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LATER NEW YORK MARKETS..
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.I
EHw YoRK, November II.
DEIAbSTufHs-
Flour and wheat lower. only with buyer1 holders
very EEm Corn closed dull Al $a8 In store. Barley
Large export demand. Eye-some lhlpppiny In.
QulEJ.
PEoTBIoE1.
Pork-LIbesal business since Change ut $13.0o.
LAld-Actiye export demand; primo, Tic.
LIVE U00e.
Hogs fell to 7Hc. Receipts, " car loads.
0EDEERtES.
Coffee very duls Rio, :sesc. Sugar declined fully
nc tair to prime, I03212kc.
, 1866-11-19

CnAHoE or TuE.-On and aiter Sunday, tie
18th Inst, passenger trains on the Chicagu. Bur.
liugtor Quincy Railroad will leave Chicago IS
, 1866-11-19

ColgAtess Aromatic Vegetable SoAp.-
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils, In combination with Glycerine,
and especially designed toE The use Of Ladies' and
washing properties unsiyalled. Fo. sale by ii,
druggists. m11ah9i6-lyxEw
, 1866-11-19

ADnrr,n ExnnYo,-Ou Saturday, ABOUT hoou'
onsrrr Rms, fornd fetus wrapped In elosh' IN
the centre Of North Union street, near hinsse. =
l. prtrurcd .ha, some unfortunate GU! ais end ~.
icfcd IN abortiou 70 hide her shanc nooa 'oe
world.
, 1866-11-19

The Purekt and Sweetest Cod Liver
Oil In the world, manufactured from fresh healthy
ivcss, upon the sea shores It Il perfectly pure and
sweet Ask for ''HAzard i Caswclls Cod Liver
OIL" manufactured By CAswHI, MACK g. Co.,
New York, Sold br all druggists
, 1866-11-19

pFuAelng,z Pure Cider Vinegar will
preserve psckles. and Is warranted pure. AJAX
your grocer fer no other vinegar. Largest works
Prusting, 50 and 81 Slate street Chicago.
, 1866-11-19

A Sure Pile Curr.-Dr. ENbert's Pile
Instrument positively cures the worst eases Of
piles. Sent By man On receipt Of 81 Circulars
free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address ]. 3. RoxASK, Manager, No.
SIS BtOAdHay. New York.
, 1866-11-19

JoHs SrPr1I.-The fnal examination of Joh
Supple, charged with shooting Jerry Tc'ci viii
intent TO kll, was held before Justice stnrteraat
Saturday afternoon Wcleh WAS reported as daiiy
Improving, and was able to be tn the court room.
An effort WIS made by cou1se1 to procure large
y Increased ball. but the Court adhered TO tts first
decision, and Supple was committed Tor E1al n
on a copias under an order to g.ve bali for Sl.t93
In IN action On The case. The Sheriff being IN The
habit, legally, Of indenniying himself by doubling
the bond, the eecurity required Is $500 This
The defendant WIS unable 70 give, and he resides
tn the County jail. The entire bonds required ts
for AeQls
, 1866-11-19

HeFTlck,s Kid strengthening P2ustera
Tho bcst and ehcanc't hnGsehold remedy In the
wcaknees, ard dl.t1ess in the back. stdc aud
nreast 10 hye hour. Indeed. so certain are they
70 do this that the proprietor arr1nta them Ps1ec
25 cenis. Sold by Ill deaicrs. j. 81. REED Co.,
Chicago, ILL.,, Agents.
, 1866-11-19

Or. Olea MorcnosA Pfils-Chronic DI-
aea Is, MpTSas M dtss, II me
raent are cured In every instance by the use Of
Dr.. Olea Morcno'e Pills. They are Spanish dis
10 The American public ih1ough Delt1eh. Block i
Co., Chicaco. agents for The Northwestern States.
Let thnse afflicted Try them. EverE box warranted
Or money refunded. Sold By MI druggists,
We would call particular attention TO
Decor Wads~orh's Dry Up for the Ca.auh.
advertised In another column. Il Is sure and
tnie remedy for this 1oathsome disease.
Paper HaDKinEh and Window Shades
at greatly reduced prices. F. E. Mgb,, 81 Ran.
dolbh-st.
, 1866-11-19

