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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-13

Bdr The New Hampshire State Demo
cratic Convention, which met at Con-
cord, yesterday, and made its nomins-
tions, passed resolutions indorsing Il {
Presidents desire to admit the Southern
members Of Congress, and discouuteI
aneing any amendments to the CoDstitu.
lion.
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PUBLISHED DAILY = WEEKLY
By
y Z NJAMIN L. DILL,
To whom al Letters should be Addressed
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Put up in 6, 12, a, and IS pound pa kages,
Half Barrels and Barrels.

This -four viii be found on sale IN pzcEa-es st
all nrst class family groceries in the Cfy, and
whOlesaie-at the ruanufactOry, ii3 Main street,
7 doors south OF Bssle, Mem phis, Tenn.
fanl4 ALLEN F. MORGAN. Propriatur.
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ET 4 French poodle dog at New
York has been trained 10 select any let
ter from a pack Of lettered cards, spell
his own name, his masters and several
other persons. The intelligent animal Is
also a mathematician in wonderful de-
gree.
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Notice to Tar Payers.

OFFICE OF CITT TAX COLLErroR .
lHEkL EsTt1Ef
MENPHrs, IEcS., Jsuusry EI. -.
\ Accordance with q resolution. nasssd Nv
4 the Board of Mayor and Aldermen ft..-es-r,-
Der 5tnt lsol, discount of two per ces1r- 80
month viii oe allowed upon ali faaes dl-s -.
ly ior ne esth corporate year ard .l1tsi--r
June June ootn- ls5o which shall Be paid Ia Casl -
tween this date and the end 81 ssiI r.,--.o--f,
ggsfs 7. L WAHEER
-AAo ON Tax fD4Iacr0~
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EyStringent laws have been passed
by the Georgia Legislature to arrest the
-mall pnX.
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BIS. J. D. & WM. WATSON,
SI2 DENTISTS. 81

HAVING removed our pnIcs to The corner OF
H Main and Monroe streets. we take pleasure
IN announcing 70 our numerous patrons and
Irlends, Doth IN the country and city, that we
however difficult aud intricate, belonging 10
our profession, IN the most tudiciOus and skill
werk viii receive our personal attention, and
Win eur practical experience and facilities for
operating, We feel safe in Offering our services,
with an assurance OF rendering entire Satisfac-
Ton 70 al those who may favor Us with their
confidence. Memphis Dental Depot at same
place. No. SO Main 81. ianS)-lrn
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NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
M O r 6 ANS
FLO u R

THE Best Cheapest and most eeouonf.sf
i Flour in use.
All lovers OF good ard wholesome brad
biscuit, ete., can, by using THIS Flour ssve
time, trouble. money. and disar-,eiurrss1 Il
i ALWAYS RELIABLE, an4 H. not efrs-fs-i ~
not or cold weather. II does not rsuufFe YezSr
FoWders, cream Tartar, Yeast, szllrlr-ls, e5lri..
OF salt, and ONLY HALF the ususi quantity
or shortening, and when cold sweet N y ts
used, stlll less shortening Is needed.
ON FOURTH less Of shi- dour Is requfref 70
produce a Ike amount OF BREAD. 70 that ulrds
IN the ordinary manner, which i.ein alone VIII
about PAY THE PRICE charged for adding the
selfrising Ingredients
IT Is EXTRA NICE FOR CAKES. and AL
klnds oi pastry requiring NOT more than Z o.
THIRDS the usual amount or butter and eaas.
THIS FLOUR ENCELS ALL OTHER for
Batter Cakes, Waf1es. PuddlnEs, the dumpIinEs
for chicken Pie. etc. etc
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Splendid Cotton Plantations
FOR RENT OR SALE

