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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEALTUESDAY, APRIL 6, 18S6. 8 RAIIMD JTCE TABLE. LoviiiTlUe.Xew Orleans aid Texaa B'j IKMIhMirri TALLET BOUTS. In Kfrr November H, 1W. 1 "" .1.1 HaIL i Baulk. I Kurtk 4H a.m'IKO a. B, p.m I a ria lend... :45 d. e.m 2:U3 e.m Mil e.m :M pm :4S p.m 6Sip.m Korta. IrtJO a.m 3:41 m.m l : e.m 1:21 e.m 9:90 p.m "South. jiow (Wmm H.r KXPRKsS. a-in mi IrflO m laaehia. . !U;(ttao'al 1:46 p.m iBlft. lul. S:it .i u:w ieksbarg Tipv 7: ; l CONNECTIONS. ! A-With !1 lines uterlf Memphis. E-Witb U. N. W. R. R. fvr Ilelene. 0-F or Greenville end Hunting Vol, d all Arkansas points. -Wlth V. 4 M. udV.. 8. P. BHrol.. S-Wltk N.. J. AC. R. K. fur Balchea ud T - . I 'For Pomu o tbe Branch. With MMMH lr iwtou oaryv I With rellroeda diverging for florid eed Pull men Buff"' Sleeping Carton all trains. IAS. M. KDWARDK.V. P.aodllM. M. BURKK.Generel Hup't. A. J.KNAI'P.lt.P. A. . Rearnarelaenaaad Hlaalavfnpl Val-loy.-Tr.lnf move a lollowsiNo. I (laat Uae dailf ) leaves at 11 :S0 a.m. No. laayaa at 11:40 pm. dai It. nt. Una!" rut Una loaves daily at :) p.m. No. T Uaat lina daily) arrives at 1 :JX p.m. Mail and e erees imiM dally at H:IS.m. 8t. Louis bat lina arrives daily at :06 aj. Mlaalealpial and Tenareeea. Fast mail train leaves daily P m. i arrival at t:46 a.m. Looal iht leaves at 6:40 a.m. I arrive at 4iJ p.m. Freight traiot Soe. & and ruavtrl weekly. Nn. ft leave Memphis Monday, Wednceday and Friday. lianenaCliy, UprlngtlrM nd "-ran-attaia Traim leave M. and T. depot fol lowa: N. 4, mall and mpkm, leevea daily at 11 :W a.m.; No. i, mail aod expreaa, ar rives at I..KI p.m. No. tit), Ht. Louia eicrae", leaves dailv at 4 rCaO p.m. t No. 66, tit. Louis aaprara, ernvea at H:.'6 a.m. Mraaplita aad Llllle Rorh. Trains mora as frllows central atandtrd titna): No. 1 leaven daily at b.ft p. in, i arrival at f:Mp.a. in. S leaves at 6:fif n. in. : arrive! ats:rDa.m. No. n (freightl leaves Iliflold daily (eiorpt bund ty) at 6:00 a.m.; arrive! at 7:10 p.m. Mmptl iid lliarlraloil Traini Jiova fo'lowl! Thr"Uh eapraaa loaves ally at Hl:20 p.m. Mail and enres leaves daily at (:10a ni. ("norvi'le eivMiiuintida tion levet daily, eifei't Kuniiny, at 4 :W p.m. Throuiih anirexi arrive! dnily l,'i:2r) a.m. Mail and rr'l anivei daily at 4:&A .m. Uomerville annnmixiaiioa arrive! aily, aioept Sunday, at 8;.1rta.m. Iroalaville and Waalivlllt) Trait! mova ai follow! : l'a-t intiil arrival daily at 4:.Via.m.: leave! at 1(1:10 p.m. i mail leave, daily at 9:00 a.m. Broan.ville aocounro datiom leavet dully, exnept Kuntlny, at 6:00 p.m. I mail arrive! daily at 6:0) p.m. Browuvilla (ecnnimndation arrival daily! xrvptBiMidar, at 8.40 a.m. Utandard time). lomphla, nirmlitahain etiid Atlna) iiv-'lTolI Borin Knnte-mtni mart followt: No 1 leave! Memphli daily at 3)45 pm.t arilvaa at Holly t-iirinara at 8:30 p.m. i flo. I leavae Jlolly tti.rinn daily at 9:U0 a.m., arrival at Memphli at II ilna.m.i No. t leavae Memphli dally at 7 :fO p.m., arrival at Holly Hprlnri at 11 i6H p.m. i No. A leavei Holly Hprlnn daily at S;30 a.m., arrive! at Mamphti at a-'Via.m. TUB WEATHER. WiimaoTDH. April t, 1886.1 1 o'clock a.m. Indications for Memphli and vinin- iiy: Fajrii(inliglitly wurinor woiillicr. Blue flroHcont, roil huh. Indlrntlona. For Tenttftxt ami tht Ohio VaUry: Clfaring, tliyhtly wirmtr; wind genrmlty northwrdcrly. Froal WarnluH. WasiiiaiiTON, D. C, April A, Ifnd. Obaarrer, Memphli, Tenn. : Knwts will occur in tliti intcrinr of Tvxrw, nortlittrn Luiii.suina, ArkmiHiut nd TrmnoKHOo Tiii'H'ltiy nml Wodnes Liy uioritinu. 1IAZEN. loroliKlrnl Hrporl. Mrariii, TNN., April 6, 1886. Time. Maaae Lnla. ft fUTlMI iU .... I lir. J'tter. W lutl W tlinr '10.101 3.:i N.W Fair. UO.llfi 40.3 N.W. Ulnar. lOODi 45.8 N.W Oleir. 80 107 45.8 N W. Clr. W.0I5 43.0 W. Clear. 