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N~A'NEuAT Nov. &-The imports Of yester
day u> copied from the books Of the Mel
chants Exchange. were as follows:
Ale IA Beer. 4 pkez Horses and M. H.
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ST. louis & TYCFSBCRG PACEET LINE
For Helena. vfcksburE and the Bends.
= ]. -.-.. Wliianz, master
This dne passenger steamer viii If
leave a. above l
RDAY, 9th instant. az pm
For freight or passage apply on board or %
JOHNSON q WRIGHT, agents,
u0V1f D 9Z Front street.
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EoF LfgerPOOl-The splendid ms class
-.,-sUsbi1 Worcester viii san from Baltmors
Tor Liverpool on Wednesday, the tWenty-hn
Instant Persons desiring 20 take passage car
DO 10 lfthey make an early start, thus aVolalhs
ad-.sy I'D waiting Tor The sailing or ahothei
ye7-.L See her advertisement in another col
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eiuuhtl-
ST. CLOUD .-----......--. ---..---husk master
This splendid packet win leave d.
a. above on @zEA
TITS DAY 18th instant, nj 2p.m.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
4. NJ. NINSON, Agent.
--n- gH Erluf Street
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EzcoRpERs OoURr-A wholesome decrease
10 the number Of arrests IS perceptibie by CLAN
eiar over The docket ofthe Recorders Court for
Yesterday morning. only ten cases were made
by the police, and ue sum OF nny-two dollars
collected.
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LEGAL.
Tr,.stee,s SHE

~ ACCORDANCE with the pouaw -,t
on mebT Deed o. Trust from JOSIAH 3 w.
dated the nth day q June, 1853, Z Wal. On -.
me Post-0fdce. in the city OF Memphis srf
state m Taunessef. proceed % sell 81 PubfI-
Aucrfor. 10 the hiTkcsr bidder. for Caar
rarrein tracts of lard. situate, lying emil hafr3
iu me county o. shelby and state OF Tenne-
seef fo-wir. Lots one, rTor three SIX. seven.
rfgteen and seventeen, ug0u H. r. Austin :
Oar. m s~gbdTvfHon.o one hundred and frs
acres mode hr 81. a. Eerr. April. AGar and 20
corded La the once 81 the Register ql snrlhg
10 acres suhdiriIed As above being the sans
conveyed to said Austin ~ WlAem l. 4af
well. on the 9TH day 0fseptemner 800 eu4 tA1
lois above described on said Lln Gay D June
Use couvrved by H. r Ausfirr awe
and ZEE Whitfield TO said Josiah = hiie-
AA1lty % redemption WalYrd sac g o1i
O'Clock pm. Obs g. FiNNLE,
uaVld TruEtee.
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NE are requested 10 say that samples and
-r..es gf the common clay pipes for tobacco
-15Es-ss OF different sizes and shapes and
fbat pas o lae prom 10 dealers can be bad 81
ordered from stephen X shePseo1 s-F agent
for DIE manufacturers a. Louisville by
ugr1HW
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Female Complaints

Which are SO common in the Mississippi Valley
IL is confidently recommended in Painful
Suppressed OF Irregular Menstruatiou, Leuchor.
rh0ea or Whites, ChlOrOsis or Green Sickness
PrOlapSus OF Falling Of the Womb, liberation
and Debility OF the Womb, Hysferfa Or Hys-
terics, Melancholy, Swimming and Giddiness OF
the Head, Palpitation of the Heart, Headache
Pains in the side, Back and LOins, Diseased
Kidneys and Bladder, and all diseases peculiar
to Females.
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oCA MATTERS.

