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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

BURGLARY.-The house of Mr.. Then
CELL, No. 225 Poplar street, was entered
about three o'clock yesterday morning,
aud two suits of clothes, with a gold
watch and some other articles, the prop
erty Of one Of the inmates, were taken.
The articles were valued at one hundred
and twenty-five dollars. No trace OF
the thief as yet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

SPIRITUAL THIEF.-The drinking ss'
loon kept by Chas. Leoni, No. SO Madi.
son street, was entered some time after
midnight, when fifteen gallons of the
ardent, a basket of wine, one thousand
cigars and some other valuables were
stolen. Probably some enterprising fell
low wanted to stsrt a bar of his own,
in a cheap way.
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LAND OWNERS VILE READ.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

The southern asylum has accepted
property in Tennessee, Arkansas and
Mississippi. Our first business men and
capitalists have subscribed largely. The
charter of the association contemplates
the broadest liberalityin the selection and
disposition of real estate. That there may
be no complaint, the books Of the company
for subscription of lands and lots win be
kept open till the 18th inst. Then the
list Of property accepted will be published
with the time for the drawing, at Her
nando. 1t is needless for persons to
place an exaggerated value upon prop
erty offered the company. 1t will only
be accepted and sold at a valuation fixed
by real estate brokers. The cash will
be paid when the drawing occurs, and
hence we must have a real cash valua-
ton. Address Col. Jas. Strain, Her
nando, and Gen. Frank G. Armstrong,
Memphis.
The Office of the agency is in the new
building on the east side Of Court and
Second streets. Entrance on Court
street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

The Opinion Of an Officer IN the
Army" At inspection / noticed that a
large proportion Of the mems k~napsacks
contained a box Of TrOehes, being gene
rally used by them for colds, etc.D
I" Brot0n's Bronchial TFochesU shonld
be used upon the first ~appeAfauee of a
cold or cough, which by neglect may ter
inmate in some ineurabIe lung disasae-
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E A E A READ
Tremendous Sacrifice
Call Early and Secure Bargain
THIS IS NO HUMBUG

Look at the Prices OF some few articles, and
rest assured everything IN Our store viii be
offered at the same low Prices
Calicoes, fast eolors, "A. 10 and Is scents per yard.
Bleached DOmestics. ID Il. 10 and +. S cts per yard,
Brown Domestics, yard wide, Is cents per yard.
Jaconets at % cents per yard. worth 81 cegts.
White Br1liRnts, . cents per yard, worth 60
cents.
Checked Muslin, 25 cents per yard. worth 50 cts.
Other white z DDS at same low prices
worth 50.
Lsdie,' Shoes, including Niles. webb's and
Thomas- Cloth Caters, al fully One-half the
regular prices
Lidies' Kid Gloves. ali colOus, only 81 10 per
pair.
We would call special attention TO the above
gloves a. Deing in every respect equal to
A~lexandrs's or any other glove which now
sell at g s..
AHcienne, for Ladies' Waists, only 81 per yard
These goods are sold at 81 IS At any store In the
city.
Ladies Paper Collars. only Is cents Fer box.
Ladies Initiation Pique Collars, only " cents
per box.
Narseines Bed Spreads, large size. from IS %
Ladies Linen Collars. only 81 Is to 81 70 per
dozen.
Our Cneap Tables comprise a great pumoer o.
usafnr al ornannautal articles, which must be
soId ra0ardIess OF cost We mean what We say
and ssy what we mean. Give Us q call before
purchasing
ONE PRICE ONLY.
ELSON BROS,
,,,ho imam 207 Main street.
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DRY GOODS AND NOTIONs.-Among
the many wholesale houses in the city
deserving Of public patronage, few can
compare with that OF Messrs. Greenwald
& Lobe, No. go Main street. They have
just received a large stock of dry goods,
gents furnishing goods, boots and shoes,
notions, etc, and promise to sell as low
as the lowest. Their stock is admirably
classified, and the salesrOoms well ar
ranged for the comfort of the buyer; il
takes but a short time to select a large
stock. They are constantly receiving
all the fastest styles of dress goods,
Dealers from the country would do well
to call at 30 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

