Memphis Daily Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee • Page 4

THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL I'EIDAY, MAECH 1, 1872 AMUStkENTS. iif mii lamia fi iltlll Mm- P. Bhorl, LAST NIGHT BUT ONE, ABD BENEFIT OF mm a bi inn. ulidkaii, THIS niDAT EVENING. MARCH 1ST, wiU presented AVID OA BRICK HAPPY PAlB AND BOUGH DIAMOND.

Batoraay Matinee DEAD OB AUVl tNigut THK BOBBEBS. Mr; 17. Mares ALLEB WANTS riM RKOW KO0 for on yaar.oBgood 1 imprond ally properly. located on on-of tee best streets of Ibis city. address Appeal offloe, or to Messrs.

Cli Meat. attorney! n-iew. riikK HANDS TO Mr Boor or Ave good jw Krnnutmt. 500 ytN.Tin BoardluK and A kfatinn rnn mi thi I mi nn Klver. Arkan.

Apply to Wn Darcls ejJ-er0D itr MMrta 147 CO Csoniractora. I Two mm o' Ji work to work on r.rtn twelve ml rrom aemp.ie Lib lknni nil and One a. I ill iiuw ir n.rtln lrmnn i the to No JS1 Front atreet. Nona Deed apply bill theee Who Oka A'iirM .07 I IT VI' 11 eJ t.t&nn in Nrrtn A 11 ve iiuinuvT a b.ras. A iilnallou lalsaman or to IM la- luurMuua riTflu.

Add re. H. T. tb i ttin MTUE MK-ood-Haiid boat fnmttnn a i vnn.htiA i.tniltM In vnrk In JT ibe coantry on ReftldMiee Ibree and -bAi: ttiUe" DOrui Ol u.t a'owi v. 77V i mllM I rom tb BilU A.

Baa tw a. Ban. nnik. AUUieu, rj a a a Lia- nf Dec i or lb abscriber, who will rnxnUb erapottaUoa from J. BOS.

A 'OVAM-A white woman VodothehOuaa- MJmJ I I liar A aWwl 1 let. II I mw wot a i-iiMAAj. and Iroej and oa ui: know enonjiii a i 4M 'nd wmri come. waa a-d ataady eoQployment. Call a57 M.lolrett beiwea iba bouri i of 5 ipditnu BL I.

MM MH Inr a 1a nf IUi i Will K1V 1 iroojid, If loeatton anlu ma It mnat be wlttn one aquar 01 Wa m.r An ufflct. SBtXD-HAIl rnrnltnr, reave cm auu HooMhoid eood. or kliklyd; Beoond atreeu H.T.atHWOTT. FOR RENT. BODsWi Two cottage-bona; on on -ale tfatt, on on pi.

Mar On. Atp St ubtiKWX ta a ir (., leg city ralirnaa offloa; rent tSO per moi-ih for cole, or tor hatf; well enltedlor a (rooary or liquor HK4 Mi oarner Main and eale atraetk. ul -K IieUicc-honaa wit 4 rooma, 1 JJ r-liin afcreeu DW ELUL OCSK AKD HOCHD-t'fcidnera, inraerymen and dalrjmen rfa.l:4.hAiiM mrtrt lottv Mile rooiid. alloatad on the olr) Raltlgh road, tnat ot the otty iunlia- lae prep a-a riiroja aiciu wm ihrjan tne croand. to aardenera, dairy -at.

or nnrer men the piao poaaaee fine Ikcuiu-t. App to jakw I5 Bo. OHon OT QE A new cottage with five room. A nam. eon.

42 adiaon street. ie02 OT For rent or lea, or wHl aall a lot on Xj roe street, below Dettoto atreel. 77 bi lit leal. Apply tn 121 Mo. 7 Mad antraat.

OFriCE The moat deal i able tfflee in 'be ell a. ormer.y oeenpled by ln-anrauoe Company; alao, two office In the ttaxiun Block. Apply to 0. 1) CROCKETT, 17 Onion street. BE CPfER STOBItB Of MX BOOBK.81 1 Madron suitable for a flis.

el-a t-oardlLg liooae. BAH i.Llt.vBtBO BOOM On large rcom, suitable f-i ootton ofnre ommiaalon boaineaa or Job pxlat-lag office lLls room la In the tear or the department of the Appeel, and In tf'B center of thi onamea louof ibe city. STOKE-uOoM The store-room on the corner of Main acd Monroe street, under the rtabodj HoUl, from February 1st. Apply to B. C.

BK1NKL.ET. Maaiaon atraat. FOR SALE. Cl-ES-We bin 100 mnle now on hand, iMi i i ut Ln niabl: onr raotlot ar miles par waek. Ail stock -rantaed a repr Lted.

B. IRXaC4 Buhl b. and Sti atree VBJbuf AMlItRSlH lor sal obeap. lor oaah or city ecc-p an', km rsu imt a mucin three mlauie ano a App'y at Apnea office. mbl MIU'H COW-Twen head of aeelt-ma-'d mtlsb ewa lorsa e.

Call at Apfat IOT ofier lit a Tasini lot 76 by IK 4 aa aid' Bhaby etreei, In" aocth of Ob o'a rf Ileus. Tats is de-ciu- mam etuesirab'ierealdenoe property Bow ur aaie In Ula clly. B. BEAD. BUABjiNU HOC nk Wail eatab ted do ln a proBtaole boaineaa with lurni-tore eooiplaie.

ar river and rallroacs Wnl be aoid cnaap to a cteb customer Rsr on or tte baslnaa auqatrta auoat Itt.u ACdreaa, W. A. Baardlbg Mini." Appai OTic. tii SAW MI i. POKBAuKOBLEabE For par ii'i i apt at the omoe of the Mem-ph D.

a I CK-a cv.ro an OK hvLk OHTOTKaDE ior other prop-JT arty in Lb city or it euburba, a lot on the norOi aid of Jflreon street, at It inter aactlOB with Cliail on aveno. Apply to OOt.UWn, tali No. 11 MWUvm street. F'BwlKlt-tbaaVhora power Fortabie Kn-i doe. btiilt by the employee of tue Metn-pbi ana Charleaton Railroad Con which took the premium at tn lata Fair.

This engine wee tn. from selected mate- nj. aiid tne woia ana atiie anperior. For aaiMcuJire apply to latO Bt'KKE, M. M.

A B. Oo 1 KBIDEIfCK Dealrable realdenoe, kM Jaffa fcn atreel. Apply on preen la, nols 1 OTA-Ob Walnut atraet, on time. Apply it mitt Union at OBOBOK HIE OS STRAYED. STBs.

OB oTODBN Ft oo. Hi Marshall srusa. a BAT MOHBA. abcut .1 baud hi-b ooe- barilla man and tall. Liberal reward to prty retornlnc hloi to Van II a in i.

near aWn anttS AND BOARD AM jAKD a large piaaaaal front wit board aiao, a lew ty board-i V4 mro atreet. ani A In good boarder Can Be atajaaeai mil en at 7. Morr atreet tea ROOMS AND fcOA hl-Roma, fnrnlahed or unfarn tehee, with board, for lamlllae or aiuslr k-i t.euien. Alao. a lew day boarder aii be iiannimoetataTl, at 111 Conn nr.

et. MKK. WIHtli. L0S1. i coinr.

IS Baade nlah; had on a saddle and bridle, a liberal reward will be paid to finder. J. 1. BA WL.1N08. tear tat Front street UOQ-Yenerday, from lay adiaon street, a speck ea pointer dug, liver-colored bead Bad aa enln coliar with initials- W.

acgr rut thereon. Will awar to the name Pon A reward of will te paid iur his -e: very to OkO. W. MAJiN, at the abe ve acdreaa, or at mnt at eat. fe.t FOR Rt-T OR SALE.

STtiBK HOUdt Oreai Bargain 'or Caeb-I a viua-1 stoic boss. Mo. 1M Front si eat, n'-w ofee i fo--'a1 or rant. App to TR i i mt rim' atreet. RaIOBNOk A deatrable ln i pair.

eonWtnmg nine rooma 04 water and plenty shade, a lew sups fr IMBieu ef Poplar a reel rai.ioau. Apriytt J. oaBH, feWJ Front reel. A small farm, near txe Ba igh A a on and R. H.

one u.l eaai of Bal'ig oetwten an am 70 acre open band; grx.d mprcTeuienu, lrclt, etc AkP to B. WullamaOM. toe pr-ap isas, or to ts7 D.UB1KWABT MeTAr.hU. STRAYEO OR STOLEN FiTM1ULf-un conaay nignt, iter) Sbtn. a dark brown mars oBi 8 years O'd.

It hands nigh, with bar mark and 1 roogb bud all rouuu ai o. a bay mar pony. With Ions mane and fsaa wb le spH in forsaead. A liberal will tn paid for their return to me, on Pigeic rtuosl i aJ two mile from Us city, ad itKgibe MauaDald plaoe K. nawariw.

LOCAL ITEMS ao to LddlnB Baatz.es OuUaas, Attend Robertson's Buaiuwa oolias. Armatrong Pbutuaraphie UaUary, No. Ill Main street. Thrse tauiUes (em pictures kM any OdtuKU'i wkAB cleaned without aoi and nrisde like new, at (to Memphis Steam Dyeing E.tablUh-nts (il atadiaon atreet Flies hot ium kt tbe Baj Horaw" T-jTy day. Irons tan to ocooloak.

BBLAJOMB the grate la IBM tOtm. TM nm aw'tng uer- Coerar-BIAL Fsajorrr tamds kinulaea than chstrlu. dattt. inhvnta and etlldren. Mrs.

