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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-23
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NEW PRICES AND NEW GOODS

which they VIII nave the pressure OF showing
TO their patrons on MONDAY MORNING:
CalicOes, only l2S, 10 and is cts per yard
Fast Celored Lawns, only Il cts per yslb.
Fine COrssts, only 81 p per pair.
Kid Gloves reduced TO 50 per pair.
Ladies' Embroidered Paper collars. only 6 cts
pr psck-nue assortment
Ladies' French Embroidered Collars, Of only
- cts. 70 cts and 81 each. Richly worth double
the mOncT.
Linen Shirt Fronts, only Is, 20 and . cts
an immeuse stock of white gOOds, bought at
New YORK auctions. which viii be sold ex-
ceedingly low.
Jaekonees at IS. Is, d, Is. % ami 3 cts per yard.
Check Muslins very Iowa
Nainsook az ouIy ., q. ~ and 80 cts per yard.
Alicerne. for Ladies waists, al only 81 per Yard.
Infants Waists, very rhe~p.
White Marseilles, only 90 CTS per yard.
All other goods in our house al proportion
ate rates.
We also hav4 a stock Of linen cothing Tor
Gentlemen, which we will sell al New York cost
70 close out. as we wish to discontinue that
branch of our business. We haVe=
500 pair Linen rants from 81 = to 81 per pair.
so Linen busters, from 81 TO 6.
500 Linen Vests. from % cts to p
Also a complete stock of Gentlemen furnish
ing goods, which We viii sell low
Geutsi white Linen Bosom Shirts, only 81 >
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WV ADvERT1sEM'Ts.
WOLF RIVER BATHING
SWIMMING ESTABLISHMENT.
Foot of Auction street.

nRESs ROOM, Including Bathing Dress end
~ Towels. Bcents. SWIMMING Lessons given
three times a week, Mondays, Wednesdays and
A.. srRATMAN a BRO.
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No I.
THE CHINCARoRA
ANTI
SMOKING TOBACCO!

THE CHISs4EoRA TOBACCO grows from the
L rich soil OF the ORIENT, and il possessed
OF a peculiarly delicious havor entirely IN
known to the tObaceos OF all other clfmea But
Is Unprecedented popularity has sprung froIa
the factoI t~heen-tre aD.ence OF deadly poi
son Nic0tf1, which permeates every other tObae-
co, and which j. the one and sol e cause Of the
distressing nervous diseases, dyspepsia, etc.
which most invariably, sooner or later, foIow
the Indulgence Of the pipe ard cigar. Al
the recent ana yza1on Of tobacco nom oil
parts Of tRe world, at the Academy o~3Sciences,
in Paris. the renowned chemist. NJ. LamOu-
reaux, declared thai while European and
American tobacco contained fully sight per
cent and the purest havana toDaccO rom Two
10 five Der cent Of Nic0fn, the C~HrNGAROEA
lid not contain one discoyerable particle OF
taat deadly poison, a drop OF which, extracted,
Our agent Al BOMBAY has shipped Us large
quantities OF The CRINGARoRA during the rRst
10 supply the demand fr this delicious luxarg
10 the veteran smoker. yet We are now prt-
ared TO oder il IN unlimited quantities.. AZ 3
price much lower thsn some American tobacco
OF a far inferior quality.
a cOnnOlsseur has but 10 smoke the Amert-
can tobacco and cigars, which are Invariably
medicinal Taste which leaves a na1xe0us, On
: ealthy c0attDg in tbs mouth, AID In time
Tne nafives % the eORfEsr0 smoke the
rom morn til night, from youth
10 sgs, and airs hapPty unconscious Of the
Wild, distressing nre which courses through
the veins OF the inhaler Of the rafnes Fl To-
ba co containing Niooffn-
We invite every lover cf the weed to Try the
and Eu4 aatee unproeedenlcd
plea ure in It's delicious navOr-
Sold everywhere FL 81 a pound.
EDWgR NJ. COCK & CO..
sole Agents aud Import rso &C I~aAR0EA
TonAcco for tho Unite1 Sa r. an
adas, aud Dealers IN q x
havana and American Gg lllCCGs,
MAIN DEP
1877 Duane Strees, Ge@ Y0rk-
APIS 3tawd-awtf
SOHEIBLEh
DEALERS n
LIE a LMer
AND SHOE FINDINGS.
mys In No. ? Aaama strsee
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" Cause Mer1nO Under shirts 3
Our stock is bound y be reduced, heuce We
offer Goods at such LOW PRICES.
No Trouble to Sh0sO Goods, and
FAIR DEALING. our Motto.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

