Memphis Daily Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee • Page 4

i THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-WEDNESDAY. MARCH 6, 1873. AMUSEIkENTS. ran iiiaiie Spa Pope- BIX NIGHTS AND MiTUO. The popular Da lota Comedian, JMIIT A1LII, Assisted by the IBIMITABLK UITLI MAC The ace mpllabed Oil A I ICE HAIIUN, And Talented Dramatic Company.

TUK3DAT EVENING, MARCH fin, and tTtrr evening onUl further Bottom the new and rnit'T'' dram of SCHNEIDER; ok Hot Bom vo bb -JRbibb. WAITS. lrUATION-ByaHo 1 BaWYEB: tor ref to John (sunn. Union I Hachir.e Shop Address B. thla offloe.

ii. bi Stii ATION By a dm class Machinist in steamboat Engtie-r. Artdreaa KNQINKEH. Oil BOIBDNB BOSSES on and F. B.

B. at Newport Licdmt White river. Pld loi tae and freight on house-hoi gool- returned. SMMMBt men wanted puis Wcvlrnff a MoNeeve, nf hnct eight rooms Jl37nd mod location, to a WH at Me paylr Mal saving vnaain. wlTU.IlOB-A yoong man.

with city le-55 Terence wishes a position in an iron, commission orgrioery non ha long in tne termer, and c-n command trade is in oommlealon nominal alary expected at flret. Andreas. mt6 X. SIlAW, Ujia office. A toca HWN woaii, Yv cnarge and do general uuiww two In lamuy.

A permanent cumi good tBui at tea aw rVAn RrwrdlBt b6t and 1(1(1 iar nnmber ol station men. on the rC.r: t-nitnn Ril'rjad. near Grand Qlalae on ML It River, Arkaneaa. Bacn man meat pay Dia own tare mi oibuu lily U) Uardis, AS Jefferson it. Memo la tjtr COFFEY.

A CO contractors. w-a i STKI A tstrtv having nearly two if tbcusanc dollars would lute to lnves in tome light. pionutDie, we tsbll t- uidba nr na obieetlon to enl' I partneranlp wKh a good reliaole businessman Address Inquirer, at tbis offlce EOOND-W AND Furniture, Feathers and Knnsauio.d Uoail Ol all Blndl tOUgbt at 1 Bocona street. iiOOeE-To rent a good tweiUng hoaaa, entrl located and capable ot acecm-modinu aemal. tasnly.

For enoh a hoaee rea MB be promptly paid to ad ate- ea-h maa'h by a oaretnl tenant. Appiy or Mampfal Appeal. OLD BOOBS, Oud t-nrvjte, all Bind, etaite aeoond tree. rani finVAAT WOMAN do light work and aaaisi In waefclag, for a amah lamily. Applv a' utreet.

mt biAhM HAKOfe To hire fonr or Bre gsad rvrm bemdu J.H CASH, Front slrteU boue hold nini ana damaee-J furniture of all kinds, ai SM 8-cohd btreet. or 1 wlii el re IU.00 cash for 4. feet ol 1 1 ground, location eaits can. It must ne within one square 01 Pa kh, Ap eji IBM street oars. Address felt FM RENT.

KtP.I ts 'f-'. desirable residence of rooms, a Die, cistern, well snd outhouses crmrle.e, situated oa the corner ol Tolrl and Mill streets, Chelsea. Apply to Fdg'ng on. At a'-Ltw, 18 Madison stisei, DW ELLtNG HOUSE AMD GROUND -Gardeners, nurservmen and dairymen take notice: A dwelling-house and joit scree o- gTonrd. sltoaled on the old Raleigh lukt ontside of the city limits.

Tne prep aed railroad to Raleigh will by or tne arounde. eardanera. dairy me or nureerrmcn the place possesses fine facilities. Apply to AM Ed T. LEATH.

teSS io. Onion street 1 1 citr mrmti.r oeeubled uv Hernando In- Fcrance Cjmpany; also, two offices In the euuiton UiOcB. Apply to 0 CROCKETT 17 Cnlon street. i'Hi CPPER 8TORIBB OF MY HOUSE, 61 Madiaon strtei, sultaoie au a nrst baasrsgBSJ noeae. A.

HOLLKNBRU t. iiii On a lam room, suitable far cotton ft, offlre. commission business or Job print-iat: office This room la In the rear of the busl-. department of the Appeal, and in the cemer ol tmwimnie P' ion oi 'ne ci'j TORE- hOOM The store-room 6n the eor- ner Mam and Monroe streets, under the Peabooy Hotel, frorr February 1st. rlyto tt.

v. iitunabE.1, j2, Ma- Hon stree! f-OR evALL. TRAM 8AWMILL Jte sawmill. tb burse power, in good lurjcmi order. With er OB two hundred scree of land, nine ui.ee tram Hemph'e, directly on Fa- ducari and Memphis tta'iroao.

tnauire oi JUL RAW rhtiH A ont sl.up-steirs. 'Two sianii ajao, to Or ay Harness. Inquire at l. Madiaon MM bli EC A two story Vi, street rery cheap. residence on Apply at this CLEs-Ws bare 100 moles now on hsnrt, 11 la.

ia arr.ve to night: our lectlpts are remlaili Xu males per week. All slock gu tra insert as repre-euud. I REX oa, mhl ti and e-c street. head of accll- "1 mai.d mueb eaws lersale. Call at the Aprea, offlne.

feff 1 OT I oner for sale a Taaant loi 75 by 1st) leet. east sia one. Dy south ol uecastini tnsrou renQeuos inistsae-claesiy the mist desirable resldeaoe.property ow or sale city. P. A WKii.L rORBAULOK l.EABE For par -O licuUrt apply at the office of the Mem- nhat Pry Dock Cesnpanv.

tsM NaUBBv be 2-horee power Portable En- i gine, baiit lj tne employes oi tne Mem- eli and Railroad Company, MsMk it ok the premium at tne late Fair. eiene waa built lrom selected mate- nass, stna tne won inn styie is superior. For pert ten ears apply lo al M.C. R. R.

Co. I BBIDEHCS Desirable residence, (M Jef- IV ferson street. Apply on premises coin I OXB-On Walnit street, ox at Union GEO RGB FOR RE-T OR SALE. OUnr. Gieal Bargain or Cut luai le note tocee, ro.

IBs rroai oDerei for sale or rant. Apply a. sea ront street i WIDEN A dealiabe ratldenae. in fv inor' Ugb conUlnirg nine rooms .04 aaut and plenty shade, a lew etc, from Uim.nos of Poplar s.reet railroad. a t.t .) to i.AHij an Fion i reel nOOIIS AMD BOARD.

oMH-Twn tgani rront rooms, with 72 Miuiiarn raM. mb6 BOARPKR- a ft good boarders can be ancouimoda ed et 72 Morr.e airett It LUSH, AeONY Jream color, ii bands blab: had on a saddle and bridle. A liberal reward will be paid to finder. J. RAWL1NGH, BM Ft ont street.

f27 Dog- Yesterday, rom IB Madison street, a speck eo pointer Bob. Ilver-eolored bead I usm eu iar witn initials w. w. JS. etgr- ved thereon.

Win a swer to tbe came o. Pud A rewaid of 15 will be paid mr hie re very to GEO. W. MANN, at the above a -i-ss, ir el BW mbtet'eet. alHAYfcO.

a 1 rrcm the stable of the Southern sj Aspteea compasy, a brlgbt RAY UoKSe. dju. rit.cvo tiao nlsh. MBssa ultie, aine In le bs on bar shoe on, and Is 1 lien nip. Pleeee leave in'orma tbem Express oDoe, -gi mbs 1 HE APPtAL IN THE CITV.

Tbe Dau.t Appbax. oan be had every mom- Lag at tbe foliouing-named p.acea In the city: At Arhttt Cuaullu-Kuom, 14 Cnlon street. At tbe news Bland of Joe Locke, No. imi jeuti aireeu At tbe n.iws-stand Of W. J.

Manaford, corner 01 raotau ana stonroeatreeiA At tne nswa iauI of J. C. Eyriob, No set Stain sir -el At the news-stand In tbe At the uewa-etand In the Commercial boteL Ai tne news-sutnu in the orabam house. At tbe news-stand in tbe Overton hotel. At the news-stand In the Southern hotel.

At the news-stand of Euimoue A Sou, No. 10 Jenensii. At tbe uewa-oiand of Wm.Sptckernacle, oor- BBT UI rwuuiaiiu ruj.uu sueeia. At the news-slani on hi. Luub wbarfboaL At the news eta 110 at latnier A Eldrldae'a, Besomt street near Madiaon AI tbe news sis in I of Hobboay, on Beaar eBreet, near stain.