Wbit- is be areat ebUdrta's Mtsedy THE APPEAL IN THE CITY. at wkteh the Dally Appeal The Daily attbal can be bad every morning at the following-named place ln the city At AfMAL Countlng-Room 14 Union itreyt. At the newswland of Jo Looks, No. aH Main street. At the news-tnd of W.

J. Manafbrd, eorser of Beopnd and Monroe itreetA At the newi Stand of J. Byrloh, No. IM MUn atreet. At the newl-stand ln the Feabody hotel.

At the uiai alsii I In the commercial boteL At the newaatAnd ln Lb Worsbam bouse. At the neere-alAnd In the Overton hotel. At the news-stand ln the Southern hotel. At the newa stand of Emmons A Bon, No. lu 1 AttetbUnrliand of Wm.

Bplokernagle, corner of Fourth and Poplar streets. At the news-etand on BL. Louis wharfboai. At tke news-stand at Lanier A Eldrldge's, Seoonc atreet, near adiaon At tue newa-stand of Hobbday. on Beale street, near Main.

At the newa-stand at the Railroad depots. At the news-stand on the Memphis and Little Bock wharfboat. At Booth Memphis news-depot, Mo. Ml Beale street, near Beoond. Atlas, uorwlnyag Main street, near Mad-toon.

At Paul Wright's, Main street. At N. Johnston's uews-stand, 461 Main trees. At Walkers News-stand, Ni KB Beale teat, opposite Beale street market. LOCAL PArtAGrtAPHt.

Policeman Shepperd fannd floe hone etrsylng about Fourth street last night. Thi horse was impounded ln the Overton tables, It Is the remark of all visitors to oar city that Memphis contains more amnse-mint-loving people ln proportion to population than any other city of the country. Themes has excited In the people an appetite for orchestral music that will not be satisfied with less than the beet performance of the works of the beet oom-poaers. Country merchants will find Memphis as cheap a market for every description of goods aa any in the country. Our facilities are unsurpassed for quick and expeditious delivery.

By river end rail we can ship ln all directions. We can nevermore think of a violin as inseparably associated with the "rollicking rams" of this sinful world. To "Ave Maria," as chanted laet night by these instruments, surely angels bent down to listen in rapturous ecstacy. Advertisers will please remember that the Weakly appbal is published every Tuesday. The next addition will be an unusually lar- one, and therefore tin exceptional advertising medium.

Bend in your favors before Sunday. The friends and admirers of Mr. Bindmsnn hsve no more excuse. The departure cf Thomas's orchestra leaves him a fair field. He ought to have a crowded house to night, at the matinee to morrow and to morrow night.

We don't like to be too urgent, but in the interests of the people we sre constrained to again oail the attention of the city authorities to the filthy condition of the streets, and ask that a force sufficient to put them in good oondition be at ones employ rid. Two darkles were arrested yesterday by Sergeant Arrata, and brought to neo's room for identification They ex actly suited the description given of the assassins who made 'he attack on him Tuesday night. They were found not to be the men. A negro went into a clothing store next to Roper's grocery and took a pair of pant with which he rn away. Being hotly pursued by Officer Duffy dropped the clothing to lighten himse'f He was overhauled on Oayoso street and lodged in the lower statlonhotue.

The Right Rv C. T. Quintard, 8. T. LL will officiate lo-uigbt, at half-past seven o'clock, in St.

Mary's church His seimon will be addressed particularly to young men, who are also invited to meet the Bishop at the Rpieeopal reel dence Immediately alter the service. When Miss Krebi was first encored li at evening at the operahouse she osme '0 the piano and payed only the firs', strain of some musical composition and withdrew. It was the irtico to a temple of matchless, tastefal architecture- ths froth, as German would say, on a foaming figin of delicious lager. For the past three days the Peabody hotel, inhabited by Thomas's orchestra, has teen a living temple of music From sixty spartments there have bubbled up little rills and fountains of music that fl 4 into one another at the operabouee, and then rolled away in heaving billows, a very ocean of melody An unfortunate woman who had lodged ln the house No 40 Washington street, was found dead in her bed yesterday morning. An inquest was held by Ocroner Mefiatt an bouror two afterward.

The jury found that she had died from morpclne. Sbe tad been three or four years at that sort of life, and wa bat a few davs at No 40." during- whioii time she had been drinking. There is a ease at present before Cbarcsllor Soott and a Jary ln ths second chancery court cf Bneioy county, agamst the Big Creek Turn utke oompany, in whlcr Messrs. Cobb. Rck and Battle sre oomplalnanta.

Toe matters ai leered la the Dill of corrpiain'. reier principally vo uu-par lures by the company from the terms of the charter in charging extra tolls and not keeping the road ln order. There were three Baptist preachers at Umi i perabouse last night. They osme that tbey might be "deluged" in melody They never wanted to come up out of the water. hat a glorious death drowning in heavenly tnuait must be, and who was not r.f en made breathless with delight strsngled in the deep rolling flood-tide of divine melody.

It was a baptism of the soul that made us all better. All the preachers should have been there. The Raleikh railroad company propose to make thst institution a genuine production of Shel otunty from begin blng to end. The roadbed will be ready for the iron in the coarse cf a month. The company have it in contemplation to get the iron, if it can be purchased aa chesply aa elsewhere, in She: by coanty.

They also express a preference to have their roiling stock eonsiructea in asem-1 is, A macntfloent pavlilion for dano- Ir.g and picnic parties will be among the nrat improvements wnion toe pecpie oi Italelgh will pot up I summer. The attention nf the county authori ties is called to the horrible condition of I he roads in the immediate vicinity of the city. That by which funeral processions ti-uslly reach Elmwooa cemetery is tro l'dlv cut up and so broken into "ruts" and boles that it is svoided, and carriages now have to taks another and more circuitous route, whloh, if the present spell af weather continues, will soon be ln as bad condition as the first. Something should be done, and immediately, to rem edy the evils complained of. Tne path to the grave snoaid at least be a smooth one.

In the "amusing ornithological epl ode" which came under the observation of the habitues of the lustloe's court, on Wednesday make me, very unwillingly on my part, one of the contestants la "got se and gander" case. I was rolling the "ardent" all day yesterday, and was not present at the i latlee'a levee, snd so far as my memory extends, never owned a bird of the class you refer to Most aesuredly 1 didn't clr those question. Reepectfully, II. Al UAltU OertmwU. the party in this osse wis evidently another peraon of the same name.

The Wbxklt Appbal for next week, which will be ready on Tuesday will be in usuny interesting. Reside the usual telegraph, commercial and other news it will contain the "grldlnn msp" of Memphis aystem of railways whloh has attracted so mach attention to Memphis on nan of persons abroad. This map. which speaks more clearly than words, the peculiar advantage cf our city, the center of a large and rL-bly productive country, should be sent to every dlc ion by those who would ceip toe appbal in Its great work of building up the city. With a view to meet such poesioie demand we will issue an acuiually large edition Oopiea may be had single snd ln wrsppers ready for mailn price five cents.

Send in your orders. The Oorinth ws says; We sre glad to learn that the pecuniary status of the Appbal is of such a fi arlshlBg nature aa to justify its owneta ln investing elevfn tb. uaand dollars in a doable cylinder press end other ma'erial for the office. The APPBAL is a first olasa urnal, filled each day with the latest news from sli quarters of the globe, snd Is the repre sentative paper oi tne city ot jaempcta. we are rejuioea to nesr of our neignoor's prosperity.

It Is index thst Mem Phis, as city, is prosperous, too. It Is to the Inmarsat of North Mississippi, North Alabama and Wast Tennessee that Memphis should grow and prosper. Even now, our merchants aan do aa well, if not better by purchasing in Memphis than elsewhere, and our home pride aboo'd emulate us to build up cities ln our midst snd at tl-e South. -Mny advertisers hsve a prioUoe Ten when they have but small idver-tiaemsnt Id a paper, of getting up a puff lag article for an editorial, from tee lines nptoa hundred or more, an 1 then mod astly asklrg the publishers to loser- 1'. as reading matter, '-free gratia fir notblrg Now at the rate of iseste mmia per line, which moat paper oharge for inserting business notices in reading mat ter type, the free adv rtlalng that is thus coolly requested would come to oonslde--ably more to the advertisement whlt-h they pay for.

It is true the there auay be megrea. pnoiie enterprise which are worthy ot a liberality on the part of the eenblaakar ln the way ot free notice, hnt is ft gMjitti thing; eboss who ask this tree puffing, have no greater claims upon ths public press than any other advertiser. A publisher's advertising columns sre his main source of income, snd no one has any more right to ask for tbe gratuitous use ot the same than he has to request the freedom of a slothing store, that he may help himself to what anlu him. AMUSEMENT. Tbi Last Thomas Ooscbbt.

The flnaie performance ot the Thomas orchestra last night was given to the largest sudienos ever asssm Bled on any occasion ln Memphis, The programme which we ublisbtd yesterday, was strictly aanerea to and It performance was aa much tbe eu eject of eulogy aa those cf ths two proceeding oeoawtons. Miss Krebs again challeoned tbeadminttlon of her aadienoe. as much for wonderful ezbibition of memory aa for her execution which cannot be excelled She was iond'y encored for her performance of ber part of the "Polonaise Brillante" of Weber, tbe Instruments tlon to whloh by Lslst Is an effective so aomnanment as rendered by the thor ongbly drilled oroheetrs. So, too, for tbe nocturne of Chopin snd tbe caprice of Rubinstein, she was again 'ouaiy enoor- ti. She responded tn both instances and very much the delight and satisfaction of those who have learned to appreciate ber as an artitte of the highest class Her peculiar distinction as a pianist lias in rapidity of execution, dear, distinct enunciation, and sympathe'lo modulations Tbe performanoes by tbe orchestra were all of the high char scter, for which tbey are famous.