Serious Accident. -0n Tuesday afternoon
last, about a quarter Of five O'Clock, man
named John Darrah, In the employ Of tne
Pussy Brothers. Cotton Manufacturers, Ihr-
teenth Street, below Walnut, was caught In
the machinery and instantly killed. II ap-
pears that Darrah, was employed in the
Picker room, and was engaged in placing
the belt ON the pulley, when his arm was
caught in the belt and drawn down on to the
shaft. In this position he was carried
around the shaft with great velocity, Tor
some time, decorating his arms and legs IN
horrible manner, and tearing one OF his ieet
entirely off. No person was in the room
when the accident occurred When DIS
covered he was still fastened by the belt to
the SHAH, and his bruised and managled form
presented horrible spectacle. His body
was taken down and Deputy Coroner Curry
held an inquest, when tho jury rendered a
verdict in accordance with the above facts.
Darrah, was about 90 years age, and leaves
o wife and several children to mourn his sad
fate. He resided in Eleventh Street, neal
Lombard. Mr.. Darrah filed situation
made vacant by man named Stoops who
was killed in the same Mill about year ago
Vsssels Carried Apdy by Me Ice.-Th'
barque Southland, and brig and schooner
were carried away from their moorings q
New Castle, on Tuesday night, by the ice
They were taken back TO their moorings OIL
Wednesday without having sustained any
material damage.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

fire in Mobile on Saturday night de-
stroyed several stores, entailing loss of
about 100000. On Saturday morning the
town of Balize, at the mouth of the Missis-
sippi, was burnt Several families were
rendered homeless.
One passenger car, of train from Nash
vile for Louisville, was thrown down an
embankment on Saturday and broken to
pieces, Fortunately there were few passen-
gers, and none of them were seriously in
jured Some of the officers of the train
were badly hurt
j. B. Chittenden & Co. s dry goods store,
Broadway and Leonard street, New York,
was burned on Tuesday. The loss was
about 81 ,5OO,O 900, and is mostly insured.
During the storm on Saturday two boats
were upset at Baltimore and eight persons
drowned.
Some desperadoes Mt Memphis boarded
the steamer Clifton, while at her dock, and
administered chloroform to several Of the
passengers, and robbed them of their yalu
ables.
The yellow fever was raging on the United
States steamer Jamestown, at Panama, ant
the deaths average one or two per diem.-
Panama was full of pestlence, and the vel
low fever was epidemic on the Isthmus.
In bar room row in Chicago, on Frida!
night, the bar-keeper was shot by clerl
named Scofed. He was attempting Il
separate the combatants when he receive,
his death wound.
S. G. Voolfolk, Of Kentucky, travelling i
Tennessee, was robbed by lighwaymen nea
Memphis, and left in the road with bot
legs broken. He was known to have abot
$1,000 with him before the robbery.
A heavy fall of rock on the Hudson Rive
Railroad near Fort Washington, on Satu
day, resulted in causing a train to run O
the track, smashing the engine, and anoth'
passenger train to collide with freigl
train, injurlng the locomotives, but seriou
ly hurting no one.
At eleven o'clock on Saturday mornin
officer Long, of the Twenty-third precinc
found the lleless body of an unknown ma
lying against the Central Park fence,
Eighty seventh street and Fifth avenu
New York, with pistol shot wound in Il
breast. A double-barreled pistol with DO
barrels discharged, lay beside him. T
dead man was apparently a German, abo
forty-fve years Of age.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15
THE THREE YEARS LAW.

