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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-21
THE KNIFE.
An UnsknIfaI Carving Operation on the
LeVee.

Charles Henry is now in the city hospital
with q heavy cash across his neck and jaw,
which at nrst was supposed would XIII him but
afterwards was thought to be rather an excit-
ing experience. A young man named Peyton
had the m~elaneholy pleasure Of doing the
deed Both men were employed on the Walt,
henry as a mate and PeytOn a. a baker. The
chlei cause OF the trouble between them was
some barrels. The steward had instructed the
Daker 20 preserve the empty barrels, because
they were charged and had 20 b. accounted
Tor. Inc mate, Henry, was In the habit Of
hroWlns them out at every landiHg the boat
reached Peyton demonstrated against this,
out was met with vile and insulting Ian
guage. Inis was the origin OF the difficulty.
hhen the arrived here yesterday
nOrnlng Henry, who Is represented as 8 per-
son OF violent temper and domineertng digpO-
sition, got into a quarrel with some boys on the
leyeel as he had beat Peyton an hour or
before, That young fellow thought his
mad "arriv," so he rushed out with a
knife and shattered at the head and neck OF
henry IN the most vigorous manner. The
cuts LhaS were inflicted were very severe, but
not dangerous. The chaps were all ar
rested Recorder Winters sent Peyton to Jail
IN default OF two thousand dollars bonds. The
ease viii have a further hearing tomorrow.
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THE WEED AT WRoEFSALK

The great house Of Kaufman & Brothers, IN
der the Odd Fellows Hall, on Main street, Is be-
coming the wholesale tobacco house Of the
CITY par eScelaace- This is due to the superior
brands OF tobacco and cigars which are kept
on hand and which are always fresh. 1t is Of
the utmost importance to retail dealers to BE-
able 70 get tobacco and cigars that are reliable.
fresh and SOUND. Kaufmans is the place to
get them. Tn new establishment on Main
street Is rapidly achieving q reputation among
dealers which is transcendfng everything in
the WAY Of competition. Country merchants
would md II very beneficial 70 enter into bus
iness relations with Messrs. kaufman Broth
ers, as they viii experience much advantage
from Tin increased knowledge Of the tobacco
trade and in she easy acquisition OF superior
brands on all occasions. This house win do
to extend the tobacco trade Of Mem
Ph1s and make this town the headquarters Of
the weed throughout the southwest.
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CONFEDERATE PICNIC.

The Committee Of the o federste Relic.
and Historical Association, 70 make arrange.
ments for their annual picnic, which will
come on at James Park on the eighteenth o.
May next, held q meeting y~ssterday al
Nnen the following subcommittee were ap-
pointed, viz:
TO procure and arrange the grounds, etc
Messrs. j. A. Loudon, ]. s. Hatcher. and Il. ]
Black.
On printing, music, etc-Messrs. ]. ". Sneed,
". A. and ], 5. Hatcher.
IN lighting up grounds and providing bench
IS Thomas n. johnson, r. ].
Dan Callahan, and W. A Goodman.
On pr1vlleges-Messrs. N. Merriwether, J.
\. johnson, J. A. Loudon, IA ]. W. Sneed.
3 committee VIII meet again az the store
OF Messrs. Sneed & Beaslsy, a. eight O'Clock
pLn-5 on Wednesday next, April 24th.
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church, on Court street those north Of Poplar
street at the First Presbyterian church, corner
Poplar and Third streets. Whoever loves COCO
singing Will md pleasure in attending.
1t seems to be rather late in the
season now for successful concerts The peo-
pie have attuned their hearts 70 the song OF
birds, and the hum Of bursting life outdoors
and turned their backs, for this season Al
which Commence next week, will be the pop
uler passion until the sunday-schoo plcnlcs
and celebrations begin Concerts, hoBeNeIs
for sacred purposes, do not share the same late
as indoor amusements Of other styles. We
hear Of two which are 70 come on shorty. a
grand concert, under the direcuon OF froieS-
Hall, on Monday, t~wenty-eighth instant for
Inc benefit of the Central Methodist fhureh.
Also, a grand sacred concert VIII De even a'
~. Patrick's church on Tuesday evening,
April 80fh. 1t wfll-be conducted by the cholr
~ the church. who will be assisted by many
Of our amateur MUSICIANS.
The Brownsville Bee sends the fol-
lowing compliment to the APPEAL, and It's
improved appearance: Next to Brownsville,
Memphis Is the Invest place in the state OF
tennessee, and next TO the BROWNSVILLE Bee
state this much in due d~eferencel, the
APPEAL is the best paper in the
These things being thus, we are right
glad to see Il out in new spring clothes, every
hing entirely new-eyen the e~xtravaganee OF
a ane new dou~ble-cylinder press to print IL on
type, as neat as 8 new pin, and the
IS even such as Is done by men VINO
their business. AS for the news Of the
II Is simply a small photograph of
ne DAYS doings in this great and bustling
world, an epitome Of the life Of both hemis-
oheres-on Your desk at seven O'Clock every
an that enterprise, energy, industry
md perseverance can do, the APPEAL tsdoing.
The editors OF the APPEAL are our personal
lfeuds. . . . We wish success TO the
Old Reliable APPEALssth the oldest land
mark OF Memphis, and the true exponent,
or the past third Of q century, Of the growth,
Prosperity, importance and interests Of the
Bluff CITY. IL Is the best daily paper in Ten
lessee, and deserves the liberal patronage OF
'ur people"
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IMPLEMENTS and WAGONS