The first thst claims attention is tbe "Ave Maria" of Gounod, whloh was decidedly the chef d'ovvre ot the evening. Mendelssohn's sobers Reformation Symphony comes next, then the symphonic poem "Lea Prelrdes" of Liszt, wbich is beautiful and clear musical elaboration of the passsge from Lauisr-tine's "Meditations," commencing "What is life but a aeries of preludes to that unknown song whose Initial solemn note is tolled by First ws had tbe enchanted dawn of life tn a movement for violins that expressed the lusp ring emotion which our aglisb word love beet expresses; then the crashing storm which disperses youths' illusions. This is succeeded by the calm of rural lite, and that bv the final crash of battle The fantasia "Visions ln Dream," with solo for Zither, was beard wltb breathless atten-t on and an encore secured repetition of the closing psasage with the cither solo. The overture "Lenorc," ot Beethoven, the march "Tannhat user" and the waits Weiner Freaken," by Strauss, were especially well received, appealing aa they did to the popular taste. Taken altogether, this programme was feast of good things, offered tantalizinglv and temptingly ln print, but executed with a rare fidelity; with an excellence that defies criticism and deserves only the words of praise wbich at the close fell in rapid and confusing suoonesion from every lip.

We thsnk the Thomas orchestra for the opportunity their presence here hss afforded onr people of hearing the most classic music, under circumstances so favorable, and interpreted so truthfully. They have awakened here a desire for orchestral music that they themselves can only satisfy, and we shall "long" im-oaMenily for a second visit. We say "Qood-bye" to them with regie, snd envy the trest in store for the people of Nashville, before whom they will appear to-night. They came to us as missionaries of art, to disseminate a knowledge of tbe capacity of music to express all the emotions of i be human heart. Their lesion, so delightfully given, was with pleasure received, and he scholars, so apt, are lost in tbe first reverie, amid which the poetic truths of music are dawning upon them to strengthen their desire for another visit from the masters.

And thus we wait. Theater "Narclsse" was again presented last night to a very fair house. The piece was, if possible, more srtlsticaiiy put upon tbe stage than on Wednesday night, snd the audience were no les9 Ibe story embodied la tbe play Is interesting in itself, while tbe sin-gulsr misfortunes of Nareitte, as represented by Mr. Bandmann, evoke the warm sympathies of the coldest nature We gave a brief resume of this interesting story in yesterday's A ppk The acting of Mr. Bandmann whi wandering about tbe streets of Paris, abandoned by bis beautiful wife, may ba regarded as the very highest style of histrionic art.

Tonight the fashions ble one for Memphis theater goers will be the benefit of Mr. Bsndmsnn. The programme is an inviting one As there- will be no other plane of amusement opan in the cltj it is but fair to expect very full houss. Theie will be three pieces: "David O-srrlck Hsppy Pair" and "Riugh Diamond This is bill which will furnish a splendid entertainment for the orowd of people that will be sure to visit the theater. Those who have not seen Mr.

Bandmann ln Memphis would do well to take this opportunity to become acquainted with oue of tbe greatest artists now occupying the American stage. Las Mr. Bandmann have a rousing benefit to night. Rbadincs fbom the Gbrmab Posts The loll wing no-- will be read wi'h treasure by oar German oiticens. We have little doubt they will be able to make arrangements for the promised "treat" that will satisfy Mr Bandmann snd gratify a large number oi people.

By all means let us, have one or more readings irom the German poets: Peabodt Hotel, Mbthis, i February 2B, Esttobs Appbal In you' issue of this morning, your dramatic critic suggests that 1 should give a reading from tbe German poets befjre my departure irom Memphis, and that mvcoubtrymen have expressed desires to that effect. I thank them for tbel oourtesv and kiudness. but r-gret that it is Impossible during my present visit. I should, however, be moat happy to comply with their request on my return Journey (which will be snout six weeks) the German residents will make arrangements to that effect. Allow lie.

ln behalf of myself and Mrs. Bandmann, to return oar sincere thanks to the press and cltlaens of Memphis for their very kind and liberal support during our present stay. Your truly, DANIEL E. BANDMANN. Opeba Borrra.

Aimee and her troupe are just now delighting the people of ew Orleans. She will furnish tte next ma steal sensation for Memphis, and then Offenbach will usurp the place which Thomas bas secured for Mendelssohn, Wagner and Lies. Mr Cleme-ts, of the police force, was married to Miss I ngram in Calvary church last evening. Mu R. P.

Dcscan and bis lovely bride returned to the city from their bridal tour to New Orleans last night. Mb. Theodore Thomas, Miss Marie Krebs snd tbe members of the grand orchestra left this morning on the four o'clock train, Louisville railroad, for Nashville, where tbey will give two concerts. Amoho tbe members of ths Thomas orchestra, Mr. Arnold, of Memphis, is conspicuous as a first-violin plsyer.

We hsve much pride ln reverting to this fact -oaase Mr. Arnold was long Identified with our theater orchestra, and stands deservedly high ss an artist, studious, careful, and conscientious Hbbrt Moods, of this dty, sometimes called Hal, in a state of mental hallucination has perpetrated matrimony. He was married last evening at the First Methodist church to Miss Elizabeth Burns. The press gang and tbe typographers of the city were ln attendance, and heartfelt congratulations were tendered tbe excellent gentleman and his beautiful bride. Ws makb space for the following answer an unprovoked ani gratuitous assault upon a s' ranger who la in Memphis with view to make arrangements for a large manufactures enterprise: EnrroES Avalarchs: On my return to Memphis this evening 1 read your comments on an artless wrltteu from Chicago to tbe Little Rock Republican, in which I thL you do me lnjuslloe.

I have not read the a' Hole referred to, but tbe quotation yon make from It Is entirely without fuodstion ln tiuth. I do not owe a dollar ln Chicago, nor have 1 defrauded an individual or corporation out of a dollar. 1 prise the good opinion of you and your reader too big ly to allow sucn a sta eruent to pasa for truth, but the Little Bock Republican la too well known in lu own state aa a liberal and persistent viilloer to nrd any answer. O. MOORS.

INHUMANITY. A Heartless Scamp Make Away with tbe PoeBeibooB of a Sick loan rede- On Tuesday night three men arrived at tbe foot of Union street from Arkansas, where they had been working on tbe railroad. One of the throe was very sick. Tbe other two bad come over to take care of him. A lorging-house was procured oa McCil street, snd the sick man made comfortable.

That night one of the comrades took tbe sick man's poeketbook, containing 966 60, thus leaving tbe poor -how a beggar. Ota wr Dally was noti-8-d of ths fec and bad watob set for Burke, tbe thief. He caught him yesterday moml-JK In a drunken nondltlop. Tbe oonten ot the poeketbook war re aooed to 80 Burke was conveyed to tbe lower sta ioanouas to await a little touch of justice from hand of tbe recorder. TJpfbb Plcb Lick -water, aa an alterative and aptu-ieBt, bas benefited, and will eontlnae to benefit hundreds of thousands when rival waters havs bed tbelr brief dsy snd been forgotten.

Its merits have been proved by the experience of century. For sale tb- drugstores MANSFIELD Jt HIGBEE Wholesale Agents. Job Locks, tmi Maio street, has tbe start aaaortnuent ot Mage line, Pictorials and dallies to VhsetS-. 19 HE A FRAUD? A raw Esvaves (res tfee History ot BTr. 1 At- Hill, reraaerly er Meanpkt, bat new el tb Mobile Ale bo.

tlai Judge ercettow wet A ppraeiateel-Hew long till the Bottooatess Pit Free Overt How a rort.se In soger Hoaey Went Slosblag abont the Coaatsr sva taken Id mi I.ast by Hill. Philadelphia Lawyer te Vavdertahe to helve the Hrwat Qaery What io eta with BL at. H. The handle of letters, cards, papers snd the like, of whloh we publish copies below, received yesterday by Captain Athy, our chlerf of police, and by him se nt to a well known business firm on Front row, for tbe purpose of being inquired into, ana elan for the norooee of ascertaining whether Edward Hill might not be wanted" in the city. Oar reporter was permitted to copy the documents for pub-licstion, which be did, thinking they might be found interesting to our business men.

There are conflicting views held lr regard to the business status cf Hill. Esch person, ot course, win iorm his own Idea about tbe affair when be shall have read this very unique and cu rious handle of papers. AH INTRODUCTION. To Introduce our readers properly to "the subject of this memoir," we present first tbe card of the nrm oi wmcn sar Hill is tne ostensible head: Edward Hill. Geo.

L. Beed. BD 'AID HILT. A OO GBOCEB-J, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ABO DSankBn nr FLOUR, FSt DCCI AHD PROVISIONS, I Cor. Water and St Louis MOBILE, ALA.

THE NEXT DOCUMENT Is a letter from Captain W. P. Barlow, tbe wide-awake chief of polioe ot Mobile, to captain Athy, in which he says OrncB Chief or Mobile. February 23 1S72 Captain P. R.

Atby, Chief of Police, Memphis: Xeor S.rl have lust "pulled" a prac ttcal Joker named El ward R. Hill, and ending some letters waicn may ds oi interest to you. forwird them herewith. We have been watching Hill several weeks: he bss no place of business here. came from New York in January, snd is well known in Memphis, I imagine.

He hss written to snout one nunarea dusi ness houses ln every important city ex cept Memphis, ordering thousands of dol lars' worth of goods, though securing but one shipment, whloh has not yet arrived. I sm not sure 1 can convict of fraud or false pretenses, snd hope yon my "want" him on some old charge. Respecttully yoor obedient servant, W. P. BARLOW.

A VOUCHER, such as it is, is the next roll of papyrus unfolded. This is probably what greeted Captain Barlow's vision when he asked Mr. Hill to rise and explain as to his business ln Mobile: Orncs or Davisoie, Sctlimas A No. Union St Stonewall Block, Memphis, Nov. 28, 1371.) To aU Whom It May Concern This will introduce your acquaintance snd favorsb notice Mr.

