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NEW ADvERTISEM'Ts
On Thursday, March Sth.

TT is our purpose to endeavor 10 make it al
4 that a Religious and Family New-papel
ought TO be: a vehicle for the spread Of every
species of useful information 70 the farmer, Ia,
merchant, the professional man, the mechanic
the scholar, the divine, the maIdens, wives anC
mothers, the sons, husbands and fathers, and
last, though not least, to the little ones, Who's
minds, Ike the soil in the sprtUg, are ready fOl
the reception of the seed sown 10 each and al
OF these 10 viii be our object to give their pOr
ton in due season. and endeavOr so TO psini
everything We present 10 our readers as TO lead
them TO the possession OF that Wisdom who's
price Is above rubies; and while we shall neg.
lect nothing which might assist them in the
lawful temporal business. our best efforts shall
be made 70 induce them " to lay up their treas.
ures where moth and rust do not corrupt, mol
thieves break through and steal"
The Memphis Conference, at its late session
TO reissue the paper at as early a
period as II could be done judieiOusly. II haS
been delayed in consequence OF the almost en-
ing restored, and we therefore propose 10 issue
the first number at the time specified In order
that our preachers, people and friends may
have a specimen OF what it viii be, and know
that its publication viii be certain. We shall
then allow them a few weeks to send in theiI
subscriptions, aud the second number will be
Published on the 5th OF April, which will be a
permanent resumption OF the paper; after
which it viii be published every Thursday.
TERMS Three dollars for the year, univer-
sally in advance. Address 5. WATSON,
feb5 &c Editor.
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one hundred guns have been
nred at st. Louis m honor Of ~ pr
ldents veto Of the Freedmen,s nIreen
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kOYsTER, TREZEyANT = CO.
arA- ara ara-- ra---H

TEN YEARS LEASE FOR
SEle.-Thrss new Brick Dwelling a0usss,
with alease for tan gsars-zTound rert payable
/ = the Of each yesr-5itua1ed On s. Martin
/ street. two doors south or Besl. Thisi a god
/ oupertuniry for 9 home. II NOS sod u chs
l ZWh inst, thev VII be rented % good reDa1@
mons others need apply For particulars cali
/ on Mr.. Alden, d the premises 0rNl2 Front
o ar~anF THHHLr
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MADISON, I'D, Feb. 24-The steamer Hill
man colided with the steamer Mamie Byers
this morning, sinking the latter. It Is reported
that N lives were LOST.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-25

RAN into our stables, on February Isth. o,s
~ sorrsl Horse, with bride ; "a saddle. Ho-@
old, hind feet white The owner c5n - ~
pI1Nlng property and paying charges. II not
S1lleo lot Nlthln ten days, viii be sold 10 nav
feS l0te ~
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

I FOR CIRCUIT COURT Clerk.
u gUhN A ON f. a candidate for CIR
curt S9urt Clerk. al the ensuing Msrch election.
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~ The steamer Madison, bound from
Cincinnati for New Orleans, with a cargo
valued at 500, 900, struck the rocks at the
head Of the canal at Louisville, yester-
day morning, and sunk in seven feet
water The cargo VIII be recovered in e
Eamsged condition, and the boat viii
-robsbly be raised. The cargo was in
sured principally IN Cincinnati Offices.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-25

RT Recently, in the Circuit Court Of
bingham county, in Illinois. five men
-named Eugene Russell, William Stsi-
cup, Jacob BOUCHER, Clark Howell. and
Robert Russeil-who were tried and con-
victed Of numbering David w. Shepperd.
were sentenced to be hanged on the 18th
of March. Amovement has been started
to have the sentence commuted to inn
prisonment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-25

Cotton SEED! Cotton Seed!
5000 BUSHELS
Choice New Cotton Seed.

In order toelose up a partnership account. we
VII sell the above named quantity OF strictly
prime new seed for the next nftee, dsvS a.
stxty-nve cents per hushei.
BEAUMONT, HAMILfON 4 co.
feZi-&W No. 80 Front Pow "a a.
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seA-The bill to provide for r~efunding
Lhe Communication paid by the One Hun
oreo Days men, Of the national Guard,
vas defeated In the Ohio SEM te,
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MARRIED.

LINDsEY-BARR-At the residence Of the
brides father, Jackson, Tennessee, February
zd, 1866, by Rev. Mr.. Harrison, Mr.. L. 7. LIND
sEY, Of Memphis, to Miss LErITIA A, daughter
Of BenI. Barr.
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Thayer Go NOyes'
CIRCUS COMBINATION
From the Academy Of Music, New Orleans,
VIII Exhibit at Memphis

On Corner of Second and Union sts.,
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2L-on the zd the Democrats
and conservatives met and adopted resolutions
sustaining the Presidents veto, and pledging
themselves 70 labor for the overthrow Of the
present Constitution Of Missouri, it being in
| conflict with the essential principles OF liberty
and formed by e faction insugurated by fraud
and violence.
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re- The fines, penalties and forfeitures
collected in internal revenue cases for
six months lnsl past, amount to 500. 600.
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TOR SALE

