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NEW.ORLEANS.


On MONDAY, February D.. 1865
The following thornu shbted horses formerly the property
OF DUNCAN f. kENNEk;
PANIC by Glencoe bay horse years old. This horse ia
ore best that sarted He beat Wels"ooc
twoile heats and Lightning, three-snile heats and ran
fourme heat last Winter he Mets e Course, close 20
I'm s OOl wa. offered nenne for him. and refused.
capital rucer-winneG ~ distinceueyes beaten
BAY STALLION. years old by Ndlture, Que Of Medina
This colt has started In training he has shown M.
/ common speed.
CRAY FiLLY, by Whale years. Has started bus
shown great speed IN training
BAY FlLLN, by Whale, years Never started, but has
IMP. CHESTNUT FlLLY, by slaDe, years. Never
started.
IMP. BAY FILLY. by Rubcon years. Never started.
CHESrNtTfILLI, by Lexington. years Never started
CHESTNUT COLT, ~ servant. years Never tanned
FRANK CHGArhhM %, by Servant years
BLACh MARE by servant, years
Also tho following thoroughbred horses formerly tho
property vi ". J. MINOR, viz;
BEN WEST ta lion BY Naudyke, be by Tspstee 3years
CHESTNUT STALLION, Preserve. by 1ee1mpte,
CAsTA DIVA, bsy mare by Vulture. years.
BAY MARE, by Brown Dck, years
BAY FILLY, by Nuiture. years.
BAY flLLf, by Imp Sarpedon, years.
These Horses and Mares will be
SOLD 81 AUCTION 10 THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR
CASH
On MONDAY. Feb Is, 1868.
BY order OF M4jor.Genersl " z. BANKS.
Comma ding Department OF the GulL
8. b. HoL,BIRp, Co. a. D. G. and Chief 0aaferma''e'
Department Gulf
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nIVIDEND.-Reso That the Treasurer
- be directed 10 Announce that Il DIVIDEND Of TWO
PER CENT De- paid the ul.psd and scrip shares and
bonds scrip Of this Company the "a day oil cd
runry neat fee Government that the same be pad on
all shares which the calls shall have been duly paid ana
this. this psyep. the paid shares shall be In antic
pston coupon OF cent due on said SHARES uhde
tho Deed Of Trust, payable lst Of July next
Re,oired That the Transfer Books Of this Company De
closed on the 22d inst be reopened the I'd day Of
February.
BY order Of the Board. - -
THOMAS z. WALKER, Treasurer
Office of the Illinois Central Railroad CO.,
kew-Yofk. Januafy Is, 1858
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BY EpKUND KIRKE

Ore Of the most graphic and uthteins volumes Whicn
has beeu written Of the South Southern Society
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, JANUARY 81. 1863.
Amnsements.


RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ONLY A FEW DAYS MORE
remain for the public to see the charming little
MISS LAVINIA WARREN,
THE QUEEN OF BEAUTY,
MARRIED TO GEN. TOM THUMB.
on Tuesday Feb TO- after which she will never be exhibited
ONLY VERY FEW DAYS MORE, THEN,
remain for the public to sees her During hese few days. she
will be seen In company with
COMMODORE MUTT,
THE FAMOUS $4,000 MUTT,
from 10 o'clock m. till 10 p m
HER MORNING LEyEES, from 10 to II,
are much less crowded and more comfortable for
LADIES, CHILDREN, AND FAMILIES,
and as the Manager determined to accommodate every Wis
or to the have every one see all the sttrsc
tions Of the Museum, he has made srransenieu,sto
GIVE DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
THIS MORNING AT IL O'CLOCK,
THIS AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK,
THIS EVENING AT u O'CLOCK,
and the same chae elegant and strictly moral drama
CHARLES THE SECONDS
wAceERIEs IN IL MAPPING,
will be produced at each
MISS WARREN AND COM. MUTT
will introduced the audience on the stage between inc
has excelen. opportunity to see them They VIII also DC
ON THE PLATFORM IN THE MAIN HALL
of the Museum, at intervals hn day and evening"
This extraordinary PSI. man oehlinss'
THE SMALLEST EVE NOWN.
