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MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALF
MEaPHIs, Tenn, April J, 1867.
$1,000 REwARD.-Five hundred dollars
will be paid for the arrest and conviction
of the murderer Of Gen. Smith P, Bank
head, who was assassinated on Saturday
night last, aud q like sum for the arrest
and conviction Of the murderer Of Viii
liam Ferguson. who was Killed on the
morning Of the 18th Of March.
by order or the board o. Aldermen.
n w. o. LOFLANO, Mayor.
Ney Goods Just received at NJ. Wolf &
Co.'s, 24e Main street. APPS I'm
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IfO all whom IL may concern, notice is hersrv
Il given that 1 have applied 10 The Circuit
Court OF Upton county, tennessee. % be hefI
the hrst Monday in May next. for a divorce
rom my wife, Emily Paterson. and that from
this date heuceforth viii not pay alv debit
Which she may contract
mhO law4Wa SAMUEL P~ATT-H..-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

PLAcARDED.-A rather novel occur
renee took place In our streets yesterday.
A man giving his name as Joe Butts,
who is sometimes called Chas. Adams,
was marched up and down Main, Jeffer-
son and other principal streets, his person
being adorned with two ~placards, that
on the back reading Pickpocket," and
the one IN the breast bearing the in
scription "Thiet" It appears he has
been In the city for about two months,
and wss yesterday fined under the va
grancy ordinance. He was well dressed,
and presented externally a good appear
anee. He viii probably give the Bluff
city q good margin ia future.
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SCARED OFF.-An attempt was made
Yesterday morning to effect an entrance
into officer NortOn's residence, opposite
the Poplar street market, through q
window. Hearing the noise, officer n.
arose from bed, when the burglar let the
sash fall, jumped to the pavement and
fed. The officer fired at him as be ran,
but without effect.
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FEARN PENN,
United States Commissioner
Commissioner of Deeds, Etc.
NOTICE.

A UTHORIZED 70 administer uaghs and
a davits in Court Of BauE-uprcy. and take
Dispositions 20 be used in all United States
Conrts. mhISu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

IUmOns Dc Son, No. 10 Jefferson street,
have a large assortment Of primers,
readers, biographies, arithmetics, states,
dictionaries, and all kinds of school
books together with note, letter, fools
cap, billcap and legal cap paper, envelopes,
blank books and pocket diaries, which
they are selling at very low rates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

MoRNtNG EXHIBITIONS. TO satisfy
a very general desire on the part OF
parents, Messrs. Haight & Chambers
win give two morning exhibitions to-
day and tomorrow, from 10 to 10 am,
of their menagerie. No circus perform
ance will be presented on these occasions,
consequently one need stay away from
moral scruples. At II o'clock the sni-
mails wiz be fed in the presence Of the
visitors, and during the exhibition Ella
Eugene viii enter the lens of the savage
monsters. The admission on these occs-
sions is only fifty cents for adults, and
twenty-five cents for children. This
afternoon the regular performance viii
take pIsee, in when the entire excellent
troupe viii appear. One of the most
interestlng features Of this ~characteris-
ticaIly pleasing Institution, is the clown
ing. o d Sam. Lathrop is known to be
good, bit a no less brighter star is 10 be
found in the indomitable Gus. Shaw.
His anecdotes are full of originality, and
the best we ever heard. We remember
meeting Gus. before in Memphis, and
are pleased to note the improvement,
looking upon him as we do, as n Of the
brighte,t stars in the "arenie eonstella-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

FALSE PRETENsEs.-Obtaining money
under false ]pretenses is becoming quite
common Of late. Yesterday Thos.
BIaekburne complained on oath before
Mr.. Justice Creighton, that one Mary
Hanly had been guilty Of this ofiense to
the extent Of two hundred and fifty dol
lars, for which she was arrested on a
warrant, and will come up for examina-
ton to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

