M THIATBE.

Mini & Ton.P. Hhobt ...

OEAUD BENEFIT TO

ab rsHEiw.THURSDAY, 18,

on which occasion Mr. Roselle will ap--

H

p --j in bis thrtlllnf and smusing anmi,Til f: BOT DETKTITE apis

EIPUM THEATEEJ

Engagement of the wonderful Boy Actor,PERCY ROKELLE,

Whose remarkahie talent bu ere led the adrulrsllou 01 ooiu r.uciftuu aim America.

MONDAY EVENING, APRIL lira,every evening, toaluniay Matinee, and unUifi.nner notice. In H. A. Weaver creel drama01 -. w Pearce's story, published In the Fireside companion, enuiasa ine

BUY DETECTIVE.PITTS, the Boy Detective, aged 15; Jack Hal

vara, a sailor, with sailor s harpies: Picobtubbs, a newsboy, with the character hhoi me nanu, or len inousana iiucAway:" ten Lawrence Belvldere, a fop: OldJacob Bauersea. a Hudson ; MotheiC'rouui No.: Master Pkwi v tiuei.. i

Act 1 The Couuterleiters. Act II 1 lie KeVelation. Act Ul The House on the PaliIsaac

FRIDAY, April 19lh Benefit of Master Percynose liesAi First Percy Matinee.

J mkvr of (be ftupreine 1 on t.

rpo THE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE: In re- -

M W Hie 1.1., J, n, n ,,. .vou..- - t ..... . .

oi Lhe -- tale. 1 hereby announce myself ascandidate lor Judge of the supreme Courtniaue ucant by me resignation oi Hon. l. A:. e.son. Elecuou hrsi lhursday in AugustBeXL HUBERT McFARLAND.

Morrlsiowu. Tetini mh.'i

THE PEOPLE UF TENNESSEE: In reT dousc ti. Uie expression of a popular deaire, sumcirnio general ana lunueuuai i.c jntroi mi action in the matter, 1 hereby anuounce myself a candidate for the office olJ ujl'c ol lhe sunreme Court, made vacant tthe resignation ol Hon. T. A. R. Nelson. Election firs', i uursoay In August next.

J. B. OOOE.Chattanooga, March 1L 1ST2. mhl2

lor ouul) Tss-- 4 ollrclor.EORUE R POWELL a candidate

VI Tax Collector for fhc!liy countylo me action oi to

OSCAR 'uto the action I

vention.

AMUSEMENTS.

COMPLIMENTARY

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

rtemocratlc convention.

for onuly

snblec

candidateSubjecmh.11

1ITE are auUiomed lo announce A. WOOD'1? WA1.D at candidate lor u.

to the office of County Trustee at the ensuinAugust election, subject to the action of theDemocratic Convention oi June J'tn.ziorXTV TRUSTEE Vc are auihoi ixeil1 announce General B. M. BRADFORD ascandidate lor me office of County Trusteeme ensuing election. Subject to the action olthe jjemoc raii convention.

P. announces himself an inat candidate

apis

CtHAKLBs L.of sh

me decision of me D

Shelby county.

candidal.onty.

SITE are authorised announce CoioneV J. A. FoKREoI' as candidate for sheni;

at me ensuing elecuou, subject lo Democrat!? Convention.

Llec1S7J.

AN

me

sJliEKIrf- -i announce myself asU candidate for Sheriff sheioy county,lie ensuing election, subject to the actionthe Democratic Convention.

mhU JOHN S.

answer to many inquiries, hereby au-thorize you to announce my name as can

didate lor sheriff Shelby at the Au-gust election, ltTi Subject lo the action of thrDemocratic Convention,

c!..: B. F. BALL.

WANTS.BUSINESS MEN Fifty active business men

Arkansas, Tennessee andother southern state lor me sale of Diga V

Coxbimi) Biuo Plajiteb,a" Crcnv tok. None need apply unlt.-me-

can give good references, or can fumlstcuffioeut capital to purchase team andmachine. Apply or address MILBl'KNWALKER ft 37 Union street, MemphisTennessee. spldAw

smtore: wobevt of

TEN

cayb.d

bypremise:home

adjourned.

50

P1

H

M

APRIL

Percy

boatman

L'KDAY

faiiiii

apt

api6

"lhe

NOLou., beli

siaj

foicounty.

ratlc Con

CURRY

county,

CMorrxf

-- By man whokeeper an.

yean' situationalt; dry roctrryrefer to travel and solicit trade:.ce given, and bond made.rtMa. lor two days only,McM earv oihain Houe.

UA'i TKI MMLKN.to NiUl

aVed

sii

M

Itoselle

TWpMB

irjion the

hundred

LxjUUI ami wHl Ml

itk:u ireet.

resolutof

MLV ANL Wivo-T- hc to farinointrQ C&li Jffefx;

4l4j M. UAiLl. Labor

ma. wujt-i- pnU:

u- -

as

Is

A

al A

s acounty

a

I

s

a

aso

Ia

a

a I

r

a

aor

V

l.Apply lmtnetti

annil li

lo nl 0. ai

i. Vv Ag'ttit.

v olcan Appeal

nunanCain

nil iUver.Araiii.iau,. aat-- of iarxrer- -

per da Itegular packets from Men.pbik Grand O'laixe twice a week.,

apti M. CO., Contraciora.A

LOJND-liA-

ezperteuce,

PreT

new Piano,sold cheap.

Jriu

urnilure, am.ods oougia

SITCATIuX By colored man, No.desirous quitting

pro asiiou. lis eaa give lhe be.,city reierence. To gentleman anting i

arriage dxl and barber, this hrst ranhe like posiuon

ter store. Lbls omce. man

t'UilNIi L'HL Becond-lusn- d house hoeand dauiaged luxuiMre of ail klun

srioua - re.--

Iu lent houseand avcoiu

small For such nourent will paid eacimonth by tenantMemphis mbl

OT willly) ground, II I

wlinln onePAHil, Appeal ,

M

norouutHLit,

uL'.-t- new

ner of

Jaa

E. BI

A

a

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.

lartie

iivfo

r

of,

subjectAle

herebyof

of

Cu

young

couda,

,

C. til:Jage

..:

I'll

v

utu Kixxl

oi, .

on

oii

k to . ruelo

i it

I

S41

4

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t

lor one Sis 1., beS . Second street,jpiosite Court Mqure.

t 1 twinersa.i lciud

H. i. hlXSOiTa a

is oi Hit onsorialoi a w

or is aunaooa. ur would a as sh

In a Apply

uOUkv a good dwelling

centr.ll kssated capableinouaung a laiuiiy. a

be promptly in advancea ui Apply or addreaAppeal.

I I gi cash lor forty feelme. must

street cars.

FOR RUNT.OOMis V ery desirable rooms lor rent t

b

WlUlOl

rsaponslble parties, ssiutbern Hotel.A

OlXiP.E-- 3

Peabody

mm

HARRIS.

i

J.

a

1)

o.It U

v. . 27V street.on Uie cor

m streeu, under th,ruai v Aupli uC. BKINKLEV,ie Madison

ROOMS AND BOARD.

DAY BOARD A few gentlemen can obtainboard with a private fandiy, at a

reasonable price. Apply No. iT Beale streetsplT MRS. WELLH.

Al

ivfc

Applyspit

ROOM AK1 BoARli A gentleman aud hi.can be accommodated with board

and also a finely furnisned room, at 11 Secondstreet. A tew can also be

a;

(JAKIitrOs lea

Soar

spiel

sal

convention.

logisticMowe."

1st.

lay lodging board- -

lonroe

AKD- -I uruisUed and unturnlabsuilahle lor 1amnies aud alngl

t ise Madison street. Also,umodsusl. sp--.

FOR RENT OR SALE.

it 1LIINoHiOTI-O- u Presion Place, Madison street exlenden, lor lease lor ven

loe rent. lou. louritree', exieuded. (or sale cheap. Apply

HoVhlfcrl. TKEEmiiS DAVID C Pkfisl'ON

TO EXCHANGE.A residence,RKstUENCE Horn Court square, is ottered

la exchanged for a countryplace not three wiles lhe oily.

VHA4 KluidLliU U(olSay 10

fally

in- -

Foe

suae.

as

is

C

ax

vavu

ol

to

ol

al

10

.idling etc--,( 1 '. Is, care 1 41 gor omce.

IAKKIAIjE

PERSOliAL.

A

leaard WUi be paell's stable

spH--

lor

book

dm,

burned

COO&.

caret

nulls

Main

street

M

N

to

rtl'

at Mali

and.'.reel api

day

onlo

desirable city

note man lromlocation,

a isdorsaisig Mrs. nmiLh, Uiewg, d pabnc benefaclress, thatrail war Jaunt uia be had on

t oiiu ,U-u- j liugUe tomi--the Melrose liiage grounds,

usual kind service in givingwidest ciroulaliou by the hourtesday morning, lilh instant.a Uisi these tola will be sold,to the highest bidder. Respect-Im.Vuh- u

l bl LKLKi apM

P,:i.:iua anu repairing, cornerj hecouU and oayoso street

DAMAN.

STRAYED OR STOLZK.

MAKEsorrel mars, five years old ;

in lhe loroliead. A liberalsi by leaving her at Riack-Ocvuti- d

street.J. BLOOM.

