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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24
COMMERCIAL.


NSAASAs
We stated on Wednesday morning that news
had reached this city at 9 o'clock on the previ-
Gus day OF an advance Of three-fourths OF a
cent in Europe, On American Cotton. This in
teligence was calculated TO stimulate the mar
ket, butup TO the time Of writing # has entirely
failed 10 dose. The cause OF Thu deplorable and
injurious failure lies with a source that IS Stocked
70 70 prevent loss occurring from defective or
erroneous Information. Subsequent to the arri-
val OF the European news four telegraphic slips
reached cur merchants; not one OF them men
toned the advance, not one Of them even inti-
mst5d that a European steamer had reached
port. This was not for want or time TO send
the news, for Il was IA this city at 9 o'clock on
Tuesday morning, while the earliest Of the four
lele~graphicsilps was dated New York, u O'clock
on Tuesday. Nothing came the next day u
throw a ray OF flight on the subject. This Friday
morning the press dispatches mentioned arri-
vais from Europe, bat only TO the 7th, while on
Tuesday the Northern papers published Gspar-
lures from England as late as the Sth. This
publication stated that Cotton had declined one
fourth Of a penny, leaving out the capital fact
that that decline was on Egyptian, Indians, and
other foreign Cotton, while American, on the
contrary, had aduaHced three-fourths. 1t also
stated that the Bank OF England had lost bull
lion 70 the amount OF ElOS,U00, while the truth
was that IL had gained that sum. Such suppress
sion, contradiction. laundering and mystifying,
OF o0ur-e led both buyers and sellers perplexed
and puzzleI-who could tell what road 10 go il
such a maze? The consequence was that but
lew persons did auythIng-the market was dull
though somewhat irregular were gener-
ally unchanged, being stll on a basis Of 40 cents
Ior AiddLng, and we repeat quotations. Had
he European news reached US on Tuesday, a.
lt ought 10 have done, its encouraging character
would have inspired operators to free and lib
sral operations, an animated and vigorous splri,
would have prevailed and many a bale OF Cot
ton now lying In the sheds would have changed
hands. All this activity and movement has
been neutralized, and this ardent spirit damped
by the vexatious misleadings Of some irrespon-
ible tranSmitters Of kilograms. The loss in
money to Memphisby sue occurrences as this,
IRE not trifiug. Many Of our merchants ART
determined 10 perfect such arrangements a.
shall prevent any more OF these injurious an
aoyauces, by providing q reliable and response
bic manner Of obtaining and distributing daily
Gold and Cotton quotations.
The following Is a sumnary of the sale o.
Cotton reported in answer 10 our inquiries: )
bales, Ordinary, at Soc; $ at &c, stained; 81 at
Good Ordinary 40 AZ S5c, . at Sc, and 50 at
Low MiddIing; % at SSc, p at 3Slzc. IS at sec,
md 49, Al zoe, Niddiing al lCc, and L al 40Llc,
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Collins 4 Co.'S Cast CaststeeI PIous.-
A further supply Of the above celebrated Plows
just received by McComhs * Co. febIs-lw
Dry Goods at bargains, al Elson Brothers
~ Main street. fell II
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LETTER LIST.
List Of Letters Remaining IN the Post
eaice at Memphis, Tenn, Saturday,
February 2ith, 1856.

To obtain any ofthese letters, the applicant
must can for Advertised Letters" give an,
11ie o. the uati and pay two cents f0r ADVERT
liEot called for within one month, they vii
pc sent - the Dead Letter Once.
Fiaee the postage stamp or the upper right-
L-Iu corner, and leave space between The
Imp ahu direction for pOst-markiug without
lDterlerug with the writing.
request for the return ola letter n
--t Wrter III unclaimed within thirty days 81
wllten or printed, with the writer's name
Roetpulce and State across the len-haud END OF
~ enEetope- on the face side, will De compile
~Iin ~ tne usual prepaid rate OF postage, pf.v-
aDie When the letter is delivered 70 TIE writlFH
see. =, Law OfIst.
days frOu 9to 10 O'clock a IN
hoBERT c. GIST. Postmaster.
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LOuisNiIIe z

