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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-03

MARROW EscAPE-Testerday afternoon a ne
gro 1SaTrior walked into the Hardware house OF
Nh stout & Bros. on Main Street and asked 70
sse a double harreled shot gun, which was
handed him. and after looking az q some time
he placed o cap on one OF the tubes, pointed II
90 the wladow and pulled awsy, shooting a hole
through the window, and narrowly missing
several persons who were passing az the m
Passing across the street the charge entered
the show window or Taylor, McEwen, Duke s
Co. 70 TIE dismay Of their customers and clerks,
but luckily, striking no one, or doing any lam
at-. ax-eut 10 the fndow
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~ THE CTY.-Gen. W. W. Loring, who com
handed a division under Leut-Gen. Polk, IN
The Confederate army, and after his desth COM
manded his corps on k-nnesaw, during the
siege, is st the Gayoso House, apparently in
robust health. Prior % the war, sen Loring
was colonel OF the nmoUs ~ Mounted Rifles" in
the old army. and served with distinction dur
ing the Mexican war, leaving an arm at the
gate or the city OF Mexico He is now in The
commission business we believe, 10 New or
leans
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EEc1EDEEs C~lCEr-Eeyen uuf5ruunstes
answered % ron call az the sitting o. this Court
Yesterday morning; four for drinking too freely,
1u- ior fighting Two females for the same Of
E1ce, and one man for selling meat outside Of
the maraet. and 81 a lower rate than the butch
ezprop0ss 70 supply u.s. and &r this offence p
DE wss has5 eleven dollars he however, de-
C--ned 10 pay H. and appealed the case We
C1ufszs % large amount or ignorance as re-
CARDS municipal laws butI strikes Us that any
tL-ug having q tendency 20 reduce The cost Of
Lvtuz1a our city, should be encouraged rs-uer
thar punished NJ. HsrdvIcks bin for feed
ing prisoners last month, wss one thousand
three lu11reIa md nineteen dollars anc seven
rT-Ev- sza-s- from which was deducted nine
hundred aud f3ry-swo dollars and eighty cents.
for state prisoner Thus leaving the clry %
pay three hundred aud thlrtv-seven dollars and
L--y--ve cents for its proportion.
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RRG PACKKE.