TOGETHER WEIGHING OhL 3ff POUNDS,
constitute the greatest curiosity the has ever produced
MISS WARREN'S WARDROBE so extensive that she
appears different dress every day md IN chaste sesc
ton her splendid jewels always ia uding her asnlhceoI
DIAMOND "ENGAGEM cNr RING"
which she kindly exhibits to her visitors
Also BIZ seen ali hours, every day and evening me
CALIFORNIA BEARS, exhibited sud performed by Herr
Driesbich. LIVING HAPPY FAMILY. &c ,
MIR HARRISON. COMIC IMPKOMPTU SINGER
appears in his niDitaDle songs at each performance
Admission. IS cents Children under ten 10 cents.
WINTER GARDEN.
w The Great Pantomimic Actress
CUBAS
in q character.
NARAMATTAH THE CHILD OF THE FOREST
"''' GREAT SENSATION
in all the
EUROPEAN CITIES
RiyslDg the celebrated Celeste.
Mr.. c. w. COULDOCh,
u ~ s'''' PETER PROBITY.
THE CHIMNEY CORNER,
received with unbouDded applause every evening -
TO-NIGhT tuesday, will be presented the oeaut,ul
THE CHIMNEY CORNER
Peter Probity w Couldock
Miss COuluocA
10 conclude with Celsste's Drama OF .x..u,
NARAMATTAH, THE CHILD OF THE FOREST
Cnoas
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Usher, T. WA2NER No Neseys, or the author, No. 81
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Il A ANNA An active business Man, with
~ 4.OOOs thi amount /. wanted to take an INTER
Esn ln an established CASH JOBBlNG TRADE down
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Apply TO b. &. WELLS, No 80 Dey-st.
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DALACE GARDEN;
Or,
ADRIEN'S
LA CIAMBkE Diffusion,
lfIh.st. near 6,h-sy,
AN IJNPARALLELED TRIUMPH AND SIGNAL sue
CESS.
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 81, 1853,
AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK,
Introducing
ORIGINAL IDEA EVERY EVENING".
An equal individual in the audience to 'how
their tness In
GUESSING.
A SPLENDID GOLD WATCH
will be given who nearest the one Hnnoef
drawn from thousand
DR. ADRiENS
FAREWELL ENTERTAINMENTS
PRESTIDIGITATiON
previous leaving for Europe For particulars see New
YORK Herald. -, A.. L.. 4,
advance.
Door. open at I; commence at o'clock.
MUSIC BY THE BEST ARTISTS.
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OFII'k or lhE ATLANTIC N' = ID. Ia
VNHE TRUSTEES, in conformity 70 Re cni"cr
tho Contrary. submit tn iolowins s.'ement @ it,
AFT airs the Jlst December. If1i:
Premium. received Name Risks, from 'i January so!
to 3lst DeceuIbcr ld.t4 %
Premiums on Policies ot mafkedo of Ist January -, 81.
i'i"'''' -
To,, ,Douut Of Marin. 50 275s55 "a
No Polcios have i..ued upon life ksks; nos npon
Fire Ki,ks dIsconnectsd with Marine hsts,
Premiums marked oil from 1T January, ldoi 70 , 49,. ~
Jlst Decembef 1919 %
Losses paid during the same pedo3. s2os4.Oi2 II
Returns Of ffcuium' -
ard EIpcnsos........ HGi66Yj 10
The Company has the following Assets. VII;
United states and State OF New-i0lk stock . 49,
City Bank and other Siocks............ $1,000 ~
Loan, secured by Stocks. and herw.e... Ilib2O ~
Real Estate and Bond. and Moflgagos.... $4,000 o.
