Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-06

and we deem it NECESSARY to say it iJ one
of the old landmarks of Memphis. All
kinds of drugs, paints, oils, and per
fumery a be found at this house.
The franklin Banking and Insurance
CO.-The above Institution occupies the
old stand of the Commercial hank,
corner Of Front Row and Jefferson
street. They transact a general bank
ing and exchange business and our
patrons will recognise several old faces
ia the institution familiar before the
war.
Or. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases a speciality and gulran-
tees cures after examination. Medicine
furnished gratis. Office 20S Main street.
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The finest Virginia tobacco, Hollands
Empress, Testers fig, Grape juice, Fur
guson Natural Leaf, to be had at White
House segar stand 10 Madison street.
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Js,oezry store for Sale.-A good
chance offered to buy an old and well es-
tablished business " stand " none better
in the city. Apply at 2l72 Main street,
under Wor5ham house. de9) If
Megi55ea d Brother, at their new and
attractive store, No. 81 Main street,
have a splendid stock OF liquors, wines,
etc, all OF the finest quality, and their
stock is well worthy Of an inspection.
Scrapers and plows! Treat & Ham
ilton make them on Madison street.
jau30-ew4t.
Toe Best Of imported segars to be had
at the White House segar stand, Is hIadi-
son street. feb2 lw.
C~oaL-Bigley, MelIersh & Co, No. 81
jefferson street, ha.ve spendid Pitts5urg
coal. Leave your orders. feb=-tf
First Cdss.-lt always gives Us pleas
ure to notice a first class establishment.
Such "a one is the Book and Stationery
house Of G. f. Chamberlin & Co, No.
I97 Main street. They have q splendid
stock, While from their Book bindery
and Job office they turn out the finest
kind Of work.
RosariIa segars 70 be had at White
house segar stand, Is Madison street.
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Nathan Corona, Cotton Broksr.-By
reference to our. columns elsewhere, the
card of Mr.. Nathan Corona, cotton
broker, will be found. Mr.. Corona is
President Of the d~eservedly popular
German National Bank. His business
connection with the house of Bower &
Garner, Of New Orleans, and TaUIssig,
Livingston & Co, of Philadelphia, as
well as with several houses in Europe
enables him to compete in his lile Of
business with any other house i'll the
city.
FrdHE's EoUSe.-TOr e~coB17leHd FEANK
SALTALAMACHIA's saloon, No. Is Jsffer-
sonstreet, MAY seem entirely superb ous, |
a. he has already established q reputation
in this city for keeping liquors of all
kinds surpassed by none and equaled by
very few. Those, however, visiting the
city, wh0 may desire to imbibe the
PUREsT and BEsT OfliquOrs. or indulge in
the justly celebrated MOBILE OYSTERS,
of which he is constantly receiving fresh
supplies, will be well repaid by giving
him a call. feb.-tf
Barbour e Ofs.-It affords US rauch
pleasure to call the attention of our pat
rons to the card of the agents Of the St.
Louis Mutual Life Insurance company.
Our city at one time was flooded with
the agencies Of companies which, after
receiving the premiums for several
years, pOcketed the profits and dee AIRED
the policies forfeited. From a personal
knowledge Of the directors of the st.
Louis Mutual Life Insurance company,
we recommend it tC the patronage Of our
friends, as they sre gentlemen long iden-
titled with the growth and prosperity Of
Louis, and who would not lend their
names to anything but a No. l company.
Mr.. Barbour, who came to our city with
IA ~ ,-Is.I -.-1 T-N~a-- - ]
credence could give him, together with
his partner, represents the above com
pany at No. - Madison street. We
recommend them To our patrons.
4 Thing Much Wanted has BEEN
DoHe.-The Mississippi Central and
Memphis and Charleston railroads have
appointed the well kROwn and gentle
age9h of the former road, Col.
John McGsvrk, the joinJ agent OF the
two cOmpal4es, to see that their business
is promptly attended to in Memphis. He
IS the right man in the right place,
thoroughly qualified, knows the wants OF
both roads and the people, and will see
that all errors, overchaTges, or lost or
damaged goods, are promptly settled for,
and that delayed freights are pushed for
ward. All persons having complaints to
VIII Cdll On TIE COIbLAEls WIZ VIII
see that their business is attended to in a
prompt and satisfactory manner. He
will have his Office in the new Office of
the Memphis and Charleston railroad,
now being fitted up at the corner of Main
and Court streets.
[ADvERrIsEzlESrl
\ CARD.-A number of the morning
have accused me Of keeping 8
gambling den. If l would contribute a
hundred dollars per month, as l have
often been solicited TO DO, l could carry
on gambling to any extent 1 desired, but
not being willing to compound felony
and submit to the maltreatment Of GER
tain officials, l have become the object
Of their scandal. In order to set myself
right before q public that has known me
for twenty years, 1 am compelled to pub
fish this card. On Sunday evening last
| was standing on the corner, nearly
opposite my house ~cOuversiug with
friends, when a policeman, who
out Of a house Of ill-fame, came up
aud said I was ob~suructing the side walk,
Idenied, When he rUdely grLSped
me, dragging me towards him with his
pistol drawn said | had to 90 with him.
[ asked for what, IS l had done nothing
to cause an arrest. He then used
language to me, and told me
to come on. l then submitted to
the unjust and malicious arrest, pro-
be would conduct me tC the
stationhOuse as q man, and n that he
had no prejudice against, which request
he assented to for the distance of forty
Or fifty feet, 1 still persisting in my
innocence. He again rudely seized hold
me, and ordered me to go in advance
If him, with a pistol pointed at my head.
This 1 protested against, feeling that my
life was in danger He then struck me
a severe blow upon the head, which
me to the earth, and shot at
ne while down, which fortur ately
me. Rising in self-defense I
Drew my pistol and fired, which missed
MIN also. From the effect of the blow,
/ had at that time become almost pow
srless, and requested to be carried to a
ioctoT to have my wound dressed. This
be refused, and while on the way to the
statiophouse l was the subject of more
maltreatment, ba not being satisfied
with having already inflicted "A severe
which had rendered me pow
arless. and which had not satisfied
his thirst for my blood. He continued
TO knock me in tue head with his club,
when my brother, coming up in the OPP
oosite direction, seeing the treatment
l was receiving, asked the police
to desist, as / was not resist ng or
any eau for this treatment, and
for that he was arrested and made to put
up a forfeit and for myself, l was locked
up and refused any bail or forfeit. No
better proofs can / offer Of my ianjeence
than that / was discharged after an ex-
animation before Squire Moore Yester-
dav. L ask an unprecedented public to
Judge for themselves Of such treatment.
Comment is unnecessary, for any one
easily understand that the drift of
all is because / will not pay back mail
and that the policeman who arrested me
was only put on the beat that morning,
and had an old drudge against md
HOBGRT CHlJRCa.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
nrs. DIR. HaFvey.-The worid-rsuowned
Clairvoyant snd Magnetic Physician, whose
instantaneous cures OF disease and c-lairvoyant