REGULdR PACKET.
For Evansville and louisville.
KATE HART. ...,-,.D Dan Clark master
This splendid steamer wiz leave A
THIS DAY, Sd inst, at u m.
JOHNSON & WRIGHT, agents,
feb5 II 262 Front street.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAM-
SHIP COMPANYC g.. MIL.
For Napoleon, VieksBurg, Natchez and
N. Orleans.
OLIVE BRANCH ......-...-.-....... Jones, muster
This hne passenger steamer viii .S@
leave for the above -
THIS DAY, Sd inst, at Il m.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
j. v. LEWIS, agent,
S. H. SHOCK, Gent Passenger Agent,
feb3-lt Warfboat, foot OF Monroe st.
REGULAR YHITE AK2 BLACK RIVER
For Duyars Bluff. Augusta. JaeksOnPOrt
and POeah0Htas.
OSAGE-.......a.-................. Lambert, master
This ine passenger steamer viii lA
leave for the above on Ezas1E
THIS "a the Sd Instant, at 3 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or 70 -
ELLIOTT Il MILLER,
feb8-It Is Madison street.
REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET
For Helena, Friars' Point, BeauiR, Ma
POIeOn and Eunfee.
........-.-.....-.... L. Aldrdge, master,
This splendid passenger packet ST.
viii leave ~ above on -
MONDAY, 5th inst, at 4 pm.
For freight OF passage apply on board or TO
ELLIOTT q MILLER, agents,
feb3 IL No. IL Madison street.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AVID ARK4NSAS
RIVER RACHEE
For Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
HARRY DEAN ...--....--..R NJ. Mason. master,
Tbfu aT.ranY aud guvfTf gfaau4ar IT,
viii leave as above on =
SATURDAY, the Cd Instant, at 5 pm. -
For freight or passage apply on board or to
feb22t No. y Jefferson street.
REGULAR WHITE AND BLACK RIVER
PACKET.
Fer DuvaTrs Bluff. Augusta, Jackson
port and POcRh0ntRs.
OSAGE. Lambert, master
This splendid packet will leave as
SATURDAY. Sd Feb, at 3 pm.
For freight or passage, apply on board srto
feb2 2t 30. Z Jefferson street
MEMPHIS AND VICRSBU Il PACKET co.
y. ). GREEN, Supt.-.-R. ". L~IGHrBURN, Sec'y
For Helena. Friar's Point. Napoleon,
Euniee, Gaines Landing Green
Vile, LasEe Providence,
and EfcksburG-
VICKSBURG ..~.-....,......... Hicks, master
Leaves the Company's wharfbOat
foot Of Jefferson street, on -
SATURDAY. 3D. inst, at 5 O'Clock pm.
For Freight or Passage, pply on board, or at
the COmpany's Office, On wharf boat.
HARMSTAD, Agent,
febI 81 a jefferson street.
RIG ULAR MEMPHIS IND ". ORLEANS
SATURDAY PACKET.
For Vicksburg, Natehez and y. Orleans.
MAGENTA-----.....-.- ...a Leathers, master
This fine passenger steamer viii IL.
leave as above -
SATURDAY, the 30 inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
JAS. T. BOURNE & Co, agents,
febl 20 No. II Jefferson street.
MEMPHIS And ARR. RIVER PACKET co.
y. $. GREEN, Supt. r. ". LIGHTBURN, Secy.
For Helena, Pine Bluff and Little ROelK.
HARRY Miller, master
Leaves the Company's wharfboat IT.
foot Of Jefferson street, on ~
SATURDAY, Cd Feb, at /. N.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or at
Company's office on wharfboat.
LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent,
ia SLIT No. Il Jefferson street.
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A Bonn TEEC-A few days since We nara
l=1 The stsalug OF a pistol ana some money
l5u Two policemen while they were asleep IL
the station bo-s-- We thouElt that pretty
cool, bat a case occurred yesterday in the Re
-J-ierz Court which, for coolness and lmpu-
d=Ee=- slrpssses anything that have heard
o.. l1r many O day, Among tie uumber ar
ualguel before theC0urt wssEa individual who
lad taken more than was good forhIm. and
a1er hearing the case the Recorder s1s--Sed a
email lle upon the man. wh3 Immediately
pulled 1l- a one hundred do llr note and
lau5=l E 10 M Cotton. the clerh. who. putting
90 down on lis desk and placing BIS elbow upon
% for safety, proceeded 70 wrts opposite the
name paid" Au=r the hue w-s Ch=esed OF
lie FELT -1r the note for the purpJse ~ making
change su4 - and baholli e. wss gone, and up
% the present writing no clue soft has been
had
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II ANdNS ootained letters OF administration
II AZ the County Court Iasr Eeus-I nJ snu1-v-
on me estate of Ms g. RI. H-eharIs fe-s-z-a
~ persons Indebted 70 sziI estate srr herspv
Hyauel 20 come up aad settle without DELAY.
- Rslsons naFEng elaine against SAID =tals.
menL- errar
ianNIaw4wrra
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GRAVES 8 son.

Prcprietors of
DIR. GRAVES AGUE Ills, ANrI-BILIOUs Pills.
LTSIMENI. PAIN r
TOR, CANDY VERMIFUGE, PILE
OINTMENT. \
FOR DIPrHERIA And THROAT DIsEAAE,
And Dealers in all kinds OF
Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Soaps, sndFancy
Articles; Liquors, Wines and Brandies, for
medical purposes, Fine Segars and Tobacco,
Flavoring Extracts, sponge, Brushes OF an
kinds, Combs, Quinine, euinodine, Purified
Chosnmdine, Salphate OF Cinconis, Morphine,
Chloroform, Opium, and many other prepaIa-
tons, that will be sold low.
VIII also keep an assortment OF Elecuc Nell
zines.
81 We viii haves catalogue Of our stock and
prices, that will be furnished those desiring
one, free Of charge.
No. 2 MARKET STREET,
between sixth and Seventh SITS,
jaN-5m Louisville, Ky.
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y oOM B, JR- q 90.
Enam No. ? Posi- on RnndLna

