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INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.


Mr.. Seal--An act to prevent trespsss on
lands, aud for other purposes. Judiciary.
Mr.. SYkes--To ALLOW the widow sf Hon.
] d. Yertner, deceased, late Senator, TO
draw his salary aud milagea Tor the
year. Under suspension Of the rules
bill was read third time and passed by
unanimous vote.
By Mr.. Mr.. REYNOLDS Resolved, That
Senator's Austin and Bachelor be aided
10 the Joint Committee to investigate the
charitable Institutions OF the State.
Adopted.
Mr.. Reynolds--To empower the board
of supervisors of Monroe county TO pay
the chancery clerk thereof for his services
as county auditor. Counties and County
Boundaries.
Nc: Binford-An act for the relief Of
tax assessors ia this State. Finance
MIR. Dodds-To amend sec. 2673 Code OF
1880. in relation to limitation oi ACTION,
Judiciary. -. 4
MIR. Whitney-An act for the relief OF
Nathan Bnnkley, OF the county OF Frank
lin. Claims.
Mr.. Dean--To amend chap. 50, Code
1880, in relation to corporations. Rail
roads.
Mr.. Buchanan---An act to prohibit the
sale Of pistols aud pistol cartridges in this
State. Judi ;iary.
Mr.. Y rger-To more effectually secure
the collection of the advalorem tax levied
and assessed by the Board of Mississippi
Levee Commissioners The bill was read
first, seco1d and third time and passed.
Mr.. Yerger-To provide for the payment
of deputy clerk of the circuit court OF
Washington county in this STATE, during
the term of said court. Judiciary.
Mr.. Yerger-To provide reasonable
compensation for the clerk OF the circuit
court Of Washington county in this State.
for services in certain criminal cases. Ju-
dietary.
MIR. Boothe called up his motion hereto
fore entered on the Journal 10 reconsider
the vote, whereby the Senate refused to
order T. its engrossment and third reading,
An act TO amend and extend the provis
ions of secs 2l03 ard 2l09, of Code 1880,
in relation to the maintainance and educa-
tion OF wards.
Mr. Smith moved to table the motion
to reconsider, which motion prevailed.
The hour for memorial services having
arrived, the following was introduced:
Mr. PRESIDENT Your committee. ap-
pointed under resolution of the Senate,
beg leave to report that the remains OF the
late Senator Vertner were received by a
joint Committee Of the Houses of the .eg-
islature, from the city OF Columbus, on the
llth inst, and accompanied to his home
and duly inferred on the llth inst.
And that all that was mortal OF james
Douglass Vertner, late Senator OF the 18th
District, now lies entombed at his bone
in Port Gibson. His body committed TO
the earth--his memory enshrined in the
hearts Of his kindred. and his good deeds
left legacy TO his State.
Your committee recommend the adoption
Of the accompanying resolutions.
Respectfully submitted,
g. g. DILLARD,
]. j. WHITNEY,
s. NJ. Ross,
w. g. YERGER,
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
sENATE-THIRrY-FIFTH DAY.

WEDNESDAY,. February IL, 1856.
Senate met pursuant to adjournment
Lieut.-Gov. S hands in the chair.
Prayer BY Rev. DIR. Hunter.
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UICRORY AND OAK FIRE wooD-AEY
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no more attention than an ordinary ciock.s
IT IS AN ABSoLuTE NEcESSITYi
To dire tors Of public institutions school trustees.
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from explosions II Coal on lamps.
sB-This Machine having been accepted BY the
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crease in the Rates Of Insurance In consequence d
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Refers 10 DR. P. W. PggpLEs, of tn Edwards
HOUSE, uho Is using 80 light Machine.
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Choice Cigars and Tobacco, at Brown''
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meeting 10 he held by the committee in
the House Ways and Means COMMITTEES
room on Thursday evening, February
18th, at !. so o'clock.
Very Respectfully,
II. G. NiaEs,
See'y House Select Committee.
At las, the House adjourned.
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SIoHr Session.
Houss met at 7;So p. m. Speaker
Sharp in The chair; aud adjourned until
TO morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
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Mr. Eoland moved that the bill be
printed AID lie on the table subject to
call.
Mr.. Norrell, Of Rankin, moved to
table. ost.
Mr.. Gwin called the previous question
on the motion to lie on the table.
Mr.. Marmon moved that $50 copies Of
the substitute be printed and the bill
be set for tomorrow night. Carried.
Mr.. Eskridge: For the relief OF w. /.
Robinson. Mariah Robinson and Eliza
Julian. Judiciary.
Mr.. Jones, OF Claiborne, called up. an
act TO allow the widow Of the late Hon.
j. ID. Vertner, Senator from the 2Ssh
District, to draw his salary and mileage
for the session of 1856.
Considered in Committee OF the
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Refers to DR. P. W. PEspLEs, o. tn Edwards
House, uho Is asing i59 tizht Machine.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
HILL, FONTAINE & Co.,
Who'll esaIe GrOcers and Cotton Fac
tors, Nos. 900 aud 2as Front
Street, Win Branch H0use
Ia ST. LOuis

