Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-21

or medicine could suggest, siter a night
Of agony she expired about 6 O'Clock in
he morning. She was buried Yesterday
sFening at 4 O'Clock.
We would call the attention Of orr
readers 10 the card of our friend DIR. Hoer-
ner, which appears in another column.
The advertisement speaks for itself. The
doctor, who has just returned from Eu-
rope, has brought with him the largest.
best assorted and finest stock of perfumes
and toilet articles ever imported to his
city. He has no less than ten different
brand of choice handkerchief perfumes.
N bull, besides any quantity Of extracts
and essences, which ne can sell to the
trade at rates that have never before been
attained in Memphis. He also fitted him
self, while abroad, with a COMPLETE ana
lytic Outfit-ineluding numerous rare
chemicals as reagents and a microscope OF
great magnifying power. His knowledge
of the science of chemistry, derived in the
laboratory of the great Liebi9. enables
him, with these adjuncts, to give what,
before his time, was never done IN Mem
phis-a correct, quantitative analysis. We.
advise all who wish anything in the line
OF the art pharmaceutic, TO patronize his
establishment, "a and So Beal, corner OF
Second.
TO any n who has the slightest ap-
probation of the beautiful, it is always a
real pleasure to drop into the establish
ment of our friend Mrs. N. c. Hunter, the
Southern Emporium of Fashion, az 247
Main street. In addition TO the handsome
and smiling faces that greet one, we have
yet 10 see south OF that mythical line
yelept MssOn's and Dixon's," 2 stoek1of
such ornamental wares tor ladies'
wear as we there find. In bonnets and
hats she has every shape and trim on
which Dame Fashion has imprinted her
signet as being OH5Nl Il (dHt for this sea-
SON, with allthe feathers that the gorgeous
plumage OF the tropics yield, for adorn-
ing the same. Ribbons, as we said once
before, bewildering in beauty, color, pat
tern and quantity; trimmings of every
description for walking suits and eloaks;
walking suits ready made; eloaks OF every
variety, name and description; ieWelry,
toilet artieles-indeed, the only way to
appreciate Mrs. Hunters stock is to 20
and see it. In a few days she viii give a
grand opening, of which we will give due
notice, and at which we expect to see all
our lady friends.
Mayor Swayne called tine Board 10
gether in caucus Yesterday evening and
laid before them the following PROPOSE
tons: President White, Of the Missis-
sippj and Tennessee Railroad, offers s40,-
0O0-Sl5 0C0 in cash and tho city's note for
S25 600 LOANED in JulyEfor the city's
stock in that road, viz: S2j0.00O worth:
Mr.. Lacy, in behalf of the Mississippi
River Railroad, offers $40, 600 cash within
one week for the city's stock in that road,
viz: S2J0,O00; Frank Mahan, IN behalf Of
New York parties, offers 500, 600 cash for
the Little Rock stock, and guarantees to
finish the rOadin six months. The Mayor
pro tenn, in laying these propositions be-
fore the Board in caucus assembled, stated
that something must be done, and in the
language of the Immortal Bard, Elf
'twere lone when tits done, 'twers well
done were il done quickly" The Adams
street engine hOuse. he said, was 10 he
sold Tomorrow to-day at 10 O'Clock
for an execution of $1,000. and in
examining the city's strong box he was
tempted ia exclaim with q great German
poet: 80 dH liebeT augustine. klein Gsid
Isl dGg Money must bo had and that
quickly. Like Peter on the waters, il was
F." Lord (the hankeT) help or / perish"
This much the Mayor said, or might have
said, and he would have continued but he
reading his speech, and not until two
or three audible. sObs were heard did he
look up. and then he noticed for the first
time that the whole Board was bathed in
tears. They rolled down Jimmy Gala
gher's cheeks as big as onions. and at each
enumeration Of His Honor, he clutched at
the bald spot on his fhis own-n0t His
HonOr'Sl head and sobbed out In agony Of
spirit, 81 tO1sid We sol O, | toRt;f W sou
As SOC as the Judge could calm the feel
ings Of his griefstricken colleagues, be
asked what was to be done. Jimmy Gal
lagher commenced crying again, but the
Chair sternly silenced him, and repeated
the question, and with agony painted on
each face, the Board, with one voice,
yoted-to sell. The trade will he e1nsum-
mated this evening.