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DR.. LAR00KAH'S
Sarsaparilla COMPOUND I!

NOR THE SPEEDY AND PER-
MANENT cure Of Liver Complaint, scrof
Il Kings Evil, Dyspepsia Dropsy, heu-
ula, o. IIepsy, Erysipelas, sc. Antbony's tiro-
ralgia, IL; lies, Blotches, Boils, Tumor. Salt
Pimples, Pus, nd Sores, Rheumatism, Pain IN
Rhe9m, UlGerss I'd Bowels, Genera! Debilt
ty, Uterine liberation, arising from OF 70.
Disease, and all complaint '
sulting In Impure Blood. r...,... ...,...
IL u double tts strength Of any Other Sarsaps.
rilla Compound in tho market. a.. ID Is endorsed
by the medical faculty - the beat a.7d ehSapesi
Flood Purifier extant. Price Oh % p,u Botils.
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BASE BALL.-The members Of the
"Star" Club will this afternoon play a
game of base ball for the champion belt.
The man who wins the belt to hold and
wear it as long as the Club remains as
an organization.
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Doors AND SHOES FOR THE MILLION.
We observe that our enterprising
shoe dealers Messrs. Blond and Bach
man, have on hand one of the largest
and most complete assortments of boots,
shoes and CATERS ever brought to the
city. Prices reasonable. Call at their
store, Main Street, corner Sprigg Alley,
and secure bargains. .f
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THE COMMITTEE appointed to distrib-
ute the reward offered by the Cadiz
Bank for the arrest of the thieves, meets
on Monday next, to make the distribu-
ton.
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For sale by all Druggists. [2Owms

FRUIT JARs.-As the season for pre-
serving Fruits, Berries and Vegetables
is now at hand, the most important item
is in getting a good Fruit Jar: Among
the various kinds in the market is the
Patent Self-Sealing Scre,c Top, for sale by
J. L. Hobbs, Son & Co, and is the best in
use. jy192t
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In TowN.-Mr. B. H Latrobe, Chief
Engineer of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, was at the Mcclure House last
night
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The HAY HARVEST The people in
this region have commenced making
hay We learn that the crop is good,
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WEATHER.-The weather yesterday
was cool and cloudy, with heavy show
ers of rain.
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UNHE MBINATION PULvER
i ISED slate and yiscOus natter as a roofing
material stands unrivalled A mastic-it adapts
itself TO every shape and slope. 1t ia non com.
bustble imperyiOus, non.eXpansiye, and unde-
caying Frost does not crack, nor heat dissolve
t. The only roofing material ever discovered
that will resist the action OF the elements a.
long as the structure il protects. For repairing
old and preserving new metallic roofs Of oil
kinds, Plastic Slate has never been ezuAlisd
while il has proved an Invaluable acquisition %
the mechanic arts as preserver Of metal and
wood when iEnbedded In water or earth or eI.
posed to the weather. Being susceptible Of
little, If any, wear from exposure, and perfectly
6re-proof, il is unequaled as paint for railroad
and farm buildings, fences and bridges iron or
wooden. ms a. n.
Having procured the sole light TO use the
above roofing material in the counties Of Ohio
and Wood, we are prepared at all times 70 put
on new OF repair dip roofs at the shortest posi-
bic notice Oar terms are reasonable and work
guaranteed
JOHNSON, CAPRHART & CO,
No 17g Market Square,
mA2s Wheeling. w. Va
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.g LAUGHLIN'S
Old Home lBitters.
win Cure Dyspepsia Alwaysl
Will Cure Dyspepsia Always.
Will Cure Dyspepsia Always
Old Home Bitters
Old Home Bitters.
Old Homo Bittsrs.
WIN Cure Indigestion and Eaaseau.
Will Cure Indigestion and Nauseau.
Will Cure Indigestion and Nauseau.
Old Home Bitters.
Old Home Btters.
Old Home Bitters.V
W ass Regulates the Stomach
- Regulates tho Stomach
Regulates the Stomach
Old Home LBitters.
- Old Home Bitters
Old Home Bitters
eCures Heartburn and Headache.
Cures Heartburn and Headache.
Cures Heartburn and Headache
~ Old Home Bitters.
Old Home Bitters.
Are Indispensable 10 every traveller. "a 1t At
oncA prevents dizziness and sea sickness, and is
certain preventative Of the evil effects OF con
slant change Of water 81 Z
II Old Home Bitters
Old Home BittersH
Old Home Bitters
The Great Sumfrer Remedyl ia.
b The Great Summer Remedy
The Great Summer Remedy
ITO Give Tone to the Stomach
To Strengthen the Appetite
To Give Good Appetite
ITO Invigorate the Invalid.
Old Home Bitters.
Old Home Bitters
Old Home Bitters.
...H Old Home Bitters,
RWll Cure Dyspepsia
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Will Cure Debility.
Will Cure Heartburn.
LACGHLrSs BUSHFIELD,
-.. 4W.-rrss avg Wheeling
Sold by dealers everywhere. ie2s
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-09