7:00 .m 11:00 a.m 8:00 pm 7:00 p.m 10:00 pm I "Trlixlmiim leiiipfratUTo, 48 0. Minimum ( tupeiature, 31.0. Bainfall 0.00. All observitions are token on 75 meridian time, which is one hour fn"'er :hem local time. CITY 'NEWS. fihouling mutch to-morrow. Tho Gas Commillett will meet at the Court-House at 2 o'clock this even ing. The bench ami the late Judge Baiter's chair in the United Slates Court room are draped in mourning. A well known railway clerk said yesterday that he had to work all day for his salary and all night to keep his position. The ferryboat John Overtoil is making regular trips to Marion, ami will continue as long as the water will permit. Receiver McHowell has closed out the Mundinger stock of hardware, tho amount rcalixed from sales being about fl 100. The only attrac ion at the Mem phis Theater this week will 1h the Clara Louise Kellogg concert company Friday night. P. W. McKittrick entered two "damage Roils against the Southern Kx- preHB C tnpatiy yesterday one for ana in other lor vmk. The new street-cars were working smoothly . yesterday, running on schedule tinm and transferring at the intersection of Madisou and ttacouil ftrects. Members of the male chorus of the Young Men's Christian Associa tion are requested to meet Prof. Hughes at the room at 7 o'cltH'k sharp ims evening. All active workers preparing for the Old i.i hues festival, whether on committees or tint, are reouested to meet at -73 Main slreet this even ing at,4 o'clock, - Chairman Slaughter, for the first time iu the history of the otlico ho occupies, make a number of valuable Buggestiotn in ' his quarterly report winch was liloJ yesleritay. The sidewalk on Main strtM't, at Bstou Gsvoso. onnosit the Missis sippi and Tennessee depot, is said to be in a fearful condition. It demands the immediate attention of the author- - itiea. , Mrg. file vena's erowry, on Peyton avenue, her cotUige adjoining, and a small frame belonging to J. M. Pea body were burned Sunday night. The loss waa aoom j;juu, covered oy in euranoe. . Ten tni! a of the extension of the Memphifl. Birmingham and Atlantic riirod bejorid Holly Springs has been graded, and surveyors are in me field on the other side of the Mobi e and Ohio railroud. On Wednesday, 7th instant, at 8 p.m., in the lecture-room of alvary Church, the Bev. Dr. Patterson will deliver the third lecture of the series given under the auspices of the Gild of the Ascension. Subject, "Heading." Admission free Licenses to marry were inucd yetttenlay to Andrew Yani-y and Jen nie Hunt, Uoorge Hatlley and Kllcn 4'ah, Geo. Iee and Annie Davis, John Tallin and liowt Thomas, Chaa. I-ewia and Maranda W illiama, Kup-ne Mar tin and Nina Woods. M. F. Blnlat k of the Appial and W. II. C'lepitor of the Aralanrhe have been eloctt! dolefjates to n')rinyit Memphis Typoirraphiral Union No. 11 at the convention of the Interna tional Typographical Union, to be held at 1'ittflburg next June. Herri n Linduley, M. P., wcrctary of the State Hoard of Health, will, Wednesday niht, (rivff a lecl.ire to the Ktudents and IriendH of 1e Moyne Inntittite. Atlmiwiioim by ti ki t only. Tickets freti, obtained of stinlenls or by sending to rriilent A. J Steele at the institute, 281 Orleans strtn-t. The Medical Society of the State of Tenncswe will meet at 11 a.m.. Hharp, tonlay at the ha'l of the Young Men a Hebrew Association, corner Union and Second streets. Addresses of welcome will be delivered by Ir. W. W. Tavlor and the Hon. J. M. Greer. All regular phyHicians are in vited to be pre!iit. The annual statement of the trade and commerce of Memjdiis for 1H85 has been IsMiied by Secretary Keelin( of the Merchants' Kxchanw. The frontiHiece larH the portraits of Messrs. Speed, Schixillield, Tread well and Chase, presidents for I8H3, 1884. 