E' ward Hill, our soliciting agent. Any favors you may ex'end to him will be fully sp predated and reciprocated by your obedi ent servants. DAVISON, 8TILLMAN CO. HEBE IS ANOTHER CARD, gorgeously got up in fancy inks, and calculated to impress one thst tbe firm Issuing it was all that could be desired by the mcstcxacttcg Dimness man: EDWARD R. HILL, soliciting Agent lor DaVIO-Os CO, I OOTTON COMMI-SI0 BUT EES, For Eastern and European Markets, AD C1TT0N GOODS MANUFACTURERS, No.

Union Street, Memphis, Tenn. I We refer by permission, to James President DeSoto Bank, Memphis; 9.: Tobey, Esq President City Bank, Mem-j Gage 4 Fisher, Cotton Farters, Mem-: ipbls; R. M. runkhouser, Dealer ln Bonds, dl Broadway, New U. Roddey.

1Z7 Pearl reet, New York I A. Foute. K-y Ranker and Broker, iBrosdway, Nw York. A WOOD 0 TTON JUPvB, The annexed letter shows that all the shrewd cotton men are not dead yet. The agent who is to be asked to "come home as soon as pom be, and drive pills until hell freesia over," evidently knows a ihlng or two sbout the staple.

The epistle is aatea MxHPH's, Jan. 80, 1873. 8. B. Kill, Boston, Mast.

Mt Dear Bib -We received a dispatch irom or aoout a week ago atating that be had sent an order by ex press, wuu samples, for five hundred bales of cotton We supposed as it was coming by express it was unlimited order or it would not have been sent by express, snd as we needed money about that time, we concluded we wouid use your money and get it out of tbe commissions of this five hundred bales ot ootton. I will now explain the nature of the order; the asm pies sent olaassd good ordinary, and was to be bought two cents below the price ot low middling; that was impossible to fill Tee price of good ordinary, below low middling, is ihjpe quarters Instead or two cents. The next asv after we received this order we received a letter from him revoking the order, and giving as an order for fifty bales, to be laid down ln Providence, for eighteen and quarter oants, when tbe same oo. ton is worth in this market nineteen aod a half cent. So vou see what a fools they are.

I think it is the D.iotor's fsult I wrote to tue fool when be first went there about the price of pickings that D. Walker wanted, and gsve him the priceof sucn cotton at scm twelve and a half to fifteen and half cents. The Doctor thinks that all low grades ot ootton oan be bought lor the same price now that could tusn Hi does not appear to know that ootton I advanced four cents since that lime We fear hs hss ruined the whole thing; be has told tbe ip nners that ordinal and good ordinary could be laid down there for 18c. He had the audacity to write to us, that we could make lo per pound after filling at limit. Sacb en idea never was heard ot before.

We have written to him to come home as soon as possible snd sit down snd drive pills until hell freezes over. am very sorry thst we used your funds. We would not hsve done It, but thought we had a sure tnicg. will send yon tne dispatcn. Yours respectfully, B.

DAVIDSON. A TELA OK AM. The following is the dispatch, no doubt, whloh caused tbe ootton sgeut to be ordered home snd set st phl-rol iig: PaoviDkieCB, R. 1., January 8, 1873. To Messrs.

B. Davidson dt No. Union street, Memphis. Tennessee: Send cotton samples and order by express five hundred bales j. w.

McMillan. BLOOD OUT OF A TURNIP. The following is written in tone which one partner of a flrst-olasa firm generally speaks of his associates. Any gentleman in this business community will vouch ior tne truth oi this statement Orrica B. Davidsob A Co.

oa A -o Colon streei Memphis, Tenn December E. H. Hill, St. Louis, Missouri My Dbab Sib Your fsvor of the 27th cams to bar to-day; was glad to hear from you. Mr.

Peres told you he had paid me (50; I did not understand It ln that way. I pressed him so close about the money, and told him that I had loace yon aome money, aod he finally said he weald let me have 60 of his own money, and I have so considered it all the lime. I I saw Mr, Peres on laet Wednesdsy, and I told blm If he would sell the note be ween thst and Monday, that I would dl count the note 126, and he said he thought he w-. uld, snd this Is Saturdsy aod I have not seen him since. I think I will save it for you We received one "rder to-day from 8.

A. Chase, of Fall River, tor one hundred bales of ootton and con id not do anything with It, or ln other words, oculd do nothing at tbe banks, beoaassMr SlUlmafi'j was In tie business. They all told me if I would cause blm to withdraw, they would let me have all the money I wanted. I told Mr Stillman what they said, and he said be would withdraw from the firm. Ton know bow Mr.

Stillman stands here in Mtmphis. He has mora enemies than any man I ever saw. I have Just sent a dispatch to S. A. Chase to have him to change this order, snd also one to tbe doc- tor.so when you g)E jem alii not let aoout the matter, ibestvisot arm win be now, B.

Davidson A Co. I am glad you are going back east soon, for I am aatiafled yon will succeed and get plenty Of orders. Keen us posted as to yoai whereabouts. Tou-s. very rteo-ful'y, DAVIDSON A CO.

SCwAB MONET. From the tenor ot the following It la evident that somebody has been diddled, bat that It Is not Stillman one might swear: Ol0B DAVtOSnn A No. 8 etree Memphis, Tens January 6, IsTJJ B. Bill, Nsw York Yours ef tbe 2d cam to band day. I will send yon tbe account 9t sale of sugar that Peres gsre me.

I tried sboat twelve days togat blm to pay the now that be be sugar. 71 If fwnt He said he would jtay amlnd to take it. He said it was ail clear profit on your p-irt 1 concluded mat i had natter take it, ne has paid it all but 960, snd says be mil pay that to morrow. I do not ktow whether I can gat you either a draf or money order, without St being seized I think the bankers all know mors or about It. I am sorry that I had anything to do wltb the matter at all, nor would but I thought yon would get some business.

I wrote you a letter aeviral days ago, stating that Mr. Stillman bfcd to withdraw his name from the firm because I could not use his name in bi.nk. Let us bear from you hoping you will send as aome orders This will ba the style of our firm hereafter: DsvUlson A Oo." Tours very respectfully, B. P. Ton write to Peres snd find oat bow mach he paid me, and then you will be better aatltfisd.

B. D. MOW MM DONE BUSINESS. To show bow Mr. Hill done buslnem it Is neoeaaary to reproduoe as specimens two of the orders for goods louna tipoa him.

Order No. 1 reads Mo ai lb, February 30, 1872. Chaa. M. Hows A Cairo, Illinois Gentlemen -Please ship to ni by steamer to Columbus, and M.

O. Jv, to Mobile 60 bales bsy, timothy 9225 1C0 sacks 140 160 sacks yellow or mixed corn 236 9601 Purchase a good article, in good si lp ping order, and ship on first boat at. low rates. Hark U. dt CO.

Bend lnvcioei ano bill of lading by mail, and draw on us or we will remit promptly, very truiy jouis EDWARD HILL A CO. THB 8X0 JND OBDBR, made on a Montgomery tobacco house, is a little more to the point, and lakes a little more money into aocount: Mobile, A February 6, 1872. Messrs. Davis A Beall, Montgomery Gentlemen You may, if you please, ship to us- by rail, say: 16 half-boxes fancy bright lbs 91 to 91 25 10 half-boxes extra fine 75c to Mia. 10 quarter-boxes fine 673 75:.

15 half -boxes fine Din. 70c to 7o 10 Quarter-: oxei medium 3s, 60ctOloc. 10 caddies pocket-pieces, bright flue, 70c to 75c. 10 caddies medium bright 10s, 65c to Mark A Mobile, and send bill of lading and Invoice by mall, ana draw on us. at sixty davs sight, tnrougn tne obdk Der amount of involoe.

Your draf; will be paid prom Dtly, Very respectfully, EDWARD HILL A CO, Postoffioe box, 275, MR. B. HILL, for all that is now known to the country, has nothing in hits wsy to sn immediate relesse from the Hotel de conn, st aioDiie If he is wanted in Memphis, tbe above documents do not prove it, and it seems that thsy have nothing asao on mm tn Mobile so ior tne present, aaieu lar.nui INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION. The Bxt Grand Mveaaeat lar 5S phis -We Host be Up with (be limes. What an Industrial Exposition will Accomplish for ns How It may he Promoted.

A city or a section, to beooma rich, must either produce from its soil, dispose of its internal resources, or enhance or convert the products of others, and can no more accumulate vslue to itself, by trading wi'h itself, than tbe two typical boys got rich by swapping jackets with oue one another, or a bear grow fat Dy sues ing his own psw. A system of internal sustenance snd commerce, however commendable It be, as a provision and inter change or comforts, is incomplete.) in ex tent, and is to all intents, a mere ennsum ing transfer from one pocket to unother of the body politic, which persisted in, ueco tries ultimately and Inevitably an in- tern-c fight, ln wbich an improvident motcer drains to ttreteness the lnuus tries, which if properly fostered ucd di reeled, would sustain an evergrowing vigor, and in which a-large per cent of the fougbt-for vsiue, instead oi oe rrg en rased in ac'ive production or use. is safe locked ia.inoperativa security or l.rodden and destroyed in the scramble. The Interest of self-preservAtitm, has been so long A PRIMAL MOTOR, thst we need not now a op to oomdder, if 11 be tbe trae principle or ure, sea as "self." "temilv." "tribe." "I alloc," "country," has bsen each in turn, the Dstter sou from wmcn nss spri.ng tue final aome of political virtue oatri t-isoi, so In the remotest sges of reoord or trsditlon, tbe name stranger," was a synonym for legitimate pray, ana so the sentiment found ister expression in the Olympic games and gladiatorial contests, bv whose sgency tne seven hilled city, resting from its self cans, ump tlon, sought to suck the rich life Dlood of Its provinoes, and so to stay as-btie its decadence; so tne wnoie sentiment oi a oeonle. the spirit of its law and the ac knowledged precedent of usage, of the tourist's Switzerland, oi oorenoj, modern Rome, Naples, Baden Badnn, and each other Mecca of pecunioee pilgrims, looks to the luring of the stranger to Its mashes, the prolonging of his stay by se duotivs comforts, and to opening wide their collars for his contribution so LONDON, PARIS AND NBW YCRK had their world's fair; so New Orleans has its snnuai Msrdl Gras Neglrd, woen the spirit of tbd city centers in unlimited soal snd unrestricted expenditure, to secure, by intensifying ths pleasures of a baseless revelry, the stranger's tribute to a passing spectacle; so Washington had Its inauguration pageantry so St.