BrEG1.Ev.-1he residence Of John Graves, a
t4rrlcr rrs.osnc about twenty-five miles from the
city. uc.r the track OF the Chicago. Burlington &
Quincy Eailroad, tras entered Oh Friday night by
res worth Of coupon 10 Government bontr, and
the ne1t morning there were evfdences that they
had searched tho whole houac, probably 10 ind
the large amount Of bonds in !icated by the cou-
roas. The house was turned s@topsy-turyey."
, 1866-11-19

ANNA E. D1cKtSsoS.-It IL hardly necessary 10
make MOI than the announcement thst Au1a E.
DIckinton will speak ct the Opera House next
Tuesday ercnlue. 10 Ill the sp*cloas building with
an oYcrnuwiLc audience. She Is universally
kno4u-adnircd by all !orers OF t1ut1. and feaEed
hy ali enemies Of hnman prnErcsa. Nef dne ora
forical powers bright intellect and sparkling wit
will always ind hosts OF admirers, and We lock,
in consequence, for an immense audience On
TnPsiay evening
, 1866-11-19

SPLENDID 'JEwE1nT.-Thc establishment Of
Metsre Giles Brothers l. Co No. 14s Lake stree. Is
becoming the 1iaany's Of Chicago as u fashionable
place for obtnintng dch JewelrT anl gold aud el-
yer ware. A large number Of the rich Testimonials
which arc mentioned In the frequent notices Of
and the elegant services Of ellycI, rold; watches
ard Chains rich bridal sets ana similar articles Of
in thl. department OF trade, 10 which they con-
stantly adding new etylcs and articles.
, 1866-11-19
AmUBEmEETS.

The past week has been one Of the most extlt-
tnE and agreeable OF the whole season. The city u
unusually we'll supplied with places Of Amusement
at the present time, and the demand seems 70 tn
czease In exact proportion 10 the supply. When
no extra senfa,ion IL In *he city, and The task of
providing Amusement Tor the community Ia left to
the TWO regular theatres, IN apathy seems to
seize upon the citizens, and full houses cannot be
had. No sooner docs competition and rivalry
begin than the loving public turns out
In strong force. Last week WAS IN evidence Of
this. -Four regular places Of entertainment were
open, with severnl others of an irregular kind.
sod every one Of Them has been not only filed.
siFn, and musi no encouraging 10 the msn.sess,
who have really lone all In their power to deserve
the blessings bestowed npon them.
remarkably successful week 1t tie Opera nouse,
md thai. portion Of The public who haSe
mol taken the opportunity to witness their aston.
hey are 70 remain ios four nights Longer, Ths
DufelArs have done wonders, and have achieved
for themselves reputation such as no company
Han7ons gaiucd many enthusiastic admirers when
here, but The nlslay BIo,he:a fairly outahtne even
the HanIoas III feass q aar,ng: Aside from the
Taa iolm,aes ssh ssd ee sR psa
exceedingly, pleasant and atyereihed one. The
| tor1naaee on Saturday afternoon.
McVlcKER's TuEATnE.-MF. and AfrB. Barney
Williams have been the teignin9 stats during the
ratt week. Their performances have attracted
aud!e1eee and en 1ha. oa sso
always, secures, The close Of this week
iheF pFsasnd SfrSs bst
produce ne hlzhly sensational draaa entitled
scenery, music and properties: The web deseExed
,sputs!ion oi thts Piece, and NJ. and Mrs. WI
preclude the necetsity of at present more than a
mere mention Of It's proposed performances.
iutt clotei crowded houses harc Witnessed the
performance Of the Avalanche, and screaming
iarces, with 1bAt DELIGHT which a.wsys accompA
nlcs The plays brought ont the at Museum Mt. G
ceivcd At the hands Of his friends most snbstAn
iinl bcreft gnrn1shed with two presentations, OF
| Friday night. All Of which has been dnly chrou!
| c1el.
The play underlined for Monday night is tn,
magnificent comedy, styled :. The Favori.e Of For
tune" which has enjoyed ths rnoet unboundci
success at Waltsck's Theatre. New York, for SOM
time past. II Is to be well cast, and will contail
the cntIrt strength Of the company.
, 1866-11-19
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