DoIbear Commercial College, 23e vain
street, win be kept open, day and night during
~ ertire wear. New pupils can begin any day
Root Kespiua, Writing, Mathematics,
- pbopoousDhy etc Persons from the
.oan,-,c.D ta1e 4 fuu Commercial Course Ia
- 800 Messrs. Dolbear !refer 20 the citi-
- me soutbern stalss, aud ten thousand
Of their former pupils EDl o@"lW
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The officers Of the steamer Nevada have our
hanks for the following manifest:
Harrington q Howell, 30 bales cotton Ander-
sou * Watson, ~ do. Partee g Earbs-J. y do.
Ormer & CLARK, do. Puckett q Neelv. D. 10.
J. l.. Nerser, do. MulhoIland 81 Co, n DO, !
MD. cotton seed J0nglv Gay, bales cotton.
ID. II. Townsend, lido. Kennedy 8 Williams.
~ do. Cobb, Haynes& Co., J. do, 80 SKIS, cot
ton seed. q dry hides
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Finest water Power in the South,

With ali Necessary Building on the premises
ready ount large enough for Spinning and
Weaving both, II desired.
For PARTICULARS, refer 70 J. c. Terry, Memphis,
ienn-i X ". Price, Columbus, Miss: the dti-
senso OF Bshomingo county, Miss.
! can be found on the premises at al unes.
jars u W. j. A
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Omce-NO. IS Madison Street.
Our Business Office
The Mails Close.

VII be opened from 5 O'Clock A.. NJ, unuIe
81 Advertisers viii pleas besr this ia mind
Eld hand Ia their favors early.
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Good Homes CkesP--By referring 70 al
advertisement in another column Do wiz be seen
taa-tCuruaw brick dveulnEsure offered for sale
cheap. The houses are situated on st. Martin
Street near the corner OF Bssl, and have ell the
c-0nveaisu-es attached 20 make them desirable
and comfortable and are Ia a good neiEhb0r-
hood They were built Tor NIaj. Alden, one Of
cur most cl-erpEznE citizens, who designs, du-
ring the p1aseutseasOu, putting up others on @
cheap plan 50 that 8 want can boz supplied thai
isvery mu-H felt al this time by our mechanic
and working men. Tne houses above referred
10 were built 10y Eessrs- Price s. Hove, contract
Or, and the mechanical finish speaks web fT
them as woskueu-
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PoErRY.-On cur fourth page VIII be found q
contribution from Mrs. Anna Chambers
Kstchum, who is associated with Prof j. D.
stewart in the Classical High school on Court
STREET IL IS worthy OF the gifted authorsss Of
" Little Bennie7-oue OF the GENE Of our Ian
Fuaga.
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RIVER MATTERS.


weather and Business
The weather throughout the day yesterday
was chilly and hazy, 81 much 50 as 20 make il
rather uncomfortable, while The dust was
whirled aboutiu the faces OF the pedestrians
10 q very disagreeable manner.
Business was not SO brisk asin the first part
OF the week, and very little cotton left the
port while the port register was unusually
small.
Tn river continues 70 rise slowly,
Arrivals.
Steamer G. W. Graham, from st. Louis.
Pauline Carroll, from ST. LOUIS.
White Cloud, from 81. Louis
Albert Pearce, from ST. LOUIS.
OsaEe. from White river
" Sfephen Decatur, nom Rev Orins
CorneIia, from New Urleans-
NicksbGTK, from Nicksou.s-
Departures
steamer G. w. Graham, for st. Louis.
Pauline Carroll, Tor New oPlenns.
&c White Cloud, for New Orleans,
" stephen Decatlr, 1or Louisville
e Guidou, for Arkansas river.
Curneua, for 81. Louis
Albert Pearce, for White river.
" Clifton, for Cincinnati
Boats fn Peri.
Jas Raymond, Bnstona,
EIwuUd, Kate Hart. Ias Arc,
Usage. Harry Dean Northwest
Nicksburg.
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~ Ez-Gens. Marmaduke' Preston
and Walker, Of ths Confederate army
are in London.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to Tar Payers.
OFFICE OF CITY TAX CoLLECTOR,l
tREAL ESTATE

