Memphis Daily Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee • Page 4

THE MEMPHIS STHSTDA.Y APPEAL ISTOVEMBEE 16, 1873. AMUSEMENTS. timutek. a. T.KFFIXGWELL R-MMnteot of the eenof the Anurican Stage, MRS.

X. V. ltWEK, Mippe-rMlby Uie favorite young actor, J. C. Kr lI.I.oM.

uMMMteg 4CUy ta a round ot her most characters. Monday Eipnlne, Xovcmljcr Kill, THE LUY OF FSy rUHDAY'; AT 2 ML Fj. B.neflt0f KBowerj: stuart i-ee-red tn advance at Theater bb) rtaiiHw open dal.y from K.VSW OPEUAUOH.1. THREE NIGHTS ONLY, OoBUBesHnng Thursday. Hovcmbcr 201Ii.

KING IiAUGHMAKEBS. Calleniler" Original Georgia Minstrels. Entire efeMfe of programme each evening of tfeetr peeunar Xeeerved seatK al Cleaves A Carnes's boot' wifluMit oTtrn charee. Reserved tU, 51; Seats in Family Circle feu mIamu! tutnunH. 7Sc.

Oread Family Matinee on Saturday afler- 'ClJ TUOS. W.BROWN.Agent. WANTS. NfXTin tn. rltv.

and a Coot to tO 1 innlt at EH Shelby LUreot. and board in JJT. 7. YiZ i.i iK.ni an. An at APPKAt office.

A.J, ii. omJATION wantedby ayoungman either arand" wWlng wort for zraiiotinn na rook for a small famm In In toe country, vt street. TJOOK-KEEPER Situation as book-keeper II or aeeoani salesman. au aad na peosHian- S. W.

Appeal office "OOARDERS Pleasant rooms and goou board at No. Hi Court street. Alo, day hoarders wanted. nolS "WTTAGE I want Immediately a cottage roatfa of lieale street, at reasonable rates, in actual payments and permanent tenant. Address, ere mis omce, a rairiri'A-ntredman anu wife to go to the con ry.the man to mate himself cenerally useft.

about the es tablishment and the woman to milk ana wain XorasmaU TTOULF0RD. nolo corner Front and Jeffei son. vrrflft foore will ad I "dress me at Courtlana, Miss, she will hear TOARD-A gentleman desires board 1 and SidEtSly O.T Appeal office. a vpt nnrseto lake charge of a child Ave months old -would preler Sme adages wlfl be or If applicant of rood lamSy, and would desire to take iwuTand raise It. satistactory arrangements made.

2osScet a unnt c-trl in do housework ni'indnir. 112 Xxcbang- St. B. STURM. BOARDERS Boarder at 41 Gayoso street Good board and accommodations, i.ejer.

o.i.l rwinlmL I1C11 WO WOMEN Two women, one to cook and Uie omer riinXT AnnlV at 48FKUi. SITUATION A sltuauon as nousejs.TCii iVlB a t.rlvate family. Reerences gWen and required. Apply at SO MONRO WANTED TO REST-ADOUl ju or io -good land, suitable for garden, lu moderate improvements, within two miles Ol AWUicw noil D. J.

tbi office. WHITE WU31AS-A Wlllio work ot a small family. German or CO. 12 Madison St. SITUATION A situation as prescription dregekt by a physician who is a graduate.

Addrew P. Madison, Ark. riORREsPONDENCE I want to correspond I wltb persons desiring to Invest at. at-Loals. Pernons desiring to exchange Farms for St.

Lou's property. I have located at. SC LobU a a PCRCHASINO ACEKT of real Intend to And good brains and iood titles for customers, ii. B. AlJDh.l.li, fate of Memphis, 420 Market street, St.

Louis. OAW-FHJNG, r-ltt eln-sawa a day to file at eeats omdsof Sen I will give to the Howard As- EoelaUon. eel W. IllCKiLAN. Cor.

Main and Georgia streets. ERSON wanting Bored Wells, call at HECK'S. 3W Second St. nawfH.HAXD FURNITURE, Feathers hikS Hoasesold Hoods of all kinds, bought tjeeoad street. H.

T. HINNOTT FOKNITURE, ETC-To pay the highest urtee lor second-hand furniture, stoves, FOR SEHT. A small cottage, two rooms and kltctaen: 13JJ4 WeUiDgton apply on nol6 i NEW HOUSE with Ave rooms, pantry, A lane yard and all necessary outhouses. Apply comer of Elliott and Houth streets. relereBees required.

Furniture from yel-kaw-fever premises wlU not be permitted to be Moaftnt into me nome. TOBK No. 417 Main street; good location 5 eteef to tood parties. noli OOM6 A suite of ground floor a I I wn MiutlEon street, in the center ol baiilDum: suitable for offices or for a Irutt store. Fossewionelveninarewaays.

Anpiy aC So. IS MAMKO.N street, up staiis. riYVhttV Hbn.N. Second street: two-story ft brick: reeently used aaa bakerj-. 1'oaees- skmsrveBatonce.

Terms low. Apply to K. M. mccalLum, gm Front street. OUriE A aood house," rooms aad kltdien.

1 sas aea miures. Appiyai. Appir ai (S PKOJ1ENADE Street. BOH CtOTTAGE A cottage on Union street, rooms. Apply to JOS.

TAOG.3B Main. RESIDBKCE A nice, new residence, with 9 rooms, and necetery out-houses and cl- teru. wltn or 4 acre iana, nesireu.near Old Kaleleh road and flag stations on M. and O.K.IU about miles from the city. Apply to US.

SYDNEY E. KERR, 87 Moby srect. STORE Three desirable stores with offices up stairs, on Front street, between Jefferson and tkurt; also one at No. It Jefferson rVreet. Apply to Jos.

Andrews, 2S2 Front street, from It to lLo'clock a. m. no (COTTAGE RESIDENCE Cottage residence at Looney switch, Hernando road. Apply to B. F.

bMlTH, 366 Main streeU C10UNTRY RESIDENCE The country resl- dence of tbe late Major E. A. Beecher, on the old Raleigh road, about 2)4 miles from the city. Has a new and comfortable residence, wltb all necessary out-bouses; about 25 acres, half prepared for garden purposes, with plenty or wooded land. Terms reasonable.

Possession elwm Immediately. Apply to BELCHER FENTREbS, Attorneys, BOB irvlng Block, Second street. RiIDENCE That fine res.dence on Hie Old Raleigh Road.Jnst outside city limits Known as the "Leaui Place," containing ten room, besides servant's rooms, fine stable and outbouses; seven acres ground attached to Kemlses, and more can be rented If desired. i convenience to the city, and being lrve from epidemics, renders it a very desirable family residence. Apply at 36 UNION.

HOUSE No SB Jefferson street extended. In a most desirable neighborhood, with garden lot adjoining, atoij io I. Union street. 0 FFICBri AND SLEEPING ROOMS At -1 A II? Rtront ClOTTON OFFICES Desirable cotton offices In tbeStonewall Block, No.UUnlon street, v. i.i I a at a.

i to comer of Her- nando road and Cbapln avenue, ISO per 107TAGKH--Three cottages, in good order. on Walker avenue, froutlng on Hernando street railroad, near me resilience oi uapuun Joseph Lenow, and convenlent to state Fe male uouege. ji'j i. aj u.tiw tucch QBSIDENCE A good bricSc two-story resl- 1 i. sence, wiia eigui rnoms, goou wawsr anu all eon venlences.