Louis has Its unrivaled agricultural fair, and so Cincinnati and Nashville have their great industrial expositions, and so may we have ours. As increase lhe means ct supplying wants, uat so do wants themselves Increase, and our wants are not determined by our needs themselves, but by our affluence, as compared with others, snd our place in the race of life is not defined by time or the posts of the course ilseif, but by our relstlon to onr compeers. Midway between THB NORTH AND THB SOUTH, between the East and tbe West, and on their lines of travel, easily and cheaply accessible by river and by rail, to people and to products using, making, producing and handling, to an unequalei extent, the different articles produced by either section or wanted by either with a contiguous soil and climate of unsurpassed variety ot production, free of epidemics and pleasant of temperature, with a corps of mechanics and artisans who defy competition in excellence, and a body of merchants wboee aggregate transactions show the magnitude of heir ability. With every facility for and no obstacle against, there is no apparent reason why we msy not keep our place on tbe course, why we msy not hsve a very beet EXPOSITION, benefit ourselves by the display; and be well paid to make it. The sole pertinent question now seems, ho to do it, and who to do it Memphis hss an organized body ol bona fide working mechanics and artisans, the Mechanics Institute, which even so far back as tbe fall of 1870 numbered one hundred live members snd then at our county fair, In tbe unrivaled extent, exoeilent arrangement and satisfactory management of the mechanical and artistic department, made a most worthy show of its ability, and a proud display of what our Industrial people oan do.

What better sponsor can be wanted tor such an enterpriser We anticipate an objection: "IT TAKES MONET." so it does, and Just in proportion as we have not money, an we have services to dispose of. So us give or sell services ior money oi wmcn otners nave a Bur-plus: let us have aa exposition to psy not only in the diffusion of general benefits, but In direct money compensation to the city, snd to those who do ths work let tbe mechanics Institute or theciiamner of commerce determine that theie thall be an exposition: not of tbe "good enough" sort, but the very bast possible, and let them clinch the determination Dy going at onos boldly at THB WOBX. them get earnest, faithful men, who agree to do all the work to insure sueeeset let each subscribe quantum cf atook, and eaoh assume a eeeiion of the wcrk to be done, aspeolaily by himself; let them arrange four classes of sabsarip.ionsi First subscriptions oi stccii, entitling to franchise and a pro rota of tbe profits. Second Limited loans, and ths stockholders' guarantee of payment. Third Free donations.

Fourth Advsnoad gale of admission tloketa. Let the responsibility of the whole management, whether dlreotly by iadivldusls or ba coooentrnted ln one head, that nothing otherwise unprovided for ba left undone, and let the stookhol 1-ers select general financial sioretsry or gent, wbo shall be individually liable for all receipts snd expenditures, and for a pro rata distribution of profits, according to a pre sriaiged plan and let nil workers be fairly paid, that their servlsea msy be folly exacted snd properly dirfotedi let a suitable OTtOM-saao BE BBtBCT.ES, Immediately and pleasantly aoeawibla, that all may a-tsar, and arrant, nra that mechanic and their families, snd each class of tbe whole city may attend at low admission, overbalanced by Increased: attendance; let money be saved by making no awards ol money value, and make the awards of intrinsic value, ij tbelr being IndlspaUBiB svklsnoe of gat for the Ba ad make money by applying tbe money 2 sua time otnsrwiae wasted in useless, tedious, uncertain, expensive snd ansa's transient of persons ana articles, to the payment ot increased, because more sc oessible, admission, and to the enjoyment ol tbe exhibition. Permit no display of ownership before swards are made, and all other ADVERTISING PRIVILEGES. within and without. Se a time in the fall, before the farmers sre busy with their crops, and before 'be sheds sre needed fir their storage: before too cold tor comfort, and after It is cool enough for oar people to return ana ior omen to oe passing.

Bgtn In time, that men and means msy ba provided, a building prepared, a cats logos arranged and published, time be given for publicity and for answering inevitable inquiries, ttma to let an interest grow, time to produce for exhibition, and time to decide to do so Lit the whole people unite iu this work Of common benefit; let onr railroads, steemnoais, atreet rail wsy, transfer Unas, hotels, restaurants, boarding houses, saloons, hacks and stables agree to RBDUCB THEN THB1R RATES to the very lowest point, rather than have no exposition, snd let cs not trest our guests ss strangers," at whom this is our last chance, but rather as friends whom we hops to entertain agsln st honest compensation for what we supply; and let the management snd every elt im see thst they sre protected from every Imposition, snd that all possible be done to enbsnoe the pleasure of their sojourn Shall we have it Shall we draw money by this influx and by bringing our own people here? Shall we sdver.isa by the display and make friends by the intercourse? Shall we exalte long-fruitful emulation, gain and give infoima ion, correct errors, and boid our plaoe on the course, or shall we sack our own paw through so long winter of torpor thst oar sooner-waking compeers, strong with the plenty of early spring, shall pass us in tbe race snd gather our share the sum mers fruits 7 AN INTERESTING LIST. Baines ol Leading Commercial Firms Reporting- their Highest Block at nay one lime During the Tear. The following names, copied from the books of the county tax collector on privileges, constitutes a list the leading mercantile firms cf Memphis who hsve paid ths alleged lilega' merchants' tax upon their stocks of g. Thosmounte mentioned bnlow Indicate the higbeel value of such stocks st any one time daring the year R. H.Gllsson.

UfiOO Thos. Warren. flO.fOO Oeeen Dwyer ljsOO Mrs A. Brlgnoll 50 Brown Norwood 3U0 Tone A Conaway 3,000 r-eter Boquet r. a.

cargiii jjob Oils A Co 15.000 Emmons A 300 8. Kahn A 525 Rosenbach A Co. 3,000 J. J. Biggs A 700 A.

Wolfensteln 4,000 Lyttle A Shields- 7,000 Mrs. Mary Rafferty 3D W. R. Chandler A Dorrla A Owen 4,400 Co 0,31 Cloth A Kethman Mrs. M.

Hess 400 A. Schmidt 800 J. Qulnby 300 Maxley A I j00 Mrs M. G. William- JohnSchumeyer.

800 eon 100 A. H. S'eadman SU0 Annie Duffy 250 Kee: A Co 10 00 W. t. 600 s.

Ellis 200 F. Lavlg; 4.000 McCarney 350 Keilerman JUu Emmons A L5Q0 M. ZOO Isaacs HUO J. Fealy 1,500 LemanGoldsmltblOB Chaa. L.

-ttrr 4W Thos. 100 8,000 S. Rose A Co 5,000 (Crone A Smith. 300 Frank Brown (col) MikeO'Neal 700 Ma.T.aUeen MO Reed A Buckham 3,500 J. It.

1500 J. B. Paileraon. 3,0.41 Washer A Co Mrs. J.

50 T. Noel John C. Scheider i300 Fold 4JM A Eloakl 1,500 Mancdne 150 H. bleat us 4,100 G. Eleln 500 O.

H. Marks 800 M. Lips tad B. Lewis 9.5 0 Mitchell, B- oou man A co snu L. 3,000 C.

Soln-man 450 M. Halle 1.00'J H. MetteA.Sonl6.-jU0 Geo Herbers 700 M. Hammer D. Griffin A Co 800 James Benrtou 0 H.

Morris A Bros. 1,500 E. Rosenleld 1,000 Goldsmith 1,000 M. Marks 1 500 W. J.

Harmon A Grey Varnell 1,200 Bro 7,000 H. ohn A Bros. 2JU0 Feucht A Lock- K. Loenei ijor hart 11.001 Isaac Friedman. 5.

Leopold Levy 2,5 0 Ed. Bauman. 2j5 0 L. Fartin J. euci aru urien.

40 K. 8 Quinn 5 a) Ash brook A White H. Gall S' 18 50 N.Schwrsenburg2,o 0 9 Halle 5, ro KirtlandALlvlna- A Oodraan L5 sum 500S A. 'A ell I Geo L. Greyser.

1.2 0 John Usee 2 0 Frledlander srrtbaldl 15 A. G-bl EM D. Shelby. 1 JH A. Roschlrtz B.

Lowensiein -lSSoi L. Lewln 2 000 Isaac Coon J. H. Cian schiebler 11,000 C.J.Miner 500 Ed. McDonnell- 100 Menken os If 5,000 rs.

ci tlstisum 1,00 M. 8. Chapsky- 4,000 W. Frank 6,000 Leldy A Co J0UU Morris 4,000 Leu brie oa S00 Zadoclc ACo ,000 A. Bauer 1 000 John Manogue.

mi a uv. rnjusco i B. Ha. 1,300 V. Cohn.

l.soo Robert 2,000 2.3H M. Schwartz "500 Moses Lew. aOo A. Mian 1,000 MrsA.Malowny 30 C. Quackeitbosb 4, 00 Lewi-Kan ij.