A sfENDlDLI improved tract OF iand hs.
- longing 70 the estate 0f Ssth Whezdey, fh-
Mate1 on Bay on Macon In Carroll Parish, "a
- miles west OF Lake Provfdeuc-. Thtzlfrazct
eontAas <fuy acres, 5U OF which las been
o. cotton % the acre. There IS a good cUeiLiuf s
h0uses quarters for laborsrs steam girs MIL ana
al Necessary improvements on ne place
Bay on Macon Is nsvizsble f0rsteamers and taa
products can he shipped direct rom ne private
landing 70 New Orleans
Also. $50 acres, go Of when IS Qpens Eit1afed
miles south OF Memphis. between Huru Lalrs
road and The river. This Is one Of the best plan-
tatiOns in the couaty, s'11cins cotton corus
wheat oats etc equal - any upland placa4n
the state. There Is dwelling house, gin hcuse.
Quarters for laboreTs, MIL, cribs and stable Gu
Great bargains may be had in either or bcsh
! of fhs above places Apply 70
DR. D. .. SAUNDEES.
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s-T-1S6OEX.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS

They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water and
diet
They overcome effects of dissipation and Iats
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven tht
mind
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent
feverS.
They purify the breath and aeidity Of thc
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and CONSTIPATION. ..
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera 4 Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak strong, and are exhausted ma
lures great restorer. They are made Of purI
st. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bark
roots and herbs, and are taken with the plea
sure Of beverage, without regard to age o.
tire OF day. Particularly recommended 4
delicate persons requiring a gentle stimulant
Sold by all GTocers Druggists, Hotels and Sa
looas. Only genuine when the cork is covered
by our private U. S. Stamp. Beware OF coun,
terfeits and rehlled bottles.
p. H. DRAKE & CO.,
a Park Row, New York.
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Axes, PIows, Etc.

On DOZEN BEST AXES.
10 Pairs Trace Chains
4y9 avery aud Hall Ploys .
10 Two Horse Wagons,
90 Sacks Corn.
500 Bales Hay,
100 Sacks Bran.
90 Bushels need Oats
~ Hhds. New Orleans SuearS
70 Bbis- White Sugars
70 Bags Coffee.
Is Iierces Hams
- 10 Casks Bulk Sides and Raeo,
100 Grind Stones
800 Bbls. Salt Se-
30 Bbis. Mess Pork
l22 Packages Cheese
90 Bbls. MolasseS
50 Kegs Choice SyrtIps
100 Bbls. Choice Neal
Candles, soap. Starch, Tobacco po,-dsr s,,
White Lead, Oils, Fruits, Candies etc 9A-O''
Ss In store and arriving. -
ia2l-lw ~ DCAS q %
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Virginia Tobacco
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,

WASHINGTON, d. Q.
fI'HIs leading Hotel, Renova,ed ana --s,--
i nished, Is uOwdn perfect 0rfsr ~ -f.l7-..-l .7-.-l-
a0n and Recommendation OF ils Old patTons-
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bS@ A liberal Mexican paper published
NJ Brownsville states that Christian'priS-
oners were taken from Cortinez and cx-
ecuted privately at MatamOras. All the
prisoners taken at Bagdad were liberated.
~, James Gordon Bennett was re-
Gently invited to deliver a lecture before
a literary association at Princeton, y. J.
He declined, saying that his time was
too valuable, and lecturing was only the
business Of literary vagrants.'
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RAINS OF ADvEHTIsING.

one square one Insertion u y
each additional insertion o
~ two weeks A
one month y
80 Al advertisements considered cue Aliei
the drSt insertion.
Sc E5ght lines Of solid nonpsreh constitute
Equsle-
column vii - charged % ceuts per Line
So Marriage ana death notices Puhlished a.
other adVeTtlsgIlents-
ss- AIaiyer5-s seulents net marked for 8 sQe-
rided time VIII be discontinued 81 the end OF
one week.
i- handed in at the Clerks desk.
49, TsrlsliSta4l o,iUC-lissHscsls u1sf Be PAID gor
g.. lrsr1urE.
80 No advertisement VIII appear IN the
y eeklY paper. unless by special contract
Sc Advertisements TO be inserted IN the
Weekly paper only, or az Irregular intervals IN
either 81 ta- papers VIII be charged 81 per
square FOR each and every- insertion
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:

MsNFHrs, TEss., August g. 1853
have used Morgan self Rising Flour. and
find Il do be 8 most eXcalienl article. have
also examined the ingredients which prouuoa
Its self rising properties, snd dEd them 70 be,
not only innocent bat important to perfeet
nutrition can freely recommend e as most
healthful and desirable dcCr, producing sn
article Of bread superior 70 that made N the
ordinary manner.
JNO. R FRAYSER. NJ D.
We fully coucur in the above. having er-
smined the ingredients.
c. L. WILCOX, 81. y.
X. +. BROWN, M- .
have examined the ingredients aud pro
uounce them innocent and TIE bread superior.
r.
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~ Flve-twenties closed in London
OF the twenty-ffth ultimo, at sixty-siA
and $ fourth to sixty-six and hall,
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WANTED.
COTTON.

A LII COTTON shipped 10 us on good boats, or
n IN our Warehouse on Sale, Is covered by
our open Polices OF Insurance IN the DeSoto.
Home, Etna and Hartford ] Insurance Com
panies TAYLOR, MCEWEN, DUKE & co.
uov2-3m
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DENTAL NOTICE-REMOvAL.

II AFiSG resumed his profession. proposes TO
ii c9nfue his practice 70 Midwifery and Dis
eases OF Women aud Children.
once %, Residence Il Union Street Ifef In
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SELLING Off SELLING OFF


Is Going to Paris for new Goods she hss
4 Hair and many Fancy Articles el gre1tiy
reduced prices. 10 close cat her present stock
sTd make nom for her new stock Ladies II
need Of any goods in her ine VIII 90 ven . "a
on her. Won -riIf be sure 70 GET very good bar
rofns cell AZ Madame p LavisrIe's Ladles'
Tir-nr 81 FASHION, No. s55 Main slfee1-
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A NEW USE FOR MUMMIEs.-Thee edi-
tor of the Bunker Hill 441trOrG says that
a few Sundays ago, he heard a clergy
man, in illustrating point in his dis
New York merchant at Alexandria, in
Egypt, having occasion to furnish a ship
with freight homeward, was led, partly
through fear of pirates. TO load her with
mummies from the famous Egyptian
Catac0mbs. On arriving here, the
strange cargo was sold to a paper manu-
factureT in Connecticut, who threw the
whole mass, the linen eerement, the
bitumen and the poor remains of human
ity, into the hopper and had them
ground 70 powder. And" added the
speaker, "the words am now reading
to you are written on some Of thispaper.n
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A NOVEL ExcCRsIoN.-A pleasure trip
to Lima Peru Is proposed by a select
York about the first of February, and
10 occupy two months time. The route
laid down in the programme is by
steamer to Aspinwall and Panama and
down the coast 10 Callao. 1t is an
nounced that a few berths may be secured
by any agreeable persons who are not too
old or too stupid to enjoy the haps and
mishaps Of such an experimental excur-
sion in search ofnovelty, excitement and
happihcation, and the "nub" Of the
affair is neatly suggested in the further
that the price Of tickets for
the entire trip will be one thousand dol
lars for each person. No doubt those
who go will have first rate time of it.
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PRaCE OF sUBsCKIFTION.

Daily On advanced per sunum 80 -
per week 81
T. carriers sud neV-s-llealers, per copy o
weekly per auuuIn lin ad vance, "
tsz- N0subs description entered ON our man Dooas
fgr a les time fHsu one month.
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

S&**4f +f* ~ r'<<<@~<<~~.< ~r>~~-~~-n~~ nj
Ose - ~ Yenles 9eenby the Capsai, Of
Cuba % WS1nes1ay Aftrrneen Tive I'D
drcd and Sixty Miles East Of sandy Ho(
Az the British steamship Cuba reached her lasdH
place yesterday afternoon as Jersey City large mum
Of people were gathered around the wharves as US,
eager 70 see again familiar though long absent faces
earnestly bent upon business After recognition I
salutatious one Of the nrS inquiries made vas as
whether the Fieetwlng, vesta or Henrietta had bs
seen. In response to this some OF tho passengers
swered In the affirmative.
Inquiries Of the same nature were made by Others
ether passengers ON board tho steamship, and reply
similar import was elected. When she was moored
thewharf and could BE- obtained to Captain So
the single additional Kernel OF intelligence in referee
to the great ocean yacht race was obtained. The
tains words are given exactly He said that 'yester
afternoon. a. halfpast four o'co,k at distance OF
hundred Ind sixty miles East from Sandy Hook, va
was seen bearing due ewt All her small sails could
dscerned and she dipped her flag. but at distance
great that the color could not be distin suished
others were seen.''
The New York herald., 1866-12-14
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.