No. 673 Shelby A lso, want to sell 'urnlture, wood and coal. For farther particulars, call on T. i KAHLH Wii Tennessee street. DESIDl XV fctreetr f.

corner Mulberry and Tolbert m. Li union' 11 OOMS The healthiest tbe highest situ IX ated In the city. Families would do well -o can anu examine, o. nneioy sueeu OFFICES RESIDENCE Residence on Wellington street; omces. No.

33 South sel9 1X Madison street. jiERMANIA HOUSE Corner of Shelby j. uiu uayiwu on dcwi, hw a uaiain. Apply at once to John Somervell, office 30H Second itreej, corner Monroe, Memphis. Tenn.

sepis New cottage-house, situated at ii vnersection or i-auaeraaie sireet and Her. ISldo road only a few steps from street rail way Apply to C.H.HAIOHT, r.b No. 9 West Court street. 1X3 OU8E The splendid i neoouu Eireeu ironung uourt square, ialJ occupied by W. 8.

Bruce A Co. Apply IT. a flKipwupu. ur BEiXUER A FENTRESS, Atfya, sepll No. Second street.

BS1DKNCEH Dwelling, 8 rooms. Union St. It Also, BUEmriui nwuDuc. ana acres. MINOR MERIWETHER, 310 fecond st.

'HUE second and third floors of SM Main st jrery UEht (being on comer of an alley), suitable for a wholesale notion bouse. Apply tg BP1CERARYAN. KFliJl3 Cottages, and one storeroom on Main street. Apply to MCKAE.MYER848NKED, pjya 27VXJialntreet LEASE OR SENT. LAND W'ooftton 13 acre of land, fronting on M.

and O. R. at Uermnntown, Ttnn one-half cleared and balance in timber. STRAYED. HORSES One large slied cream colored hoise, black mane and tall, nnd one iirin hiack uun mane anu tan A liberal reward will be paid for their re turn to UK.

J. It. ALLbjt, nol5 in West 'ourt street. TULE Twenly-Bve doliais reward oil'ert. aL for the recovery or lnlormation of tin t.Ant.i,D nf a InvnA Kla.l.

I old, large wart on right ear; will work In lini jess or gear; was laten oo ue asa bepiem-ber from Panola county, Mlw. Direct to Vallev. MI- LOST. SILVER WAT A Sliver Watch, keyhol. In the center ouUde case.

A suitable re ward will bo paid on return to O. II. CAH, No. 11 Union St. f7UR CAPE Los', a Mink Fur Caue.

ueoj ti. Tjimsvlll- deoot. Ten dollars rcwurti will be rtald for the delivery of same at 851 OOUUUM. i i i i RECEIPT BOOKS Two dray receipt liH 5 and IS. at the warehouse of tb Lnion Storage Company.

A suitable rewind will be tald if returned to Memphis Clt Transfer Company, No. 9 West Court street, oi IL UAuL.rjti,ai.ineNuea. TAKEN UP. PONY" A black mare pony, 18 hands high 1 years old, on the Meath place, on tli. Pigeon Roost road, mlle from the city.

ROOMS AND B.6AKft. DOOM Furnished room to rent In the Lee IV Block. Apply at room o.x in iiogaon building. gOARD At 11 Court btreeU DOOMS AND BOARD Furnished roonw XX with board, at Mi MADISOX tjtieet. nOAHD Familv rooms, newlv fitted, single or in suite.

Also, furnished looms for sin gle gentlemen. Day boarders accommodated. nolo r.o. JiAUlu.N mreeL. ROOMS AND BOARD The choice of two fine rooms, with board.luaprivate family.

with the comiorts or a nome. aue oest oi rei-erences given. Apply SB UI-tON street. rkOfiMS Itnoms. furnished or unfurnished Madison.

Also a few day boarders accommodated. noa i nriMS Furnished or unfurnished rooms, K. with board, at 4S1 Shelby street. Also ac commodations for few day boarders. nos OOMS Rooms for rent, with board, and a it rew day Doaraers waniea ai.

SHELBY street. B' wanted at No. 72 Court street. I too tor rnrnifinea or ocjj FOR SALE. No.

351 DeSoto street. Contains J- rooms and kitchen, front and back porches. ejr street-cars. A Bargain is oi- fer rered. Apply on premises.

FTALF INTEREST in a well-established I I and good paying Business. Auuress t. Oils office. USS, PISTOLS, Ki The stock of the late It Wm. Schneider, with gunsmith's tools, is offered for sale at a bargain.

The shop will be rented or leased. All repairea wontnoi laneu aw ay before December 13th will be sold. Ai- ply at 12 WABHIKUTOW street. WINE AND BEER HALL A first-class wine and beer hall, one of the best stands in ue city, inquire i ma iv. i rf 1 1 Tf Brick for sale.

Apply to URIDER fc DENI IE, or 571 Madison su-eet. UOll i Klrtt vocner and well broke, at Al Piper A Beaseley's Brick Y'ard, on Over ton tract, South Memphis, casn or ciiyac ceptance CJALOON A first-class saloon, in best bnsl- ness location, new and elegantly niieo up mrt with a unad stock of Houori. A fine mer garden attached to the house. Terms very liberal. Particulars at sepll APPEAL.

OFFICE. RESIDENCE A home-Uke house and lm proved lot. Inquire at 27 Rntu street. ENGINE A 7-horse power portable engine, Apply to Peter Mitchell, 218 Madison st. tiTACHLNEEY A horse-power, gin and Ui.

press, all nearly new, will be sold cheap, it all Second street. 1 yl 5 RESIDENCES Two brick residences in the Titus block, corner Market and Third sis. Apply io HAtvlfcu x- iriuirtj tt Onfl ACKtS Or LA-NU-lu lots from ten iOJ to twenty acres, on both sides of tbe JlsslsslDnl and Tennessee Kallroad.five mile from Jacmpuis; see map anu aumwi 1'. 2L.t ap3 No. 219 Madison street.

H'NGINEH CUBEIN A UUNN.AdaujoSt. i have for sale some of the most substan tial and elegantly finished tlonary engine in the United states. TheF position en 'in omuch admired by thoustis, Is among the number. Gentlemen de- urinE engines lor mills, should can aii.i examine. For simplicity and strength ihey are not to oe exceiieu.

leu PJSHSONAL. r-innr-CA8H and good prop roperty to ffllUUl trade for Cottage Rcsldaen, dtiicn. Al) ply at 3g Union. JOHN fc. FINLEY.

iiRANbFER AGENTS We are the only au- 1 thoriced omnibus and transfer agents In nemDbls jr the Paducah nnd Memphis, an. also the Xeniphls and LllUe Rock railroad. Lave or. era at zs anu zs.ifc jiam Mrcti mnlbu-H-. P.

M. A CO. FOR SALE OR RENT. rOTTON LOCATION Tho best and most I onmnlnto ct ra frll rA1MUtm1 nnrl RATTltiP cotton location in the city. risks, rroflU large ana bare, ivoneuui responsioie pttrut (V17TI1V innanlnfrina SALE OR EXCHANGE.

fSE FIN FA ILY HORSE, sixteen bands i-ieh. kind and sent le. cost win cheap, or exchange fora No. 1 mule, broke to harners. Apply at5BS Main street.

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS. Mr. W. E. Andrews sent tblrteen dollars to tbe executive committee yes terday.

Quite a fine haul of "maokcrel" was made by the detectives and police yeeteraay. A necro shanty near the water works burned about four o'clock yester day morning. Our streets are thronged with beau tiful ladies, whose presence is mor than welcome to the male sex. Justice Miller and other members of the county court committee yesterday inspected the pesthouse, just completed. A youth named W.