The editor of the Gazette seems to be in
terrible tribulation over our advocacy OF the
trisnnial election law. He doesn't like it
and thinks unprincipled men may creep in
office. This excuse is purely gratuitous,
especially in view of his own quoted fact that,
for years past gentlemen of standing have
been chosen to fill the office of Mayor, and
were elected because of their high moral
worth and character. This assertion, while
it does not support the argument of the
Gazette against the capability Of the people
to select good officers for three years as well
as for one, pays back'handed compliment
to the "moral worth and character of those
who were defeated at the elections alluded
to.
The Gazette does us but justice when it
says we 'are seeking to advance the interests
of the city" We certainly have no taxes
to grind" in this matter. We believe the
people will be benefited by the change
We believe the leading men of both partlsi
will be benefited by it, and we believe alsC
that the parties themselves will be benefited
by less frequent calls upon them for time AM
money to be given for electioneering pur
poses. But we are in the hands of the rulinl
majority at Dover, and for our own part wi
be content with whatever action the Legs
lature may think proper to take in the prem
Uses.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

II is reported in Madrid that the govern
ment intends imposing forced loan. The
Cortes will be opened by the Queen on the
3Olh of March.
The Russian. American telegraph line, on
the Asiatic side, will be completed in July
next.
By vote of the West Virginia Legislature
II has been decided that Morgantown, in
Monongalia county, is to be the new capltai
of that State. Heretofore the seat OF gov
eminent has been at Wheeling, in the ex-
treme northwest corner of West Virginia.
Morgantown is situated on the Monongahela
river.
The Mexican Minister discredits the report
ahout the defeat of the Republican army Of
Mexico and the capture of JuArez' Those
rumors are supposed to have come from the
frontier on the I'd inst.
Col. A. Henry's marble bust Of Abraham
Lincoln was inaugurated at the Academy OIL
Music, in Louisville, Ky, on Tuesday Inc
hall was densely crowded by select audi
ence, mostly ladies. Governor Bramle't'
presided and gave an account OF the life o
the sculptor, native of Kentucky Elk
Attorney General Speed made one oil TN
bappiest speeches of his lie. His eulog'
was appropriate and impressive, and at time
sublime. 1t was received with great al
plause. Generals Thomas and Davis 10
lowed in a few appropriate remarks. subs'
quently the bust was removed to the custol
house building, to be placed permanently
pedestal in the law library.
The Ways and Means Committee oil Il
House of Representatives of the Unite
States have restored the clause requiring IL
Pacific Railway Company and all others,
use American iron, which was stricken
by the Senate.
The Executive mansion has been tho
oughly renovated at cost of nearly $40 W
The East Room, the Blue, Green and II
Rooms have been reiurnished with ne
carpets and curtains, all specially import
from Europe. The furniture, which h'
become shabby by constant wear, has be
reupholstered and everything made to lo'
like new.
A man, who has been married four weel
has applied for a divorce in Dayton, Ohio
Jeff. Davis it is said, is in much bet
health than he has been for six months pa
He lives as comfortably as any of the ofic
at Fortress Monroe, and has full range OF
grounds. He avoids all conversation
political matters, though allowed free int
course with visitors.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15
A CoNFEDEnATE HISTORY OF THE
WAR.


We have been favored by the National
Publishing Company, No. 5O7 Minor street,
Philadelphia, with specimen sheets, taken
In advance of publication, of new work en-
titled the Life and Campaigns of General
Robert E. Lee" by James D. McCabe, Jr,
of Virginia. 1t is from the pen of one Of
the most gifted authors of the South, and
will doubtless be the most finished, accurate
and complete record OF many of the events
which transpred during the rebellion that
has emanated from the Confederate side,
giving as it does the principal features OF
the late gigantic struggle from essentially
Southern standpoint.
The typography is very handsome, and
the work will be comprised in one large
volume of $50 pages. 1t will be embellishet
with fine steel portrait of Gen. Lee, an(
illustrated by a series of carefully prepared
maps, the most of which were made from
surveys by Confederate Engineers, for Lee
especial use.
This work will soon be ready for delivery
1t will not be sold in the book stores, but i
published only by subscription, and til
publishers desire to secure agents in ever
County in the State to dispose of the book.
In order to be fully posted upon the cul
rent history of the war, every one shoul
read both sides, and thus arrive at more col
rect conclusions from the evidence presen
ed. AS this work is the production of
virginian who occupies high position as
writer, it is presumable that it may be r
garded as reliable, and is valuable in that
reflects the Confederate view Of the struggl
The work, the publishers announce, "
be ready for.delivery in short time.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