For CAIRo.--The snlendiaf ana popular
mail and passenger packet, Armada, goes
to Cairo at o'clock, to-day, Offering the
most sumptuous accommodations TO pas
sengers. Her chief officers are those ele-
CANT and experienced steamboatmen, Capt.
Josh. V. Throop, Billy Dunn and VAL sor-
enson. than whom no more affable and
pleasant gentlemen ever ran steamboat.
Gen. jackson, chic of subsistence, provides
most literally for the passengers by the Ar
mazda. So sFFg
For LoUIsvILLE.-The Ella Faber, sup
plying the place of the Rose Hite, viii be
the regular packet for Louisville to-day
She has good passenger accommodations
and clever officers. -
For NEW ORLEANs.-The elegant DAVID
White goes to New Orleans to-day.
For GREEN RIvER-The new side-wheei
steamer, Myrtle, Capt Hurd, with A. @
shepard in the Office, goes 10 Green River tive
this evening. .s,, sssstffss.4 $50
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liver NEWS.
River and weather.

The weather is cloudy and warm, with a
nice rain yesterday morning, and fair
prospect'o of more. The river has fallen two
feet during the twenty-four hours ending
last evening. On Saturday there was six
feet in the channel at Pittsburg, and sta
tionary. The Cumberland is falling, with
five feet water on Harpeth Shoals. The
Upper Mississippi is falling; also, all its
tributaries.
Arrivals and Departures.s
The following constitute the arrivals and
departures since our last report was closed:
Champion, st. Louis to Cincinnati. Pam
ther, Memphis to Cincinnati; Liberty No.
2, Memphis to louisville; Armada, Cairo
to Evansville; James Gray, Green River to
Evansville; Tarascon and Mary Ament,
Louisville and return; w. H. Brown,
yicksburg to Rittsburg; cameIia, Nash
vile to Cincinnati; Superior, for Cairo;
Sam. Orr, for Eastpert.
Miscellaneous.
The rain yesterday morning rendered
the Wharf extremely muddy, and made it
unpleasant getting about. This also rem
dered business somewhat dull.........The
Champion from St. Louis, had fair trip
.........The grand Armada came up full of
people as usual, but had short freight list.
She is the great packet for Cairo to-day.
The Panther passed. up yesterdaym
having in tow the Prima Donna, which
she tows to Cincinnati. The Prima Donna
was badly wrecked by the explosion of the
Nick. Hughes, and will Tneed very extern
sive repairs....-...The w. II. Brown passed
up with a number of empty barges In tow
1.-THE Tafascon arrived from louisville
at 1917 o'clock, with but little freight, but
tolerably full of people. She left for Louis
vile at an early hour yesterday afternoon
The Camelia had a fair trip. She discharged
s. hogsheads of tobacco here for sundry
consignees, and took 20 barrels of -four re-
shipped from the Charmer by Huston & Co.
........The Superior did not get a very large
trip, and neither did the Sam Orr.........The
Fulton No. STOW bOat-made the run from
New Orleans to Louisville, recently, in a
little over i've days. She made the run
from Memphis to Cairo in 20 hours and so
minutes, and from Memphis to the Falls in
S. hours, being the quickest trip made since
the war........Captain SHOEMAKER, of the
packet Romeo, designs putting two light
dTaught steamers into the Wabash River,
to run between Terre Haute and Coving-
ton..--.-..The ordinance declaring it a null
sance for steamboats, to whistle at the
wharf was passed, as we are informed, by
the City Council on Monday night, and, as
soon as published, will become a law of the
city, when the denizens of Water Street
viii have more quiet time of 1t. Printed
or written notices will, we presume, be
served upon all steamboats, landing here.
R0afs Dine
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Time Guaranteed.

