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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-22
COMMERCIAL
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, /
MEMPHIS. March q, 1857, s pm. !

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL
MEHPHIs. March q, 1857, pm. !
General Bus.-.ss.
Business was a little more active to-
day than usual, but still is not what it
would be were the weather to clear up.
The 0 rivers are falling rapidly, but
there has been no abatement OF the flood
/ at this point or below, and it will, We
fear. be some weeks before they viii fall
sufficiently to permit those now over
flowed to feel secure. In the meantime
the suffering is very terrible and wide
spread. The regular monthly meeting
of the chamber OF commerce takes place
on Monday, March 25th, and presents a
good opportunity for some among its
numbers TO bring forward a project Of
| organization to obtain subscriptions, and
to disburse whatever may be subscribed
aud received for the relief Of those who
have heretofore contributed to the trade
and growth Of Memphis. No that we
would limit our b~eniiicence, or the work
of charity aud love to those alone
who helped our advancement, but we
wish lust now to impress it upon our
neoDle that the relief we suggest is not
one of gratuitous charity but rather an
\ honest obligation we are under to reeip-
roeste in the hour Of their need, to those
who have aided Is in the past. We
hone sone member of the chamber viii
on Monday, bring the matter up. IN a
proper shape to give efficiency z &C
zion to the thought, and that the whole
influence OF the chamber may be exerfed
for the relief Of the distressed.
COTTON-The inquiry was t~olerably
active to-day, but q wide margin existed
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FRIGHTENED AwAY.-Some thief
attempted to enter the residence of Mr..
Jas. Flaherty, at 1Ss Union street yes
terday morning, by the fsvorite method
Of cutting the blinds. But one Of the
inmates being disturbed by the noise,
made some demonstrations inside, which
frightened the burglars away.
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STOP HMM. G. w. Carroll, an
a%uetioneer, gave information at the pOlice
Office yesterday, that n Chss. Hall,
who had lately been in his employ, had
obtained goods under false pretenses, and
had been guilty of embezzlement. A
full description of the party is in the
hands Of the police, but Hall is still at
large.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-22

FALSE ALBANIA report was current
on the streets yesterday that a shooting
affair had taken place at the Gay
osO the night before, in which one man
had been killed and another seriously
wounded. On inquiry we find thatthere
was no grounds for the rumor, and that
it was false in every particular.
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WE GALL attention to the card Of Or.
]. II. Southall. The doctor is an elegant
gentleman, finished scholar, and thor
oughly comprehends the science of his
profession. His friends and patrons will
find him in his elegant quarters, 199
Main street. in the Wehster block.
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THE residence Of Capt. Larry Ham
stad, On Union street, was visited by
thieves on night before last, but after
cutting away some stats they left with
out effecting an entrance. The residence
Of Mr.. Joseph Bruce was entered and
several articles were stolen. Powder
and ball are needed very badly In our city
ST uresent.
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REMovED.-By reference to the card
Of Cox & Humphreys, the produce deal
ers who were burned out on Saturday
night, it will be seen that they have re-
moyed to No. ] Towards row, where
they will attend to business in their usual
nromnt manner
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The public are hereby notified not to
pay to any one any bills due THE AP-
PEAL, for advertising since January Slst,
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN AINsLIE,
Cashier and Manager.
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Brandy and Whisky.-Tbese articles
are very beneficial in certain cases, and
to get the best is sometimes very diff
cult, but we feel safe in assuring ouf
friead9 that Messrs. =. x ]. Hoffheimer,
No. 2T6 Front street, can furnish them
with the hest that the market affords.
Call and try their stock.
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between the views Of buyer and seller.
A few bales OF middling were sold at
from 2S 10 2SSe, bat factors generally
were not disposed to sell at iess than PC ;
in fact, we de not think that q round lot
Of any size could be bought at that hg-
ure. Receipts for the day, 1884, bales ;
shipments, 2500 bales. We quots nomin-.
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ROTTEN Row.-The portion Of the city
known as Rotten row abounds in thieves,
and what is equally as bad, the receivers
Of stolen goods. Yesterday a lot Of goods
valued at 500 was found there, which
were identified. They were in possession
Of q negro girl named Belle Thomas,
who had recently been employed in the
house from which the goods were stolen.
A valuable diamond ring, supposed &c
have been stolen at the same time, has
| not vet been recovered.
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OUTRAGE.-Two men named Chas
Meehan and John Burns were arrested
yesterday or a warrant issued by Squire
Lee, charged with administering drugs
to ayoung girl nsmed Mary Ann Mea-
han, aged about fifteen years, and after
wards violating her person. They gave
bonds for their appearance before the
Justice to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-22