CHICAGO AXD NoKTHvka1EnN-pEfoT coR- WEI
WkIxK 1SD KtENt.
, 1866-11-19

A CRAZY WoxAS.-Word WIS Brought to the
Armory On Saturday afternoon that wonan liv-
ing on Fourteenth street was snaahlnE everything
in the house and threatening the lives Of her chill
drcn. Two OF three men wete Immediately de-
tailed to 20 and arrest her. odlccs Dotshach
reported that there Was eearrely whole pane Of
corner Of Fourteenth Ftreet and Indiana Avenue.
The furniture VA. broken up, and everything that
could be made into "hraEncnte' had met the
rxne fate, though the children hsd happily es-
capped danger by fleeing from The spot. The wo.
man, named Sorah Carter, Was asrcssed. hat upon
,ehc hsvins only recently returned home trom
fwo years Of treatment II the 1uuAtIc asslum Al
Jscisonvil1e). she wae delivered again 10 he,
friends
, 1866-11-19

war. bp: for 4 short ttrnc only a. missionary u
81 s,ste D she.e se.s was s.est ls. ePpo.isioa
aeeount ot shs pspglS the st; Ams
I'd se w
religious people in Its dtstE'et snd bad ey &c con. n
eonlnsDetd etan, s d. ss1S resieiea . sais she
denosatnanenal fa.l ,neeslnss beEaa and "a r. BE-.
Ks however. tndneed& 18th them to ttine1s.e s' A. ,he
sound rsons house to honse, ,heit churches AZ
. nnni 10 meet in IN w;n!er. Win reference to the
chIldrcn Is Tic whlte. he said that he msde the
asoo & oo M s.,surV & n ey ta sad
rrnpSr OF eolort.d members u shs church. md
as foon - they understood hst tasT wess s .fsc,
ana .sholass TX ssaoos s7sa he IN n
tne netshto;nood ay ,ne hlseks some s,5 Tess *
amer and this seeSnd 'enoe wa ,s eaneS sssoo .St
sSSaate a.'ea Il she "a" elsi III. school
5oken n Tas seo1ea a.u e. s.a III
aaa sa :, Or ON ~! q sss he would
eueoa ea q a5e of Fl 6sass 6ass
b, 'iss tesss 'ss ss. hess -
e ,te1s 10 Northern men except one Who WAS in :h'
- - Erfe.Alarny. Colonel Z. A. CuIey. WHO noAloul
y win noted rehe. Colonel. srady1ng lav
viz I'D .ase9d' ITO, 10 es1s ssSso. her
~ ~ n,sny I'D men. Numbers Of the have learned I
us M 1e.d' Int they arc not ateady In heir purpose
nd moi unfrcqucntly they lcarn one d4S and fot
a. snnaihitc With The nesroe. to any great extent
60 n3rarhcrs Ia the eolorcd schools arf the men 70
&c 1tca 70 own hundreds Of men who ase now thci
~ saIi,s The American Sunday School Y ulon+ !
made ne seen xab.s be,,t
e. .Sted snd all The people need down there nos
~ ~ tcf sIout, THIS they do deste-not 10
~ I1,sddicd wib-bnt allowed TO educate Ihetr NJ
s7nnEcath.r TUmbull announced that the Conve'
,,!,, m.vo ~ .diouinnc today, wocld adjourn uui
tly s oa nsst ~ tTo o'clock on Monday. The Eaie.s
m nc. 1 AZ viii be held on Monday nisht. ~ II
nv Hrcnnd prcsbyterian chuych. For the purpose
s.. reiine ano,hcr ard possibly better piGtast. Y
snt members are requested 10 meet NJ eicot eio'
on Monday. ,h. h.nc !. .
ou. | haf the Power OF Gcsns' Name WA snns. =,
!, IN The sc.sion VA concluded with eeheoleuoo
inf. Thc ioliowsns is the ecsreesed liss Of appoa
'0' Railroad Atssioa school. P, O., Nelson hia'
, 1866-11-19

