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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-18

New York Produce Market.
NEw YORK, NO. I4-Cotton-Dull, heavy, de-
clining sc for Middling, and by auction to-
-duy 1884 bl,es Mobile, for Government &c
count, at bic Tor Middling Fair fs4a49c for
Low Adding. Fe4944e for Good Ordinary, and
sc tor O.rinary.
Four-Dl, but prices without change
s. 20as IS .or Extra State; $ 500 10 for COM
mon 20 good shipping brands extra r. II. D;
y !agi2 10 Tor ri de brRnds-market closing
Mhisky-Lower Western, 81 43a2 a.
Mheat-la2c better; 81 7sai IS for Chicago
RFlhs and Milwaukee 81 seal % FOR Amber
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Q FEMALES!
A Medicine adapted TO your Wants,
ENGLISH
Female Bitters,

4 beautiful and highly concentrated Medi-
cinal Compound extracted nom Roots ana
herbs Indigenous TO a southern soil, and pre-
pared for all those
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Horse STEALNG.-A warrant was
sworn out yesterday before Esquire
Creighton, against one Horace Carrell,
charged with stealing a fine horse on
Thursday last, from the wagon-yard Of
Mr.. Williams, on Adams street. beyond
the bayou bridge. He was Immediately
arrested and locked up, to await an ex-
animation before Esquire Creighton, TO-
dav. Horse thieves have had a brisk bus
iness lately, and it is high time a stop
should De pat % their nefarious a%vocation.
THE COURT BILL-General Wallace
Yesterday received a telegram from
Nashville. stating that the Court Bill,
having for its object an increase in the
salaries Of the Judges Of the different
courts Of the State, has passed the Senate
without amendment In the House, il
has passed its first reading, and was re-
ferrel % the Judiciary Committee, who
reported avorablv. We hope soon TO be
able TO chronicle is passage in mere jus
tice % our Judges, - the miserable sum
now allowed is totally insuihci ent 10
mepr their comm0nest wants.
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Nc New style Of Hats just received, al Fran
cisco& Virgins, 90 Main street.
wor-rg Ia
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Female Complaints

Which are so unO In the Mississippi valley.
II Is confidently recommended in P4tnfuIi
Suppressed or Irregular Menstruatiou, LeucEor-
rhdsa or Whites. ChlOrOsls or Green sickness,
Prolapsus or Falling Of the Womb, liberation
and Debility of the Womb, Hysteria or h}s-
terics, Melancholy, Swimming and Glddlness o.
the Head, PalpitatiOn Oft Heart, Headachel
Pains in the Side, Back and LOins, Diseased
Kidneys and Bladder, and ali diseases peculiar
10 Females.
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ANOTHER MEETING or THE MENBEIs
OF THE BAH-An0ther meeting Of the
members OF the bar of this city was held
~ the Court House yesterday morning,
and Gen. Wallace and T. r. Smith, Esq,
appointed delegates 10 proceed 20 Nash
vile and represent the bar Of this city in
Court bills pending before the present
Legislature at Nashville. Theyleave to-
dav.
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RIVER MATTERS.


WUHNTstF HENU bUNfHeaNs
Tn river opposite this point continuesto rise
slowly.
In the early part OF the day the weather was
really fine, but cloudy, and toward evening Il
commenced raining rather heavily.
Business on the Levee was brisk. a large
amount OF miscellaneous frelghts were shipped
down-river packets.
During the past twe~nty-fourhours the follow
Inc aNn hen al,n
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Onr Bnsiness Office
c MATTERS.

Wu be opened from S O'Clock A. NJ until
p NJ. Advertisers wiz please bear this IN mind
aud hand in their favors early
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Canned Fruits.
GOoScberries, Cranberrics.
Raspberries, Strawberries,
BlackbeIries, Cherries,
Apples, Peaches,
Pineapples, Tomatoes
Brandy Peaches,
Brandy Cherries,
Raspberry Vinegar.
And other dellcacies,
PLC1fMJRlS
Corner Union and Second streets.
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ARCH TREAr-Those who are fond Of she
good things ofthis earth, should notfail 10 avail
themselves Of the yiands served up in the latest
Partisan style al the cue Natioa0le, opposite the
Thester, where an elegant free oyster lunch is
sst every evening.
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Suburban Propel7u.