The law passed by the legislature o.
Mississippi relative to liens upon crops
for supplies furnished, will be found In
full in this issue. It is 8 matter Of much
interest TO our merchants generally.
The product Of wool in Australia Is
very large, and hithertO allof it exported
has been sent 70 England. The Austria
liam merchants, however, intend to try
an experiment, and are about TO send a
shipload Of wool TO New York, to see if
q market for their staple can be opened
in the United States.
The principal French railroads have
declared dividends as follows: The
Northern railroad, 70 per cent that OF
Lyons, 05 that Of Orleans, IS the
Eastern, 80 the Western, 80.
The Davenport Democrat makes up q
statement from the books Of the prinei-
pal grain dealers Of that city, footing up,
for the year 1866, an aggregate Of 1884
056 bushels. OF this amount, there were,
OF wheat, 1906, 532 bushels barley,
l ,009, 996 corn, So, OS5 oats, 379,060 ;
rye, p, 436.
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You are requested not to pay any car
riers without a certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. L. DAVIES.
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DR.. Bernhordt-No part of the hui
man organization has received more
careful study than the delicately con-
structed optical apparatus on which de-
ponds all the delight of the vision. In
spite, however, of minute dissections,
and the most painful research, but little
had been accomplished in supplying the
defects of nature in the visual organ
until very recently. Fine spectaclee
have been ia use for many years, but 10
most instances they were but poor sub
stitaes for real eyes. It was reserved fol
DIR. Bernhard, the renowned ocnlist
optician, 10 discover and introduce into
common use the Australian crystal.
which enables the neal sighted and aged
to see with the quick aud clear pereep.
ton of the eagIe-eye of youth. DR.. 3
can be consulted daily at his Office
Overton Hotel. meh2l- 2t.
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Receivers sale
OF
Real Estate and City Brewery,
rhursdar. April {. lee7.

william Hundhausen vs.. Frederick Russer.
ny virtue OF an i-nterlocuiOry decree made in
ID this cause IN The nance Cours OF Mem
bidder. on the premises on Hill street.. in the
city or Memphis. between the hours or II a-ra.
andIp.m On THURSDAY, 18th day OF April.
1867. The following described Real Estate, %
wit: A certain Lot OF LAND. lying and Being
In the city Of Memphis, county Of shelby ano
state OF tennessee. sevsuty-tETee fecs fronLon
Hill street. by adepth Of one huzdred and MY
eight together with all and singular the ~
provements thereon, stock and flxtqreN -
ma nroperfV 4 known a. the . City Brewer
property. -.
TfSaS OF SAIL ODe-f0urth cash. ana ne
bs1-n-e3n acrraI iD~SIaIilnEnts, six, Twelve anu
~f-Efaan months. bearing interest; purchaser
1870 bon1 Wiz security +; . len retained on
properly tin payment line PuIon@ NSs
eqaiS CHAS A. DAMMANN,
uhi1 "a Receiver.
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HAPPY YALLEY.-Thedweller in this
precinct are not so happy as the name
would imply. Mrs. Sherry used abusive
language to n Fred. Fritz. He desired
the police to arrest her. They sought
her and found that she had taken refuge
in the bayou, from which she was
dragged with some difficulty. She tore
the coat Of M Of the metrepolitsns,
but was eventually imprisoned on Ad-
ans street.
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THE GREESLAw.-The opera house
was filled last night with a large, fash
iOnable and enthusiastic audience to
witness Lolita in the M Diamond,
and Nan, the GoOdJor-Aothing. The
plays were well put on the stage,
and capitally acted. Tonight, for
Lotta's benefit, will be produced Deck
erls GLost: afterniece. E1milu .LrTs.
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Wagon and Carriage Material.
Corrected BY WOODBURY., Smith & Co, No. 9
Green street, st. Louis.
RIVER MATTERS.


