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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-12

THE STEAMSHIP ALBION of Halls line, will be due
on Friday, and will sail for San Francisco on Satur-
day evening, taking our Eastern bound mail.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-12

THANKs.-Ours are due to Mr.. J. o. Carter, o
Whitney's news establishment, and Mr.. 7. G. Thrum
for files of late papers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-12

THE TRIP TO KAUA-The Rilauea on Thursday.
took ten cabin passengers. and about thirty on deck.
She is due this morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-12

STEAMER TIME.-Capt. Shepherd. of the d. C.
Murray, arrived on Thursday morning last, after
the very short passage of twelve days from San
Francisco. Capt. S. reports having made 27O miles
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-12

1. o. o. F.-There viii be a special meeting of
Excelsior Lodge this evening. See advertisement.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-12

Coon TEMPLARs.-At a regular meeting of Queen
Emma Lodge, No. 2, l. o. G. T., of this city, held
at their rooms on Monday evening last, the following
officers were installed for the ensuing term, by VIM.
B. Wright, Grand Lodge Deputy: T. Swain, w.
c.. T.. Miss Haleakala Napela, w. X. ID. :. Mrs
Mary Norton, W. L. H. S.. Mrs. IL. b. Townsend,
W. v. T. /; Henry Smith, Jr., W. s. +; Chas. K. Ellis
w. A. s. Chas. Blackburn, W.. f. s.; james w.
Mcclure, w. t.; VIM. B. Mason, w. M; Miss
Sophia L. Sheldon, W. D. NJ; Mrs. Ii. L.. Sheldon,
W. 1. g.; George Mckinney, W. o. g.; John
Sweetman, P. W.. c. T.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-12

CATTLE SALE.-Bartow offers a large lot of beef
cattle and mich cows, to-day at his auction rooms.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-12

HE BAND MAsTER--We are sorry TO hear thai Mr..
Northcott, the accomplished musician, who has with
surprising toll and success brought the Kings
Band to its present state of efficiency, is soon to
leave, as a living salary cannot be paid him. The
rare opportunities that have been afforded by those
controlling the movements of the band for the pub
lie to hear it, have proved that it was a desirable
institution. but deprived of its master, we predict
for it an abbreviated existence.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-12

THE NEXT STEAMER-The City of .Hdela;de, of
Halls line, was to leave San Francisco August 9Th,
and will be due here next Thursday, the 18th. The
opera troupe of Madam States may possibly have
concluded their engagement and taken passage by
her, and if so we can anticipate two nights enter
tainment next week from these great ~artistes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-12

3 We are requested to state that the regular
morning service at the Fort street Church tomorrow
will be omitted. The Rev. Mr.. DAMON wiILA1 the
pulpit in the evening.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-12

HAWAIIAN APPLEs.-We recently saw two very
fine looking apples-not ohids-grown at Eva ON
this island. The tree from which they were plucked
grows in a garden owned by q French resident. near
the mouth of the river, and not on the elevated land
of the mountain, as one might suppose. 1t is heavy
with the fruit, and shows what may be accomplished
in growing exotic fruits, with proper care and labor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-12

The MINsTRELs.-We hear that Frank Jones and
Johnny Tours. with their troupe of m~instrels, will
arrive by the City Of .adeLaide, due from San Fran
cisco next Thursday. Look out for fun at the Ha-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-12

A MONSTER EGG.-Mr d. K. Fyfe has laid on our
table-we mean he placed there-an egg laid by one
of his Aylsbury ducks, that is certainly a curiosity
in the way of size. 1t measures SO inches in length,
81 inches in diameter, Z inches in circumference,
and weighs five ounces. The duck is only seven or
eight months old-what may she not accomplish
when she arrives at mature years? This is one of
the descendants of a few pairs that were received
here some time since from Australia, and are of the
genuine Aylsbury breed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-12