At the news Blend at the Railroad depots. At the news land on lb Memphis anC ne Lit- St Rnek whavraboat. At South Memphis news-depot. No. 40 Beats nasi, near Second.

At Jaa. Main At Pani Wright's, aw Main 1 1 1 est. At utwi-tisuu, AM Main reel At Walkers Hears stand, No. rent, opposl" K-eja street market. LOCAL iTtMi jok Laoalnt Boatnest OnUaan, -Attend Ro herl son's Baaznass OoiltBja advertisttisvaBta Dr.

Butt DtsBiiaary, id book lor Use Million Mam age Goto ants Bar sol area, it should be rand by STORK. 1 Bha street, is to J. LOCAL PAJtAQRAPMt. Johnny Allan In iUae Jbce to-night. -LVUle Mac will apin hia bead In Court Square, this afternoon.

-The citv fathers will meet this after- noon to regulate city affairs. -Little Mac in bis specialty, That Monkey, at the theater to-night. The article on the Life Association of America in veaterday'a issue should read: "From the Philapelpbia Underwriter." Alraadv three new fireman hare been appointed in place of three of those whom ae announced as ausfwnueu on umj ftauire 8 Dell man found it necessary to issue wnrrant.for a colored horae-thief who was found on Shelby street yesterday with an animal of that peciee in Ma pos- tmsinn which wasn't hia'n. He now rests in siL A leap year ball at the Jackson block it nisht was the pleas an tost thing in Memphis since Mardl Oraa. This ball was announced in Appbbl month slnoe.

The ladles were fl or answers and chiefs of t.b antertainmsnt. It was exceeding ly liTBly-. A gentleman who had )ust mounted sp'riied sorrel rorae on second street, op- Soalte the Greenlaw opera house yeeter-v. sot Tery severe fall. The animal.

belnt; friBbtened at somatbing, reared up and fall dbob on tne psvemeui. i ne gentleman Tery luckily fell to one aide, but Mb leg waa badly injured. Since the Memphis and Charleston railroad reduced their rate of freight, this market has bean unusually active in corn and other classes of grain. Orders have been large, taking sll the corn on the market at high figures. Thirty thou sand sacks were Bold to-day at sixty cents.

This la the result or low freights Within the last few days a colony ol beavers made their appearance on a creek thai runs through the Stephenson term, near Horn Lake. In an astonish-lnsrlv short time tbey bad cut down sev eral trees, eighteen inches through, and were busily engaged at work constructing a dam. The neighbors set traps and succeeding in catching one, but broke his leg in tne process. The Hibernian society at its meeting Monday night elected the following officers for the ensuing year: John Loague, president; James Rellly, vice-president; William Walsh, recording secretary; Joseph Walsh, financial secretary John Lillv. treasurer.

This benevolent society Is in a very flourishing condition st present. It is proposed to have a ball on Monday night, the 18th of March, for the benent or tne merman aocie.y a nana, Mr. Epps, proprietor of the Southern Hotel, writes to us saying: "tao woman who waa ciaimea toy Burk to be ire had eloped with one A Howard, brought lo the Southern hotel and registered as his wife, on the 80th of February, where she remained un til last Saturday night, when the man Burk came. As soon as the facta were made known she waa promptly ordered to leave before breakfast, which ehe did, and did not remain as stat-d in the Ap peal of tbe 4th instant. The whole truth should be told." Our special from Jackson is Indicative of the progress oi tne aiemphis ana seima road.

When the road is completed even to Holly Springs, the wholeeum proposed to ha expended by Shelby county will be refunded before the subscription made by tbe county Is wholly paid. The Irade of this city with Northern Mississippi will be augmented annually one niil.ion dol lara. What sublime folly was that of Payette county which prevents the immediate construction of two or three roads through that county which would make the county almost a city I The fire committee of the general conn ctl bad a meeting yesterday evening with the view ot straightening out things in tbe department. The removals, it appear have b'en more numerous than was at first thought. About half dt z-n have been Jerked out of office, or rath er, out of position.

It is said the ap pointments were all made to fill the vacancies thus forcibly created. There is one, however, wMcn must be confirmed bv the board. The committee wisely leered J. Doyle to fill the place of An drew Kiley, engineer, resigned lrom Two No better choice could be made. Mr.

Doyle knows all about an engine, served his apprenticeship In tht machine shops of Cubbine fc Ounn, and has had practical experience in the cbargt- ol engines for years in Memphis. Me will be endorsed by the unanimous vote ot tbe council. Tbe assessors of tbe Seventeenth an i Fourth districts of Shelby county did not riotly ofcserve tbe provision of the legislative anaotment vhtch exempts one thousand dollars worth of property from taxation, and therefore, ssaesaed everybody who owned anything. The texos were paid, tut it became n-ceesary eftor ward to refund the tax to those who were no; bless'-d with one thousand dol iars worth of earthly goods. Justice Bleckley has been relanding those taxes for some time.

Yesterday very unso pMaUcated person frr.m the Fourth dls- -riot. who bid heard all hlz neighbors re- icing in return of their taxes, called at Justine B.Tkiey 's crucian i demanded h-e warrant i.t.r- la vour lex re ceipt?" inqulr bland Juetice, "I have not got replis unsophisticated "How much property have you?" pur sued the Squire. "Not great deal." re- lined Jones. "A thousand dollars worth?" again inquired tbe Squire. No, not quite." replied Clod, whue a sarcaeti -smile overspread hia parchment countenance.

"How much taxes did you pay "Well," drawled out the impecunious countryman, "I did'nt psy any." It was revealed afterward that the man in ouch he was entitled to have some money refunded to him because bis prop erty waa under one thousand dollars. PERSONAL scpuBvxgoR Emoby, of internal rev enue fame. Is In the city. He super cedes atokes. Captais W.

O. Robs, formerly super intendent of the Memphis snd Charles ton railroad is in tne city. H. Ybatmaic, is organ'ztne in this city a branen of the Equttab.e Fire Insu rance company, ot raaanvme. Brv.

EnwAHS Payson Walton will to-nigh', at the United States court room But jot 'Tbe Bibles as ex plained Swedenburg." Rbv. Db J. Db inb, for many years a pastor In this city, now of Shreveport, re-visits Memphis in the interest of the Knat university scheme of tbe Baptists. Jambs Nobmbnt begins, during tbe next week, tne publication or tne ledger at Corinth, Mississippi. Mr.

Normsnt is a weli trained editor and a practical mas ter of the printer's art. Frank A. Popb. Colorado, A. Peck, St.

Louie, J. D. Emerson, New York, Cook, New York, Charles Armstrong, Ohio, James li. Whitley and orld.l psrty, Tennessee, axe guests of the Peabody botei. There are two young ladiea in thecity Who nave last attained their mtionty; one, woiti in her own right.

$60 coo end the other 160 000 Tbe demand for vag- gener's new stock will constqnei tly be enoruioua uuring tne next lew weeks. Maj. Woffobd, of the Corinth News. ia in this city soliciting advertisements lor his paper The New baa a Urge cir i cniatiou in North Missisaippi, and Memphis merchants will find It to tbelf ad vantage to make known their business through its columns. Ms) Wofford is tbe ardent friend of Memphis.

In each number of his psper he earnestly urges nonn aauaaissippi to oonnne its trade ex clusively to our city, and our merchants should requite such services by patron izing tbe News especially. While show ing their gratitude they are at the same time extending their own business. THB CinCIBNATI CoaMEH 1AL Of rt -ent date publisbes io denial ol the critl llama upon the Grand Duke'a eonduc he following, wnich wu apprehend la trom onr irinrja mr e). liavis. nreai- dent of the First National bank "I have observed several letters In tbe Commer cial of late which do great Injustice to the Grand on ke Alexis, 1 waa his guest on tbe boat from here to New Orleans, and bile 'In tbst city, and wsa with Mm every bonr of tbe day and nigbt until In retired; and i know the statements of yonr correspondent to be without the lightest ion.

I locoes a slip from tne appeal of this morning, wblob states 1 acta, mo geniiemen could hey. been more polite and attentive to bis guests than he wsa. He did not leave the Doai at niaiobtz Me did not touch card on the boat Waa never during the lima under the lr-fluouie of wine, so far as I could tee, and I did not observe one iLlntrln ws not gentlemanly. It ia tru'i be did attend three balls on Mardl Oraa, bat he was not in disguise, nor did be go upon tbe floor to dance or speak to sny one, except the few gentlemen won accompanied us." AMU8EMENTS, Mf.mphtb Th batbb Tbe Alien com- tluattoD made tbetr second appearance at mis piece tas nig to a run and leeijiaata-ble house. The play was th same aa Monday night, wltb many new active and i lokee Little Mac and Ms baby etsDhant Is really worth the pries of atisntael on to see themselves go rough their perfortn- aooe.

jonnny Alien ana anas Harrison mads great Ml in their songs and dances. To-night Little Mao makes hia first ap pearance in hia great specialty, Tbt Monkey." Johnny Allan also appears in black to-Bignt. 00 aouoc tne house will lie i'-ti, ae teis troupe ueeer res. Gab Fmmo, SIS Seeoad atraat. FIRE-ALARM TELEGRAPH.