The great emporium for farm implements
and wagons IN Memphis is the house OF Messrs.
Melourn q walker, on Union street, between
Main q Second streets. This firm Is so re-
spectacle and wel-kuoWn that they are a SUI
nctent guarantee Of the soundness and EN-
cheney and merits Of Whatever article may be
exposed for sale in the house. They are now
doing a very extensive trade In favorite
wagons and planting machines, atrade which
Is constantly on the increase. b planters
and farmers that are IN the habit of procuring
their supplies at Memphis, and that includes
all those who live within q radius Of $50 miles
or here, are acquainted with the peculiar
merits Of the wares offered for sale by Messrs.
q Walker, and are free to acknowI-
edge that better articles and cheaper can be
had nom that house than can be had any
where. One great reason for this enviable
success In business is the constant and exelu-
slVe attention paid by the members Of the
urn TO one branch Of business.
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CHIxEY and alaswar-DoIer stOr.

TIE drug store Of DR.. Moseby, at the corner
Of Union and Main streets, is In receipt OF a
supply Of fresh drugs from Philadelphia. This
house is the great prescription depot Of the
city because learned and careful practitioners
are engaged in compromising medicine. The
Of good drugs and careful com
pounding cannot be over estimated BY the
public. Every one will appreciate its value.
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IAR B-EADps-cheep Doler stor.
TIvOLI SPRING OPENING.

The Tivoli, the most popular and fashion
able wine and beer hall in the city, is located
on south Court street, near the of Mair.
Rowalski, the proprietor, has made every ar
rangement 10 make his establishment a de
hghtful place 70 visit during the spring and
SUMMED months. The reception hall has been
rehtted with q special view 70 the spring trade
ing. The proprietor has made arrangements,
also, 70 set an elegant luch before the guests, a
lunch consisting Of the delicactes Of the sea-
son The rush 70 the TivoM tomorrow viii be
immense, but do not fail TO attend, as ali will
be promptly waited upon by the attaches of
the place. Home and foreign wines Of every
brand, WHISTLES and brandies of the purest
quality, can be found al the Tivoli. Cigars Of
lhe finest flavor, and Wtnklemeyer's celebra-
ted lager beer, a delightful spring beverage,
auvufF Tho gnVaafa
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BEE--AH.
GanbFinus 4 n his BibuIOus Glory ON
MOnrOe Street
Goat and Hydraulic Beer 90 be the Ia
vOEite Beverage this Year.
Henry thurman Preparing for a Greas
Beer Season.