% ACRES-3L miles Last Fl Me~mphis-front-
% inc IN the South on Pigeon koost Road
on the North, on the Memphis and Charleston
noyI5 I'm TAYLOR & McEWEN.
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q SALE.
| Valuable & Desirable Farm

IT "~-~N| -~W~NW7 "~""'T
CONSISTING OF EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES.
Ooue-hulf cleared and balance well timbered,
thirteen miles from Memphis and two miles
south of Pigeon ROOst Road. with good improve
mentS; also, mules and stock, a good black
smith shop, tools and agricultural implements
in n desirable neighborhOOd.
Also desirable farm, consisting OF one
thousand acres in DeSOtO county, fourteen
miles nom Memphis and four miles south Of
Pigeon EOOst Road, susceptible OF being divided
into five small tracts, with plenty OF timber,
Ave hundred and fifty acres cleared. with good
fencing, well improved, fine orchard, good well,
plenty OF stock water, a good gin and clubhouse
and "a dwelling that cost $500. Apply to
JOHN IT. TAYLOR,
noli-lWl At p. Miller g. Co.'S, Ayres Block.
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~ New styles OF Jackets and sacques al
seasseI's. ooposite Court SQUARE. novl7 ut
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NEW GOons.-Just received, al Mack bro-s%
Bohm. No. two hundred and siXty-one Main
street. Fashionable Coaks, Shawls, Breakfast
canes. Ralmorals. and a general assortment Of
plain aud fancy Dry Goods noylt-a.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EDWARD sEIE6oG. A.. D. w-ITUEEsPOON
SHEGOG g. WITHERSPOON,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors and General
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
so Front Street, bet. Monroe and Union
TrsnzrIF Ir,T
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Staple & Fancy GrOeeries.

Which he offers for sale 10 the City and Country
trade on Favorable Terms.
Particular attention paid 10 the Storage and
H9- All family supplies delhered In the city
limits Free OF Charge. go
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NEWS ArrER-Ed Worham, at ms new
depot. on Main street. between Adams ana Jei-
ferson streets. has always on hand lhe ia'es'
Nev, York weekiies and daiies, and nclnhal
st. Louis and Chicago papers OF he --latest aa'e9-
HIS stock of Magazine and Periodical La'era-
nrsi Hyou wish choice sunday
-.sal,,~ coll an him.
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For RENr.-A fine office. Apply at No. 80
Albums .LraaL.
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LADIES FuRs.-Ladies' Fursl Ladies' Furs,
Ladies' Furstli at the Memphis Hat Com
pany's. noNll Nv
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AvrrM TINrs AND CoLoRs-Ihe most heauti-
I'M NHuionerv Stmw Goods, Roman Scaris,
goaks and Trimmings, al Mrs Gogen's, %3
Main street. nesr Union, where special atten-
ton Is paid TO school, Bridal and Mourning
outfits our country friends win do well 10
make a note OF the above.
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O~FISTEEEsT TO TIE LADEs,-Au kinds Of
plain and fancy sewing done 20 order on the
Grover q Baks rm machines, in the most approved
style and al short notice. by Miss X Warner,
al the salesrOom OF the Grover g. Baker Sewing
Machine Co, 313 Main street, up stairs. Plain
stitching and tuck!ng at five cents per yard.
Introducing, c~ordiage, b~rsIding, quilting, etc,
Al equally low rates. nolJIt.
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a. Fine and Fashionable Black suits, suitn-
BILE for church, marriage and parties, IN great
variety, at Kahn d Co.'S, 2s5 Main street.
novIs q
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Nc Mink Bethas, Nuns and Guns, at Fran
.fseo a Vy5egip-S movie Ivy
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THEArElcAL-Last night a large and en-
thusiasiic audience was I'm attendance at the
theater 20 greet the Webb Sisters, it being the
occasion Of their farewell benefit. The pieces
passed oTvery well. on dr. that Laura Reene'
accompanied by Harry Hawk, the comedian,
viii commence an engagement az the New
nrar,nhta On AInnnar .r.rInr nert-
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SO Buffalo and Buggy Robes, at Francisco &
VIRGINS novlG lw
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a. swans Down Trimming, at Francisco a
novl6'lw
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JCsr RECETyED-Broadway sac8ues and Bias
quines 1t a. SeesseI's. noT7 ri
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SNIP HERE.-A great game aud oyster Iunch'
AT @ o'clock tonight, at ChaS- oldennerB NIoa,
10 Is Union street. The best wines, hquorsaha
4egars. something new is awaitugthe flslohA'
Come one. come all and amuse yourselves
CHAs. oLDENBURG sc. SCHAFFNEHI
rs. Union street.
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Uterine Complaints,