MEMPHIS, Tenn, January II, iou5- =
AccOrdance with a resolution, passed by
L the Board Of Mayor aud Aldermen Deem
Der 9tn, 1868. a discount OF Two per cent per
month will beall0wed upon all taxes due the
city for the 3JJh corporate year, and ending
June 3Jth, 1866, which shall be paid in Cash be-
tween this date and the end OF said corporate
year. r. i. WARNER,
ial3 3m Tax Collector.
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F-EEEuHEys C5CEE-Three daughters %
two sons OF Ham were arranged before this
tribunal, yesterday, one for converting himself
into a walking arsenal, one 0rgsneral drunken
ness, and tneotheH for a~pproprarDg the prop
e-tv % Others 70 their own benadt and behooL
FIy-lve d0IaE was assessed a. fines, bU- how
much Of tEes SUM was paid in we we15 unable
10 asrerraln.
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THE C~uASrEEY CoURr-Neiihsr OF the cases
set Cor trial before this Court yesterday were
disposed ~ from what cause We were unable 20
learn. Tomorrow being motion day. they
stand or=ruutl Monday. They are entitled Is
follows
ISL EE. p Eliza Stllman rg e. A. -Giluan.
As. = g. Meath "a. Franz smith
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Strain DE- Fails,

Strain Dc Fails,
Havtngpurchased the stock OF = y. Wather-
III, at 81 Main street, propose keeping IN hand
a large and well selected stock Of Fresh Goods,
embracing everything usually kept IN a Fad
CIdSs Drug House. and Will be offered to the
trade at as low rates as any house in the SOUTH
west.
We have secured the services ofDr. s. z. Cole.
n Druggist Of TtUeufU Years. Experience. who
viii have charge of tine Prescription Department.
- Prescriptions Aled at all Aours-day and
night. SWAIN q FALLS.
JAM I'm Druggists. GI Main street.
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FEoETHE LEGIsLArUEz-We learn that a
telegram was received yesterday by Attorney
General slaoe, from Capt ". <. Poston. our
E-zprssentauve ~ Nashville, that the BIN gene
rally known 81 the Court Bill had been re-
fzrred 10 a c0mmlr1ee, Of which be was chair
man, and would, In ala probability, soon be-
come law.
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SEvT TP-Jhureh sauliu, who WAS arrested
some days since for stealing two mules from a
brother Freshman, was brought before Esquire
Creighton yssterdag. and after q prelimi-
nary trial was sent up by default untl the
the -ext session Of the Criminal Court when
he Iou5d~ uI be seat asa representative %
nashville.
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DIR. WELL. ID. SOMERS.
Omcs and Residence (up stairs,
Nos. I93 and 1872 Main Street.
Webster Blocks,
ian3O I'm MEMPHIS. TENN.
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"a EzrGoy, Roman, Of Louisiana, Is
dead. He was seyepty-one years Of age
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Personal Favors-AEain We d0f our bea-
yer 10 the officers Of the Pioneer Express Com
pany for fun and complete files or Mobile.
Montgomery. Nashville, Louisville and New
YORK papers OF the very latest dates.
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a Chicago Ales--An agency for the
sale Of sands Celebrated Pale Cream and stock
Ales, has been established in our eiJy Matthias
& -sldebotom, No. : Monroe street are The
AGENTS. febI sat
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BID PosttnG.-Ihe best So Foa'eI eho Dts
tributor in the city "a this ONCE Ja4l-I
- omvft,se-Tb
~ - r-nwrrse 81 shelby
-ss,.5 ~ wsst ar the Office al
- sr,oL ~ Sonrb Court strssf this
- ro 1891 n, brs,ness 81 i'm.
-L-.r-e q-e .ommirfee consists OF Msssrs-
". Waidrau, thaHeS y Cnurch' 81 d
stewart Fiel' d.
hem"e'- 9
e.aAey or"
Ier- NJ T. STEWART, Cha'mn.
an oue
g~- -
- -
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AZ