THE New Conc PAPER.-We have received-ha !
ha ha la copy of-ha ! ha ! !-sBennet's Ohio
ho-own - for-Au-haw-haw gust. We think
he-he-he-he has shown much perseverance in
getting ou-ow-ow out this sheet, and wish him
ha ha ha !-every-ho no no !!-success.
Long may he flourish, Sc pugnis ct calculus 20
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-12

DIscoURAGED.-Our man Qufrk says he is not go
ing to do any more conundrums. He recently asked
his wife what was the difference between his head
and a h~ogshead, and she said there was none. He
said that was not the right answer, and went off
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-12

A~DRIFT.-During a squall on Wednesday, a canoe
and a whsle-boat were discovered drifting out of the
harbor. 1t was thought at first that some children
were in them, and some considerable excitement was
created. They were however empty, and were re-
covered and towed to shore by a boat from the U. S. S.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-12

BRISK TIMEs.-As an indication of the sort of
times upon which we have fallen, it may be men
toned that one day this week, in business hours and
at a business place, we counted no less than twelve
business men congregated together, and apparently
deeply interested in q game of garrison - which
two of their number were playing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-12
AUGUST 70.

rHE Moon FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST, 1871
HO~0IuTu MEAN TInr
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-12

TARGET PRAcTICE.-Yesterday the crew of the
q. S. S. jamestown were practiced at target firing
with shot and she'll. and some remarkable good
shooting was done. The target was put up en- the
reef some three-quarters of a mile from the ship,
and was handsomely riddled.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-17

Ma. FRED. KRAMER, head OF the we'll
known arm Of Kramer, Miller & Co,
Little Rock, Is In the city OF a brief visit.
CHARLES y. FAERAR announces that his
name has been changed from @. +. Smith.
His friends hope his success will be as
great under his new name as under the
old one.
COLONEL RICHARD II. JOHNSON, Arkau-
ega; DR. j. s. Pendlston, North Carolina;
Colonel Rufus K Polk, Tennessee; Jas.
A. Anderson, New York; Thos. McCarty,
New York; and q. 4. Stone, Chicago, are
among hs Inmates Of the Peabody hotel.
DEsoTo LODGE FAM. No. 299, on
Friday evening, elected the following
officers TO serve the ensuing term: r. O,
Williamson, ". M; Bun. f. Price. s. w;
son Treasurer; X. W. Shelton, Secretary
Henry White, s. d; Charles McComsz, J.
d; Z ]. Carson and William Worshsm,
Stewards; J. J. Sutor, Tyler.
HR. Hay, Of the Jefferson (Texss)
Times, AZ the Peabody hotel, would glad
" confer with gentlemen interested IN
the construction OF the Memphis and JEFF
fsrson and Shreveport read. HesayE that
Jefferson has Just invested 100000 In the
International road, and within two years
&, 000, coo in railroads, and that four i'm
portant lines are now converRing ~ that
point: that IL Is fifty miles nearer Mem
phis than shreveport, and much more
chespiy accessible, becsuss OF the chsrac-
ter OF the country penetrated, than
Shreveport. The streams 70 DO bridged
are smaller, and the country more level.
The population Of this rapidly growing
place lie now Ii. 1000. IL exports fi3 600 coo
worth more of hides and wool than
Shreveport. Texas has 1900. 900 cattle,
with an annual increase OF 900. geo, and
sales of zoo. 900. In fact, Mr.. Hays should
tell.o OF these facts before the chamber Of
commerce Tomorrow afternoon, that our
proposed Texas railway may be properly
appreciated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-17
FATAL SHOOTING.
General \. Davis Meets Death aG the
hands OF 3. N. Eeek. OF Mfsslssippf.