4 This Express is now ready for business.
Through receipts given and time guaran-
teed nv w. n. DARLING, Agent,
No. 265 Broadway, New YORK.
O.. w. ABBOTT, Agent,
No. IS State Street, Boston.
BROWN, DUNKERSON q CO..,
feb27tf Agents, Evansville, IND.
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Boats Due.

Among theidrst boats due here are the
Rowena, to Nashville; Shamrock and Po-
cahontas, for Missouri River; Lady Frank
lin, Nashville Emperor, Yorktown and
New York, for st. Louis; Liberty No. 2,
Alice Dean and Harry Dean, for Memphis;
Mary Irwin for Arkansas River; Amazon,
Westmorland and David White, for New
Orleans; ]. P. Webb, from Nashville; Ella
Faber, from Louisville; Importer, Tahli-
quah and champion, from st. Louis; Indi-
ana, from New Orleans.
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HIRAM NELSON,

II. -. AUCTION ESEk1Ns
HAS permanently located his Auction
Room at
No. IS MAIN STREET,
,o,,,,osite the Washington Housel where
ne viii attend to all kinds of Auction DUST
n ess: To the selling of Merchandise, ~ az
ons. Carriages, Horses, and rear EssIste. :,
Auction Days-TUEsDAY,T THURSDAY anu
6 xTIrRDAY of each week. Cash advances
on consignments. Refers to al the CHI G1ti,
1ens of Evansville who know hlm' W.
give his whole time to his business @PAS
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Gleanings from Our Exch Da1'lse

fSrgcIrr ATI.-The Commercial of Sunday, |
says: -.ssa.la
the John w. Garrett came in from New
orleans yesterday, with I'VE Darges IA sow,
mort to port. She made the round trip m
ssfde Of fwenty-seyen days. Pilots, w. j.
Anshutz and Henry Robinson.
The Commercial of Monday, says;
The Ueather was clear and mild yesfer-
day AZ Pistspurgh ia fe h H he Channel p
Here it has receded ~ ieet unIlng lne
twentyAfour hours ending last night with
rs feet hence TO Louisville.
The Louisville Courier of Tuesday says:
The riverssvas falling slowly yesterday,
qBwith seven feet two inches water in the
canal in the evening by the mark. During
the previous forty -eight hours the river had
fallen ten inches at the head of the falls,
and some thirty inches at Portland. me
weather has continued cool for the sea-
son, and quite cloudy most OF the time, the
Thermometers ranging ut about 6s
- on the falls last evening there were f1Ye
feet. two inches water In the pass DOWN In
THE Clifton. that came in from CINCINNATI
Yesterday, lightened to the = pass water
no taking off a drove OF horses. and de-
seanded the falls in safety. The horses were
rsriyen around the falls TO Portland.
sT. LouIs.-The' Democrat OF Monday
says: {.
e~sThe Rivers stiI1 very high from Saint
panl to cairo Further down, the banks
a % rverffosgpti . We have good reason TO
aag that. although heavy rains fell
saturday over vast extent OF ter az t,ey,
there need be no appfenelisionl. oI ilisu
M re high. The Illinois and Missouri lfs
gallopng down, and the Upper N q eadS
will follow at once ne H Vss,,.,i sa ~
on friday last the tow boat storm passsa IS
Peoria on her way down the aiin 12 tow w
81 Louis with twenty -two bafges ~ nO =
Eli loaded. too Tie towing business y
and from st. Louis, is verify assuming Z, Z,
rantic proportions. Tow p0ats VIZ -, y y
time bring fleets Of barges deep!y t Gtts,
with produce, down the Missouri % ssal ~
louis as they now do from the MISSES III
md illinois, and merchandise lroAa W
)hio. 81 Afs
A Cairo dispatch to the Democrat says
The wrecker UNDERWATER turned "
hEll OF Convoy No right side mp yes.ei
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General Market.