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10000 Feet Of 7 inch, inch and 2 inch
dressed clear Pine, just received by T. J. Rice.
-s.G gr
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That Splendid yellow Pine has arrived
az the foot Of Adams street. feb23
Academy Of Eeneiag-ProL Mooks, Hau
No. La. ~ street. See advertisement fel 81
25O,00O Feet CT Poplar, Just received at T.. J.
Rices yard. fsb23 81
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Revenue Stamps. Of all denominations.
and IN any required smount,msy be constantly
obtained az the Memphis Post Cfdcs.
5aI3-Im ROBE C.. GIST. Postmaster.
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Notice 20 Pa-senge--By applying Tor tickets
% No. as Court street, YOU vail avoid the crowd
81 the Depot Ticket once, and have les trouble
IN getting 90 the cars. Through tickets for sale
10 an principal cities Omnibus Office a. the
same place. JULIUS HAYDEN,
degB-Im Passenger Agent
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SPeehCs-That was a great and a good side
ofLoseph -specut-opeuing a ref-eshment room
for ladies, exclusively. The blessings OF many
a dame, wearied with shopping, and with an
appetite for lunch, are shOweres upon his head
for this thoughtful provision forladies' com fort
Lady visitors from the cDUnUry rise Up and cal
him blessed, since through his foresight they
may spend the day in town without starving
or being put 70 the trouble ana expense % going
% 3 hotel Great IS SpechL, the ladies friend
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Public Debt.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2-The monthly state
ment ofthe National debt shows an increase Of
seventeen million dollars in public indebted
ness during the month Of January.
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stone a Rossioa-s C5rcHs-Grsnd Lunch
50 Court EEchan-e corner Second end Union
~reesD between 10 and II O'Clock. ade- the CIR.
Gus lets out.
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proves to be larser than was generally expected
but he is experienced IN the usine and made
this-the nut nll count since the war-wiIh
great care. Cotton on the blun, 1881 bales in
the sheds and presses, 2l,6aS bales; estimated
amount in private storage, ] $50 Daies. Total,
@Iie bales, The clerks OF sheds reported, re-
eeipts decreasing on the last month, INFECTION
accommodating since the news OF a decline in
Europe.
The total receipts Of Cotton during the month
OF January by river was SO bales by Charles
ton Raiiroad, $3.50 bales by Ohio Railroad,
$40 bales. Total by river and two railroads.
less bales. Total shipmentrduring January
q ,l2S bales, against Z,T2s bales In December
shipments OF the last week, 3,ZS bales against
S,als bales fhe week before. The December re-
eeipts By river were $500 bales. a
The following Is a statement OF the shipments
from this port for each month OF the year 1885
Jany, S,I79bales May, 1880 Septr, 1850
Feb'y, Al52 " June, LIES Och &5A
March, 1904 " July, l3,1S Novr, Iiy5z
April, 6t06 " Aug't, l6,5sT Deer, 2r42
Total, 10000 bales, weighing 81 ,70s pounds,
1ood - Coz
Mleuilng 4l5a 94@5a
food 40 g
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EHamons a sOB.-These gentlemen ia addition
30 customary davors, placed us In possession OF
the ST. Louis papers ortae first, brought down
by the high beaded Ida Handy.
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) situated In the Southern Border Of Tfsho-
Il mingo County, Miss, Is miles south or Tuha
4 Mfcg- ON the rgaa -. Era1Far.
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For Freight or Passage apply on board or to
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
No. Il Jefferson street.
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GERMAN -