THE PIONEER ExrREss--We are daily under
obligations 10 our young friend Haig, i"f
Southern papers in advance ofthe malls
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0FrrgE MEMPHIS ArpFAL,
NIEurIFr~. Oct. y. l~l-
Having after many yle~sita3es during th,
rr gvH War. rilaer5 home, The NENIHIs
APPEAL vii present ITSELF s. G candidate for
lie favor OF tle reading public 0f the south
and the States OF tEe Mississippi valley. Az
H~e7si8dsre. It wll euI-aEar .9 deserve pupulal
confidence. e~ysrs-wbera asa reliable source o'
rersHI current Information. % cauofyrtolEt
Ias1B-- wiI whom u has s%1iourued during tht
Isgf three years, no better guaranty than t~p1~
endurance thaL. ln tla Future as ia tie Past
taai- interests and welfare WIZ foul a lealln=
Object Gifts s1Ilrifute p efforts
TIE underlined La the satisfaction % an
raurr. that be has asso-iated with him lu the
publication Of tll AFFEAL, Col. J. H No
Efahau. whose character s4q capacity as an
editor. mgie known 10 The public by O long
connection with the Memphis Pres, Is tie he
a-sarsna. .Eat the heavy loss sustained in th'
death OF lbs izIe associate, Col John K NC
rsa4hen. wII br. as faT as possible repaired
The b1sines office Of Use APrEAL VIII, iol
r5r Present. be 90 No. - Madison street.
aasss Of subscription, iH dyane
s.s. ras aauunl. by mui- $40 %
uaafIF. pcr aunal ~ aa 90
TH. N.muns Press have been compelled q
4E.Hf fHazetern which are somewhatineN ces
tr. .--as a. which The ola customer OF ih'
a-rr.r ayaleI themselves Of its services anc
sra- t.za u i hoped on the retarn OF b
-rrllr rsut.uau af inc c4dItrg they may To-
aE.rI-8. But tie enormous Increase, sinceln'
rar. 10 .l- co.'s. OF everything entering into tht
publication Ola newspaper. and The heavy eh-
ael1i lr-sl-E-sIe paae--aF ~ lqS@incofhee
Galue rs eauriuuHls- and at is termination
by lre destruction of The materials OF TIE
allEtl el-. st Columbus, Ca, together VIII
.Ir Internal Revenue Tax upon receipts
1latlaT u-l aia-E1 r1- OF advertisements
.ale1 hesa terms foru.s ureseur unavoidable
j. r. Dill, Proprietor.
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Meeting ofstoekhoiders--t wiz be seen.
gv reference 20 an advertisement in anothel
QUINN. tsat TIE stockholdeHo the German
national Bank are requested 20 meet al MI
r-gfa-s hail. 80. 3 Poplar street. at ? O'Clock
OBJ, next wednesday afternoon. for the purpost
-or5rsanizati0n. DIT. FL Warner, In Exchang,
building has charge Of the books and sd per
sons aesirlnc 20 take stock can do 80 by apply.
-. =. ~. M.-u..LnN-
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To Country Buyers--Mr- huteHenSon' :,
the firm Of Walsh & Hutehensohi ~"
known TO this locality, las a hhe s'oeN
nnery, straw goods, and trimming a.
only. sales rooms 81 Main stree" ns".
,-itbereurs Drug store. A. the house is
o,s,inq some choice bargains viii be Of
fsred to city and country dealers hoN@~
r.te-AfrRC {. Hite has just received Harper
Cor december; also all the latest literary and
newspapers Call at his store No Sda MAIN
street. and get something fresh and interesting
o. road
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THAxgz-We return our sincere thanks 20
Mr. shoup. OF the Adams Express COMPANY
Tor late papers.
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No. go Main Street, Memphis.

No. go Vain Street, Memphis
Z WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
attention Of my former PATRONS, my friends,
and The public generally, tony large and we'll
seiecied stock Of Gents and Boys Fin Clothing,
Furnishing Goods. Hats, Umbrellas. Carpet
Bags. etc., which, for fabrc, style and durability,
are unsurpassaduy any.
BY prices are moderate and uniform, and viii
compare favorabIy with those Of any legitimate
house in the city. Persons purchasing goods at
my house need have no fear OF paying an ad-
ditiouai percentage for the benefit of those in
Producing them, claiming TO be their friends, as
is the practice of many houses. Intend 70 dc a
legitimate business and take no mans money
for uOught.
lam constantly IN receipt Of fresh arrivals Of
goods lust from the hands Of some Of the most
axnerienced manufacturers. I have M ar
rangemeuts with manufacturers East which
affordsm a equal facilities with any house In the
Southwest Of replenisluuE my stock Persons
visiting Memphis will do well 70 call and eE-
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere. I
study 70 please and guarantee goods sold % give
satisfaction.
Ihave secured the services Of Mr.. H.. WOOD
ARD. formerly with the late finn OF Spivey &
4 Clark. who viii be pleased to attend 70 all Of his
frfendsand the patrons Of the Old firm whO may
favor him with a call Respectfully,
nov5 I'm A JUST.
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Tl,ksf NnLo.