poSA77os pArTF.-A very pleasant soeial
gathering was held on Thuttday evening At the
church on the corner Of Ros'cy and Wa'Ten
steetr TO testify the good will and respect Of the
congregation in substantial nanncs to their pas
tor, Rev. A. Z. Shoemaker NJ Lyons presided,
with NJ J. D. Emulcrt .e Secretary. The meeting
Wis addressed BY Senator J; q Ward. Nj; MuEte.
Rev. +: @. Iaylo1. Dr.. +. Reynolds, J; z: En-,
dulla.s Ms presented to The pastor evidence Of
lhe sympathy which is felt with him N The self
sxc1i6ct5r labpr< which he bus undertaken. and II
an encouragement to him 70 continue in Its prose
cution. III. Shoemaker cane here ahot, two
grsrs aco from Har1isburgh, PennsJlvsnia. aud
ontside aesistance receiving no remuneration for
hi 1alo,s. The chnrc!t rs uow pru-perinc and IN
crraling and The pa.so. IL sc-ns the ir11s Of his
laborr.
, 1866-11-19

No. E51 VIE bttupltu Hy Ntsstf: Wfnthsad q
Daniels, Wholesale commiselon dealers. A large
stock Of wool constituted the principal portion OF
ttcis loss, which ia probably considerably 7nder-
estimated At Ss.,M There was an insurance Up.
amount Of $4,000. Like No. s49 the building WAS
Of brick and fve stories In height.
No. s53 was rented Of William 3. Ogden By D.
Bunker Js. j. Co.. wholesale tobaceonitts. Their
loss IN Manufactured and Leaf tobacco Amounts to
$1aNOo, and the loee upon machfnerr used In the
establishment wne about u UD0. The loss was IN
cured for &c, ,o0V, as follows:
Uadio1d. ................. ..........$ $500
FtrS ---.- ---....-. ....... LOO
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HoxoRAHL1 AcQu1rTED.-John B. Mcdonald
and Neil Me1Ane, charged with the robbery Of
pIstole, watches. money, ETC., from the boarding
house Of Stephen Parker, 1t the corner Of State
and Twenty-eecond streets, were finally examined
on Friday ii the Police Court, and were dis
charged, there being do proof that they wcru
more guilty than any other boardcrs III the house.
, 1866-11-19

ROARD-For u gentleman and w1te.
- JanaaE !. Must be o. West Or South s. le. snd
location, s'AIFs'' BOZ 1925 Chicago.
ROARD-A pleasant suite OF nicely tur.
ffAhed rooni, with board, for gentleman And
Mife about January l. Address, for three days IT,
TfinEce office.
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Testimony Of Hoa. Alex. H. stephens.