LOST OR STOLENllN'IEK "BITCH year ojo,w hile, wiin I'im ewwii-wiu- ii

ii returned tosuet sueet.

Eoi

FOR SALE.I OTS One handled and Melrose vii- - large uiid the Weil m will be1 j is wwa.ax i's'ojik', psuaaiMt., grear TH'lti 111 pronatnff-- rrrr tnc orpnan,Wednesday morning, lTth Instant. Cars freefrom Charleston depot, at nlno'clock. DoNOHi BufKLEY

i voKMuG ail the excepUac bricks. Don fainilUw in the United States,f in the buildings now occupying the only six hundred thousand sewing masround of UsMlllll I r Twciple Assoc faslop enineB have been sold to them up to the

mUrtpresent-th- at is, a machine

H. PIPER OO- - thirteen families.jmce sf ..,e. 1.1.1 In ovpitfl ItiinV'flwtnaaa tsi.WO uulreof UEO.feHIKL.ijs

up

O. P.

M "f P""Teverv narticinant threw in an intel- -

l Ols In Elmwoud Cemetery, Nos. M aiid lectual Debbie toward the erection of aJU TN, Turiey uection; well located I"?uJre great monument to his lame.

OODA FOUNTAIN A No. 1 soda fountain15 and two copper founts, new and in goodrunning order, tor Valer ARE.

aptf hi avenue.

Twenty head of good hones:HORSES mem some No 1 saddle, buggyjuid rockaway homes; also a few pairs of goodUorses. HAI.L A CO.,

aps Daeoto WaWei. bh Pntoq

At the ceayoeo lias Works,LyjklE

L

streeL

street.Kurt

AND For Urn acres land within naila mile ol mt new riuuiso rtaiiroau, anucres vrimin one mile, with me best water- -

power in this region ail splendid land, ten.ulies north of Memphis, on Big Creek plank-- .

osvd. I ask aij an acre, and ITo can be clearednet lrom every acre on the Umber. Title par-ted, as records show.

& S. REMBERT,apS Care of 16S Front St., Memphis, Tenn.

i sL'slNl&jS A paving busines. In oneJ3 me healthiest and must mnvlng low us In.orth Mississippi. About (uuuu cash la

ierms lor balance ol slock easy. Forpai uculars apply touiii) UELJu AN RADOEf-KY- , 236 Front

13

sals.

RICE Always on hand, and for sale as lowany In the market . Apply at omce oi

mh26 Rear 2TS Second street.

II ORSE A brown hone, of me celebratedU Denmark slock, between six and seveuears old: superior bom in harne aud uuder

JveaadcUe; can be seen at Seiigman A U1''.table, Union street. g

0 VSTEK CasEs a' empty uyster Casesin itood order. Apply to

mhJu V. D. Ft cm, tl Jefferson street

LES - CART - DRAY -- HARK ESS-- LI

CENSEMI A pair of AI wagon or draynuiee, 1 double-ca- rt and dray ; also, 1 set oliuiim and rmr U wiil. -- vu pUMltll.i, run. will be sold cheap, lor cash. Addre-- -nihli M. V.. Appeal office.

have 100 molir, now on hand.MCLE--

We

to arrive ; our receipts areegularly 250 mules per week. All sleek guar- -

ux teed as represented.FAIRES, BOYLES 4 CO.,

nihl SSI and tti Second street.

OTS On Walnut street, on Ume. Applyat 33 Union street. jU1 ROE DIXUN

SALE OR EXCHANGE.Two hundred aud forty acres of

LAND BS miles north of Hillsboro, Aln- -

jsnis, and me armpnis anu v uhicluu3S of Browns day or

m, Te succeeded.he erewsinir of two public roads. Loghoua

with six rooms and oruknimne-vs- , a well, 10U acres cleared and 1'. i i it mKamH Pn. Slli

vTill exchange or The Duil- -lroperty. foll at rru Vi.in street

ro to the calico ball.

Charleston

E. A.

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The water-pipe- s are coming.Percy Roselle at the theater.Business continues very good.

Firee were in demand yesterday.The elevator is coming up slowly.What has become of the de

pot scheme?The yesterday was very

disagreeable.The Inventor's Aid Association is

now the favorite.

Auctioneers Main

weather

Drift-woo- d is abundant in the nelgh- -

barixM of the elevator.The building operations here will

be on a large scale this spring.The gubernatorial race monopolizes

the attention of local politicians.Candidates for office are multiply

ing, out tne omces i multiply.Mcri'hants are makinir every exer

tion to extend the traa of the city.

ap7

The California cotton at the Mer- -

chant Exchange attracts attention.otton was looking up yesterday

.ind sales were made at outoide hgure.Chintz calico Dolly Vardens win be

urn at the calico ball night.Dugau'a invention is invaluable lo

every good one will buy

black-threa- d now iuits,and Uasphe- -"n much are skies; ision

Many citizens of the State arelatin? the question of another Statei onvention.

The insurance interest of Memphisl-- growing more rapidly than any othern uie city.

The river is booming, and peopleelow are getting ready for an unprece-lente- d

overflow.night the ushers and

loor-keepe- rs of the theater will haveattling benefit.

The telegraphs of Memphis yester- -luy remembered Morse the father andounder of telegraphy.

The oyster season is practically over,A'hLe small onions and new cabbagesire coming season.

The Mississippi is a curious phenom-enon at present ; it is going up and goinglown at the same time.

The Finance Committee of the Gen- -

ral Council held a meeting yesterdayn reference to the Brown contract.

Could not our legislature be inducedjo cteeiajthe Gayoso a navigable,Lrtam as high up as Auction street.

iiveu to jury last evening. virllct will be rendered to-da-

rhompson Dean loomed up yesterday.he conspicuous object &t the levee.

hacks, haveoecome numeroos on our streetstately, are lhe old ones out ofuse.

The calico ball at hotelm Thursday night, for the benefit of

orphans, will be affair of thereason.

People ought not forget that it is asanatary, and duty tolean up before the heat summer ap

proaches.chain-gan- g attracts much at

The unfortunates who com-prise it are by far too conspicuous fortheir own good.

The river will oetriii to sink after aday or two. The regular melted snowrise is not expected to commence fortwenty days yet.

The tiavy-yar- d is moot busv spotin Memphis.

viiiaire,

l"

Jr.. aroundlittle leuow.There ia some fear of frost. For

some the i.- miv, w ehave had frost regularly after this date,for two or three days

DR.

Strangers sojourning in Memphi- -and who have traveled a great deal this

sueak of our citv as tnelooking place in the

Firmness to great

mules along also.

WHITE.

style

tention.

'Squirt was comp4)edput person under a peace, of

Uie immediate causebeing the of his wrfe et

a

no doubtgrowth of which

promised so dayscars out to

btreiei, i norntonter

DeleKates ui iu

tuward manyrwrmrlv snwinsn unnn

nsrtlnt mtgmm

THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-WEDNESD-AY, APRIL 17, 1872., Thaliaus oa TliurMuvy night last induces

- the belief that the attendanee will bev-f-t receipt. of

wmme miisui jjiveu.There admitted eisrht

.

r;,novm.Ctrrx5DU every

JoneaBaiawin,rianiersins.rjuiiain.

of

caucu utsube mil

and

.Is 17 n - a. l si .mAk4bi

at.

a:;

so

in uieis to

to

If lL'lalIl Lilt HUriU VV7HAJX1MVCO., J r .wUlr,.. ,n,l

i

' ' .- - -

.

i

Owing to the bacKwara spring ineptrawliern- - season will not be in fullblast here till first of June this year,but the emu is to be immenseOuart measures will be sold for fivecents. No croD uavs so well even atthat price.

There is a verv lively trade in baseballs and clubs now. The boy are goingfor th-- : lieinsr much wiser than tnenan inrli rl nilr r thr tjinstinctively perceive the ofexpaudliuf their lungs ana uevewpiug

deltoids and flexors.An effort will be made

rich members of 84. Peter's congreca- -

tion to have them arrange for fresco-

ing of that magnificent church. Thecharming architectural beauty and pro--

oi portion of Uie interior, sogranu aim simple, requires frescoing to show on toits fullest advantage.

Four prisoners broke jail at Jacksonon Saturday last. One of them, J. W.Brown, is charged with murder, and areward of and afiydollars is offered for his apprehension.The of the others are: W. E.Fain, E. L. Haynes and Robert Barton.Twenty-liv- e dollars each are offered tortheir st.

That was a curious expression of theCitv' Attorney before the General Coun-cil Saturday that the common practice

is for superior courts to reverse thedecision of inferior courts. It is saidthat this was out of by hisown txpencuoebctore tbehigher courts, where beenuniformally him.

Two gentlemen by the name ofKeill v and Tucker had a quarrel inHappy Hollow yesterday, arising out ofa about unloading some stavesfrom a barge. Tucker threats tolick Reilly with a bundle of staves, andReilly retorted with a pistol. The offi-

cers of peace interfered and had bothgentlemen removed to the stationhouse,where were enteredthem.

