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THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL TOTDAY, MAY 1G, 1867. DIRECTORY. roMMKRTIAL Madaon Yl KMT GKKMAN liana of Tcudo as, oomr ANNOUNCEMENT. .1 W. SMITH Is a eabdidate for omcf ur oaur nktug Cow j(M Boeond avett.

UglWl. (Mu not 'on tbe counties of on the first ap24 If Mtll'MS APPEAL OntMAH National Buk. Maillsnri CONdHKHS- GAY0O asrwt Havings limitation, 1 HOME Insurance ana Trim Cumpwiy i atratt. Trniit C'ornioy lnmruo mud I Maillsou strert. MKMr-illn Insurant I mitnr Plae annonuoa me as a anui-I t.

fur re vlpction to I'-oograa. wlUi the vriru Constitution aDd tbe unqualified in- uf tbe administration of Andrew Jolim-on a my platform of Drinrltili. wiiir.li wtil be ore clearly defined In my forthcoming circular and a personal Interview prior to I lie election. aprl te JOHN W. I.ErTWI'H.

MERrRANTS' National Bank, Pflm Sty Havings Institute. son stri-rt UUUKM, Tobey a Co IB i-flVfon street FEOPLICB Bank ion ness.ee, It Maou-m Baak of Mampnis. Ji Main treet. BUSINESS DIRECTORY nXIHTKAli West Court Ut'NCAM. Attorney.

PERSONAL. VOTIOI ir I. WF.KTHE1MF.R In the city be will hear of something to h.s by calling al Offl-e. jgfj 3t BOARDING. t) iBDI (i farnl-h AFP I XLkXANDfe Union and loot a.jd Hhoe.

bTI. I Main streets AMB.Bl.ATrlEJONKS, Furniture, au i. fuiXOiK i anPFJON. Attorney, I necond street, ww ABO a McClATKK. Music and Musical Mi' Mam street.

-dware, BBOWN, DU-LIAKI' 1- rout street. otlon Factor. i 1 BOt-UNda l7.nstUT, Uroeers, street BliTr. R. 1.

second Mad street Attorney, 27 csscoou O. J. Abstract OOlcc, corner Monroe and Second atlXC CHAMBBBUN Htationers, C- If. A CO. street.

Bookse.lera ani! CHAl'lVT. (luthlng. aw second ausst tHlLD. DUKL.KY A mi Front street Commission Mer- COBOKNA, ouon factors, 1M and 13S Kxchange Building. CLARK.

M. Block, room M. Portrait Painter, Jacaaon COMMERCIAL HOTEL. Corner Jefferson and Front st reeks a. aud Heal st real anfurnihed, gentlemen, at -boarders can ond street, he-Reference apZ! OAItlMNO AND I.OHOING- Two deairsble fron: rooms far famine-, and also day i-iard nra few gentlemen can te bad, by early application at fa Madison atreet.

Also, an office auitatile lor a lawyer or doctor. spill lrn fficeo. 13 Madison Street. FRIDAY, MAY ll), 1MJ CITY MATTERS. Memphlt mod Ckirleitoa laliroad.

ANRIVB PkeABT. 1 frees a a-nl. 7 a iu Mall p.m. p.m. Homen lllc a.m.

:) pjm. Mlululppl and Teaneuce Railroad. Alkivi narakT New OrlaajtsKxpreaa, dally, ltVia.m. Iir Oa.m. sni Ml P-nt KreUht, dally 'except Una-day) -1 m.

.0 a.m. To commence Sunday, May Mb in' i C. V. OAKLEY, (u. Ticket Ag't, (I.OMM, Until farther notice the Malls or si hn.

ill clo WANTS. Air li lo aell one handsome ha'f csaed singer' newiug Machine. lor tamily use. In aoou orjer. wl-riing to purchaaa a good machine, at law Aguiea.

will plaaae call at 1X7 Mf sir. et. mylOSt IV ANTED A Hot'sE suitable for the kind of bnstnaM we are now doing. One on Front street preferred. We have B) casks Ham, shoulders and Jowls, for sale to the Trade, lower than you can buy them elsewhere.

Also. 20) barrel I'otstoea. myltlw WOLCOTT. SMITH a CO. ANTED' COBB.

ouon Bioker. ront street-COX a HUMPHREY, comiutuloa Merchant, No I Howard's Row f. irrrryi-OTr. JUS aawaasa a st s.Dooksellei and elauoucrs. itreet.

EV sNS, I. H-. Liquor Ei.so5 Bros, a atreet. Mocnir Dry Ooad. EBBLRT a opposltt- JOHN EH'BH A Kcor.

hm.iti who had. In addition to a eol- ulate education in England, foaj years i-xiie- a a Tea her In the sout of france, desires to obtalu a situation as Tutor to a family rssldiug In tin country. Is fully competent to reach French, besides tbe nsu.l EnUah hranclie. Pecuniary consideration will be held second: to the coinfort of a home with a --ond Southern taiclly. AddresT.

8., Appeal office. my9 tf ANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNOW That any Book that is to tie had at any of the bookstore in the cit v. Is for le or to let at J. B. St TTtiNS Circulating Library.

lrn 244 Tnlrd street, near cor. Jefferson follow: For Cairo, Chicago, At. Louis, Nashville, Lonla-vi, t. Cincinnati, Clevatasd. Philadelphia, Buffalo.

Albany, New York, Balil-more, and all rltlea north and west, at m. For Chattanooga, Richrnond. Washington. Angnsta, Columbus, Montgoniery, Mobile, New In t. Nashville, and all cltia sou: and east, at '-'tn p.m.

a For New tlrleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Miss Yicksbnrg, Natchez, aad all citlea south, at 4 p.m. Ad Stations on Mlaslsslppl and Tennessee, stuibern. New Orleans, Jackson and Ureal railroad at p.m. A si .1 1 ons on Mean phis aud Louisville and (ranch railroad at p.m.

All Station on Memphis and Charleston, Mississippi Central, Mobile and onto, Naanrlllo and TVcatar, Nash vide and clmttant and East Tenneasee rahroada at 5 p.m. For Little Rock, Pine BiafT and all landing a Arkansas aud White rlvera, Tuesdays and Batordays MlseiMiIppl rlver-aonth, (aemi-weekly), Taaa-dayaand Saturday Mlsaiaiippl river north, Mondays and Friday. R. -T. Postmaster Memphia.

Ntttiosv. The public are hereby notified not to pay to any one any bills due The Appeal, for advertiaing since January Slut, unless they have written authority from me. John Ainslie, Cashier and Manager. Till. SOtTHEm BAPTIVT COS- vuim Inauguration of the Eleventh Biennial Session Yesterday.

Thirteen Mates and the District of Columbia Represented Nearly 200 Delegates. Complete List of Delegates Full Report of the Pro feedings. Veatortlay dated an epoch In the bi-tory of the Raptiat church of Memphis. It was the occasion of the aaeemblaKe, In the Firat Baptist church, of tbe eleventh biennial session of the Baptist convention, which has brought to the city nearly two hundred delegates, representing churches in thirteen south -em states and tbe District of Colombia, and comprising a body of men whose superior in ability and intellectual attainments has rarely, if ever, assembled in the country. At will be seen by a glance at the list below, the delegation comprises the repre sentative men of the church in every southern state men whose entire lives have been devoted to the cause of religion, many of whose names are "familiar as household worlds" whenever Baptists and Baptist churches are known, north or south.

MORNINO SESSION. The convention assembled at the First Baptist church at 10J o'clock a.m. yesterday. It was called t- order by the president, Rev. P.

H. Mell, of fleorgia. After reading a portion of tbe loth chapter of John and singing the 7'vh pnalm, prayer was ollcre.1 np ty Kev. w. V.

Crane, of Texas. Brethren A. F. Crsne, of Maryland, and A. Pope Abell, of Vir ginia, were then appointed secretauea T.

Pw. I fpon motion of Bro. A P. Williams, You are requested not to pay any car- of the delegations were riers without a certificate from me, and requested to present their lists of dele- to report at the counting desk any ir- I gates. These were read and referred to "LOSTFOUND.

rLAHliKTi'. JaSIISb. Agent, Furniture, "6 Second atreet. I FLAHERTY'. JAMES, Agent, t'ndei taker, aad 32S Second atreet.

FABAABON, OORMEB i Urooers, 228 Front ST FORI'. MXOlt SsddlerT. Main street. GaLtAUIlKB AN. ond atreet.