A SCHER ID Aleraud-rg aEr--4
- AschulsrH
DARkuEIM- BlehIer + ufps.-r
- aalm mrs -EaumElrtan z
h~ur4hafdtC c. Erauer lIE Eua.s a49a.
BrauerL Bryan g
k'NbELF ElcheibergsrD ErnatCZ
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REG LAR PASSENGER PACKET
For Helena, Friars' Point, BeauiR, Ma
POIeOn and Eunfee.
LAD L. -LAAAAAkFs hiant0is
This splendid passenger packet d.
will leave ~ above OF s
MONDAY, 5th inst, at pm.
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REGULAR PACKET.
For Evansville and louisville.
KATE HART. .Dsn Clark, master
This splendid steamer viii leave IT,
as above -
HIS DAY, Sd inst, ct y m.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JOHNSON & WRIGHT, agents,
febS 10 262 Front street.
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GULAR MEMPHIS AND ARhANSAS
RIVER Packet
For Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
DEAN a Aanuu. AAiA1tEIH
This elegant and swift steamer IT.
viii leave a. above on -
SATURDAY, the 3D. Instant, at 5 pm. -
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
III I. BOURNE & CO, Agents,
feb2 1t NO. y Jefferson street.
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MEMPHIS AND UCRSBURG PACKET co
n. 5. GREEN, Supt--.-R. W. LIGHrBURN, Sec'y
For Helena. Friar's PGiut. Napoleon.
Eunice. Gaines Landing. Green
willie, L.asEe Providence,
and E~feEsburg.
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Saddlery and Harness--AJtentian is re-
spectfuiiy called 70 the advertisement Of WI
son q Hayden, in another column, setting forth
their ability 20 supply the trade on good terms
With everything in the ab5ve Line.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-25
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT!
ID ALL LINE
P0RTLAND&PENOBSCOT RIVER

The splendid sea-going Steamers
A, rAM and REGULATOR, Capt. j. a.
Blanchard, will leave Railroad
- Wharf, foot of State street, Port
land, every evening Sundays excepted, at II O'Clock
OF on the arrival Of the O'Clock Express train FROM
Returning, willleave Bangor every morning tSup.
days excepted) at o'clock. touching at Hampden.
Winterport, Bucksport, Belfast, Camden and Rock,
land, both ways. For freight passage please apply
TO A. SOMERBY,
Portland, May 10. 1869. at Ofiee on Wharf
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CITY NOTICES.
CITY OF PORTLAND.

WHEREAs, oRN B. WRITTEN and others
w nave pGtitioued the City Council to lay out a
new street OF Public Way in slid city, beginning at
or near Henry M. Briekett's landing On Peaks
Island running nearly North course near the house
Of Ihos u. ScoLt, thence northeastcrly course to
the Northeastery point Of said Island, and whereas
said petition was referred by the City Council Apr
act upon, therefore '''-N
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested that
tho Joint Standing Committee OF the Civ Cnnnc;I an
laying out new streets, will meet to hear the nort;ns
and view the proposed way way on the 18th day August
Brackets Landing on Peake's Island and viii then
and there proceed to determine and adjuge whether
the public convenience requires said street or wsy to
be laid out.
Given under our hands on this 18th day of August.
A. d., 1866.
AUG. Z. STEVENS,
----- EDMUND PHINNEY,
AMBROSE GIDDINGS.
JOSEPH BRADFORD,
ELIAS CHASE,
W. p. FILES,
Committee on Laying out New Streets.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-25
For Sale.

VERY desirable Building Lots on Deering Street.
at less than the price for adjoining land, if ap-
Piled for Immediately.
aug11dtf H. NJ. & C. PAYSON .
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-25
City of Portland.

City of Portland.
WHEREAS, VIM. W. Woodbury. and others have
NV peutioned the City Council to lay out o new
Street or Public Way in said beginning OF Sill
yer street and extending to Fore street, near
FRANKLIN street, to be q continuation Of Milk
Cty Council Aug 18th, 1866 to the undersigned for
them TO consider and act upon, therefore,
Notce Is hereby given to all parties interested,
that the Joint Standing COMMITTEES Of the City Coun-
Gil on laying out new streets, will meet to hear the
parties and View the proposed way, on the 9th
day Of August 1866 at three O'Clock in the afternoon
at MILK Street Market and will then and there
proceed to determine and adjudge whether the
laid out. ""' W 10
Given under our hands on this 18th day of Au-
gust, A. D., 1866.
AUG, E, STEVENS,
EDMUND PHINNEY,
AMBROSE GIDDINGS,
JOSEPH BRADFORD,
ELIAS CHASE,
W.P. FILES,
Committee on laying out New Streets.
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