J. Wooten was yesterday committed to Jail by Justice Miller to await a cnarge of liorse-steal-ing. A large camp of gipsies, with thir teen wagons, embarked yesterday after noon on tne steamer Ames lor the south. Tbe many friends of Sanitary-Ser geant Rogers will be glad to learn that he has returned from Mississippi, and is restored to the enjoyment of he-ltb. The Georgia minstrels will be here next week.

They are spoken of by the New York and western and southern papers as one of the best troupes now before the public The Kansas division of Wells, Fargo express remitted thirteen dollars yesterday to the executive committee, making nine hundred and fifty dollars sent from that source. In the criminal court, yesterday, Garrett Jones, colored, plead guilty to the charge of malicious shooting, and was sentenced to ten years' imprisonment in the penitentiary. Bishop Quinta.nl last night fell on Madison street, and sustained a painful bruise on his knee. The injury will not prevent this reverend gentleman irom uppeanng in tne jiuipii. u-uuy.

From the first to the fifteenth in stant, the Ueaie-street eoup-nouse gave out to poor families and strangers, tnree nunureu gallons boup, allowing one pint and four ounces of bread to each person. Arewatdof three thousand dollars is offered by Albert Fink for the arrest and conviction of tbe parties who ob structed 'the Memphis and iouisville railroad track, near Brownsville, Octo ber 11th ana isovember nith, by which tne trsuns were wrecKeu. The latest novelty in the cotton- comriress line is a compress that can tako the cotton direct from the gin if desired, ana win "squeeze" tne staple to Uie capacity of twenty-five pounds to the cubic foot. One of them will, we un derstand, be erected In this city during uie weeK. Officer Peter Hackett yesterday ar rested Isaac Jones, colored, for alleged larceny of a box of collars, a window- sash and a coal-bucket.

jVZ dUputan- dum de gwtiou even in a thief. smiths had better be careful of their an vils and menageries of their eleohants when Jones la about. Private dispatches received from Kansas City last evening, announce the ratification of a twonty years' contract for water with the National water-works company of New York, by a vote of, twenty-five hundred to eighty. This is the result of the recent visit of Captain F. M.

Marian to mat city. The matinee at the theater yester day afternoon was largely attended. Uie play passeu ou witn mat ease, and charm so characteristic of 'his excellent stock company, tue dramatic talent of which offers unusual attractions to our people. We are glad to know that a deserved patronage is belDg given the theater. The second chancery court has on its hearing docket fifteen hundred cases.

The hearing docket of the first chancery court, commenced in 1S70, has recorded eighteen hundred and fifty cases, which number one-half remain for trial. The first and second circuit ixiurts have each six hundred causes pending on the trial. There will be a solemn high mass in St Bridget's church on Monday next, the seventeenth instant, for the repose of the souls of all th'ise who died during the yellow-fever epidemic in that parish. His lordship, Right Rev. Bishop if Little Rock, will pontificate on the occasion.

The mass will begin at ten o'clock, Rev. Father Meagher, of Nashville, will preach on tho occasion. Night before last a newly-married man was arrested for drunkenness, and placed in the station-house. When he met his frantic bride yesterday morning at tho Commercial hotel the Bcene was very aflecting. The erroneous statement of the Ledger concerning Chief Amy's oilicial clemency to tne unfortunate nan is untrue in every respect.

Chief -thy has never seen the man alluded to. A number of the young ladles at Bartlett are preparing lor an entertainment which will take place in a few weeks, the proceeds to be applied to the benefit or tne orpnans oi iueinpnis. Good music and several charades, well gotten up, will constitute tbeproKramine, which will be inferior to none of the entertainments heretofore given by the voung folks of Bartlett. Our friends at Bartlett may expect a crowd on the occasion. The teachers of the Chicago public schools have forwarded to Mr.

Cairns, secretary of our school-board, a further contribution of S1C6, to relieve the ne cessities of teachers In our public schools. This, with former contributions, makes SGGGsent by the generous teachersof the noble city of Unicago to aid tneir professional brothers and sisters in this city to tide over the sufferings and embarrassments of the late epidemic. Everybody is again in tho very best of spirits, and business is becoming quite brislr. The hotels are all well crowded already, and when the thousands come to this city next week to view the beauties of the Exposition, "cots in thehall" will be certain to be brought into requisition. Everything looks cheerful around town, and money is again becoming plentiful.

The name of ''Bronze John" is never mentioned, and the contrast between Memphis of yesterday, and the same day a month ago, was extraordinary in the extreme. "Time is money." There is no man in the weary rounds of business to whom this sentiment has more significance than the editor of a daily paper. From the moment he enters until he leaves his office, time is not only money, but it is I eputation to him. However socially inclined, however glad to meet his friends and to be entertained if not instructed by their conversation, he cannot possibly indulge in the pleasure without infringing on the rights of his subscribers and readers. Remember when you call on an editor, that time is MONEY.

The following contributions to the fund for our poor were received at the mayor's office yesterday: Colored Sunday-school of St. Andrew's church, Wilmington, Delaware, SIS; Rev. J. W. Andrews, Goldsboro, North Carolina, vii urn, AaiLioK uiuiu uuuuaj-4juui.

Syracuse, New York, S12; Hope chapel mission, Syracuse, New York, S5: second ward mission, Syracuse, New York, SI 50; Thawtnut club, Boston, Massachusetts, $50; Owen Van Olinda, Holland City, Michigan, Si; Johnson Stewart, Holland, Michigan, total, $93 50. The following marriage licenses wero returned executed to the county clerk SI: First Baptist church bunday-scnool CO. TTnnA nliann during the week: John Reshe and Miss M. C. Mosier, William Bole and Miss F.

Sharp, George Rowden andMUs E. Osborne, H. Shulzeand Miss E. Thu-man, J. J.

Crossett and Miss M. B. Sims, J. K. P.

Stares and Miss Belle Caraway, G. A. Matlies and Miss M. E. Dulin, H.

Ebenhard and Miss Eleanor Lard-ner, C. Kneudry and Miss Anna Wex-ter, William Greene aud Miss Alice J. Brooks, R. E. Puryear and Miss Emma J.

Parkison. Four colored couples were also married. The Bluff City oil-works yesterday sent $17 50, proceeds of fifty sacks cotton seed contributed to Uie Mcmpnts sufferers by M. D. M.

of" Govan's Landing, and brought to this city by theateamer Pat Cleburn, freo of charge. The Leath orphan asylum acknowl edges the receipt yesterday of the fol lowing donations: From M. E. Brain hall, M.D., from J. M.

Cannon, from seventy-one boys and girls in Jacksonport, Arkansas, S21 15; one bun dle doming lrom me children ol V. Webb, through John Mitchell; one large box doming lrom ladles of Jfaaucan, Kentucuy, tnrougu Rev. iiavid WalK. Mrs. O.

Davis, of Holly Springs, sent to the Leath orphan asylum, by railroad, two boxes or ready-made cfotu ing, consisting of garments of all de scriptions, and snoes, aunts, blankets. etc, numbering in all over three hundred nieces, bbe also inclosed postal money-order for eight dollars for the same purpose. Accompanying tins. was a note, the closing paragraph Qf which is as follows: "These articles and money are a contribution from the good and kind ladies of Holly Springs and let me hope, Mr. President, that while the offering is not large, it may carry comfort to some of the poor suf ferers under your charge and in your city.

II there are garments or articles not needed in your asylum please see that it goes to some deserving poor, or some other asylum." In the probate court yesterday, wills of the following decedents were admitted to probate before his honor, Judge Ray: E. A. Ackerman, with A. Frankland, Benjamin Eiseman and G. H.