A man named Dunham played aoad. wes Ferry onthe Tenner- - gn. g&me upon a a two

v.ri rVhe Dia uTnuat.a a: ago. He in ingratiating mm

weather-boarde-

and

a

probably

a

self into the confidence of the unwarygentleman so far as to be ashare of his bed aud board at

oar acre for city suburban sham House. result was that

Union

don

armers

Into

vears,

Wor- -

ham got awav with contents of his's pockets, including money

and bataraire checks, with the latter ofwhich be succeeded securing all hisbaggage, and decamped. Informationwas communicated to Captain A thy,who immediately put his machinery towork, which resulted In the sly gentle-man's capture at Humboldt.

The St. George's Society have elect-ed following officers for the ensuingyear: President, T. J. Walker; VicePresident, Treasurer, R.

Walker, Financial Secretary, J. T.Rawlinson; Secretary, Ait x. Bancroft;Trustee, A. A. Norman, Relieving

J. Brown. The Committeepropose the year to be year ofvigorous work, and commence the cam-paign with an old English supper on

twenty-thir- d of April, St. George'sday, to be up on tne twenty-fourt- h

of Queen Victoria's birthday, with the'usual English picnic, rs

of wttl be further an-nounced.

profound and learned preacher ofthis city, in speaking of the violationsof the Sabbath and the contempt forLord's day by certain largeclasses of Internationals and Atheists,very truly that the objectionthese imprarticables to the wasnot its utility, for they acknowl-edge that by substituting others; not

its for they nevera sound against that; not

its necessity, for all philosophers of allrecognize the human want of

periodical repose, and bad it been a human institution the fagans,

1,,lt. net linnets, IutemaUonaJw, Darw

in vogue in Paris, becoming mers w.on haZ exto1fe!.ushioiiable the but simply the

Bayou

new

Peabody

civilized

must

necessity

two

now

dav they hate it. Thathad more than a common stock ofphilosophy. Men hate truth

it is not their own. The root ofthis perversity is pride, the primal sin.

who fear meningitis hadbetter let their back hair grow. Itis a great protection against cold ; pre-serves the heat of cerebelumand is worth at least grains ofquinine in preventing any sort of con-gestion in the articulations of the verte-brae. It is a curious fact that most ofthose who are affected by symptoms of

fell disease are peopie who are eith-er naturally deficient in back hair orelse had it clipped by some ton so rial ar-

tist before being attacked. is aman in this city who has had menin-gitis from his infancy, as may be seen

the backward curve ofthe spine. Heisonly saved from dissolution byana careful cultivation of his back

He is a Irrlng example of thetruth of sapient theory here laiddown. The back-s- et which" was givento his spinal column In the days of hisyouth by a whopping stroke of the complaint remains, and is only prevented

--The case of the State vs. Paxton was m beriuig worse by the crinal culthe A

which

forced

There

ture mentioned. This fact is startlingbut there is patent and

j'u --1 inir tmfl, Ilia m , i--The chimneys of the great steamer of hUmanitv and doctors seem u have

mustThe

shoving

the

the the

christianof

The

the

of

the

him

the

the

the

In

J.

A

said of

preacher

that

by

the

overlooked. There is no woman-giti- s,

why? Evidently the back hair. Letmasculine human nature make a noteof this let men-lngi-tal locks be--Icome the fashion.

PERSONAL.

Mk. M Fisher, New York- - E. P.Louisville, Kentucky; Dr. J. A.

Brown, Mississippi; Colonel E. F. e,

Mississippi; W. A. Williamson,Tennessee; E. W. Cabanisa, Jack-so- n,

are at the Peabody ho-te-l.

M. P. an excellent citizen ofGermantown, proposes to make famefor the village and render it attrac-tive and prosperous bv ing there

that will do honor to its foun-ders and bless posterity through allcornine time. Webb will convev to

The hum of the ceaseless the trustees of an academy and theirtcam-enifiut- mav W- heard there from successors forever, acres in the

morning to night. on cvndiiion tnat otner personaUttle Percy Roselle called at the!,un;IBn nllefn uunorro aoiiars 10 ue

Appeal office vesterdav and left a most ereciing a proper omiaing on meravnrhli. i.T1,.ru-i- ,. i. s ntl,.. niu-riv- . csureiv uie people in anu

0manly

weallierv.

busy South.belongs persons

Miller

hundred

thorn,

tarded spring,

among

OrBivr.present

followedMay,

which

shown

ut-

tered

schools

USLord's

be-

cause

Those

animalsixty

establishschool

eleven

Germantown will not fail to puthouses on the lot terms, worthat leant dollars.

The Nashville Union and Americansays: "We notice Captain Charles L.Anderson, the popular efficient 8u-- jperintendent of the Memphis andCharleston Railroad, is announood as acandidate for Sheriff of Shelby county,subject to of Demo-cratic County Convention. Cantain

intellect; obstinacy is the offspring of Anderson occupies aa an able,itisiiuci a sort of beastly quality which experienced and energetic railroad offl- -is incapable ol taking any uole oi right cer, second to no man or his age, Conor wrong. nected with railway affairs, in this

That ex-pe- person who was found ail ot which he hasin company with two mules from Hick- - by a8 own indomitable energy and per--irii.ii ui... i ... i- ... ,. t... .,.. -- t vercim-e- . lit is ut LiiaL ciuirRj-i- ot.i t..,,r .rrnit ,..,...--, Tk.i. ...!, iu. men who muster v. luitever nmler..vim. vwu. ...ii , in, , iwn ine : . .

Ihs toa bond five

dollars,ejection mensa

without cause.

thea few

i'he street

auo w

the meeting thiacily

is

IJ111

exuected

they

theirthe

the

hundred

unfortunatedecisions have

against

dispute

charges against

stranger

tendered

the

Joseph Grant;

a

the

the

holidayagainst

against beauty,against

Atheists,

the

the

assiduous

the

itself:,m

and

Walsh,

and

Werb,

a

Mr.

five thousand

and

the decision the

a position

country, achieved

.

thev.

an able and successful sheriff, andshould be be elected, the standard thatwill hereafter be held up to

will be " to as a sheriffas Charley Anderson." Another reasonuhv Ki. ,i- - ,i ' I r I malm a l.i i,rHmr K I .,

The icy-co- ld water which now fills ,.r a,,iMfiil

much ago.

avenueavenue.

small

these

make

other offi-cers make good

1

pie of that county swod thingelect him.

on the twenty-secon- d instant, on the wemm-ammm- xm

sutiject of a riouthern tlulvswity, Shebiff-- A. P. Curry announces011 arrival, please at tlie VuUiatuiM, niimeif an independent forHouse, m Mai n street where to office of Sheriff for

ill aaSuKiied them during cou- - s. Election August, 1872.ention. re8pectfully refers merchants and

The Appeal high apprecia- - lawyers of Memphis as to his totion of the kindness me country '

hold theCHS it m

inways,

it

made

locks.

in

"n,

wi

so

office.

, er macl, ine i. strongest proof trfr new ureas. llii ll. vt U kiau IU orltv mm.ms nnmlun h.v. hunsJH.1, Li. il. lil 1 i A! vt iT .T. rT.,i.TTv. ir T.Tv.wZI factory

r" - ulflerent machines, in another--The calico ball the Peabody ia. as general thing ask tor Singer

1 .hi wVinto .bniiA. used it wani any othe 11 isv"v - r 7 the favorite. Met r! man 4 WlLcox

An 01 un

nf

on

agents, 'tftyt Main Strnst.

Those

THI. l.WEVIOR.V

Was Takes Husek saa

The sharehoUWraAid Association had

WantHeatlaa- -

Inventors'a meeting vaatar--

day afternoon at the hail of the Chamber of Commerce. It waa found thatthe requirement of the charter havenot been complied with and that nearlyeighty shares more are required to besubscribed before an organization canbe effected. waa stated that the com-mittee appointed to secure subscriptionshad made little exertion and that itwould be ready to report next Saturdayafternoon, when the sum required wouldcertainly be secured. It will be observedthat five dollars must be paid oneach share subscribed, and on the capi-tal thus collected the association may

its operations. There are severalinvaluable Inventions for which a widedemand has already been created by thepress, and which will Edmomls; Belcher vs Anderson;piuuuj. i uoe are w uie hjjd Haaw 101 Bannon VS

which the owner VB Feldnran vs Huaa: 1612half interest in the patent, makes aworking model and contracts for themanufacture of the machines. Therewill result necessarily the building of amanufactory by the association. There isno help for it, and if either one of adozen or two patents succeed, there isno defining a limit the value of stockin the company. Let everybody take asmall whack at it y, when calledupon by Lake, Alexander, Hitz- -fleld, Cowdon other members ofthe committee appointed to secure subscriptions.

Extract from the charter uuder which theInventors' Aid Association propose to

The Association shall nave succession for the full term of thirty years, and maycontract and be contracted with, sue and besued, plead and be impleaded in all tne courtsof law and equity ; also, power to en-Jo- y

and possess estate. In fee or otherwise, realand personal ; to lease, ouy anu sen,lor or for others, ou commission orotherwise, acquire or dispose of any species ofproperty ; and generally 10 uu uny ami uu

ing ; thai may also have and use a com-mon seal: and they snail generally have allthe powers incident to corporations.