Mud, damp, and gloom, with business dull
and not an event or change Of interest, exeepI
Increasing irregularity, as Flour rs apparently
entering the abyss that has thrown Cornntea
Hominy, and some. other articles, into con
fusion.
CORN-Without any great activity and at q
little better rates we quote 5SgSjc., but good
Corn, in fair sacks, cannot be bought uuder6Jc
sales ofSgO sacks at Soc; 80 sacks at 79c.
HAY-In fair demand some very fine is OBJ
tanning S6as5; inferior and. medium qualities
unchanged.
OATS-Without change sells freely on land
ing at 50a55c; sales of SO sacks at 5Sc.
BACON-sales Of 500 lbs. Clearsides at C.
FLOUR-we reduce quotations; inquiry
shows a good deal OF discrepancy in price, with
a considerable desire TO effect sales. sales L
bills, choice Family, at sI3 %.
TOBACCO-The amount Of business has been
restrained by bad weather, but the upward look
Of Tobacco in the first markets Keep prices,
though stll unchanged, very firm. The last
Richmond Price Current received, reports good
sales, firm rates with m upward tendency, and
u general satisfactory condition Of the market.
SWEET PUTATOES-Have suddenly become
plentifuI-a short time ago sales were made at
s9aSlO per Dbl since AT s7as7 %, and now We
hear orsOme offering as low As - 80 stgsO % Is
regarded AS a fair quotation.
DRIED FRUIr-It appears that many more
Peaches than Apples have been dried this year,
for while the former are plentiful the latter are
scarce, and bring the .ahs price Is Peaches.
LARD-Lard is In lair demand and lower We
quote keg az Place.
-ONIOSs-Good, in demand, and scarce at
s. 80 per bbL
RUPE-SaIes 10 coils, manila, at &c.
SNUFF-SAes ~ cases at so.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-16