Beer has very happily and very e6ectually
monopolized the attention and love Of au the
refreshment seekers OF Memphis, Liquor at
tempted in vain 70 hold the position, but
though John Barleycorn still shows fight and
spfT1t, II Is plain that the days OF his glory are
over In this burg. During the winter and pro-
lOnged spring he showed signs OF vitality, but
now that the genial weather is upon US, and
the young leaves have burst forth into the
n~eighbortng strawberries, John, of revered
memory Is no more. Beer is in the
de Is master OF the situation. There Is none
/ him he holds forth at Henry Luhr-
mans, on Monroe street, in pristine vtgor,
beauty and glory and seems eSgay and youth
full as the child OF Love. He is there in every
conceivable shape. Owing 10 the great de-
mand he Is compelled to submit TO hydraulic
pressure, which he does quietly and Is greatly
improved thereby. The celebrated "Buck
brated beer emporium, where thousands
congregate daily and nightly 70 participate.
One great advantage Of beer is its social quail
ity. II makes men ~garrulous, q fond of
each other; produces friendly feelings and So
cial intercourse, and was never known in the
history 20 produce a fight, q headache, q heart
ache, nor an I'll feeling. 1t Is q notable fact,
which social scientists and philanthropists
might probably study, that since beer be-
the common beverage IN Memphis lights
and bloodshed have diminished three hun
dred per cent. How much OF this happy re-
formation is due TO Henry thurman ear new
er be known until b judgement day. It viii
De app and welcome news to the large
hearted and good natured readers Of the AP-
1ve q ample preparation for the summer
necessities ofhis customers. Try q glass of the
hydraulic Buck beer, and get, thereby, q new
wrinkle,
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

= ANU=Iwo hundred anil l0Tty aeres Of
land, 50 miles nprth III H1sboros Ai2-
fena and TIE Memphis and Charleston hai!-
- niles south OF the beginning II
- NTaseiee Shpales- The place is situated 81
lie crossing OF Two pubic roads Lognonse
i well ~ acres cleared and 40
Seres az eosd land YEA ~ 2ered Price go
A 81 u go Nam street.
pR EA WHITE,
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For the summer weather there Is no such
stove as the Champion sold by Wetter on Mon
roe street. The IRE can be got up In il On the
shortest notice, and a uniform heat produced
throughout the baking compartments which
insures nice cookery. 1t uses less wood than
any other stove; never gets out OF order never
smokes; never fails. The Champion Is truly a
blessing 70 houSekeepers, which they all APP
All persons contemplating q new
stove naturally turn their attention 10 Wetter,
and after investigating the merits q attrac-
lions Of the pretty apparatus, never fail 10
purchase.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-21

EcoNoMY.-Take your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunts Hahson's old stand, 248 Sec
Ond street. HANSON & WALKER
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We wish to inform the public that we
are manufacturers of the above article,
and viii for the next sixty days sell at
factory prices with only freight added.
Give US a call.
ARMSTRONG, NALL & CO.,
1872 Main street.
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FASHIONABLE PATTERNS.

We have for sale a full assortment of the
celebrated Ramsay, Warner & Co.'S Paper Pat
terms, which we can recommend as being the
best In use. They have all been fitted TO ac-
figures, so that purchasers can rely upon
their suitfng exactly the size indicated. The
childrens patterns are beautiful, and no moth
or should omit testing them COILS,
27s Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-21

Our department Of Pattern Hats and Bon
nets has inst been rsplenished with It's second
stock, and we VIII show this week some Of
the most reeherehe styles ever exhibited here.
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THE DECORATION OF ELMwOOD.

A preliminary meeting OF the ladies' of the
Decoration Association Is hereby announced
70 occur al the lecture room OF the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church, On Court street, on
Tuesday, the twenty-third instant, at eleven
O'Clock in the morning. The object Is to pre-
pare for the annuald decoration Of the graves
OF our Confederate dead, and a full attendance
Is solicited, as matters of unusual IMPORTANCE
ara 70 be ranged
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For SHERIFF.-A. P. Curry announces
himself as an independent candidate for
reelection to the Office ofSheriRfor Shell
by county Election August, 1872. He
respectfully refers to the merchants and
lawyers of Memphis as to his fitness to
hold the office.
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NEW SUPPLY
GOODBYE s-wEETREART,T
A &
283 Main street.