5.000 Jo-enh Waldran John E. login. LOOo Biumeulhsl. 1,000 Jscob ahane IJiiO J. P.

Hook 1.500 Geo B-rgman. 3.000 8. Toule L. pnld sou James 600 Btauton A Wll- 3M liAxns 1,750 Geo. Abraham s.ieji W.

Splckernagle Jacob A Foppiano H. SCMfl Forster, Kealho- 1.5-0 1JM 000 ru ja. conn ferAco 10,000 L. Warner. M.

Docohue. 800 James A. Taylor 2.893 A. Devoto Harpm nABro Rosin Bro 100 Johnston A 31) Vance 1.800 HerinacPbllllpe 1,000 1400 James iOO wM. 8 Cleave-, Smlth- e-rince i.iioo wio-kAHaicber 15.000 Woodruff A 30.000 St ever Roescher 3,700 G.

tlssseuburch V.00 J. Barblere 250 John Lanii two Lewi- SO A. 8.000 Lagamarlslao C. Waggner A Bro 300 A. Bncn ISO Femntoo A gelbrecbt A 14 923 Darnmann 4.000 Wneaton A 10,000 G.A.J unkerm.su o00 Elein A Bros 4,000 8 human 1 000 A Bra dt Ra-wert AWeilau 1,800 Henry Ku-jpC T.

800 L. New iurg A D. G. Cameron A Bro Co 3000 A.N. Wllonx John Voea L.

lf.soo JohnCanoD 1,000 5,000 1.000 Mt G. Rhine 8.000 Mrs. It Dunn 1 000 AndersonAWat- lllam Wesson 1,000 son 332 William Walsh SUO F.D.BarnomACo SO.OoO Mrs. M. Ward- John Huber 000 low (col.l 2 lorence 25 LullmauAVlena 27,000 A Steele 6JI Parnsti Jobn- b.

Durant 800 ston 2.700 Sterling A Co. 4.5m.: w. Jones A Co so 000 Na hac Bros 4.OU0 Isaac 850 M. F. Ball 1,500 Schwab A Co 70.000 I.

Cantor LaUO E. A. Benson H.ooo Joiner, Lemmon Wetter A Co. 30,0 0 A stale 86.000 A. a.

iter Mill, ierry a M.tcceu, lioo.usw. LAW REPORT. Flut Chan eery Coart Morgan, Chaa- eelier. The case of Schnerring vs Eichberg occupied ths attention of the court tbe entire dsy. The opening srgument was made by J.

W. Westcott, but did not conclude. It will be resumed Mondsy next This Is motion day. Beeond Chancery Conrt-Scott, Chan sasHeaW. Tbe Hswley cases were given to the jary yesterday, after which the case cf the state, etc, vs Rig creek turnpike oompany was taken up and impanelled.

and will be reeumed to-day. The case of Watson vs Harnell will be called on mo tlon at opening of court this morning Saturday will be motion day. The case of Brown vs Hunt will be first concluded on that dsy, after which the motion docket will be called. rirst Circuit CourA-HeisheU. Judge.

The call reached 1708 the third case on the calendar of yesterday. The lcllowing cases are sdded to the calendar hereto fore published, viz: 1593 Kalin vs Peo ple's insurance company; 1761 City of nempnis vs uoisii ito4 city or Mem phis vs fi. Hastings. id Circuit t'ourt-Halsey Judge. Tbe remaining osses on yes: ay's calender will be called to-day.

Criminal Court Flipptu, Judge. The following cases sre set for trial today. All witnesses must be in attendance firomptly state vs Hampton Nelson, ma Icious shooting; Ststevs A. Koally, receiving stolen go State vs Tempe dridge, larceny Stata vs John Robin son, rape; State vs Garrett Jonee, attempt to kill; State vs John Davis, larceny; State vs Mack Curry, drawing bowie knife; state Kooert Roberts, larceny; State vs Tb' ss Glsnoy, mayhem; ate vs James Clark, maybem; State vs Polk ate, larceny state vs Joseph Anderson, attempt to kill; State vs Joseph Kenneday, larceny State vs Stain', larceny; Stats vs Kinohlo, lar oeny State vs Thomas Di Ion, larceny. VEUBINAHY aURGEON, Jos.

Bushmann, offloe 56 Union street. Graduated Veterinary Surgeon fifteen years' eatperieuce. Removal Tbe M-mpbis Steam Dyeing Eritaoiishment hss removed to 61 Mauison treat. Economy. Take your fall elotaingio the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House (Hunt A nanson oiu stanui, aso oeeoaa street.

man (si i re a CouhHS A mediolnsl preparation In the torm of a lomtmgo Is the most, convenient. 'JJr-cn' ifromeAiof ZYoeAea" allay irritation which indn. ee coughieg. giving relief iu Bronohitis, Hoarseness, Inflaan Consumptive sad Asthmatic complaints. Heat, CoMfort a ten Economy.

This yon will gat by haying your grates set with Lemon's improvement. Call at Wb Second street. Coco AINU ureases tbe hair bean ti rally, Fbixhdb and patbons arc respect fully Invited to leave tneir orders st tne Mem- 8 bis Steam Dyeing Bstablisument, 61 I adiaon street. Ail kinds of cleaning and coloring, of every material, la done to pattastioa, and on shortest notlaa, MEDICAL DIPLOMAS. Ana real doras meneemeat Exercises ef the Me in phut Meet I real College.

Olptomne Conferred aa Tea Bow tore ot Pay ale Address by lar. Brshlao oa Aha IndhS live Phlleeophy. The snnusl commencement exercises of he Memphis Medics'. College ware held ln the Memphis Ciub bsil, commancing at eight o'clock. Dr.

D. D. Saunders acted aa rr aster of ceremonies. Busirecs waa commenced by Dr. Random effsring a prayer appropriate to tbe occasion, after wbicu the medical graduates wer pre- entod with tbelr diplomas oy Judge Henry G.

-mlth, who read the caption of each parchment aa be presented it tn the aucce-stal student. The solid old Litln of tbe echools fell musically upon the ear. reminding one or tbe haicyoa days of erudition and Erasmus. There were present on tbe stsgn tbs following members of tbe faculty Profsaer A Erskine. dean; Proieeors W.

A vent, M.D D. Saunders, A H. Voorhisa, B. Maury, J. Williams, and G.

B. Thornton, M. demonstrator of anatomy, and the trustees of tbe college, smong whom oar reporter recogn sod W. A. Bick ford, Jam- der, Ethel Porter, Wylle Miller, Henry G.

Smith, B. Church. Rev Mr. Ricsom, Rev. Mr Csrr and F.

Ball. The following is ths list of graduates who were presented with diplomas: James C. Cason, Arkansas; Henry I Luckey, Virgtnis; Wm. V. Tsylor.

Tennessee; Wilson, Mississippi; Robert C. Orr, Mississippi; Flsvns Tnom peon, Tennessee; John A. Younger. Texas; Cul-ie Cook, Mississippi and Thomas O. Mo Kinney, Mississippi.

THB address to tbe graduating class was delivered by Dr Erskine. He said thst in this last de-par leg hour of tbe collegiate year he was reminded of tbe stage of tbe boy from lhe threshold cf bis home ss he went forth to the outer world on life's battle. Hers-calla many scenes of youtb and childhood which be looks upon with regret, but he la full oi hope for tbe future, and he go- forth boldly to conquer success, nothing doubting about the future. The past Is but a tissue of memories the to ore is bright, snd there is nothing bat a series of grand euece- sea. So they go forth from their alma mater to achieve a great success in the wsy of tbelr profeaaion.

In partiDe from the college with a title which she had bestowed upon them that of doctor ot dicine he, the minister ct that Alma Mater, wouldsay a few parting words aa a sort ot last ble sing from the institution where they had gained their first successes in the medical profession. He would spak to them upon the subject of inductive philosophy. He said that philosophy had its acts gin in tbe eastT The remains of that philosophy are atUl visible in tbe ruins that are still found far away beyond tte Mediterranean sea. even upon the mountains of Asia, it than passed to Greece, where it became a power f.r good and for evil. It found expression ln the arts of Greece, and was embodied ln Its dally life and laws, and ln its beautiful mythology It paused thence to Rome, from whence it passed down to the middle sges and was merged ln scholasticism which waa again supplanted by tbe Reformation, which overturned everythirg end destroyed all reverence for great names and great principles and threw mankind out upon a wide sea ot doubt.

Then arose the inductive eyetem ol philosophy first broached by Descartes, celebrated Frenchman. A few years afterward. Lord Bacon developed the system, snd s-n-e then it bas become the meens of achieving a great number of triumphs la science. The lecturer delivered sn eloquent eulogiom on Bacon, an 1 than draw a ooatrast between the o'd snd new echools phlloscpny, showing i ha sdvantsges of tbe new school, and mentioning also some of the tangible frui 'bat sre commonly thought to hsve re ulted from tbe general adoption or the new system among wblo-h may be men tions 1 the Brltauia tubular bridge, the railroads, the lightning-rods, the tele graph cable, the steam engine, the diving oeli, and the leng aening of me, ice ami e-aticn or pain and tne spread of knowl ed.rB.9The 1-c urer then, descending to parti umra, dwelt upon tbe popular sci ence of chemistry, showing how blind the mtjdaoya! students were, bending over their cr ucimea and seeking i.er nothing bier or better than the siixir of life, or s- ng n'o'ly for a rem i. tl the fable of Midas 'his 1 alio gether charged now.