LOUISVILLE, Feb. &l-Tobacco slightly de.
clined on common lugs and light leaf; Flour
superhne, s. 50, extra, IS Is, family, $40 ; Pork
$50; Bacon-shoulders, lfSci Ciearsides, IS<ci
Hams, 2lc9&e Lard, Isc; Corn, 6lci Oats, sc
WHISKY. 2 2Oas2N q.
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The finest assortment Of extra fac and
fashionable Black, Drsb, Beaver q Nutvea
felt hats, just opened ST the Memphis Hat Com
many. fe22-3L
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The celebrated Lone Jack Tobacco for sale az
susnann, Mayer & Co.'S. conner Jefferson and
second streets. fe2iiw
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REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER Packet
For Helena, Pine BiaR, Little Rock.
h.. .Demaine, master
This fast and commodious steam H.
eF Will leave as above on c
THIS DAY, oath Inst, at pm.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
LARRY HARNSTAD, Agent.
feli-LL M HIal.r..n .n-..N
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II Yen Would save money, buy your Dry
at Elson Bros, ~ Main street fell q
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The Louisville Courier OF the 2lst says;
Money rules easier al 8al2 per cent.
Gold was somewhat nuner to-day. opening al
1857 and closing a. l57LE
TrausacuOnsiu Gold here are confined almost
entirely 70 the legitimate demands Of trade,
there being no speculative demand Whatever.
Brokers were paying within per cent Oh, and
selling az New York rates to-day.
Government Securities remain firm with n
steady demand.
Exchange is in good request and sells readily
at par, bankers asking In 70 lilo premium.
puvgDr g.frs--
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FINANCIAL.

There was 40 change IN Money matters yes
-erdsy, and they continue dulI and dropping,
and in the absence Of anything OF general inter
est, we insert the following from the New York
Herald OF the 18th; "The stock market con-
Inues active and strong, and the number of
buyers IS rapidly increasing. Orders are COM
ing into the street from the interior. under the
stimulus Of the increased railway earnings. the
settled aspect OF our foreign relations ans q re-
vval OF confidence I'm the stability OF values.
some ofthe Bears, I'm view Of this condition OF
things, are covering their contracts, and this
assists the speculation for a rise. Bat the out
Standing short % interest Is so large that II a
general rusa 10 cover" took place a very sharp
upward movement would gs the result. The
Bear" houses are already feeling the effect OF
tho tarn of the market, and the failure OF two
of their number was announced to-day. The
buying in 10 close their contracts stimulated in
some degree the tendency OF prices early in the
anern0on. Neither Of the Arms referred 10 be-
longed TO the regular Stock Exchange, but their
aggregate liabilities are reported TO be heavy"
Exchange.
The demand for Exchange continues 70 ex-
ceed the offering, and We quote IL dun and
dropping at former quotations.
Geld sad Silver.
There is stiil a "mastcrly inactivity" in this
ms ket, and the tendency Of Specie is down.
ward, with no transactions to base quotations
upon.
Currency.
Currency remains quiet and close, and with
little probability OF an easier state OF the mar
Eet for some time 10 come.
government Bonds.
-Sevcn-thirtles remain quiet and firm Al as
buying, and 90 and par selling.
URcUrreut Funds.
There was very little inquiry for this class Of
Paper yesterday, and @ is feared the striusrncv
OF Currency VIII have a depressing effect upon
the market.
other
We take The following from the st. Louis Re
publican Of the 2lst
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F0B1iLg,
JUST RE CEIVED D,
Avn ran caru vnrr nm ,..


