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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-07
Eentuckv Itena,

Owensboro has been chartered as a
city.
Stephen V. Rogers and Judge Warner
Grow, prominent and aged citizens Of
Owensboro, died last week.
Col. John w. Crockett was arrested in
Henderson, by the United States author
tiles, on a charge of treason, IL is sup
posed.
A son of D. S. Wade, of Glasgow, was
dangerously injured by saw-log rolling
on him.
The Louisville and indianapolis Petro-
leum Company struck oil at depth Of
l76 feet.
Jas. B. Halcombe, of Mercer county,
while resisting arrest on charge Of muir
der, was shot and killed by Mr.. A. J. t.
Conn, who was assisting the Sheriff in
making the capture.
Samuel Claunch, of Mercer county,
killed James Claunch on the 2Sth ult
They were second cousins.
Mimms, the murderer Of George w.
Waters, oRParis, KY, is outside turnkey
OF the Cincinnati jail.
Mr.. David Aliens house, near the
Bourbon line, was destroyed by fire last
week. Loss $4,000.
John B. Jones, once a noted editor of
this State, died u few days since at Bur-
lington, n. J.
Capt Matthew Jenkins, of Mercer
county, who was recently wounded in
an ahray at Harrodsburg, is dead 4
w. J. Lusk was elected representative
in the Legislature from Garrard county,
without opposition.
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Fenian aoveaens.

WAsuINoros, March g
There was large meeting held to-njght
10 hear something about tha FenIan
movement There We're several snaanhes
made among them one from Cantaiu
MeComiorty, said 10 be a Confidential
messenger from Head Centre Sfenbens
70 the fenians in America. lie ,,s,a !,
glowing account Of the Fenian prosne,.,s
fenians were requested 10 convene A.,
secret council after the meeting. To near
important statements that could moi he
made public.
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Frnrn Vera Crur.

Vera Cruz dispatches, TO the 1st inst,
state that there was great activity in
French military affairs at Vera Cruz, but
not Of a character to indicate an early
evacuation Of the country by the Euro
peans. French troops, in large mum bers,
were arriving at Vera Cruz from the in
terror, and embarking on transports. 1t
was understood they were landed for the
defense Of Tampico, which was seriously
threatened by the Republicans; and it
was even intimated that they were i'm
tended for frontier service, in order to be
in readiness TO meet and check the ad-
vance of liberal Mexico and the United
Sfstas
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that in the end they must surely return

that in the end they must surely return
TO plague the inventors.
II Is fortunate that in each OF these
eases the bane and the antidote 60 nearly
together. The member of Congress who
claims for his preiudices an authority sll-
perior TO the Constitution, and for his
win a weight beyond all law, soon ceases
to be a trouble except to his friends. The
demagogues who travel from place to
place, lying everywhere for THEN. per-
sonal profit, long ago rendered them
selves impotent for good or i'll, except in
the narrow circle in which they move.
The newspapers which in their zeal for
factien forget 10 be decent, are throwing
away the influence they might usefully
WELD, and making for themselves q rep
utation that viii stick TO them long after
Andrew Johnson shall have triumphed
over the malignity Of his enemies.
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A far correspondent sends the Rich
mond, Va, ErGmiRer the following
delicate pen and ink portrait of the only
living scion Of the late Gen. +. J. Jack
son. She is evidently in love with her
subject:
l had recently the pleasure of seeing
the child of StOuewall Jackson. She is
bright little cheTub, about three years
old, with fair hair, blue eyes, and a COM
pleXion Of mingled lilies and roses-thp
lilies, however greatly predopinating-
although, perhaps, She does not look very
robust. For the benefit Of curious moth
ers, will describe her dress. She wore
a Marie Louise blue merino, trimmed
with narrow black velvet, ribbon edged
with white. Her little cloth cloak was
Of a light drab color, ornamented with
bands of silk and fancy buttons. Her
bat was Of English straw, trimmed with
blue velvet and blue and white feathers.
a tippet and muff Of ermine completed
the costume Of the little fairy, and she
looked as enchanting as any mothers
darling need look. She was bornein the
arms ola cOlored nurse, and TO whom
she was prattliug with exhuberent gay
ETY. The dark eyed, sad looking lady
who followed her, in widows cap and
garb Of deepest mourning, completed the
picture Of sunshine and shadow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-07

The Radical Germans Of Chicago. at a
meeting few nights since, passed the
following resolutions
ResOtpeG, That the House of Repre-
sentatives IS asked to take measures at
once TO cause the impeachment of the
President for his many unconstitutional
acts,
Hesolred, That Congress continue in
session until March 1867, IN order TO pre-
vent any "cootp d'etdt," should such be
attempted by the WoHld-be Napoleon,
Hna 10 prevent the abuse Of the immense
patronage in behalf Of the new Confed-
crate party.
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Hemphls and Charleston Railroad.
CHANCE OF scHEnuI.r-

On and after WEDNESDAY. the sth ins5an
the uains on the Memphis land Charleston Rail
road viii run DAILY, as follows.
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Internal Revenue.