Iredale as executors; Georgo Asel- mvea. with H. Mettyas executor: Dr. J. Joseph Williams, with the name of J.

A. Anderson attached as admlnls trator: AugustRieger, with John Schelb- ier as executor; Thomas Joyce, with Patrick Joyce as administrator; John uritun, with uornenus uriinn as exec utor; Laura Lewis, with J. D. Siddle as executor. John Scheibley was appointed administrator of John A.

Brunner; C. W. Winkler, administrator of John Bond; J. A. Anderson, administrator of Helen it.

itegan, itosa m. Joyce, Mary Cunningham ana William Xi. Alien. Henry Hemple was appointed guardian of the minor heirs of R. Hemple.

and Catharine Conley of the minor heirs of Patrick. Uoniy. Night before last a man named W. P. Moore, from Decatur, Alabama, ar rived here on the Charleston he formed a traveling acquaintance with a mau claiming to be an ex-policeman After reaching the city Mr.

Moore was induced by the ex-official to indulge iu several drinks, and the consequence was he fell by the wavside, was robbed of thirty dollars, lost bis trunk, and was carried to the statlonhouse. Moore thinks the ex-officer drugged him for the nurpose of stealing his money. Chief Athy gave Moore money with which to obtain food, and is investigating the case. Indications are that au ex-oflicer named Kelly is the man who led Mooro astray. At a late hour In the night Kelly went to a house of ill-fame on Causey street, and with a drawn pistol demanded admittance, stating that a man had been robbed of sixty-five dollars in her house.

Kelly acted a policeman but three days, his star being pulled oir by Chief Athy, who will not permit such men to serve on his force. The following donations were received by the secretary of the German relief association since last report: From Messrs. Lantz Bros. Buffalo, New York, subscribed by the members of the Orpheus siDging society, $94 50; through Mr. Augustus Paul, Buffalo, New York, from the Buffalo German Srengerbund, 37; from German correspondent, Balti-1 more, iuaryiana, collections, $41 otj; from Mr.

Wm. J. Lemp, St, Louis, $46; from Mr. Frank Fuller, of Argenta, Ar kansas. SI: through Mr.

C. P. Walto's. Rochester, New York, collected by the members of the Rochester Mrcuner- chor, S39 60; Mr. Jos.

Barteman.Litch-field, Illinois, $25, through Mr. L. Wun-dermann: Mr. Rudolph Huss, Florence. Nebraska, $10; 'through Messrs.

Mitchell, Hoffmann from Mesers. Combs, Hartman Tell City, Indiana, a lot of furniture; from Messrs. L. Greenbaum New York, from Messrs. T.

D. Schloas Baton Rouge, Louisiana, $2 50; from Mr. H. Daly, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, contributed by the employes of G. W.

B. $15; from M. Krickel, agent, New York, $5. 1 The following is the mortuary re port for the twenty-four hours ending at six o'clock November 15, 1873: Chas. P.

Johnston, thirty-five, white, u- sumptiou, Poplar and Carroll avenue; ItOUert J). urown, MX, wwie, yenun- fever, 105 Madison; Maria McGhee, thirty, white, dysentery, hospital; Mary T. Madlgan, five mouths, white, remittent-fever, Jackson and Front; El- leu Brown, sixteen, black.consumption, Washington, near High. Total, live: yellow-fever, one; other causes, four; males, two: icmaies, three; wuite, lour; black, one: adults, three: children two. Summary for the week Yellow-fever, nine; other causes, twenty-seven wnites, twenty-six; blacks, ten; males, twenty-five; females, eleven; adults, twenty-five; children, eleven.

Total, thirty-six. Decrease from last week, yellow-fever, twenty; other causes, one. Total difference, twenty-one. Highest range of thermometer for the week, seventy-five degrees; lowest, thirty-three degrees. Prevailing winds southwest.

RICHARD H. TAYLOR, M. Secretary of Hoard of Health. The Register of yesterday thus does justice to a brave, fearless good citizen, who nsxeu uis uie anu gave up ins dus- inesd in order to nurse and attend to our poor, when the Howards called for help "Among those who volunteered was James G. Simpson.

Ho was already eneased as a visitor lor the Odd-bel lows', but he walked, to the front line a true sohlierto givd i.Lii his-time to the rener or suneriug humanity, ue saiu he was engaged one day in the week with his most noble order. The other six days he would give to the Howards and from that day till the work was over he did untiring, unceasing and un flinching service in the cause. His kind and noble heart did not suffer him to rest for a moment. In one instance, when he found four orphan children in a room being nursed by two old people who had the fever themselves, he packed the children all off and provid ed them with comfortable-homes, tak ing charge of two of them in his own house. All honor to Simpson and to all who went with him in me leanui strug gle.

We have spoken before of these boldiers who worked so bravely for our city, and we intend to continue to uo so. Memphis is proud of such men, and her people win never cease to nonor anu love and revere them." The physicians of the city are niov. in the matter of the construction of a monument to the memory of their com rades who fell victims to tbe yellow-fe ver. Among other steps taken to accomplish the undertaking, we find a cir cular signed by Doctors R.H. Taylor, F.

L. Sim and R. W. Mitchell, from which we take this extract: "The faithful phy sician who survived the storm bears in bis conscience its plaudits of duty done but our seven brothers. Williams, Free man, Crone, Hatch, Kennon, Blount, and Minor, fallen at their post martyrs to me cause or humanity, aye bright ex emplars of professional honorand duty.

sleep in their quiet graves, with more lasting glory than embalmed warriors in rules ot storied marble, uur i alien broth ers, if they could be consulted, would doubtless wish no fitter burial than quiet interment leafy jsimwoou, but pro fessioral pride demands the honor of their perpetual commemoration, and we ask in this behalf that suitable etonc be raised and carved for them. Their fame, the story of their heroism, be longs to me medical world, and our brethren throughout tho broad land are respectfully requested to contribute something to this laudable end. Your contributions, however- small, will ag gregate a success or the enterprise." List of undelivered messages re maining in the Western Union tele cranh office. S3 Madison street: C. Bullock, Wm.

Rtifliu, Hayues Stock ton, N. n. uwmgs, Btratton s- isird, xr A'lni-o I ucju. in. u.

ii iviuj A-uiaicuucim Wicks, Terry E. D. Cobb i'earce, ouggs ueo. Huter, J. B.

Farris W. W. Thacher, Washington Snore, A. M. Agelosta, Al1 peal, F.

Feldman, W. C. Vatts, Hay- den J. It. Miles a Babb.

A. Woodward, Miss Jennie Phillips. T. H. Allen B.

Bayliss o. M. Anderson, Wilson cc tsmni Memphis on company, it. u. uan J.

H. Mulford, John A. Pow ers, liowenstme i. i. vocu H.

H. Mettee Sou, Rev. I' Lucius. Peabody hotel, C. F.

Curtis E. Hybart Bn Babb, J. C. Vut- kins. mi man cc co union bank.

Dickinson. W. Brode Cooner. Tavlor Duffln, C. W.

Schulte, C. W. Trasur, W. D. Watson, F.

Gates J. H. McChillan, Wm. Bowlis Son. Estes.

Fizer Day Proud fit, Mrs. a. M. unompson, ti. uayiess a E.

Hodart A. Seessel, Son Shane, Harris H. Wetter James Ralaton, Mrs. C. H.

Hoff man. B. Hauauer S. M. Anderson, E.