To all whose business affairs are in
any way connected with Msmpbis
this famaus house is we'll known. 1t
has be n in existence many years. In
any business history Of Memphis for
the past twenty-five years It must
necessarily occupy a considerable
space. The quantity OF bdsipess done
by it, the effO,ts OF It's pr5prietors to
push emphjs trade t. ali points
where it should so, aud the pr1mi-
hence OF its members IN ell great en-
terprisee for the welfsre IF the commit
nifty, have given to Hill, Fonta'ne &
Co reputation secood to 70 house in
the South Napoleon Hill, senior
member Of the Grm, is at the heal of
the cotton hu Lines in Memphis. is
we'll posc+ as To the handling of the
staple, looks carefully 10 the interests
OF those who chip to his house, ana is
always able to make good leiuin to
the cons: gue:s MI Fontaine, who has
charge of the Office, is known as one
of the mnst thorough End competent
men OF Front street. Whatever busi-
hess goes to him will receive prompt
attention. j. II. Martiu, a competent
and clever gentleman, looks after the
grocery husness. He is careful
buyer aod 8 cures the eooIs that can
bs relied on. Those who order retail
stocks from him will always find the
ait.c,es Of cool quality aud sold at low
est market prices. With very lnge
capital, judiciously handled In esch
department, this house is certainly
one of the strongest and hes! prepares
to offer irducemsnts to The retail deal
e,s- A verv important branch of Hill,
Foataine & Co.'s business is It's St.
Louis co;t,n and commission house,
o. VIII en- Jerome Hill is maoag.r.
Those who may tind it convenienI TO
ship cotton tn st. Louis and to buy
groceries and other goods tn9e, can
moi find a better house 10 DIAL win
than t;,ao of Hill, Fontains & 60. In
every department. this house il we'll
squippec, prepared for all the ship
ments of cotton and orders for grocer
les.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
HIDES, FUssS, WOHL.
AshbrOSk d White, No. 222 Front
STREET prepared to buy All
Of These Articles tais BUR
ron adj 'g country
Len supply.

This firm deals largely in Hides,
Furs and Woo. 1t rece YES shipments
fOn all Of the surrounding Safes
Being TIE le adiug firm in tots busiuess
In Memphis, 6 reputation has b. come
known TO nta'ly eli Ihe people who
have Hides snd,Fnrs 10 ship in any
considerable qc ntities. Shipments
m gbt as we b em4de diree5 to Ash
brook & Wbiit, VINO pay the highest
market price. Tie parry sslliog will
thus save ex "a hand 10y Of his pro-
ducts and al eEnm ssion M their
sa es. Messrs. Ashblo,k 4 " hite are
reliable and lib ret in their dealings
are gel tlemen with whom it is a pleas
ure to come in coutact. They deserve
the SUI cts that has AMENDED their e.
forts, AID t1e i6diedionsFrs thaJ toeir
bnsi ness will m ,ibtt a steady growth.
The at emf OF S 'nthern ana " ssi
era sh ppsrs OF Hides IS duected to
this Il m as one With which Their
tran actions will be hAely to give Gat-
isfact!op.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
FULMER, THORNTON L CO.,
Cotton Factors and Wholesale
GrOcers. at No. SOC Front street
An .Enterprising Firm.