1885 and 1K8, and the copy furnished the Appeal is elegantly lound in cloth. Kvangelist Neetlliain will deliver this afternoon at 4 o'clock, ut the Cen tral Baptist church, a sermon on "Cloud of Glory," ami this t'veniiitf lie will preach specially on the "Future Glory of Israel," iinfolili:i) the proph ecies concern inj,' the Israelites ami their being the miracle of the ages, ami of their licin kept for a glorious future. All Israelites ant invited, as well as the community. The Mcr phis Club entertainment Sunday ni'l't was largely attended, ami that it was a brilliant success goes without siivinv. The little one-act' opcrettc, Hie dw at Ammjnr, was cliarmiiiKly rendered by Miss rauline RoM'iitliul wild Messrs, U, h. llioMllu nml 1. 1). Mutton. Tlie Lop and Bum per that followed were on a par with previous achievements in the same line by tho Memphis Club, and it was well tow ard morning before the pleas ant proceedings terminated. Pole ArohIh Tor Horace R. Kelly & Co.'n Key West Cigars. Tho tratle supplied at Now York prices. A full assortment constantly on band at the following stands con trolled by us: Gayoso Hotel stand, l'eabody Hotel stand and 310 Main street. Fresh shipments received weekly. I. samkixon a co. TEllSONALS. Capt. Hai.imi Wormri.sy is reported to bo quite sick at his residence, 1!8 Union street Mas. A. S. 11 ii.l of San Francisco, formerly Mrs. Mary Iiose of this city, is hero visiting friends and relatives. Wr regret very much to announce that Mrs. T. H. M ilburn has not im proved since Saturday. Her condition is still very critical. LOCAL NOTICES. Saa ad. of Memphis Vteam Bhirt Factory and Iaundry on fifth page. Kai.homisino teleihono 000, A. Mc Neil. MKMrnisRriNnii Gif.fB Wouas, 230 Third Street. Cull snd see. Send a noa'al to the Mcinohls Oolltr and Ouff Laundry, 61 Min street, lo call for your laum ry. Watson's Bitumen Concrete is ahio- lute proof agaiost. danmnesg, seepage and rats. Telephone IKtH. Havk vou a damn, nnheallhycel arT Witnn'a Bitumen Concrete will make it dry and wholt-some. Tele phone il.in, Fob Tnn"AT Di'jkapks, Couone, Colds, olc, effoclnsl relief is found iu the nsfl ot llrown s lirorclilal Irnches, Price 1!6 cents. Sold only n hoi. Thi Herbal Chill Cur, the best tonio anil ti,tt-i"Ttt!io fcuown. A oartaiu ana 3nr rhli !a Trice VI por bot tle, heni itauitl 'nr .'ireulari. Any rcl- ereffe (lien. A.litrr.ii John C. Ruohei. Uynphuari, va. Fkno to Memphis Floral Company for lis', and price-current o' plantr. Have lstgcttslock in town. Come nut and see for yourself South gut' Kim- wood Unneterr. "Wathin's Ditumen Concrrte," for the paving of cellar, warehouse and (table fltors, driveways, walks, etc. Hard, smnnlh and durable, and proof pgniust. dimpnets and seepage. Tele phone tr.. Diamonds and watches (or aala. One Patek Phillipets 18 kt, finest quality, good as new,S 00; one Apple- ton Tracoy, 18 kt good aa new, J70; one Elgin. 14 kt, good as new, 440; one hlgln, 10 kt, good as new, i.'O; one Waltham. 10 kt, good as new, F.!0 La dies' Solid Gold Watches, J8, $10, $15, I'JUtoHU. Uonta Holitt uold Swiss WaU'hes, $S to VIK Solid Silver American Watches, open face and double case, key and stem w nders, J4, 5, 10, 47, 'ft, J and 10 all these watches warranted in perfect order. A liO-stone Diamond ross only $'25, est'Hi'O pnro white stones. Gen uine lhamond Kings, ft, 1(), 1 1.'0 and up. Eight-day Cocks, gf)ol as new, only a pits. Mr.Jiruia LOAN OFFICE, 74 ami Ttl Beale street. J. 11. (JOTTIIKi.K, Manaser MtiKord, Jeweler, 804 Main, so- lor its orders from the eouutt j. A Xew Candy unci 1'ignr Store The Misses Christian, well known as solicitors for tho Jmnny Soulh. have opened a candy store in the building lormerly occupied uyuruger, J.u Main slretit. Give them a call. They are energetic and enterprising ladles and deserve success. Have Your l'ru'li Cloclia Put in order at Mullmd's, 204 Main. Mmahla Vlrl f. kiu thalargMl Old taoIdMiitl Stiver Taken as rab, MufotdV, 291 Main. Oat la llaif Inter Ijitaniaralna lar fr flfimrtlHg anrt uatlillag. Exet-reuce antl ( aah Are the seiTets of Mnllnrd's suctesa. Cwu I. In order o introdece the Ala' arra PpltQt C a in Urn msiket, it wi I be deliv't d at 36 per biiiiel iu city bin-.t-t. It hsa t o i'v ilet P M. PA1TKH8 N A CO. Teh p' Q'i 6.'M W(ar ak.t,Mt,4atpT. Fine v,,( i rtptirtp ut Huli'ord's, HOTEL ARRIVALS. aMkt7 HatlaL. 