THIS REC0NsFRUCTION COUNCIL
AGAIN
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latest Accounts Of French and Impe
rialtsf MoEemeHts-



The accounts from Saltiilc 70 the 9Th
report that on the 7th body Of two hun
tred Liberals approached Aqua de Ia
Nula.
Gen. Dougal arrived at Buena Vista on
rle 81, and then marched for ParrBs.
The enemy forces, amounting % fifteen
hundred men, uDoer NaTaBj0 and IRE
viu1 had passed through El Jaral and
got rs FAR as the vicinity ~ Santa Isabel
Six miles north Of ParTas whence they
marched on the night 0f the lst inst
il search Of the Imperial forces under
C0mmaudaui- Brian and Comg0s, in all
iZ hundred meu-saV ole hundred and
drv French and four hundred and fifty
1reyicaus An unequal contest enaued
and the result Was fatal h the Imperial-
ISIS. who had one hundred French and
forty Lexicans killed losing, besides, sll
their arms, ammunition, etc, and the
enemy TOOK large number OF prison en-.
on the departure Of these forces there
remained a section Of fifty Frenchmeu
stationed az Parras, and, notwithstand-
fr,a me defeat suffered ai santa Isabel.
thi. handful Of men opposed and impeded
the entrance Of the victon into the town
By making one Of the towers i1elr strong
bgg and thus saving the residents from
lie evils which would Otherwise have
been inevitable.
As soon as these events became known
~ SaIriLlO a force was sent % FaIras but
% arrived two days after tbo action
Gen. Doual subsequently went IA peiHoE.
On the sth the French went IN search
OF the enemy at Alamo being the COM
hined forces Of the Vict0rs and Of the So
called Governor Niezca.
The Idea Liberal, under date Of the ID,
states that Corona continued master OF
The state Of Sinaioa, with the exception
0f Mazatian. Other Liberal forces Occu-
pied Sonora and Lower California and
latteTiy the Republican, guerillas Of 80
nora bad carr led of q gHeat many mules.
Maxine COmpos started from Parras 70
attack the Republicans Of the Laguna
towns, and, as they avoided battle,
part OF the farms and ranches were burnt,
Dot even allowing the cotton seeds which
the farmers had stored 10 be saved, and
thus running the proprietoTs. While
Canpos was occupied in this work Of de-
struction, the Republicans took possession
Of Parras, burnt the house be had Occu-
pied, and made Preparations 10 fight him
Ii The vicinity Of the town. The action
proved unfav0ra5le enough To Campos.
Sc being completely routed, With
the loss OF nearly his entire command
snd all his artillery. He had TO Gee ia tie
direction Of San Juan de Guadalupe.
ZACATEcAs.
The sab-prefect Of Nochistain writes
an the 10Th thRt the 4Uarists under Gar.
cjs de Is Cadens were eemoralized. A
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Sleeping Cars on ell Night Trains.
L. J. FLEMING,
Chief Engineer and GenQ Super't.
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DRY GOODS; ;
Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Clothing,