ORESWAL'tT 4 LAi.l ry Man. the 4th Inst, a PoCKET-undry' papers, and one note rdwlck tn favor of A. Mad-1 iVrlasai. payment or which Any one returning the same oi to Clarke. Ely 4 liberally rewarded A.

MADDEN. OUstBDIQagt, Spectacle, Main atreet. atreet CU. Klre Arms, IM Main GOEPfcL LEOPOLU, Music lealer, atreet. 375 Main OOti, Dentist, Main street.

Liquors, Front BOFFHEIMEH, N. a atreet street. J. ti, lTnrtakcr, ic. Mala ffATLMAN, Fl.l HuWKLL Wiii atreet HIuL.

HrilK on street. EKI LL. Building Mate- rags, s. Hadstlery. K) JeSssaou at.

9 A I'ry Goods. Main s. Commissioner, 1 MadI- FOR RENT. A heautl IV 111 PfPrnBAW RESIDENCE, aeven And, Koresu Fruit and Evergreen 'Garden with fine Strawberry Bed. seven rooms and all necessary out-iul moderate.

BENTON A MACLKA i Maillson street. TakMsTAI, I-AhRY A CO. steamboat and Tlc.et Agents, corner Main and Madison. fiSlNKi' I'" Front street H. Brxsv, ConfeeUouer.

2i TfTTN' A VN 0. Furniture, 1 Ma street. .1. SKU Produce f) -Tee. KaHN AWOT.

Dry ods. 1S Main atieet. KluBKj, A. I. i'Uysiciau.

corner Main and Union itissta. a'M. Dr; oil, llei Main street JoSTi Soots snd snoes JE 'OK 4everal TVwelllcs Houses on Fourth. Vance. Hernando and Mosby stree's.

Rents moderate. Fot Lease "everal Lets In North aadrViuth Memphi- and oit Plckaring. Apply to A. tXJRDES. mylO 2w sau Front street.

COR RENT a. The underslened havlne quit the Grocery Trade, and not having present need far the I -i rge. Convenient and Desirable Store room. No. IT Msdison propase to rent a part or all of the same till January 1 "ML Reasonabta term offered.

W. L. 3TF. WART Cotton Factors, No. 17 Be.den Block.

May 1S7. my St regularity in carriers. L. Davies. Personal.

Among the deiegatee to i the Baptist convention observe Rev. J. L. M. Curry, of Alabama, who for years before the war represented his die-trict in congress.

Southern Baptist Convention. A general meeting of this body will be held at tne i atieruacie. on t'otirt street, tonight. Speeches by Drs. Fuller, Burrows, Broaddus and J.

L. M. Curry. The public are invited to attend. Bln Over.

As the train on the Mississippi and Tennessee railroad was approaching White's station, on Wednesday night, it ran over a man who was h-ing on the track, mangling his body fearfully. He is unknown. His remains were brought to the city and decently interred. Emmons A. Son, No.

10 Jefferson street, have received the Chimney Corner, Literary Album, Romancist, Merry and Wise, Banner of Light, Bustoti Pilot, London Art Journal with illustrations from the Paris exhibition, and the New "York Ledger with the new story by Menry Ward lieeoher. the committee on credentials The next business in order being the election of a president of the permanent organization, Bro. Williams, of South Carolina, nominated the preseut incumbent. Rev. P.

H. Mell, of Georgia. Brethren Seeper, of Kentucky, Connor, of Georgia, J. T. Williams, of Missouri, and J.

B. Link, of Texas, were appointed tellers. The choice of Bro. P. H.

Mell, af Georgia, being announced, on motion the election was declared unanimous. I'pon taking the chair tbe president returned thanks to the convention for his re-election, and in a few well chosen words, gave assurance of his intention of dischnrging tbe responsible 1 duties of his posi'ion to the best of his ability. Brethren B. Fuller of Mary- land, A. P.

Williams of Missouri, J. i Burrows of Virginia, and J. W. I). Creatb of Texas, were elected viee-presi-: dents.

Brethren A. F. Crane, of Balti-i mare, and A. Pope Abell ot Char- lotteville, were elected permanent secretaries. After prayer by Bro.

Graves, of adjourned until 3 o'clock, p.m. LAWRENCE A CARTER, Coiuiul-aion Merchant. WM Front street ITsiWOtiD A COT. JNo. Dry Good.

St Bec- owd stmet. XJCVY a I LLC St earn boat Agents. Mad- I atreet LBSLIe. JOHN. Painter, 7lj Madiaon street.

VREDENBERG. I Fin' lance St: sen and Mum Street. F. Lit mys tf OK of Jeffer-iply to I -Ire. iLON.

Gas and steam LtiN fj" WENBTr" I a B-. Dry Good, corner Main and Jefferson streets CavTgnk Hair Dreassr if. Main street. N-ARRAT A MC eee. Seeot.d su MARINER A CUKTIS, Boots srio Main MreeL STACE, BROS.

A BOHM. Dry Gooas, ail Main Bardwar. an 1 SU Main Mrtj i MBs a Co street. lIcCAFFREY CORWELU'8, Cnoertaker-MT aaeatirt street. Fit AN BY RD Jewelry, 273 Main et-eet.

A Hot'SE on Slielbv street. Potter's Row No. Apply at F. sarjrS lw No. 35i Main street, up-stairs.

STORK No. V15 Front Street Also. One i 'FFiCE In the center of the city. lo T. H.

COCKE, mys lw 27y' Main street. np-stairB. FROM 'lllhlstOf mT'KRA RIDGLEY. lsdLson street. AY Kit.

ARSC' I' KTZ A ner Jefferson and Second i -VaJUIJEY INt Mad 'son sirxt MBOfBBEN A Liquor ACkEY, GEO. txT, a treet- Merchant Taylor. 31 looao-o, cor- lno coTa Main treeu J7J CY MAN AHA Mt Dry Goods, 302 Main street. Grocer. Main (UlaH.commlaaion Merchant.

4 Bradie M. HKI.i cor lOurt st MOFFAT. AS. Gu, Trunmlnay, S47 Main atreei js7' MEM I'HIS Theater, JAaon atrmH- SaTHaN BROB. a out, ljororr iil Se.n i street- To a good tenant the HOUSE now occupied by me.

havitik loor res, m. kitchen and aarvants rootn. a nice iron and hack yard and vegetable farden, a fine cistern acd stable. Also, two NEW HntSE8 to be Inished by the liith Jttue, containing six rtsinia, pantry, kitchen and servant' rooms. Apply on the premi-sto GEO.

ZiEGLEK, No. WB Hiil street, next the corner of Alahama -tree. mvt lw SESSION. The convention re-aseemoled at the appointed hour, and after singing, Dismissed. -The suit brought before PU PrAyer, 0y 51 1 nsm: Moore against deputy constable Aberdeen, the permanent ortrsn i r.l inn irai nnmr.lalQil mnA Ih.

A. f. uiea, on the comtnaiut of Mrs. 1 7. "--i Wallace, was dismissed yesterday, the officer being honorably acquitted.

Tt seems to have been a malicious prosecution. Cow Stolen. Some lover of the ebewers of the cud stole a fine cow from the stable of Mr. J. W.

Fowler, IS Marshall avenue, yesterday morning. He gave information to the police, and offers a reward, but the animal has not yet been found. Criminal. Yesterday was a dull day for the police. Drunks were "nonest," thieves and burglars kept in their biding piacee.

ana tnere were no arrests reported in the first district up to our o'clock. This looks well, and it is to be hoped that a clean sheet may be always kept, if it is an evidence that crime is on the decrease. DOB KKNT The STORE-HOUSE, on second street, known a the OLY'MPIC. ALSO. The ARCADE LIVERY STABLE, on til alley somh of Madison street, between second ond Third s'reet.

apSStt GANTT A WADDKLL. FOR SALE. SALK I OK KKNT Main street 5B, MOORE A WEST, uoilbwest corn Madison ami Main oIliilLi. 1 From si A Hardware. and SIS ElKF.

Main, over HKE. I. tt. Attorney. Little Rek.

Arkanea PEKKJNsT Ll IN GST i.N A Post. Hardware lets Main street. FooT.KY, BARN I'M A Jen. street. HfTMAN.

rAKKIR A rsclo- and Commisaton Merchants, rj striet. Jr-UA STEH-' atreet Ijoaiirauce Company, Front fWLBI' Insurance Company, Mailisou Milllu. ry, Main and Jef- sTJTYBTTtt. TRrT7sVNT Aucl eers. Jerrereon riiocs seconu sireei flOSENBACH, KUIsjR.