-
DT VIRTUE u a Deed Of Trust 20 me exc
sarah Am ApUerbT and her husband william
Apperby. and registered ia the Registers Jnea
Of shelby County, in Book NO.A pages Nm
44 and SO. on 9TH June, $50 to secure the pay
menf Of rlree p-r1muLzs1rv notes made Bv Eda
said parties. the first due twelve months ansr
date. for eight hundred and nftv-eiglE d1LaE-
s dated April Hths ISIS and made payable
~ the oruer OF MIS- Jane W.. Porter. az the
Union Bank IN Mempnls- the ssc8nd or same
dar4- aud payable CTeutv-four months ufzr
dale. for niue hundred and nine $500 dollar.
SD s-lgHr t1ie same place ana 70 same
order. the thiu4 or same date, and pavnDia
three years after l1s- Tor nine hundred ana
sixty E-i00, dollars l I-ll1I payable az same
place and t0 same c-lel. AS Trustee, lWIl ON
Fifteenth Day December, 1885,
proceed 70 sell 60 highest bidder for Cash, the
following property. Itled and conveyed Ia
said Deed OF Trust, ta-wtu A certain parcel o.
MempLfz, being part oi-ltN 49, OF M1uBhtg
Williams al1dIvlSl1n, uua known ana de-
iauefad on % Plat gf sE 1divisi0u Of saidl1 lot sub
sequenuy made By IL A keer surveyor ~
corded Ia REGISTERS onice Of shelby county, AS
lots Nos. tl. j. and IL. ana bounded as follow
b~eginniuEa al stake nc tue Intersection or For-
rar7e avenue with atEaE street. running thence
on northwest corner Of lot No 9. thence east
warllly Ito feet % q stake on the srlheazrC 90 Doc
No. and MaGdlugs west Aue, thence nom
with sTid line NJ feet 20 "a stake on south SIDE OF
WaUzers II. thence wesrwurilT with said street
IDS feet Co the 5-eE1nnlug corner containing one
fEg-TH1 acres more or less. sale % take place
between the houfs OF TO all a. a-ll-t e LQlt %
The law 0flce OF Morgan a traFsers NO. MAJ
ison street, this sale los 1le purpose OF paylns
the Iast mentioned uoLe- E sAL OF rs4emy-
ION fzarrreesiv waived I'm said A--- Of 4rlaas
The title believed 70 be good I eengg as
frustee only. LIB POAIFk
now I'm Arlelrr
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Cr @rErr-Ef15rs dYgcz1- I'm the financial
a.aH-o Iae BrlsIH ofyesteriay, is q rate.
naat concerning the CITY Scrip, wholly err1ue-
GUS Ir arvs. -It I-a matter worthy Of eSaUi-
nation. whether the existing method OF treat
snarr given 1y the Tax Collector and Comptrlr
Isr haas u.-u tendency Do deprec!ute the scrip u
-H- market. These officers have not -.vsu.
nor have they the power to give, auy other
= method Hl rraa-meu- tlau that prerslbel Hy
e,i-.i-a laws ana ordinances, Tor which tue
Board uf Aldermen alone are responsible. %
saws further. -the school scrip cannot De- paid
f8r laza- ulava certain form De- gone through
The CITY Comptroller VIII give warrants for the
Seru. payable for taxes bot he mI 81 De- assured
rrsr ilst The warrants SD EyeHo1s o be ilme-
meiIateTv taken Do She Tax Collector, etc.
This s fsI=-. School scrip issued for sala-
,a at .saebeH is received for taxes. and
warrants age promptly issued for the
tarrreuts5f The same whenever presented TO
ANS orIce JlLes school -rps than that issued
Cor salaries. tine Board OF Aldermen have said,
uaar De presented 10 them, and De regularly
allowed az other accounts against the ciiy.
The conclusion Of the article states there are
rrr.r points iu this matter relative TO the non
arl-raea of .ar-ued interest. etc, which Is
doubles Intended 20 usfsTtomy action 'n RIA
ZION ra tie suspension OF rle practice u the
Dauu-rc1ers aEfes Ct allowing Interest on the
accrued Interest OF tIe pos, bonds Of the city.
To rnreirare iLLs matter. 4 suGi3-u a transcript
ola communication from the Assistant City
ATTORNEY. upon which my action ia .he pre-
ul-s was based
gFFIcE ASSISTANT CJrF ATTCKNE1
NUV-mJ-I B lsB
Tie payment OF utsrss, on coupons, as d
general rule. is Illegal.
In the particular case refeusd %, ty refer
er-a % paragraph rhiry-ssgyn o. the Charter
asze oae hundred sud aEy-i0ur, BlnEheaa
o-1.nauca. 90 " q be seen taat interest ctuuo.
be paid on coupons, etc.
Er-zret that the reporter 1fths BaAst.l, bon his
want OF amusIng Information for bis readers Is
forced % faI-T facts. 90 m5srepre~eut mE ar
raas ana lu conclusion. viii ada, That The
lraa.ar Ufy A4uflls-urL5n may have mad.
-f taey have done Sc, they are Tee
s171ab-a frr their d0IuE-5uf the true cause %
ra4 enbl--s==meut az ils CITY Treasury must
without 11a1t le attributed Do the aHJrldLsd
1r1EGaIsg o. the late military administration,
aao. lu one short ysa-- used nearly three
quarters Of O. million arfhH city funds, and the
B.r-aa. though the official organ, was Is dOcas
&C. little Esue-
Very respectfully.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
nTEREs7ING FROM LOUISVILLE.