An unpleasant state Of feeling has
existed between General Reuben Davis
and s. u. Aeefk, both lawyers of Misais-
sippi, for sd1ie time back. In last July or
August these gentlemen appeared in
Absrdesn, Mississippi, on opposite sides
Of q killing case which was In course of
examination before the circuit court OF
that plac9. The person under trial was Q.
Taylor Hi, who was charged with muir
der. Davis was defending the prisoner,
and Meek was prosecuting. Il IL generally
represented that Davis had what Is forcibly
called "a violent way" about him
where's Meek WAS upon ordinary occa-
sions, among the mildest of men-z
modest, u~nob.rusive gentleman. He waz
insulted BY Davis at that time, and felt
much aggrieved. After tina they never
spoke to each other. On Friday last
They again met on opposite Eddes Of
q case In the courthouse Of Columbus.
Mississippi, when Davis, as usual, INDUCED
In violent and offensive language,
a so irritated Meek that be could bear
1t no longer. He said: "Davis, 1 can't
stand your ~brow-beating any longer. De-
fend yourself" Meek tsrked out his pis-
toll and Davis proceeded to draw his
weapon, but was too slow, and was shot
before he had his weapon ready for use.
This WA 10 the courthouse, in the pres
ence o. the judge and a full court. Great
excitement prevails throughout the town
consequent upon the shooting.
General Davis was q colonel Of the Sec
ond Mississippi regiment duungthe Mex
lean war. he was q general of the sixty
day Mississippi militia in the late
war. He YVES before the war q member OF
the United States congress from the Alb
erdeen district, Mississippi. he served
two years. After that he returned home
and followed his profession Of criminal
lawyer, In which he achieved long ago q
fine reputation. Davis was about fifty
eight OF sixty years of age, s NJ. Meek Is
now perhaps forty years old, and stands
st the bead Of his profession.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-17
The 3 RossgRs
The Detectives, work completed-Fhe
Last Of q Gang Captured.


Further information reached the city
last night In relation to the express OBJ
bers. Barton having confessed fully as 70
the express robbery at Union City, 1t was
ascertained that there were four msn en-
gagged in it. Barton ran the engine, the
two Farringtons entered ths car and
robbed the train, while one Bill Taylor
acted as the brakeman 70 stop the train
after 1t had backed q sufficient distancs
from the station to answer their purpose
We have Just received the following graft
tying intelligence by telegraph:
UNION CIrY, Decembsr6 8.
Have Just received q telegram that Taylor
Is captured, and viii be here tomorrow.
CSigned) VA. PINKERTON.
Taylor was probably captured near
Reelfoot lake, a bad and dangerous local
ity, to which place Billy Pinkerto1 dis-
patched Connel as % a. they arrived At
Union City with Barton on yesterday.
A supply OF the very best pattern OF
handouts snd foot-irons were purchased
and sent to Union City yesterday, to or
nament the gentlemen and secure thsir
timely attention when desired by the
grand Jury,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-17
THE TO-DAY.


RI Baptist CHURCH.
DR.. Tichenor will preach at IL O'Clock
this morning and at z O'Clock at night
Sabbath-sehool at 8 O'Clock this morning
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. 6. d. Ford, Of st. Louis, will
preach at II O'Clock this morning. The
pastor, Dr.. I. Landrum, will preach al
Z O'Clock this evening.
GRACE oHURCH-HERNANDo STREET.
Rev. James Carmichael, rector. Third
Sunday in Advent. Celebration of Holy
Communion at Z O'Clock q m. morning
prayer and ermo at IL O'Clock am.
evening prayer and sermon at 7 O'Clock
pm.
CHRISTIAN CHURcH-LIrDKN STREET.
Mr. David Walk will preach at II
O'Clock this morning and at Z O'Clock this
evening.
r PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. F Il. Bosrdman will preach at II
O'Clock this morning and at Z O'Clock this
evening.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev. P. T. Scruggs will preach this
morning at half-psEt ten O'Clock, snd this
evening at 2 O'Clock. The public are COR
daily invited. Seats free.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Rev. A. Z Baldwin viii preach this
morning at IL O'Clock and his evening at
z O'Clock. Seats free. Ssbbath-school at
9 o'clock this morning.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. VIM. E Boggs viii preach this
morning at IL o'clock snd tonight at halt
past 7 O'Clock.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev. Edgar Organ Will preach this
morning at IL O'Clock. The pastor will
hold service in the afternoon at 4 o'clock.
CHURCH OF TIE GOOD SHEPHERD.
Rev. @. @. Parsons, rector, will preach
this morning az eleven O'Clock, and
this evening at hslf-past even O'Clock.
CALVARY CHURCH.
Rev. George White, rector, will presch
this morning at eleven O'Clock, ard this
evening at half past eve O'Clock.
Go TO TIRE great sale ofCheap Silks and Real
Lacea at Menken Brothe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-17