100 Bbls. Mes Pork.
100 DO. Beef
81 Bhls. and half bbIs. White Fish.
81 Bbls. Texas Pecaus.
% Boxes sicily Lemons.
80 Casks, Quarts and Pts, "W. Younger &
Co.'S Strong Ale.
20 Casks, Quarts and Pts, "w. Younger &
Co.'S Brown stout.
10 bbls. Bourbon Whisky, a years oid)
2 BblS Robertson DO.
Also, our Own ImportatIons Of:
loo Baskets, OTIS. and Pts, Piper Heidsick7
Champagne.
50 Bozes,Qts. and Pts, "Chas. Fare slIery7
Champagne.
50 Boxes, OTIS and Pts, . ST. Marceauxr
Champagne.
81 Gases, cts. and Pts. Olive OIL.
100 Cases Z and = Sardines.
ITO Eases Jlaret, various b-andsl.
= Casks, CTS. aud Pts, "Robt. Younger &
Sons, Sparkling Ale.
5 Pipes Gomez Sauchn" Table sherry.
) Pipes Old Port Wine.
2 do ~. Denis Henry Moauie & Cols
C0znac. '53.
5 Pipes "Pfnet CastilIon & Co - do. 1850.
10 do LA Rochelle United ProprieLors,7
CogHac, 1858.
5000 Havana Seglrs. various br8ndsl.
Besides a full assortment Of Goods USUALLY
found in our line, warranted fresh.
j. F. FRANK & Co.
2S2 Front Street, between Madison & Court sts.,
febIs IW
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TIL the Balance o. their stock is sold, FL
son Bros, ~ Main street, Will sell al reduced
prices. fell II
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notice TO

w Il. TENNIS, who has been for some time
w . connected with the Atlantic and Great
western Railway, and Cotton Express at Gin
ctnnau, has been appointed 10 act as Agent foI
the company at this point. and is now pre-
giving 10 shippers all the facilities and alyan-
tsges this Great Through Route affords.
AL freight over this line for New York goes
through without change Of ears, thereby saving
the delay Of transfer attending other lines. and
landing the freight in New York IN much bet
ter condition.
Omce-No. ~ Madison street fails
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The celebrated Lone Jack Toba,co for sale St
ramszn, Mayer & Co.'S, corner Jefferson and
second streets. se2i-lw
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CEurISAL CoCET-Only one case was brought
before this Court yesterday, that Of Msjah
Bedford, charged wlth stealing 2 horse from J..
II. Pryvine. on the fifteenth OF last June, and
for which he was tried 81 jle last session Of this
Court % sentenced TO the psnitentiary Tor
I've years, bat was afterwards granted a new
trial, and acquitted OF tie charge yesterday.
but the Attorney General had him rsmanded
70 Jail, on other charges. To-day the case Of
Jane Mullins, q negro woman, charged with
stealing c5-ton. ccmeS up for trial.
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spring ,.rla Tor young gents, at the Memphis
Hat Company. feZ-st
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:. Lee, master
WI i9sse Hharfboat, -
loot or Jefferson street, On -
ThiS PAY, 2ith instant. at 8 pm.
For Freight or passage apply on board, or to
COmpany's wharfbOat.
TATE ABLE 4 co., Ag.nts
r. P WALT q Co. lAs'nS
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New York Money and stock Market.
MY YORK, Feb. -
Money more active and nrmer at z Ber cent
STERLING more ecuNoaud frmerar l6sE
lS, ana closing atl87<.
Government stocks HEle baff.~
stocks heavy u. d. ofN rars ma m
coupons q ~ w. 40 do reg'd' fe5 insL III ~
SIS second series, IS do. 81 se-ss 49, ~
g. -; Is, \ year -ccrdlcates. new issns
repn' 6, 90 y 7 c q RtIof5; NV -
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q Egroys & soS.-we are indebted 20 this en-
torprsiug firm for 81 Louis papers very muc,
in advance Of the mail, and rr New York ana
O. her Eastern papers ahead OF the Post ones
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CHAScrET CoUEr-rhe cases set for trial be-
fore this court yesterday were dsly disposed or
and To-day the motion docket viii be called.
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TIE cry SCHOOL CzIEHEATIoN-A very
large collection OF our citizens essen
ul-i q. an esrlv hour NJ the school building on
Adams street, On Thursday morning, 10 witness
the celebration exercises. In commemCratIol
o. the birthday Of the Father OF his Country.
a large number OF the scholars and teachers Of
The vzr5ocs schools Of the city were also in at
tendance. who took a deep interest In the eNer-
ciss OF the day, which were arranged as
~f1TT1v.-
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A~RRrsrED-A negro was arrested Yesterday,
on suspicion of being the @ who cut Henry
Gibson. the other night, and lodged in jail.
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THASEs-We are indebted 10 the southern
Express FOR late lies OF jackson, Montgomery
and Galveston papers
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IDS. APDc13. Please acnouuc me acanci-
date for County Court Clerk az the ensuing cleo
ton, and most respectfully ask the votes ofmy
fellow citizens for the office. was quite sur
prised t0sce, in this mornings ArgUs, my name
announced for tho County Judgsship- After
@ residences or forty odd years In this, my native
5tzt-ous half OI which mas been spent IN tine
rractlceo OF law chiefly in this cltyl-It would be
peculiarly gratifying to me TO hold so respecta-
bic and useful a position. Bat ills already filled
by Executive appointment, and no election can
be hold for said office TIN the eEplrarisn ofJudge
Pettits term. without the Governors special
order. Code, Sec 8I2l However, If electeE %
the humber. but very responsible position OF
Clerk OF said Court. I trust, that by dllgsnt AZ
tentiont 60 Its duties and q sincere disposition 10
serve the pubic therein without respect OF
persons" my familiarity with the laws and
practice OF the state win contribute much %
my efficiency as an officer. Feeling now that
the great question IS seJrlei. and the future Of
myself end my p1stsrity fixed here, tina, we
have O country and government which are en-
utled 10 an honest and loyal support from one
and an ius citizens; and, being identified with
THIS community, j again respectfully ask it,
support
feIsu THOl D. ELDRIDGE.
p. ". sarcry. once zl Main street, Mem
phis. ls the sole duly authorized Agent Of the
Publisher, in the entire State or mississippi, for
the sale OF Books entitled outhe Generals.
Distinguished Women Of the south, Poilard's
History OF the War, Life OF jackson, etc.
Agents wanted in each county. fs 23-2te
city stock saIc.-Frauk Hyde viii sell al
auction, on Saturday morning az Do O'Clock, az
the city Stable, O. Monroe street, between sec
ond and Third, q large lot OF Horses, Mares and
Mules Nothiug considered sold unie- found
TO be o. represented.
DESINUKEs & KELLOGG,
fe52-2t Proprietors city stables.
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BBLs FRESH ST LOUIS NEAL