Tho Yacht RRce Excitoment- More or au|
ratt's Capsure-The Medsc Mines. &c.
SwEEr6BuRG Dec l3 l806l
The Atlantic yacht race causes great commotid
among the sports Of Canada Considerable mouey
Montreal is staked ON the result.
Cabinet council Is TO be held tomorrow At Ottaw
when IL Is expected acting Governor General Michel wi
inform the Ministers Of his plans in relation to the
fence Of the provinces.
st. Marie, theGdIscoverer Of surrats is native Of
prairie small village. nine miles from Montreal a.
was formerly employed clerk in the Post oice and
the Education ofncs In Montreal. H. atte rwards Q
listed In the American army Ofcia correspon dence
the HERALD states that Mr. Potter, in Septcmb<
1885, advised his government that surratt had then u
left Three Rivers for Europe, having been living wi
a Catholic priest who had concealed him, and that
October Mr.. Adams had Information that the ms
had arrived 10 Liverpool II that he NJ
arrested at that time because there doubt OF u
identity OF the man pointed out with Surratt St. Mari
In writing TO friend In Montreal. states that after
had given information Of Surrait being In Italy pho
graph was sent to Rome, and . confidential person
rectcd 20 compare II with the supposed original
AT Med0c Yesterday party Of gentlemen while ex&i
lining the country found some very fine specimens
gold on the farm adjoining Richardson's, owned BY
American named Irwin
Marrain Among the Cattle.
MONTREAL. Dec u, 1888.
Murran has broken out among the cattle Of parish
a. pe
The New York herald., 1866-12-14
vHt NEW uax ssxATaasEp.

AussSy, Dec. 13 1866
The contest for the New York Senatorship has been
narrowed down TO Representative Conkiing, senator
Harris and judge Noah L. Davis, Of Orleans county
Mr. Conklng has the influence OF the entire central and
northern counties Of the state Mr. Davis has portion
Of the countless and is the candidate Of Ben
Field Mr. Harris has the chairman OF the State Central
CommIttec the Baptist Church, the Albany Ereaing
Jos,ai Albany interest and three four counties
on the river Those who have been carefully canvass
the consider that there B no doubt that Cons
ling will get the republican caucus nomination.
The New York herald., 1866-12-14
AEEAlas IN BOSTON.
The Liquor Question Efforts TO Restore
Manufacturing Agencies In Boston The
Boston Yacht Club Murder Trials. &c.