by re-establishfng nature, by a~rouslng, iuyigo-
rating and restoring the Womb to its natural,
healthy functions
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SATURDAY, Nov. Is.-The imports OF yester-
day, as copied from the books OF the Mer-
chants' Exehange, were as follows:
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HB- Ladies' Furs. Capes, Victorines, Berthns
Talmas. Cuts and Nuns Of every shape and
lyle, at The Memphis Hat Compsny's.
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ASuperior Article of Tobacco,
Smoking and Chewing, and Choice segars, can
be had at PLUIEWEfeN.
nOvlT I'm Corner Union and second.
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IEsURASCE-At a Meeting Of the Board OF
Underwriters. held on the ninth instant, it wa
determined That In consequence Of the larg,
quanuucs Of cotton accommodating Ia this city
and stored Ia mercantile houses, 20 increase TIT
rate heretofore charged on property rendered
more hazardous by the storage Of cotton, and
the following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
R~ss1lred, That al contracts Of Insurance here
amer effected upon buildings, or merchandise
contained therein, when said buildings are oc-
rlpied Tor the storage Ofcotton tnore, be charged
an additional rate Of ~one-qusrter pcr cent per
month, during tho continuance Of said add
tional nsk. J. q. LOUSDALE, President.
r. V. V-REDEsBUGH, Secretary. novl6-lv
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Pickles, English & American.
Just Received

Just RecceVed---
Pine Apple Cheese,
New York Cheese,
Hamburg Cheese,
English Dairy Cheese,
Western Reserve Cheese,
For sale by W. T. PLEHHER.
GreeulaW Building.
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All Family Supplies Delivered
in City Limits Free of CHARGE by
". z. PLUJLIEE,
Corner Union and Second.
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Up THE RUER-The fine passenger packet
Tara~cOn. leaves our wharf this evening al five
O'Clock for Cairo and Louisville. a good chance
is here offered for passengers who desire 81
pleasant and speedy trip. Shippers viii also
bear in mind that Size N safe in every psrticu-
Tar. Her officers are clever and obliging gen
tlemen. and her bertls and fare unexcepuona-
bic. Johnson & Wright are h~eragents-
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ga All styles Of Business Suits, Of Harris
CasSimers and other makes, at Kahn & Co.'S,
- Main .LreeI. novIs 2
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From South Carolina.
Capture OF Fort White aud GrOFEctO"i
SInklnH OF AAuIiral nIRieen'n tlaL,h.

Capture OF Hort White and '.rOFgctO~n -
Sinking oil Admiral DuigIeeu's flag7h.p'
Fh,adelphis, Aurch 9 The United states
u--sPors H-ssaelusetts los arrived, sai re-! ori'
SHAT our naval forces captured fort Nhito a
spl-uiii establishment mounting II gupt, n1
below Georgetown, 5, {, The ssil = su- 'uAr'l's
then landed aud captured GeJrtetoYa. Tee reoe.
tsvslry made a charge Ju them N Ihs ar et. eg;
~err saiAnLy rePuls-d wih loss of several
tlled, wounded and prisoners. Our loss ~ss uLs
,uau from thr D. IN bat CatAYpso.
Aimirl' Dsgreen's 1la snip the Harvest Noon,
al hsr wsy down, was sunk by torpedo. Al
l.Lds wer- saved, excepting The war IT,yal
EtpHArl
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THE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.