100 BBLS- FRESH ST. louis MEAL
10 E5z L. r.. Floor
% Bbls- Double EE-u Flour.
50 Bhls Harrrs1u Flolr-
l9 Bbis- Sin-l EEfrt Flour.
H Eris- EG-.whaaL Flour
5 Bbls. Ness FORK.
= Bbis. Picked T0les.
20 CASKS Clear sides
tasks Hau--
I0 Pounds Br-aksst Baco1.
loo Pounds Dried Beef.
% Bbts spiced p-gs Feet
. Bbis. Mes Beef
= = hbls. MackereL.
3 KIts White Fish.
100 Bxs %. A. Herring.
81 BZz Cheese.
50 kegs Molasse[
y neg 6oloea syrup. ard 10 eaI=.
y Hhus New Orleans Sugsr.
- Bbls. White Sug4r. c-u.raF mn
VeIeu' ZONES, Coffee and refined Yellow.
1oe R& soap al grades.
= Fkss Star candles, ana ~
= sacks RIO Coffee.
lu hegs SAILS
= boz BruomE-
100 Bxs. TOuaceo.
5a,0el Segars.
% BIDS Recuf-t whisky.
l5 bblA Bourbon 90.
10 Bbls Cape Lime.
= BASKETS Champagne.
p BXs. Pearl starch.
5 Bales GuuuiG-
DO Sacks Rice.
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c MATTERS.