Thursday two ladies rode up to the
Adams street ~stationhouse and called for
Captain Athey, to whom they told a pain
full story. They said that q man was in
the habit of troubling little girls In their
~neighborhood, and that very day he had
bsen more than usually annoying and
dangerous In his conduct. Their own
children while coming from school had
been annoyed by him and several other
children lad made complaints 70 their
parents Of his doings. The ladies begged
OF Captain Athey to have him arrested II
possible and they would be but too glad
10 prosecute him. Sergesnt McElroy,
while going home q few nights ago, saw a
fellow enter the street car and engage In
conversation with a young lady. The
sergeant entered b same car q few min
utes afterwsrd. The young man and the
xouuR girl were still there but not speaking,
When the young lady offered her ticket 70
me- sergeant 10 put in the box, the Youug
L1tharfo snatched It and did the favor un-
asked. When &C the oorner of Poplar
street, she made q sign that abe wished to
get out, the young MAJ Jumped up and
pulled the beIl-rope and also handed her
out. The sergeant thought that every
thing wss not all right, so he stepped out
slso, and b young lady made 9 sign 10
him TO come to her assistance wnereupon
the young man lied. She told the honest
policeman that the scamp, q person alto
Rethor unknown TO her, was DIGGING her
steps and forcing his attentions upon her.
The Esrgesnt thinks this lie the
same person who was complained OF TO
Captain Athey. II %, Il would be q good
idea for him 70 taxa q breathing spell and
do a little solid praying for his SOUPS
sake.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-17
A cHRIsInAs GET.

Remember the good fortune Of Mr..
lar 70 J. r Golladay, Bowling Green,
Kentucky, and secure 3 ticket in his Ia
nous monthly distribution, the next
drawing Of which takes place On Christ
mas day. The number OF prizes sn1 the
w~ell-knogn honesty OF Mr. g. makes this
one OF the best sDd safest lotteries In the
country. Six tickets for s..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-17
FIRE on PnaTnIoe srREEI.

Yesterday afternoon the fire brigade
was sgsin out in full force, in obedience
to q fierce summons which came up from
South Memphis. "A little house Of o. Dor.
ner,on Pontotoc street, between fernando
and Desoto, took fire somehow. and was
burned. The placs WISE occupied by q col
Ored shoemaker, and his wax and scraps
Of leather were ruthlessly given to the
flames. In the back yard, under q tempo
rary shelter, there was q white COW hitched
to q heavy beam by means of q stout
chain. The FIRE eat It's devouring way to
the little stable and burned the COW, while
her piteous cries failed to bring any relief.
Her milk-white coat Of hair, In which the
owner took much pride, was burned black
as q coal, and in places the beefsteak IN
derneath the hide was "done rare" Tho
stout chain held the animal up to this tor
ture until the beam to which It was at
tached gave way; then the animal broke
loose and got into the alley, believing pit
eously. She made her way countryWard,
and hiss not been seen since.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-17