0. B. GALLOWAY A CO Paora'rrt.ai. KaUi ti 60 and 13 ar day, aecordint to naa aad location of room bpecial rataa Bade. WU Lock wood Miai H B Dunlap.Kr O B B.nop, Miai XC Butler. Mm B a Neviil, Ark JBI'owd.Wi.l J futlaw, Ml.i PJBm th.Teaa L 11 Uanaa. Tana D La-n, Enilaaa H Le. Ark D A L'nfiaoan, Ark EC Jeffenna, tlna C 0 Van Ett,r. N If 0 H KraaM. Ill DC Brady. Ky K L Buok, M m W B Bom, ay . 8 Fruaktl.Tena 0 B Morrow, Tana J PKamtey, Tax, K M Verier. Miaa J B Chim. Miee J A bud-Mb, Mid 11 fcott A, Mill L Heiter, Mia M W Cherry, Tina V J Hvbinion, Ky Ilalloran, Ky NF Chain, Ark T M Upihew. Tea F(i Millatta. Ark It Hall . Pa w w Ward, N I F B Preaob, Ten a K (;il ana. Mo lifl Marfhi,Mo E T Dki, T-nn T8 Aderbalot. Mill 1 A CtMiiMr. Miai J Ilei llDifprider.Mill ji neou, jr, mini I ImdIkn, MI'l C A Htr.ttoD. Mo C K Boiher, Ky W O Aadrawi, Ky W Bark. Ark O K Kok.r , Ark R II Hehaaffer. N Y , N M Lull. Ill J II Hey moor, N T ?H Mavnard, Mill K N Outlaw, 1 ana Wriht,'lena A B llilliry, Ter.a j rorner, lean t u uanaa, Tenn T W MoOar.leli,TinoA W ( tn, N Y A vrarnar, xv A D slaci, Mm II Huiiiai. N Y K L Pot, N Y Mn Klla Kabao, La A 0 Kirby, Kaa K Ilu'ier. M V Mn 0 L R oe, Mn y Yajbeli, n X L T Jonaa, N V W J Ka aoAw, La J A mar. urn, Mo UT IODl KAiin.fi. Pa L II llubber, Mo rv eieea, n i T I 1 1 . m., ti, i . , , ' ' - , u iii a u , ill 1M n laiioni, aw m B Mnlib, MUi Tbeo Br erre. La Mn W B Cowan, Mill J Jhelton, Mill AM Brady, Mill 't J LathamAw. Tenn M U Wie.ton. Teas Q B MoKllroy, Tann W II Hmith, III Wm Oriill. Tenn P Ii root, Tenn K J Carriniton, Tina II Mntdo k. Mo C B Keavii, Mo Ii M rihaokley. Mo W P Kamiey, Mill ) L Uoilinc, Ohio C Y Meeki, 'Jnnn W II Heroey, Mm O E Mayer, Mill A K Illenelt, Ky MrnA AnderD,Mln I II McCle.lun. Ohio W 11 Klynn, Ky I)r J a Cro-.k, Tono W J Cemphell, Tenn W Ii Pu,er, Tana Wm Crennan, N Y L Y Duvall. Tenn A Htornbomer, Tenn W J lliudy, Tenn 8.m Wdoox, Mill B b Bland, Min W 11 Banai, Tenn H L Alwbrouk, Tenn W p sdum, Miri I W fiharn, ii( J W Wooiridite.Tenn J P We-tbrot k, Ky J K tttatei, lenn J U MeNairy, tenn 1) MoCormuck, b C Kuiui H iltoo, b li Ihe Nw (iajoto. FAHRIM1T0N. STEWART WHITE, I'koi-hitoks Ratal, (250 toll per day, xocord'ng to loca tion of roomi. II R I'lura rjitr, lonn W W Simmuni, R I 0 8 liurt. 'lenn G 8 Uur', Tenn Mii W K Park, Mill Miai P llitcb e.Minn Mrf Jefferson, Minn Fl! Mteroo, lena 11 8 Tyler, Md H 0 II rrl. Mmi JMKitk. Miri U K Majnnt.l, mitt M Puddotn, m,il " '"' !' J 1) till houe, Tenn Mni K V'txan, Mo D Fa'rell A. N Y K Wo linden,! C II Meliuin, Md J W Clerk. Tex J dol.h, i Y J' bn A Wiie. nfo J 11 Mailiewi, Tenn MiM Myra Wl a, Ky Frank Jolly, Tenn J Newberie', Mo R 0 Jett.ri .n, Mina W J Ynpp, Tar. a 8 V Powa I, Mim K U Farnheo Tena C C Cowan. Tena Mini Carrii Kinf, Mill L I evi, Aik K Car irran, Mo KFinoli.Mo lr J M VVilgbt. Mill riMPay. Ky R II Temple, Va J M Levy, La K J Wilbo rn, Mill 11 Oowen, Mail Cant H W Wt.e, Ohio b P Anderion. Tana B F Uicki. Ky 0 L Jonei, Tenn A M Ni aiihn, Mill W 1) Kively, Ala U 8 Boyd. Ky B P MnKeun-n, Ark LDavii, Tena M R llavii, Fla F K Lawnnoa, Mill J 8t.en.ei, Tenn P M llardins, Min W MnOaln, M'n B 0 am-, jr. Mill ( B Hpritnue, N J F AMontcmerr jr.Min Ml f Montgomery, Mil li Whipple, Ky KjMrki. Mo W U Moore, Ohio Iioi'ureell Aw, Mill BBtirk. Aik OMTut-.Ara II J Mar In, Tenn l U Hinith, Ark J 8 Mmi mery. Mill .1 r- Bined, Tenn C 0 Mine, Teun W B Love. Tenn Lf Koiei.banm Tenn JMKe.d.Mi-i RT II rrit, Min J P Neln.n. Mill A li Winiiiaki. ea Dr T K Powell, Hlgi B U Sullivan, Ky J M Caldwa I, lenn. f aalo 'a Hotel W. U. BIN011 AM Masaois. European plan. Knlured and ro urnifhed Prioea aoonriiinir o lita and loca tion of rootui. J W Volley, La 0 W (larrelt. Ark LUTolnn, iik N V Chnrei, Ark A Wr aUt, tia t; t fyen, lenn J It II y, N KU Wi.dlmn Aw, Neb W .lohinlon, l onn 1 K Knb'trti. Teun I) V Werna , Ark Mil. L etnr. Ark Mi'l M Werner, Ark Milt A Turner. Ark r- F.