KFNO SALOON KEEPERS IN TROUBLE
On Wednesday night the police made
descent on the keno establishment %
Wilson q Co, on Monroe street, between
Main and Front, and captured all th'
occupants, who appeared before Esquire
Creighton yesterday, and deposited a very
considerable pOolu-the proprietor
leaving a fine Of so, and each Of the bet
terssI1. A few moresuch energetic visit'
by the police viii doubtless render this
lately fashionable amusement something
less nopular than il has been.
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there were sales of20.000 and g5e00 at 40; f00,-
e0 af 4 f2iS. a Gold check or certificate ON New
York for SIS 900, was talrcn at prem. IN New
York finds HERE vera sales OF slo1W aishn AZ =
dis. ss1000 sightat rar, a0O00 at dfs, sl01ei
Ave DAYS sight and $1,000 ten days sight a. -
dis. $1,000 sight o. Boston at 8 dis thls was
early Ia the day. There was a decline before
the close OF business OF an Is 70 a on some
grades. Bank rates also declined We quote
Checks on New York at two banks-par@ sprem
ethers- q sprem
Commercial sigla iils,...~--..-.- DIS
Five and ten days sight-.----.----- t-S5P us
Fifteen TO thirty days sight.-- lal4 dis
sixty days sight very ~ltiueorsring. 81
Sterling al bank cOuntefs-.------..-- laS9tb
Commercial and other hiils.-.---~- l4ets
Document and other bills -.--...-- I'D @tD
Francs At the unters.-.-.--......-.--. l1 CIV
Commercial and other biis-- AtP494lO
Sterling for gold. --.------------ luSa9iU"
By auction, through Mes-rs. Palfrey = Co..
there was sold . shares Bank Of Louisiana stock
al sll 10 shares Crescent city Bank az SO per
share; ! go Louisiana state Bond AT S3e0i so-o
Louisiana Insurance scrip of 1860, az the al
yanced rate OF ~ cts; $500 Bank OF Louisiana
notes at ~ also, by private sale, through the
same. 100 shares Louisiana state Bank ASH for
500 paid % shares Bank Of Logisiaua, 500. paid
81 and s. shares at So Rather a sorry hgure
for the old Ajax Of renown, and which stood
the highest or the high a few years ago. These
are better prices than realized some three
months ago, when II was sold a. lour dollars
per share.
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THE Manufacturing the whole OF
this week il has been dfeadful-even for
Memphis-and that, according 70 M ex-
perience, is saying a very great deal II
has rained every day and night since
Monday, and old Sol has not one glad
dened US by the light Of hiseOuntensnee,
even for 8 few brief moments, IA all this
weary time. OF cours business is dull,
amusema,,ts OF every species at a stand
still. and no ore goes abroad who can
possibly stay within doors-for there is
very great danger Of al unumely end N
some mudhole q little beyond the aver
age depth; and no comfort, Bobeyei
booted in rubber or wateF-proofs, y Rr
one moment the pavementmust beso~
doned for the most clearly Of the cross
ings. II we could get the Nicholson
pavement Of which 50 mEeh has been
said, (or, indeed, any kind known, North
OK SOUTH, We are sanguine oar streets
would appear something less appAli-
ing 10 strangers, who invariably
discuss the streets Of Memphis
much in the same tone ant manner IN
which people Of more favored regions
are want to speak Of the hammOeSS OF
Florida, or the Okihnorkay swamp
We are determined to divert public
attention on this important subject
If by much and frequent writing
il can possibly be accomplished
and if action at length follows each re-
peated suggestion, we shall glo-y in the
consciousness OF being IN some degree
the benefactor Of ali man and woman
kind, residing In or casually visiting our
Bluff City-sO favored by nature inmany
respects, bat 80 neglected in the matter
az streets and highways, whilst the bss
remedies are eisbOrately discussed, but
pothing, however, Is done!
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COMMERCIAL

Cotton.
Some Cotton was sold Yesterday, and still
more might have changed hands but for a dir
ference o opiniOn which sprung up. News Of
a Liverpool steamers arrival was In, Stating
Cotton had advanced there Is % I'd, and ra-
porting the number OF bales sold during the
week. Many persons believed tie advance re-
ported to extend over the week, and SO TO In
elude the four days time of the previous
steamer, and 10 comprehend the same advanes
Others REGARDED it as a second and additional
advance. One believed Cotton was one penny
higher In Liverpool; another, z { 20 "a. Thi'
difference checked sales and caused great r.
regulariti5s so much 50 that there we're lots OF
Low Middling sold al G}c., and % Strict at SIC
The following was reported TO Us as sold bales
Good Ordinary at 30c.i % at DC, 5 a 2,6e, and
81 at SSc, Low Mtddling 81 at re, IS at S9e, and
1876 at SIC, Mlddling 8 at 34c, Strict Mlddling.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-16