The Vice President Sworn in.
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Scents, Incidents and Ceremonies.
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pdsh,njton, A1rcL G. e.. i,hului I ayers o' TIC
ti INST are received. ID, Rch'noni brr,ren
a.ys; "Ereryth,us - ql'ci On these hucs, ,-i
likely T. continue 50 .hls the TAN ,ld .uud ss,s,
aud OF these there seems to eu, cud. I zero ia
No doubt tlat Gr.nt win make another heavy
movement On our rgnt ~ son as lie c,Id..ip u
tle roIds will permit
'FE,S rHK SotIu-A t,rl4iu iryul ayettr-
vile. vn tue 1T ius., says d st At Inat t;uis u'
S,uEees had .dvancei n shsI direction n m W.
u.nstou. We have noticing tom sherman he
- presumed " be sal ,.I,s .he ..-! "a sJutn
Carolina"
The Raleigh CoNsnyNItvg lluIcs .J Sic msu .
operations sud .nd-i... The L.pe that q our
ylans are not thwsriei. our At, G-ucrsls and
brave troops IN tbe, quarter VII 20 .ilc t, uay
lin, s,ui hlm howlug T. 1he rear. Il Tue re-
y.rt br7ugh; us by telegraph ua, the sua'l force
!et ty tim a, Collrh', has lcap cYr,'.'l. be
true tten repuse ~ ,-ynt, lo-iI Le 81 issr such,
would probably render Ls ads.rs desperate II the
extreme. Bli we w.'l not speculate iur,be re-
ssri to matters which must eeisc To- be matters for
sr-oulsuou soou %
The Rheg pRoeGy ., % tie 18th ~ FeUrIary.
sIls. The Yankee pr soner, have al Levn seu'
huA t'e camps uesr in.A Place ~ NJ. .lurafi bNdRa
fyr y e lutpos, beus exchanged Ma. oilers
irom Greensboro auu salisbury have plsp
yLroush Lrre Tor tie samc uesuuit..a. Al the
PED .t.l Jr.s1L,ts IL y nth Csro.us sre L. be- ~
q augei, W lrsru, az Northeast Bridyr, a 'e''
~ les from Wilmington. We presume he Sc chsnge
NaI te cJ.A lete1 Ia ie" IL!
Tie Rale!yl -. C.! STATR Jou.SAL, March ,,
rtatrs that ta believed rat Hay.ooi's ur.lsie
With Ilo exception = TIE seventh battalion, has
l-e- captured. =. me .,slen's case, may L4v'
escaped. They prst.tly have. rhey we've ol tL'
west side of the CAPE Feu. Tie other troops VI
thst sal, ESCAPED
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Glorious Celebration
OF our Victories !
The Citizens OF New York Patriotic I'm.
meuse Turn-out--Tbe People Reprcsept-
ed by the Military, Naval and civic,
Trade aud Pir~ organizations
Immense Enthusiustn NaSs
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taste lsp'utci Pickles, milk WAGON ,ld ,aus.
rc riycraicr. Ihe marble cutters us.e arc eS.
hbitap, from thc rough store g. The csr,,I ea. les
aud statuary. B,rnum's panorama in motion,
pr scuIei a. every turu the snnounco .ut OF .1tno
.rcal curiosity to bc seen At TIE Museum. Girl.
in mass', making hacs, were ieered at Tor their
excessive moicity. This ended ue trades. NsNt
came, At b AZ ras. three o'clock.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
VICTORY AGAIN |!
Z" Little Phil" Heard Frcni.
Gen, Early and NeariY His En-
tire Force Said to he
Prisoners.
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

The Inauguration.
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SAS StNAS.
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wv Z. ntHrsk.t.
lNNtr.. Ff.u.
thstip- 2 u,tN,
tiGu.Hst Il WrtMugs
HNcN tITRt
tt,sG 3. H'VE
J,uN A U.N
From tie Mason / roe .as r.p tee v,.cl
u,r- ltA street Ani surveyed o.. animated
se,ac. Itc uihtAt, occupied , PORTION u the
sidewalks and street G,iy dressed pe ,ple rom.
caaled 10 throuys At 10 Fi1L Avenue. the tire.
men were beguuiu, & assemble 70 the : xth
Avenue a. far a. tie cse could reach, q line OF
gAiy lec-iate' trucks -iooi vD either size Of the
street 10 the seventh Avenue vsr, little tus,Ie
MAS 0cvAs.uu.d. tie Geru.a s.uyily societies
Icing non sst A. tie r. .itu Avenue. q Iu.nia-
taro monIt., snd o'.rircci chip attracted crow Is
4 y - .oupl usu Ou tic Ninth Avenue,
army edhr'r', .no-ntei and 80 lot, wish gallant
soldiers ~ carr.as. - sr,, Y'rn.c, ,1d u.auinuses,
swstci ne. turn 10 t.'l Mta .ut.
Haseu'u- usrs g. TIE irau,IuaI i.t4 Z thp & ,'r-
miuec, At The A4'-9n.p nee. .1r reporter ,ouL Las
position, aat waited 'o. he s.gusl ',t TIE prOcrs
SION to move. Cd. ftSas l.. a We ,s,creiafy 4
Tue Committee who 'oui ines tar ri,ct gcrtr-
temau wth tie se'..p .c,sej .ui prouut LuSl.
ness tusu. having .,ici 4r,u the o,hc- members
To h.rs, .-nt,cucl." he, pr5,.e;ei to obey
tl maudHte, spt mounted he several char. t.a
.-si .s Gcp,rl Hal the Grand S.r,ia. came W.
'I sua.urc, AIs rgsi.H,.. g. Le.. t.c morcu ..l
'e" wor-t % rou-s. tNt'ou, AMI tl,u CO.. Howe
'f.'sed 'rr .ato tu..a square The Committee
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As'ont.,u, NcN York scN.s ,t,e,lnci Iharls
t' bNH, Providence, sui d. rt,t,', q; v,rr.
m.ei', Amy and Navy ;cr saving tho lie " the
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Sherman's Advance.
MORE GOOD REPORTS.