Hue. o Br further enacted. That the capitalstock of said shall be one hundredthousand dollars, wlih the privilege of beingincreased to Ave hundred thousand dollars,and shall he into shares of the parvalue of fttly dollars each; and when two hun-dred shares shall have been subscribed, andthe sum of five dollars per share snail navebeen paid thereon, the stockholders may meetand elect Ave who shall enter atonce their duties; and said directors.hall e ,M't one of Hi.'ir number w be rresi- -

dent, to act during their term of office.aic. 7. Be u fmruttr enaam, neii- -

dent and so chosen, shall nave pow-er to and adopt all that maybe proper and necessary for their government,mav appoint all necessary officers and agents,fix their compensation ; and may prescribethe manner of paying in the stock, saldtn-itirif.- n

shall have a lien on the stock fordebts due It by the stockholders, before andin preference to olher

- . .Sc. 10. Be it further enacted. That no stock-

holder shall be liable to a greater amountthan stock he may hold or subscribe.

A LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS.U. Alexander, 2 share; S. C. DePaaa, 5;

W. L. Duff, 14; A. HiUfelcL 1; W. H. Lake, 2;W. Hawks, 5; Cowdon, 1 ; J. T.

tale. I; u t... iXKke, l. J. J. nnen, i i.. jwrral: K. r. Looney, z; jonn u. Adams .L. L. 1: Peier Lawless, 1; CharlesRichmond, 1: A. J. Kellar. 1; P. tskipwith,guardian,!; A. J. Hays, 1; W. A. Duniap. 1U;H. Moode, 2; General Pal ton Anderson, 1; 8.s. Rembert. 1 ; W. E. DHL 1 ; N. 1 ;

John C. Hook, 2: 8. Brooks, 1 ; Wm. Farris,1; J.J. Williams, 10; C. sykes. 1 ; 8. P. Read, 1 ;

J. M. Keating. 2; Trexevant A Co., 1;James Lee. jr., 2: A. Kerr, 1; J. H. McClure, 1;W. N. Eakln. 1:6. W. Payae, 1;Handley Co.. 1: J. K. Lanphler, 1; Wm.Hersteln, i: W. C. Fowlkes, k): J. J. Uu i3.se.1 ; E. P. Bates, 1 ; B. B. Barnes, M C. Ualla-wa- y

, 2.

AHl SE31ENTS.

The Calico Ball.night the great calico will comeoft at the Peabody underthe superintendance and manage-ment of the ladies of the Church Home.It is needless say that it will be suchan event as was never before witnessedin the city. Most everybody has a

now. The most luauious supper willbe served up, and everyone Is sure to behappy. The following are the ladymanagers of the institution : Mrs. W .

8. Pickett, Mrs. A. K. Taylor, Mrs. A.O. Harris and W. C. Postal, Mrs. J. H.Speed, Mrs. Niles Meriwether, Mrs. JH. Bowen, Mrs. Walcott, Mrs. Boiling,Mrs. Banksmith, Miss Trout, Miss Mur-ray, Mrs. George Harris, Mrs. Mcl- -fresh, Mrs. J. Doyle, Mrs. Brinkley,Mrs. Mansfield, Mrs. Appersc-n- , Mrs.Sellers. Mrs. McMahon, Mrs. Hum-phries, Mrs. Jacob Thompson, Mrs.Finley, Mrs. Whitfield, Mrs. Mrs.Patterson, Mrs. Townsend, Miss Haw- -ley. Mre. Logwood, Mrs. Duniap, MissEiam, Mrs. Chalmers, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs.McCombs, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Davis, andMrs. Savage.

Ushers' Benefit. Messrs. James S.Mahaffy Robert E. Pyh, ushers,and Mr. A. G. McLendon, door-keepe- r,

gf the New Theater, will have a benefitnight. These gentlemen de-

serve a good house in recognition oftheir uniform courtesy and gentlemanlyconduct toward theater-goer- s on all oc-casions. Let the house be filled.

actor gotvery Go for publi-pleas-

wentthe theater see him. The companvis very fair, and help the littlealong amazingly. is a rich thing aregular treat this acting of his. Every-one seems to enjoy it well, and per-haps better, than if Forrest or Boothwere fretttn the air with their fiercegutterals. The theater will be filled

MX.

As Enterprising Colored Man MakesDash at W Mow's Woodpile.

Henry Jotto, of heia the same darky that is put down inthe census as being an Italian was be-fore Judge Miller yesterday, chargedwith stealing four cords of wood. Mrs.Henderson, who dwells beyond theclassic banks of the Lupus flumen, hadthe stern dutv upon ber ofswearing against Henry Jotto. Shestated she aivuniulatcd ih

very

0PEJil?l TO-DA- V

OP the

CHOICEST AND ELEGANTDESIGNS, IN

CLOTHS,

SERAPIAN

PRIXTED JA(X)NET.

BEAUTIFUL DOLLY VARDENS."

A new lot of black ground

Uke. He has peculiar qualifications to colored ttgure IXJLLY AJiDiiN8

Exquisite patterns in printed

NEW PARASOLS TO-DA-

We hi addition tothe lnioims us, nas uubiie whoclaim and are nroud of stock of CALICOES, to black und whitaffected the weatliei and re-- h,. hnrinr forruerlv havinir he.n th now arvlo li,,;,.,.

running Chel

names

Nashville boy. Weil do we remember ceived but small lot of the above ma-t- he

smiling, genial face of Charley terials, we advise you to call early to- -he waa smooth-face- d bov dav to Ml what will rWiaivAwl

sea are patronized. it not in midst, and always the favorite, again this season. Hkrzog Bao.also be paving investment run as he is now. associates. Theut to nicbestor Cemetery bv fourth Khelbv Democracy cannot do i".r"?'r I"nau are indeed

in

ia. wnat theirueiies- - tmug limn uuuunuic auu me sw 27H Main streeLas to

call candidatehomes reet the Shel-- u

he the lieto the

has fitness

teaUDednss

lhe Its

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to

to

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kliow. IIIecu: Willi me uiijiiesi "'7 --.uim uiuti ma- - r,H,im ..ifi.,,.,, imllv chinas wbobav used ;

when ofat the

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in

It

begin

Messrs

acquire,

they

company

directors,upon

Directors,

creditors.

the

John Swayne,

Coleman,

Cutting,

Royster.

Urtndrod.

hotel,

Kerr,

person

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FRENCH

a choice

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a

FURNITURE.

Merriman

prices freight added.destroyeeT

PERCALES.

ARMSTRONG, NAILL & CO.,Main street.

GAir-Fmai- Second street

LAW REPORTS.

Caaea set for to-da-y : 1567, Andersonvs Pollard; 1570, McKlnnev n Still-ma- n:

1571, Bulletin PufJkhina' Com-pany vs Walsh: 1572, Travis vs Renfro;1573, Hays vs Ha v. 1574, Bond vs Or-aj- p

1575, Ford vs Gaynor: 1576,Wesche vs Flaherty; le77, DuBoae vsDuBose; 1578,' Winn vs Curtis: 1560,Iieasouover vs Reasonover: 1581, Har-be- rt

vs Harbert 1582, Perkins vs An-derson: 1583, Smith vb Barry; 1585,Smith vs SmHh; 1588, Galvin va Quln-la- n;

Kirtland vs Stephenson:Torf vs Clrode; 1689. Warner vs Meyer;1580, Gelzervs Buchert; 1591, LaddvsBernard; 1692, Smith vs Firm; 1694,Cubbins vs Myers: 1594, Briggs vsMcCardy; 1597, Blood vs Calhoun;1598 Evans vb Church; 1599 Peres vaPeres: 1800 Lark in vs Ford; 4601 Greenvs Miller; 1002 Pike vs Flynn; 1603 Toofvs Miller; 1604 Ward vs Bauguss: 1606Waggener vs Merchants National Bank;

Ksrr in N'omnli' IrUlT Purhim vipay enoraiouii 1608piuucieu, VS AJTCS;

ciation, becomes of

and

themselves

inaiiiiemake

W.

B.W.

ball

and

It

HOOD.

thkt

MOST

and

?ail.

Iigan vs Hamilton; 1613 Jones vsDoyle; 1614 Evans vs Thompson: 1615Hailman vs Foster; 1616 Mills vs Bond;1617 Cochran vs Avery; 1818 Gibson vsLewis; 1619 Biggs vs Jefferson; 1620nenrv vs ftnarpe; loi ureeniaw vsMonroe: 1622 Somervtile vs Hheiton;1623 Farrall vs Shanley; 1624 McRae vsBingham 1625 Daivia vs Lawrence.

rlminal Oil I. R. Flippin, Judge.The following cases have been set for

trial y: Williams, larceny;Henry Young, larceny; Miller John-son, carrying concealed weapons; JamesCornell, perjury; H. Roaenstuhl, perju-ry; A. Block, perjury; C. K. Martin,perjury; Charles Robinson, larceny;Stephen Arnnel, larceny; William Mer-r- i

weather, larceny; William Looney,larceny, Richard Reilly, larceny.

Supreme onrt.special tc the Appeal.

Jackson, April 16. Nicholson's sec-tion spent day in hearing the caseof the State vs D. Smith, convicted ofmurder in the first degree by theC rimi-n- al

Court of Memphis. Deadrick's rd

So. 32 on the Memphis Chan-cery" docket, and then adjourned on ac-count of the absenee of attorneys- -

THE M05THLIES.