has been bought SINCE THE HEAVY DE-
CLINE IN these articles; and We are, therefore,
prepared 20 sell without sacrifice az tho very
lowest and cheapest maTzet rates, which we
are determined 10 give our friends and custom
e-s the benefit o.
81 Don't forget the place.
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band Of three hundred, weh armed sep
arafed from the villa De heiucio ana lnt
officers had abandoned them lie Alnl-
self remained with two hundred men IN
Jocbipiia. but was likely 10 retire, as lnt
Tn,nari,iist cavalry, infantry sno srtii-
IeT-y mad arrived from GuadalJarai i've
hundred strong. Jon pursuit A consider
sbia Imperial force under Col Carterett
VINO Is 10 take the post OF superior conl-
msudant Of The State, was expected on
the 18th from Durango,
There are accounts dated the 18th en-
nolpcing that the forces Of Garcia Ca
dena. mum beriug one thousand men, pm
occupation Of Tlaltensga and Mezqniuc'
got considerably divided, taking different
routes, owing 10 being so closely followed
up by the Imperiaiists. He hlinseil
escaped 10 the mountain ridges Of Mo-
roues. The remaining guerrillss We're
not numerous. The authorities ana me
farmers Of the different districts con-
tnued 20 pursue them with activity
CHIHUAHUA.
The Commandant Carraues returned
TO this town on the 21th or feoi ltI3 ~
with sixteen prisoners, afler orGeTlhg
three or the chiefs 20 be shot ! uun ) ose
Mendez, III O. leader, resisted his eaptors
and was shot down.
Tbe Efr7 Lf5sral. Of Puebis, publishes
a letter from Durango, dated the %,
stating that at the date or the evaeua-
ton OF Chihuahua by the French forces
under C0mmandsnu Biliot most Of his
men were in bad condition. and more
than hundred were sick. Manuel Ruiz,
Of JuareZ, was brought IN as
prisoner. as also Cssavantes. Com
Castagusy, Of The military di-
vision, had been ordered % march im-
nediateiT for the interior, with the
greater part Of the forces in the town,
'ut FOR reasons unknown those orders
we're shortly afterwards cOuntermauded.
SONORA.
The Imperial official organ states that
force ofAmericans about one hundred
n number, had penetrated as far a.
'an0s, and although the preteXt Is %
pursue the Indians, nothing positive Is
Known as TO the real object Of such an
INVASION Of the territory by American
0rces.
YTCArAE.
There are no forces OF the enemy iE
his State under political motives. The
'ehei Indians Of Chan Santa Cruz con-
inue in their hiding places without
having made any movement in the
,Ourse Of February. It is rumOred that
he pCcifcaaes had made common cause
With them; but nothing Of that appears
according 70 the last dates.
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The s1b-prefect Of AochistaiB writes
an the 10Th thai the 4Uarists under Gar
cis de Is Cadens were demoralized. A
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az Trans 1fGke Close Connections,
sEBOTH WAYs.-zs

At Humboldt. with the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad, and with the Illinois Central Rail-
road Ht Cairo.
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ATLANTA MEDICAL COLLEGE.

TE'HE Eighth regular Surgmer Course OF Lee
i lures VIII commence ON the ffrat Monday ia
Nay ne1t, ana continue Iour months; az the
end Of which a public commencement FOR con
ferring the Degree of Doctor Of Medicine viii
be held
FAC u LTY:
John W. Jones, ~ D., Emeritus Prof Of the
Practice OF Medicine.
A. Means, N. D., Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
J. p. Logan, 4. D., Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
T. 3. Powell d. ID Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases or Women.
Ebeu Hillyer, Ai. D. Professor OF Physiology.
D. @. O'keete, 81 d, Professor OF Anatomy,
special and general.
" r. WestmorelAnd, Vi. D., Prof OF Snrgery.
y II. stout, Ai. D., Professor Of Surgical and
Pathological Anatomy.
J. y. WestIaorelsnd, N. D., Professor Of Ma
teris M0dica and Thera peutics.
~ Practical Anatomy, with an abundant
supply OF good subjects. will be under the i'm
mediate supervision Of the Professor Of
Anatomy J. q. NESTAiOEEL-A I'd,
Dean.
Atlanta, Ga April s, 1868. apis
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YOUNG LADIES
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
FOREST HILL, TEEE.,
Resumed its Exercises the Second day Of
January, 1866.
t E r NJ 8 p PER NTH
Payable Monthly IN Advance):
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

The sessions Of these Institutions, which are
situated on the summit OF Lookout Mountain
Tenn, will be as follows:
The summer sessions viii commence May 18th
an1 close October lst The winter session will
commence November 18th and close April Lat,
Of each year.
Tuition, uss OF books, board, washing. ETC..
500 per session, one-half payable upon en-
trance, The remainder on the 18th July aud 18th
January OF each year
Modern Language and Music, extra
As only limited number OF pupils will be
received, immediate application Is necessary to
secure admission. For particulars address
REV. T. +. WILLIAMS
Inar8i Nv BOX III fhaffauooga Tenn
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negro children OF adults? A. Nothing
by the public authorities as yet. Schools
are being established in many parts Of
the State under the auspices Of the
Freedmen's Bureau, think, and quite
a number by the colored people them
selves, encouraged by the whites.
@. What disposition do thenegroes man
ifest in regard to education2 A. There
seems 10 be a very great desire on the
part Of the children and younger ones
and with their parents to have them ed
unafad
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D. sHLOss & CO.,

2Ay Main Street,
.pl2-2w Opposite odd Fellows Hail.
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EXTRAORDINARY IlDUCEHEyTS,
Elegant Stock Of Goods 70 be closed
out from this Gay TO the lst of June
prior to our departure for Europe.