IArr PAPrRs-Oscar Haig, agent Of the Pho
peer Express. hiss our thsuks FOR late papers.
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PROGRAMME

Music by the Band.
Gymnastics Exercises. by the Students Of the
song by tbg malestu5ent-Hs Columbia.
W-HsEluEtuu's Farewell Address
Song america, by al the schools.
LIE. character and services uf Washington.
al Drsl0n bv Master Frank a. IhurmeL, OF The
D-y High school
GIe- song by al the Students
Tie speakers stand vas handsomely decors-
ted, with . portrait OF Washington t~estooned
with Eazl the whole s-urmouuJed with beau
uuuy Ornameuted arch. The exercises
commenced with a procession OF all the stu
dents. carrying wands, and preceded boy the
band. aud after marching through the priuci-
al streets, they returned 20 The school
T0cus. wasn tse Farewell Address was
read ia an earnest and l1rel1le manner,
by the superintendent, Prof Mitchell.
The Grafton q Master ThurmeL, was deiv-
cred and elected the warme,t admiration from
tine assembly. The gymuaSJie exercises,
under the direction OF Prof Cooke, were adj
Iuira5Iy executed. and attracted much atrsu-
ton. We srs pleased 20 see rheexIeutJ 20 which
THIS branch of Tie education of the youth OF
our country has been carried. especially after
b5-lz SO long neglected 10y most OF the schools
The Board Of Visitors we've In attendance, and
expressed themselves a. highly pleased with the
whole exercises and particularly the Address OF
Master Thurmel, and the EmEastiC exercises,
s1dthemaz1e5 improvement that characterized
the students generally Altogg,ler the whole
AFFAIR Wa q very pleasant episode en- the Lives
OF toe large number Of students 10 attendance,
and VIII be long remembered 10y them as a day
% be- marked in the calendar Of theriives, with
q white stone. Too much credit cannot b.
awarded 20 the Superintendent and Teachea
for the Interest and ability thar they havs
shown IN conducting our CITY Schools and the
msrzed Improvement In the students under
trasrs-am -dontal hv tLem.
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TBIALs To-nAS-Wfniam Witt charged with
stealing q bale of cotton OF OF the steamer J..
z. Hall, and Tom McEinuy, the negro hoy ar
rssted for Stealing a horse from Mr.. Chambl S.,
the particulars OF which we published yester-
cay, wubsvC g hearing before Esquire Creigh-
ION TODAY.
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sIsLLFoE-AIthoUgh so much has been
said IN regard 70 thlsdisoase and its rapid spread
through the city, we feel constrained TO add az
least one word more 10 the public in reference
20 It, Get v-accilsred. We know OF several
nu-Ees whose children have contracted this
loatas5ue disease by mere contact on the many
streets Of the city. We are not 8larmistS but
hope 10 prove p-ecaUtl0uisis. Get v~accinat=d-
re-vaceiuated. al once.
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ARuEsr or = RoEBER-A gsTbouna ye-;-r-
CAV svore out a warrant against a gentle freed
man, named George, for robbiug him OF S5 In
money and some groceries George was arrested
and viii be tried to-day before squire Creighton.
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RIVER MATTERS.


weather nmN huathe-
The weather yesterday was abominable
Throughout the day a slow drilling rsin fell
which put the Leveo In a worse condition than
we ever saw it. We would respectfully ask the
Landing COMMITTEES b take astroll down there
this morning, and shen in their wisdom 10 de
eide whether il is possible for steamers 20 dis
charge their csrgoes, and river reporters 10 get
about The fog was so heavy on the river las,
night Shat several boats were detained.
Blsness-well, there wasn't any done and,
take 90 Gil in all, we hope never % look upout the
Ike again.
The rlveris sim rising, at the rate Of one
inch per hour
steamer Diamond 10, from Arkansas river.
4arascon, for Louisville.
Departures.
Steamer Darling. for Cincinnati.
Diamond 10, f0r ST. Louis.
tallmet for Evansville.
Messenger, Tor Cincinnati
Boat in Port
Vicksburg, Die Vernon, Des Arc,
Gufdon Cleaner, Memphis.
Nevada.
miscellaneous.
TbeFaysr Moon viii be in port this morning,
and leave for Cincinnati this evening Roll
on. silver Moon, take the travellers on
your way.
The Morning Star. laura Fenton snd Olive
Branch len Louisville FOR this port on Mednes-
day evening.
The Nicksburg backs cut for Nioksourg and
New Orleans this evening. h is reliable IN
every respect
The great Ruth has been unaVoidably ae-
tained a. Cairo, s. we learn from 9 private DIS
patch, but she viii be down to-day, and leave
foE New Orleans 81 o'clock P. y, chs is Eos
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EnterPrise-Brown, Jones d Co, having
located a large and c1mm0dieus wharfboat az
their coal yarist the mouth Of White river, are
new prepared TO do q regular receiving, for
wardtng and commission business Steamboats,
can also DE supplied with che best Pitsuurg
coal filed iu boxes a. the loves, rates. fe22-lw
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CAsWELL, MACK & CO.,
sole lTauufar+urez New York CITY