TUE undersigned being appointed by the
L Honorable Chancery Court of the City oil
Memphis 10 collect all notes, bills and accZuuis
due the firm Of NJ. Christal, Memphis, Tenn,
90 hereby notify all persons indebted TO the
said n. Chrstsl 20 call al the Citizens Union
Bank. No. y Madison street, and pay the same
% me and no other.
THOMAS BARRETT,
40 nnH Da~aFwnw
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CRIMINAL CoUBT.-In this court yes
terday, No. 1893, State VS.. Beat mont,
Pratt and Horton, conspiracy, etc, was
taken up, and a question Of law arising
in regard to the evidence, the same was
taken under advisement by the court,
which adjourned without completing the
trial
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

auction Sales To-Ddy.-This morning
at IL O'Clock, MoDsarrat 4 Montgomery
will sell at auction that valuable business
corner of Beale and Shelby streets. This
afternoon at 3 O'Clock they will sell two
very neat, comfortable cottages on Haw-
lev street, near Jones' avenue. These
houses are suitable for small families and
are In a fine neighborhood.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

STEALING WOOD.-Messrs $. Smith &
Woolford, who have a quantity of cord
wood upon the levee, found that a large
quantity was being carried off, for which
they received no equivalent. Upon care
full watching 1t was found that a negro
who r~ejoicss in the name of James
Washington Cotton, was the offender.
A warrant was procured, and Jas. Wash
ington brought before Justice Creigton,
who, after hearing the testimony and
the pleading Of an attorney, who seems
to delight in defending such cases, fined
the negro twenty-five dollars, from
which his attorney took an appeal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

A Good Ring.-Our friends n. & ].
HoHheimer, No. 276 Front row. have 8
good thing on hand in the shape Of fine
old French brandies and a pure article Of
Bourbon, as well as a good stock Of
groceries and plantation supplies. The
purchaser has only to call at this house
to be fully convinced that what we say
Is true.
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Notice to SfOcEhOTders,

THE Board Of Directors OF the Peoples Insu-
4 rance Company have directed that a cal OF
lO per cent. bs made upon the stockholders,
payable on OF before the 10th April, at the Ofice
o. the company No. - Madison street.
mL.. LmL 5. =. k.AM. SecrafarN-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

AWAITING A CALL.-We learn that
Sam. Sweeney, the person arrested
charged with robbing DR.. Voolfolk and
throwing him off the train on the Mem
phis and Ohio railroad some weeks since,
is now in jail at Baton Rouge, La, await
ing a requisition from the governor of
this state.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

A GOOD HAUL.-The store of F. Sic
del, on Union street, was entered before
daylight yesterday morning and money
and v~alusbles amounting to about four
hundred dollars were stolen. The thief
Is still at large.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

EmHtons & Son, No. 10 Jefferson street,
have received the Galaxy, Army and
Navy Journal, Sunday Mercury, German
Leslie, L'Eco d'Italia, True Flag, Wide
World, New YORK Mercury and Scien-
tine American, Chimney Corner and La
Crosse Democrat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

Today at Mrs. Gogen's, 253 Main
street: New and peerless styles Of goods
and old time friends Of thirty years on
the bluff. A private show room for .
patrons will be open to-day.
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HAIR! HAIRt HAIR
=. LAVIGNE, HAIR DRESSER.

80. 355 Main Street, up Stairs.
Mr. F. LAVIGNE would respectfully inform
VI the ladies Of Memphis that he will leave
the city IN sixty days for Paris, to make ample
Sc ections and arrangements for this market
In order 10 this he offers his nice and well
assorted styl les Of Hair Goods At a great reduc-
ton Of prices. Call aud get satisfied that his
stock Is the best ever orOught TO This market.
HS Bulletin copy. ap2 Pm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

MYsTERIOUs.-SOme considerable ex-
element was caused, yesterday, among
the citizens in the vicinity Of the bayou,
near the foot Of Bradford street. Some
children were playing neal the bayou,
when they found a box containing the
body Of a child, which had apparently
been in the water but a short time, and
was no doubt one of those Illicit off
springs made away with to conceal the
shame and disgrace of its unfortunate
mother. 1t was poorly clad, a single
wrapper, made of course domestic, being
its only vesture. Coroner Cotton was
sent for, to hold an inquest, which ne
proceeded to do. The verdict we have
not vet learned.
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ARDENING

A competent and skilful Scotch Gardener
offers his services To the citizens OF Memphis
and vicinity, for laying ont and decorating
Gardens. Lawns. etc. Terms moderate. Ad-
dress j. MCDONALD, care Benton / Maclean,
- Nadlson street. ap7 lwN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