AJEAA3A AtN AAOA AVbADt AA4NEs
The Western Press Cuts Loose from
the Eastern.
Proceedings of the Editorial Convention
ARREST OF MAJOR LEE.
THE ~FRBEDMENS SCHOOLS.
BROwER ASD RELsE TO BIZ HUNG.
INTERESTING FROM MATAMORAs.
Naval Engagement on the BIO Grande.
MEETING OF LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
GEN. THOMAS IN MOBILE.
YoRK
Cotton Stealing in Mississippi.
aREAr FRlBB IN Q. N. DEPARTMENT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

ME,rFH1s. Tenn, October 81 lo@
Z HAVE this day disposed or my M.s n
Fbber4 who assumes All tabildee An1 - AZ
fhorz ed 10 collect all debts &Hs me Go4eer4
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RIVER MATTERS.


weather and business.
The river opposite this point is declining very
slowly.
The weather still continues exceedingly
pleasant a trhe too warm, perhaps, for this
season Of the year.
Business on the Levee stil continues good n
slight decrease, however, is p~ereeptible IN the
business OF the previous two OF three days.
During tie past tweny-fourho hours the follow
Ing have been the
Arrivals.
steamer Die Vernon, from Eicksburg.
Jas Raymond. from NicksburB-
Champion, from Cincinnati.
During the same period the following have
been tho
Departures.
Steamer Continental. for 81. Louis.
Huntsville. for New Orleans.
CITY of.Cairo, for ST. Louis
s Little Rock, for White river
Boats in Port.
Des Arc, -. Cloud, raymond
R0WeuN-
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NOTICE TO TRAVELERS-By purchasing
y tickets ~ the General Union BailrgEa and
opposite The Fi.st &atl-aal B0ak, you nave
your stateruous secured, and save from g % 10
s. U On through tickets. =. b. BllNGION,
uOZl-lw Agent
NOTICE-TO SHIPPERs-Freight for all
y points on Mississippi and TENNESSEE Rail
road VIII be received eu and after to-day al the
Depot shippers Will please send weights on
draw tickets. A. \. LlNEKMORE.
uuL3-lw General superintendent.
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CnPARTNERsHTP.

uavE fbfs day associated with me IA TIA
t-4c1ss1Ie LIQUOR and Recufytng business
brNT FOLGER and JNQ. F. Cameron
ny husiuess viii be conducted under ths name
a1J srvIeof c.. H. Herbert G Co., as hsretofors.
Memphis N0v.l, SO. IL ERBERT-
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gsycEALrn WEAroNs-SiN persons, charged
with carrying concealed weapons, were up be-
fore Recorder Creighton yesterday morning for
trial. Five of them, having permits from the
military authorities 60 do 80. but one was nned.
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Comparatively RIch.-By calling at the
r5ipse saloon, s2ss Main street, you VIII ind
-. bsst ofII1uou, mixed in the most tempting
rfyles Ne saloon IN The city can compete with
rbe brands kept end no mo-e accommodating
and courteous ban tenders are 10 be found A
fne lunch every daT, free. hoN@+"
eeat. press IEEts, Ne~ ssyIs, at Fran
eLe.a 8 MlsEinla
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MEMPHIS,

DEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY FRIENDS
ID aud the Public generally, that / havO on
hand land constantly receiving one OF the
TO thisc city, all Purchased for Cash, and am pre-
pared 10 sell at Lower figures than any house
in the city. To close cash buyers / can offer Su-
perior inducements Call and examine my
Stock and Prices, and become satisfied. My
stock consists, in part, Of the following articles
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-25