COMMUNAL Observation-Disclosures tends
more to eonnubial happiness than cheer
and healthy infants and children.
Mrs. Whitcomb's syrup is the great chill
dren's soothing remedy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-21

MISUNDERSTANDING and patrons are
respectfully invited to leave their orders
for the Memphis Steam Dyeing Estab-
hshment at 81 Madison street, where
the best eleaning and dyeing is done in
the city.
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TO EXCHANGE

DE~SIDENCE-A desirable city residence,
III two blocks from Court square, Is offered
N exchanged for a w~ellimprOved country
place not more than three miles from the city.
Address, stating location, etc.
apI6 CIVTS, care Ledger once.
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PHIL j. MALLoN, on his late trip East, Sc
lected a full stock of all the late patterns Of
Brackets, Pendents and Globes.
goods are elegant, and do credit 70 his
taste. We understand he Is selling them at
very low prices. Those interested IN this line
goods will save money by calling on him,
his mammoth furnishing house, 204 Main
sfraaf
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OWING 70 extensive improvements being
made In their establishment, Messrs. Podesta,
Malatesta & Co., eonfectioners, Odd-FellOws'
hail, VIII not open their ice-cream saloon be-
lore the first Of May. When completed, their
saloon win be divided, one conpart-
ment being reserved especially for ladies. Due
notice viii be given OF their grand opening.
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MERCHANTS SALooN win open on Monday
morning at ten o clock, at rs COurt street.
Fritz, PfemfeTt z Co., the agents Of Lempe's
well-knOwn 81. Louis Beer Brewery, are the
proprietors OF the new saloon, and will give q
grand lunch, to which their lend and the
public are invited. They viii SET out the eel
ebrated Rock beer, and this fact should draw
a large crowd.
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Hot Springs of Arkansas
ACCOMMODATION HACK LINE,
Little Rock, Ark.

ESTABLISHED In 1850 and sal exists. re-
41 interested parties 20 the contrary.
n PRIVATE PARTIES VII
ma this the most pleasant and agreeable
mode OF reaching these far-famed waters.
travelling by daylight only.
g THROUGH TICKETS prevent parties
nom exercising a preference. Hacks esn be
secured BY telegraph. Fare by this line as
low as the lowest Nd
mh2 WIN DAVIS prnnriatnr
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q Madison street, takes pleasure 10 inform the
Puone mat he VIII have a grand opening on
Monday tbs twenty-second and proposes
% serve Dolly Warden, BISCUITS Glace. ice
Sream and Sherbets, in fact any refreshment
mat may be desired, Please give him a call,
ments. JOS. SPECIFY
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ICE CREAM.

Joseph Specht has made ample preparation
for the ice cream season. He Is now prepared
70 supply all his old customers and any num-
Der OF new mes with delicious tce-cream OF
all n2vors at his usual moderate charges and
in his usual stylish manner. He has the finest
tce-cream saloon in the city, as everybody
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Our stock is now complete In this line
consisting Of ali grades ard STYLES. AZ
prices that we defy competition. CaIl
and examine. No trouble to show Goods
ARMSTRONG, NALL & Co.
1852 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-21

THE of the Singer Sewing Machine
Company for the year 1871 exceed those Of any
other company in the United States by more
5000, Get a Singer, if you want a ma
chine that will satisfy and endure Merri-
man & Wilcox, agents, 27sh Main street.
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WHOLESOME