FIRST Ctrcuif OOurt-HetskeEl. Judge.
Mondays calendar contains the follow.
Ing cases: 1923, Cochran VI Sardia
Agricultural and Mechanical Society ct
81; 1874, West va Irby; 1916. Diggs vs.
Planters insurance company; I547, Allen
vs. Planters insurance company; 1907,
thompson Va Busoy; 1913, Williams vs.
Crisp; 1929, GoslinR vs. Griffin d Co.;
1928, Appleton & Co. VS. Patterson & Co.;
1888, Mattinson VS. Smith & Barrett; 1885,
Gillian vs Littleto1; 1885, Cochran vs.
Martin; 1887, Clayton, assignee, vs. Conner
q Richardson; 1888, Union and Planters
Bank of Memphis VS. Dsv: 1910, Jackson
VS. Memphis City railroad company; I64I,
Heathmsn vs. Dixon; 1912, Arohard vs.
Page q Yates; 1913, Parker VS. Dooley;
1914, Morrow, Chandler & Co. VS. Hart
1645, Proudft We Warwick; 1852, Nc
Kinney, Bryson & Go, Va Stiles; 1858,
Bailey vs Nash; Ices, Peoria Nut
ual Benevolent association vs. Meyers;
1852, Boyd VS. Robbins & Waddell.
Second Circuit C~Ourt-Judge HaIsey.
Monday viii be motion day. Tuesday
the following cases will be for trial:
7Sl, Beatty VS. Goodwin; 7S7, Reach &
90 VS. Kenan, Hin. Strange & Co; Sl3,
Straus, Lehman & Co VS. Jackson ct 81;
1888, Reese VI Tieman; 1loS, NJ o Hotel
90 vs. Hardin; ll78. Dromgoole Va Beech
or; 1910, Matthews, administrator, VS. Rs
ney; 1885, PittmRn vs Page ct al; 12SS,
Walker vs. Harris: 124l, LsgawitE q Co
vs. Norburg q Winter; 1850, Kane VS.
Chamberlain q Co;l255, Britton vs. Brook
shire; 1855, Pitman, Parker & Co vs. Lin
daur; 1866, Bilb0w vs. O'Brien; 1888, Ginon
vs. Kellar; 1875, Curry & Co vs. Saint;
l277, Wymsn vs. Zollinger; 1l3S, Hack, for
use, etc., vs. Memphis n ~Cincincinnsti
Packet Co.; 1889, Lsaki VS. Miller; 1888,
Seids VS. Mayer; 1884, Lewis VS. Holmes;
1886, Dunworth ct al Vi Henry q
Walker; 12s6, Douglass vs. Irwin;
1887, Sohwoob vs. German Savings
institution; 1883, Burke vs. Ramsey;
1890, Kerne vs. Lally; 1921, Ssmelson VS.
Bryson; 1899, Spears VS. Williamson;
1898, Schroeder vs Doyle; 12e5, Dickinson
& Bro VS. Lucet; 1895, Margarum vs. Kante- |
witz; 1895, Wiltshire q Co VS. Jacobs; 1893,
Memphis Gsyoso Gas company VS. Wes-
colt; 1900, same VS. Menken Bros & Co;
1902. Cassinello VS. Cassinello; 1903, Hodges
VS. Cogswell; 1904, Steeber VS. GUST; 1905,
Heidelberger vs. Noel; 1906, Andrews vs.
Peck q Brosby; 1907, Creighton VS. ShroY- |
er; LSll, Mitchell vs. McDoneugh; 1918, |
Lynch vs. Doriac; 1915, Spears VS. Martin
q Williamson; 1916, ,,Hoffneimer vs. Griffin |
d Richardson; 1877, Weyhe vs. Cunning |
ham q Co; 1915, Goulding vs. Mcdonald; |
1920, Arnold vs. Psnte; 1891, Lea & Levitt
vs. Matthews q Co; 1922, Lyons VS. Knox;
1923, Mansfield Ys Hamilton; 1924, Mem
phis n Charleston railroad co VS. Mans !
ford ct al; 1926, Howell & Bros Va Pass
more; 1925 Bowers VS. steamer Mollie
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-17
LOUISVILLE LIBRARY LOTTERY.
Report Of the Drawing
Made Yesterday.