SJn rruut strswi Adams street, be- BICE, THO 1 F.urcN I WeeU from eMfc jeee It'lBBlNs A steaond stresst. "fiKAliI.EY Hsidu eatit basement Cottage on latss rooms, closet In every room. etc. vtnne, a double lioue, new, of ten room with all tne modem Alao. on street ex-story and a half Cottage, flee ood yard, eaalottx, etc.

C. W. nd Real Estate Agent, ins Main apll Burglary'. The burglars still continue to practice their thieving operations. The residence of Mr.

Martin Daily, 184 Adams street, was entered yes terday morning, when two valuable gold watches, a massive gold neckchaiu. a set of coral lewelry and fifty dollar in currency were stolen. An entry was effected by the old dodge of cutting the window blinds anil hoisting the sash. No arrests have as yet been made, but the police are at work, and a negro wo man named Martha, a former servant in the family, is suspected of being implicated. The President caused to be read a let ter from Labanon, Tennessee, speaking of the condition of the Churches of that association, and regretting their inability to De represented in the convention.

It was announced from tbe Chair that Rev. R. B. ('. Howell, of Nashville, had writ len a letter regretting that ill health would prevent him from attending and participating in the ileliberalious of the convention.

I'pon motion of Bro. Teasdale, of it was resiii red that the convention meet each day at -am, adjdtiru at 12 p.m., re-assemble at 3 p.m.. and adjourn at p.m. Upon motion of Bro. A.

Pope Abell, of irgmia, tne loiiowing brethren were appointed a committee on credentials, one from each state: J. W. M. Williams, Md. H.

W. Dodge, Va. T. K. Skinner, N.

C. Furman, 8 C. D. G. Daniel, Ga.

A. VanHorn, Ala. F. Burns, Miss. F.

Ceurtenay, La. W. Carey Crane, Texas G. Kimbrough, W. W.

Gardner, Ky. W. M. Lea, G. W.

Hide, Mo. LIST OK DELEGATES. Subjoined is a full of the delegates present, as announced by the committee on credentials, from thirteen states and the District of Columbia Maryland. R. Fuller, J.

W. M. Williams, A. F. Crane, Joshua Levering, J.

F. Weishampel, jr. Ditrict of Columbia. G. W.

Samson. Virginia" W. F. Broaddue. J.

B. Taylor, LL. Burrows, H. W. Hodge, A.

E. D-iusi)M. lias. H. Rvlaud.

A. M. PoWJexter, G. F. Adams, R.

H. Bagby, A. P. Abell, J. Chambliss, R.

miasious, submitted tbe twenty-second annual report of its operations. During the greater portion of the past year the board has employed 1-4 missionaries and evangelists, located the south. Great good has oeen accomplished but owing to the sad condition in which tbe war left the try, tbe board baa labored uader serious disadvantages. Tbe scarcity of nouey everywhere, and the extreme poverty of the churches at many points, have in numerous instances caused a cetwatioa of ministerial labors altogether. The report contains letters from many plan la tbe south revealing an extent of suffering for even tbe bare necessities of lite that in melancholy to contem plate.

One missionary writes: "My field of labor la a very destitute region of country no money. I have in my family a wife, widowed daughter, two little children and myself, and not one if us able to cat the wood and make ua a eood wiuter fire, aad we are now living ou bread alone. All we use, eat. wear or burn, we have to bay. The cruel war killed all my sons and aay son-in-law.

Their widows are on my hands without homes aad rpeans of support." A large number of intelligent and pious missionaries have been employed to preach specially to the freed men of the south. Tbe colored people generally prefer the white missionary to those of their own color, rnis is owing, in no small degree, to the fact that tbe white minister is better qualified to instruct them, and this is what they need, good, sound, theological instruction. Those people are gradually improving, and show evident signs of advancement. They are usually withdrawing from the white churches and organizing churches of their own, and this course is approved by tbe brethren, and promises to increase their efficiency. The missionaries of the board are encouraged in their work among this class of people.

This very able and comprehensive report "In conclusion, the board would express its gratitude to Almighty God, for that measure of success that has crownesl its humble labors In this department of Home Evangelization. The field is vast, its wants are many and pressing. Never in the history of our country was there such a demand for spirital, gospel truth. The only antidote to sin, we must look to its healing properties as tbe panacea for the evils that inflict our moral and spiritual constitution. No better demonstration of the interest in the prosperity of our people can we afford, than in promoting the advancement of this cause, that looks to the establishment of the Kingdom of Christ on earth, and tbe reign of His principles in the hearts of men." Accepted, and referred to committees on home evangelisation, colored instruction, Indian missions, Colisiuin Place Baptist church, New Orleans and financial condition of tbe board, composed of the following brethren Horn? P.

Bestor, G. Lu Adams, W. L. J. C.

Jones, Geo. Hunt, G. H. Btribling, Texas; G. W.

Rogers, Mo. Indian ifiion.P H. Bagby, J. Broaddue, 8. J.

E. Amos, T. V. Teasdale, H. Mcjionald, E.

Strode, J. H. Low, La. ColUium flare Church P. King, J.

L. M. Curry, G. W. Samson, D.

T. J. Freeman, Holman, Ala; H. Clark, Texas. finance.

R. Furman, H. C. A. D.

Cabaniss, Tenn. C. B. Young, Miss. A.

C. Edwards, Ga. H. Garrett, Texae; J. F.

Smith, Mo. W. H. Felix, Ky. The committee on colored instruction will be announced this morning.

After prayer by Rv. J. L. M. Curry, adjourned until 9 a.m.

to-day. km lot i. Theater. Thoae who failed to witness Mr. Forrest's "Othello" last night missed one of the most magnificent dramatic treats of their lives.

Nothing was omitted to stamp it one of tbe most consummate renditions ever offered upon the boards. Mr. Forrest looked, acted, wa the loving, trusting, duped, jealous Moor as Shakspeare's genius created him. His freozy, after eing wrought upon by tbe devilish machinations of iago, was something almost too terriDte to contemplate. It was a passion which swayed the audience as a reed, and caused one to momentarily forget that tbe scene upon the stage was not reality.

We have never witnessed so perfect a trayai or tne unman oaseions Barton Hill's Iago was a decided improvement upon his previous efforts and Mr. McDonough was very fair as assio If Mis Lillie had invested her character with greater pathos and aBicsation it would have been more acceptable. Her pronouoatation Is excellent, and that was certainly admired. We are to have Jack ('nth to-night one of tbe characters that mainly contributed to attain for Mr. Forrest his present great eminence.

STjEAMBOAXS. ros (tegular Memphis Whits River For Helenas, ViMs rests. Jflarr, LiUie Roec, Augusta. Dea sou Jecasouport. Positively connecting at Dtrvall Bluff with train for Little Book.

I'L ai. nitott SBJBWBSSSI CS gpj I 8ATUK1JAT. Ilia mat st ll p.m. The House Fiiraishing' Establishment or JOHN A. DICKINSON, 256 Second Street, Irving Block.

strtslia itofarai.il hotiis mswsww "i.H.an to paruss furnlantnc I LEV A MILLER, Agent, MstUson atreet A Sbsbnade. Our worthv and dodu lar magistrate, Jehn C. Creighton, 1 was the recipient on Wednesday nigtat I of a serenade from a number of his an-men ins friends. John made a speech and Invited the party within hie doors, where they were hospitably entertained I ior a time, a parting took place, all feeling happier tor having met. Tn comequence of sickness, Mr.

R. Dailey Is compelled to postpone meeting his class in Phonography until Wednesday night next. Kegular Mawpuia ana Whits Blew 1'aeket. I4H sVoek. Was "olnt, Hsarcy, Augusta and lacksonport.

Positively ssanseting at UuVall Bluff with rain for Little Rock. DISH ARC Itti elegant passenger steamer win ssave SATT7 RDA LARRY cio lltn ioat-, st p.m Asant. Corner Main acU Ma41on or v-isr usvn issH, ltl sin FOR T. LOOTS. FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTRESSES, Xj OLOTB8, CURTAINS AND SHADES, COMFORTS JlNT SHEETS, SCHOOL DESKS MADE TO ORDER Memphisandrtt Lorn, pa.

Our Terms wee Cash One Price No Deviation. CewIrO eVssVsrJ Ht sLsOsBtee iri of CAiKo Bob. K. RoUiy master Thlr splendid steamer will leave a a above on AsSaaaS TH ih DA 10th laat, al 1 a.m. mjia It VLJC at.