-outh, I'eun K t Andrraon, Mii J A Ciiit y, M ii W II tiraig Tena EBM u:h, Alk JUalvln.Ll W McClurel. La L H W.o, Mirl J Ilnmphiey, Mill H li Bow.lng, Ark L"ullvan, 'rk Cllrnwn, ienn J W Litue. Ky J U Siero, Ark H V Wa kar, ienn Oitn ui ek, Mo HWI-mth.Ark C 1)o1bh , Ark R 8 Metlowun, Ark Miri Mcilowan, Ark li M Thomai. Tenn II M liatt.r, lena W U Motby, lenn Da flTy 'a EnruteMn llwtrl. Corner of Adami and Main atrenti. Roomi, 60o, 75jand II per day; American Plan, 12 prr day. Fimt ! Reitaarani in Ilia Hotel. J. M. DUFFK llu yn wuh Peaoody Hotel), f gor a. J F Willmo, Miai Mr Trjl mioa Mill 8 7, Wl liatnron, Mii M n II xley, Mm Mn Jarrath, villi V Ilttrdug, ienn (1 0 Amery, III W U P yda Te a II rnne, Ky Orn Cm, Ky J n alaitin. Mn W W Bill, .do WM nmniO-'.Aw AlK A MoAvery, Ark 1 F Flo J-. T. I J W lirrrirtin, T.n MP aroua. ii TM Mel). n l. Tenn J MoDonaugb. Va .'at Mo"unaugh, Va P M Mont , inn n II Unlv, Teun T L Utuah-m. Tenn J Clahl.y, N Y J II Mile n, Tenn L II Mi rrie, ill P Mohr, Ala W H deary, Tona W 8 titiy l, Ky P ti M ut, lenn S W Wi Immi, Tenn O Maker, Tenn J J h..ney, NY 0 V Snt-il, Ienn I) D Kornrr, Mo f J Mellall , Mo 8 Ht otia.Tenn W II i ant. r, III b W (Krrli.n, fen a w l tlrven, enn O Puieika. Tenu J llrett, lenn J T u nton. v'u I) Ang ev, ft i 8 C f ml h, .Uin ( W lroUn , 'lata 1)8 Woll, Mo U A R a el'. Tena D II Hinitli. Ark M Mrphetn. lenn J II Kmlth. T. nn J K Miner, le' n K K illia a, lenn r 11 Armiteaa, lenn W Holly, Tenn W Ci:rv. T. nn It u no n, ara Mra w II Price, Va II H Jamei A , Tena TC Park, Tnn J Thome", Tenn F L t au. Ohio T I, .va, Tena M Mun gmery, Tena J W Laud n lena L K Fiihar, Ky R I, Tucker, Obio a W L.ikam. Ohio J 0 Mur. by, Tena 1. H CaniDbeiL T.nn II J.ihnion.Tana HJKelly.Teua II B I'unenn, lenn w L MoUrtirr. Ark W T Larkin, Ark J UreiDitn. ienn J 'hea.Tenn , f B atnan, lana C tiiaen, Md 0 L knberifon, Oa li W Fotd, 8 0 M Fr-n., fhlo 0 HuUav, Mi ItCtl igg, Mi,i L Inuner, T-nn M Vaid n, Ind W L ordan, llai R LO uiibel , Mlafl M L Tun er, Ark O i.r'iaon, Ind H II Harber, Ind P L Uiuf, T.nq. W Andrtaon. Ind T F nvd. Ind W N ford, s V F aioore, N J t T Tuorn, Ky M Wa eon, T-nn C L Oaena, Ohio W L K bb ri. lod A Alenio, N J W U oud, Tean tC Wa Un. Mi.i Tatu.ii, Ua W CI Wa.ier, Mill rinrrnnou lloirl. TJna f I and 'S Madi on 'treat. IIOWL'HA LKAK PaitraiRToaa. Kata-H ir day, day boaid tiJ per month. A It awney. Mo F II Lawii, 0 11 Y Pariah. Tenn lr H P Manard. A'k (1 K Lauiueb-, Tena John R Mil'i r. Tenn W I. Conaway. ienn A - cwn. T.on 1 P Negiere. N Y i 1 M hne). T Jo.nb W i l.rk.Tig J - lluuh... Mm tieo N Perria, Milt J Lot lace, Tenn wm Akm. Mn L I Vrid.. A a Wro Some er. Ma M K Flanl, La K T Keighilev. Ttnn Y li bed, T nn W 8 tMiih. Teaa Mre F O. oa.city CBWright.Ta a J Uo dm, M. K Maatei, CI II J Omn n. Tenn U T M ltar, Fi 0 D Sa . den, HI P J Smith, Ky M B Mallew . Tel J J Crfaae, 1 I at A H .U. r. ana II 0 imn'an. Ky V K Mr Mara r. Pa V f! Uo.u,i . Kt tl A (Ibid. al. r. Mo MBAIn,Ky F N Terraae, laaada J k May, II 111 r.re, Ua Dyeinx and C'leauluK. Ladies' and (cents' clothes cleaned or dved in any color, also aid ulovm ostrich feathe'a and lace curtains by Loiis Reljrel,f8 Jeffrs-rst e-t, Vem phis, Ienn. Oooda r ..i"j hY eiprsxs. OnnOruU IS BkMoVKD BY THk OSK or COOOAIHB, And it stimnlatea and promotca ths erowtb of the hair. Wrtrnitt's KlaTttnnw Kvea ara the twit a t a wa -w-a To all who aia fullering Iroiu tbe arran and indirrrationi of youth, nervoui weakneri, eartv oaay, iota o? nanniMu. pi i win end a recipe tbat will nur oa. FKKK UK t II A BtlK Thia -rai remadv wea dia-nver-ad b a ;ii1aainnary ta , South Aineri'a. Stnd elf a.JirAe t anvlioe fai 11 Kjr. J T. laaaa, Hatvm ', Ara jo' B. LO WEXSTEI.V a DRO.H. DBT GOODS BLLLETI5. NEW ARRIVAL. Wa Haw Hew SJatla Oar laupartaf lata ef EnakroldrrlM. The very latest designs in Cam bric, Mull and Nainsook. The most economical buyers will find what they want Prices range from L'jc up to 2 per yard. o such values in Kmbroideries were of fered by anybody else hereabouts (ourselves included) before, and we are positive that our prices are fullv 25 per cent, below any Louse in tlie city. Honae rarBlabiwe; GaeMla. Our stock in this department is always complete, and our prices are the lowest in the city. Hata the) Barajalaia thai rellew. 