EaHBEET-The premises Of AR IT, Lamb,
near tire state Line road, were entered on
THURSDAY might last, and O horse stolen from
DAB s.ab.e. The er Gems living ia hesu5urbs of
She city are particularly unfortunate m this
respect. COX scarcely night passes but some or
them are robbed OF their horsss or mules
Measures should he Instituted by which urotee-
zion viii bee Afforded them from the rivages o.
rra-a eH.rHFr.TE
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Elrz oF C-yFIEzATI0S-The Right Rev. DR..
Q1ia-luI. Episcopal Bishop OF Tennessee, who
has b5ea expected la tie city Tor some time
fs... has CO length arrived. aud viii confer the
l.aafr. ruatioa ou large numbered grow a
persons and children. a. Calvary Church, to-
morrow. between the hours Of eleven and
Twelve clock. A. M. As the Bishop Is au old
tav1-t among the citizens OF Memphis, and
l15 ceremony a very interesting and Imposing
one. O. large asemblaze vii doubtless Dee pres
aur ON The occasion
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bI-Gen. Joseph +. johnson, on his re-
cent visit to New York, on private bust
ness, was accompanied by his wife.
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DRY GooDs.

w1Irrh BROS. 9. H.IrpaH. c. H. MYERS
WALKER, BROS. & co.
Wholesale AND RETAIL
Dealers IN FANCY & STAPLE
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots. Shoes. and Plantation Supplies
No. @ Main STs6i, JClay Building
We especially call the attention Of close cash
Buyerstoour1ar large aud wen selected aocxof
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
n NOTIONS.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS N CAPS,
And every other variety % goods usu1ny kept
Ia 4 nrst class establishment an orwhieh have
East with new and fashionable
Goods Daily Arriving.
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New style Of Hats for Gents at Fran.
cisco & Virgins
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pared 10 sell At Lower figures than any house
in the city. To close cash buyers 1 can offer Su-
perior inducements. Call and examine my
Stock and Prices, and become satisfied. MY
stock consists, in part, Of the following articles
A general Assortment plain and fancy
Candies,
Raisins, whole, half and quarter boxes,
Cream Nuts, Can Honey,
Almonds, Can Green Peas,
Filberts, Can Green Corn,
Figs, Can Maekerel,
Currants, Can Tomatoes,
Citron, Tomato Catsup,
Honey in Glass, Pepper Sauce,
Jellies in Glass, Sardines, & J bxs,
Preserves in Glass, HOLSTERS, / & > lbs,
Brandy Peaches, Pickles, !, /, :, and
Brandy Cherries, gal. jars,
Peaches in Glass, Pickles, bbls. & do.
Pineapples in Glass, Strip, bbls. & do,
Can Peaches, Crushed Sugar,
Can ~Pineapples, Reid A Coffee DO,
Can Raspberries, Powdered Sugar,
Can Blackberries, Brown Sugar,
Can Strawberries, Flour, all grades,
Picked Oysters, Pienled Beets,
Cove Oysters, l & 2Pickled HOLSTERS,
ID. cans, Salmon, l&2lb. cans
Celebrated FFFG Flour,
Candies, Starch,
CARROTS OnuH IN bottles and packs,
Mackerel in bbls. u hlE. bbls., Nos. I, :
and s,
Mackerel in kits, Ncs. l, ., and 8,
100000 Cigars, all grades,
Fine Cut Tobacco in foil, differet Brands,
Fine Cut Tobacco in half bbls.,
May Apple Tobacco,
A large assortment of Tobacco, different
brands,
C,faae oil daeor;n4o- - IL.
Buckets, Tubs, BrUOms, Washboards, etc,
Mustard in small and large pkgs.,
Playing Carus, Worcester. Sauce,
Black1ng, London Club Sauce,
indigo, German Soap,
cream TARTAR Palm Soap,
Nut Megs, Rio & Java Coffee.
Blueing
80 bhls. Fine Old Bourbon Whisky,
20 bbls, Imitation Bourbon Whisky.
25 bbls. Orange Valley Whisky,
Fine Brandy Claret in cs'ks& bots
Sherry, Curasoe,
Medeira, AbsVhthe.
Port,
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CAIRO, Nov. 2A-Four hundred and twenty
i've bales Of cotton passed here to-day fol
Cincinnati.
NEW YORK, Soy. A.-stock market improv.
ing money market DUH, the supply exceeding
the demand. Seven-thirties show a declining
tendency.
Doggard's Exchange reports brown sheetings,
Hondura, at 32lzc; 8Iedford 3Ic.
Prints-Cocheoco, DC; Pacific, DC; spragues,
BE; Deiaines, uameilou, Sic; spool Cotton, Coats,
81 10.
Berlin market was quiet, viii no accU-
mutation OF goods.
The Baltimore market was a little mora ac-
tive. Cotton 83c.
II ST. Louis trade was moderate, and prices
a shade lower.
The Philadelphia dry goods market was dun
and unsettled.
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WIN HHNEN.AE N.aNHaAH4 MfaEHAaH WIZ w W.
fore Recorder Creighton yesterday morning for
trial. Five of them, having permits from the
mil. any authorities 90 do 80, but one was hnet.
Erv.IR GRAvEs-We had the pleasure OF
aelu yesterday nom this distinguished divine.
who E in orr cty with "a view 70 re-establish
his paper. the I+aasssse Baptist, az as early a
aag as possible His publishing house having
been destroyed al Nashville. he viii re-estab-
Isletiu Memphis
TzLEgEAH--Tha following kilograms re-
main uu1siad for nj the office: Quick, smith
&C., Tlos wilson, J.. F. Fulton, Rev. A J.
Rankin. NJ r. Gregsby. J-E Harvey. p g.
Bea5iu, >. ST. Weelmeister. syivanla & Co..
sam Sherlock. p. Fairchlld. Clas Cheatra & Co.
III Bowling. Reuben Morris, Col r. NJ Moore.
WV corps. h e. Law, W.n shank. j. d Ma
mon. Jennie Eorter. Gen Richard Taylor
CEusIyaL CoUKr-Bnt little bushes. was
transacted iu tha Cont ye~.eulav Forty-lye
bills of preseutmeEt for unlawful gaming, re-
failing, etc. ana one Indictment Tor assault and
battery were returned Dos the Grand Jury-
Hereafter each saturday of every week viii
De the day ll -li- C0ur for tie setting Of causes
Tor Tie ensuing week, and an attorneys and
defendants are requested Go be present
can AZ =. sust's. 20 Main street. J- Is
nov &c receipt ofan additional supply JfGeuts
and Eoy.'j1ars. Pants, Vests and Oysrc0sfs 1f
au STYLES and qualities. together with nIot ol
ot superior Linen and fun bosom Shirts. I'm
aer-lEitS Drawers. English and German If0si-
eE. Linen and SID HaELEerchIe.s, Neckties,
Gents shawls ana Railway Rugs. etc. etc
Goods always on exhibition. CaI and examine
them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ne'.laN1
p. DICKINSON, C~o-Hp-Iolle
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17
RAILROADS..
Portland and Ksnnsbec R. R.