A. M. Scarbrough Dillard ic Collin, r. U. Wood, W.

Gover W. Wrighttiugton Chas. F. Smith, G. W.

Cheek, Ad Storm, Hill, Teiry M. Late yesterday afternoon a persona! difficulty took place on the forecastle of the steamer rat, cieuurne lying at tne wharf here, between Phil Starr, the mate, and a negro roustabout named Tinsley. The negro pummeled Starr over the head and choKed him severely Starr then drew a pistol and fired at the assailant, but the bullet did not strike the intended victim. When the pistol tired, mucn excitement ensued, ana at least a hundred wharf negroes crowded together. Tinsley, who seemed to be drunk, was seized by two friends and forced ashore, in order to prevent further difficulty, lor oy uns time me negroes had become indignant, and several par ties made criminal threats ngaiust the officers of the steamer 1'at Cleburne, which parted her head-line and swung out into the stream.

Alter dropping down stream about a hundred yards the boat beaded to land aft of thasteamer Henrv About seventv-five ne groes immediately rushed to the edge of the levee as it to boara tho Cleburne, whose officers discovering the purpose of the movement, rounded out again ami the boat moved down the river. Officer McCuue went to arrest Starr, but was prevented by the hasty of the steamer lrom port, btarr win be arrested upon returning, and the affair investi gated nccordibg-to law. He was beaten by Tinsley, anu claims to nave snot, in self-defense. The negroes were very much incensed and were anxiouH to mob the steamer. We trust no such scene may be repeated, for the most fearful mobs are those conducted by enraged ignorance like that of yesterday after noon.

An adjourned meeting of the St. Andrew's society was held at the head quarters or the "bhouider-to-Shoulder" club. xso. 17 juauison street. The act ing president, Col.

H. T. Tomllnson, in the chair, and Mr. John c. Forbes, secretary.

The attendance of members was large and the very greatest interest taken the proceedings. Tho following gentlemen were unanimously elected members oi tne society, being native-born Scotchmen, sons and grandsons orbcotchineu: Messrs. b. 15. nobblnp, R.

G. Craig, M. D. L. Stuart, W.

8. Bruce, James Kirkland, Joe. Bruce, E. Anderson Cole, Miles Buckingham, W. B.

Galbreath, Duncan K. McRae, L. D. Mclvisick, Thomas Beg-bie, John T. Tomllnson, William Lemon and P.

G. M. Turner. The fol lowing gentlemen were unanimously elected honorary members, the presi dent paying mem a splendid compli ment, ior very vaiuaoie services rendered during the recent epidemic: Hon. John Johnson, mayor; Major J.

J. Busby, chairman ot me citizens' relief commit tee: Mr. A. D. Langstaff, president of thH Howard association; Dr.

Luke P. Blackburn and Major W. T. Walthall. On motion of Mr.

James Mcintosh, it was resolved to transmit to each elected honorary member a copy of the photograph of the "Shoulder-to Shouldei" club, aud ask each gentleman to accept the same as a reminiscence of the yellow fever, Memphis, Tennessee, 1873. The secretary. Mr. John Forbes. reported that suitable arrangements were being maae ior me at.

Andrew's banquet, on Monday, he first of December. After a lengthened discussion pertaining to various matters connected with the welfare of the society, the meeting adjourned. -tun uii i vy i luuiauav. Tim fVV. luviuns luuitjuu o.uu miuicui limner in this way: "A gentleman was hero yesterday from Memphis, desiring to learn someuuug au iul luete inaiviuuais, whose letters he had seen published Iu the Avalanche, and was surprised to leard that Dr.

B. P. Reynolds was an ex- Methodist exnorter, who had gotten in- to the medical profession through tbe, back door, aud who has never enjoyed any standing among physicians, especially since an unpleasant affair which happened this year, to a Jady who died under rather mysterious circumstances at a hotel in this city. Dr. Martin A.

O'Brennan has attained much notoriety here from his adventures in the law courts, where he sued the city for several thousand dollars, because some plaster fell on his head when he was poking around in the old courthouse, where he had uo business to be. He calculated his damages by assuming that he had been prevented from delivering a number of lectures, for which he would receive several hundred dollars a night, whereas his lectures were generelly delivered to reporters, and to members of his own family. He, too, was a graduate of Trinity college. His recommendation is one which carries no weight with It. When the people of Memphis learn the character of Dr.

Ryan's indorsers, they probably will not feel in the mood to soothe his wounded feelings, either by paying his board-bill or providing him transportation to Chicago." 3IKS. 31. A. CUTTING. OPENING OF FALL MILLINERY.

X. E. Cor. oOInln nnd Jefferson. On Monday, the seventeenth instant, we will lie open to receive ordersor the manufacture of ladies' suits, garments, costumes, etc.

coll's, 273 Main St. One-button Kid Gloves. Two-button Kid Gloves. Three-button Kid Gloves. Four-buttonKid Gloves.

wuite, biacif, doth shades, opera shades, medium shades, at reduced prices. MENKEN BROTHERS, GBAXD OPENING Of French pattern bonnets and hata at C. uoherty's, baturday, November 22d. Messrs. Wooldridoe Oliver, assignees of Toof, Phillips have estaousnea uieir omce at no.

la Madison street. GRATES SET AND SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED. g2S If you want your grates set, or smoky chimneys cured, call on H. lemon, at No. 101 Union street.

Have you seen the splendid assort ment of Shoes for gentlemen at 336 Main street? Judge T. J. Latham, Register in Bankruptcy, has removed hii office to 19 Madison street. ST. BERNARD COAL IS STILL DELIVERED AT SIXTY-FIVE CENTS.

Give it a trial. WTewill keep a good stock and deliver orders promptly. Office, No. 3 Madison. PirTSBUItG, CANNEL, 3IT.

CARBON, AND SHOTWELL COALS. brown a jones, No. 282 Main street. Watkins' new styles in dress making. All the Paris novelties.

373 Main street. 3inS. HUNTER'S OPENING. We take especial pleasure in calling attention to Mrs. Hunter's grand opeu-ing of fashionable millinery, hair and uress goods, at jno.

zu Mam street. large number of appreciative patrons were present on this occasion, which in vited the commendation of our leading anu most siynsn ladies, me great reature being the numerous elegant suits, oneof me most admired b- ing me latest pat tern bronze poplin, trimmed in rich velvet a la mode. The different hats exhibited secured more than usual comment of a highly complimentary nature from the great number of ladies present at this popular auo justly renowneu la-nion emporium presided over by such a pleasant, cul tivatedand interestinglady. The dress making department is unsurpassed and unusual inducements iu this brancli are offered the ladies of Memphis. All the novelties of the season are being daily Teceived at the above named first class place or fashion.

Have you failed "to suit yourself in to Cofley 336 Main street. KA1I.N' FREIBERG, Corner Mnln and Poplar Clothing 1) e- partiiient. 200 pairs elegant pants, from a late fashionable clothing-house, at $5 a pair, Among the great business institutions of our city is the grand and magnificent wholesule toy house of T. W. Johnston No.

310, Main street, opposite tho Peabody hotel. This is one of thelargest most varied and reliable toy houses in the south, its annual business having already assumed mammoth proportions, U)wing to its large patronage the toy home oi T. W. Johnston Co. is prepared to offer a greater variety of goods anu at cheaper terms man any other in Memphis.

Country merchants who wish to lay in a Christmas supply of any articles embraced under the name of toy, would do well to visit this house where every variety or an interesting kind can be found aud purchased at the most reasonable prices. The stock of mechanical toys embraces everything new manufactured in America, and all goods are offered at eastern prices to wholesale buyers, who will subserve their interests by purchasing of T. W. Johnston of No. 310, Main street, KAIIN FREIBERG.