weather and Business.
The weather was p~leasanter yesterday,
with some indications OF clearing up. In
the past three weeks the sun has made
its appearance only n day.
Business remains very dull on the
landing.
The river at this point continued to
swell very slowly last night, but came to
a stand to-day. The Ohio is falling all
the way down at the rate of about two
inches an. hour. The Mississippi at st.
Louis is also slowly falling. st. Francis
river is rising.
Arrivals.
| Steamer NJ. Hambleton, st. FIR. river.
" Paragon, st. Louis.
" Baltic, st. Louis.
" Commonwealth, New Orleans.
/" Indiana, Louisville.
" Mary Swan, Evansville.
Departures.
Steamer Baltic, New Orleans.
4" Paragon, Vicksburg.
q Belle st. Louis, st. Louis.
Commonwealth, st. Louis.
" Indiana, New Orleans.
BoatE in Port.
Minneola, Des Are, Harry Dean, M.
Hambleton, Mary Swan.
miscellaneous.
The fast packet Phil. Sheridan, Capt
Judd West, leaves for st. Louis this
Gay at Il M. Larry Harmstad q To-,
agents. -
SThe Des Arc, with Capt. John Elliott
In command, is now at q landing
receiving freight for White river. b
leaves on Saturday. Levy q Miller
The NIinneoIa, Capt. Miller, leaves
for ali poipts on the Ohio to-day as far
"a Cincinnati. Jas. I. Bourne d Co.,
Tbe II. S. mail packet, Cleaner, Capt.
Tobn Myers, leaves for Arkansas river
| on Saturday next. Larry Harmstad &
| ~. and Jas. 4. Bourne Co., agents.
The Harry Dean Capt. Blaisdell,
leaves for Arkansas river al 5 o'clock to-
morrow evening. No man knows better
NOW to "a keep a hOteln than our friend
Cant. B. Mr.. G.. A. Ditton and Tom.
H~sliburton are clerks. Jas. T. Bourne
q Co. and Levy & Miller, are her clever
agents.
The Adam Jacobs, Capt. Rowland
leaves for st. Louis on Saturday next.
Dill & Peterson, passenger agents
The Bertha, Capt. Yerkes, Will be n
port to leave at loon on Saturday FOR
Cairo and Cincinnati Levy & Miller
The st. Charles leaves for New OrleanI
tbis morning at s o'clock. Capt. Hugh
Campbell commands and Geo, o. HRr
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oshei's Crystal Palace opens Saturday
morning at 1890 am, corner of Bank
alley and Center alley, between Court
and Jefferson streets. meh22 2t
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JUMPED THE BOUNTY.-A negro
named Riley Blair was brought before
Mr.. Justice Black ~ Wednesday,
charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses-that is, coming the old
dodge Of agreeing to go to the country to
work, obtaining an advance, and then
giving the planter the slip. The justice
imposed a fine of fifteen dollars, and in
default of payment committed him to
jail. Yesterday he received a eommuni-
cation from a United States lieutenant,
ordering the negro's release, as he had
promised to join the army, but his re.
ouest was not complied with.
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BURGLAR PURsUED.-A prewler who
attempted to enter a house on Third
streetneaF Madison on Wednesday night,
was discovered and pursued by Capt.
HazleIt. He failed, however, to capture
him, although he once had him by the
foot and fired one shot, which, it is said,
must have taken effect in the back. The
would-be burglar escaped.
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AN OLD AND RELIABLE HOUsE.-On
our fourth page appears the card OF
Messrs. Orgill & Bros, one of the largest
hardware establishments in the SOUTH
west, and composed Of gentlemen of SUI
perior business talent and answering
prObity, with whom it is q pleasure to
have dealings. This house is so well and
favorabiy known as to render any fur
her notice unnecessary. Read their
i aarT
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STEALING BY A WIFE.-Martha, the
wife Of Charles Reamer, who resides on
Poplar street, was arrested some days
since, charged with stealing some silver
coin and a pistol from her husband. She
was brought before Esquire Creighton
yesterday for examination, when it was
proven that a portion Of the money be-
Ionged TO a third person, who had given
it to Reamer for saie-keeping. The
money claimed was returned TO the
owner, and the balance given to the
lady-she being discharged. What be-
came Of the pistol did not transpire.
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The Society Of advocates will hold a
call meeting on Saturday, the 2Sd, at 3
pm, at the Office Of Caruthers & King,
276 Second street. -
/ z. CARUTHEkS Dean.
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RELIEvED.-A respectable looking
man, rather advanced in gears, arrived
in town on Wednesday night to trans
act some business. He had on his per
son about three hundred dollars in gold
and about five hundred in currency.
Falling into bad company he was rob
bed Of all his money, and was obliged to
take refuge in the stationhouse for the
niObf
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Not;ce.-The of three blocks of
grsnite. consigned to A. s. Oldham.
Nemphis, per steamer Baltic from New
Orleans, VIII please call, pay freight and
charges on same, q remove said
freight, it being AZ tlleir Tisk.
~ LARRY HARMSTAD & co.
Memphis City Wharf boat.
{. c. CUMMINGS, SECRETARY maFza
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A6oue OUerfo10.-Any body wanting
8 fine bottom plantation, which is even
now entiFely abQYe ting overflow, should
call on Messrs. Strain & Goodman. See
their advertisement. mh21 Tvs
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-A very
fair audience was present at the New
Memphis theater last night. The Ticket
Of Leave Nan was put on the stage
in the usual New Memphis style.
Chanfrau's Bob Briefly" is excellent,
and was acted in his usual careful man
ner. Mrs. flanagan, rs Mary Middle
ton" was excellent. The other charae-
tiers were well sustained. Tonight, for
the benefit Of Mr.. Chanfrau, will be
D esented our american Cousin at
Home, in which Mr.. Chanfrau will APP
near as lord Dundreary.n
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FOR CINCINNATI.
DEAN LINE
MEMPHIS AND CINCINNATI PACKET
For Cairo, Louisville and CIneinnaai.
B. Miller master
This splendid packet VIII leave f.
a. above every -
THIS DAY, I'd inst, at 5 m.
JAS. 7. BOURNE CO,
mhZ2 q Agents,
MEMPHIS AND CINCINNATI PACKET
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
master
This tine passenger packet leaves -.ST1
for the above -
SATURDAY, 23i inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
mhZ22t 81 Madison street.
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GRAND OPENINa-Oshei, after many
months preparation, will open his
CRYSTAL PALACE SALOON, on the
corner Of Bank alley and the alley be-
1 tween Court and Jefferson streets, Satur-
day at 1890 am. He will have a grand
and choice lunch spread, and invites all
his old friends to give him acall. There
are few, If any, saloons in the south
which have been gotten up at more ex-
pense, and we feel satisfied that Oshei
viii keep it URepceued for the quality
Of IFS liquors.
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FoR LOUISVILLE.
FoR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
REgULAR NEW ORLEANS AND LOUIS
VILE PACKET.
For NanoIeon. vIcksburg, Matches and
n. Orleans.
This sapers passenger steamer IL
will leave as above -
lis DAY, I'd inst, at 5 am.
LARRY HARDISTAD & CO, Agents,
Corner Main and Madison sts-,
mh22It or Wharf boat foot Monroe 81
MEMPHIS AND MA " ORLEANS LINE
For VfeksbarS, Matches and New Or
leans.
The magnificent steamers
Rob-. K. LEE AND GIN. QUIfhAA,
viii leave Memphis as above on IL
every alternate W ID ESDA 49,
EVENING on arrivRi Of the trains
SAN. II. SHOCK,
mh2I II Passenger Agent
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FOR RIVER.