100 doren all-linen band loom towels, 22x42 inches sold elsewhere at $3 60. Wo offer this lot at 2 50 per dozen. 20 pieces all-linen bleached table damask, 61 inches wide, extra spe cial value, at 6ic per yard. 100 Crochet quilts, full 11-4 wide (all we have left ), will close them out at 90c each. II. LO WESTI I at imJjv. Order Jtfc'alniil 91 iilford's. Waulfri Fratt Coal and Iron Bonds. Taxing-District Ilonds. Cotton Exchange Bonds. Masonic Temple Bonds. Shelby County Bonds. FOR SALE. Merchants' Compress S ock. We handle all the different invest montand other securities. MANHATTAN BAVINUS BANK AKD THUdT CO. Solid Mlrerwure at M ul ford's A IlrHKRUt'H Morj. Mr. Iitasn O. Chnpman, druririst, Newbnti. N. Y., wri es us: "I have for the ait ten years eo'd several pro,s of Dr. William Hall's Balta'a for the Lunira. I can say of it what I cannot mj of any other medicine, I have nevr heard a customer speak ol it bet to praise its virtues in the high est manner. I have recommended it in great trany esses of whooping cough, with the happiest effects. I have used it in my own family lor many years; in fact, always have a bottle in the medicine closet ready for use." Monogram HaiutK: Mnlford. Advho lo Mother. Mrs. Wlfsli.w's Kix'tbiwt Rvrnp should always l. nr-ed when children arecuttipc it e h I', relieves the little sufftirer at ocr ; i p' dnrts rn'ur quiet V j by rl '.vi st the mil.' from piii.?, a . 'tl 'ha little ebpnib awakes as ''V.'. a br.t'on." I' i. very nksiwr-t to ' ;'e. It soothes tho child, e . th cams, allays all pain, re v . s 'Mini, resumes tle nowels, iintt 's tV ben: ki..,n rf nuniy fir diair'ti'i -Ate'lier arisiri? from teethlnu or utiin taiirPft. Twen'y Ave a bottle. ADDITIONAL JtlVKK NKWb. WKATIIER AND BIVtRft. Ovvick Signal Shbvicr, TJ. 8. A., 1 Mkmpiiis, April 6, 1 p.m. The following observations are taken at all sUtions named at 75 meridian time, which is one hour faster than Memphis time: Ab've Low Water. Change. STATIONS. . Rise I Fall lOths lOths Feet. lOths Cairo Chattanooga . Cincinnati 45 '5 53 8 8 6 12 S9 7 'lb" 29 31 47 10 8 13 22 6 15 34 in 47 Davenport Dubuque rort oinitu.... Kcoku Helena Ij Crosse leaven worth. Littlo Rock.... iouisvillo NtmtihiN ltt 10 Naahvillo Now Orleans Omaha Pitteburg St. Louis 8t. Taul Hhreveport ... Vicksburg.... 13 Nw Oslk&nb, April 5 Night Daparttd: Jay Ooiild and barges, bt. Louis. Pittsboro, April 6 Night River IS feet 5 incbei on tbe giuge and ris ing. Weather cjld snd blasting. Lnc:sviLi.B. April 5 Night River rising, with 31 feet in the canal and 28 fet 9 inches on the falls. W either cloudy snd chilly, indie itng snow. St. Loom, April 6. Night River fi'llon 2 nidus, and now stands 11 feet 2 nchfs on the gauns. Wf ather clear i nd pleasant. Arrived : City of Vicks burg, Vli'ksburg. Cairo, April 8. Niitht River 45 feet 6 inches on the gautte and rising. Wia'hsr clondy and cold. Arrived: Paria C. Brown, Nsw Orleans, 0 p.m D(arted: City of Natchra, New Or leans, H p.m. ; Paris 0. Brown, Cincin nati, 6 p.m. Evahbvills. April 6. Night River rising, with 40 feet on the gauge with 62 del Heir s.aie under the channel ai aa , of the Henderson bridge. P-parted : Ohio. Memphis. The lit p kins wai nnable to come np under tbe bridge at Henderson. Caibo, April 5. Night River 45 lent S tucnea on tbe gauge ana rising. Weaiher cloudy and cold. Arrived: Jam W. Gen. Cincinnati, 7 p.m J. F. Wa ton and ttw.Ohio river, 10 n ro. ; t;itv ol Cairo, St. Louis, l a no, Citv of Natuhfa. bt. Louis, 3 am Hariv B own and to, Oaio river, 5 am.; City of rli-tvn Rotiirs, New Or lana, 7 a m ; Future C-iy asd barge?, N-w Orleans. 7 a.m : L'oims and to and S L. 