Bavloy Its VeJae and Cowl A BsSMsUoai fee the CeMtBMtlL The question of the adoption of a sys tem of Fire-Aiarm Tel seraph will be one upon which our oity government will be called upon to act at their meeting this evening. And it is a question of vast Importance. In providing means for extinguishing fires, the rapidity with which these mea-s oan be sppUitd, after the oo ourrenoe of a fire, la proporly regarded as tne nrst consideration. Scarcely any fire could make headway if tne means for extlnguacing it were within the Immediate oontrol of those who discovered it. A Ami will spread in ten minutes to an extent that will often require one, two, and three hours to sut- du it; ana vary often thousands of dol lara worth of property li destroyed be cause of the delay in getting the apparat us in service, EVERYBODY KNOWS that a few mo menu time at the breaking out of a tire are of in finitely more value than hours after it gets under headway, and the vain of a reliable system of fire, alarm telegraph, whiob affords tbe means of giving not only a prompt alarm in case of nre, out oi indicating its exact local ity cannot be oyer rated.

These propositions are so self-evident that no argument cr array of facta a needed to enforce them. But it may not be out cf place to call atlontion to the fol lowing poiirrs: First That there is nothing expert mental about the Fire -Alarm Telegraph. It 1b now in use in over fifty cities of tbe United States and Canada, and it is every where endorsed as prompt, reliable and efficient, it is an assure! success Second That its use may be properly regarded aa very Inexpensive and yet very valuable insurance on every man's property, for it will bring the fire department within easy call ol every bouse in the citv. Third Its introduction into Memphis cannot be opposed on tbe grounds that It will be either very expensive in its intro duction or in cost Of working. WB ABB IKFOBMBD that this system, which is fully indorsed and moat extenaively used, ia offered full and complete in all its ports, and for use throughout the entire city for $10,000.

An operator or watchman not being required to attend to it or keep it in order, it cannot cost but a mere nominal sum to keep the batteries supplied and the linea in perfect working condition. We Ire reliably Informed that tbe insurance oom-naniea of theo'ty hays piomised to loan ib 110.000 neoeteerr r- ntv for this er ratns on terms satisfactory to the city au thorlties. If so. we see nothing in the way of its immediate adoption. NOT A SMART NEGRO.

A Little Watch Episode Which Lands Negro In Anil. Mr. H. Cranmer, "tbe man of business' of the polioe force, strolled on tbe levee yesterdsy to observe tMngs and to inhale the fresh breezes that constantly blow off the river, wmie passing: aoggery in contemplative mood, Ms practiced eye was attracted by the glittering of a gold watch in the bands of a youngish negro. who waa offering It for sale.

He would part with it, be said, for thirty dollars. Mr. Cranmer invited the boy out doors, and asked him, aa a favor, to walk up town, whiob he did. They conversed very confidentially cn tbe way. "Young man," said Mr.

Cranmer, "that watch la an old chronometer that must have been in full running time when M. ses was boy." 'Yes," ssid the negro, "dat's so; Moses waa my father's name; be ive It to me twenty years ago." "Why," re marked the astute detective, "you don't appear to roe over twenty yourself. exactly my age," chimed in Pomp "My oie man give me dat watch de very day I was born, for a present, an' I nave it since." Yon are from Mississippi suggested tbe detective. I is dat," said the boy I'm from Ox ford." Let us go ap," sold Harry, "and see Captain Athy. We might dispose of this watch to advantage." Having left the negro in uspt.

Atnvs office and ob served tbe number of the watch (4972), Mr. Cranmer oat stepped down toCiark's and propounoed a few pertinent inquiries which brought ont the following pregnant tacts Tbe watch was entered on the books at Clark's -esms make, description and number. It was sold nome years ago to Mr W. T. Avent, of Oxford.

Miss. had been in tbe bouse for repairs only a few months back, and was valued at 160. The watch was, in consequence of tbls information, placed in tuo safe at the police office and the boy was sent across the street to repose in the choicest oell of the city barrack CARVING OPERATION. Berlooa Bel-ro 1st the sit. Ckarlee Free- auteVBstay" Johnny Keliy Seriously tut.

Yesterday morning, between one and two o'cJook, man waa carried into the tatloubouse snd tenderly laid on the floor of that building, bv Samari tans, wbo then sent for a doctor Ihii person who reunited this ten derness, owing to bis condition, was Jobnnv Kelly, culinary artist at the Metropolitan restaurant He was cat In tour places. One cut on the arm above the elbow, one on the right shoulder, one on tne oreaat, not deep, and one in tbe left side oat above the Mp. This last named stab was tbe most severe and most dangerous, The doctor sewed him up and sent nim to his cham bers. Officers Boyd and Hsceertv sbout the Mine time arrived In the station- house towing along one Edward Smith wbo waa acccused of doing the carving. The drcumsiances of the little transaction are few and simple.

Kelly waa represented ss somewhat "tight." snd had gone Into the St. Charles seeking a row. He failed to get up a row until he ran afoul of Smith, when it started at once. The two boya skirmished round a little In tbe best of humor for awhile, and an nanus were aeiigoteci at the tun. in faoi tbe attractions elsewhere had lost their charm.

The "awjlnce" turned round to enioy the rree-and-6ssv fight. Unf jrtunstely for tbe continuance of the sport. Smith lost his temper, pulied out a rtariow-knife and set to carvina: cn Kellv. Oat of this little eff iir grew the arrest and consequent scene at the station house. The sevorlty of tbe irjariee which Kslly re ceived prevented mm from appearing bo- fore the recorder yesterday morning, but on the representation of the efflcsrs Smith was sent to tall default of 10,000 Donua.

DROWNEB iN TEN-NILE BAYOU Two RrotJiera from Sweden A re Ideally Drowned While Boating la Arkansas. Tbe brotbara, E. G. and O. J.

Johnston were Swedes, who srriviyd in tbe United some months ago, and having visited their friends in Chicago, turned their attention to the South with a view of establishing themselves in tbis section. I hey got employment in Crittenden county, Arkansas, where tbey gve satis faction and became identified with the people. On Monday evening they went Doating on ien-Miie oiiyou in a dug out. While paddling round In the water tne dug-out tor some cause or other not known to any one, upset, and tbe two brothers were sent to tbe bottom eighteen awt aown. iney were unable to awtm and therefore got drowned.

Being missed from their usual" haunts that nttrht. a diligent search was Instituted wblob re sulted in tbs discovery of tbe dug-out. but not of the men. Their bodii were subsequently recovered and properly in terred. Tbey hsve a number of relatives living in Chicago whose address ia not known by tbe Crittenden county nelgh- uora 01 tne aeaa men.

RIOT ON SOUTH STREET. snd Went en In Arms Drinks and Bionea Broken Gits BTBBSeUslied Honees. A fearfui riot took nlace at noon venter. day, on douih street, between Main and ett. Martin streets.

Two numerous fami lies ere up in arms, elated with drink and maddened by the recollection of old animosities. The Leo family were out in hostile attitudes, ani the Calahan clique were also fired up. The grocery store of Mr. Ndtsali was the obfect that bore tbe oiows. Tne windows were demolished the door-posts and the various fixings In rront were all considerably injured.

The nght waa extremely livety sll roun! when Sergeant A rata arrived on the scene, in company with two ofnearn. After Infinite trouble, tbey succeeded In arresting seven 01 the rioters, four men snd three women. au uioooy, oocsy ana dilapidated, mem- iers respectively or tne calahan iee ramuiee. it waa feared tor a Urns that there wonld be a universal riot in that part of the city, aa the reHoectlve friends and partisans of the combatants, one after anotner. enaagsd the nght.

it was loud and boisterous row all round. Removal Tbe Mem r'lla Steam Dyeing nrstaDtiBuuient uan resnwymi so ei as-aaiaon I I treet. EkAMiKathe graM in this office. Tie agrees eating of fusd Ena. 7r, IJ stagaatinsa, Plotorjaia saad dai- I Job LooBtB, of i I ilea in the Bty.

A OOOO MAN. Who la He? -A Country Church The Editors Appeal The citizens of tbe Thirteenth drstiiot commenced a praise worthy undertaking at the 1st of January. Tbey are erecting a Methodist church seven miles from the city, north of the Horn Lake road, in the vicinity of Colonel F. O. Stephenson's.