The growth Of the business of this
firm has been quite rapid. Messrs,
Fulmer and Thornton are among the
enterprisipg, pushing men who under
stand that fist class goods at low
prices will dJaV purchasers. They
are supplying large number of re-
tsilers in the surrounding country. as
we'll as in the city. They handle firss
class goods, sell at low prices, treat
customers well, ard succeed in pleas-
ing al who trade With them. MIR.
Thornton, who has charge OF the
grocery department, has had an ex-
tensive expe rience, is accommoda ing,
buys with due reg I'd 10 the wants OF
his customers, sells at low prices, and
enjoys the good will OF his scquain.-
aucss. MIR Fnlmer, who looks alter
the cot'o on Interests, has given close
study 10 that business, ard is favor
ably known to the cotton producers as
one OF those VIII koow how to handle
cotton in the interest of those who
have II for sac. 1t IS firm of clever
busine.s men, always ready to do all
thatcan be exp cted CT them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
HOOK Il LAGRILL,
House aud sign Psiasess, Paper
hpnxers and Decorator,
Corner or Second aud
Madison Streets.

the superior work OF this firm can
be found all oVe- " city, botu inside
aud outside Of business houses and
elegant residences. They are among
the progressive men, always ready to
Introduce ANY hing new, pretty and
substantial. rbey rave painted many
Of the most attractive signs and FL
CANT reside C e. In pa,nung and det =
Grating the insides OF honses they are
expert their long experience and
careful study haviOg qualified them to
msks attractive coI1binauons. They
use good paints 'n papars. employ
exoe fenced wo k ntn, Charge the low.
possible prices, and give s2tlrf.c-
lor. Toev have b4en here many
yesrs, and abe commupity has had tx
cellent oppo ctunities for judging OF
their qualities a. ci-izens and their ca
pacity rs workman. All low that
orders given tn m will be promptly
executed
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
DICKINSON, GOULD & CO.,
Produce and General Commission
Merchants

This frm las been in existence
several Years, and by strict dea ing
and prompt returns to their custome :
have built up splsndid hu4iness. The
members of the FIRM are old residents
of the equity and eLjIy largo ac-
quain isnceship throughout the coun-
try. They give their Blu iness their
undivided attention, and having a
large city trade among consumers have
facilities for disposing OF their consigr-
ments to tie best advantage. A trial
consignment of fowls, butler, eygs, or
any other produce from sniopers TO
this market will st,eOt their superior
ity as sellers Of c,untry produce.
Their stand IS at 23S Front street,
wherA they will be pea-ed to meet
Their old customers AID any new ones
who may wish their ssrv,css. TIE
shipments If produce 10 this marx 1t
tne coming season promise to be large,
and with al Increasing cousu ming
population Memphis offers eple ndid
Inducements to shlppers, and Dick =
son, Gould & Go. will get the very
best prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
j. L. LONG Il CO.,
Galvanized Iron Works He'd
Work men and Improved Ma
ebtsaeryS at Me- ava Sec
Dd-Streat.

A vastamouut OF galvanized iron g
usei in cornice,, Architectural work,
cutters and pi Jes. The above named
Fl m have suppl ed themselves with
all the machinery necessary for the
successful woikingot this maseiisl and
have secured the services OF mast
skillful 'workmsn 10 Fl orders 70, So
perior work They also do tin, slate
and irou roofing. Tnis firm under
stands tbs requirements Of the times
and epdesvors toiuS material nj the
best stamp and to have IL wmk Ad by
men whose capacity and experience
enable them to give satisfaction. All
exp sriepeed houstholdsts understand
tn. necessity of 'hauAg this kind of
work d )De well at the etAri. When
improperly d ne it requires vast
deal Of rapa ring and sverDaullng.
Give the work t. competent men at
fl st, and don't fng.t TO see Long &
Co. ab )ut il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
G00DHAR Il co +,