CALVERT. Supt. fel.T Old HaU Made New. Gents' felt hats cleaned, dyed, pressed and trimmed, eqaai to new, by M. Cohen, 366 Second street, my 10 3t Som of Temperance Members of the Order In this city are requested to meet at tne nan on naturday evening, at half-past 7 o'clock, as business of importance will be transacted.

A full attendance of all tbe Division is expected and required. By order J. V. PWWKI.L, myl2t H.D.O. W.P.

FOR HEW ORLEANS. Atlantic and Mississippi teamhip O. Ml. For Vleksbnre, XaKSM aad BTsw Or- -loses eHV OLIVE BRANCH This ezeelleut Memphis a ADsvs, THIS DAT, Hth st 10 ajn. LARRY HARMSTAD A CO.

mylO It COMMERCIAL HOTEL FOR VICKSBURO. FRONT WD JEFFEBSOi STREETS, JS IV EGR0 HOCSE-BREAEER SHOT AUD kILLED. The Metars. Cay re, Co. sell at the Arcade this morning at IU o'clrxk, a large lot of furniture, clothjija.

potatoes, onions, glassware, wsgons, stock, stoves, window shades, tobacso, carpets and a variety of articles, too tedious for mention, all of which must and will be sold parties in need ney. Go to the Arcade this morning. They sell carpets, bureaus, potatoes and clothing, at 9 o'clock. Kegular Louis, Memphis aad Vieksoura For Helens. Friar's Point.

Lasonlav. P'l'm sad Vlrkskarg. RUBICOK master lh.s Nplendid pamenger pscket riii icsvssi ss. aiAivv (1 FRIDAY, lrih at I rn. LARBV UA RafaTA ll A CO Aganta, Wharfboat, loot of Monroe St.

or cor. Main ami Madison sL FOR CIsTCllfRATI. Health More Preciou than Gold Dr. Petit, French physician, makes chronic diseases a speciality and guarantees cures after examination. Payable after eure.

Office, 208 Main street mcho dawly Rnheson, MiK bell ClvtblnK. 3U3 Main lre-i. my7 Gt Union Ticket Office, corner Main and i Madison Street. Through tickets to all points north and east, via Memphis and unto. Mobile and Ohio and Illinois en Iral railroads Labry Harmstad, Ticket Agt.

my5 et Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Compasy. For fslro. Loalsvllle said riarlsasil. LLlflUH Uia u. splendid rassanger packet rniLi.M, ss ioat, at p.m.

LAR14Y HARMHTAD Ca, sgenl Corner Main and Madiaon su or rsys -it city Whart boat, foot Monroe spi: ftm Proprietor. DRY COODS! DRY GOODS! FOR LOUISVILLE. MACK BROTHERS fe BOHM, NO. 261 TVT ATjV SirEUETETP, Have just received a complete new and elegant stock of SPRING AND SUM VTEI Kegular Memphla anil LoeiswUls Packet. Fwr lairs aad 1 1 ICMPIRli lltcka master i ii li paaaenger steamer wui lease as aoove on FRIDAY, loth at I o.m.

W. JAY JtlHNsJON. Agent, H.t Star Whart' isi. Regular Memphis and Louisville Packet. Fsr Cairw sail Lonlsville.

Baggage checked through. EMPIRE RHka King master xuis spienaiu passenger packet will hs oove ou FRIDAY. lnt, at "i p.m. LARRY ARMSTAD A Agents, Corner Main and Madiaon its oi ity iiarrtoat, root Monroe Kohesioii. Mltraell Fiirnitthlni; Uoodis 34S Main street.

my: (t KoheMoa. Mitchell itMhiertt, 395 Main atreet. my' A Beaitiful Engraving. Iu Memoriam is tbe appropriate title of mu 1 1 isi In ile-i I'll i if some of the ereatest deed of the dead I Hunt, J. B.

Wejod, W. H. Barksdale, Ami livinir hrrft nf rha lt fV.nfawlArftts Vr. B. M.

rancisco. States army, by some una vowed but MAIN STREET PROPERTY FOK SjVLE. I' V. win xli sl ban Hi amm audi Lou, -uit niiie of Mnun ilMl Hl.sk aistl the PrrKl-y T-story aol tlieotr.er iou. LoiitE uue will i tor a iHiit loruun of the plj KKOV wo KuKiDe.

IIK oo tb Hit OayoM' lnud ljr Wale. nndlvlded one-half interest In M.OOO acres A. ot Red rier land, la Lai aye tie stnl sevler ronutie. Arkansas. Mu.

interest, the title to which Is perfect, will Is. sold st low figure, tor one-third cash and the remainder at one and two yeara, without lntereat- Also, acre of magnifleeat Arkansas river bsattaan isnd, atsive ail overflow, and the Dnest body of land in the (stale. In Crawfoi-d euuty. Arkansaa. Theise landa wlil be wold lisrether or In par.

eels, for cash. Apply to PI KF. A A I "A MS, Attorneys at Law, mh-Mf 2sS Main street, Memphis skillful artist, who seems to have been inspired with something of tbe true soldier's devotional enthusiasm when executing this tribute to their unfading glory. We have been kindly presented with a copy bv the agents, Messrs. Dibrell A Eddy, of Petersburg, tbrough Messrs.

Bernard A McCIure, who represent them in this city, and at whose store the picture may be pro cured. No southern family should be without this elegant parlor ornament. The Baptist Convention anp Southern Asylum A Pro post tion About Lotteries. There is an asylum for widows and orphans organized and maintained by tbe Baptists of Mississippi, at Lauder-dale Springs, on the Mobile and Obis road. Dr.

Graves, of this city, pronounced in behalf of this institution, one oi tne most eloquent orations that ever fell from his lips. This occurred at Crawford vi lie, in 1864. Farmers, in the prai- pina this. taeeihlA 1 1 m- 1 lie anoalissl In ih. gale, A.

it. Farrott. r.Untless war whon f.minu.nil Mutinnippi.D. P. Beftor, W.

8 -tared them in the fa'e. i ve-tell Webb, R. Hewlett, D. K. Burns, H.

L. sums in the mirehasa of I i- i Finley, C. S. McLord, T. ('.

Teasdale, T. Springs. Buildings were erected, and beipiees widows and children gatbereil North Carolina. J. E.

Spinner, John Mitchell, J. D. Hupham. J. 9.

B. Mays. South Carolina. B. Furman, J.

P. Boyce, J. A. Broadilat, W. Williams, C.

C. Bitting, W. B. Thomas, T. Smith, J.

A. Chambliss. W. J. Linn, J.

Tim-mons J. O. B. Dargan, F. W.

Eason. Georgia. W. T. Brantley, D.

Shaver J. J. Txn, P. H. Mell, (ieo.

Connor, D. O. Daniel, T. S. annett, A.

('. Edwards, K. H. Jackson, (1. K.

Moore, J. F. Autrey, J. H. Kilpatrick, J.

E. Amos, T. B. Cooper, J. B.

Butler, T. A. Reed. Henderson, M. T.

Sumner, A. T. Spalding, G. F. Williams, J.

L. M. t'urrv, E. B. Hardy, C.

M. Cochran, J. J. I). Renfroe, E.

T. Smith, A. Vanhorn, K. Windes, W. T.

I'ssery, K. KimbrtMigb, J. T. Hay ties, A. M.

Jordan, J. L. Lloyd, L. C. Corelson, E.

Strode, H. Is Jarnagan, J. E. Moore, A. H.

Boothe, R. Burruss, T. H. Smith, A. C.

Caperton, E. C. Eer, W. M. Lea, J.

B. McClelland, A. Wyatt, P. King, L. Tutt, Holman, J.

A. Hackett, K. W. Henderson, J. Shackelford, G.

A. Cureison, L. D. Iuman, L. D.

Maasiu- l.ady Bravely Defends Her Property and Shoots in Self-DefVnse, Sue is Exonerated by Coroner's Jury. the FOR SALE. 'I'll large as I faiHU UtO. lv, At-oriif-, Hi) Maeoud Etor iQe benefit ot tbetn rcbittjet, IrviiAf tUSwt- MT. LOVIS Sl'llAL LIKK Bts.snd Memphis.