MEMPHIS & AREANSAS RIVER PACKET
COaPANK.
For Pine Blur and LIitIe Rock.
maSteI
This elegant passenger packet II
will leave EE
SATURDAY. sd IRzI, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSCAD & CO, Agents.
Corner Main and Madison SITS, or
h 2 City Wharf boat, foot Monroe st.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS
RIgER PACKET.
For Helena, Napoleon, Pine Bluff and
Little Rock
hAhh1 master
This elegant passenger steamer II
Is now leading az the foot Of COuTt
street and Will leave
SATURDAY, sd inst, at 5 pm.
mh2l A No. 81 Madison street.
ocular MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS
RIVER RAGhEH-U- s. FAIL.
For Helena, Napoleon, Pine Bluff and
Little Rock.
bLEAE MASTER
This superb passenger steamer ~
viii leave as shove on B
SATURDAY, sd inst. al ) pm.
JAS, !. BOURNE & co, Agents.
mhZo q No. L Jefferson street.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND WHITE RIVER
PACREE
For Helena, Delta, Frtar's Point, sum
dCwer. Laconia, CarsOn's, COncordlas mouth
White River, Indian Bay, St Charles,
Davalis Bluff and Augusta
DhS
This elegant passenger steamer -N
will leave A
SATURDAY, I'd inst. at S pm
LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
mh2l II 81 adisO street
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HelUingtoR: Il Story Of 1S63.-Every
u should read it. 1t is The book of the
day. For sale by Geo. Pattison Z Co.,
2e North Court sEfess, msh9lIW
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FOR CAIRO.