The students of ooemlstry now search after nnding ou undoubted proofs of the Indestru'ta bility matter aud also the immortality of tbe soul. He also drew a vary favors bie constant between the old ard tbe modem sprigotlv chemist, in whicb. ai! the utlii'y snd beueti a and hsppy d'scovsrles wore fully accorded to he modern person, while tne ancient ber mit, with bis lorg beard and cold, rb umy eye, waa in tie ceil amid a rteteroatj nenus pit of rocks, metals, cbemics.s. acids and alkalis, wasting his dsys and rights looiting alter some useless rsot Among the triumphs cf the modern chara is: was he mirror with its morcu-lai hack ir snd photcgrzphlc pic ares that recsll 'ine touch of a van shed hand and voice that forever is still He then on to the utilities of chsmis ry in tbe discovery of these acnritbetics which have done so much to aiievlate human pain, and tcached l'ghtly upon Cosmetics, which have one so much to beautify the idem female world. Having thus cur sortly glanced at chemistry, he Peaeod to the consideration of heavier subc s.

mentioned the great progress made in tbe discovery of physical truth by Nawr.cn and later explorers snd staaents: men tioned with rapturous commendation the groat discoveries of Commodore Maury in finding out and elucidating the theory oi me winds ana ocean carrrnte. He the mesne cf making every ship thst "walks tbe waters like thing ot life," temple of science snd the officers ot them philosophers. By this means hs "nnd proof after proof of bis theories, ani thus establishes? law after law until now Its ocean Is as well known the land Its current aud the course of Its prevailing winds msp pad out with as much sccuracy as the rivers and tbe mountains of the earth. All this was -ne by careful and labored induction. His discoveries have reduced the cost of transportation by millions upon millions of dollars, nave redueed the lens of time tor voysg'98 to all parte ot the earth to a minimum; discovered that plateau ln the bottom ot the Atlantic on which the telegraphic cable rests.

Hs then dwelt in eloquent and poetic lan guage, the results of the inductivenbii oscphy as exhibited in tbe (alegrsph and railroad enterprises, which hss already girdled the git b3, bringintr together the most distant peoples, snd causing deserts to biocs-m ss tbe the rose, man tioned with enthusiasm the progresses that were id nave oeaa maae in Russia and Aueroa, progress ln railroad develop ment sod steamboat navigHtion.by wbich the children oi me celestial empire were transported evsn here to this valley to raise cotton sud build up Mem pais, mu ing it a great ci'v. Having spoken long and lovingly on those proline topics, he passed on to phil osophv In medioine, which Is not one of tne nxed sciences, out is, nevertheless, a science. There is more to be learned ln that department than in any other, and more to be desired, bocauae it is science which concerns man kl i more intimate ly than any other. It Is a splendid tiaU ror tne enthusiastic student. The stu dent of medicine and disease has to look into the whole realm of creation in order to understand his subject.

He collects matter for bis professional studies from the earth, from the mountain tops, the ocean's bed, toe air, tne oiouds, snd the winds of heaven everywhere around. above ana oeneatn ns sre to be found means to restore mn to health. Ths scope of medical science is coeval snd co extensive with ait that la known to man. It Is a science, noble, godlike in its power to slleviate pain and promote human hap- usae. He repudiated tne ides teat the study of medicine led to materia ism.

none know so well or bel eved so strongly In the pow er of the spirt ual over the material man. Ibe lessons that sre to be learned In lun- 'io asylums had il'e a contrary effart Tnere It is lhat the physician learns the futility of administering merely to tha aeavy corporeal part of the composite mis. All th phenomeri mental, moral and physical, with which he has to deai constantly, remind blm that there sre laws ana powers Beyond bis view, whlt-h ha oan nevr aee, but whloh ba must oon- stan-ly rot a d. The e.ca a nt sneaker then ratal-reel tn tbe duties arjrd labors of the physician, which is ona of the noblest while it is one of the hard ee.t of all the liberal professions. Statistics show that of all the learned professions, the elas of physicians have tbe shortest lives.

He continued to delineate the peculiar hardah in of the mm of medicine, which would eon vinoe ordinsry parsons that it la the card- eat sort of a life, and very seliom proper ly remunerated The Doctor. In oonclud leg his lecture, said that tbe members of the graduating ciaes, for whose benefit tbe lecture wis prclaliy delivered, would iro ou-. to wor'd full of diseases and mis try, and ihelr mission was to assuage aa far aa in them lay atl manner of pain. It might be the lack some to go Into the coun ry where tbey would be brought fuje to with death in its most solemn aspects Whan toddling home throe ah the dim isles of the forest after looiting oa load ot death, no doubt the materia! tatlc question would present Itself to the mind' eye, snd theire would ba questions obtrud ing themselves on the mind disturbing ths conviction of tbelr youth (boat the spirituality of thing. Is would be their duty on such one anions to remember thst there was a great unknown power beyond their which tbey ware bbtUMi to rmpeect.

The) preeeonee of that power was always fait and manifest, whether they contemplated the opening ot the flower, the infant development of Ufa, or ln gazing upon the pallid forme of the) dead. The lecturer eoneJaded with toeaeehteg farewell to tbe students. Dr. Blunders said that the faeolty would meke additional efforts to lueisasa tbe fame and efficiency of the college which had been lately affiliated with the Cum berland university. Tbe then withdrew.

LETTER FROM MIISIPPI. zesesUt and Ba '11 of a ones; Cltlasm. Sabdib, February, 27 1873. I hsve Just re-nrned from the performance In conjunction win a large concourse of tne rjrt c.tiz ns of the county of one of tli oan sad and meianchouy duties wnicn too of en, aim I mankind are called upon to perform, and which, too, must roe per formed for all, in turn. A littie more than weak ago.

Lea Se bast i ano Sledge, youngest son of Colonel N. R. sledge, of lb a county, bat ss well Known in Hem-phis as here, was alive, active, healthy, a-id, to all appearaccea, ln the vary oom of early manhood, with rosy -omisaa of years of pleasure and of use iulnees. To dsy we wept over his Haw, and laid him away in the narrow re el nets ot his final resting place In the "cold, cold ground And now as I meditate upon what I have seen within an tour, and memory goes back bat a saw short dsys, when I beheld this generous, courteous snd smiaole young man in aii tbe buoyancy and joycusneaa of ripening msnnoca, a seoiemn voice seems to Dree pon my ear "gone!" snd the echo eonam back from my saddened heart "gone! Tea, aim! gone "to thst bourne whence no traveler returns." And yet, I can scarcely realise it. I knew him so well, hsve known him, aa it were.

almost from the cradle, snd with him no recently when the ct ming event" had cast no shadow be fore them, that hsve not yet isummau -cm the shock which I received dy when the sad and painful Intelligence rescned me that us" was dead. las desd! Dead, eta it werejost ss he had be gun to live Not gone on some tour of plea are. or expedition of business, from which we may lock tor his vat urn hut gone on an eternal journey gone to re tarn no more gone forevsi The ley anger has touched hla ere hue warm young heart, and it la still snd cold, snd the voice cf love and tbe tones of endear ment are powerless to wake It to throb Tbe tones which spoke bat word ot pleasantry and kindness is silent and mute as the marble statuary, which la but an emblem, a type of death. I could but notice to day, as we stood around ths open grave, and listened to tbe fitting, touching and elcqaent words that fell from toe tips or the distinguished clergyman (Or. carmicnael, or your city not nn eye was tearless, net a heart was unmoved But why burden others with my ssd thoughts? My young friend is gone, snd another iinx in tne golden chain or friend ship is severed.

The bright prospects that loomed up before him, the comforts ard lnxuries that surrounded him, the that was lavished upon, the friendships tbat shone like snnligh Around blm, and gladdened his life, the eminent proreesional ability snd maternal and sisterly care and attention thst he re ceived, were all alike impotent to continue Ms days to the dawn even of his twenty t.vrd natsi morn Bo on the of July, 149, he died cn thi 125th of rebruary, 187J. and 1 can truth say. thst without a solitary exception his death Is universally mourned by sil who knew him. Farewell, my young friend a long, a last farewell. Beqytimmt 1 1 piet Oar country is healthy, but aicknesa.

when it comes, la generally fatal, snd mors deaths than usual have occurred. and are occurring. Miiv EH NOT A VERSE 0E S0CIETIE. If home comforts you would know, Whether the inn is high or low, Bro. free, or rude winds blow, Ground be covered o'er with snow, Or roses bloom or violate blow, Wo at once, and don't ba alow.

To Waggoner, tbe tailor, Wh in you will find Always a man of mind, True and tried and kind, Ready to aait bis Cuitomara to dot. His number is 317). Main street, nesr Monroe. Go to Joe Locke's tor the latest publl- PF g- ripe, AT WHFELER. PICKENS A CO'S TJ his.ee Arf.Bln.

--el Haeeilne TJnsrrel (' n- W-ier. So'-n Pet Rvorsthl fTM! p. a-t Ohn, KIO 1 IS sisget. I HAVE PlrTSTJR! COAL. GEO.

MELLERSH. Ton cheapest and best Dyeing and Cleaning bouse in the city is at 38 Second street (Hunt a Hansons out standi. HANSON a WAXJCER. Sn advertisement of Dr. Butt's DlaniTrswrv beaded Book ior the Million Marriage Guide in another ooluma.

It should be read by I) Rygilar Memohis Nw Uiitafti 1M PA CKE1. Ftr Now QriMBs and tN Basda atoaaou 1871-187 Tne Elegant Passenger and freight Steamer BELLE LEE J. Frank Hicks, master J. a 8nlD vex Will leave Memphis for New Orleans as loiiows: 18711 ThaiUsy wovmhoe istb, at 5 p.m Thursday Hovember JOth, at p.m Thursday ueoeoaoer ism, at p.m "tnl. nnniwitier Ylh, at OJB 187B Thursday.

January 11th. at 1 sua at- c-Ks-Iof January aotn, at p-sd -ATsnruary st p.m 33d. at 5 pjn Thursday Thoniay B. a arch tn. at 5 run March 31st.

at 1 D.nr w. uunisusaa. agent, 3M Front street. W. H.