The church ia a frame structure, ana large enougn to seat two hundred people, it waa a difficult undertaking from the fact that it was to be bailt by donations of lumber from each oltisen, and the workmanship was to be done in like manner. Tbe ladles of the vicinity area 1 busy securing donations of any articles whloh might be needed for the edlfloe. A aohooi-nouae is added to the church. One of the church solloltora went to town Monday and made an appeal to one of our chief philanthropists for aid. After de-taninj; the facts, the relator wan astonished when his friend remarked, "here is an unlimited order for all -the dressed weatberboardlng you may need from the foundation un." You oan imagine bow the ladles felt when they heard this.

The contribution lessened their labors enor moualv. Ail sot of this kind will not be forgotten, especially since It waa given by a Memphis gentleman who never visits a country ohnroh, THB BEAVBRS. A new sensation ia the shape of sport has presented itself in the Thirteenth district. Several beavers are to be seen in a running stream which divides Colonel Stevenson's fsrm. Of late they show themselves daily and are making the trees aloDg-the bank fall dallv.

It takes one no time to gnaw one through for tbe purpose of eating the bark off when it rat is. a trap wsa set si one of their dams day before yesterday and one caught, but the skillful beaver released himself before his captors made their appearance, by b'tmg on his -own leg and leaving It behind in the trap. Considerable skill has to be used to capture a beaver. A trap must bo sat bo that when the animal enters it. it must fall into tbe water in order to drown the beaver.

If this practice is not adoDted the beaver will escape every time. The weight of the trap carries its contents to the Dotcom ana thereby drowns the animal. THB FARMS. Considerable signs of farming are presenting themselves sll along the road to the Mississippi line. Nearly every farm er Is at work in Ms garden.

The whole country looks smoky to dsy on account of tbe Immense amount of cotton stalks Hick have been plied op and burned in fields ana rrnen a dry day comes, away she goes, our a 1 nuy, C.OOAr3TONALdiY LAW REPORT. Firs Chancery Coatrt Mi eoUor. The case of Keboe vs Able, now on trial, will be resumed this morning, Chan eery Cvart-Eeott, eeller. The case of Huber vs Huber is set specially for to-day. No other be called.

will First CtrenJt Const Helskeil. Jndge. Tbis court was engaged all day yes ter day in the trial of the esse of Montgom nry vs. Toot, Phillips A Co No. 1608, the first on the coiendar.

The arguments of counsel will be heard this morning. To dsy's cslendar contains the following esses 1441 ffne vs Banks Berry; snd numbers 171S, 1714. 1718, 1787, 17BS 1748 1763, 1767, 1768, 1769, 1770, 1771, 1772, ss published yesterday; snd also: 1773 Hamilton vs Ferguson A Dent; 1774 Mabry vs City bank; 1775 Tobln vs Woloott, Smith 00: 1777 Hnnkiey, use, vs Biker, ex'r 1778 Memphis Life snd Oeneral Insurance company vs cage; lliv rrnnnoim va Mer chants' National bank; 1780 Tally, adm'r, vs Clayton: 1781 Vanderdoeat tb Dyer; 1784 Icen vs Pfanneateil 1786 Lock wood vs Fargason A Clay 1786 Levitt, use, va oyer. Circuit oort-Balaey Jndgre. The call of yesterday's calender reached No.

2797; to-day the remaining cases on the same will be called as will also the follow lng ones: 1083 Klmbrough vs city of Mem' phis; 2871 Dunham vs Anderson 2873 Ay d-litt tb James dt Co. 2875 Scbelbler dt va Meglnnia; af77 Amos vs Susel Jr, 2879 Moore vs Martin; 28S6 Little va Mil lincton; 2892 Bruce dt vs Brosnen; 8898 Hard vs Boiling et al; 2899 Perkins vs Tighe Co. 3900 Perkins vs Tighe Co 2902 Sohuberva Rowlings; 2904 Ever-don vs House; 2905 Finney va Weller; 2911 Walker vs Worsham; 2918 wards rs O'Laughlln; 2915 Winter va Lush; 29lo Hoegel vs John; 2918 Stack va Walker: 2931 White va Carter et al; 2943 Williams va J-ohneon; 2964 Hsgee va Anderson A Co 2956 Malloney va O'Brien et al; 2982 Oorgenthem vs Kcchewame 2968 O'Donnell vs Geary 2071 Watkins vs Parker etal; 2872 Wiles vs Kendie; 2C73 Willett vs Snore dt Brother: isV75 Dunn va bam mas (Jo 297U Damon va earner; 2880 Smith Pidgeon; 20S4 Miller va Wait dt Lewis; 2986 McGeevs Fitapatrlck Supreme Conn. The following ia Dart of tbe docket of tne supreme court, April term. We will continue it from day to dsy until all of It is published; FIRST CHANCERY COURT OF SHELBY COUNTY.

1 John C. Lkcler vs Gayoeo Savings InsL 2 Lewis R. Gilbert vs. Wm. H.

Eastland. 3 Cleffllo A et si, rs H. G. Dent, el al. A Mary C.

airlock, et al, vs James T. Leath, et al. 6-Paul A. Cietlla vsL. W.

Miller, etal. Mary C. Murdock, et al, vs Flora C. Tur- tey, et ai. 7 Mary C.

Murdock, etal, va R. C. Brink- tey, et at. S. Man' C.

Murdock vs C. B. Church.et al. Bank of Chattanooga rs Bank of Memphis and Asa Hodges va Bank of Mem- pnis. 10- George W.

Wlble vs Sophia Heidle, et al. 11 Henry Buck, et al, rs H. B. 8. et ai.

12 Lida M. Jenkins, et al, rs Nathan Adams is Jacob Steinkhull vs David Wicfceraham and Jiaepb Vaocarro vs new Memphis lueai-euompany. 14 S. M. Gates, et al.

vs S. S. Holdlnc. et al. 15 The State of Tennessee, ex ret A.

r. Cur ry vs Marcus J. Wright. 18 Robert R. Church vs Lou Church.

17 W. B. Greenian, surviving partner, James Havdwell. 18 Silas D. trvlne, adm'r, rs W.

G.Ford. i 1 isaac -evnm va 1111am macs, et ai. 20 Jamee A. Harwood, adm'r, rs W. B.

Cleln, et al. 21 S. C. Snyder rs L. C.

Hardwlcke. et aL 22 John P. Rice vs William R. Hunt, et ai. 23 Samuel Mosby.

ex or, Ac, vs Eliza Proud- fit, ext'rx, Ac. 24 Rudolph, Wurrlitzen rs Henry Bernard, et al 1. tooci, oi a u. utuuiitt. cii.

SS BenJ. A. Sheppard, ad'mr, vs E. A. Sbep- paiu.

27 Elizabeth A. Walker rs Martha L. Trigg, hi. 28 Mary L. Poston, et al, va W.

K. Foe ton, et ai. 2a Samuel P. Walker, et al, rs James WUUamfon. SO Mary B.

Armstrong, et ai, rs James M. Harris, et at. Sl-W. F. White rs Sarah W.

Bolton, ext'rx, 82 J. F. Johnson rs Peter Lucado, et al. 33 C. Crump et al rs A.

M. Hopkins, and R. C. Brlnkley rs E. P.

Hopkins S4 Eml F. Ball et al rs Minerva Beys uunn et ai. 85 G. D. Hart et al rs Samuella Shaw et al.

StS-H. M. Gates et al rs Union Bank of Tenn. 87 L. D.

McKlsslck et al vs Rosa Martin et al. 88 James T. Sohabel vs Phoenix Insurance Company et al. 89 The American Exchange Bank rs Sol. Andrews.

40 James G. Bramwell vs Edward R. Hart. 41 n. a.

Mills, use, etc, vs wm. i arris et ai. rt jonn a mu rs wm. walker et ai. AS Eliza Stlllman rs C.

A. Still man. 44 G. A Darts dt Co. vs Kaufman etaL 46 Levi Lttlleback 4 Co.

vs. Kaufman etal. 40 bam el carter et al vs Kaufman et al. 47 Stllihelmer A Co rs L. Kaufman et si.

18 Mary H. Talbot rs James M. Provlne. 49 Ellen Brown vs Car lea w. Sererson et al.

60 Hal. V. Walker, admr, eio, vs M. P. Arm- strona et ai.

51 Isaac Hudson rs Orvlile R. Early et al. 52 T. R. Vaugban etal vs Dee Vaughac etal.

tw w. iMcnoi.aumr, vs u. uunn el ai. 61 Wm B. Cbrlsp, surviving partner, etc, vs Margaret ottrry et ai.

ii Camilla F. DuBose et al rs Chamberlain, Jones.fr.. et al. at Thoa 8 Marr et al vs Bank of West Tennessee et al. 7 Julia E.

