Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-11

Ala; Rambaut, Of KY; and others,
Rev. DR.. Williams, Of Md, moved
that the resolutions contained Ia this
report he stricken out, and In their stead
resolutions be adopted providing for the
assets of the former Board being turned
over to the Treasurer Of the Convention
to be appropriated to the purchase and
! distribution Of Bibles. Much OF he
original report was then stricken out;
when Rev. DR.. Boyce, Of 3. C.,
moved the re- commitment Of the report
as amended to the Committee with In
/ struction to return it as q whole.
After more discussion Rev. DIR. Poin-
dexter. of Va, moved to lay the re-
port on the table. Lost. The motion to
re-eommit was then adopted.
Adjourned until 8 I'm. to-day.
DISHONEST SERvANT.-The number
of dishonest negro servants, male and
female, seems to be growing more nu-
merous daily. Yesterday u Of this
| class, named Anna Hogan, was landed
at the first district lookup, charged with
stealing q quantity of clothing and some
jewelry from her employer, part Of the
stolen property being found in her pos
session. She will havea hearing to-day.
She Is an old offender, and has been
there before.
For cheap Dress Goods call at Rice,
Silk & Co.'s. mayll 1w
Hothe Yourselves at the Arcade this
morning.
The Greatest Excitement still prevails
at Reid d Bros, ISL Jefferson street, in
consequence of the great rush to pur-
chase Clothing and Furnishing Goods at
such remarkably low prices. myii st
Eson's again in the field, and defy
competition. See their advertisement.
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Carpeting, Wall Paper, Curtains and
Mosquito Bars at Joseph Grieshaber's,
375 Main street.
EeW Opening for the spring and sum-
mer trade, one hundred cases dry goods.
which we are offering at astonishingly
low prices. a. Seessel & Son.
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FbT White goods, at reduced prices,
call at Rice, Silk q Co.'s. mayll Ivy
Groceries and Provisions at the Arcade
this morning.
Ladies', they have arrived A fine
line of Pique and MarseiIles at A. Sees
sci & Sons. mylI lw
Reid d Bro, ClOthiers and Merchant
TailOrs, l59 Jefferson street, are making
up Clothes to order twenty per cent. less
than any house in the city. Call and
examine their Piece Goods. myll st
Buy of those fine summer Boplins
as q present tor your wife at A. SeesseI
81 Sons. mylI IW
For cheap Trimmings call at Rice,
Silk q Co.'s. mayl4 IY
RODesOn, Mitchell a Co..
Gents Furnishing Goods. 3O5
Main street, my ct
Important Neus tc C0lored Soldiers.
The following telegram has just been
received from the senior member of the
firm who is now in Washington City
engaged in active prosecution Of pending
claims
"w~AsHIS0roN, May 10, 1867.
ave have collected q large lot of
Bounty Claims-eolored.
IS gnedl IN. COMBS, JR."
Colored soldiers, as well as Others hav-
ing Claims against the United States
government, will act to their own inter
ests by calling at Olcy at this the oldest
and most reliable Claim Agency of the
southwest. NJ. COMBS, JR. & Co.
u s. Claim Agency, Room No. 2P. O. building.
MEMPHIS, TENN., May 10, 1857. mayll lw
Unclaimed Baggage at the Arcade
this morning, at s! O'Clock.
FbT a nice selection of 0rgandies, at
reduced prices, call at Rice, Silk Il Co.'s.
mayll Nv
Miles & Sons Shoes at A Seessel &
Sons. myll lw
4 Rare Chance is offered to those in
need of Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
to purchase them less han New York
cost, at the closing out sale of Reid &
Bro, 154 Jefferson street. myll st
auction Sale.-At the Arcade, No.
365' Main strede E, this morning ut %
o'clock en-, unclaimed baggage, con-
sisting of TRUNKS, yalises, carpet-bags,
carpets, horses, mules, bacon, herrings,
tobacco, potatoes, onions, chocolate,
pepper baskets, demiiohns, furniture,
mattresses, chairs, stoves, shoes, clothing,
watches, etc, all of which will be sold
without reserve. M. G. CAYoE Co.
Aueiioneers.
Gentlemen will find the celebrated
Bismarck Shirts al A. Seessel & Sons.
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For Linen Lawns, call at Rice, Stix'&
Co.'s. re- may1l 1w
DRY Goods at panic prices, at Elson's
mammoth cheap store. mayssw&f
Miller Dc Henry, u Madison street, do
their OtUR loOTE, and pay less rent than
any other Office in the city oonse-
quently they can afford to do Job Print
ing cheaper than the cheapest. Call and
see them. may9eodlm
For high eolOrs in Silks, call at Rice,
Silk Il Co.'s. may1I lw
Calicoes, latest spring styles, Just re-
ceived at ElsOn's, 297 Main street.
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old Hats Made Nelo.-Gentsl felt hats
cleaned, dyed, pressed and trimmed,
eqHRl to new, by NJ. Cohen, 800 Second
myl0 st
Bdreges at panic prices, at Rice, Silk
& Co.'s. msy11 1w
Sons Of Tenperdnce.-Members Of the
Order in this city are requested to meet
at .he hall on Saturday evening, at half
past O'Clock, as business of importance
will be transacted. A full attendance of
all the Division is expected and required.
By order Nv POWELL,
myle2t II. Dc W. r.
Robson. Mitchell IL Co.,
3O5 Main street.
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Re-Opeaed.-ElsOn's mammoth cheap
has been reOpened, and now offer
goods at lower prices than ever.
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Union Ticket Office, corner Main and
Madison Streets.-Through tickets to all
points north and east, via Memphis and
Ohio. Mobile and Ohio and Illinois Cen
rial railroads. Baggage checked through.
LARRY HARMsTAD, Ticket Agt.
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For SIX Walking Saques, at low prices,
,all at Rice, Silk q Co.'s. mayll Ivy
Ladies SUI BdsqWiRes and Ristori
sacks, at less than cost of material and
manufacture, at Elson's. may5sw&f