KENNEDAY. Agent. TMMSPtWTATiON. Meeting. President's Crrioa S.

M. A M. Marlon. Alan, February 7, 187 J. f'HS annual meeting of the Stockholders A ol the Helms, xario i and at imoais reau road (IrmDue will be held in he nity of Co lumbus, Mississippi, on WaONESDaT.

the otn hit ox aiaron next. tb B. FORRJEBT, President. Chicago and ths East ST. LOUb and InON MGUMTAiN Chieago, Alton ml St.

Little TKE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE rrom all point Coath te HIOAGO. PCLA.A.M' PALACE SLKEPTK. CAMS ECS FBOM Meointa arid HoB0ltttt8 81 WIWOCT CHUCt. Pullam Sleealna Hrssnhm and iwlsnislail DIsiBAJ ASM tt Lob is and Chi cago, where ell the luxuries o' the Milan may oa ohialnod while traveling at the rata or miles mm Sn r. Pssisein sses he mew arrive ua ONE HOUR IN ADVANCE Of all competing Unas, take thfc Una and A veM aa Miles el and the annoying eaangm ot owner imaa.

AsK for Ticket via Iron Mountain and Chicago and Alt Hats- rare aa low as bv any ether route. BBB- W. rt! ALLEN. General Passenger snd Ticket Agent. Bt.

Loots and iron asanas lesmnan, st. Louie, Missouri. JAMER CSABLTOH, General Passenger and Ticket Bgsnr, Chi cago, Alton sua ot. as-1 it. Louis Sb'I road, CaUcaaa.

W. A. uuasTsaaAii, Aaant, BTH Bate Tat. STEAMBOATS. FOR HELENA AND FRIAR'S POINT Will run retro lar lv.

as above leafln Ms Did every TtJKMD A THDSBOAT and BAT' tJBDAT, punrtualiy a fTimf Tha armed Btata MM Faakat A. I WH.1 fc JmmtZSi MARE R. CHIETZ WIU leave Men phis affXSDAYB aad FBI. DATS, panctnaily at 5 aer.iv or aveswaV FOB NEW ORLEA.V- 8t. Louis 4 tw 0 Ida fack't Co, VleKsburg.

arches and New Orleans Btr. HtiUHi a Mats J. Jacobs, 1 am seiendla ties i wlu leave above bmaaamaB BATCBDAT, teueb 31. at "0 ror tretant or awauam appiT to J. T.

afli (eioN Aut, Bhl s.Jtlsrlsw l. at JTOxt CiisClfsfiAli. AaltXO For Cairo Kvsn-v Lnai- lrcln- natl Ths psereen rer haaot an J. Hale tub e'oa. ma-er I jek Le-vm a above.

TBI) naT ss instant. at o'eleie p.m. For nmghtor usaisgeappiv esrd to sal B. D. COBB.

Agent, IBS Front street. jPor Cixxoixixta-i. Tea flue and element p- a raa.rs eomtr htafawlw Mary heuaiiiQ, C7eirBehalAsemater Mi Ier.eler at Wll larve t-ArurUAI March Zel, a Irju, For fr tght or peaaawe appiy to B. W. ulGHTr.CRNaf, eiex ag mbl frrrnjIAraM.

FOB CAIRO AUD 91 easkBsalst A uU I isrseeap For Hloiman, Cclum us. Cairo ul BL Louis aSa rte.mer A. 1'. MMwkwtMm Will leave a above 1 ill i a.ien as, at i o'clock p.m. mh.

FLEM. CALVERT. Mem phi aaal h. Leash PaeAeS eras pan For Hickman, columeos Cairo a- i Locia sasBaner us' raa T- os-i leave as aoovs IBLs ij.K. ut at 5 o'eiocK p.m.

moi FT EM. CALVERT. 'oo1. FOB I'lCKbBUBG. Meaeph a i lei.

leal. For Helena Green vi n. Btr IT i Bd 'te. A -Jaror r. a tei leave as stove laj A .1 o'clock fja.

m-1 FLEM.CAI.V-R-.3-nX FOB ARKA.Ns.W RiVKB. MkM? A-D Pa-ket b. B. ent p. ssengs- 1 ts of his for altoutsoa daya aad Prlsay at pessaam, or oiate in H- KKNNALAl, ee1.

Whir r. er FOB OUACHITA BIVEB. Otaonl'a Blvar and Mempnis Pact-t For Monroe, Trjnton and Camden ileiner m. icufl Aia FitXi- rr astei aa A at 9 m. WU1 laav ApiOy for re ant KICH'D W.

LIU r.1 eafhaA as I -r-pt. OB AtiS NHAJ- Ri Memphis tl A ke r.fkel ssneany 1. fa. Mall 1 lis For as 8 -no Pat Cleheume B- esae Prite-najst. Olaaic lhi elegant steamer wtu leave tolls DA f.

1st a' a- 5 n. H. KSNN-DAY. Offl on Company 's 6 boat. mhl 1 -s.

FBJLAB'B POLN AJMJj zSLtibti. rtar'i -jwa lissij Pfejl, S.Jtf. saves Memphis Mc Fridays, alep.m., the steamer Rojoua oeomta fem-'1' FOB HAiLETl POLN f. Regular kempua ami Halisx Putni F-cat ror uaiiea romt a way taeiaaaw FRANK FejMBarr i a i mu sag, i TnBaaputre.sier wi'i leave Mamahla for Haliee Prstnt anile way points EVERY AD FBI- i a a 09 cioca pn. For freight p-oasge acni- WHITE A LITTLE For Helena DeVaU'i Bluff, Ssnrew, Jackson ot tt.

and --y The Klegaal r-asseut LEGAL TEN DER W.J. mast Leave Memphis ever? TCC'nAY. o'clock m. Btr. KM MA C.

KLlJOTT I. I 33 Lea-e Mampnia every iAlfafAl, at i The above elegant steam ar cto- at at Se i Y-b4 raoDAXB Vall's Bind with toe railioa! s-'OSl and WBD1 and SATURD TS. eomint wn. ELLIOTT a Mil 1 AUG! tilt Ortngss, Lemons Sastf'e, rules, oua-dries, AUCTXOIV, THIS MORNING, AT 10 O'CLOCK. By A E.

Fraakiaad 195 aad 197 sta, a. OONOHO BULKLisY WILL INUAG CRATE THE.it 8PRINC PUBLIC SALES OF BT the lntreeiuetton of the frl'owtsg weU-known and highly tmsv and lu order gleet bel wtiien bar noiioe In the vi or Poeiere, wUi ba given la dae time, io-wll: XBhTjcl-TTr lots, Jedae Arehlkald Wrlgkl'. RaeeiiesJ, bounded by Georsla, nr-ao i.a-s-- ana, Davie straete. Booth MemcM. tsi rat ISSS.

Hi OH VST kIDOIA WlTBOCT BjBsrBVa, WMJaeasay, Mnm ISth, at 10 e'slock xuICrHTY LOTH, Ths Bavld Park M1 Qeralofore -dve. tised aad pre tpoaed tu ac-oosat or severity ot weather, vadj ny Jackson. Park. l)avteaa- Wekjr.e area. Soat" Memnnis; ore PHStxians, BiaiiesT bii DBB, Without Bataavat.

Wiaaii-ay. March 20ta, at 10 'o'ak aja. One Hundred and Ten Le's, Re-nstuder of resent lhralta of Uta aaos VILLA. Deeaderteh Hme, pee I'e Fair Aero a a fionuni siempbla and Clarlaslrn R.i otf 'onr mi.es rr. ths Hiaarsr isnaa AT oDB OT-F 9 Madl on Wedoestiay.

aaroh 27t at 10 a'cltok a av ar Tbsse PTJ'LIC 81x11 e. acdln fornra. at ular late-val- as msr be from tlm to time sn- nnr, siring to avail tea eel vers of our serv c-s aea ais manner of sei.lng would do well to call aad rTeogs the preliml" ar ea ear EM that we wtl n-i'hsr arsaUm ooe ne. ir, ear rrr.r ties ore 1 FAIR ABD LBSeiTIBATB SI bDINerS, or Otte. IB' ttbLLsalT.I, ito Pnb le -ale ABy oi trree- -sv a oa-th -se nrtyats aula antn ha date is- tea sals.

4eMHe Bi lk' T. Bauth ro er fene Hdl es stres-t, eeaisiile FJS Bbonlrf veaTA't prove ea.as e. nonnc-d ao-ve, toev well e- 10133 the rrxsT r.vja.su sec i-a fet Bttrtj'ats Bad nm AO AH s. WUI Mil THIB BIIBA9. rat 1 o'aieht.

luteal -ser or una: a aaaaa ear es. emit, Kirs Waa aal aalit avieira ae aaaaa el Ee. aasd Boy' swrtes aayeesa aa Army "oelts; loSgTose iri Blaeain" ai Clotnlng. rj teocd. Hala.

v. sue. So-ttoas, Catiary. Olasswa rs.atc. ar country merocnt.

aha nasie 1 rally, will Bad It aa tavacr taAsreeat to sfWd ar aaiea. Privsja sales at ajorjon at tie at jg tlutm de aWOVXCJB hereby given that I have thU dny saaonel, a ted in baatneas wltb raa, a. IrVadTT a Landlna. Arkaaaaa Uv-r. wr.

and the arm name aad style, frows this data, will ce ffKf J2 1iTiaUel orders, tor 7, wUi raecsmlBs the onlsi.rae h. arm. v7a wili Far final AaathLi 9, I 5 a frtv't ftff. The reliable, "m-chaa sbhsbbb. pack! fr w.

OaiHt GBO ALONE awaeen. For good aaaiiry aad si rred Suae: liM.