WASHINGTON, March 2
All persons making deposits on the
creditofthe Treasury of the United States
on account of Internal Revenue, from
whatever source, are notified that the
correctness of their accounts depends on
their transmitting the original certifi-
cate Of deposit to the Secretary of the
Treasury, and the duplicate to the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue.
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Westward Trains.
The Connection by this Route
is Complete.
ALL RAIL AND NO STAGING.
Faro Less
Than by Any Other Route.

Trains on the Mississippi Central Railroad
leave Grand Junction on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at ? O'Clock pm.
Trains on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad leave
Corinth going North and South Daily south
al PM and North a. am.
At Decatur regular connect iouE are made with
the Nashville and Decatur Road for Nashville,
Louisville etQ.
At Stevenson connections are made with
trains on the Nashville and Chattanouza Rail-
road.
At chattanooga con nectiOns are made with
trains on the East Tennessee and Georgia, aud
Western aud Atlantic Railroads, for all parts
OF Georgia, South and North Carolina, Virgins
and the North.
apply at No. l3 Court street, or AZ the Memphis
and Charleston Depot.
". j. Ross. Gen 7 Supr.
G. J. ANDERSON
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
JULIUS HAYDEN.
ialf-im-felI General Travelling Agent.
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TRANSPORTATION.
d I111AI % MI ORIt SAFEINt
OLD RELIABLE
LITTLE MIAMI
RAILROAD
Via COLUMBUS.
shortest Quickest Route from Cinelr' ,
EaStaTI Cities, TlFEs, Villages z 9tahalg.

So The LITTLE MIAMI e the ONLY Lin.
/ Runuing Lightning Expires Trans from C.n-
I ciunafi 70 the Esstt Itbeinx the Shortest Lfu4
/ CoNNECTIOSs are CI-ErkIg-anl Psss-nsars
/ have AlrPLE TIsK for n IA Is.
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Inaian AnaLr. On 20 gEe.i,o.

WAsHINGToE. March Q
The Indian Agent and Superintendent
at Santa Fe, New Mexico, In his report
y Commissioner Cooley, dated February
luth, 1865, states that he had received
complaint from the Navajo Indians,
that the Utes had made a raid into the
NaVaJoes' country and killed many Of
their people, besides having driven of a
large amount Of stock. Reports reach
him that there is but a few hundred
NaVaJoes remaining. The agent doubts
these reports, and says that the Indians
have no correct idea OF distance or num-
Der. de thinks there are about 900 Of
them in the Reservation,
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Axes, PIows, Etc.

Axes, PIOws. Etc.
On DOZEN BEST AXES.
80 Pairs Trace Chains
$50 Avery and Hall PlOws.
10 Two Horse Wagons.
2JQ Sacks Corn.
600 Bales Hay.
loo sacks Bran.
$50 Bushels seed Oats.
% Hhds. New Orleans Sugars.
80 Bbls. White Sugars.
90 Bags Coffee.
Is Tierces Hams.
10 Casks Bulk sides and Bacon.
100 Grind Stones.
1000 Gallon Jugs, Jars Pans, etc.
800 Bbls. salt
40 Bbls. Mess Pork.
rs Packages Cheese.
80 Bbls. MClasses
50 Kegs Choice Syrups.
100 Bb!s. Choice Meal.
Candies, Soap, Starch, Tobacco Powder Shot
White Lead, Oils, Fruits, Candies etc.
p1- Ia store and arriving. "a
January 10Th.
TAYLOR, MCEWEN, DUKE & co.
MARI 3m
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OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF.

OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF
En- hags Cohee.
100 bbls Molasses.
90 = bDlS. do.
lclJ pkgS Mackersl
lg1 do. Star Candles, 4, 4 & whole.
~ boxes Layer Eaisins.
- @oz Buckets.
z9 dozen Brsoms-a a consignment.
% sets Tubs
Joe boxes Starch,
81 bags Rice
- bb.s. (2SJfs.l Salt
- baSs Liverpool salt.
E4n kegs Nails.
leo bbI-. hard and soft Sugars.
50 bbis. Golden Syrup.
so boxes Oysters 81 and 81
~ boxes Fresh Peaches.
10 cartoons Figs.
l.J cases Telegraph Matches.
% boxes Soda
leo boxes q Sardines
llg baskets Piper HeidEick
20 cases Liquors, assorted
p drums Goldfish
so eases ficRles
100 kegs Pigs Feet
= = bbis. do
30 krgs Lard
80 tierctS Lard
l00,0G1 lbs Bulk Pork rcurean
i 5g5 h3iS' sl Faglas xxx Flour, Epi-
- 20 Superfine Flour, cheap.
- gross bottles 8's TYeast Powders
90 lozen Preston Il MerriIl's genuine
-ct boxes Cheese.
~ do Candy, assorted.
- CO. Jockey Club Sauce
o. do. London sauce
" 90. Ley for making Soap.
ltH dozen Cotton Cards
30 dozen " col Caras
10 bales india RsgyiuR
80 bbls. Mess PORK
5W ltalns Wrapping Paper.
lt9 rs wrapping Twine.
= bas Pepper.
20 5ag- Spice.
100 kegs Sirup
500 sozen Builer's Backing.
luD boxes Buffers Ink.
20 kegs Wagon Tar
LOO boxes Gar! ett's Snuf
100 do. Tomato Ketchnp.
100 do. Pepper Sauce
80 bbis. Vinegar
SO bbls- Fiiberts Almonds a. Tr,zils
go bblS. CorurneaI - ~ 49-
- bags Race Ginger
50 dozen Seiv.s.
100 dozen shoe Brushes
100 bbls. Common Whislv
90 Dds bourbon WHISKY
~ .mpiy hegs and Half Barrels.
% tlerceS Hams.
25 casks Clear Side Bacon s.c
WoLCOTT, SMITH & co.
WE HAVE on Consignment and for Sale
1000 bags Corn,
6I9 bags Oats,
~ hhis Filberts.
hhds. Figs
800 pcs. Bulk Meat
100 kegs Lard
y Lerces HAIRS, very Mica
X .,3e1 ~ =, breakfast Bacon, very nice
~ cases Wahoo Bittera,
100 boxes Soap
10 cartoons Figs.
y bags Dried Peaches.
~ Kegs Cheice Yellow Mich. Butter.
30 bbls. (2sslas. salt.
50 boxes Cuba Skies.
ltj gross Fine at Tobacco etc
lel I'M liol WOLC0TT. SMITH q co.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE. ,