EEau Passen ger Trains leave Portland dali
Szk-g ~ for Brunswick, Bath, Augusta, Ken.
Mlils anu skowhegan, ct LILO p. N. At kendalps
Mills this train connects at 20 n; with train for
evening. 777 ~ ifnl -
heturning, the passenger train is due in Portland
x. NJ In train takes passer gers at kendalls
AA r rom the train from Bangor at $40 A. N.
SDDNeeEVr4oN TICKETS sold at Freeport, Bruins
Wek' pam and ali other stations between Bruins
slcK anu AendaPs Mills for Bangor ana all other
stations on the Maine Central II IN. east Of Ken.
Mills. ~ 49, ~ "
THROUGH FARES from Portland and Boston by
this route 70 Bangor will be made the ZANE as BY
any other line.
b. eight Train leaves Portland at 7 A. M aailv and
Is due a. z. NJ. EDWIN NOYES
Dec 10. '64-decz2tf supt.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-17
Aid for the National Freedmen

A kaANGEMENT has been made lv ,g,h;ch al,
i;af son.Iioutions for the National Free5n Re-
n 10 Asscciailon will be forwarded promnti% s;sb
Pense 70 New York. Co8,naodities ~ o, III ~
packed and directed to C. c. LRIeg i NJ "
Davis Por.IaT stfe T New York, Care of George
and Me. VIM n "a n Vel SSeis, ~ = 50 Port.
y. sec'y O. Ex Comm. OF N. f. r. Association
Sanuafy GU looo. rtr AAt jauSd3m