Crystal Paldce.-Opening Of the res
taurant Tuesday morning. Lunch every
morning at half past seven fifteen cents
a plate. Sandwiches ten cents, like in
Delmonico's, New York.
apr 2t-s&t J. OrsHFT
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MEMPHIS APPEAL


The public are hereby notified not to
pay to any one any bills due THE AP-
PEAL, for advertising since January 31st,
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN AINsLR,
Cashier and Manager.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

CRIMINAL COURT. - The following
cases arg set for trial to-day:
~. Z. Thomas Coyne, malicious shooting.
ll52- B. II Lynch, embezzlement.
49, Pretty Tom" robbery.
ll& s b. beaumont, Z. W. Pratt, E. ". Horton,
conspiracy to eNtort.
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NOTICES.
Nnf1cne
NOTICE.

A T the May term Of the County Court OF
a Shelby county, I shall apply for Letters OF
Administration on the estate or h. A. COIdes,
deceased. a. CORDES.
anil laW4w
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McGageys Cotton Planters, only S25,
made at l6l Madison street, by Treat &
Hamilton. anI1-ff
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

THE partnership between the undersigned,
n as Land Agents, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent James Strain, Agent of the
pany, Boston and Mississippi Cotton Land
Company, and Mississippi Bottom Land Com
pgny, has removed his ohlce 70 H~ernandO, Miss.
W. A. Goodman, Agent OF the American Land
toIBpauy- will remain in Memphis, at No. 80
Madison street.
JAMES STRAIN.
W. A. GOODM N.
April 100. app lw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

Aucti0B.-Passmore & Co. sell this
morning groceries, plows, and over two
hundred law and miscellaneous books.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

GOOD READINa.-The news depot
Of Col. Ed. Worsham, No. 1854 Main
street, is filled with the choicest reading
matter OF the day, in the way of papers,
magazines, and illustrated publications.
Ed. will reconstruct in a few days, and
when he makes his exit from the present
place to his elegant store in the Ara-
Ianehe building, look out for a brilliant
display. The removal takes place in a
day or twoi in the meantime old stock
will be sold cheap, so "Cliff." tells us.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

T0 the Patrons OF tine Appeal.
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.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

SCOTCH PEBBLE SPECTA-
Giles, at ]. Gumbinger'S MA Mair
street.
4 fine stock of ready-msde clothing
just received at Reid * Bros. APP Nv
Alexander Kid Chores at NJ. Wolf &
Co.'s. sp5 I'm
IN cQaseQyenoe Of tie rain of yester.
day, the sale Of cottage residence adver.
Used for to-day has been postponed until
Friday morning next, at II o'clock,
when it will positively be sold regardless
of the weather.
EnlmonS & Son, No. 10 Jefferson street,
have the new national edition Of Dick.
EMS Works, complete in seven large
octave volumes; price, in cloth, $50 F;
sheep, SIS; half calf, SS5. Also, the
Waverly Novels, in five volumes, uni
form with Dickens Works; price, in
clsth, SIS; sheep, SIS; half calf, S25.
Call and examine them.
W4tc Marsei0es at 60 cents per yard
at NJ. Wolf & Co.'s. apps I'm
Reid q Bro, clothiers and merchant
~tallOrs, l5& Jefferson street, nea Com
mercial hotel. app 1w
MH Of Roses.-This most excellent
tonic for the hair is prepared by Chas.
g. CorraO, 81 Jefferson street. Its eff
cscy in Graduating dandruf, and all dis
eases of the scalp is remarkable, and it
is expressly adapted to the ladies' toilet,
impsrting TO the hair a glossy, healthy
and beautiful appearance.
The Crystal Pdldce.-This magnificent
institution is now in full blast, under the
management Of that prince of caterers,
Joe Qshie. The bar is furnished with
the finest imported liquors, which are
served by attentive parties, while the
restaurant is supplied with the pest the
market affords In the way Of edibles.
Day bOarders can be accommodated at
the rate of $50 per month. Lunch will
be served up daily, in New YOr' styIe,
at half past ten O'Clock soup, Ioc; roast
and lettuce, 15c; and regular lunch 25e
in addition to which meals can be had at
all hours. The facilities for getting up q
good meal at this place cannot be sur
passed. Those who 60 once will be sure
to call again.
For a Nice Spring Suit or nobby sack,
at reasonable prices, 60 to Reed Bros.
apr Ivy
Latest and NeUest designs Of silk
mantles, from So to S125, at 1854 Main
ap 5tf
II is tC0rth the Attention Of cash BUYERS
to go to S64 Main street for all kinds of
dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, etc.
SpJtf II. B. ELI
4 Rare Chance For SDscuIadOn-NeW
brilliant than gas al one-
fourth the expense, now on exhibition
at $50 Second street. State and county
for sale. s. Freeman, agent, for
patentees. lw
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]. c. Ayres, trustee, to G. G.. Richardson
quit claim Regina Dreifas to Samue.
Dreifas, bill of sale 5000, stock, chattels.
etc; M. A. Allen to Patrick Mahoney.
deed $500, lot on MonsaTrat street NJ,
A. Allen to Ellen Dean, deed 500, LOT
on Monsarrat street; Albert Beatty, de-
clsration to claim exemption from at.
taehment oil certain leasehold; Jasper
c. Griffing, trustee, to c. G.. Richardson
quit claim, part of lot 10; Oscar W.
Hyatt to VIM. NJ. Schoals, transfer OF
lease.
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WANTS.
WANTED