RECONSTRUCTION OF LoOAsh"NN'
Mr.. Eliot, reported TO the House OF Repre-
sentatives of the United States, on Monday
last, bill which the New York Tribune
says, embodies what the Committee OF H.
vestigation on the New Orleans riots believes
to be the best method OF reorganizing the
State Of Louisiana.
at provides that the President, with the
consent of the Senate, shall appoint loYai
Governor, who has had no part in the ne
bellion, who shall hold office for one year;
that he shall also appoint a PROVISIONAL
Council of nine persons, who shall nave tue
qualifications prescribed for the Governor,
and exercise, with that officer, all legislative
power; that all officers of the State CHOSEN
by the Council and Governor snail De ioyaI
men, able to take the test oath; that on Jun ne
/, 1867, all male citizens OF the age OF "a
years, without distinction of race or Color,
who have resided in the State one year, anu
have never aided the Rebellion, shall nave
the right 10 vote for Governor, State ON.
GERS, and members of the Legislatures tnai
in October next an election by such quallheo
voters shall be held for members Of Con,
vention to form a State Constitution; thal
the Secretary of War shall issue orders te
regulate these elections; that the ConsututoI
shall not permit any distinction Of men OF
account OF race or color, and shall prohioi
the payment of any debts contracted Oh
behalf of the Rebellion, and shall recognize
the perpetual union of the States; that th
President shall forthwith appoint military
commander for the State, who shall entorc
laws which the civil authorities neglect; tina
no laws passed by the Provisional Councl
shall be valid till Congress has approved
them; that until Louisiana shall be admitte
to representation in Congress, delegate
properly qualified, shall be admitted, WIZ
the same rights as delegate from !err
, tory; that all laws of the State conslster
with this act shall remain in force"
This bill passed the House, on Tuesday
by vote of 113 yeas to As nays. 1t wi
+ pass through the Senate in time to become
= law by passage over the veto of the Pres
/. dent, which it will certainly receive.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

INTERESTING SERVICES. The religious
services held during the present week-after-
noon and eyening-in St. Andrews Church,
have been OF highly interesting and sue
cessful character. Large congregations have
been present on each occasion, and If they
have not been instructed in reference to their
christian walk and character, it will not be
because able and appropriate sermons have
not been preached to them. Throughout
the services have been solemn and impress
aive, and must produce their Legitimate
results. The meetings will be continued
this afternoon and evening, and also on to
morrow evening.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

REV. MIR. ALTMAN will deliver the third
lecture of the course, on next Sunday even
ing, at the Hanover Street Presbyterian
Church. The subject will be "TAe Agree
ment Of .Science With the Bible" and will
doubtless prove even more interesting than
those which preceded it. The audience on
last Sunday evening was large and appre.
ciatiye-a compliment well-deserved by the
lecturer, whose close study of the subject
has evidently made HIM master of the facts
he so clearly sets forth and explains as he
progresses with his discourse.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15
THE MONEY MARK EFT.
From JoHH MoLHAE d bon. Bankers, eOI Market stree
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE KEEP.
n ing and storing Petroleum aud other Oils