April a PUNTATIO.N AND Wi. cultural Impl-'-'J0C Krout street, is for sale, AT UOb r. '-S 1 1 WEN, Trustee, i. leg? ap21 lm Ih, 11V Jsfferaon atreet Maddierv, B-conJ XKW STEAM SAW MILL MM! SALE. It RK estlue I'HIM CPH t.

onfecliouei ti.t ajVkKl A JaTl' HfcLL, B-. huu r-boe. teases. Jobfi ft A Ma" street. THl'kM under oirs UK ALL A atrst't.

15 Court street. MUTUAL SMITH, Cudeitak.r, Mouroe Tooaceti actors. rallor. I Jeflersoti ACVABO A CO Liquors, su Frost atreei. sTsjEfiVf.

A WILLIAMSON, nueeniware. ITS Main street- VlLaU N( HhTKK MA1V11KR. AUut)- 2i7 HMODd Ntret JR A PAYING J-sVllon in Icuowo as the bit river. IS sUtl Liu if Kock tail-t-iwoeij four and tle hundred clart-d t- -t wMiwtbe wnle or STEAM HAW M1L.L, BlMCkMDitb's Shop. i and alt nectary tbe -tme.

Tbre it noius. a OUtern, pacity oow aitiiouK, three abiua, a two gooi Wood Yaitlta. and tbe brl lantltnfH on tbe river. TUe above will ee aold at loar tftf urriaittloo vMty teniijv Kor further particu-lai-f tdres Mrs. M- 1- H- 4 tf Appeal Office afj SUMMER RESORTS.

GRAYSON SPRINGS, nnij.Kj. a. tin. street frODt stleet V. tflfeoN.

A Uei. iiKOn. A stalaSl sn r'u -lors, 2s Iwy Uoods. 2S aaiu ruga" and Medicines, WASli A UHil Iirug eorasT Mais sod Adamsjsti OKIsTiAM Hul'sK, TATT. Hardware, Hi-T HallTH.

fuderli.aei, U. A. BOalNHOM at St I eel, sppoelte UajOSO Hon hl.E KKKRAh 'ir- Mala sUsst. WttRKLEK. Plt'tKNa W.

sad low Ware, iOu Main street sud reel lain t-tl-ls, LOl. av desire It I re er to Xoliiuton, Memphis Wlutersm'th. BUAKU1NO Per day I'ei wik IW uioutli aud servants hall price. Tenn to fanillits essler Stage from Kllxal ell.l..wn. I', I ARKBOS.

sy2 Jw Proprietor 58 II 40 OS Montvale Springs, THIS popular i I'laceu iu thor 1867. rees ICE! ICE! ICE Inlon aad DeSolo Street Marlsti. to annau'jee lo me citUeo In my ueUft.lHiiii ssl. thHt 1 am pici.aied to fui- Utsli theui WITH THE tala market affords, as TABLf AND K'K DAI lo foil. every day al a tine rul iu the other apltflm BEST MEATS as FKBHH VKGK rt bavins been and foiDtsoed pen for vial tors tbe direction and con -'iMgrjed, proprisHors of tbe ALteuita, ua.

Montvale pre tt attractions to both lovaJid ner, no U-nh on aooount of its the beauUlui aurronnding Lbe reHtoratlve powers of Ks retuv-d tbe prtce of board to ai proper p-o aierUtlmoent our gueslH. per week, pet uiontL, ance for lajuilies. Travelers uy rmii rest iue "priui by soecial convt-j abee from Loudon, or by regolar daily mail coaches from Knoxvtile, Tenn. WHITF.A WHiTUX'K. walerH aaj pe ABSTRACT KOUM NO.

1. orur Monrer a.ul St-t oud BKHAKIl BnwSBtlTr ASsSlBJ JOS. S. LF.VETT Jt Bsving secured the commodioa store Corner of Main and Union Streets. rlLL uetbB.

'a nKhr or may. anu exveusi eprn htock oi (iaitei. made to ordei for t.sde, being uisojpaed Jor qnalltj and ainoe the war, notli iu lesals and I wi.tre we ssau oe pitiued unit serve our old triend. aud the i-utiiu- ss in days ut yore. Also soate dl-root from rrsaoa.

LEVKTT t). Lorusr Ms'n ami I'aiou streel Vl'l. have the Abstract Hooks uud complete TV Index ol the Register oaice, ccmpllsd i.w i. a iKSl ami inn years' Irial o( I heir ul exiieileuce in the business, (not having oceurrw! In ail that time), tllAd 111 fllrnluh more ttan aDd a caret we aie tuabied furnish oonplete deralan-laeutn of litletoal! yortPickoring, Memphis and Bheiby County Lands, at thw shortest notice aud on tbe most reasonable tenn. O.

J. CAstiiifcLL fe mhao tf Bunewssnrs to Hnud A Caatnpbell NTOICE. THY. creditor ol the estats of a. a.

Malone are hereby notified thai 1 have auggesUid tbe Insolvency of saw estate to the Cieraof lh i. ouuty Oourtof Tlaton county, Tennessse, and the creditor ol saiJ estate ure nottOet! vo tils their cIsIuifs, duly authenticates, wufaun ais uontha from date hereof, or I hi notice will be iiledln jar of the same. VAL. aA.NlTOUll, Adaunlatrator. AprlH 11,17 aj.i: Missiiippi and Alabama.

The theu preeitlent of tbe I'Dited Ktaiee, Abrahsai Lincoln, during tbe war, sut- tereu the agent or this asylum to sell cotton iu New York that bad been contributed by these "rebels." The proceed were invested in supplies for the starving poor. There are now nearly five hundred beneficiaries of the benevolent people who created and endowed this eleemosynary institution. Such has been the unfortunate course of events that they who endowed the hospital at Lauderdale Springs are poorer than wheu savage war wasted their fortunes. Their expenditures have been enormous. Dr.

Teasdale, an eminent divine, and Dr. Buck, a veteran in the service of the church, have toiled indg-fatigably to promote the success of the asylum, which was founded by the exigencies' revolution. They have houses and broad acres, a faultless climate and water of properties as wonderful in medicinal virtues as those of Saratoga. Demands made upon the benevolent exceed their resources. They who have given so much can give uo more.

It has, therefore, been proposed that the Southern asylum, tbe land lottery at least for the present, shall expend its income that may be devoted to benevolent purposes, upon tbe institution at Laude dale Springs. It is objected that tbe Southern asylum is a lottery. True enough. It distributee houses and homes by chance. What has tbe church to do with this fact There are poor women aud children, victims of the desolation and hardships of war.

These unfortunate people must be cared for. If there be those who will invest oaoney in a land lottery, why may they not contribute to the consummation of a purpose in which angels might deign to smile It is not our province to inquire tnto tne morality oi lottery managers. We see tbe best men in the community betting against insurance companies on tbe duration of their own lives. There are others giving more or less for property, the price lessened or increased with reference to tbe chances of triumph or defeat of Brown low. In ttulh, in all trades we "calculate tbe chancts," and life itself is a lottery.

If we recur to the Holy Writ we find this fact recognized. Israelites drew lots for territories assigned to different tribes, and for aught know Lot gave paternity to lotteries. In any event, the suggestion to which we have adverted, that tbe funds of tbe Southern asylum sjiould be used by an institution already perfectly organized, rather than invested iu lands and buildings which can avail nothing till multitudes of women aud children have starved, is one which deserves serious consideration. There must be some mode by which opinions as to the morality of the lottery managers may be reconciled with the necessities of the poor. It is a practical question purely, uot one of morals.

Mubdeb From Mr. Aleck Waddell. clerk of tbe Dan Able, we learu that a murder was perpetrated yesterday morning at Walnut bend. It appears that several fiatboats are lying in the bend, and two of the boatmen, who were intimate friends, fell out about a knife which was thrown overboard by one of them named Wallace. When Wallace threw tbe knife into tbe river, tbe murderer, whose name our informant could not remember, demanded pay for it.

This Wallace refused, when the other picked up a gun, walked ashore and raising his weapon shot Wallace through tbe body. The corpse was brought to this city ou the Dan Able. Both men were from Castle Rock, Illinois. G. Sellars, J.

W. Bozemau, J. J. Wain A. W.

Chambliss, W. E. Chambliss, Jan. Dennis, W. Mabry, H.

Young J. W. Lipsey, K. I). Miller, W.

Dupuy A. B. Smith, R. S. Sanders, J.

D. Mc Cracken. Louiiana.V. Courtney, Geo. Tucker, W.W.

Wells, U. riarlslleld, W. 11. Bay less, J. H.

Low. Texas. W. Carey Crane, J. H.