CCMPrRo LLER's OFFICE
Nashville, Feb'y 8. l5ad-
I, :. W HATCHEiT, Comptroller Of the
Treasury. do hereby certify that the Interns-
uOnai Insurance Company, l0cated At New
York CIry, in the state Of New York, has pro-
duCed 10 me satisfactory evidence that said
Com many has compiled with all the require
ments GI the laws OF this Stale Of Tennessee i'm
posed on Insurance COInpauie les, ana 1 further
certify that ). r Clarke q Co, Agents Of said
Company, have also complied = ith the require
NESTS OF the laws Of the state. made and pro-
viCed IN such cases; wherefore, said Interna-
tional Insurance Company has authority 10
take risks ana transact the business Of fnsur-
anee in this state, at Memphis, Tenn.
This certificate or Agency must be renewed
the lst days Of July and January OF each year.
5. ". HATCHETT.
(sEAL-) Comptroller Tenn.
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In recommending these Pianos TO public
notice, I claim that they are superior 10
any other Pianos made in UolHDae,
pairitg Of tone, great po10er, briiiiancy,
f,etness, depth and eUeRneSs Of touch,
durability and finch. In0t only claim
this, but am prepared 10 sit5stdsltidte
AZ TO the entire sotisfactioR Of all par
ties interested, and can safely ledre IL
to any candid Judge or judges for de
cfsion. 4 guarantee Of fve gears
given NTH eUeyy Instrument and no
charges made for coUer, stool or sltip-
ping. Old Pianos taken in exchange.
II. BERNARD.
mari In 80 Main street.
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LIABILITIES.
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&c Aet q Ineorpora.lon 5 herswlth.

STATE % NEW YORK.
County OF New York, January g, ls55.
Charles Taylor, President, and L. G Hine, Sec
retaTy ef the INrERSATIOSAL IssCRANCE Cox
PASY, 10 me personally known, deposs and say
that they are Ssid officers, and that the fJregO-
ing Is a true, ful aud correct statement rf the
affairs Of said Company on The thirty-first
day Of lecember, lsd5 that said Com pany is the
bona Beie owner OF one million dollars cash
capital, aud thr.e hundred and forty-eight
thousand i've hundred anu eighteen dollars
and torty-thre= cents cash surplus, invested as
above all OF which is the absolute property OF
said Company, fTee and clear from al leins and
claims thereon, except ss above stated, and as
may be Necessary Tor " reinsurance fund, p
according 70 the best Of their knowledge, infor-
nation aud belief pectively.
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OFFICERS :

". H. CHERRY, President
A. T. LACEY, vlee-President-
r. C. DANIEL, : Cashier.
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STATE OF TEN NESSEE.
CoMPTROLLER's OFFICE.
Nashville, Fsb'y u, IS56.
I, 5. W. HATCHETT Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify thai the Arctic Fire
and Inland Insurance Company. located AZ
New York, in the state OF New York, has pro-
duced 10 me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all the require
ments Of the laws OF the State Of Tennessee i'm
ceTtirv that Mes. :. r Clarke q Co., Agents Of
said Com pany, have also com Piled with the re-
quirements OF the laws of the state, made and
provided in such uases: wherefore, said Arctic,
Fire and Inlaud Insurance Company has au-
thority TO take risks ami transact the business
OF insurance in this state, at Memphis, Ten
nesse G.
This certificate OF Agency must be renewed
the lst days OF July and January~uf each year.
s. W. HATCHETT,
fsEkrl ffer%irn1 GOmurroIler Tenn
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1elteL Ic- ptEtlNrlF
CHARLES TAYLOR, Preside

sworn 70 ard subscribed, the date last above
written, before me,
CHARLES NE.TTLETON,
Com missioner for the state Of Tennessee.
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