The Galaxy for May, a good number,is at Manaford'a, corner of Second andMonroe streets. Its contents are as fol-

lows: The Mother of Jacques, by Cath-arine S. Mucquoid; In the Garden, byC P, Cranch Historic Lowers, by Ju-nius Henri Browne The Arabs at Home,by Albert Rhodes; Life on thePlains, by General G. A. Custar; Only

Kiss, by Wagenlauf; Faust, part first,by Ivan Turgenief; The Eustace Dia-monds, chapters xuv., xxxvi., xxxvii.,and xxxvili., by Anthony TroJlope;Donna Lucrezia Borgia, by Richard

1 Boric Davey; Under Rose, by D.Lincold and Johnson : their plan of Reconstruction Resumption of .Na-

tional Authority (second paper), by Gid-eon Welles: The Proof of the Pudding,by Edgar CSwcett, Regina Dal Cin, byS. B. Luc, U. 8. N.; The Cave of theWinds, in three parts. Part First, byMaria Louisa Poni; Lord Bantam, uSatire; French Signs of the Times; OnSleep and Brain Action Exactness inDomestic Operations; Naming NewSpecies; Water Pipes and Public Health ;

Salt Hail Storms; Motion of Glaciers:ng iir India; The Cobra ana

Montoose; Current Literature Cookingas the Science of Life; American andEuropean Kitchens; Nebula:.

THE CLERKft.

Suggestion forMesehssits

vfaln

Mexi-uis- , April lo.

Editors Appeal --I notice, Intsaue of Sunday, an article in which theleading merchants of Front street agreeto close their places of business at sixo'clock, in to give their clerkssome time for recreation. Won't themerchants of Main street do the same?If all the leading merchants would closeat six o'clock, there would be iut asmuch business done between the hour ofopening and six o'clock as if they keptopen till seven or eight o'clock, ami, be-

sides giving the clerks time for thatrecreation which is so necessary to thehealth of everyone, they would shortentheir own laborious duties, and therebybenefit themselves as much as others.

I do not wish to trouble you with anylengthy communications, and have triedto make as short nearly to thepoint as possible, it you will place it imam.oeiore

lawyersliifltmuirreaii uunge,

f'roper

Olycerine leference,

lis,The

Cocoajne dresses the hair beautlfullv.Theater. The boy along

well last night in his acting; and A Joe Locke's the latestthe large audience that to cations.

fellow

' imposed

had uuan- -

Indicates.

1587,

Sensible

Steam-Ftttin- o, 315 Second street.

The Sliver Tongue" most de-

sirable for Sunday Schools. Mr-- :an A Wilcox, agents, ZTJ Main street.

Joe Locke, Main street, hasthe largest assortment of Magazines,Pictorials and dailies the city.

Joe has received an assort-ment of tracing wheels.

Have tried the imported winesand other liquors at the "Bay Horse?"

Plcmrino, 315 street.

The perfection oi piano-buildin- g is in UieMathushek. Herri man & Wilcox, agents, mMain street.

VntCEST BoTTO. Madame Vincent'sold stand, Washington and Front. Goodliquors and cigars lunch.

Nuki.v every one who has been musicallyeducated, has pronounced opinion relative

merits 01 rianos. .acn person nas(if li,.. lavorite. v nerever tile .naLuusiieK iniro- -plantation, reaoj3 .1 duceil how,.vt. the oplniolw Native to otherand for and alsomarket, makers are considerably modified. The

piled up. Jotto Went at this pile, and Mathushek by Its excellent qualities and h

the aid of stout wairon and irood Pe.rlor structure, is revo- -- v union oi in 10 eousii- -opinion regardteam hauled four cords of the fuel.away luUwi k nerfeot Piano. Sierrlman A Wlllcox,

justice Miner se 11 Jotto to tall. agents, iSTJS Main street.

batistes

the

PIQUES.

open abovern-er-

, a local savant merj, u. snrl ism

An- - j

fierson when awell our

them of hisN - wSiI . ? name

oetier agents,a

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OF NEW DOLLY VARDEN S,

In beautiful styles to-da-y, at

aXBZOG 4 BRO.

Joseph agent of GeorgeStinson & Co., and designers,of Portland, Maine, has the exclusiveright to vend the production of thisfirm in the South, or in this city and itsvicinity. He exhibits specimens of theart of his principals.

YE QUAKES OF THE EARTH.Regular meeting at the Kave this

Wednesday evening at eight o'clock.W. Stbahihtb, GREAT MOO CL,

Orful scratch.

Last Monday evening the YoungMen's Christian Association held aspecial meeting tc consider themselvesfinancially. The result of which wasthat In a very short time they raisedone hundred and fifty for thepurpose of advancing the association.

certainly means success. Youngmen and strangers should take advan -tage of the cheerful rooms that are open

night.

Buy the "Silver Organ for yourparlor. This instrument, through its superiorqualities, bids (air divide the Bold with thepiano. Men 1111 an Wilcox, agent, 273 Mainstreet.

CARPETS.

Our stock is now complete in thisconsisting of all grades and styles, atprices mat we dery competition. Call

Removal. Friends and patrons are and examine. No to show goods.. ..... . v. ,n ;,.;.! . .. 1 .1

Sr V i. 'r ir oww naill & co.,for the bteam Dyeing Estab- - Main streetUshment at 61 street, wherethe best cleaning and dyeing is done in CLEAjrufo by chemical process with-th- e

city. out scouring, only at theDyeing Estjlisinent, 61 Madison

Economt. Take your spring clothingtit Wish t inform the OUblie that We to the sWeairi I lvinuui ( 'foa ni,,,. uTTT?Th lsjtP iy increasiuedisnAnd for the sins-- ' ? njaudiacxurers oi the above article, ! Hunt 4 Hanson's old stand). 2i Kas.

super!- - and will for the next SLXtV davs sell at onrf tnt

never"""""

,with only

Those

your

Connubial Felicity. Nothing tendsmore to connubial happiness than cheer-ful and infants andMrs. Whitcomb's syrup is the great chil-dren's soothing remedy.

TtLtuKArHU TE4KM.

Te Wires Weep for tke

The following dispatch, which wassent from here lat night to SpeakerBlaine, who ireaided at a meeting in thenational capital in commemoration ofProfessor Merge, speaks for itself, andtells the whole story without anynation from lis:

Memphis, Tkjiw., April 16. MT2.To Hon. Jos. biairte. Speaker House of Rep-

resentatives," Washington. D. C. :

A meeting of citizens was held thisevening at the office of the Telegraph

when, on motion. Col. j

James Coleman, Superintendent SixthDistrict, was called to the chair, andCharles A. Slearns appointed secretary, terday guage twentyThe chairmw explained the ofthe meeting to be to pay appropriatehonors to die late Professor S. F. B.Morse, inventor of the telegraph.

On motion of Mr. C. McCarthy acommittee was appointed to draft aproper expression 0r the sentiments ofthe meeting. The was com-posed of Colonel Leon Trousdale, H. A.Montgomery and Barney Hughes, whoreported the following resolutions, whiebwere adopted acclamation :

A quarter of a.century ago through the invention of r. Morse, intelligence wasuasiieo oeiweeti two dueswtras, and spao-- ? a as annil.'onunonlcailori of ideas!kind were nalu rally aatoaulous the annouueemworking of an experimentits character and so beneneontri v anee .o promoti I

I iti concernei. Man-iahe- ti

if laereil- -

and sueireM.fulso Iniai in its results

of civilizationenllghteniaent. speaks throughout the

I n lor, aiihoM rapidly the spider weavesasammer nlfrht Iter shining websoverthe

fields and forests. The other continent soonJoyfully accepted the call to electric communication until

"Far alongFrom peak to p.aK the rattUng crags among.Leaps the lire thunder! Not from ono lone

cloudBut 'every mountain now hath found a

tongue,"And not only the mountain but "wateryplain has oeen tratjee4 to tne tmcu ofgenius which seems almost anand a miracle, so vast was the conception,and it can longer be said that man's steps arenot upon s path, for continents, king-doms, empires and republics are linked In theembrace of lnstint communication throughthe pathless waves, by the inventionof a genius who has connected his name withthe most wondrous machine that "circles theearth dally with one continous and unbrok-en chain of Intelligence and lntercommunica- -tlon. There arewhich that of Miprinting press, whirthrough uiultltitdlnrthe telescope, whhvision the heavenlyman to cairuiati. rneitheir phenomena: the

eattons

thoughtby

enalji- ,-i and vtew- -

which lia aiven him the uower to nail Hat'elthrough all sea. and mark out highway onthe fields of oceim ;aad the steam engine, thatswift messenger of locomotion on the landand sea. But atove all these, the invention ofthe telegraph tiwers like the highest peakabove neighboring mountain the samechain. His death, at the ripe e of eighty-on-

crowned he was with the prtneelieethonor that could be conferred on man byadmiring nninklnd, excites the liveliest sensibilities in 11s who have been associated with

unlare assembled this evCity, and in every lmponent. In bearing our emtiinony the graudeuwnicn was illustrated no

I

as th.not

enl

toirabie: therS,y

to our

inagnetli'

f

I at V.

eity on the contl-- c

sincere;i a

as by the highestgenius by t ie gentlest virtues. A greatanu goou man, ine language or tne poet maymost aptly be applied to him as that of a name"That must not wittier, the earth

Forgets her empires with ajKst decay ;

The enslavers the enslaved their deathsand births;

The high, the mountain majesty of worthshould: be. shall be, survivors uf iu woe.And from Its Immortality forthIn the sun's face like yunder Alpine snow,Imperlshahly pure beyond all things below."

jthe

ue.,.as--j UU1UGrand

from De- -oy of Cairo,the invention the mr Bedplacing Galileo, rivK; riverFulton man- - siowlv.

ofmeeting, tribute of 19 inches iuser of Morse. the canal, 17

cloudv ci-- il.