Florence Thanked and Evacuated.
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A REMARKABLE SPEECH.
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off with them. We have reports that both Hampton
and Wheeler have gone off with JED. Davis One says
Davis is making for the Trans Mississippi country
another that he has gone TO Florida with the We" VI
getting TO Cuba. AL are confident that he is making
every effort to leave the country that he has so neaf
ruined.
Gems. Lee and Johnston are everywhere spoken Oh
with respect but jeff Davis is the subject oil curses
from all parties The house Of james Bennett Is 's'
tied by every soldier that can gain the opportunity
The result of such visits may be seen by the RAPID un
furnishing Of the house; chips from the house i'se
are in considerable demand.
The tables that the Generals used have been bought
by Major Estes and Capt Brink OF Gen. kiipatrick
staff Gen. Fitzpatrick will probably make his head
quarters at Greensborough-his cavalry extending
from Charlotte TO Fayetteville.
Gen. Cox, commanding Third Division, Twenty
third Corps will also have his headquarters at Greens
borough and Gen. Scloield viii have his at Raleigh.
CIOQuIs.
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DEPARTURE OF The TRAIN.

The train having on board the above.naned officers
and assistants LETT the depot at $50 H. April 30 and
proceeded to near Greensborough, where say IS miles
from the town. the train was halted by Rebel picket
telegram to Gen Johnston brought the required permit
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-14
OpConnen and the soold.

One of the drollest scenes of vitI,peration
that O'Connell ever figured in tcok place in
the early part of his life Not long after he
was called to the bar, his Character and pecu-
liar talents received rapid recognition from all
who were casually acquainted with him. His
taleat lor Vltuperasive language was perceived,
y anu Wy some ne was, even in those days, con-
eloeieu a 81 ina,cnleSs as scold. However, there
was at That time in Dublin, a certain woman.
Biddy Moriarty, who had a huckster's stall on
one end OF the quay, nearly opposite the Fonr
Corners. She was virago Of the first o,qiar
very able with her fists and still more formida,'
BILE with her tongue. From one end of Dnhi;n
to the other she was notorious for her powa,s
of abuse, and even in the provinces Mrs. Mo-
riarty's language had passed into currency. 7
The dictionary of Dublin slang had been
considerably enlarged by her, and her volu-
Bile impudence had almost become proverbial.
Some of O'Connell's friends, however, Thought
he could beat her at the use of her own wea-
pons. OF this, however, he had some doubts
himself when he had listened once or twice to
some minor specimens of her billingsgate. It
was mooted once whether the young Kerry
barrister could encounter her, and some one OF
the company lin OConnel's presence) rather
ridiculed the idea of his being able TO meet the
famous famous Madam Moriarty. OConneI never
nSId nS H. .ne IDEA Of being put down. and confess
bacted ib6a;auless b;as to encounter her, and even
fered sna niiisen ..cSr the match, Bets were Of
- taken, and il was decided that the
matter should come OF at once. \ s,
me party adjourned to the huckster's stall,
an; anu mere was the owner herself, superintend
ers eg , ene sale OF ner small wares A few Ioung-
sta for II BiSv i1ler' were hanging around The
way was one of the sights Of Dublin o''' - 'ie &
OConnell was very confident of s,,nooss No
had laid very ingenious plan for overoo,,,i,,r ~
her' and with all the ardor of an ardent n,s,
pei1mentalist, waited to put it in practise ' A. A.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-14
Tuesday Morning, Nov. "A, 1865.
A Politico-R Religious Crisis.

THE FRENCH WITHDRAWAL FROM ROME.