50 dozen more of those elegant French kid gloves, blacks and colors, at 50 cents a nair. COAL. We will on Monday morning, seven teenth Instant, onen to the nublic our up-town coal-yards, No. 432 Main street (next waidrau biocE), and coiner Poplar and Second streets. They contain Choice Lump t'iltsburc Coal.

BROWN fc JONES. Have you seen Colfey fine as sortment of Shoes for ladies at 336 Main street? On Monday, the seventeenth instant we will be open to receive orders for the manufacture or ladies' suits, garments. costumes, etc. coijs, U73 Main br. PITTSBURG, CANNEL, 3IT.

CARBON, AND SHOTWELL COALS. brown jones, No. 282 Main street, To be pleased with yourself, have one of Watkins' designs for your dress. 873 Main street. MEMPHIS STEAM DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, NO.

61 MADISON STREET. On Monday, the seveuteenth instant. we will be open to receive orders for the manufacture or ladies' suits, garments. costumes, etc coll's, Mam bt, Attend Robertson's Business College. Armstrong's Photogranhlc Gallerv.

Bireeu lureu xauiuess gem pic tures for flfty cents. On Monday, the seventeenth instant. we will be open to receive orders for the manufacture or iadiej' suits, garments. uusiumea, eic. coll's, ii Main bt.

Advertise in Holly Springs lie- porter. Advertise in Holly Springs Jie- porter. SW. Z. Mitchell's night-school.

303 iuiiu sireei, commences iionuay. jnov. 3d. Advertise in Holly Springs JJe- porter. De, Bcchiqnani's Anti-bilious Bit- thing sclllngnow everywhere for the cure of liver disease.

Manufactory, 80 Vance street. PESTILENCE. A cure and sure preventive. Dr. McCaba'aii Required such a high reputation for the speedy 1 1 ri hi a ntr riAmn fc.

cure of all bowel affections, that unprincipled scamns havo resorted to everv renrehpneihlA device to steal its reputation, and thus perpetrate a fraud on the public by using similar bottles with similar labels to the well-known genuine, filled with a trash, deleterious to life and health. i PERSONAL. Mr. B. R.

Gates, of Heudrix, Carter of this city, was yesterday united in marriage to the accomplished and beautiful daughter of our well-known citizon, Wardlow Howard, Esq. The bride could not have given her love or entrusted her future to a more deserving and appreciative gentleman than Mr. B. R. Gates, who is so highly esteemed and appreciated by his countless friends.

Our wish, with that or many others, is mat tho rosy dreams of love'a happiness may be realized in Joyous nuritv. Surelv such mutual love deserves its own reward. The many anxious ami innuirinir friends of Mrs, Mallery'i wife of George Mallery, deputy-derk and master of the second chancery court, will rejoice with anu congratulate mm upon the convalescence of his good lady, who has pass eu uoyonu au danger, rrom a severe attack of yellow-fever. Her most excellent nurse, Mr. Henry Mallurn, after eight weeks of efficient service with the sick of the I.

O. O. left for his home in New Orleans, to join his family. Mr. and Mrs.

Mallery feel a profound gratitude to him for bis invaluable services in their hour of trouble and distress. They, with others of our citizens, will now have reason to be proud of such a friend a noble, humane and christain gentleman of great culture and intellect. We are glad to learn that he will shortly return to make Memphis his future home. Among the many who have returned to Memphis, there will be none whose name is more attractive to the ladies than the one which has aDDeared nrom- Inently in our issues for several days past. Mr.

J. G. Watkins who is now establishing his own business, has made a reputation in his particular line and if tue tames are judges, nia producuons are veritable works of art. Bringing to bear as he does an unusual degree of skill in the implements of manufacture, fjombined with a rare" inventive genius aim lasis in colors, we iook iorward to his occupying a high niche in the tem- pie oi iame. And we ask.

why should not our Watkins occudv the same nosi- tion in tho new world which Worth does in the old? By reference to our advertising columns the ladies will find much to interest them In his card. On Friday last, all that was mortal of our wormy fellow-citizen, Robert Eck- uu, was consignea to tne tomb. He died Wednesday, the fifth of in the sixtieth year of his age, with as pure and unblemished a character as man ever possessed in this world. The immense concourse of citizens, white 1. 1 i i i j.

anu maun, wuicn attenueu nia tuneral attested the love and respect he bore amongst his fellow-men. As a Mason, he practised its tenets, and as a Christian aDd follower of Christ he was ever raimrul, filling the position of master or his lodge and elder of his church for years. The funeral sermon was preached by Rev. Zellner. and Morning Sun lodge and Woodlawn lodge officiated at the grave of their lamented brother.

In the death of Robert Ecklin, Shelby county loses one of its best citizens. HEBZ0G 239 Main Street, Opposite Conrt Square, Have opened their IlEAUTll'lII, BBllSS GOODS, and offer them atr great bargains. hekzoq a bro. MRS. 31.

A. CUTTING. OPENING OF FALL MILLINERY. E. lor.

ot Jlnla nnd Jcllerson. On Mondav, the seventeenth instant we will be open to receive orders for the manujacture of laaies' suits, garments costumes, etc. coll's, 'ZT6 Mam St. MEMPHIS STEAM DYEINO ESTABLISHMENT, NO. 61 MADISON STREET.

Have you seen the fine collection of children's shoes at Coffey 330 mum street PIITSBURG, CANNEL, MX. CARBON, AND SHOTWELL COALS. brown jones, No. 2S2 Main street. Miss C.

Doherty. corner of Union and Main streets, has her fall opening to-morrow. This house is justly entitled to the extensive trade which it now enjoys, beciuse of the quality of goods it oilers to the public. The prices are very low and the attendants most polite anu attentive in au oi meir dealings, Which are characterized for fairness and reliable promptness. Any one calling at the above popular rendezvous of fashion, will find on exhibition iuii anu large stocs oi lall lm portations.

consisting of French nat- tern bonnets and hats, together with the latest and most beautiful novelties of tho season in the most desirable fashions of ribbons, velvets, silks, aud orna ments, uowers and feathers, En glish and American felt and velvet goods, and a complete stock of every ariicie in me millinery line. Tne attention of country merchants is more es pecially called to this grand and leading millinery establishment, where every- ming is so unique ana au jait. 3IENKEN CLEARING SALE. Empress Cloths reduced. Serges and Satteens reduced.

Raven black Alpacas, 35c. Raven black Mohairs, 65c. Black and colored silks reduced. Entire stock marked down to meet the great decline. MENKEN BROTHERS, 261 and 2B3 Main street.

Have you seen the choice assortment or jBoots ror gentlemen at Coffey 336 Main street? On Monday, the seventeenth instant, we will be open to receive orders for the manuiacture oi ladles' suits, garments costumes, etc couvs, 73 Main bt, Watkins, dressmaker, 373 Main street. KAUN FREIBERG. 500 men's genteel hats, $1 each. Plain and Ceated Yak laces. Guipure and Thread lace.

Point Applique and Val lace, Lace collars, Lace sleeves, Lace caps, Lace barbs, Lace seta, Ituches, Ties and all other A'OTELTIES OF THE SEASON, Received at B. LOWENSTEIN A BROS, OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Prescriptions compounded at all hours. day and night, by competent druggists, at jr. Johnston 220 Poplar street, cor.