Mr. Samuel W. Rhode.

remarkable

inspiration,

day;

anhingtnn

character,

JOHT5iV JAt KSONS

Law Library lor Supreme Court.

Appeal Your Jacksonsays in a letter dated

April 13th: "It is unfortunate thatthe Supreme Court has no largeand selected library herefor the of the and bar. TheState should furnish a orshould assist in doing so at Nashville,Knoxville and This ia agood suggestion and should be carriedInto execution. The lawyers andjudges are put to great inconveniencewant of suitable books at Jackson. M.wtof the furnish tor their

i 7 '.,.r..... U'h.ku i,"anSrovuu i 3 4r--. ... im- -

Many cleeks. ested decisions from"court last resort anu thc-m-,

The Cream. the proper of should ljfor rendering Uie hair

Korssh? bv J. R 2si Main njsnea- - ims 18 no1 a Prite matter,but of icterest. small

Organ is aInstrument

in

Locke

Second

a

nn is

aawnai

S.

P. Hath,

dollars

This

Tongue"

10

line,

trouble

Memphis

Memphis Steamstreet.

e

expla- -

O

object

St. ft.

at

al asIn

to

Statesm

Is

in,

tViot luistheir

ifth.Si-t.u-,!- ,! and fumer

Th.,Q lhe Francis,UOUlll

bar would, from their ownmeans, increase and assistsecuring for the use of thet,ourr. ami ine lawvers attending n, a

library. am gratified thathas brought this sub

ject to tue attention puonc.A LAWYER

Those who bave scure the Mathushek Planfled approval oiman & Wilcox, agents, JT'I

No.new

aand

and

aa

and Les-

lie

than

and

and

the

bestand

seen fortunate to pro- -;i,reM.H ungual

or merits. Merri- -Main street.

Gas for sale in any quantityUIMJ. lr 1,1- - !iH,

20

NDEKTIKFB.JOHN WALSH,

331 Second street,I'nibn.

Driven Wells, 315 Second street.

by

See of Dr. Butt's Dis-pensary, headed Book for the MillionMarriage Guide, in another enlHrnn. Itshould read by all.

HOOK LA KILL,No. Second street,

just received lot of Rustic(wooden) neat, cheapand durable.

There are numerous cases on recordwhere persons by their

and exhausted by violent dis-ease, bave recovered their tone, mobilityand energy-- by persevering use of no

than Upper Blue LickWater great alterative and aperi-ent age. for pamphlet.

MANSFIELD HIUBEE,

Colds and Coughs. Sudden changesof climate are sources of pulmonary andbronchial affections. Take at once

Bronchial Troches," letcold, or irritation of throatbe so slight.

hands, face, rough skin,pimples, salt-rheu- m and

affections cured, andskin made soft and smooth by using

the Juniper Soap, by Casewell,Hazard A Nw Forall druggists.

jnrw

Opened atHBBZOU h.

Taz-payk- the District canreduce their assessment twenty per cent,by making their returns to the assessor, J

No. 3E7 Second street, or be-fore the lay April next. Afterthat the assessment is Axed, and re-

duction can be made,

THE SALOON.

Formerly by MadameNo. 18 Union now owned andkept by the popular P. D. Canale, is

the most pleasant place in thecity to get nice in tne Europeanstyle. In his cozy up-stai-rs rooms youcan and sip at vour leisure. It'spleasant. Go and see P. D.

The cheapest and best steam dyeingand cleaning house is atSecond street, Hanson's old

Hajtsos & Walker.J tml 3

- Go to JLcddiu's College.Attend Robertson's Business Col- -

ArmstronK's PhotoraPhic211 Three faultless

gem for fifty cents.

BIVEK LNTKLLIUENCE.

White river..Friars Point.St. LouisSew (Orleans.

Marble t'Uy .

City of AltonshannonTom JasperThompson Dean

Marble CityCity Alton...nnsnnouRobert BumsSt. KrancJsPat CleburneA. White.Tom JasperThompson Dean

sta Leaving To-D- .

i . A i. TiI. Hi. A -- Lis

..Export

Lgal

.10 ajni pjn5 p.mo p. Ill

t. Louis

St Loois..New

Jt. Lonis

St. LouisJSt. Loui"

New OrleansCincinnati

Afltansas riverBapoli-o-Jk. Lomls

..New Urlean.s

The river rose twenty-fou- r inches yes--and stands by the

by

ocean

law

law

me ana a nail feet above low watermark. The upper Mis.sisnippi is declin-ing at St. Paul and rising at Davenport.The Missouri at Leavenworth rose sixinches and declined seven inches atOmaha. The IllinoM, since last report,was stationary. The river at St. Louisdeclined nine inches. Yesterday atCairo rose fruir inches, at Pittsburg j

des'iineo incnes. at Cincinnatithree niches, at Louisville eight Inches,at Nashville eight inches; at Vicksburg

rose twenty-fou- r inches, at New Or-

leans six inches. The Arkansas fall-ing with ten feet out. White- river hasplenty of water and in good boatingstage. weather is and pleaa-an- t.

Business ou Uie levee yesterdaywas all the local packets leavingwith trips.

By Telegraph.Little Rock, April 16. Weather

and cool. The river falling,with 10 feet water in the channel out.Arrived: Mary Boyd, from Memphis.Departed: R. C. Gray and Dardanellestor above.

Orleans, April lo. Arrived :

John H. Oroesbeck and Peyton andfrom Cincinnati. Departed :

Charles Bod man, for Cincinnatf; Bis-marck and Bee and barges, for St. Louis.Weather warm and clear.

Cincinnati, April in. The isstationary, with 40 feet water in thechannel. Weather dear and cool, witha light frost night. Departed : Mol-li- e

Ragan, for Arkansas river; exceeiDean, for New Orleans.

PrrrsBrRo, April 1. Weather tcrneh.and cool. The Monouguhela river has H

6 inches water in the channel, and "OX"tailing.

April 16. down : is By elevating shade as a cop can mtDexter, a.m ; Kelloeg anil barjres, with tnerw)n quickly heated, kept any desired temperature.Atlantic in tow, 3 Boats up: B1 Y " wA0" throws 1

cent City and barges, 7 last night. CpGreat Rennhlir. ."T,". --a" exeemion- r - ' 1 j ""in"-- or. reqon m siienuon pieasanr. ami SgrwslMe 1!

Vicksbsirg, S p.m. river has risen Buy It READ and UTOtE by, and your eyes will not Taredinches last 34 Weather A ,MF,T VI ,LA MP. irtl ic- - Burner Chrmaey, is furnlshe.1 each

warm and oleur.

Tender.

Alice

Cairo, April 18. Arrived: City ofHelena, from Viekuburg, 10 p.m; Ex-- jiHirtcr. from PitLsburir. ft a..in H.He

we' therTlo wuuurTreSreTiho W'l'"' 8 a'; How- -

look

ell, from New Orleans. 7 a.m: Emma( . hlliott. from Cincinnati, 7 a.m: 8am.J. Hale, from Cincinnati, 10a.m; War-ner, from St. 1 p.m; Belfast, fromSt. Louis, 3 p.m; City of Chester, fromSL Louis, 5 p.m; fromArkansas river, S p.m. Departed:Thompson Dean, for New Orleans. 9p.m; uf Heieiia. for St. Louis,midnight; Exporter, for New Orleans,

a.m; Belle Lee, for 8 a.m:Jennie Howell, for St lmm, 9Sam. J. Hale, for Memphis, noon; City

The chairman of the Col-- 1 TT'JL C " "tir'SLeon Trcmsdale, Secretary of oloudy. Mercury

SaAasSasH T 01 Lons, IU-Arr- ived: W. J.and Aaso- - wir.b. Pofin n..-,-ii x ..' '- ... ii"lliocl'JJa-- .appropnaie MemphU;itr, re- - Orleana; Tower, from Aw

uiaias, setting iorin uie emmeci Htj- - of Helena, Vicfciburg.T tenuerou parted: Susie Silver and CityProfessor Morse in 10 New Oxleana; Glaagow,telegraph, him above Juiia, f0T Theand other benefactors of u S Weather doudv andkind.

Colonel Coleman, ehairaan the, April lrt.-- The riverpaid a beautiful the faWng 9i(,wiv, with feet 6preeminent ices

J ai.i 0 inches in thesueoigiw yjris, was represemeu try chute. Weather ami Mer

THE

Editors cor-respondent

welluse court

library

Jackson."

thefor

librariesV., ine

smpaving the

obtainbooks

sottglossy. Hi street.

one

every

sublime

though

valuableyour

South

other

of

cough,

cutaneous

sale

Fourteenth

twenty-nft- h

strtjet

drink

very

Huntstand.