The DAILY APPEAL is served 10 sub
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HOOP S~KIRTs-Lsdies, II you want a walk
skirt, a tran skirt, aQaaker skirt, a Jen-
ME June pann1er, q Eugenie pannier, an extra
SIZE SKIRT, q very long skirt, q very short skirt,
ana II o prefer them elastic and tofntless,
then go TO the Southern Hoop Skirt manu-
S8 Main street. They ARE made only
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Two thousand persons have tried the aBim-
no-Blm-" Go and ask Charley LeClere about
H METHUsHEK PIANOS are securing the
warmest eneomiums from all who are so for
tunate as 70 possess them. They are eknowh
edged, by the best judges Of music, 70 be su-
perior to any other kind Of pianos now IN use,
and all philosophical and unbiased minds
who have examined the equalizing scale con-
cede that it must forever prevent the instru-
ment from yielding a particle to the immense
tension Of the strings, as well as secure perfect
protection against the settling Of the sound
ing board, the loosening Of the tuning pins, or
the breaking away OF the wrest-plank, and
that the original volume of tone
must ever remain with the instrument, IN
of gradually fading out, as has been the
case with the tone of all other pianos. 1t is
the peculiar pride of the manufacturer that at
last he can offer to the public a piano so con
structed as that it win live and improve like
violin, and be handed down from one gem
Grafton to another, the loved relic Of the
household, improving in tone and becoming
more and more valuable by use and age. Mer-
& Wilcox, agents, 273% Main street.
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HAR Guns 3 speehfty-poler stor

Patent hiscuit-hrakes, base balls and bats.
ice-cream freezers, clothes-horses, and croouef
sets al Wheeler, Pickens & Co.'S.
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DRIVEN WELLS, Sl5 Second street.

JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, has
the largest assortment of Magazines,
Pietorials and dailies in the city.
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Real Hair Chatelaines, Real Hair Curls, and
a full line Of Real Hair Goods at the lowest
prices. L KRENFR.
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DOLLY WARDEN is the rage. 1t has infect
ed the enterprising boot and shoe arm Of
Ihos. 3. Co1ey, who are Offering Dolly Warden
ties for ladies' evening shoes.
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Means truly, Excelsior gaiters, which are con-
coded, by those who have trted them, 70 be the
easiest, neatest, and most peFfecting shoe now
known Call and see.
THOS. B. COFFEY 4 Co,
1856 Main street.
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SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide, in another column. It
should be read by all.
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NEW PLANO SroRE-Seyfert 4 Hitzman
viii open q Piano store, at 81 Second street.
Wednesday next. Both gentlemen are TOO
well known among lovers OF music to reuuira
any commendation at our hands.
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cen in our city for years.

Tomorrow and his week there win be spe-
cial openings and extraordinary inducements
offered to the ladies.
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WELL FIFrINs CORsErs-Ladies in search
OF long corSets, CT short c0rsers, or embroider-
ed corsets, or misses cOrsets, or summer cor
sets, or Madame Foyis eorssts, or scarlet cor
sets, or Werly eorsets, should call at the
Southern Hoop skirt mandatory, @ Main
street. The admirers OF the handmade cor
sets will ind all sizes BY the end Of this week.
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In many respects we think this work supe-
rior to any that Judge Htlliard has before
written. Its many merits wiz soon give IL q
place upon the shelves Of every lawyer. Per-
hapsn not the least of these Is the fact that
Judge billiard gives to his readers the credit
OF Possessing some knowledge Of the simpler
and fundamental principles OF the law, and
consequently does not ccupy hundreds OF
pages with discussions on the abilities and dis
abilities Of infants and married and other like
subjects. These subjects are not neglected,
but compressed into a small compass, so as TO
leave the greet bulk Of the volumes devoted TO
their proper subject, The Law Of Contracts.
Lawyers VIII recognize this as no slight merit.
glecting the older leading cases, Judge Etlliard
has more particularly confined himself to the
recent decisions on the subject.
A work Like this, then, which presents an
accurate synopsis Of the facts, and a clear
statement Of the points decided, In all the
more important cases, must necessarily be
valuable.
II for nothing else, however, but the numer-
GUS references To decided cases, upon the diff
ferent branches Of the law Of contracts given
in the notes. the work would be worth ten
times its cost.
Another excellent feature In the book, for
Instance, is upon the vexed question Of a dis
charge In bankruptcy upon q judgment
against the bankrupt, rendered in an action
commenced before the proceedings in bank
ruptcy-after petition was 6ied but before dis |
charge. Thirty-four cases are cited, thus en-
abing a lawyer 70 easily avail himself Of all
the law on the subject.
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