'o d ai.d t w, Ohio river, 7 a m. j Charles Moroan, Cincinnati, 8 s ni. rfprt'd: .1. F. Walton and tow, N Orleans, 10 p ni : itv of Ci", Vicksbutg, 3 am ; James W. Gaff, Meniphif, nndnivht; Harry Bior Mi niiihia.5a.nl : I. ons8 and towmt S L. Wood art! tnw. New Orlesnp, 7 a.m ; C'ty of B.'on Ronire, St. Louis, tl f.m. ; Charles Morgan, New Orleans, 10 a iu. terTha firm of GOODBAR A CO. baa been dissolved, and we have reonranlied our interest in the Wholesale Boot and fehoe Business, in connection with Mr. W. E. Love, late of Warren, Love 4 Co 8t Louis, Mo., and Mr. J. C. Callicott, ol Coldwater, Miaa., nnder tbe style of and firm name given below. We thank onr friends for their patronaoe In tbe past and bope fpr a continuance oi their favors. A. B. GOODRAIt. o J.' H." GOODBAR. A. B. ttOODBAat, J.H. eOODBAS, W . LOVE. J. C riLLirorr UU of Goodbar A Co.. Memphli. Uti at Qoodbar A t o.. ktamphls. Late ot Warran. Lot A Co., BU Lo.ii. ' LatTof Coldw'aAar. 3G7 k 3G9 Main boston We are now receiving a large and En'irely New Stack of Eastern and Spring Trade of 1S86, which we offer at MSoek Bottom Prices, We have EXCLUSIVE control in this lowing lines of CUSTOM-MADE Goods, all of wbish we warrant to give perfect satisfaction : George Hooker's celebrated Men's Calf Boots. Brady 4 Shortell's Boys', Youths', Misses' and Children's Solar Tip Shoes. T. M. Harris ACo.'s Philadelphia made Children's Shoes. Also, L. W. Kate A Co.'s Kip Brogans and Plow Shoes tbe best Brogans made in the United States heretofore bandied by Gcodbar & Co. We are the only house in this Market handling tbe cele brated Krippendorf, Dittmann A Co. line of Ladies' and Misses' Kid, Goat and Calf CUSIOM Goods EXCLU SIVELY, nndprthn Factor Brands. s s. By Order of the Court of Common Sense No. 1. OFFICIAL To All Good Citizens of Mem phis Greeting : You are herewith notified that I, Publio Opinion, Judge of the Court of Common Sense No. 1, for the City of Memphis, State of Tennessee, do hereby inform all those within the jurisdiction of 1111.4 Court that the Mii-fit Clothing Parlor, 2C2 Second street, hivo received an elegant stock of New Spring Clothing, which is being offered at remarkably low prices. As it is for tbe interest of all good citizens to set the most possible for their money, I, Public Opioion, do, in my official capacity, invite every ono noeding new Clothing to imme diately visit the Mibfit Clothing Par lors, No. 262 Second street, opposite Court Square. Sworn testimony before this Court having commenced1, we state that the Misfit Clothing Parlors, 2G2 Seoond street, are selling fine Tailor-Made Garmonts atone-half their real value, I grant that place the solo right and title of being known as the People's Popular Bargain Resort. MISFIT 262 Second St., Memphis, Opp. Court Square. TUBLIC OPINION, Judge of Common Sense Court No. 1, Memphis, Tenn. : Open EvnlDca on'll 9 issl..i nviwiai Miamrrtiayai tH II. I Krmembar, ml Ita?ra)i.na lo lnu"ri n rlrt HI on lrt t rharia by aa llral-rlxaa tailor In oar Fnrlura. Frank Schumann, Im por tar and Daalar la eon. Flahlnc Tarkla and Nporta son's kaapllaa Spaoial attantioa (ivan to MANUrAClUlUMti and KK P A IKING. -m 413 Main M-W rrmtiiau Tenn J. G. SCHMIDT & SON, mportara and daalara In Saaa,Aaiia. ninon and flahlnc Tark.lv, llllra' Hantaan, a lerirle Hela aad An anarlalraor Hotala and Ha-ltlan''a,a Main alrffl, Mxnaplala, rtnn Elaftric aunpliaa alwaya aa hand.nRapaun naatly dtn. I UiiPns wzxoxiziaAXjXi n and 18 Gayoso Streets, Memphis, Tenn. officeno. 