LOCiUL

No. Main street.

The

eloudy

barges,

Boats thereadily

out

v:

hours.

City

COoi

cury from 44 to Businessgood. Arrived: ArniadiLo, fromkansas river. forCincinnati Louisville didleave the foot of the falls last night onaccount of the wind. She tor NewOrleans this morning.

Umllasesss.City of Alton from New 0;leaus,

three and daysfifty packages wine here and left for St.

with one and fifty tonsof She reports tow-bo- at

Atlantic at with brokenshaft.

Marble City, from St. Louis,brought in fair trip, a few items of.which were, one thousand dry barrels,

sacks of grain, three hun-dred and thirty-fiv- e of hay, sev- - j

casks of lot of'. ..r F iuustiiiuiwusin columns your "j u Tn

popular widely circulated State? Not only the ,tfXZ InJ'Jriiir u Mm r.nnln ;ntar. e,"m

celebrale

gcncnil

producing

engravers

Armstrong,Madison

HiN'SilV.tWltKBO

healthy children.

Superintendent,

ot to

Coke

Have

.

.

Wlttsburg

'

bacon,. - -

.. iseven bales of cotton, sixeighty sacks of cotton seed ana sund-Bt- si

to order. She Sailed off lastnight, leaves at ten o'clock thismorning Shippers will

.. I w 1 1

.m,,ml mn.i ,:TO ' uiaa.e a nuie 01 mmwuu uowu--L,Z .J1 freight early.

wiiiivuret The Kate Kinney s,. Leavtt yj-r- .. r -- rr ; are due from below Uxdu.,.fi,r IL. 1 , T St. for VVittsbunr,

UUl irtJCrir A LllA l AA J Llll AAA 17111 IS nlithe private

'his fund In

1

tne

lu supei,

1

Court

advertisement

be

It ti326

aWindow Shades,

abandoned phy-sicians,

amedicine

thethe Send

Wholesale Agent.

"Brown's thethe

ever

Chappedringworms,

otherthe

Tar madeCo., York. by

riiusoLsy,

orfive

no.T. ElllottTEsq., on

ofno

kept Vincent.

cer-tainly

a

sitC.

in the city

1TKH.

Business

Gallery,

pioturea

of

J.

i)i;

New orieaui

it Itnrteen

itis

isclear

active,gixxi

is

New

river

last

ZSwmSmclear

feet

tt shown,

1

7 Louisville,a.m:

5o.

services

feet

Ume

OLD

ranged

Departed Armadillo,

left

discharged

Louis hundredfreight. the

two thousandbales

enty-fiv- e a

'TTjournal,hundred and

tobet

positively.....I-.- . SW

of if

Cleburne, lor Little Rock, and A.White, for Napoleon, all departed withrr I rrirw lr i ,.1, , .

O" --"if r""'Thu Thnmnsnn from Sr

as

in yesterday afternoon, added six-- !teen bales of cotton here, and departedtor aw Orleans with one thousandeight hundred of freighf. A fewitems of her cargo were one thousandseven hundred and fifty barrels of flour,six thousand nine hundred and sixtv- -

of grain, iwelwnaAl Packetof fifty of Cincinnati,

barrels of Kilt titthousand ofi

lhe departed kllkti millei..ty ot and a fair

rhe Lee leaves for New Orleansnext Saturday instead of Fridav.

Boyd Arkansas For the elegantnver pw:aeu leaving next, miuy.

Captain Dave familywere passengers on the Dean,which passed dowu night.

Oil Valley has beenSarrmel Cable to D. A. Mi LUmaht fnr

sixteen thousand dollars.Captain Dan Brady command the

Kate P. Kountz. Captain R. C Masongoes on the John F. Telle.

Phil. Allin, Captain James Lee,leaves evening at o'clock forFriars and all landinirs.Stack Lee James C. Harris herclerks.

fleet passentrer steamer LeiralTender, Captain Williain Ashfbrd,leaves this evening at five o clock rbrDevalia Bluff, ailpoints on White river. K. C. Postal,Dan. Sullivan and Ed. Crowell are herclerks.

Exporter, Captain John Wil-liams, leaves this evening at o'clockfer New Orleans bends.

Colorado, Captain Luker, leavesevening at o'clock for Cairo

and Louis. Henry Deitrici is elerk.The passenger steamer Susie Silver.

Captain Shields, leaves this evening atfine o'clock for New Orleans alllandings. has superior

for passengers. Ms, E. S. Hawksis prime

Special Notice.New Orleans passenger steamer

Memphis for New Or-leans on SainrHiivs inwrnml ,i" fei.l,.

R. W. ienerai Agent. icfS' 'Louis Uemuerat of the

teenth says: " Freight is abundant for 555?;at and a-- a all

pound, and some lots on boartf attiebbatror

with the freight they!"M". A'Jiiuuge ior ew uneans mabundant, which caused a little flurryin rates the Belfast leadingoutside of the Cityof Cairo to follow. Captain Thomas W.Rea, the Carter Line, pack-ets arrived yesterday fromHe has contracted with Cutting, of

place, for a hull to be finished inse'.'i'i ) v-- ri va duvu It will Ka r.wn him.

forty-thre- e

Reader has quit the second dirk's department of the Merrell, goes on

James Howard. Pete VVlrU goes ouGreat Republic as second clerk. The

Nile leaves Thursday for Arkansas.The of Qulncv leaves Tuesdayevening for New Orleans."

Vicksburg Herald of the 13tbays: "The Edinburg Frank Par-gou- d

slight collision Delta.mursaay nigni. was blowingsomewhat at time, and. for theefforts used by both steamers uiiirhtbeen seriously injured. itthe only had jack-et- aknocked down the guards sliguflvaffected. This we gentl''

who came up on the

Memphis

Jfei

WATCHES JEWIXRY aiXVEHWAIlX.

WATCHES!

DIAMONDS

Silver, Ifare,

AND

STOCK OF

etsfx My to.

DuioriM,Locarrs,table rrnoT,wtLiiitfi CAjnoa,

r nrvrrrD

SETS,

m

THE SAFETY LAMP - HOLDER

AJD

PATENTED

Sterling SilYer-PIata- :

JEWELRY.

SHADE.

BRILLIANT CONCENTRATED LIGHTthan be otitatned by nslng s burner with any of shad- - In otherwords, a BETTFR andfSAFKR LIGHT with LB iVsr VlPTIvN 'jll bvsskf lb, LUP-HOLB- U 4 UAH.

IT THE EYES BY PEEFECTLY THEM.

anything to the a "operate sewimr nizhr

and being rhe table.

Nursery .nd HooVlCKSBVBO, PERFECT. above containing llould tm

p.m. Cres- - FR flood of light on the

fSH- - At "5-- . of kind of

The grow and weary25 the complete, with

nnle

Louis,

Nightingale,

onel

sa- -

.

Locisvillb, is

50.

:

The nor

Theout,

Milliken'sBend

The

andor

1.I1 nn.

gef

T"":T1"vL..r.

Pat

correspondentot

246

J.it'supreme Dpn

came

tons

nf--

are

of

larger-sise- d

yon

!OlJ uiiiilll-- l

a is

a

V

7

'

4

a

u

.1

i Li Ml

Samples complete will be to any part of the eipt of AcUtt&uu tuiMcm iu rri j niiy lum liiii- - ia to rOUiHr

E.For the States of

Uniofl,

CAIRO ST.1 awl iMh

Hickman, olumbu', Cairo and sit.

Laker

..

RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas Stiver Packetwmpisj -- 1. H. I Iwe,Pine Bluff and

S ill Kenb. Uaynes,steamer

FKIIi.VY, AprilKF.NNEI.I IV. Airem.

hi i.ompaiiy Wharfboa:, st.

FOR NEW

For N.'iv and the Bends Thenew passe steamer

Lf avesWUi ta

ap!7 I

tH.

LobIs sad OrleansVicksburff, Natchesand Ni

str. srsiE silver T.

r paw1. W;

aplT

Leaves HAR. W. Lfapr

:ipl7

ol

Kli

MKRIT ever offered poblie as

.Irgai

machineand

and

the any

fa

Ar

H.

sent United

FOR

Forsteamer

FOR

ForBOYD

elegant will leavspja.

W. H.Orticc Court

entirelvayer

Wmmor

to at anto

atIt

"to

as

at

or orJ.

Thisill leave' as

a

JHPI

Packet Co.

nisternrertenmer

NOTON,44 Madison

Regrnlar Saturday Packet.For New Orleans sud the Bend- - --.tesmer

Lee,master

FHDAT, April aoth. at pjntu

f on the

FOR RIVER.

Memphis and White Pactet Co.Helena, Clarei.don. Dsvaii's

.lac kon portgge.

KrwswSflSfc-'-- t Wiford ..jaasterfflLs DAY, April at 10 m.

KLLIiiTT i MILLER. VgenO,i orner Jeffenon Promenade sts.

FOR CLNCUTN ATI.