Carroll avenue and Bull Run, Memphis, Tennessee. On Mondav, the seventeenth instant. we will be open to receive orders for the manujacture of taaics' suits, garments, costumes, etc. coll's, 23 Mam ax. MEMPHIS STEAM DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, NO.

61 MADISON STREET. The latest styles of boots, shoes and suppers always io ue iouna at Thomas v. Colley A Go's, 333 Main street. Cicntkai. Auction- Mocsc-White.

crismnn A 240 Main street. Eezular sales Wednes days and Baturdays. Bdllclts all kinds of waresandmercnanuiseiorsaie. Ample room for storage. Liberal advances made.

Go TO Leddin'fl Business College. The cheapest and best Stea Dyeing Aao CULAicixo house in the city la at 213 Second street, Hunt A Hanson's old stand. UAJttBOa a WALKER. Advertise in Holly Springs Re porter. No disappointment in the fits of dresses at Watkins', 373 Main street.

FALL FASHION'S AT JIBS. KREITER'S OPENING ON TUESDAT NEXT. Paris Bonnets, Paris Hats, Taris Flowers, Rich Feathers. LATE STYLES COSTUMES. Velvet and Cloth sacques, Camel hair wraps, new style Ruches, new styles buttons, Dress and Cloak Trimmings, Jewelry, Ornaments and Fancy Goods.

We will offer extraordinary inducement to our customers. OPENING Br, TUESDAY 1Mb. MRS. KllEMEB, A variety of new and best styles of goods for suits and cloaks always on hand, on which we are prepared to take orders at reasonable rates. Advertise iu the Holly Springs In dependent South.

Official journal of Marshall county. Largest circulation in North Mississippi. On Mondajt. the seventeenth instant. we will be open to receive orders for the manujacture of ladies' suits, garments, costumes, etc.

coll-s, Mam at. B. LOWENSTEIN PRICE LIST OF BLACK SILKS FOR THIS WEEK. Bonnet silks, 75; former price, $9 00. Bonnet silks, $6 00; former price, $7 50.

Bonnet silks, $5 25; former price, $6 50. Bonnet silks, $4 60; former price, $6 00. Bonnet silks, $3 50; former price, $5 00. Ponson silks, $3 00; former price, $4 00. Ponson silks, $2 60; former price, $3 50.

Ponson silks, $2 CO; former price, $2 75. Ponson silks, $1 75; former price, $2 50. Ponson silks, $1 50; former price, $2 00. Ponson silks, $1 25; former 1 65. AT LOWENSTEIN A- I1BOH.

On Monday, the seventeenth instant, wo will be open to receive orders for the manufacture of ladies' suits, garments, costumes, etc. coll's, 273 Main St. 2IRS. 31. CUTTING.

OPENING OF FALL MILLINERY. N. E. Cor. of Ualn and Jefferson.

Have you examined Cofley stock of Boots and Shoes at 336 Main street? NEW SALOON. I have lately fitted up a new saloon opposite the Mississippi and Tennessee railroad depot, where I will keep the best wines, fiquors and cigars in the city. A fine restaurant, also, billiard hall, is attached to the saloon. The restaurant will be open night and day, and everything usually kept by every good establishment of this character will always be found on hand. The billiard tables are new, having been just manufactured by Willett.

My old friends from the country, as well as the public generally, are invited to caU. and satisiacuon is guaranteed in every de partment. z. j. goodwin The teachers and scholars of St Lazarus Sunday-school are requested to meet at the church on Sunday, the sixteenth instant, at half-past nine o'clock in the morning.

The school will be re opened at that time. William D. Stephens, Superintendent, FRESH OYSTERS. Received daily by Victor D. Fuchs, 41 Jefferson street.

IMPORTANT RAILROAD NOTICE. The Union Ticket Oflice, Mississippi and Tennessee route south, Louisville route east, Memphis and Little Rock route west, will remove November 20th from their present location to the new buuuing northwest corner Madison and Mam streets. JAMES SPEED, Agent. On Monday, the seventeenth instant we will be open to receive orders for the manufacture or iauies' suits, garments. costumes, etc.

coll's, 273 Main St. CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' COLLEGE Thepatron3of this institution are re spectfully solicited to hasten the return of their sons or wards, so as to resume tne mil course of studies without delay, a uu i ii c. r. ji a e. President.

On Monday, the seventeenth instant, we will be open to receive orders for the manuiacture et ladies' suits, garments, costumes, etc. coll's, 273 Main St. SHERIDAN RODRKE'S Globe saloon was reopened last evening uy me surviving partner, John Al. Rourke. Westmoreland." Mehan's Irish whi3kv.

Deach and annlo brandy, old Geneva gin, and all other cnoice unnKs, as heretofore. IjAtest styles hats at prices to suit the times, at Cohen's, 223 Main street, Dr. Turner, dentist, removed to New Bethel block, corner Madison and Main streets. BANKRUPTCY SALE. Messrs.

Oliver Wooldridee. assign ees, will, on Tuesday morning next, the eiguieeuiu jusuiui, oe reauy io commence selling oil the stock of groceries or root, iniiiips at stores Noe. 343 and 347 Second street. The stock is largo and attractive, comprising wines, wuiajiies, piauuiuuu supplies, in lact, almost every article usually kept in a first-class wholesale house. Those de siring such goods, will find it to their advantage to attend the sale at the time and place above mentioned.

KAHX FREIBERG. 500 beautiful cassimere vests, $2 each. On Monday, the seventeenth Instant. we wiH be open to receive orders for the manufacture of ladies' suits, garments, costumes, etc coll's, 273 Main St. PITTSBURG, CANNEL, HT.

CARBON, AND SHOTWELL COALS. brown jones, No. 2S2 Main street. A. AAA Wll'lkUU IT AA AAA AAA Ul HUUttUUl Graham wholesale crocers and cotton-factors, at No.

272 Front street, are now offering extra Inducements in pork, bacon, lard, bagging, ties, tobacco, coffee, and new crop of Louisiana sugar and molasses. This house makes liberal cash advances on all consignments of cotton, and offers exceptional inducements to the cotton planters of the Mis sissippi valley. A better firm never did business in Memphis. A fine fashionable five-dollar hat for lour aouara, at conen's. under thfiWnr.

sham house. THE DAILY APPEAL HAS A LARGER CXRCULATION THAN ALL THE BEST oy THE MEMPHIS DAILY PAPERS COMBINED. AT WHOLESA TOYS, TOYS, TOY! WILLOW-WARE, FANCY CHINA! AND CHILDREN'S T. W. JOHNSTON CO.

SIO JMlJTlSf ST3EIEET, Opposite Peabody Hotel, "vJP T' fWy ft s. i- 1 -i- k5 i A- 't Wo offer at Wholeiale. for CASH, the LARGEST nu-i BEST stoctt of these goods in the market, comprising all tho novelties introduced this season in Foreign and Domertio Toys. We have also received all tho novelties in MECHANICAL TOTS of American Manufacture To Wholesale Bayers wo will sell at Eastern prices, freight added, 17. A cfc oo.

If.B. It will pay yon to call and looh through our stock 'before purchasing. FALL OPE WE ARE NOW READY TO EXUIBIT OUR FALL IMPORTATIONS OF Fl'lPlfflB TOGETHER WITH ALL THE LATEST X0YELT1ES OF THE SEASON IN RIBBONS. VELVETS Paris Flowers and Feathers English and American Fell anil Velvet Goods, and complete slock of every article iu the Jtlltllnary Line. do Country Merchants will Y.

V. RTJTEAND. C. C. GRAHAM.

WHOLESALE GRCCIRS AND GSTTON FACTORS, Ho. 272 Promt Street, Slempliis. We are offering extra inducements in PORK, BACON. LARD. BAGGING.