The good cit al ways feels Just
pride in the p o+periy Of his city aud
points with gowing animation IT, the
successful mercantile firms which lead
in business Slme of the bet writers
a4eert Via there is no such thing ss
"luck" in this life. Possibly it may
be rue, INT when we sse q mercantile
arm iisa from small beginnin gs end
continue with an uninterrupted career
of prosperity, We are led to believe
there is something in its management
that brinEs this Success mere than
simple lack" The firm of Gopdb.r
& o. tt~nds today one of these prr-
porous, enterprising oaeA,, which IS an
honor 10 ary city. Commencing away
back inst at the clo,e OF The war with
small caDital, 1t HIS moved right along
in bright 1oareer until it enjoys an
env able repu'at on Throughout the
country. In ali the coantry tribu iary
to Memphis this fam can enumtrate
Us customers, tnd, in fast, goes away
b-yoad, teling DO >ts md shoes in Mis-
souri,, IndlaG Nation, Arksnsa', Texas,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Tel
neesee aud Kentucky. 1t is giving
Memphis a,1ider eoutation "a whole
sale boot and shoe market. The senior
member Of the firm, Mr.. J. M. Cod
bar, who ls one OF thu firas busine
men OF the city, has b4en identified
with the 6rm slnce its start, end to his
sound judgment and pract cal wisdom
can be attr b1ted much OF the pr g.
pelity which haa attended tbs carer
of the house. All the members of the
firm are wide awake and indust. ions
men and understand their business
thoroughly. WOinvite the readers
attention to the displayed card OF this
frn in tod.y's paper.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
LOCKWO0D'S STABLE.
Fine Horses aud Elegant Vehicles
TO BE Mad at $40. 32I and
1913 Second ktreeI.

Fer many yeas Bob Lockwood was
partnerin he fl rm OF Bracket & Co.,
conducting the great livery, boarding
and sa'e s'nb'e on Second and Mono,
strests By steady wsrk and
thorouah kncwledle of how t. con-
duct such an est blishmebt, he has
been abls 70 buy out his lsts partner,
and is row sole pr 'prieror OF this large
establishment. Tnis stable is known
as one at which ho'ses are fed well
and treated carefully. He has more
good horses and fns vehicles for hire
tban any other stable ia The city. For
use of II csc his caarges sre light. Hs
generally has some good horses aud
mules for sale Mr.. Lock woods jndg-
meat can he relied on, and his state
ments can be accepted as nus in re-
gard to hor ca, The stable ia larse
and airy, and car ajnly as healthy a
place es one could wish far horses.
When you want eo1d turnout, JUST
call on Mr.. l. ckwnod.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
SLED6E & NORFLEEr.
Cotton Factors, Nos. s5e and ass
Front street-A Reliable House,
with n Good Business.

THIS firm is compo'ed Of TIE Sic dgs
Brothers, Of Como, Mes, and r. NJ.
Noifee.. who is the resident partner
in Memphis. All these gentlemen
have been familiar with the cotton
business for many years, and also uR.
derstand the wen Of the cotton grow
ere. In dealing with their cls:omsrs
they make liberal advances, fill orders
promptly and satisfactorily, and treat
them we'll in every way. Ths pro-
Queer of cotton, as well as country
dealers in the stsple, will fiud in ST. dge
& Nnrflset reliable and worthy finn,
prepared 20 Go all which may be ex-
pected Of them. They are located in
an excellent building, with large,
we'll lighted sample room, convent
emit to buyers. The cotton shipped to
them receives all the needed attention,
and goes to the buyer in good shane,
aad they retrrn to the shipper a 9 6 God
price as he Can possibly tXptc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
Baeh's LOan Office,

At As Monroe and 307 Sacond STREET
is the placs to g when you wan,
money id have go5d colat raj to pu
up. 1t is alsn the place where you
can buy dismo ada and fine jsweIry Al
loWes' price,. Watches, clocks and
jaw-lry are r-paii O. at his plaC,. Mr.
Bach uea h customers nb rally,
Dealing with manv who re uDsb Q to
redeem their p edges, be frequently
HIS fine jswelry which he isCompeiled
TO sell at lo+ prices. Call and SEE
what he has IN hand.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
LOUIS RIEGEL.
Clothes Cleaned, dyed and Repaired
Good Work and Low Prices,
at No. 6S Jefferson 80.

There is vast deal of tax about
cleaning aad dyeing clothes, but tbe-e
are very few wro do the work prop
erly. These who do aye likely to hav1
g cd trade. Louis Rispel, at No. So
Jetferon street, ia oae of thee. He
has been in Memphis long time, has
worked on common aud foe goods,
and has always given satisfaction. He
has improved machinery, understands
working with dyes, employs good
wo-kmer, and can come rs near making
new clothes out f old oles az anyone
in Memphis or elsewhere. Those who
have eleeant goods TO be dyed nerd
not think about sending them away.
Riegel Can do the work 10 nicely as to
surprise them. In rspairiog old
clothes he IL an expert. Work ep-
trusted 10 him will % done in such a
way Al TO p ease everyone.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
SAE GABAY, AGENT.
Rags, len, 'Bo1es, Hides. Feathers
Stoves, Furniture, 1Haehin.
cry. ETC., EIG.