Stlllman et ai vs A. Stlllman etal. SBJ. Dlion Averr et al vs A Warren et al 68-W. F.

Hardin rs E.H. Dashlell and wife. 80 Wm. Flghtmatter vs James Gallagher. 81 D.

Pants vs W. A. Wbeatley et aL 3-D. Panto vs W. A.

Whea'ler et al. Plcmbibs, SIS Second street. TO THE MERCANTILE COMMUNITY. Among the candidates for yonr patron' age in the way of lob printing, none are more deserving of your consideration than Messrs. Mutton dt snroyer, -an rront street (up stairs).

The senior of tbe firm. Mr. W. M. Mutton, has been identified with the printing business In Memphis for twenty-five years; and the Junior, Mr.

Snroyer, is known to be a nrst-claas workman in every branob of the business Any order, large or small, left with these gen tlemen, will be executed in manner satisfactory to a patron and at a price as iow aa aver charged in Memphis for tne ssme grade of work. CoOBAlwa dress si the hair bettutlfully. VETERINARY 8UR0E0N. Job. Bnabmann.

ofos 56 TTnlnn atnsat Graduated Veterinary Surgeon fifteen years' experience. BOowoBrr. Take your fall ninth no rr, ts. oaastiH ursms anu vinanmg no use (Hunt A Hanson's old standi, SM Second strenL MArtaoa WAi.gam, COBBtUBIAL FkWOITT. Nothing tnaahtt mare to connubial happiness than cheerful and h1" Ibfanta and elilldren.

Bra. Whit- cosnb'a arrnp la the great cMIAran'ii I greAt children's eootklng RIVER INTELLIGENCE. Rivbr abtj Wbathbr. The river hers declined two Inches. The Arkansas falling with four feet ont.

The weather here was clear and pleasant. Telegrams below give farther information. BOATS IBAVTWO TODAY IBS regular weekly United States mail packet Phil Allin, Captain James Lee, leaves this evening st four o'clock for Friars Point and au coast landings. Hi ana Lee ana O. Harris, her chief sec retails, will receive freight at the foot of Jefferson street Tne regular Ohio river passenger packet Mlnneola, leaves to-day at five o'clock for Louisville, Cincinnati and all tbe usual landings.

Captain W. B. Miller commands, and J. S. Jones is her chief secretary The mammoth steamer James Howard, in command of Captain Psgram, leaves to-day at tin o'clock for New Orleans and all the usual landings.

Mr. Charles Chalaean is her purser The Colorado, Captain Laker, leaves this evening at fly o'clock for Cairo and St. Louis. Abbivaia City or QMncy, St. Louts; St.

Joseph, St. Louis; City ot Helens, Vloksburg; H. M. Sure ve, Natchez; Armadillo, Cincinnati Mary Boyd, Arkansas river; Undine, Oioeola. Dbpabtubbs.

City of Qulncy, New Orleans; Oity of Helena, St. Louis; St. Joseph, St. Louis; Belie Memphla, St. Louis; H.

M. Shreve, St. Louis; O. W. Cheek, Friars Point; St.

Francis, Phillips Bayou; Legal Tender, White river; A. J. White, Napoleon; John Overton, New Madrid. Ib Pobt Mlnneola, Armadillo, Frank Forrest, Undine and P. Walt.

At tub Lbvbb. There was a fine business at the levee yesterday The City of Qaincy, from St. Louis, four days out, put off seventy five tons and added 102 bales cf cotton. She has 700 tons tor New Orleans and is drawing six and a half feet The Mary Boyd, from Arkansas river, brought In five hun dred and thirty three bales cotton and one thousand nine hundred and forty-six Backs seed, reahipping twenty-six bales of cotton at the mouth of White river for New Orleans The City of Helena, from Vicksburg, passed up.after discharg ing fifteen bales cotton and three hun dred and thirty Backs seed The H. Shreve passed up early yesterday morning with barge In tow The St.

Joseph, from st, Louis, oame in with a large cargo of grain and The Armadillo came in this morning with a barge In tow and a lot of gas-pipe for this city an eariyjnour mis morn ing for the Arkansas river The Glen ooe, from above, passed down wilheut landing Belle Memphis departed with forty bales of cotton and a lot of way freight The Mary Boyd has gone on the docks 1st repairs The St Francis, Lftitsl Tender snd A. J. White departed, witn good mps oi freight ana passengers Tbe. Uudine, from Osceola, oame in with a good trip ot cotton and seed The Louisville, from below, and the Beile St Louis and Mary McDonald, from above, were due last night. By Telegraph.

Nashvillb, Maroh 5 Tbe river rising, with 6 feet on Harpeih shoals Weather clear and cold. Er ANsviLLB, March 6 The weather is oloudy and cold. Mercury 2S. Some snow last night snd this morning. Hirer stationary.

Port list Down Silver Moon at 7:30 p.m; Potomac, at 11 a Arkansas Beile, at 6 a.m. up: at. a m. Business active. Freights and ton nage wanted.

Lours m. lb, Maroh 6 The river ia at a nonary, with 6 feel 6 incnes in the oanai and 3 feet 6 inches In the chute. Weather oloudy and oold. Business dull. Departed Ntok Longworth, for New Orleans.

The Glasgow leaves for White river to-mor row. Tbe examination of witnesses anent tbe recent disaster will clooe to-morrow till the return of tbe J. W. Garrett. St.

Lours, March 6. Arrived: Alice and Grand Tower, from Memphis Tom Jasper and Illinois, from New Orleans Departed: Lady Lee, for Had river; ran line Carroll, tor NewOrleans; Capitol City for Yickaburg. River rising slowly. The weather is cloudy and cold, with a flurry of snow; it froza hard last night. The wrecker Aid will attempt to raise the Lockwood.

FmsBUBa, Maroh 5 Weather very cold, with no lndioa'ion of moderating The Monongahela has 3 fret watar in the channel, and IS failing. Navlgatioa eus bended. Cairo, March 5 Arrived Alaska, from New Orleans, at 4 C. B. Church from New Orleans, at 4 Citv of Ches ter, from St Louis, at 5 m.

Departed M. J. Wicka, for New Orleans, atipm Alaska, tor Cincinnati, at 7 p.m; Lauren for Cincinnati, at 7 pm. The river has fallen 4 inches. Weather oloudy.

Mer oury 88. ViORSBCBe, March 6 Down: Henry Ames, 7 a.m; Mary L. foe, 9 p.m rxatobfiB. 7 m. up; Lota wanna, at 12 Liberty No.

4 and barges, 4 pm. Th weather is pleasant. River rising. New Oblbahs, March 5. Arrived Thompson Dean and Alice Dean, fron.

Cincinnati; Mollle Moore, from St. Louis Departed: Susie Silver and Utah, for St Louie Andes, for Cincinnati. Weather dear and pleasant. CiBcrt rati, Maroh 5. The river is fall lng, with 10 feet 9 inches water in the channel.

Arrived: Mary Miller and Rob ert Burns, from Memphis. Stbah-Fittiso, 315 Second street. AS. OyrioB or Memphis GasLioht Coxpabt, sn bis, is. a.

To Gas Consumers 1 The new board of directors of this com pany has reduced the price of gas to (2 50 per Thousand cubic feet, less n'ty cents per thousand lor prompt payment, whtob really reduces the price to two dollars per thousand. This communication la to assure our patrons that th's priee will certainly not be exceeded for one year, and possibly longer, and. in no event, will th price ever vicuna aoove thrbx d.llabs per thou tana euotc feet, so long as the company remains tbe property of the present owners. This is in response to queries both in the public prints and from indi viduals on the streets W. 8.

PRUCE, President. TEMPLE OF 10VE NO. I. Tbe members will meet at the Tern Jlara' hall this (Wednesday) evening at o'clock, in order to attend tbe funeral 01 Sir Templar Jonn Graham By order of JACKSON P. ORE WS, Templar Supreme.

Gilbbbt D. Raikb, Rec. Sec Upprb Blub Lick Watbb, as an al terative and aperient, ha benefited, and win continue to benefit hundreds of thou aands when rival waters have had their brief day and been forgotten. Ita merits have been proved by the experience ai a century. For sale at tbe nrug store).

MANSFIELD H1GBKK, Wholesale Agents, Dbtvrr Wblls, 816 Second strest. OrricE of Memphis Gatoso G.t9 Compawt, I tLiiuA.1 djuouk, no. its jatttu street. METERS FURNISHED Aid set, fret of charje, to Git Consumers. Friends and patrons are respectfully invited to tesre their orders at tne Mem- Ebia Steam Dyeing Establishment, 61 Ladison street.