There Nas 2 pretty sharp recovery on most
/ Of the New York STOCK itst tc-drv.
The Money market Is about a. active as ever.
and clOseneSs the rele % the Discount houses,
| Rates of interest are kept up tosuU figures.
The general demand for Seven-th3rties was
rather i5s eetive, though She increased size OF
average Of sales Rates continue Is they were.
I Ftvo-twenties are well ~Innintained al W6asSc.
| pfem1.In buying, 8tz934c PREMIUM selling.
Ten-foftIesh re bought ateo4NHf TNf
The New Orleans Times, OF the lith. saws.
Take the week all through, all round. IN
every department Of business and trade me
I results are close and far from the high anrief-
patiOus entertained at the opening. Gold and
COftQL have been declining Tor the past seven
days fofeign e1ShA Hg6 As toAOWed Barf Draqsf
and whether the bottom = actually mllibk ont.
ar whether bottom has been attained. ys a.
NOT nra-~"h 70 assume. The noon, or " O'clock
dispatches from New eeLAs 44Vled Gold AZ l5OL.
This L. = decline from last evening" hzu1es,
O'CLOCK. These yaEislons were, however, too
rrfdihg for effect. When an. "a iatiop or paaic
takes place IN the Money mhrketg a narsh O.
half per cent, IS Of very little consideration.
Thus, on the Sd inst, Cold in New York was
quoted al lS5qlS, sterling eyehaQRs al los. Quo
tations to-day are is049lQs4 Inc prediction
touch 100 IN street, is fully verified.
There were several large transactions In our
market to-day In Gold The stays who have
been calmly looking on for some days past,
came forth. and went In freely purchases OF
"a OQ at l2S1%. $1,000 At thesame, eiU.upl a. lAM,
Sal0 1t I7s6, SJ00Oat the same, 5000 at IL. S20.-
900 at the same; at q late hour s25,O0O at lN1S,
and possibly there may have been other sums,
~. Hnelnding 5000 at l2
The movements IN E~xaaanga were light
mercsal at 1861 f85n Al 1881 f2Q0 at 1879;
f2UO0 at lB; f01 at 1881 fa8O aHl37Z; good
clear. a bank draft for $500 was sold al IA:
a2QQ0 bankers bills al 100 for Gold. In francs
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re-, psl.1 Ises.-NsaEea. bros 8 Co.

Merchant TaiI0rins-PoFer a MeOeoyl
2s Second street, are receiving their spring ana
summer stock Of merchant taliors goods' MAJ
SURPRISES anything essF offered In this maFkel
For choice Of selection they Rre anesa OF any
hin We have eyer seen. French eiotna' o-AeA
and fancy colonel BautalOons, ana NsSAh
eoaungs. and suits o. every hue and color Ms
ssf our friends sRd tie public e gall n sec
our stock. For esaily q goods ana price we
challenge competition IN our trade. As QFtai
We euaraasy q stylish. neat @Rng garment o.
No sale. caIi and see our stock.
mars5a POWER a AcGEQG
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-16

FINANCIAL.

Notwithstanding the Improvement in Cotton
abroad, Money matters stin drag heavily here
owing, probably, 70 the weather aud thp mlser-
able condition Of the streets and leYee, which
renders it impossible TO move the staple, if il
was desirable to do so. Should the next
steamers news be favorable also, then We may
look for an easier feeling i'm the market here,
Exchange is quiet and nrrp az ! on, buying,
and 4 on, selling.
Gold is stHi dropping, though very little was
Offering yesterday in consequence Of the foreign
news. We have no changes to ncts IL Cur.
reucy.
In Government Stocks there is not enough
doing 10 base quotations upon.
rpcurrent Notes remain quiet and un-
changed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-16

GiIbert's General Alternative relieves Fee
males OF chronic pains in the Loius.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-16

BUYING up COUNTERFEIT Fractional
CURRENCV.-We learn that certain un-
scrupulous parties are secretly buying up
all the counterfeit currency they can
procure, and shipping it to interior
points where innocent persons inexpert
in detecting its character may be victim
lied, and we think it is a subject calling
for prompt interference by the proper
authorities.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-16

Good drinks OF every hue, taste and style are
Fixed up splendiferously, by Messrs Hollander
a Berton, at the Cosmopolitan restaurant, on
Monroe street.