E1XFor KvansviUe, Louisville and t'incin-na- ti

new elegant passenger steamerSam si.m. T. Hambleton .muster

Leaven FK DA V. April lath, at I p.m.Bouts positively as announced.For freight or passage apply on or to

E. D. CiiilB, Agent, street.

three sacks head R"nlnr HempUsajsl tstock, hogsheads tobacco, j Fr Louisville and the steamer

seven hundredand j '

suuunes. tmi KSlMi, April isth, at o'clockJVtarble City twen-- 1 p- t

Dales way tripBelle

Mary Is the uscmia ami Bends-T- her

CampbellThorrrpson

lastThe towouat siiUi

by

will

Thethis fivePoint way

and are

The

Jacksonport and

fiveand the

Thethis five

St.

and wayShe accommoda-

tionsminister.

The magnificentBelle

will leave

LlUHTBURNE,Whar

oemou tnree cents per

Wednesday, all

yesterday,organisation and the

RedMetropolis.

Alf.that

r

thethe

the

inethe

Edinburg

WATKB

NEW FINE

MrtTTSHADING

Slclt

Stateswnutoi

SAFETY LAMP-HOLDE- R AND SHADE COMPANY,

JAMES MEBAW Agent,Mississippi

STREET. of Memphis, Tennessee.

Louis.

masterleave

ARKANSAS

Mmil

master

ORLEANS.

I-- x porter.

pssstabove

Aent,

BelleHicks

iiencnuLevee.

River ForBluff

Iiecal Tender,17th.

1.1X1..

Hal',board

Front

twenty-eig- ht

ftjSc..T"!with

The next

anil

The

Lee

The

Pargoud."

OrCEOLA.

siding.Will PAT, April at p.m

or freight or sage apply on ooard. apis

FUK N. ORLEANS & LOUISVILLE.

the

oneleave

KATILouis,K. W.

apU

St,

lizzi

Pack swss

In.,19th,

W.

for

n.vn,.irrii'e No.

aad

The and

will

and

Imaster

pa:

and ew OrleansPacket Line.

tUM".

leave

aplT

leave

Weekly

imprising Magniflcent Hteamers

Bvllt lesHicks ..dsstsrKobt. E. L,s?t?.

MasStnrfine passenger steanifrH

Lupins rfr ew vrifaiis t, KKia; clock p.m., tuiti up

r,i, a,, ua. ax p.m.HTUL'H-NE- , saperintrDtleiit,

No. 3a on the Le ve.

FOR HELENA 4 POINT

ror Helena. Friar's Point. Hewlaa. Whitssuver. vspsiess ana tne Bends.The inieil Packet

A. JT. White,MHri; !'.. t'beek Masasr

sui leave jiernpnis II BUAIS ;inu KRIDAYS, punctually, al pju.For freight or apply on board

ARKANSAS RIVER.

Mri.MPHLS AltKANS.ls KIVEKU. --The elegant

passenger boats of ttiis line leave Memphislor points on Arkansas river louttarsrrwsjn, at 4' n-a-a. For freight, pas-o-r

olher iniorniation, aiiiiiy to W. H.11, Agent, on tympanyroot ol street.

FOR ST. 'FRANCIS RIVER.pve and seven cents. Two steamers kili uh pa kleave Denton to-d- and "Ue n mrsii ssj uumuscsss

river

Ht. Frauds,T. R. Bowman i.,

rT uuve cvattl Tt"1,1,1,1 eiocnF.u-- or apply on board- -

an a teet leet oeam, .tuutr, searcy, aiSIX and font h.ild. (itiirci-- H. ..

cieuuiiL 'and

City

Theand

had nearwind

bqt

have As was'

herand

learn from aman

nfheT style

'

la

AND

above THIfe DAY.

Little Hoek.

Orleans

ireiglit

THIS

street.

":.

Steamer

..

Cairo.

LeavesAgents.

THIS 18th.r

stales

M)Mall Line.

Luurt

KrS- -

Leaves Memphis svary TVSHDA i alo'clock p.m.

Leav. viJmh; J"Dn J- - Edson, Mastereverr SATVRDaV, at 6a'cloak p.m.

r.8??T'.!?nlof elosaat steamers connectRrHk "i.'i?.!!' railrossl for UtUe

mh7

s

I

l

i

i"

o

ts

unnort.

DAY

4c

3

o- -

Htn.vf

o pumr, j i 3

l ilail

i

.

;

'.'mewmhl

,' " p.m.

and ' ",

.

.

i

,ELLIOTT MILLER, Agents.. . 1001 oi

FRIAR'S POINT

Friar Point.

fastened

elegant

FOB

i'niinnn

passage

FOR

frwigni passage

FQR

long,one-ha- lf

Sates Mall raaWIs

Agent.

HMiilrich

imiieuisue, jemrson.

FOR AND

L ai

n m T ... Z m

Lea TBS Memnhw Mlixfi'vru''wi.-.i-ria?"i-' I

iu !,ivi 4"t"1 P--

u51 .l.'lf 1te'Per HHOOA torartsSBI1

paints rtrer. a

is specialxLASOE irSW STOCK OT

aimrrs,OPHt Hll.

The

tm tas eftr.

otrx

Oil,l insWMDIlii IMM,

rataii it s m, iatiii,KBMM, KM us

.

l iiivuntiou (or liie uoim, work room, so thsst it caoikot be overt urn dHoiUer proUu'-i'- a more

eanobtain uF

SO.

JAN.

SATES

time

ER- -

Useis

tne

saie,

i' and

onet

Tnnnsasiis Arkansaa.I MATS Corner

LOUIS.

VOUmABO,

will

ftjot

SC

WHITE

FRIAR'S

et

WHITE RIVER.

BENDS.

test

ail L'Anguiile

AUCTION SAT.FS.

--A-T AUCTION,BY A. n. STODDARD A

On the premises, 54 STREET, th

COSTTITNTSWell-Fur- n ished HoueParlor, chamber, diaiDtr-rooiir- ii and kit a?laes

iam, and beiidincTHUBSDAT MCKSIVG. APRIL i

At 10 o'clock. pM

BY A. FALLEir&CO.,Auctioneers and Coaimhwioa Merehanu.

in rmewr sr..liUaH

ABA

aeunc. as m ..Without reserve or limit :

Mt enmrn ot H.s'. Bouts.73 eases of Upb'v Wseaen anil i kil- -

U re li s Mim ;10 raws Ladles' Serch Balmorals ssdaiters:M doxen Hen's asul Boys Hats;

IOO dozen Linen Cants awl Pants.Also, D17 "l'ltliiiig, "M-

otions Toilet etc.and the trade

will mid it to their in tarest to attendthese sales. mh5

Initsiiu Hsspslilit andMiinnfactory

Has remuve-- I from theold stand. 19BS Mainstreet, to the largerbouse,

XAXX STREET.

better facilities ror manafaetarin;In the new bouse. I In- -rite my pairons andthe ladles generally tooma and examine

2i. i:

MONROE

seanableCuiJery.

Country merchants gen-erally,

Having

SW new snd those orltibisrieueu corsets, :v.

Memphis. April.

er

Yetc., etc. P

BaeOf

B

noia

with-S- E

CO,

ABOVE

Uoods,.Soaps,

6t-- -- .IS3

skirts, bustles

LlNStMain

1372. attJ

MEMPfflS GASLIGHT CO.

THE rHHPATT:IS BELO--

23 CAOIaJK POWXB--NET PRICE

$2 20 per 1000 Cubic Feet.SET

COMPAXY'S OFFICE,

V: 291 SECOUP STRi35T.DR. H. R. H0P$0.41 Madison St., Room s .

Resldenee Cornstreets.

ELLIOTT & RIDGEIY'S

219 Main Street.

bctt:

uVKRTf

LUflSMouth street.

SIBJVH

FBEK.

N.of Shelby and

IIWIXKT -- Xe mt SnBY JET SETM Car Issns.REAL ABB ra-TATI- O mi u

Ll'BlNNperfume,

world.

"M im.l u S SKI I S fn

ami EmhroifJery MaOriftaA.

u'uurfLm. by

o

n'l

runs

all

an

"Xi

tBIXT

AtTKlDl.ATKLXSON-- London

.oioanel.ombs.d VIENNA Tans, OperaLnsin(j ases. Travel-es- seoi leet ui articlesities from all parts of the--

BTTRT.Tr? WOOL

FARNHAM'S FRENCH TOOTH

IjOZBJT&BS.Kir ele&&lns?. tis wunu hiitifwu.: .

ul'wo'?- -

J. B. HJLLS.ail Mah. "reeLJ. A. J. SMITH it i . i Mam ,w. H. 8EABROOK h.r Main strer

. '.7. frr. a, lo Main street.KENKEKT, '.JU Mu . nfl Ti mnvi.iv ... ..;. i i a sin street.r. juajswi, a Poplar street..WAXSBTKXD A

Whotesale Agent.

SAMUEL WALKEB,

ATTORNEY ATRoom No. Walker Ul., 970

S IPraetiMi 5

rnhJt

Brushes,

by

son stP.

5

DEALERS IN

AUD

attaca-!igh- t,

1

at

.

qaeensirare

.

South

l

tetxit

rafat

Vain

BBBBBB

LAW,

U. F. CAVANAGH & CO.

WHOLESALE

TEAS, COFFEES,SPICES,

ted ColTeeFUME GROUND SPICES,

STREET,

etc.

ion