A ORDINARCE CONCERNING THE KEEP.
n ing and storing Petroleum aud other Oils.
Be IL oFdRnned by the City Council Of Wilmington
sEcrlOs I. rhat II any person shall depas, Keep
hSve In any house, StOre building other place In
this city, within the following boundary, viz south Of
the BrAndyWius river and Ras Of Adams street, aud
North Of Beach street sud the Chris lana river hF
down the RAst line Of Bush aud MeCAulley's chip
yard, direct line 10 the BrAndywine river than
ve barrels Of Kero Benzine. Camphens Petroleum,
Or Rock Oh, matter by what name II may be known
shAi b deemed guilty ofa sommon nuisance, and upon
conviction be fined ten dollars.
szcrIoH That In other portions Of the city not pre-
rodbgd In Section l. the article articles within
toned, ahall not be kept storel within distance oil
ons hundred feet Of any dwelling.
SECTION II shall be the duty OF the High Constable
upon the written requirement u the Mayor Whenever hs
sha have reasonable grounds 10 believe that this ordi
being violated 10 go TO aud upon and inEi &c
the prsmibeu Or place Whers IN which II 10 believed
sid nuisance sxlhts and forthwith TO report thu fact
| the Mayor or Alderman.
Thi. Ordinance 70 take effect from and after the ns
| day Of March, 1867.
Passed at the oity Hall, February 1lh, 1867.
". T. BELLAH,
! President Of the City Council.
1 Aitasa-W TavFon Clark f.hIE ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

AT WEST WlLMAN0TONs
An within ten iuuten walk Of Market stresl consisting
ol The SIXTH AvKNuE HOUSE,, containing about %
rooms we'll calculated for any public Institution, with
Ten.Pln Alley, Ice Honss aud other out 6ndi i,,
Tenant House, with about ~ Of highly improved
land. - -. ao,,.n
sui abls country blocks Of houses, and nys
square, 10 BUILDING LOrs, 10 BY 100 feet npd 30 BY
40 st situated on 9th, sth and 18th Asenues aud
b. q ana Streets to HAIL Road Avsnus 80 feet wide
running parallel with the Rail Road 10 the city .
Also, THRRk LOTS OF GROUND below the Rail
Road containing four SIX and aerss well situated
for large manufactures.
The sale will take place in the following order.
menolug al O'Clock, P. N precisely; -
All tile House Lots sold laying Fifth Sixth
and Seventh Avenues bstwssn street and r. alnnns
square Of ground which II stands and then the Cot
tAgs House and land
a. AZ o'clock the ave Squares aud two half squAtss
Ath. At o4loes, the three Lots below thu r. H. the
sale 10 conclude With all the unsold House Lots on 9th
9Th and It'll avenues laying between D and streets
Of The one adjoining only il order to give every
wishing to build fair chance with capitalists who 9th
erwue might take the whole npeeulaon Every ona'
lot put up will positively be sold, witheu. any under
bidding whatever, aud full and clear title given a. soor
| a. the conditions are complied with.
| CoNDfInp-on ALL 10 per cent. day Of sAlsi hi
bAanes the House Lots and Squares In three and ali
months, with satisfactory endorsed nOss, payable
Bank The Lots below tbs Kali Road, onehAf In thif
days, and the balance Ia ak or nine months On th
sisth Avenue House, Cottage House and lands, Gus
balance bond and mortgage. or 1--we cent OF fo
cash. Interest GU all credits from day Of sale.
Plots Of the properly 10 at the once OF Grim
shaw hscabe, Market asreet, above Third.
There will b eating Of lot holders, and others VII
wish Information, al the ants-foom Of the ODD yellow
Hall, Saturday evening, February 49, at O'Clock
Those whe purchased lots last year requested to bills
their papers aud hAFs them altered 10 correspond Wit
che present panh which have been somewhat changed,
order TO asrss With the boundary line and plot
| the city, A. rsesnily enlarged
Tho Bixth Avenue Houss will keep open doors from
until o'clock with rsfFethmsnts TEsBi aud should u
weather prove unpl eaaAnt the sale eAa be held ia q
house. all the land lays In full view from the ulndow
febla-et LA Brown
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