REGULAR MEMPHIS q CAIRO PACKET.
For OseeOIa. HaIe's Point. New Madrid,
Hickman, the Bends, Columbus and CAIRO
LADY-.6 Ward master, B. ?. ward CLERK
Leaves Memphis for the absve N
and intermediate points every -
MONDAY. at 5 pm ieo28 I'm
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TO Shippers Of Cotton from Memphis.
In order to give shippers choice of routes
to New York, l have appointed Capt.
w. Jay Johnson, Of tha SsaF W~harfboat,
my agent foF tie Diamond line at Mem
phis, to contract for and give bills
lading at current rates freight, ria all
rad, ria LuisUa2e, or, if shippers prefer,
river to Cincinnati per splendid packets,
and rail TO New York. as agent duly
appointed BY Competent authority, guar
antee to shippers to carry out his oils
lading. Our time hast is as fast, if not
faster, than any other line.
j. c. BUCKLES,
Old Reliable Agent B. G. T. Co., Diamond Line,
Louisville, KY.
I-nIIsNILLE- March IL 1857 mnr1lI I'm
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Health Is More Precious than Gold
DR.. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases a speciality and guaran-
tees cures altar examination. Payable
AFTER care. Office, 2lS Main street.
~r6daU
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Coal -Bigley, MalleFsh 4 Co., No. 50
Jefferson sheet, have Splendid P~ittsburg
coal. Leave your orders. feb4-tf
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was very tastely arranged, the Dramatic
Corps of the Club taking especial pains
10 have their stage "set" appropriately
Tor g masaue scene. Above the foot
lights was a banner of blue, stretching
rom the picture of Schiller to that of
Goethe. on which were the words, in
white and red, "Welcome to the
purim Festival" Other banners deco
rated the Room but the most prominent
feature was the snoothness Of the floor,
nrepared for a " skating dance,'' which
eelipsed anything "on ice" ever wit
messed in the Central Park, New York.
When all the Masks were on the floor,
and set IN motion on the light fantastic
toe.p the glitter and splendor wss en-
chanting. The Room was illumined
with even chandeliers, and their bril-
liant lights rejecting on the brillisntand
bu~rlesque costumes, exceeded anything
the most picturesque poet ever conceived,
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Grand Hebrew Festival in
HOnOr OF Queen Esther.
Anniversary Ofthe Salvation OF
the Jewish Nation from
the Vaccinations of
Haman.
Magnificent Masquerade Ball
and SumptuOus Supper by
the Memphis Club.
The Most Picturesque and
Pleasant Affair Of the
Season.

What the Fourth of July is to the
American people, and what the ami
yersary of the Signing of the Magns
Chsrta ought to be to the people Of Eng
land, such is the Fourteenth Day of the
month Adar (which answers to our
Twenty first of March) to the descend
ants Of the people of Israel ali over the
world. On this day, wherever a dozen
Hebrews may be congregated, thsTe is
" rest and fasting" according to the In
struetions of Mordecai and the letters Of
King Ahasuerus, commanding that it
SHOULD be remembered and kept
throughout every generation, every
family, every province, and every
city" as a memorial Of the deliyerance
of their forefathers from the enemies of
their nation.
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COMMERCIAL Bank OF Tennessee corner
Madison and Msin streets,
@RaSKITN Insurance and Banking Com
II psnv. corner Jefferson and Front streets.
ETRsT National BanE, Il Madison street.
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Cigars, Wines and Liquors.

-rsr u;,eSu L5auor and Cigars Imported IN
X Rond- 10 order, in MenphlA Also Test
RS and Conee. Terms cash On deaNss5
- Nacis7n street, Agent Menp1is OF BY
-oasrsirued No ? equa eNeW 1ork-
nb1 In J. BANkHEAD
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GAYoso savings Institution, I9 Madison
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TEKMAN national Bank, 2a8 Main stress
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-12-01

The HURRICANE IN As1A.-All the
way from the Philippine Islands
come tidings of the wrath of the
great tornado. The storm has pro,
badly swept completely round the
globe. and ragged with no less fury in
the Asiatic Archipelago than in the
Gulf of Mexico and the West Indian
seas. For three days, the town of
Manila was submerged, and iu an
other part of the island whole vii
lagos vanished before the path of the
tempest, and the inhabitants perished
by hundreds in the ruins of their
homes. It isknown that many .ves-
sells were wrecked in Asiatic waters,
but some time will elapse before, the
extent Of the damage to shipping can
be ascertained.