Dividends on Stocks, Interest on Bonds aud
Mortgage, and other Loans. sundry notes. TO-
insurance. and other claims due the Coml my, - -
Premium Note. and Bill. Reeeivsble...... 2leI o6l gs
Cash IN @'''oz :"
Total amour, Of A,,ets ........... 1874 "a
Six per cent interest on the outstanding certificates oil 9ios
will bee paid to the holders tnercof their legal fepe.rnIi
lives on and aiteT Ige.day the 81 Of ttpLusi{ next
Amer reserving TWO AND A HALF MILLION DOL
LAkS Of pIoht, The outstanding certificates Of the issue Of
1861 will De redeemed aud pad to the Goders thereof OF
their legal and after TUESDAY the ILd
OF February from which date oil interest thereon viii
The certificates to be produced at the time OF pay
a Dividend Of FORTY PER CENT I. declared the
earned premiums OF the COnpsn ee Of Government Taxi,
for the yoar enang Jst DecrmDer 1907 iof winch ceI.
will issued and alter TUESDAY tine Seventh II
hplll neat
4 he profits OF the Company, n,certnincd from
the 1T OF July lB4I, to the Ist Of Jinulf,. 1907.
Tor heh celdeaie .,usd ulnopnto 7so 40
Additional nom l' January, 1907, to 1T January,
lIilWO
Total profits for 2O years..............Sls+ 5J 80
The Certificates previous to 1861, have been
deemed 1y l025s5cO
Ne: earnin7s remaining with the Company, on Let
Jsnl4 l05J............... ............. $I2l5 10
BY order Of thu Board,
VI. TOWNSEND JONES. Secretary.
TRUSTEES
JOHN JONES CHARLES DENNIS
W. H. II. MOOHE rHO5. TlLESrON.
HENRY COT NM. c. PlCkERSGILL,
LEWIS CURTIS. CHAS. II. RUSSELL,
LOWELL HtLBROOh, =. \. HARGOUo,
MEYER CANS. ROYAL PHELPS.
CALEB BAKSlOW. a 4. fILLOT
LEROY II. WILEY, DANIEL s. MILLER,
:. A. NiCCLL, JOSHUA :. HENRY,
GEO. q, HObSON DAVID LANt,
JAMES BRYCE WA. STUROIS, JI,
HENRY X. BOGERr 4. a. Low,
WM. h. DODGE, DENIS PERKINS,
Jos. GAILLARD, Jr., J. HENRY BURGY,
CORNELIUS GBINNELL, g. A. BAND.
WATTS SHERMAN, f.. r.. MORGAN
.. j ROWLAND, BENZ. LABCOCK.
WkSIRAY. nos. Is. MINTURN Jr,
GOADJN ~. BUANHAM. FRED CHAUNCEY
JAMES Low.
JOHN 10 JONES, President.
CHARLES DENNIS Vice. PIE tGent
W. If. IL MOORE "a Nico.Presiaant.
boot and SHOE anc RUBBER BUSINESS
ID PAPER BOUGHT and SOLD on commission At lowest
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One handsome duodecimo volume, over 300 pages cloth
bound price 81; or Paper Covers, Price Is cents
The North American Quarterly In atwelvepsse review Of
Til, wonderful work. says "The book not novel: yet
possesses the attraction of highly wrought and powerful
woi Of fiction 1t has an intense and terrible interest in
some parts Of story and the scenes incidents and enarac
tiers are portrayed with uncommon graphic and dramatic
power Yet the work not only not regular novel, but we
are assured there absolutely nothing fictitious in it,
save in the alteration Of few and dates.
yery remarkable book-v
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broadway MENAGERIE, No. 600 Broad
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10 D. H., with the most mas nlhcent collection Of
LIVING WILD ANIMALS
America The premises occupied by the Menasere hav
ing been materially enlarged in future
THREE PERFORMANCES DAILY
will be given, ~ a. ~. aud 8! p. M when the
WONDERFUL PERF ORMING ELEPHANTS. ANTONY
AND CLEOPATRA,
who actually upon their heads, dance play upon musical
nstuuent and other fsas Of equally eiTaor
dinsry character vii be introduced. together with
HIG ally TRAINED PONIES MONKEYS, aud MULES.
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r.e, Loans obtained on good SECURITIES. Ao, Government
eni ns tnd commsreiaI paper bought and sold by ~
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NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF
~ AURORA FLOYD!
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a NUNEL,
n. z. BRSDoS
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This Novel has caused an immense excl in London
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nounce II be far superiorto THE WOMAN IN WHITE"
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4 FFLICrED RESTORED IGNORANCE

~ - ~ All mo- OiACD iN4NOlNhANNL
hAfOSLbi KALLAClES UNMASkED!