Ail kinds of defining and coloring, of every material, is done to perfection, and on shortest notice. Furs Clothtrq John Hunter, the merchant tailor, 41 Monroe street. Is still ahead In furnishing the latest styles and best fits in the citv. Spring stock now arriving. Call and examine.

An Extbndbd Popularity. Each year finds "Brown's Banchial Troches" in new localities lu various parts of the world. For relieving coughs, colds and throat diseases, the troches have been proved reliable. Finb hot lunch at the "Bay Horse' ery day, from ten to one o'clock. I HAVE PITTSBURG COAL, GEO.

MELLERSH. REQUEST. On account of (he beavy pressure of bus iness, we are often unable to deliver goods promptly as desired (having at present only two delivery wagons) and in order to avoid the inconvenience we know our customers often experience on account of it, we would feel much obliged if thsv would try and trive us their or ders the dat ttr ai the goods are need ed at latest, very early In the morning. ulivjjik, inziiu dt cu. HSAT, OOBFOBT AND B-3ON0MY.

This yon will get by haying yonr grates set with Lemon's unproyement, can at Second street. Sbbd Swbbt PoTATOBs. Harberl's Cal eb rated varteties, at Conaway dt Lindsay's, S6S Main street. Ws have Pittsburg coal, A No. I.

We have Goal Creek coal. beat In the world. "-H. B. PACKJIR dr.

194 Seoond atreet. Oo to Joe Locke's for the latest publi cations. Gbntlskbx's wbab oleaned without scrubbing or scouring, and made like new, at the Memphis a team uyeing 61 Madiaon street. Tux cheapest stud beat Dyeing and Caeaaing houo. tnWty at MS Second street (Hunt aBsiwel old standi.

Hnnaon's old tn'aANg0jJ A VJ Coax Cbkek Coal Home production, best In the B. PACKER A 194 Second street. STEAMBOATS. FOB NEW ORLEANtt. St.

Louis 4 New Orleans Packet Co, For VlcksbuTE. Matches and New Orleans. Sir. JAMBS HOWARD. R.

K. fee ram, master xnia spienaia steamer win leave aa above WKBNaluAV, 6th inxL.at 10 Am. For freight or passage apply to J. X. WASHINGTON Agent, mhl Ho Madison street.

his At Orlea 8 Packet ew Orleans and tbe Bends Steamer BELLE LEE r.Wiir rank Hicks. I John Holli Wiii leave THTJttBDAY, Marob 7th, at 4 p.m. ror fr light or passage apply lo R. W. LiGHTBURNa, Gen'l Agent, mhl SB From street.

FOB rVBKAWHAH RIVER. bis and Arkavasaa AUvrr ontnany u. k. Hull Lino. For Fine Bluff and Little Rock.

Bar. BAIT BOTD R. L. Haines, master tnia elegant summer wm leave FRiDAY, sib lnsl, at 6 p.m W. H.

AJSK "iiiUAK cent. Office on Company's Wharf boat, foot Court street. mb FOR OSCEOLA. For Osceola and way landings eThe steamer UNDINE H. Goodrich master A.

Goodrich clerk Leaves TH la DAY 6th at 6 p.m. ForJrebiiitjirjiaseasjjrtlT m6 FOR RED RIVER. Carter Line ot Bed River Packet a For rJb-evepon and Jiflirson. Texas. Sir.

LADY Leg G. F. (Shields, master Will leave as above for alt points on Bed nrer inijaousi, aiaren 'in, at it For freight or passage apply to J. T. WASHINGTON, Agent, mnn rv ssanison sir.

sat FOR CINCINNATI. jDoassba Tiine. For Cairo. Kransviile. Louisville and Cincin nati Tha elegant ptrssenger steamer IMffnEULA ilfl 1111' er master I John B.

Loves as above TBI3 DAY, Marcn Btb, at 5 o'clock p.m.. oosltivelv. For freight or passage apply on board or to SCJBBJtgentgrotjrtre FOK CAIRO AND ST. LOCIb. Memphis and St.

Ixsnla Pasket Company For Hickman, Oolumbos, Cairo and Bi Louis Steamer COLOBAOO. Laker master Will leave as above mis 11AY, March sth a. 6 o'clock p.m. mhS Ft KM. CALVERT, Bup't FOR HELENA AND FRIAR'S FOIN1 Tf SBnsWts, AnUa, 0.

Hssm Frtsr's PstBt. Tha reliable, Brat-class passenger packet jflSpjicsSs W. CbSMfej GSO. ALON B. attar, Will ran regnlarly, as above, leaving Mam phis every TUESDAY, THURSDAY snd RAT uBDAx, pnnotnaliy at 5 p.m.

For fralgiit or pasaags, apply on board, sow Fr Nstsnm, Friars Pstat, Baalti, Wife Rim, NSBSStSl asd tts StStA, Tb United Butes Mali Packst a. wHrrn Will leave Memphis MOBDATB and FXl dais, punctually atapja. Tor fretgnt or passage, apply on board BttSS FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER. Uelenaav, Btarlavaatn and at.

Francis Rive? ST. RAHCIS master. wlll leave Memphis ToBsnATa and Thubb bats, at 9 clock t.m. For freight or paseaye arrly ti hoe.rit.inn WHITE A UTILE RED RIVERS. HeastpsUM White and Little Bed U.

B. Mall Line. For Helena, DeVall's Bluff, Searcy, Augusta Jackson port, ana an ivaj Lauumga. The Eiestant Passenger Steamer LEGAL TENDER. W.

J. master Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, at 6 o'clock n.m. Btr. EMMA C. D.

Elliott, master Leaves Memphla every BAXUruiA at o'clock n.m. The above eleeant steamers counsel at De Vall's Bluff with tne rallroa-l MONDAYS arid TH KBitAYS, going up and WKBM IftliAK ana tSAi utui i coming aown. ELLIOTT A MILLER. Agents. latl 9 Wrnm-tiBitt.

fftt ot lesajaanOBL FOR ARKANSAS RIVER. MEMP-tlB AMD ARKArBArS RIVER iv Fa-ket 8. Man ele gsntpassense: bo.lsof this line leave Metn piils for ail points on Arkansas river days ssi Fridays nt 4)j an. Kor freight. passage, or out; lmormauon, apply to tv tt Kr uMlllAl, Atut, iffiso on Oorap ay't looi n' Or.gr -tree.

mhl FRIAR'S POINT AND BENDS. Friar faUt, Ksisas us Bsbbb ttetss Mall PaakO, Phil. Altli, am os lies master. Loaves Memnhls Mondays. Wedneadaya an' Fridays, ai I p.m..

connecting at Helena will the steamer Shod A for tslartanna and ai points on L'Ananilia nver. trie FOR HAIIiKS POINT. Regular Memphis and Hallos Point Packet- For Haliea Point and Way Landings. FRANK FOREST I. G.

Andrews, master This elegant steamer will leave afP Memphis for Ballea Point antiAJg9M way points evert mojxdax aku fj oat. a ts o'clock m. For rreignt or paeewge appty on oosra. tu. Regolar Maapbls and New PA CKE1.

Ftf New OrteaBt aad tbt leAaon 1871-1871 The Elegant Passenger and Frets it Sttamei BELLE LEE J. Frank HickAjnaster i. 8. Wlii loava Memphis for Haw Orleans at ttuiows: 1871) Hov amber leih, p.rjc SOth, at 5 re ueoemoer itn, at p.n 38th, at p.m Thuraday. 1878 January nth, at p.m lasnsiy 35th, St Wednesday February 7th, at 6 p.m Thursday 23d, at 6 p.rr 7th, at pan Thursday Marpsj aiat, at 5 p.m tt, Uttmi usBa, Agent, St Front streeL W.

H. KENNEDAT Agent. FRANKLIN BOOK BINDtfRY BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY JOB PRINTING HOUSE 8. 0. TOOF, Pbopbietor, No 15 West Caart Street, Meaipiila, Test, OREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.

say call and examine specimens. dSl dew The Prico It $2.50 par lOOOj Cable Foe, with a locoont of BO Ota, per XOOO For Prompt JPayiaaaat of Blila. Sovernmeat Tata added, agf-Liberal arrangerneats made in regard to lay lng new aervlce pipes. Oall at the Company 'a OfBoe, Kt. 291 SECOND STREET, nesss For AUCTION SALES.

74 BBLS, ONIONS, AT AUCTION, To pay freight end charges et comer Ar-kasaa Bells, THIS MORNING, AT 10 O'CLOCK. By A Fruklaad 195 aad 197 Mala. UNDERWRITER'S SALE WB WILL SELL, THIS WEDNESDAY MarcS oil, at onr Auction Hoc ma Bellows, Tools, Ban From wrtci of steamer Nashville. GEO. SHIELD A io, Astetlsnernt, Ia2l B40 Wain street.