TTTTS TftTtAfYIO. POFFP.R. nTjrr imTiorAVt SUGAR. Liberal CASH advance AMCSE3LENTS. Memphis Xhtatfjr.

The performanced at the theater during the past two weeks have been most excellent, and seldom or ever did a stock company acquit themselves so nobly. Coming directly after the scourge, with the citizens but iU-prepared for amusement, the managment determined to show what they could do under the circumstances, and brilliantly have they performed all tho promises set forth. To Mr. C. A.

Lefiingwell, the geuial and acute lessee, and to Mr. Gobay, stage-manager, especial thanks are due. Every piece that has been produced was placed on the stage with due regard to appropriateness aud scenic effects. The many little thing, -hat go to make up a successful presentation have been carefid-ly attended to. Nothing wasslurred over, and due regard was given by all the members of the company to the proper costuming of the parts they were callttl 1 upon to personate.

This has been tbe secret of the success of the company with the lovers of tbe drama in Memphis. Nearly all of them came here strangers, but the majority have made their marks, aud have already established themselves as favorites. Particularly Is this the case with the "star," Mr. Frank Evans, who is a most care ful, pains-taking and judicious, actor. Mrs.

Claude Hamilton, by her careful reading and lady-like deportment, has won the greatest while Miss Glllman is one of the sprightliest little soubretles that has been seen on the Memphis stage in a decade. Mr. Everett is a capital comedian, and destined to be a favorite. Messrs. Lang and Knowles are artists of fine ability, and taken as a whole, the company have been admirably selected, and are certain durluc the season to give the createst satisfactieu to all the patrons of the drama, aud combine in their personations both instruction and amusement.

which is the great intention of all dramatic performances. To-morrow evening the most sublime and talented of all American tragediennes, and a general Memphis favorite, commenced an engagement. It is neeiHess to say that she is certain to be greeted with crowded, and fashionable houses during her entire stay in Aierapnis. Sue will be supported by Mr. J.

C. McCollom and the whole strength of the excellent stock company. 3fendelsoHa Quartette Club. The first rehearsal of the season will be held on Tuesday evening, the eighteenth instant, at half-past seven o'clock, at the rosrus of the society. Members (ladies and gentlemen), will please promptly attend.

A re-union of the entire musicial talent and member ship is earnestly solicited, as woika of great musical value wiU be rehearsed and produced during the season. ntiti ii isitzuu. secretary. ADDITIONAL MARKETS. GALVESTON.

Oalvestoit. November 15 COttonnet re. celpts, 2031 bales; sales, 1330 bales ptock, SAVANNAH. SAVASNAn. November IS.

Cotton firm: uiiuuuug, i net receipts, -io Daies; exports to Great Britain. SS72 bales: eiports to i ranee, z.a nates; sales, zjib oaies; stock, CHARLESTON. CHAitLESTON, November 15. Cotton dull and nominal; middling, lfc; net receipts. sniv uaies; exports coastwise, oaies; sales, 230 bales; stock, 33,966 bales.

MOBILE. Mobile. November 15. Cotton Irregular, aud holders are askinz higher prices: middling, Hlio: low middling, llc: strict good ordinary, lac; net receipts, bales; ex-ports coast wl -e, 2tfd bales; sales, 500 bales stack, a 3H bales. NEW ORLEANS.

NEW OntEAKS, November 15. Bran dull at fOc Dry salt shoulders firmer at 0e Bacon advancing; quoted at BSSKc 8Xo and 7KJ- Sugar dull and lower; inferior, 491)c; common, Sc; fair to good fair, (jo; strieiiy prime to choice, 7g8c. dud and low-er; good Talr, 40c; prime to choice, 4S15c. Coffee easier at others unchanged. WHEELED GOODS.

Memphis, Tennessee owls i please Rive lis a call. E. T. FBEEMAN. J.

J. IQEIUKEB CROP LOUISIANA MOLASSES and on consignments of Cotton. STEAMBOATS. FOR VICKSBURG. Hetuphls and Nt.

Xnlrt Paelzet OorasanT V. S. Mall IJne. For Helena, Chleo-, UreenviUe, Tlekaeure and Way Landtags. Steamer CAPITAL CITY, Jas.O'Nen masterjSHK Leaves SUNDAY, Nov.

18th, at la aja. nolS Ai. rtioKta. Tremorer. Heinphls, Helens and Friar's l'olnt J.lne.

Str. St. Francis, J. B. Cumminga.

master Leaves Memphis on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at 5 pjn. Kor freight orpasuw apply ou board. FOR OSCEOLA. Begufar Memphis, Randolph, Fulton aadt uayoso l-anuing mi-weettly racket. jykjStr.

West "Wind, W. I O. K. Joplin dark: Leaves Memphis every MONDAY and at 5 o'clock p.m. Forfreightorpasageapplvon hoard, nolo FOR CINCINNATI.

Memphis nini Ohio Kiver lacket Ch. For Louisvine and Cincinnati. The nne passenger steamer ja.iix uieaowiui saaster Leaves Nov. 17th. at a o'clock p.ra For lreight or passage-apply on board, or E.

D. COBB CO- Aaents. FOR CAIRO AND SI. LOUIS. Memphis aud St.

Joais 2aeset Veatpnny For Hickman. Columbus, Cairo and St. Steamer URAND TOWHK, Lennox rnaster-crjggqgg Leaves as above THIS DAY, November Nth-at 12 o'clock m. AD. STORM.

Treasurer. FOR NEW ORLEANS. I'EMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS WEEKLY PACKET LINK-LEAVES 31 ESI I'll IN EVERT TUCKS-PAY AT 4 1M. For Mouth of White River, Helena. Chicot City, Green vIlte.issSaZ-Qj: Vlcksburg, Natchez, and aU plantanoa anal bend landings TO leave THURSDAY', Nov.

lS.at 6 p.m. thesteamer JOIIX B. MAUDE, J.F.Noel, master. Alt. GrHsrTni otert WU1 leave THURSDAY, Nov.

6v ats the s. earner I. A. Blanks, master. Jos.

Holmr fl, Will leave as above. art. no5 A MiiiK? FOR HELENA Memphis, Helena and Wn Trl-weeklj rac btr. Pat Cleburiie. W.J.

ASHFORD Jp A-gg Leaves Memphis Tl'EsD and SATURDAY a. atS RSDAYa Saturday's trip extende- on St. Francis river. PhuilPi Bayou, FVr fVol rrhl rn dsa apply on board. ooff CHEXF LIU-, MTrl-i? PACKET he steamers Mark Cheek WHITE, Ji aster CHEEK, uneor tne ahnvn -7 -rrr-: DAYS.THDRSDA TUBS- A clerk wli i i re, at 6 pja apply on board or to EO.

W. CHEEK. Sunt. sepSO Jo.Z6 Front street. KfOTICE.

"jTO contracted by the crews of the -ams Geo. W. Cheek and A. VThuZ itCOTmpanledby awriuin Ula masteT of each boatf Homes for Persons Doing Business IN AND WISHING TO EISIDE NEAR 0N 8ATVRDAY NOVEMBER 2rn. wtll.hl at Forrsst CtryT'Ark.

in tho hlZliest h1ln.r In V' loft 10W vatlon, also Improved by two dwelMntS mill and gin. erma of ue? tenth of ter first of next January, themTin in In three eqnpljmlBlVf-apart. beginning with January monU" NING! Hits WJl. T. WELLBORN, ASeaV.