HbaLh lAFORTANr TO BOTH SKIS. Married
sipsie' IL Heath Or DisosssDT. LANNON'S Paris Lon
con s,a Ne"'fssk Med al Adviser ard Marriage Guide
TON seue1 over f pace nearly 100 figure Ustr@Ons),
npon Msns .nd Asvqns Debility Urinary Depoits iuyol
Zoe. q SELL mpotency, Affections OF the Bidder
qnenee' tS Anatomy Of t1er1ua Organs OF tie male and
iemis L.s ne'elt1le In fhysioogy EorcIean HosItAl
frsctce; " eh, t=er eciEs aud specifics: the Auner
oheqlsled reiit aud I9adOn Tfos,ment Ge led f for
n |, closely rsied AL who would avoid un.ne,s,sf
bs.baIoo, tree ueo with Aerclsy CopaDe lrjrc91s O.
terri tions, q ak o2eghcs IA Ootes lasi9lneets a.
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We wita other papers Ia recommending Dr. Lar.
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At VIM. EVEKDELL's SONS-WEDDlNG
~ CARDS These celebrated Engraved 0A" 'o'a only
al No lO4 Futor st, N. T. Established iSiS
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L. LECTRO-fSYCIOL PRICES of
Ia ADMISSION ALTERED.-SCIENIE ana AMUSF-
MENr-Messfs. BRITAIN and flShL .yill give / &c
TURE and ASTONISHING aud iMUSlNG EXrERl-
MEHTS. THIS EVENlNG ut CLINTCN HALL. Persons
from the audience will be operated upOa IN .ieetly
waheiu state; their sight hearing. taste voluntary
entirey controlled eA will be made sn,ke honey
nk vinegar &c Doors open at O'clock Lecule "a Sll.
gle tickets Is for % cents five 10. 80 cents
IJas EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
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Usb0ius Caros. ST.

At THOS. BRUNS's, No. 1913 Broadway, MI
~ the latest styles Of WEDDING CARDS NJ 10" prices
Established In 1870
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DANVARD's NEW HALL of ART, no. G52
- Brosdway, uenr Boudst-rhe GRAND 'ANoRAMhS
Of the MISSISSIPPI the WAX. and IA S''DPlC LAND.
SCAPE Of the SEA or GALlLEE EV ny ~ ENING
at a, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, az ocl,sk. Tickets
Is cents; children II ceuts
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M RIES NOR IsG3.-EXpENSE BOOKS
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or .ulci1s 0. WIS p'ices. OfosTs solicited. FRANCIS
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A NEk'Cbt REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS
~ FDK g}Lr --NEW.YORK JOUkN l.. l113 TO Iq76
y GO Ssl.s iae.r...s 49, CURIOUS '0'luls"''' 0'' i''
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-06
RRon MIDDLE THNNRssEH.

@4eAs January 81 1868
EDITORS APPEAL. A very remarkable IN
stance occurred while re we're On bar trD
through The mountains between Manehesse r ard
New London, which win show the ignorance Of
the people living there On Tie advance OF the
army, under Gen. kirby Smith, two Of tb= gal
liant Bluff City Gfeys, Of Memphis, DIR. C. g.
Wolfe end ] n Falls, while acting as pio1eos
in the advance, wens up 70 q house to procure
some FIRE to burn a fallen tree that had block
AIDED tho road. On tie approaeb Of the young
soldiers in their Southern uniform, the lady of
the house saw then before they had entered, size
fed TO the woods with bar childreni he young
men followed her, and sac begged FOR mercy,
and for Gods sake to spare her and her chill
dren, that they could have everything thai they
wanted if they would only spare her life. Tbsy
told her that they came there 70 protect her, not
to murder or destroy. Her husband vas in the
Lincoln army. Sac returned to the house,
thanking God hat she has been agrssa5ly De.
ceived in the rebels, and would write TO her
husband to return Immediately.