Strib- ling, H. Garrett, S. W. D. Creatb, H.

Clark, JB. Link, S. S. Cnws, N. P.

Moore. D. B. Morrill. J.

S. Bledsoe. H. Barksdale, W. M.

Lea. Missouri. A. P. Williams, J.

F. Smith, W. C. Busby, O. W.

Hide, W. R. Painter, B. G. Tutt, J.

T. Williams, M. M. Modisett, G. W.

Rogers, Q. C. Brown, L. B. Seaton.

Tennessee. R. W. Xash, R. G.

Kim-brough, W. T. Cssery, J. 8. Haynes, A.

W. Keen, A. D. Sears, C. Connor, J.

H. Borum, G. W. Young, J. B.

Canada, J. C. Jones, W. Caldwell, T. G.

Freeman, J. B. Duncan, J. J. Turner, W.

H. Davis, A. B. Cabaniss, R. S.

Thomas. J. US. Norton, W. B.

Bond, W. S. Perry, ISTX 1 I I I II a. vt. urn vt.

juuusou, A. i rrail, A. B. Miller, J. R.

Graves, A. Hatchett, Dr. P. 8. Jones, S.

H. Ford, J. Bateman. G. Keen, W.

W. Gardner, R. W. Morehead, J. F.

Marrs, J. H. Fuqua, N. Long, R. M.

Dudley, Geo. Hunt, Th oe. C. Rambaut, W. H.

Felix, J. H. Spencer, J. M. Bent, Wm.

Haw, J. McDonald, Jas. E. Carter, D. H.

Helpb, J. W. Rust, M. M. Crawford, G.

F. Bsgby. Upon motion of Bro. A. P.

Williams, the pastors and deacons of the Memphis Baptist churches were appointed a committee on religious exercises. I'pon motion of Bro. T. C. Rambaut.

of Louisville, a committee of seven was appointed to inquire into the expediency of organizing a Bible and ci portage board, to act under the auspices of the convention, and denote the place of its location. The chair selected the following brethren as the committee: T. C. Ram-bant, Ky. S.

Henderson, Tenn. W. F. Broaddus, Va. W.

H. Bayliss, La. M. M. Modisett, A.

D. Sears, Tenn. KORKION MISSIONS. A lengthy and interesting report of the operations of the board of foreign missions during the past year was read by the Secretary, Rev. J.

B. Taylor, of Va. It entered into minute details, showing what had been accomplished in behalf of this important field of labors and setting forth its necessities. It closed with an earnest appeal to the Southern Baptist church to sustain the foreign missions. Referred to the committees on African missions, China missions, and on proposition of the board to publish a foreign mission journal.

The following brethren were appointed on the above committees African Mission. G. W. Samson, D. T.

B. Cooper, W. H. Barksdale, J. J.

D. Renfroe, D. B. Merrill, C. C.

Connor, A. P. Williams, Mo. Publication of Paper. Vi.

C. Crane, Texas; J. D. Hupham, N. C.

S. Henderson, A- W. Chambliss, Geo. Tucker, J. J.

Toon, Ga R. M. Dudley, Ky. China Mission. Ii.

Fuller, Md. J. F. B. Mays, N.

W. Williams, 8. ft; T. G. Keen, R.

Jones J. O. B. Dargan, S. D.

Shaver, Ga. The receipts of the board of foreign missions for the year were $21,678 86 disbursements, $21,444 47 balance on hand, April 11, 1887, $234 28. Of this sum, Tennessee contributed $1031 85 Kentucky leading off with $5014 02, Georgia 44ob coming next. DOMXSTIC' MISSIONS. Rev.

M. T. Sumner, secretary of the board of domestic and Indian The fact that negroes commit the greater part of tbe burglaries and robberies in this city and vicinity is daily becoming more and more apparent. On Wednesday night, a negro named John MoFwen attempted to force an entrance into the residence of Mrs. J.

B. 8ynnott, on Union avenue, near the State hos- Cital. Mr. Synnott being away from ome, Mrs. Synnott was entirely alone and unprotected.

Between ten and eleven o'clock, she was alarmed by a noise outside, and arose to ascertain the cause. On looking tbrough tbe blinds, she saw a man standing at the fence. He asked in a loud voice if Mr. Jones lived there. Mrs.

Synnott replied that he did not. He then asked some irrelevant questions, when the lady told him to go away and not disturb the inmates. He he didn't rare for who was in thereine knew who lived in the house. He, evidently not frightened, threw two bricks at the house, one 'of them striking the blinds, when he went off only to return in a few moments. In tbe meantime, Mrs.

SyDnott went to an adjoining room and urocured an army revolving pistol. In short time the negro returned, and threw more bricks, when he- got over the fence and mounted tbe porch and commenced battering in the window blinds with bricks. Mrs. Synnott stood to the left of tbe window with her pistol iq 'aud, and finding that the negro was tsVnd to enter the house she fired the negro ran and she saw nothing more of him at tbe time. Mrs.

S. then seated herself near tbe window and waited till daylight for more of the same sort. When it was light enough tosee.she went to the window and saw the negro lying near tbe fence, and supposing him to be dead, she went to the residence of Mr. T. V.

O'Brien, her nearest neighbor, and told him of tbe facts. He, with Mr. Jas. Rose, accompanied Mrs. S.

to her residence and found tbe negro dead, he having been shot through the right breast, tbe ball passing near the region of the heart. A messenger was dispatched for the county coroner, W. B. Cotton, who summoned a jury and held an inquest. After hearing the evidence and examining tbe body, the jury returned the following verdict: "That the deceased came to his death by a pistol shot fired by Mrs.

Julia A. Synnott in self-defense, while deceased was endeavoring to enter ber house in a burglarious manner Tbe negro lived in a sbanty about three hundred yards distant from Mrs. Synnott's bouse. His wife, having been employed for some time as a washerwoman, was fully acquainted with the circumstances of Mrs. Synnott's being alone and the isolated condition of the house, there being no inhabited place within several hundred yards.

Knowing these things he concluded to enter tbe house and commit a robbery, or perhaps a still blacker crime. All honor to Mrs. Synnott Some of our citizens think she should be presented with a gold medal. If more burglars were treated in a similar manner, the rascals would soon quit tbe business or change their base of operations. fit Gigantic Scheme.

In Murray, Eddy Missouri and Kentucky State Lotteries, which have been drawn twice each day for the past forty years, the prizes paid in cash amount to $100,000 tn $200,000 per day. No tickets are reserved; no drawing postponed and prizes paid within two hours after purchase of ticket, in cash. Geo. W. Van Voaet, No.

80 Jefferson street, has paid in this the past year over $110,001) in prises. 4ie can give information of parties who have drawn as high a on a siogle ticket. Changes are sold at from 25 cents to $20. The drawings are each day in the New York Daily Ti tea, St. Louis Demni rnt and Memphis Public Ledger, and the dailies of all the principal cities.

mayo lw lo-4 Bleached Sheeting, at no cents per yard, at the Orleans cheap store. 2101 Main street. lw FOR OSCEOLA. Regular Packet. For Randolph.

Fnlton aad Oaeaola. VICTOR N'i 1. 1 House master israhan clerk Thla elegant and awJt steamer jp- fc will leave HjmphUregnlarly ever7 JaBBaaaaC WKDNKsiiAV ard SATURDAY at 5 p.m. For freight or passage apply on hoard. aplj lrn GOODS, consistiwo or CALICOES, DOMESTICS, SHEETINGS, OSNABURGS, STRIPES, DZUIilsS, TICKS, Etc, Etc.

OUR STOCK OF DRESS GOODS is the most complete and best selected in tbe city, being entirely new, of tbe most elegant Material and Latest Styles. A MAGNIFICENT MEW STOCK OF SILKS. all Shades. Irish Poplins, Check and Figured French Poplins, etc. A full line of Irish Linens and White Goods.

We have Just opened a large assort, ment of CLOAKS, latest French style of BASQl'ES and 8AQCES, Etc. Also, a large variety of REAL, BRUSSELS AND SPANISH LACE POINTS. A large variety of Notions and Dress Trimmings, etc. A complete stock of Hosiery and Gloves, etc Miles' and Kings' beat i-rtstom trade Mhoes, to which we invite tbe particular attention of all buyers. m-'tl H4C BROS.