w
The celebrated patented Petro Oil TO be in
trOduced in every town in the country. Il
pays a larger profit than any other business,
and requires only a small outlay of capital.
There is no business that will pay half as we'll
upO the same Investment. State and county
rights forsale. Amply TO or address
GEORGE K. FREEMAN.
G0E Second street, one door north OF Irving
Block. mh3I II
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FOR SALE.
EOR SALE OR RENT

| EOR SALE OR RENT
avenue, seven rOOms,c closet in every room. etc.
Also, on Bass avenue, a double house, new, of
seven rooms, each room with all the modern
improvements. Also, on Adams street ex-
tended, a new story and a half Cottage, five
rooDs. kitchen, good yard, ~ciStern, otc. c. W.
Pool, Rental and Real Estate Agent. l9 Main
street. anil If
u y X s A l. E
One Of the best located snd most lucrative Jew
elry and hatch-Maklng Business IN this city.
with a three years lease on the premises, is 70
he sold on reasonable terms 10 q responsible
party, the present occupaD wishing to leave
the city on account Of family affairs. For par
tlcularS inquire al the ONCE Of F. W. ButtinC-
bans, Esq, No. 1877 Main street. app lwr
L o r s a / E.
One Twelve M Horse Power Stationary
ENGINE n BOILER-nearly new.
LINN &
- HI" IEm HmH 80
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Boots, Shoes and Hdts.-The attention
.of dealers is called to the sale by ". H.
PassmOre q Go.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

Beamijtd Residence for Sale.-The
beautiful residence occupied by NJ. G.
Galloway, on the corner Of Court and
Third streets, is offered for sale. The
property is the most desirable in the city,
the title is perfect, and will be war
ranted to the purchaser. The property
belongs TO VIM. Johnson, of Charlotte,
N. c., and We are authorized by him to
make an immediate sale
aprIl-2w ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & Co.
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japanese GoOds.-Our readers will
bear in mind the great exhibition this
day of Oriental varieties, at Passmore &
Co.'s salesrooms, No. $50 Second street.
They will be sold at auction tomorrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

Fresh Lake Fish received this day by
Alice Dean, No "A Madison street. 1I-5t
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR 81.

SECULAR Aenphisand 81 LouisP Packet
For Cairo and ST Lout..
LII K. Reilly master
This splendid steamer win leave 49,
as above on N
THIS DAY, 18th inst, al pm.
spii It FLEM CALVERT, supt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

THROUGH BMLs.-It is with pleasure
we call attention to the advertisement Of
E. D. Cobb, the agent of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, who iias his office at
No. 2OS Front street. This gentleman
will give through bills of lading on his
road, which makes close connections to
all points. Call and see Cobb.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

Ihe Fastid5ous.-At this season of the
year The spring fashions attract much
attention. In cur wanderings yesterday
led US 10 visit the establish
ment or Mrs. Newman, No. 1855 Main
street, opposite the Overton hotel. She
- constantly receiving new goods of All
KINGS IN her line, and exhibits a stock OF
oohne a hats that would turn the
neao OF the Iairest gazer in the land. This
5y also pays particular attention to
dress making 10 oil its branches. and
gets up bridal outfits at the shortest
notice. We recommend our lady reader
to call and see for themselves. sapIw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