LOUISVILLE, Decsmber 16.-Weissigsr
hall opened at 7 O'Clock this morning for
the great Public Library lottery. The
drawing commenced about Q O'Clock.
There were only about 9 hundred persons
present, owing 70 the early hour Of COM
management, which wRs necessary In order
to get through tonight, but the hall soon
nued, snd by 10 O'Clock was crowded with
people who applauded st every large prizs
that was drawn. The following srs the
nnmbers which drew prizes Of . thousand
dollars and over:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-17
The PAX RESTAURANT.

All lovers Of good eating, and Memphis
IL ful Of them, will rejoice 20 learn that
the Park Restaurant, 25S Second street,
opposite Court square, has fallen into the
hands Of Mr.. F. ". Hanson, and that Mr.,
Hanson has had the good fortune to So
cure the services Of Mr, John Lansz, the
best caterer that Memphis has ever
KNOWN TO manage the commissary de
psrtment. Those who desire 70 know
Whist car be done in the way Of
good living in Memphis, should a
once patronize the park
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-17
CHRIsrMAs rs OOmING,

And for the advent Of his chiefest ofaH on
holidays the indefatigable Charley HowarC
has made every preparation. His tasty littl'
establishment Is packed with all manner o
I" goodies bon bons, pure candles, and all thu
toothsome sugar-ware for which he has *
long been famed-put up IN elegant boxes, al
ready for delivery to your lady-love. But al
this has not distracted Mr.. Howardis attention
from his luncheon rooms-the favOrite resor1
of the ladies when on Main street shopping
Delicious coffee, broiled oysters, mince-pie
nch cakes and other luxurfes, are yet TO be
at 27s Main street, served up Char
ley's best style.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-17

What Is Akmaraklus3 Is 1t the
fsvofite beverage Of Akermsn2 Was II
his fondness for this drink Of the gods
that caused Grant, when the pressure o.
reform came down on him, to kick poor
Alderman out of the cabinet2 Did Grant
want It all3 It is an exhilaratIng fluid,
and msny will use 1t in substitution for
grosser drinks that make men mad dur
ing the coming holidays. Akmaraklus Il
only to be found ct n. Moseley's, the
drug house formerly conducted by Potter,
who Is still there, at the orn Of Union
and Msin. Besides the oriental Akmar-
sklus, MeSsley has liquors and wines OF
the best brands, and an endless supply OF
fancy articles and goods, such IS are usu-
ally found In complete drug establish
meats. But II you would be Tapped in
TO tote away q gilded bottle Of Akmara-
klna
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-17
HOW TO cOmnEnce SUNDAY.

We hope we are not doing wrong in
asking those OF the readers Of the APPEAL
who are liable for city taxes, to commsncs
to-day by carefully reading tbs notice In.
serted in another column by Mr.. Felix
". Robsrtsou for their especial benefit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-17
LOCAL NEWS.
10 LAddin,s COLLEGE.

Go 10 Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
-Thos. Cubbins, brtcklayer, 24 Main street
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery, No. 2Il
Main street. Three faultIess gem pictures fol
AffU Nanfa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-17
EO0as And s0ARD.

nOAkD-Pgaasant, alv rooms. win board
II al al SHELBY 81 eel; slso day n0sr9
4 @s-eut fr.ruI rOoaa. with The CON orts o.
ahoms. . addressing = Mae
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-17

The old-tlme banner is still floating
from the ramparts OF the Commercial,
and upon 1t Is the undimmed device,
"Excelsiori 4" For the past five years the
management OF this fine hotel has been
conducted with the most commendable
energy and enterprise, rejecting no little
credit upon the house, and deservedly
gsining for 1t unparalleled popularity and
prosperity. It Is the pioneer house of its
standing in the southwest in the reduc-
ton of board to q 80 per day; and despite
the ~'history" of another house, that
stretches back over a quarter of q en-
tury," it has maintained q most envisble
reputation. and thsi too, without resort
ing to the system Of stretching" Is set
forth In the ''history" indicated. The
Commercial has been renovated and re-
fitted, and the managers are prepared to
extend every courtesy, comfort and con-
venience to guests. It has the finest loca-
ton In the city-corner Of Front and JEFF
fersOn streets,