By JSLu jF'aa-ljLoar Oo Ancttofleers 4 CeaffiisstoB UI ATT ST, ABOVE AD Will sell TBUB MOBBIIBTd, aa It) o't i'k Without reserve or limit: SO eases of Moss's Boole; 7B Onoeo of Meat's, Women' row's Bhoi IB one ss die' oereh Bal Chll Gaiter; BO dates nen's anal Boys' Hatai 1UO dozen Linen oat and Pan tsu Also, seaeooab.e Dry Goods, ciothina. No tions, Cutlery, Toilet Soaps, e'c. oar country meronants, and tbe trade grn erally, wlU find it to their Interest to ate-c theeesslea mh5 A. E. FRANK I.

AMD AUC1IUN AND Merchant, ASD UNDER.WRITEr'S AQENT, 195 AH0 197 MAIN Weta ator loo; TRADE SALES DRY 600DS. CL0THIN8, BOOTS, SHOES, BATS, NOTIuNS, HOSIERY, CUTLERY AND FANCY 6C0DS, Mon a KfedBHdays aarl FrfSav s. GH0CtRi3 AN0l FU RNiTURE TIUB1T" ABD TH 17 BSD ATS. ay- outdoor Hales attended to with prompt urwm anu oi.pa'.CQ. as- Amnio mom for storaatn.

Bar Always In store a Isrge Stock ol Mor-ehnadlee naJPrlvnto Bsle. sr City an Country Mrrchanta will bene- ui tnemseiyes oyexamin ne sinnc ana l- tenain I sales. A. B. FRAB et LAUD, Anct'r DONOHO to.

BULKLEY WILL 1 NUAG URATE THEIR SPRING PUBLIC SALES -or- QT the Introduction of the following well i known and highly desirable Properties, and in ti order given be! w. oi wnich other notice la tbe wa of Posters, Dlagrama, etc win ne given in one time, to-wit: NX IS LOTS. Jadwe AreblknM Wrleht'a Hotnestend, oninaj r-y weorsia, urvscwsr, jLatvore ana Davie strsett. South Memnbls. on tub pbbm- ISXS, HJOHBST i)IDDBB, WlTHOCT RtBSkVB WetJaeiday, March IStfe, at 10 a'olock turn, i Tb Bavin Park Old Hemeslead." Heretofore advertised and po tpoued onao count or severity of weather, bounded by Jackson, Park, iiavie nm" Walker v-noes Sonfi Memphis; on Pbekibbs, Uiohbst bli-nlB, WITHOUT RkSXBVk.

Wednesday, March 20tb, at 10 e'eiosk a.m. One H.vndred and Ten Lnts, Remain ter of present limits of IlLBtME TILLAGr," Oettderick Woes eel end, on. oooaio rsir uronnns. nontinz Memnnis and Charleston Rtlirotl. 'our mlies from em.

to tbe HIQsursT KirjOBk, AT UOS OF- fitii a autj on street. Wtdaeaday, Marsh 27tfe, at 10 e'oleok a a STTheee PUBLIC S'LKiiwIll berortln- uetl in folnre, at regular Inieryal'. as mar be 'rorxi time to time fiuronneed Those de siring to avail of our service" tnia rranneror sailing trelr Real Be'a'e, would do well to call promptly and arrange the preliminaries. ar MEMBER, that we wUl neither practice nor permit any orher than opf. AIR S.1D bBSlTIBLATB Bixninos, or other IB BneuLABTTika in oar Public Sales.

SB Any of these Lois may be purchanTd at private Bale until the date nf their nnbiic I'UJOlls Bi LaLtT, Bonth rn went Botaie Barents. a Madi-on alreet, Mesnpbla Should wiATH'a nreverit sales, as an- nouncea sor.ve, tnev win ti en take place tne rutar ravoatau dat scrgsnuIFO. et li a EXTRAORDINARY GROWTH OF MEMPHBS. POi a wbile after trie termination o( the great war, Memphis labored oncer name tons aepressing lnnueneee, wnicu prevent- her marshants trom offering to surrouud iut: mntry dealers such facilities aa won earnestly desired Tboae difficulties have. uowF-ver, continued, one by one, to vanish.

until sue can now oonnaeauy invite Ihe Largest, Beet end Clan eat Dealere throughout the en'lre surrounding country to a marhet which, taking all things into oonaiaeration, caosoner tnem GREATER INDUCEMENTS for their trade than either New Orleans. St. Louts, Cincinnati, or Louisville. In the mat ter especially or Dry Woods, t'lotblnw Yankee Notions. wntsn wtses, iswtan arstneneax aants.

nioaesa, auiioaerj ettv, etc. We bog to call particular a.tentlon. WE AaiE BUST PBBIBG out aprlag stock, which ws beg you to com pare Wlttt BSJE IXBI BA9BT to be fcund In either of the aoove named I muss, ana IT SHOWS TO ADVANTAGE, whether aa regards quantities, pr oes. assort ments-, etc, we think year manifest Interests will pertuada you to concentrate here at home whatever of patronage you may be In tbe habit of giving to other cities further off. Ples.se call and see for yourselves aad If you una out, statements as roDresentoa.

we are sure you win traae wita us WM. 6. MGORE CO. 299 Main Streyi, Bex Boor North Foahody Hotel. jjsxsivxpjrar.xas.

P. 8. Should yon happen not to like OUR aioek (which WE think unsurpassed) there are many otnera here, be in large and attract ive, wnicn can scarcely tan to pieaae you lenn W.H.M. A CO, GLOBE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPA'Y OF NEW YORK. CASH ASSETS.

$3 215 000 wrtwii ntiukiv, BViWjUVU PLINY FREEMAN, Prtaiesat. M. 8. JUOAH, Aisl Sap't sf Aaststss. RESERVE DIVIDEND PLAN.

a CU.IGY AT O3BM0N LIFE BATES. Example i Age SB, SBB1 SB. In twenty yenrs on. real recel veo In ASH, Sf ta ewae nf death with 'a the I poller najrnhle go Bo other syslnss nt Iaatatranoe ever Introduced eqoa! to the Reoorvo Divi dend Plan. A DO LP LOI Loeaal Agent, fern 1 UST RECEIVED.

50 cozsn Von Dem; 50 dozen Vom atn-ere; 24 bble 8 vvaet Cider, rebolled; 50 bbis. Did Bourbon Rye. Fincfco's Geldan Wodding Rya, ROSEN BACH ft CO. FRattT STREET, TO MERCHANTS. Menken Brothers.

ANNOUNCE THE RECEIPT OF A COMPLETE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, SUITED FOR THE And adapted to I be peso ont sseean. a the advance, wbleh easablea ass to onTey to nsei-ehaoMe eeteei-ti lodasisa anils In BLEACHED and BROWN COTTONS, PLAIDS 0SNABUR6S, 6 NGHAM COTTONADES, TWEEDS AND STANDARD PRINTS Of BESIDES A COMPLETE LINE OF NOTIONS, HOSIERY Dress Goods, Dress Ot which they will oell patterns al MENKEN BROTHERS. 261 4 ELlIuTT RIQGELY'S 319 Btl4 t. Sf SLWH GILT 1KWELIT Bewena dO WHiiBYJK KETS-lor Bearateg. atAL A A I IT ATIfBB SU11LL BsSSat Vna-Donal roll site.

HI' MPt.ll 11 4 0MBB In rwnlehelL BCTTBBrLIBB ABB BABOEACZ In to -I shell. ABTICLBB. LUBIN'a eztracta. A1KIB8 NTS London eermmes, FARINA, Cologne, Oombe, abea. etc etc PARiel and VIBNB A fans.

Opera Glasses Music Boxes, llreealnc aeee, rravelinc Bsgs, and an endles oollesllon of trtteiee ot vsaTU and cnrlcelttea from all parts ot the Headquaj tors for Berlin and Emnrotdeiy Materlala reat IF YOU WANT A C00KIN6 STOVE BE SURE AND GET THE BEST! BUCK'S BRILLIANT COOKING STOVES AFTER ACTUAL TRIAL WITH THB leading Stoves of the country have boon PROVES to be, without a doubt the Beat Cooking Stova Ever And wksraver used, the finest bread is a ways insured. SUCK'S BRILLIANT IB GUARANTEED TO 3ABJBB.4B testae-x- USE LESS FUEL AND LAST LONGER than any other stove now sold. The numerous premiums awarded the BUCK'S BRILLIANT at the great fairs of St. Louis, New Orleana aad Memphis, after actual field eon test with other loading stoves la uuoisputea guarantee or in ear proochable worth. Every Steve Felly Ruaranteed! BOLD BT Oeneral Agents and Dealers In all kinds ot ooaing ana a eating stoves, wiate and Iron Mantels.