There is no news Of interest in camp this
morning. Pie gallant old I54th still holds her
head high among tho msny tia. have basaea
the sacred soil Of dear CID Tennessee with their
tue and patriotic blood. The health Ct the
regiment st present is very good.
Very respectfully, BOB.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-06

As IN evidence of the great revolution which
has taken place both in the tone Of tie press
and in the opinions Of tie people, we append
the following snpassioned appeaIfo for peace from
the New York FresmaH'S Journal
i It not time to recognize, at length, the Inn
potency Of the Federal government TO do what
it has no authority 70 do2 Were the admins
trasion indeed taking care Of its citizens and
not exclusively Of It's negroes who cannot be its
citizens, a solution Of the problem would be
easy.
Peace Peace Peace We cry, by the holy
name Of Him, who st this Christmas tins was
heraldad by sngels as bringing peace to men
and good VIII"
On, siop this honid bu.eheTy Of Americans
By Americans Stop this food Of woe and des-
oladun by which the land is becoming most
d@esolate! Have you accomplished anything
Did we nor forewsrn you sol If you are so
blind as not 70 see, you ought to trust those who
have proved they can see. Stop this war /!
Wicked and foolish meH, you are in despair at
thu pTospee before yoa, and yet you dare, as if
you we're fully sold to the demon to cry out
still; 'Slsyl slsy more blood, more carnsge!''
Call q truce! Let us put of q renewal If he
contest if it must be renewed, till We know for
what we ars Gghting. Let US put It off, Sill the
vile cause Of It, the sbomina0le thiDg, New
E8glard fanaticism in hemsHipUlati0ns ofNew
York rogues, has been put out Of the wsy :
Teen, and then only, re may have, not q
truce only, but peace.
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rna FeDaaAE aR5lY an man

MSS
CAMP Of TEE I7rH RE6F. WmcoEsrN INFANTRY.
AEnPHIssTeun. Jan. Is 1865.
To The Editor Of the Chicago Times
As your welcome and friendly shset, the
Times, is the trus friend og ihe solder, and at
The same tins shs euly ons that reaches Us which
publishes the truth, / take this opportunity Of
giving 70 the world. through its columns, the
true scondi SION Of the army ct Memphis. I
wiz take my own regiment &c q sample. ! know
il il il no worse condition than any other Of tho
COLI rsgimenssD
y = now nearly seven months since we hsve
received pay from the government. Almost ali
OF the enlisted men, Is web az the officers, have
families depending upon them far support How
do those men feel when they know that those
depending on theu-sh0ss Of all others who are
near and dear 0 u eaFth-ars sufering-naY,
some Of them II the alnas-houge-alI this for ths
want of that which they have fought and blod
for. Add 10 ibis that the weather is extremely
cold, with six or eight inches Of snow on The
ground, whilst one-thiId Of the msn are bare
footed, fouT-6fths are without stockings, and
many are without shirts CT under-cleshing Of
any kind. We have been accused Of JayhaWk-
ing The fact is admitted but men on half
Tstions, and therefore halEstarved and halfcisd,
with not a cent in their pockets, cannot be ex-
pectsd TO observe 70 a nicely the laws Of society
or even those of warfare. The old maxim that
" necessity knows no law proves true in this
ease. If the government would pay prompt
~, We could buy what We are now compelled to
"Jsyhawk."
The men are dissatisfied, log Resh and blood
cannot stand such treatment all are dasirous
that the war should end Immediately. Psrticu-
larry when they see " contTabands' (excase the
expressionGsse " free American citizens Of
African descent getting full r%ttions, whilst they
(the soldiers Of the Union) refale themselves on
a cracker a day. The 1G9fhTegiment from your
State dd stack Z I fssT others may soon
follow their example The officers are almost
disheaFtened, and, if their resigaations would
be accepted, oRe-half Of them would resign be-
fore a month.
Perhaps my story viii not be believed By
those who read the Tribune, and accept all its
statements for facts. Bat let those who doubt
its truth converse with men who have been here
aud seen for themselves, with discharged sol
diers, or consult the private letters Of those in
the field, and they viii Gnd my statements cor
roborated. Indsed I have given tbs bright side
! Of the picture.