A BOHH, a1 Wain Sir. Pic-Nics. Fur pio-nics, balls or parties, take Mook'g celebrated string band. Office No. 300 Second street.

ma3 4w Mc Gaffei 't Cotton Planters, only $25, made at 161 Madison street, by Treat fc Hamilton. apll-tf Coal Bigley, Mellersh A No. 52 Jefferson street, have spendid Plttsbnrg coal. Leave your orders. feb4-tf 31 ix-nell A 4ood, 305 Main atreet.

my 7 it To Whom it May Concern. We have this day perfected an arrangement with Messrs. Moyers 4 Pedriek, No. 46 North Court street, by which all business en-trusted to our firm will be carefully watched and vigorouslv prosecuted, to a speedy adjustment. We take pleasure in indorsing the above named firm, aa gentlemen of tine legal attainments and ttf-tahir sl Louis.

Mempuls aad lt fisoars Packet Line. The splendid aids wheel passenger parket RUBICON. Captain WM. H. BLAKE, Will leave M-mphis 'or VI khurf "Ml i i IH riUB) HI I fllaCK p.m.

Will ltve Memphis tor St. i.ouls on at oViocat a.m. WELCOME, Captain T. T. Johnson, Will leave Miud.u ftr Viekabaiv nn I cat Wood yn at 5 o'clock p.m.

Wilt leave Me pUu lor rtt Lonls on aJternate Saturdays al 10 o'ootrk a.m. PrilL. SHERIDAN. Captain Hutchinson, WIU cave Memphis Inr on altor- u.im! iiuaysi bio- m. Wi 1 eve Meinph 'or HU Lu.s ou at- ru.iv TuurMlayM uL lu a.iu.

H. M. SHREVE, Captain Carter, Will leave Memphis for Vlcksborg on alter- i hi ii i-iuca p.zn. Wlil lenvi- Mem plus torWt. Linus on Saturdays at lu o'clock a m.

sVThe annve packets bve entered tbe trade i permanently, and planters and aliippen can depend nn them iu lihjh or low water, overflow or no cv.rTtow. I Mp-inl intention paid to all wiv and nlsmn- IneiKht win be received at all time on Wbitr. uoai. -1 Monroe street, lor shipment by this lin- nf packet. LARRY Aganta, Corner Main and Madison streets, or i my2 tt t'lty Wharf Isiat.

foot Monroe rt. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS B. LOWENSTEIN Having just received a Large Stock from tbe recent CHEAP SALErt IN NEW YORK, we are now enabled to sell at RFDCCED PRICFs. We would call especial attention to our LARGE of WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES just received, such as Plain, Striped and Plaid JaCONET SWISS and NAINSOOK, India and Swiss MULL, Plain and Beautiful Figured MARSEILLE-Soft finished JACONET and CAMBRIC, English LONG CLOTH, Whit-Percales, which we are enabled to -tell at much LOWER PRK Fs than they have heretofore been sold in THIS MARKET. NEW STYLE HOOP SKIRTS A full line of HOSIERY, NOTIONS, LACES TRIMMINGS and BCTTONS.

RIBBiNh, and all Styles of A L4I6E STOCK OF BEAUTIFUL IAFAW ROBES AD AISTS. and and p.m.; Ml aad 1 and 1 pin. ound city at Maaai 1 "r'n and ss, a.m. i aplftf phi, and Hound City Ferry Packet. PEOSTA M.

R. I sterling integrity in every sense of the I i TT lltnher notice, at thesoot ofj i.m.1. u. ju. Auams street, and 11 o'nloek am.

Aiminey. ai Law anu oeu maim fla-ui-s. April ill, iac We would earnestly request all parties who have entrusted their business to the above ilrm, to call at our office at the earliest opportunity and supply such evidence as may be required to iunure a faburable consideration of their claims. MOVERS 4 LiKDRil-iucuicr ii't jktturneya for Claimant. The Aurora Oil.

The introduction of this oil is destined to work a great i revolution in the lighting world. It pbssesses many advantages over all other i means of light, from the fact that it is ranch cheaper than gas or coal oil, is free from any otfensive smell, and beet of all, rron -explosive. We have examined it thoroughly, and without hesitation pronounce It superior to anything extant for the purposes for which it is recommended. It is also superior to turpentine for paints, oils and varnishes. Tbe proprietors.

Messrs. H. C. Dewitt have au office at 24 Madison street, but a they dispose of state and county rights Saturday, lo manuracture only. Tneir patent has seventeen years to run.

Territory is being sold rapidly, and parties desiring to make money will ii nd this a good in vestment. Don't forget, 24 Madison street, up stairs. ap21 tf And a great variety of TOILET WL'ILTS will PER CENT, below Regular Rates. be sold at least THIRTY THE FIRST DRAWING OF TH Southern Asylum LAND LOTTERY, Chartered by the State or lississippl, WILL BE HELD AT REBND ND MISS, Jun 15th, 1867. THE GENUINE AIEXANDRE KID GLOVES.

we would respectfully call the attention of the Ladies to our BKAI TIFI assortment of NEW SS B. Printed Black GOODS itbbhs, mm PLANING C00VER, MILL LUMBER YARD, Wm. 103 and Washington MEMPHIS), I KNSBsSKE, TT AVE always on hand a general assortment 11 or malum and Kniming THE PRnPKRTY lobe illsrsaeit mainly of uf masts CITY AND SUBURBAN LOTS, and or SMALL FARMS. men as Silks, Poplins, Alapaccas, Grenadines, bailie. Organdies, Jaconet, Pure Linen Lawns, and beautiful Good for Evening Dream Silks for Dresses and Cloaks, with the latest ntyle of Trimming for same.

We shall constantly receive the handsomest styles of CALICOEN In the market also, a large and complete stock of STAPLE DRY AND -A. Full Line of IMiinter tfWTo Merchants buying for Cash or city acceptance, we will sell at a small advance oa Eastern Prices. B. LOWENSTEIN apUlm CaraerXaji nd Infer Adjacent to Msinplm Mississippi. Ti-nn.

ami Mkmfhi, TltT i May 1T7. We, the uudersigued, delegates and visitors to the Southern Baptist conven tion at Mempuis, hereby desire to ex press our thanks to the Memphis packet company lor tne entire willingness wnicn tticv itrauted us tae usual nail lare permits, and especially to the officers of the steamer Belle St. lor tne kind treatment we have received during the entire trio and we do hereby cordially recommend her to tbe traveling community J. V. Scuofleld, A.

P. Williams, vv. u. Husoy and lauy, ai. a.

W. R. Paiuter, B. G. Tutt, Q.

W. Hyde, F. Smith, L. tt. Sealufi, Mrs.

Sue Miller, G. W. Rogers, G. C. Brown, J.

T. Brown. THE Law Cclbt. Tbe following! cases are set for to-day Lanilretb vs. Cole et al.

yaj. EM ndge vs. Ledbetter. nil. Andrewa vs.

Brook. ii Page va. Williams. Pace Williams. Ms, Mays vs.

Zelgler a Origan 87i Logwood va, rage. H74 Perkins, Livingston Post vs W1ntr. W.l. City of Mempnls va. Smith tt al.

i7tl. Harrison vs. (iraingei 1-7. Basiev va Jtltonell at al. 978.

Hll iard va liiiinachetta. utM Hiaie va. Blumenthal, friend a Co. is Wilson by next trlead va. Memphis and Tennessee Railroad Company.

Wilson vs Meiupin and ienueaftes rail road i-ompany. Maoey. Rankin A Co. va. Mack Bro.

a Bh Macey. Itankln a Co. va Rlk. Hii-ks Jk Co. va.

Mack Bro. A Bolim. Hart vs. Lavtne. SMnval! vs.

Lavine. IUL Kdmond va. Cnnningham. llffi! Hlldeo va. Lavlne, lias.

Jose vs. Lavlne. 1 UM. Cooper Weatlierill vs. fcbsrt dt B.

1HQ. Union Bank or Tennessee vs. fiokett, Wlmneriy a co. 168. Union Baak of Tennessee vs.

Ham- et al. Iif7. Memphla and Imlo rai.roau company va A.lauis et al. Pyne v. Nlchol.

iHS. I ou Bankol iannwisee vs. Appersun. 17u. uion Baiikof 1 enneaae va.

Apperaon. 171 I iilou liank of Tennessee vs. Apperson. iTi Itent v. Haaley- 17.1.

Edmonds vs. Mempha and Ohio railroad WI. 'M. 9SS. S7.

naa 1 1. in H.impany. 171. Prindlunder, Stick Co. v.