kEsa by virtue Of u writ Of LsvAri paolss 10 N, b
h.l Teetedi Will DO exposed 10 Public 6nls, Il h
LTD Hotel Of Pussy bmith, In the city Of Wilmll
40 sM ton New Castle County, Delaware on sATVt
DAY, rne Esd day Of Rebiaaty, 1857, al o'elosE d
NJ, the following described Heal Estate, Wis;
All that osrsAla tract Of land, situate lying and bdg
bounded and described a. follows, TO wit;-Besinnsi
a. corner Of Isaac Mter's land and In linz OF lot II
Thence BY the nad Ritsra land along a stone vail Hoi
thirty degrees EAST one hundred aud thirteen per6bas
corner OF said httsra land and 10 line Of John IN
soods land, thence partly by the said Porwoodt lii
sno party ny Amos Wiekersham's land north sslg
nve degrees west sixty psrrhes to tue middle Of the M
leading to snfhs Brdg, thence along middle Of AT
nlnsy seven aegreet hfp'Hix perehes 70 a corner Of
20. v thence BY ot MOB south slxtv.two aud one hl
1eRIest, east thrtyone peeheu to the place OF bednnl
the same more or less.
a sslasd and tAken In execution tho properly Of Iot
WILLIAM HRkBRBT, shefh
shsrTs ONCE Hsw Castle, Jahhary rs, Is5T-ishi b
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

WILhlKdgOF DEL, Feb. II, 1867.
In pursuance Of resolution Of the Board Directors
Of the Wilmington And Reading Railroad Company paau.
ed February s. 1851, notoe Is hereby given that ii,
whole amount Of the capital seek Of the said COMPANY
70 wit the aam OF eight hundred thousand dollars has
beaa subscribed and that tha Of Per cent here
Of has become due aad payAbe and tue AuhserIbers
thereto hereby notified and required pay to the
Treasurer OF the said COMPANY the said u ten per
sent. the amount Of thsiF respective suhucrpon
Notse u Sso giKsn thAt tina annual meeting OF the
BtockhodeFs Of fhs aad Company will DO held At the
| Bingham Houss, Ia the eiP Of pAlAdsIphs, on IN
urih day Of March next between the hours Of IL NJ
tne x ~ w we o. thirteen Dirpetors,
fire Il and that Al the SAID election person shall b
suted 70 vote unless the rAd nstalmsnt Of tan psr
| cent sh al hays besn paid -
! " 8. HILLRs, Secretary.
EDWARD BETS, Trsaturer. Ieblb-sms2i
?. a. Subscription lseslysd at 62e King Isst, from
n 10 u A. NJ. until the 2Nd inst after which sublir
hers will BE- eAnsa on.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

Within ave mlnutss' walk Of the city. ON M,
and Seventh Avenusa, and and STREETS r., s sln
any have bees sold, VI can be bought Al nss ~ Aa
nesa par, Of The dry. aud paymsnis 10 suii ~ s @
j. A. liRnwsA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

Nor THE RIGHT KIND OF BUsr.-A bust
of President LINCOLN was insugurated at
the Academy of Music at Louisville, on
Wednesday. Acting President johnson was
invited to be present, but declined. 1t eVi.
IDENTIFY was not the sort of bust that Andy
likes TO 90 on.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-15

RHnRIFE,n nAn.z-

AAAa By virtue Of q writ Of LsvArl Yaeiaa " me Y
nnN# Tse1sd, Will DO exposed 10 Public hala, at ~
l,l # Hotel Of Francis bunlsp In Delaware City
iiAAA Red Lion Hundred, Nsw Castle County, pti
o'clock, the teiis d,niiied Real Estate Vli
All that esrain plantation, tract parcel VI land
mArsh meadow, tiormery TIE estate OF Jim stewart y
eeased) situate ip st. Georges nsneTea and New Cil
County, bounded by lands Of John ~. Woods, John
Barney, and othert, aud eontainlng ons hundred "
nfty acres, be the came niyse or iesr
selEed and taken In execution AZ the property
George n. Aydslott and Julia Ann hiA wife, and Ia'
Webb, terrs tenaat, and To DO sold by
WtLsIAA HERBERT, etsfih
shsrlu's once, New Cas'Is, January a 10 eb!A