Special Notice TO shipPers.-Freight for
all stau7uson Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad
viii be received to-day. No freight received foT
points on Mississippi Central Railroad.
J. N. PAMPLIN. Agent.
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FANCY GROCERIES,
Consisting OF
Teas, Assorted Fruits, Oysters Sardines.
Gherkins, Mixed Pickles. Chow CHOW,
Brandy Peaches. Brandy Cherrtzs-
Preserves, Pine Apples in glass and cans
Extracts, Yeast Powder. CONDENSED NIX.
Condensed Coffee Lo1sI=r, salmon.
Scotch Ale Porter. Chocolate, BLa-kiug.
stove Polish, Jelles,
Canned Honey,
Snur, Indigo. Box Eueing.
brakes BltteE, SfuuElteu 10.
Morning call WahOo Buffers,
Plantation Bitters. Old Port Wine.
Old Shers Wine, Madeira Wine,
Ginger Brandy. preserved Ginger.
Powder, Caps and shot.
Clothes Pins. OrCasrersnire sauce.
Pepper Sauce, LoudOG glu sauce.
Mushroom CatSup.
Tomato Csu~up. Walnut do-
Raslus, CurrauIs, CitrUu.
Backing Brush5-.
Clothes Brushes, Horse Brushes.
WtisE Br0Oms. Hearth Bruouz-
Counter Brushes BED Cords. Pow Lines.
Two Hoop Buckets, striped Cedar do.
Nest Measures. Sugar Buckets.
China Buckets, " ell Buckets.
Sugar Boxes. Washboards.
Covered Market Baskets.
Tubs Selves, Wire Bhl. Covers,
kegs, Macaroui.
White Root Ginger,
Race Ginger. Nader, Cloves Spice.
TdpiscO NutmeZs, and Coal on.
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Irving HIOcE-We call the attention Of 1.-THE
public % the advertisement OF John a. Diclun-
son in another column. The house deserves
more than a passing notice. Mr.. Dickinson wa
the first person 10 establish a regular carpet
store In this city, some six months past, and
succeeded in getting into the celebrated Irving
Block, and has spared Ne pains or expense &c
make this store one Of the finest in the South.
and added Furniture, Pianos and Sewing Ma
chimes 20 his already varied stoc% Scarcely q
boat arrives but is full OF goods for this popular
house. We can recommend this house 10 our
friends. being a Kentucky house and Kentucky
men. and bespesk for them an immense trade,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

Linens, Towels, and House FurnlshiDgG Good
at reduced preces at Elson Bros, ~ Main street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

Tor the First Time iu -Four Years.-Our
old and esteemed Kentucky friend, Mock Levi
arrived yesterday on the Tarascon with a mag
nihcent lot Of mules and horses, comprising
sixty head. He has them for sale at the stable
OF Cross 4 Evans, opposite the posi- office, on
Third street. Hor-e muciers and planters Will
md Il 10 their interest 70 call on Mr.. Levi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

The celebrated Lone Jack Tobacco for sale at
Susmann, Mayer & Co.'S, corner Jefferson and
second streets. fe24-Iw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

Flour AZ WhOiessIe.-Eessrs. n. z Wilcox
& Co.. Commission Merchants, No. $40 Second
street. Gresulaw Block. in additiou 10 their gen
eraI business. 10 which they are very attentive
make a speciality Of the Flour trade. They
have, IN addition TO a well selected stock Of sup
plies, Flour Of all descriptions, and MI order
promptly az low rates.