The Liquor Question Efforts TO Restore
Mana fncturing Agencies ip Boston. The
Boston Yacht Ciab-Murdcr Trials. &c.
BosfoS, Dec. 13, 1890
The iouor question Is to be earnestly advocated before
the approaching Legislature IL Is stated that only scv
euleen ou Of the forty senators favorable to the
measure and some Of these cannot be cognted on TO
ccrointy The leading liquor dealers are satisfied with
the law AZ !, is At presen. ana e% ,h' Dny tow re
the Supreme Court of the United states viii regulate the
matter finally, and for that decision the aniguor Law
men are willing 20 wait. Much complaint exists with
reference 10 the conduct OF the state constables II
charged that they purposey avoid The large and wealthy
liquor estabishments and prcsecnte only the smaller
powers dare not raise political dust by cutting the no
ster eteb-hmenls Fiee-sxths OF those who prose
cuted nre said 10 opposed TO the dom r.r,y The
whole action the state consiabuiarv charged
be sided, and legislative inquiry threatened
irtu their conduct by the radical temperance
Efforts loot 10 restore the agencies VI large
manufacturing establishments, hitherto carried 10 New
York, and locate them again IN Bosion The establish.
ment Ines of the south II believed
favorable This restoration, hut the manufacturing
porntions not willing 10 surrender their New York
agencies test the theory q the promoters Of the ne~
The amount Of money contributed last wear 70 me
charities of this city by the state Legislature and private
individual subscriptions, Ear be asccunued is
no, far from SIS e00 The amount represented
greatly exceeding similar contributions IN the city of
tn. new Boston Yacht Club reported 10 I've arrang
ing for challenge regatta, TO OF summer,
With special reference to showing the New York yachts
men chow 20 de ~ There many plncky and
wealthy men connected with the club
John Rronchar has far rccovered from hs Illness
he able 20 resume his engagement At tue Boston
theatre Monday next.
In the carc Of McAvena tried for the murder OF Mary
seary The ury undnle 10 agree verdict. stand
ing six 20 SIX The prisoner was remauded tu ,aA
The tra OF Mrs elizabeth Snsl for the nrirdrr OF her
grand daughter, concluded tIs afternoon in the
Supreme Court Testimony taken for the dsfenue
until late the afternoon when Attorney General Reed
said the government Ter having heard the testimony
could hrt consent 10 verdict OF guilty Ac-
cordingiy after little deslay vcrdiei was rendered
The court room was crowded ~ tho time aud much
tion saowu. Mrs Smell when the verdict Of Not
guity"' was brought in was very much affected
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

. to bs peapaasA "a ssi wiA pss.pn<n n eass
khsrs should b sny iaaleahsasof q inbuldA
o. The part Of Wan street. 70 turn New York
Central into fancy stock, or on tho part Of
the express companies to add to the incon-
veniences and embarrassments heretofore
thrown in the way Of shippers Of freight, In
order to drive them to do their business by
expreas 3 er--r- s7eetssr.--
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

OMNIBUS FARES. are overwhelmed with
communications complaining that the omnibus
proprietors maintain the high fares which they
charged while hay and oats we're at war prices,
although the cost OF both 10 not half what Il
was at the period whom they raised them.
The omnibus proprietcrs. II is stated. are
making large prodts out Of the diasrcnce A
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

OK Dr.--It is rumored, and apparently on
good authority. that Hon. Ben Wood, State
Senator, in . trial OF skill with Congressman
elect Hon. John Morrissey, at the scientific
game of faro, on Wednesday night last, realized
the handsome winnings Of $4,000. The con-
test took place at the headquarters Of Congress
man Morrissey, on Twenty-fourth street.
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

The public hereby notified that the silver badges
heretofore used by the regular reporters Of the NEw
York HERALD have been recalled and will longer be
used means of Identifying the attaches OF this
Uf1ce
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

stop, Aewsvss, -wili - pat 70 shs vhsa ne
Lsgislataze meea. II We havs 'werda Of
advice to give tbem II is 70 anticipate the move
mont which b on foot to bring them TO their
senses
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

RECORDER HACKETT ON THE INSECURITY or THE
New OrERA HousE.--In his charge TO the Grand
Jury on Wednesday the Recorder called their
attention 10 the haste and recklessness with
which buildings are being run up throughout
the city, and referred 10 the construction Of
the new Opera House In Fourteenth street as
being proper subject for inquiry on their
part When Il Was first proposed 10 use the
remnsnts Of the old walls We objected to them
as being unsafe, aud urged the entire recon-
s,ruction of the building. The Recorder,
probably on the suggestion of some Of our
leading architccts, has taken hold Of the SUBJ
jcct, and he very properly recommends that
thorough examination shall he made Of the
wallis lie thinks tha. after the intense heat TO
which they have been subjected they may not
be strong enough 10 sustain the enormous
pressure which they will he called upon 10
bear, and that a fearful catastrophe may result
from II. This Is more than probable, and we
are not sure that even the inquiry proposed
will satisfactorily decide the matter. The
Grand Jury will probably only make n cursory
examination Of the building, aud lis opinions,
unless they are fortified by those OF architects
in whom the public can put confidence, will be
of very little value. The difficulty presents.
another illustration OF the necessity which
exists for the creation BY the Legislature Of .
Board of Works Had such body been in
existence the stockholders Of the Academy OF
Music would not have dared 10 risk the safety
Of the public In the deslre to economizc .
iew ,housapd dopar.
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