Offering OUR BITTERS 70 the sartBe-r
L Public, we have no ~hesltancF in assert.r.
their superiority over any NOrther p-a,f,r-
ton IN our markets. In their deVfssmeut t4--
are purely Southern - Compounded VIA
special adaVutude 70 the various types OF
stomaGic arrangements prevalent Iu our
climate.
Itsa gentle stimulant 70 the system anslR
undergoing a severe Illness.
Hts = cure for Dyspepsia.
Il assists Digestion.
MeuTs Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus.
ms q preventive for ChMs and FsvsrE
It's an invaluable companion for pra.5Bs
EaYeiing at ali seasons or the year.
HA a HOME enterprise, and possesses true
merit
- Sold svery where.
C. II. EBERT & CO
Sole Rropristora.
A5uN Hamnnau -
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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,
nashler ana Manarar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

FRIENDLY Sons or ST. PATRICK.
The regular monthly meeting OF this
society was held Wednesday night in
their hall on Main street, over Elson
Bros. The president Of the society, J. }.
Murphy, Esq, occupied the chair, and
in the absence Of the secretary, Capt.
Barbour, w. c. Mcclure OBLIGATED. Re
ports from various committees were re-
ceived and adopted. NJ. Mageveney, jr.,
chairman Of the committee appointed
on the death Of the late James. S.
Dougherty, read a Sd Of appropriate
resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted, after which the society adj
Journed to meet on the first Monday OF
May next.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

LAW COURT.-Tbe following case
were disposed Of yesterday, viz:
Ge shelton vs.. Bliss, Judgment fcr plaintiff
ST2l A..
Ge5 Hubbard vs.. schoenfeld. Judgment To-
plaintiff, s4S3 Is
Coz. rruid vs.. Miller, Judgment for plaintiff
$3.50 70.
SOD Hume vs.. Beauregard, dismissed for wan
OF prosecution.
The following cases are set for trial to.
day:
6sl. Joni,s vs.. Waddell, adm'r.
go. EaNfley vs.. Mcklnnie 4 Co.
hSL Finders. use OF, etc, rs. Rice.
6S4. SelbE w. Baugh.
6sh. Chandler vs.. Leathermau.
$50. WOCten Us. Coopers & Woodward.
6S7. Wilton vs. Martin q Co., ct al.
SIS. DEMON vs. same.
$50. CAN'T admir-, W. Hardin.
$50. Huriug vs.. sherry.
682 SOry-Vs. Winters.
693, Ingiaham vs.. shipp.
t9t. Williamson rs. Jackson Insurance Co.
$50. Mckinny & co. VS.. Levi.
1876. Ford VS. Jones.
6Gz. Fraime Us. Cowgirl.
6a8. Hihhiman VS.. Porter.
699. Dllshay, Brooks Co.
700 Simons VS.. Rice q Davis.
T0l. Cameron vs. Ware.
NG. GOoaeu vs.. Owen.
20. Allen q c o vs.. Winters.
75. Shell VS.. Winters.
100. Winters VS.. shell.
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TILE |AUsTRALIAN PEBBLE

inferior 10 non ever brought to this city.
They are the genuine finely cut Austria
liam Pebble. Sold cheap and warranted
as represented, by J.. G~umbiDger, N74
Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

THE RELIES CONFERENCE.-The COM
mittee for the relief Of the distressed on
the river adjacent to Memphis, held a
meeting yesterday, when sub-committees
were appointed who will wait upon our
citizens and business men to-day, for the
purpose Of soliciting subscriptions in
money or supplies, which Will not be
required until the necessity arises for
their use. The usual generosity displayed
by our people on similar occasions will
doubtless be cheerfully responded TO in
the premises,
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re DC 1901. or DC AppeaI.