24 high street. do maae uy any competing market. market of the fol We also control ORG ILL BROTHERS & CO. wwwmw. PLAIN AND BRONZED DOOR BUTTS. PLAIN AKD BRONZED DOOR LOCKS, PLAIN AND BRONZED SASH FASTENERS, BOLTS, KNOBS. ETC. A HOST COMPLETE STOCK OF BUILDERS' HARDWARE ZT Bvory Denorlption, We arc Jaat In Receipt of a l.ara; SMpmnt or E. B. Plows, Columbus Steel Drag Scrapers,. WHEJh.LBAllR0.VS, SHOVELS, PICKS, MATTOCKS, And h Complete Lino of CAMP ODl'FITS. DES JARDINS, MILLER & ROOTES, WHOLESALE HARDWARE, Xo. 394 WAIX STRKEi' MEWPIIIM, Jamea M. Goodbar Wm. V. Clnrb Enene J. Carrlngton Frank . Jonea 3naiAl3lleBla.ect 1B60.I GOODBAR &i WHOLESALE BOOTS and m 319 Main Street, WE offer to MKHCII ASTS OM1.Y the Urgent and belt atoek of Boot and Shrei a have erer bronaht to thia market, and nbich cannot be inrpaaaed in quality aid tvloiba any honae in ton or anyntner euy. in aamcion co a eomniete una oi Mma made gooda, inoludng tba (Dl.iBa.l.U dllllllUaa CO. UllUOtaa. wehandlo a lame and select stock of Custom-made Goods tor Men, Women, Miasof and Children. Wo oarry a number of the beat makes in (he oountry, in erer. variety md at le, and amooe tbeui the well known Men's Calf boota and bhnes manafactnred by lro. Ilooker for our Ht.rin Trade, n also oarry a ohoioe line of Ladies' and Mi.eea' Custom Kid, Ooat and Calf Goods, manufactured by Krippendorf, Dittman Co. Wa invite the trade toeiamioo our stock before buying elsewhere, and we guarauteo everything wa sell to give aausfajtion. TO THEJIUDE. NotTiItlita:(lliis ono of onr com f eiiturn P'iIjIIhIips a letter from Hro. locker Matins lie tins not noltl u any rulf buola fur fprlntr trade," IHEFAi'l IS, tie have those goods now in atore, vlileh we offlVr to the trade at a low prices as they cn be foniid elsewhere. v guaruiilee them to be the UtNCINEttco. Hocker bootx, and adapted to t h- present sea son's trade. Kespeetlnllj jonrs. OOOUIIAK at CO. Memphln, March 18 18HC. Young & Brother, .Booksellers and Stationers. 218 Main M, meniplilisTenn Wlahlnar lo Rrllnt from Bnalnoaa Wo Odor aaaia Knalro STOCK AT COST. R. KUPFERSCHMIDT, IMPORTER .AND DKALKR IN titans, Amnmnition, Fishing Tackle and Bast-Hall (jaiods. WU0LESALB AND RETAIL. Ml Main Street, Momplila, Tun. Uanufaeturlng and Repairing of Ouni a tjpectait. EAGLE Boiler Works. SHEA & McCARTUT.Proi.r'., 140, 142, 144 Front, Memphis. ONS 0IXHI LARSKfiT BOILER 8H0PB in the South, and tha only eomp at Boiler and Sieet-Iron Works In thaeity. Manafactarers of heavy plate Iroar wsra f erary doaerlptlop. Special - - -' - '" J. A. BAILEY. J, L BAILEY & GO, 33G Second Street, Memphis. ALAR0B AND COMPLRTB STOCK OF PLUMBERS, OAS AND KTB'M FITTERS' Materials. Pumps, Drive Walla, Iron. Lead and atone Pipe. Has rinn'oa, Globes, Ee. FRANK F. V.00DS. " W. 0. SWOOPir" WOODS & SWOOP E, G ARRIA6ES, BUG GIES, WAGONS. Harness, Saddles, Agricultural Implements end Machinery. GEORGIA COMBINED COTTON AND COUN PLAKTEB. 333 Setoud Street, JHempltie, Tenn. n n Custom-Made Boots and Shoes for tbe . on as liberal terms as can tbe following Specialties nnder oar - own brands, vis: Goodbar, Love A Co.'s Men's Grained Calf CUSTOM-MADE Bals, Button and Congress. Goolbar, Love A Co.'s Men's N.K. Calf CUSTOM MADE Bals, Button and Congress. Goodbar, Love A Co.'s Ladies' Kid and Goat CUSTOM-MADE Flexible Polish and Button $3 00 Shoes. Our Ladies' 13 00 Shoes are made from the best se lected Cnracoa Kid and Tampico Goat Stork, and have Solid Sole Leather Counters and Flex ble Inner Soles and we warrant them to fit and give perfect satisfaction In every raaneot. o Memphis, Tenn. Sweot Tickles, Etc. H(nd Frnlt ficaled OrmigM, HlaRcd t rait I'lohleil Cueiiinbero, Hlatrnd Frail Plckl'd Patpprro, Stiiffpd Frnlt Pirlila-d naiKO, nixed aweet flchl'a, Croaa A Blnrkwvll'a Cnow-Cnow auat JHIxrd 11 rk lea. Plain Cacninber Plrklea by tbeptaH. Othrr brand of Plain and BUsoal Plcklea iu laM and Ollvea. J. F. BUCKHAM & CO. Torner Second and Heale Sta. J. L.FROST, Cor. Second and Monroe Sts., Would oall attention of his friends and patrons to his SEW SPRING STOCK, Comprising tba chriceat and latest 4a stuns of Foreign Uotids in the market. Having taken special oare in their pa I no tion, 1 am pleaaedtosar to my euatamera and puolie who f ivor me with aaali, to show them ines o: goods only Mun i in leading houaea. J. F. U0LST &BB0 (8UCCS880B8 TO O. H. H01T BRO.) Funeral Directors, aa si km ST.. Mimi'sirs. A PULL and complete stoek of Wood aad Metallio Casea and Oaaketa, Clothkra ered Caskets and Burial Robes always oa band, aar Orders by teleerach promptly ei-M. 0. B. WIIT.