SAFETY OF FERRY PAssEN0ERs--An inspcc-
tor Of steamboats, writes to inform us that the
inspectors have NO authority over ferryboats,
except SO far ~ relates to their hulls and ma
chinery, and that there is no power to compel
the ferrybosts to carry life-preservers, &c.
Well, if there is not, there ought to be, and an
immediate amendment ought to be made to the
act OF Congress Of June 8, 1864, 10 that effect
Will some Of our Congressman move in the
matter at once!
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

soLpKRs' Ayp Slnoss CmDRys. card Of Messrs
Thomas 4 CO. In relation 10 the Home and SCHOOL for
the maintenance and education cf the destitute children
Of soldiers and sailors Wall deserves s',snioa Tho
obioct seems " be ofefE Vav oraisarWthy.
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

GERMAN sTADr THEATRE. Nos. As snd 47 Bowery.-
ORrusgs II UxrERwELr. ae ~.
The New York herald., 1866-12-14
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

New York. Friday, December Ia. 1906.
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN. -ErHIoPiAS MIN.
srRxlsY BALLADS BURLxsoUKs AND PANronxEs.
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

CHARLEY WHITES COMBINATION TROUPE. at
AVID LAucpABLK ENTERTAINMENTS. CoRrs pE BALLEE &C,
Tux MfsgHIsvOUs NECCER tNt
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

GERMAN ITALIA THEATRE, No. 5l4 Broadway
SiE Isr wAnNsisSiG-PLAUpxRsruKnxS
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

NAsHvLtg, Dec Is iss6
The weather the Memphis and Charleston aud NASH
viio and Chattanooga Railroads on Tues
day that several trains delayed By locomotives
giving out and pipes fr enng white upon the road
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

The Weather In Canadr.
ToRoSIo. Dec. i3--weathcr cold cloudy and with sp
pcarsnre 0f SNOW.
OWEN Socvr Dec IL 1t has becn showing here snco
Saturday and n three feet IN cepih
PoRr DAfnoteIs Dec l3-The wcilsnd Canal ~ frozen
over and closes officially on the 18th instant.
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner OF Grand and Crosby
sreets--GREAr MASONIC FAiR IN AID or rHE HALL AND
AsYLuM FUND.
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

Murrain Among the Cattle.
l M0SrReAI. Dec 13 1888.
Murran has broken out among the cattle OF parish
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

STEINwAY HALL. Fourteenth street-MR kEs-
sKDr's GRAND EnTxRTAIxMxNr-THE SONGS OF SCOTLAND
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

ST. STEPHENS CHURCH lTwenty-eightb street, be-
Lexington and Third aveAuesGRAND FAIR FEsrI-
AND PROMENADE CONCERT
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

Co;sssox on ctIy RstAo,p = thcat abals.p .pas sls
ocock last evening Of tho freight cars, belong
rs 10 the New Haven Railroad Company, was ercss na
se corner of Grand and Bcwerv, into one OF ne
passenger Of the Grand street line nearly deno,sn
rg the latter There was ~ The tina quite ssres
number Of passengers 10 tue csr st oftauser oaas
injured
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

NEW YORK THEATRE. Broadway. opposite New York
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

KELLY LEONs MINsrRELs. TO Broadway. oppo-
aite 0ho Nav York etel-IN SONGs, DANCES EccRN
7ssOl1Ds 8URIEsouKs, &c-MArRrncsr-ArRIcAS PoLKA-
IA Acu srArUr
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

FIFTH AvrNUE OPERA HOUSE. Nos and West
Twou stres MrSsrRELs ErHIoPtAS
MnsTRELsr BxlIxps BuRIEseUeA &C. THE MAN II
ULAOx 4fN
The New York herald., 1866-12-14

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