10 III EaIEUHs OF NHV AUptNIs
You are requested not to pay any car
riers without aeertificate from me, and
to report az the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. i. DAVIES.
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REGISTRY OF DEEDS AND MORTGAGES.
Thos. J. Hicks to Duncan Maclean, truss
tee, trust deed on lot on east side of
Brinkley's avenue, to secure 70 James 2.
Adams $1,000; Mrs. Charlotte Miller TO
John Ceaser, bill of sale, household
goods, $500; Taylor & McEwen to w. p.
Wilson, trust deed on tract OF land, to
secure S13, 1000; w. 7. Laness to @.
Q~uadsenbash and C. B. Warren, assign
ment of contract ". /. Duff and Al
media Duff to J. A. Anderson, trust dsed
on lot ! block 4, lot 8 block 5, Chester
street, lot ! block 4 Shelby street,
lots I and 2, Blacks subdivision, Vance
street, lots Is and IA block So Second
street, lots 20 and 80 block Sc Third
street, lots 80 and 40 block 81
Fourth alley, to secure to Amelia
Duff rents and profits On said lots
NJ. D. /. Stewart, trustee, to Thos. T.
Taylor, deed, $500, 1897 go acres near
Raleigh, trust sale W. d. Bend to
Herman KOehler, quit claim to tract of
land on street Herman
Koehler to Cemens & c. NJ. Burwnkel,
deed, $500, lot on fernando road G..
n. Monsarrat to George J.. Gear, quit
claim, lot on Manassas avenue Ethel
H. Porter to Emma J. Sheldon, deed,
$1,000, lot 27l, Greenlsw addition, de-
cree destroying right and title of lot A.
Borland tract; Chas. Shooter to Wilson
Henderson, deed, 5000, lot Al, Borland
tract Henry Eshmann TO P. CahurO,
bill of sale, $500, half interest in store on
Shelby street w. P. Deadrick to Mrs.
E. J. Carroll, deed, $3.50, lot on Treze-
want avenue, 4 miles from Memphis
Hume F. Hill to L. V. Dixon, deed in
trust lot at junction Of Goodwin avenue
and NJ. & c. r. r.
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VARIETY.-Tn all things variety is
charming, and NJ. Wolf q Co, whose
notices may be found in another column
this morning. have a complete stock Of
variety goods, consisting in part Of dress
goods, notions, gents furnishing goods,
trimmings, boots and shoes, and almost
everything one sould wish. The senior
partner, NJ. Wolf Esq, has Just returned
from the east. and they are daily re-
eeiying the most fashionable goods in
the market. An inspection will satisfy
the most f~ashdious.
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attachment suit.

COurt OF the City Of Memphis
r s. Jones' W. y. Brown and NJ B. Jones Fur-
vfvfng partners Of hrm Jones, Brown q CO..
plaintiffs, vs.. n. RO0E. Defendant.
A FFfDAVTT for Attachments having been
made in this case IN pursuance OF section
4D OF the Code of Teanessee, ana attachment
having been issued and returned by the pruuer
ohcef levied, et~s on the property OF ths
defendant N. P Rock:
It is therefore ordered that said defendant
at the Court HouEe in the city Of Mem
Tenn, on or before the second Monday in
June next, and defend this suit. or the same
viii be taken tor confessed as 70 him. and tie
case set for hearing eLparte, and that q COPY Of
hts order be published once a week Tor four
consecutive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
JOHN DONOVAE. Clerk.
A Copy. By MASON HYDE ID. L.
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Grand O~peniag.-As spring is step
ping forth IN all her lo~veliness, bringing
in her train beautiful flowers and
pleasant days to gladden. the heart, but
It cannot compare with the scene Of en-
chantment that will be exhibited at the
Misses ~ainlan's grand opening Of their
well selected stock OF millinery goods on
NEXT Saturday, No. 240 Main street. cor
nei' Of jefferson. ap4-3t
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Il. &. Obey, President. z. c, KIRK, Cashier
MEMPHIS GIFT SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