EETE viii close ont our entire stock Of elegant
w Fancy and Millinery Goods az cost price
We have also on hand some very handsome
Silks, Grenadines, Organdies Grapes, Parasols,
etc, etc, when viii be closed out very low re-
gardl 81 OF cost.
Our STOCK IS now complete, aud II Is well
known that all our goods are well selected and
Of superior quality, L is, therefore, an oppor-
tunity seldom offered 70 all who wish 10 buy
elegant goods,
L. KREMER,
aDi5-iW 153 Main street
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One DAYS use of coach and driver. $40.
ras5eHa-ers. s7Itn ordinary 8.sggale, from or 10
ans. raLLr1ad depot, hotel oT landing Iu the city
az from OF 20 any place within the corpora-ie
IEll5rs % the city, for each passenger % cents.
r1r use or caTrlagrr containing com plefnent
rr I-ss % passenger fl-n privilege % going
FH1-l l.lee q plz.ce within The city or FlciullE,
.rl tie lrsf 1ouf. s.. iof each sucecellue hour,
H-.frf the charge shan reach Ten dollars 81
Double the above rates may be charged amer
o'clock pm.
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raLlHc-oB ISrERSAL REvESU UE-R. Eough,
4-1 NadiEon street
PHs-l.A-rER-E- C. Glst, corzer Third and Jef-
r5T--aL streets
r.. s.. n 8RsHAL-lI- 7. Ryder, = Jackson Block.
o.. g. DISTRICT uE1E1--Jphu I. VI Hllllaln-
eos. - Jackson Block.
e.. f. CLEzE-A- = Mitchell. -3 Jackson Block.
srHvErou OF rEE P1RT-Of1ce over Mickey,
Front street. between COuu and Madison
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-19
GROCERIES
JUST RECEIVED

% FIRKISs FRESH BUTTER
50 Cases CARROTS Snuff
- 70 Barrels and half barrels Orange Valley
Whisky.
81 Half barrels Y. G. Tar.
Bbls Pure old bourbon Whisky.
lJJ Boxes Aessina Lemons and Oranges.
% Casks Bacon, clear sides and shoulders.
10 lierceS ROe's s. e. Hams.
20 Boxes Davis do Breakfast Bacon.
sd Bbls. Texas Pecans, extra large.
2J Bbls Mess Pork aud Reef
% Bbls and half bbis White Fish.
also. our own ImpOrtations Of:
30 Baskets, quarts and plnts, BOuCnet
tlls Co. s. HOuzy and "Cahinet" " Cham
pagne-
100 Baskets, Qis- ana Pts, "Piper Heidsick''
Champagne.
81 Boxes ,Qts and Pts., "Chas. Fare silery'
Champagne.
50 Boxes, Qts and Pts, 'De St. NareeauK'
Champagne.
50 Gases, cts and Pts, Olive OIL.
lVV Gases p and a 5Grdines.
~ cases Claret, various brands,
= Casks Qts. and Pts, a" Robt. Younger &
Sons Sparkling Ale.
Pipes Gomez Sancho " Table Sherry.
Pipes Old Port Wine.
Llpes 81. Denis Henry Mounle q Co.'S
Coguac, 1855"
9 Pipes "Pinet CastIllon & Co" 40 1850.
10 Flpes la Rochelle United PrOpuetors, "
C0gnac 1893.
o1UD Havana Segarg, various brands.
Besides full assortment OF Goods usually
found IN our line, warranted fresh.
j. +. FRANK & CO.,
- Front Street, between Madison 4 Court Sta.
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