Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-27

OOKED tQR.-A SJalef1eLI Nas pun
: lished in the papers some time since thai
during the occupation of MeInphisby the
federal troops, a little girl was found In
the woods by some OF Gen. FORESTS
men, and taken care Of by the good Sis
tiers ct st. Agnes academy and called
, May Forrest. From q communication
received yesterday from Sister Veronica,
of the st. Agnes academy, we learn that
no such child was yer received at the
st. Agnes. Possibly the child may have
been taken to the Leath Orphan asylum.
The Sisters are in receipt of 4 letter from
Mr.. John Roberts, Of Wilsorl county, n.
C., asking a description Of the child, as
be had lost one about the same time,
which he has not heard from since. Any
person knowing Of such a lost one
would confer a favor by communicating
with Nj. Roberts address as above,
Papers disposed to assist a parent in re
covering a lost darling will note the
above.
THE LECTURE LAST NIoTrT.-The lee
ture on the vitality Of the south, by Col.
Leon Trousdale, at the Tabernacle last
night, in aid of the fund for the benefit
Of the widowsand orphans Of Confederate
soldiers, was q mastery effort. We re-
greet that u space precludes an extended
notice Of the lecture this morning, but as
it is to be published, no notice we could
give would Go it justice. The Philhar-
monies were in attendance and sang
some excellent pieces. The hall was
comfortably filled, but there was still
room for more. At the conclusion of the
lecture Col. Kerr stated that the Rev. T.
W. Caskey would occupy the platform
next Tuesday evening, having chosen for
his subject The Dignity of Labor The
colonel called on Mr.. James Sullivan,
who reeited the admirable poem of Alb
SALON. in n very ereditable manner.
Mrs. d. c. EVANS u new
advertisements will be found that of this
eminent lady physician, who, at the
earnest solicitation Of many Of our citi-
zens, has visited this city, and can be
found at the Overton hotel. Mrs. Evans
enjoys q worldwide reputation, and her
cures are most miraculous, as is attested
by many of the most responsible names
in this and other cities which she has
The medicines which she uses
are entirely vegetable, and not of q min
eral character, and will be found highly
a s.o,;o,,, l., s,,oL d;eoasog n oorsDv,D
ton, scrofuIa, or kings evil, disease of
the kidneys and bilious complaints of
every kind. To those who suffer we
would commend this lady, who comes
amongst SO highly recommended.
A GOOD HoUsE.-The card of that
house, No. 19S Gravier street,
New Orleans, will be found in another
this morning. These gentlemen
are widely known as reliable cotton fac
tors and commission merchants. They ]
also have a house in New YeTk, which
gives them increased facilities in their !
business. Capt. D. DeHaven, who for +
lis prompt business qualities is well $
md favorably known all through the {
Mississippi valley, is also connected with :
his house. We confidently commend :
his firm to our readers. G
CHANCERY COURT, NOVEMBER TERM, /
Ton. Wh1. Smith, GaHceHor.-Max t
5tadlu ct al. VS.. P. II. Weller, receiver
.ppointed; f. NJ. Moore VS.. Z. l.. Pope '
It al, decree for sale; Y. B. Saunders ct I
i. VS.. R. K. Turnan ct al, final decree; s
,. c. Wilson vs.. Ben. Wilson, decree for
b. Merrill vs.. R B. DeBarre ct
L., decree of sale: F. Y. Rocket vs..
demphis Bulletin Company, demurrer
.verruled Mary J. Holmes VS.. H. Swift
t al, demurrer overruled NJ. 4. Allen
s. B. Merrill ct al, final decree.
C~AT-SpAH FOR TrESDAY FEU y