EWIEE19II0 10
n OGDEN, TcBEY & %
NoslB Jefferson street, Memphis, Tenn,
Dealers in
GOLD, SILVER, EXCHANGE, GOVERNMENT sECU-
RITES, AMI WARRANTS AND UE-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

TIE OLD DoDGE-The old dodge Of
cutting blinds for the purpose Of commit
ting b~urglaries, has not yet been forgot
ten, as Mr.. J. II. MumfOrd, vino resides
on the Pigeon ROost road, will bear
testimony, his house having been entered
in this way at an early hour yesterday
morning, end q pocket book containing
a sum Of money stolen. The thieves
evidently were in search Of currency
only, as other vaIHabies which were on
the premises were left untouched.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

Cbdl-Bigley, Mellersh & Co, No. 50
Jefferson street, have splendid Pittsburg
coal. Leave your orders. feb4-tf
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CIR
TO the Patrons OF The Appeal.
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the patrons Of the APfEAL. that since
GEN. PIKE

the patrons Of the APfEAL. that since
GEN. B PIKE
Has become E~ditOr-In-Chief of the paper, is
circulation continues 90 increase rapidly. As
an iRducement to those who desire to promote
the Interests of this we'll known southern
Journal, We Offer the following terms OF sub
scriptiOn to subscribers or clubs for the
wEEK1r:
ONE CORY, ONE 90
TO CLUBS or TEN on MORE. EAcH,- A 90
To LURs or TWENTY on MORE, EACH. 4 90
Il viii thus be seen that a person getting up
a club Of twenty win realize twenty dollars for
their trouble. or. If they prefer it. receive
twenty-five copies for one hundred dollars
me wrrK1Y. which Is Issued every Thursday,
viii contain al tbs important news published
IN IN. D.rzr psper. as wen as the leading edi-
tor,sIs with a Aasonic column, under ths special
.,,srv,sion Of Cen. ALBEIT PIKE, sogersies
Grand Commander Of tas Ssprsas Council for
&c sOuaaeT7s Iss+sdietion Of ne United States.
our friends are earnestly requested to aid
and assist us in our new undertaking.
address an communications to
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l0pIias, Alpacds and bereges just re.
al NJ. Wolf q Co.'s. apo I'm
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JHO. s. 9. 9 3 CO.,

Appeal Omoes
Menphis. Tsnnsssee.
?. s-Rssaittances By Express. or Poaioniee
Money Orders. may be ssnt ct oarrisk- Tic
person ssnains Us their Possoanse address We
VIII mail = specimen cory Of The wHEz1z
-ysAn nee. Ls.C.H.4co.
MEMPHIS, TENS, . !, iss7.
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Wagon and Carriage -s~fateris
by WOODBURY., Smith & Co., No. %
Green street. st. Louis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

u has been demonstrated to q GER
tainty that those who drink pure beer
and ale are the most healthy persons in
tho world. The best can be had at the
Marble hall. So Adams street. Mr.. j.
SttinkuhI, $50 Third street, supplies this
saloon. He receives direct from manu-
facturers' shipments twice each week in
half barrels and kegs. Families sup
piled. Ale and beer deliv
deaces free Of charge.
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Election Notice.

M the 9th Of Aprl, 49,. 7 VIII hord
CFiIh and in The Fourteenth CIrI Uf4F--
d 1neiDT county an election for f0rr 49,.
rates IN each civil dist icf.
IN the Etith Civil District the polls win hi. oil
No-b and y 3 Eusiue-bousss
4q me toprteenth Civil Districts the polls
vii De open ut Engine No. 3 ana No
Judges, clerks aut voters VIII be r4Irf--- Ina
Al things % comply with the Frauehi-s -.
p ". WLNTERa
NM ID Sheriff <naf-- T---r
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A SPLENEIb PLACE-The new and
elegant auction rooms Of Messrs. w. H
Passmore & Co., No. $50 Second street,
are no doubt the finest in the southwest.
They have four apartments. The first
in order is the cellar, which is dry and
roomy, and used as a StorerOom. The
next o-verground floor is the principal
salesroom, with Offices in the rea The
next is the salesroom, where rich
carpets and furniture is displayed. In
the upper story new goods Of sl kinds
received on commission are stored and
exhibited. Take it sll in all, it is asplen-
did place, presided over by that prince
Of a~uetioneers, W. H. PassmOre.
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WEBRER