PERsONAL-Mr. Jas. Garden requests
us to state the announcement of his APP
pearance for the benefit of Mr.. MeWade
at the Greenlaw Opera house was made
without his consent or authority. We
published it only as an advertisement,
and of course knew nothing of the facts.
1t is to be hoped, however, that Mr.. Car
den will not leave Memphis without
giving his numerous friends an opportu-
nifty of seeing him in some Of his favor
tie characters.
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THE PEBBLE

sFECTACLES.-These spectacles are
INFERIOR TO none aver brought TO this CITY.
dhey are the genuine finely cut Austrs-
a Pebble. Sold cheap and warranted
q represented, by j. Gumbinger. 2I7I
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Law CoURr.-The following c

LAW CoURT.-The following case:
were disposed Of yesterday:
74l Jones VS.. GreeHlaw q Co., judgment below
affirmed.
72 Judgment below affirmed.
74s. Judgment below affirmed.
$50. Jud SInent TOR plaintiff for $50 30.
7g3 Judgment below affirmed.
7g4. Continued as on af5dav1t OF plaintiff.
The following cases are set for trial TO-
day
81. Drake Va Foster.
67s. Armstrong vs.. Taylor, Cole & Mcleod.
~. Pope vs.. Taylor, Cole & McLeod
So. FAiwell vs.. Rice
TsS. Rosenbacker vs. Bummer e. oil.
78g. Delany w. Curry.
10. Clinton VS.. Mcdonald.
n. Osiefwarld vs.. Seibert.
"a Calyey ct al VS.. Luskl.
"a Blumenthal, Friend 8 Co ". Btotz.
IA. Smiddy VS.. Bernard.
rs. Collins VS.. Curry.
I'd. Gum, r~eoetver, vs. app.
m. Rehkolph VS.. Stratmaa.
rs Condo, agent, vs.. Martin.
M. Dashey & Co. VS. 81. amer Bunk.
$50. Gleason vs. Peres.
ii. IIttleiohn vs. Stillnan.
~ Resta VI. Bernhard et al.
u.s.. Dashnsy a Co. VS.. owners OF steamer lie
"a Roster vs.. Baescher.
rs Nash vs.. Darumon, administrator.
~ Truthman. agent, Va Honmeister. 2
~ Sfrathaer q Co. vs. Freedman ct al.
~ Green vs.. owners OF steamer Commercial.
80. Jefferson & French vs. Hart et al
80. Mcconnell Va. Turner.
~. Dove & Co. VS.. kuppersehnidt
20. COSgroye VS.. Calhoun
793, Lee VS.. Cole.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

hid HoVes atSl per pair at ss4 Main
Street. ap5tf H. b. WELLS.
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A MEAN THEA thief who would
snatch clothes from a line would steal
well-almost anything, but the class OF
thieves who now infest our city are not
at all particular. They would doubtless
carry off a red hot stove or a town lot if
they had any idea of getting off safe.
But the clothes line thieves are meaner.
Some of this class stole from Mrs. Hunt
ingdon quantity of clothing on the
corner of Exchange street and Wiuches-
ter avenue, in all valued at about seventy
five dollars. The thief got off.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

The IsTaelites Of this City are requested
to attend q meeting, this Thursday even
ing. at 8 O'Clock, at the Memphis Club
room, for the purpose OF giving express
sion to their views on the late scurril-
Insurance companies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-The beau
tiful play of Camille, o. the fate Of q
Coquete, was produced at the New Mem
phis last night to a good and fashionable
audience. Mrs. Bowers in the title role
was excellent. This lady is good in
everything she undertakes, and is I'M
doubtedly n if not positively the finest
actrCT on the American stage. She was
ably supported by Mr.. McCullom. The
play was well put on the stage, and ran
very smoothly. All were well up in
their parts. Tonight a play written ex-
pressly for Mrs. Bowers, entitled Loue's
Masquerade, is to be produced for the
frs. time in this city, with Mrs. Bowers
and Mr.. McCullom in the principal char
acters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-11

A Reliable HOUsE.-In our wander
ings yesterday, ye local happened Il
stray into the house of Terry & Mitchell,
1923 Main street, where one of the best
stocks Of boots, shoes and hats in the
city are on exhibition, with every con.
venienee 20 be found in an establishment
of this kind. They do a purely whole
sale business. and as they import largely,
can afford to sell to their customers at
the lowest figure. They have been ff-
teen years in business in Memphis, and
will at all times be found just, prompt
and reliable. Country dealers should
examine THAR stock
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Lqrgs Rarteg Of late styles dress goods
q u WOH COS. ap5 I'm
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Pbpljns and travelling dress goods, and
almost every variety Of dress goods and
trimmings, below the market value, at
1854 Main street. ap5tf