This business is located on Shelby
street near Besle Gsbay is an ente =
prising man, snd will buy or Soil any
thing from needle to seAmbost
he pays 'e mucn as any dealer in tee
city can paw, and sells vt very slight
advances. St,vea, furniture, mscbip =
cry, ETC., Gao be fouad at Gabay's
at much lower prices than anywhere
Use. Good. second hand slows and
furniture are offersd At prices thai will
surp'ise the closet buyer. Hs ha! n
R,e.t variety to select from, and can
Please sil who want t, buy. Pefeons
at distance who have RAGS i'nn,
bones, hides and feathers for ssIe vii,
do wsl to ship 10 Gatay. Stor5 open
till pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
DIR. Ziermannfs bath House,

At No. 222 Second stree, has become
quite popu ar. The Doctor hssiu'r =
duced all the baths that are knO wn or
curative qualities, and i. receiving the
patronage oil the community generally.
Hs gives rlose Htteniea to the Susi-
nees, has the house njc-l furnished
and supplied WITH clear water Cleanli-
nets ia akin to podine ss, bathing is
coed IN general principles, and msdi-
Gated baths are rslief to many dis
eases, aad 2 eimann's Bath House is
if rst class.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
MARKS & FORsOIcK,
Wholesale Dealers In Hats, No. SO4
MAIN street-A Good House
wish Large Bueiues

The attention ofcountry merchants
is called to this large house, carrying
an immense stock Of hats. 1t buys
direct from the factories, in such great
quantities as tc secure tse best goods
at very low rats. Ordtrs are filled
promptly, the goods are sent out in
the best shane. and those who deal
with Marks K Fors1ick receive al the
consideration that IAN properly be ex-
pected. They deserve The extended
trade they are enjoying. Merchants
buying hats in Memphis will consult
their own interests by trad ng with
this firm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
LenlinOn a. (laie.

Atentiol is directed to the card d
this leading wnol, sale d.y goods and
gants' Turn saing house, located in
the capsc.ous bul,ding, No.. 1926 and
32S Nain street rs propnetors are
gentlemen OF greai experience, and
osse- a larg7 cspit.. Toey buy
fir IN first hands at suca prices az en-
able them to p ace he goods here st
lowe poosih profits. The house is
now full of new and tarefully selected
goods, and retailers in o country
that trades with Memphis ara r, "a, st, d
to cSll and Inspect them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
Arn,istead g Lnnaee.

Cotton factors and commission mer.
chsnF, at 1874 Front rect, corner Of
y niou, are rel abe mon, doing a "a &c
business and giving careful atttn lou
TO the orders Of theft cast They
have all the facilities FIR handling cot
tn, advance ILLEGALLY, real'zs good
piices and settle promptly. As com
mission merchants, they can to ex-
psctsd 70 do all thai Suen houses ON
do for tier eustomers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
j. I. Walsh n BRO.
Cotton Factors and Dealers ia stR-
EIe aDd Fancy Groceries at
so MAim htnocf.

Tnis IS one o. tne firms that can be
recommended to birth city end country
tSadt TO those who wont the very
best of groceries as we'll 10 thtse who
have cotton to dispose o. Eheyc carry
a full stock Of carefully recessed good !,
selling them at The lowest possible
pricef, delivering item promP " and
giving sat ST acton. AS cotton factors
they have I'll necessary fscilitidS, give
close attention TO falsF, aud will give
sat sfsction ID al whose cotton they
handle, Toey ire active, enFerph Aing
mep, determined to win and hold =
large bus mes
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
]. T. FARGASON e. CO.,
Wholesale GrOcers and Cotton Fac.
tors, No. $50 Front Street.

This is one Of the leading bushes:
honses Ct the ii y, doing sn immense
business in staple and farcy greer ca
wines, gu rs, tobacco aoo clgsre. J
T. Farvmsoo, c. @. II in, r. A. Parker
aud E. L Woodson are toe members
OF the firm. County merchants can
always find what thet want ia The line
of g'octries, snd at very low prices
Tn, y can as fiod in FAgAspn & G
one Of the strongest hous' in the co
tol business. Their tales are among
the lsrgett. Tney ale deserving and
eucCe sfnl finn,