Pollock. 175. Kahn Blessing. 176. ji a oi Cannovan.

177. Meglbben Bros. va. Degg. 178 Calhoun, nse, va.

Malone. i7u. Klia vs. Pollock. 11KI.

Oarln et ai. va Oager. KEtilSTBY OPDKEUSA.Ml -MOkTXiAUES. M. J.

Turner to Minerva Jones, bill of sale $2068, personal property L. Howe, trustee, to nosiwiwii power or. attorney B. K. Ball, to K.

S. and M. B. Jones, mortgage, B. F.

Ball, to li. S. aDd M. U. Jones, ueeu, aouu wm.

H. Trigg, to Sarah A. Deliis and Ada- line Ijowder, deed, jama t. Hoe-tick to Martha E. Syaes, deed, 50 B.

Montana, declaration; Samuel Miller to Piteer Miller, trustee, truat deed. $5150; T. B- Adams to Pitaer Mil ler, trustee, trust deed. $5150. 1 Men Mason nmlier of all kinds.

Ceillna and ing, Hickory, Poplar, Cypressand Yellow Pine Lumber, all si sea. Are prepared to do all kinds of Planing and Surfacing, all sizes of Lumber, Scroll Sawtz-g, Wood Turning and House Work generally. Lattice Work, Moulding and Stair Material. AU order promptly attended to. my'-' 1 ra Special Notice.

follow; ok Goods ba mat ten -ttorftd wit eaurs. Matiou. untl Metmrtt. ttiui-r. A Dyer, and trans tired bv tiiem uh.

ill bt -old on the 1st ol June, at ancilou. for their irtHght and cUarget unlwn cailed for by the owner. MXUY WIMBI4H. C. 1 box mdse M.

nv. 1 N. boxen ulasswan bx-H mdjw; J. Torreii, boxes mdae, '1 catna; J. V.

Little, 1 box mdw George Haywood, 1 box Harvy Dean, 1 keg nails; no mark, Sdoiceu back lb, 72 pieces Are tile; A. J. Ren-old 2 boxes haidwure ne mark, 2 box8 H. H. goods, 1 trunk, 1 tool cbest, 1 box mdse, 2 plows, oooklng stoTea; Ii- Cheiry.

1 barrel flour J. W. Morris, 1 coll rope. 1 box sundries, 1 skiiT; Mr. Sweet, 1 bundle iron.

1 dp gas pipe no mark, I lot 11- H. furniture W. L. Thorn p-soei, 1 box sundries (ieo rge fhomas, 1 box sundries; H. Harrington, 1 box medicine: B.

Turpin, 2 tomb stones: J. 18 Are tiles J. H. rbank, 1 gin press, 1 pieces, pu 1 lies, 1 piece rope Q. B.

12 shafts, large, 4 boxes sundries, 1 broken. 40 hangers, 9 bundles rods, 48 pieces iron boxes, 1 pkg washers, -4 knuvktes, 4 boxes hardware no mark, i plows, 1 pkg bed-end J. MarshvU, 1 lot bousehold furniture W. 8. oosee gLasware J.

J. 8 I F. I box radse. myltf JOHK ii. MOODY, JOB.

WIMOfSB, Late of Memphis and St. Late of 'amllna. Louis Vteksburg, M-m; ni in-1 Arkansas Rlvr Packets. MOODY WIMBISH, Successors to HAINER, MASON a DYKK, Commission Merchants IN FL01R, PROVISION AMD Western Produce Generally, NO. 4 BRADLEY BLOCK, apHOlm MF.M PHIS.TKNN.

Hotire. AT the June Term, l7, of His County Coon of Shelby county. Tenn I shall apply for Li-tiers of Administration oo the estate -rt (Samuel Acock, deceased. May law. myS lm NOTICE.

rpo the Creditor of Oso. W. Trotter We. the unuersigueii creaimrs er is. w.

Trotter. hereby give notice Unit a meeting ot hla creditors will take place at Memphis, on THI'R-S DAY, MAY 18, 1H67, the purpose of taking such sw aocoroiua to law Miav m.v proper lih- isjsl hi nis creaiiors. to wind up. colluc. and dlsborae hla asseui among his creditora, be.

Irving as we do, thai the assignment made by him to secure oar-taln creditors therein named Is Invalid. A full meeting la greatly to be desired. 8. r. McNlTT, JOINER Ji KIRK tiKY, IUCE, STIX a BKOOKB, NKELY a CO LARK, ELY a CO-GEO.

B. CAHNE8, S. M. APPEHSON A M. CUM 11- a may i dawtd NEWTON, FOKil a CO.

Oil 0LDRED AD FIVE PRIZES Of 10 Acres Ketch, Within Five or Six miles ol Memphis. Plantations Subdivided into Farm In the vicinity of Holly Springs. Farm and Residences along the Memphis and Charleston, Mississippi and Railroads. City Lots and City Residences Spmt- of the most costly ever constructed in Memphis. Property assessed by dlslnterestted Real Ks- tate Bnikers, at oash piices, will be disposed of and drawn off from the top of tbe List, equal in value to the amount of Tickets sold.

(len. Kkamk Ar.vstboso, L-toit Taors-dali, John A.hlie. Loris J. Dalfi5, 3. W.

mia kl.h and Oen. A. P. StiWABr have been employed by Stockholder as iateruied-ate Agents lietweun themselves and the public, to conduct fairly the busiuess of tbe Incorporation. TlcfceaJt, 3 fncb.

to be bad of tbe Local Agents, or L'ou. JAME3 sTRaJK, Hernando, Orders by mail, accompanied by 1. Order, rnay be addressed, Gkst. KKA C. ARM-tTRON(l, Memphis, Tenn.

Moiuy letiers --huuld be sent by Express. nyg tf Attachment Notice. Before Win- 8. Walton, J. P.

Fraviter A WilleU vs. Joseph Dworsck. j-nr aeirinaini in in aoove enutieo osuse will take notice that an aitacha.eat has een sued out against him. upon the grounds that he Is a non-resident of the mate of Tea-nestle, and tbe case set for hearing, ai my tn The city of Memphis, on the Uh day of May, defend said suit, or the same wlU be proseadod wi(k ex parte and toax aoopy oi this order be published once a week for four weeks in Uie Mempnls Daily Appkai. WM.

S. ALTON. J. Memphis. Urh.

INST. pl7 lawrw E. BOBBINS BRADLEY, 223 Second Street, Adams' Block, MEMPHIS, TENN, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND AMERICAN Sole Agonta for S. Standard Best Counter, Platiform. and Dormant Scales, aplO lm MANUFACTURED AT BCFFALO, N.

Y. FRANKLIN John Lieslie, 7 1-2 Madiaon Street, PKACJTICAX. MM, S1N PAINTER apis THE PATENT AURORA OIL! want men everywhere to study their ow intkrwt. The rlaht to rnAnu'ao ture and sell Um Patent Aurora OU a single ouniy wm mB.e raore iTioney tc purcnaser in three mouths than the Largusi farm in your Slate will make in a whole jear. The Aurora oil actually costs less than one-half the price of Coal Oil.

and the illuminating power of the Aurora Oil is as mueh superior to the Coal Ol! as the Coal Oil Is to a tallow candle, and no Xobk txpiosive than a tallow candle. Asy Lamp that will barn Coal Ull will burn the Aurora OU. It doe, uot smoke ias caimoev-it does not amell-it will not grease oi stain tue finest linen, not even white doth The ma'e-rial for IU rnanutactore Is lnexhaustiois. One mau i-an make T5 bbls. per day.

So machinery sannlsaH Uu ari I I sua VStl taVTS tO UO 1 1 OLU thi city of Jtarapola, and tUU" wlilia tiere. if WB aHODt srovu all. aail nor, thao wr l. thK rnsn at anurrpnse, anil tUs rtat ruSnTSSSsUoa. caU oa or aldra-H.

DEWITT sk S4 MadlsOB atrsst, ooruar Mala, apll lm atampois, Tasa. It 'SS JsW i as 3 15 Court Street. Competition is the Life of Trade FURNITURE AND CARPETS FOR CASH AMES, BEATTIK Ac JOZVES, Ames, "Woodbury fc ones, wm. sxll FURNITURE AND CARPETS AT PANIC PRICES Buy Nowhere Else Before Examining Our Stock and Price. HerckaBti will aad our Stock Couple W.

jtri in Men. AMES, BE ATTIC JONES, Ne. 399 Wntll Street, gay JWae. avbaV7 aa.