Urates, Tinware. Tin late and Tin, ner'a Stock, and also agon ta for the celebrated BUCK'S GUARANTEE," Beat CwaJ Cosrkiai Stova Usa. No. 306 MAW STREET, d21 dw Opposite Pee body Hotel. For Sate Lew to ike Trade BBS Barrels Linte.

PAGE dt JOXHBB, BBBS 34 Monroe etreet. SAMUEL WALKER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, ana No Walker Block, 87 Main B. Praetlsoa In all the Courts. mho CAUTON. W.

WOOD la rot an agent of ours; he Is not authorised to draw on oa; he has no money to his credit on oar books, nor has he ever had. He has been imposing eat a nnmber ol parsons on Arkansas river, and we hereby cant on the community against taking any drafts from him cat aa. TOOF, PHILLIPS CO. Mernphf. Tenn F.bruary ST, 1873.

fetal EVERT ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR Being a private Instructor for married nnrsona or those about to bo married, both male and fe male, everytniDg concerning tne physiology and relations of onr sexual system, and tne production and prevention oi offspring, Inc uding all tbe new discoveries never bo-tore given in the English language, by WM YOUNG, D. Tbis ia really a valuable and Interesting work. It is written In plain lan guage for the general reader, and la Illustrated with numerous engravings. All young married people, or those sonteaaplat- iug marriage, anu uavmg sue least impeoi-ment to married li should read tela book. It discloses asm sia that ovary one ahould be It wm beaen' toany addresaoa rooslpt ot cents.

Address Dr. WM. TOUNG, Ma 4M Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadelphia. AT- AFFLICTED AND FORTUNATE. No matter what may bo your disease, before you place yourself under the care of any one of tne Acaus native asm foreign wbo advertise In tula or any other paper, espy of Dr.

Youns'e Book, and road it get a iv. It will bo the means of savin? von many a dollar, your health, and oosaihlv your life. Dr. oung can be consulted on any of the disposes described in his publications by mall or at his office. No US Borneo streak above Kourlb.

Philadelphia. nnasw Wondetful Cure ftr Caaetr, THIS REMEDT SOOTHES AND CURES in aU oases where the vital ore ana are not materially paraly asd. wi 1 1 to any oart of tha United States, with foil directions, on receipt of la and deaorlDtlon aa to part affected, etc. Bend by Express O. O.

or in registered a-tf ru TT IB NO HUMBUG, satisfaction furantaad or money le.urned. Address P. JOHBBTOH. 'S-W Cold water Btsa FOR SALE. The place on wnich I reside, containing lSB acres, well Improved, with good Dwelling aad out-bouses, Btoaaa sin and ariBtssl'l.

Also, State and County Rights to Lynch "a recently invented Cotton Press, which talis cheapest and best Press ever Invented; can proas a SOS-pound bale In one minute, with less amount of labor than any other press In these pans; box frmMto IS feet long; can be aaiit by an ordinary workman, at a coal not exceeding sit. stent ooaaiaea dtt. H. Aiexanqer, eav novonta street, city, ti. Apply on lbs promisee BL LTBTi rnatcrneo, ttora lsas, ueaoto BtaSSaSaCaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBF.

nJ jjr gWgSawttfS.i St BBBVBL WHOLESALE TRADE, art en por-Jaan 1 which watt boeaajh' tteiero COTTON AD ES, SPRING JEANS. ALL POPULAR BRANDS AND FANCY GOODS. Goods, Dress Goods piece) risen, nar Orders Irons tSM) 263 MAIN ST COURT WHOLESALE DEALERS Estes, Fizar Pinsoa, Mo. 276 F30KT STREET, OrFFB FOB BALE: 84HB bbls. Flour, all li.oo on irlah gradta: loaai ISO bhils.

Liuistann, 401 ptgs. Vo'i Sugar a grades; al bbbsm MM) tsaelxa OoBooj b- x. i aaw.t lbs. Bnlg Pork; sou in 1 1 SNtajtSUII! aisv BOS a roiatrco; BBS) kits Maskerol; SCO wises ojt BS eoaosBnsfl; Sta.i; aa bbis. as eao Pork MM) aatrreai bi'ky; BB bbht Texas Pe- BOO Oozes -oar.

cans: Boat bets. Lord; eases Sarataen. AJjBO, A COMPLATE 8TOCK OF FRESH CA GOODS. OiMtlutiin tf Cepa tn-rsbia JOBE at CONAWAT have th's darr nsnolved partnership by limitation. S.

Jobe retiring. J. r. Con a way to assni the llaall-tlea and collect all aaeeu 'ne i-e trm. JOBS, I.

CJ' AWAT. February IS, 1472. M. IB OOBAWAT. J.

O. LEIOIAT. CON A WAY UND6AY. GROCERS, C0TTQ3 FAD1 AMU 6EHERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS 863 3bCa1xl fast." We keen on hanc at pie and Fancy Bro to families In tha citj BaaoBSa stock wlUtieliv ii charge. I cheerfully reeommend Messra.

CONa-WAT A US CBt to allot my friends want, lng anjtsmg in their line of bcsineea fel3 M. 'OBE Ames, Beatta 39S Main street, offer Bargains, Wholesale and Retail iifFsjr-niture, Carpets. Mattresses, etc GBIDEB XAjruTAcrrBBBB or thb CELEBRATED ALABAMA AJD CT Plaster, Hair, Fire Brick aad Ctay. Tile, Hay, Ccro, Can, Brae, ete Ne 41 SOUTH COURT STREET FEMALE SCHOOL. TBE undersigned respeet'uily state to tha parents or the elty ana earrosndtng country, that tbey wlJ, on tne First Boss, afcay In F.

hr nni next, at tbe ptace knuwn as the Moe by Mansion, oa Alabama rises, open a school for young tart it, tuh ror day and boarding puplla wbleb be taught ail branehes desired, lncltdtig the laa fuageo. The location is eUirle and Oeauti-ul with ample loom a I gn unda Tbey ro-spectfuily Bolldt the patn-nas and tuprort of parents. Koung ladiea al ages, -mi of any degree of advancement, rec tved. and the most carefui aitonuoo in ail matters and dspartmentc gu ranteed. MKB JE (J.

tog sj fKtt a RV v. VRarttoiI. REES B. EDMONDSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 15 Uo'oa 3'reet, foX davT Leo BlO-B Beannri Tumm U. F.

CAVANACH to 31 thew Hunt Co ,) DEALERS IX OOFFSIEI PIOBS. TO THB TRADE wo offer special Inducements and as low figures aa the Quality of goods can bo "brained in any Fast or Soutc. nor rtcrotr a Boast and wrlad Javn and Bin tatrest also Orind and Pack sll aiude of ispirea, wniea we guarantee pure aid or suitotior qualify. IT. P.

CAVANA4JH at faSS Bsa Mnia suregy METR0P0UTAN HJTEL ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. HENRY PA0E. M0NS, ED. SAST0M, Restaaraat Prap'r. kittle RooU.

AB w-Bav AT BORT WOTIOu, ALL PlanU purcbaaed ilL bo placed on lota free oi charge. rss over, plants purchased of me fr iota In any charge will be wlnfe-ed in my oreen House free. I will also k-ep up lots by tbe year Cut flowers, boquets sodd'tg laylig off walks, Bodalng gravae, etc. promt-tlv exe. cuted.

Reside i ce South Sato lmwo.td eai-etery. ffeflil HF.NRT MOoRg. THE undersigned having taken oat letters of adminla' rat. on on tbeastate of John Morton, deceased, hereby notifies all persons having claims again i a est- ta to present the aame for settlement in frre prescribed by law, or they will be toreyer barred, and all persons indebted ta said estate to set-le tnotr Indobtodnena HAN BAH NonTOV, Ac1 mtnlatratrlx. Mswssato rehroarv 'Ai iFTk wsd a RENTALBURt.AU.

A the QtTTteoi aoUctlatlon of many pnrp-ta erty owner-, and to meet he demand of thatimea thelatnpa onenta. connect witn our KBAl. ttftit a BBBTAA department umler the lasn. diate charge ol Br. W.

HT ER. wno wl'l at all lime bo foand reacy to sarve tbo no Bile in all matters tart sitting to uls rerartmsnL DONOHO A RCL8.LEY, Southern Heal Est- le aVOTIOB. rpOCONBIONIUfSOF FBSIOHTBT RTVBH, 1 Ail consignee a will te rqair-at to move their property i ont tee Uvee a a-tue erpl-ration tf twenatoatr boars rrnm ta timaTttf amvau. stnn. is oi wnari vicuaanea will air.cuy astaamnsu rt.

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