House and Steamboat ROofeF
W WHOLESALE dealer in R0onnz Gum 4nf
W Pitch, Saturated 8Oodug Paper LmuartaT
FELT Manufacture OF a sun8rnr preparation
for the preservation OF Tn and Metal Ron14
that has given satisfaction for Faur cen raarr
OFFICE-Southesst corner First and wqrg+t
afrnafe Tnufqvf11a EauFurhw s.rHa
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large Variety Of late styles dress goods
at NJ. Wolf & Co.'s. apps I'm
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FOR RIVER.
FOz CIKCIxNATL.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Atlantic and Mississippi steamship ComDanv
U. y. Mail.
For VicksburE. Nsfehsz and New Or
leans.
PAULINE CARROLL white marfs,
Inis excellent steamer leaves r.
memphis as absye, -
THIS DAY, 5th inst, at 10 am.
LARRY HARMSTAD 4 Co. Agents.
JAMES PETERSON, Geu1P Pass. AgItE-
Corner Aaiu and Madison sfs.. or
app II City Wharf boat foot Monroe ~
Memphis and New Orleans Line.
Q R~ieksburE, Watcher and New Or
leans.
The magnificent stsaners
ROBf. x. LEk AND GBS. QUTTMLE
VIII leave Memphis As above On
every aitsrnats 49,
at Il O'Clock m, positively.
SAM H. SHOCK,
mndi Passenger Agent.
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d. II. Chapman dealer in SAND at the
foot OF Beal street. Delivered to all
parts of the city. ap51 Inn
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Goshen Butter.-If you want some
choice Goshen butter, some Of Francis
Whitaker & Sons choice sugar cured
hams and breakfast bacon, spiced beef
rounds, smoked beef tongues, and every
thing which is kept in our line of trade,
call Mt No. 50 Madison street, as we are
in receipt Of a fresh supply.
ans n RONn & JONE9
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lVhito MarseiHes at so cents per yard
at NJ. Wolf & Co.'s. apo Inn
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MIS- ". English has Just returned from
the Eastern cities, where, by careful per-
sonal inspection, she selected a varied
stock of elegant and fashionable milli-
merry, which may be seen at her estab-
lishnient, go Main street (up s~tairs.)
mar9T-IU
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

Rplgns and travelling dress goods, and
almost every variety of dress goods and
trimmings, below the market value, at
964 Main street. ap5tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

Hecath IS More Precious than Gold !
DR.. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases a speciality and guaran-
tees cures after examination. Payable
after cure. Office, Dos Main street.
mch6 daWlV
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Res6denf Notice.

In the Chanoery Court % Memphis, Tennessee.
No. I75-Guiiford Jones and wife Melvtna E.,
Vim. Horton, Ro0ert Horton, Engine Hor-
fsfher and next friend. Guilford Jones. vs.. Jas.
II sham z NJ. estes and J. W. Croker.
TT appearing nom affidavit in this cause that
me defendant J.. ". Croker is q ncn-resi-
lent ~ The 81 ate Of Tennessee5
m "a therefore ordered, that he make his
anoasrauca herein. al the Courthouse In tie
eisv Of Memphis, Tenn, on the drst Monday
in Nav. 1907, and plead, answer or demur 70
eomplainants bill, or the same viii be taKeu
fDr confessed as to him aud set for bearing ex-
narte. and that aCJpy OF this order be published
once a week for four successive weeks In the
Memphis Appeal.
A copy attest:
AUGUSTON ASTON.
uTr-mh a NN- - - 49,
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APPEAL
CITY MATTERS.

Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
ARRIVE; PAR I;
New Orleans ExpresS~... $50 pm. As pm.
Bateyilie l0.45 " ais "
fehM CP. OAKLEY. Gen. Ticket AR't
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AMONG the special attractions OF the
city to-day. we mist remind q readers
and especially the ladies, OF the auction
sale this morning at 10 O'clock, by MessTs
RsyBteF, TrezeVant d Co.. ~aHetieneers, at
their store in Jefferson block, Second
street, Of the most recherche articles OF
s~ilVsr-plated ware, Bohemian glass and
China ware, such az are rarely mel
with except At private sale, IN the most
expensive stock OF goods in that line.
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EFench Linen Lam and cambrics at
NJ. Wolf & Co.'s. apo Inn
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Charleston House FUTnitGre.-The sale
of furniture at the Charleston honse will
take place this morning, at TO o'clock.
PassmOore & Co. are the a%uctiOneers.
see advertisement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPEC
TACLES, for sale at 2l7l Main street,
by J Gumbinger. Warranted as repre-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

Mr.. J. l.. Norris is associated with the
house Of Francisco & Wiggin, 800
Main street. apo st
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

To HORSE FANCIERs.-Now that the
spring meeting is coming on, much in
terest is felt in horses in this connection.
We ars pleased to say to horsemen that
our en.erprising townsman, Mr.. ]. G.
Watkins, has purchased the thorough
bred Norman horse pathfinder" of
Toronto, Canada West. The animal
will probably arrive here on the 18th of
this m5nth. This IS a good stock, and
this animal will no doubt prove a eurios-
ity among the lovers of dne horseiesh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

Latest and NetOest designs OF silk
mantles, from So to sl25, at 1854 Main
street. ap 6tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

The Black FLeri5Es self-adjusting hat
at Francisco & Wiggin's, 500 Main street.
ans 3t
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CRIMINAL COURT.-The case Of Geo.
r. Wade was continued until Monday
on ACCOUNT of sickness Of the defendants
attorney. The case of Geo. Hallum,
(colored), for larceny, was acquitted.
The cas- Of Richard Walker, feoIored)
grand larceny, was found guilty, and
sentenced to three years Imprisonment.
The case of VIM. Washington, (colored)
larceny, E. L. Williams, (colored) Au-
gusta Williams and D. Mccoy, all lar
ceny cases, viii be tried to-day.
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French Jaconcts in all celors at NJ.
Wolf & Co.'s. apps I'm
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SCOTCH PEBBLE sPECTA-
CLEsb at J. Gumbinger's, 2i74 Main
atrnaf
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White Goods.-Au the latest styles Of
black silk wrappings for ladies' fancy
dress goods, Miles shoes, etc.
THOMAS & ARNOLD.
apps 81 23 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-Although
Lady 4udley8 Secret was very at
traetive, We were glad to see Mrs.
Bowers in a different character. Last
night she appeared as " Leah, the Jew
ISL Maiden" Considering the weather,
the house vRs very fair, aSd Mrs. Bow
ers' rendition Of the part excellent. She
was ably supported by Mr.. MeCollom,
Il is to be hoped that finer weather will
be had, when more Of our fashionable
p~lay-goers will be enabled to witness the
deljneations of this fine actress. To-
night she takes her first benefit, when
Lqdg Of LIONS will be presented.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-05

II is north the Attention o fcash buyers
to go to 1854 Main street for all kinds of
dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, etc.
ap5tf H. b. WELLS.
Black SM Hail Nets % cents at M.
Wolf & Co.'s. apps Inn
The Pearl 81. GeTmnin hat now for
sale at Francisco & Virgins, 500 Main
street. APPS st
Cdlicoe Is cents per yard at M. Wolf q
Co.'S. apps I'm
The GGret Boulevard hat just received
at Francisco & Wiggin's, 800 Main street.
apo st