e5Ge acres Of land In T~aiIo5uz1a county
Miss Immediately st Garner station. CT the
Mississippi and Teuneszse Eal-ca1. Iuclezrsd,
finely Watered, and balance vel Wcot-L Ihe
Railroad viii need all the wood on TIE tract
The place Is well improved, healthy and IN =
good neighborheod- Terms extremely low.
Apply 70 = G. LE4GA.
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900 5blz No. I PttsbuTg COAL, EsiscIsansI
ard promptly deliversd-
Also, two gunwaies and one shell 11rze 6F
h B. PACEEh.
fet8 Inn No S WashfnF-on street.
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Of NASHVILLE, VIII receive a limited num-
" Der Of Pupils IN the School Room at the cor
ner OF Washington and Orleans Streets, on
Monday, February 18th. For terms Of eniuon,
etc, apply at the School Room or At s. Court
street.
feb2l-2W
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5000 Busasis COTTON SEED.
Apply 70 D H TOWNsEED
E5L Fru1t streS.
MsHaphiS January 3sb 1885. JAIL 2m
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Els. Appoa'. Please correct the above state
men- Letters, Insumcieuuy prepaid, are no,
sent TO the Dead Letter Office as alleged, but are
Invariably forwarded by this office, the due
postage marked and charged 20 tho omce OF de-
livery. so Letters are sent 20 the Dead Letter
ONCE except those which are elareg unpaid,
Or stamped either with the Old issue NJ postage
stamps, or with revenue stamps, which are not
receivable for postage. Your obt sorv't
R0Br C. Grsr, F. N.
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90 r SALE
10 r S - E

One Hundred Acres or good Cotton Land,
four miles West 0F Madison, Ark, under q rQ.-
cradle good renee, free rom fallen riurer. Win
house room, gin. press ana ELL AacllEzry al
II good running order
feb2 2w~ ESTHA " "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-25

EE Assistant Secretary Chambers ac-
count OF the results Of his Investigations
Of official corruptions In the South, will
startle the country. Tie frauds are most
comprehensive, and involve military as
well as civil officials, Within the last
year the Government has been swindled
out Of more than $780, 600, 600. y special
committee Of investigation Will be insti-
tuJed that viii unravel a complicated
system Of Tascality.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-25

H2 The New erseyLegislature passed
a resolution yesterday, indorsing the
course OF President johnson.
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hsvs m hand sud are constantly recesY-
a, = iarge and Eslact assortment o. Flour and
other Produce, and parties VII 1nd ~ 70 their
nnrchases Prompt attention given 70 all bust
- entrusted TO our care, and orders filed az
ne Shortest notice and lowest rates Consign-
msnts solicited feb2 Inc
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NOR GAT.E.-G0l Acres Of LAND M
II der one survey. extending RON within
80 miles OF the Mississippi river essrEsr1- az
Onion ana Dyer counties. This tract znorac5
r,ueh of ReINcE aka, with y Large quantity
~ valuable cypraz rimhsE. The bzl1uc5 8
Isvb land. vaIuabls for cultivation Ses col
CSas. %. McLans, or the -uudeE[-1
fandl I'm GHAE 4pN b1EEE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-25

This invention consists OF Duplex for two
Elliptic Pure Refined Steel Springs, ingeniously
braided tightly and firmly together, edge K
edge, making the toughest, most flexible, elias
tic and durable spring ever used. They seldom
bend or break, like the Single Springs, and con
sequently preserve their perfect and beautiful
shape more than twice as long as any Single
The wonderful hexibuity and great comfort
and pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex
Elliptic skirt viii be experienced particularly
in all crowded assemblies, operas, carriages
railroad cars, church pews, arm chairs, FOL
promenade and house dress, as the skirt can bS
folded when in use to occupy a small place a:
easily and conveniently as a muslin dress.
A lazy having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and great convenience OF wearing the Duplex
never afterwards willingly dispense with theii
use. For Children, misses and young ladies
they are superior to all others.
The hoops are covered with two ply double
twisted thread and viii wear twice as long as
the single yarn covering which is used on al
single steel hoop skirts. The three bottom rod
on every skirt are also double steel, and twice
or double covered TO prevent the covering from
wearing of the rods whep dragging down
stairs, stone steps, etc, etc, which they are
constantly subject 70 when In use.
All are made OF The new and elegant corded
tapes, and are the best quality in every psrt,
giving to the WeArer the most graceful and per
feet shape possible, and are unquestionsbly the
highest most desirable, comfortable and eco
nomical skirt ever made.
For sale in all first class stores, Wholesale and
Retail, in 1is cay, and throughout the United
states and Canadas, Havana de Cuba, Mexico,
So Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic Tor
Double Spring skirt
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pS-The bill authorizing the establish.
ment Of workhou=e in CInclnnad has
passed the Ohio Legislature, and win n,
a law when signed by Gov. Cox.
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Hss- There are now 799 male and 81
female %convicts in the Illinois peniten-
tiary, atJoliiet, HIS, about 800 more than
there We're a year ago.
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EEHYaES APPEAL
NJ Z NJ 2 HIS.
rEBRuARr %. 1888

Br On our first page viii be found a
full account Of the Mass Convention at
Nashville.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-25

E@~ The Presidents Veto is hailed
with joyous approval, all over the coun-
try. It Is as if s. great weight had been
lifted of the heart Of the nation.
Ia We could not curtaiI our editorial
space for a better object than TO make
room for our fair correspondent, "HELEN
Mac" The subject she treats so well, i.
pre-eminently worthy the serious con
alteration Of every father, and Of the
Statesman. We ask for the communl.
cation an attentive perusal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-25

Tuesday, 27th.-----at 2 and 7 pm
Mednssdsy 2sth-at and pm
Friday, 2d..---.~- al 2 and 7 pm
Saturday, " 3d-~-......--- at 2 and 7 pm
THE Management would respectfully state
i that in organizing their Circus Company.
they have spared neither time. labor normOrey
to make their present Combination the most
brilliant and attractive ever presented 10 the
patronage OF the pubic. Through the indOm-
liable perseverance, Of their Special Agents,
aided by the prestige o the worldwide repu-
tation OF the Proprietorsl they have made the
four quarters Of the globe contribute their
choicest gems to form this
BRILLIANT CONSTELLATION.
Tsis Grand Alliance OF Talent is organized on
& scale Of unprecedented -magnincence, and the
extraordinary and varied performance OF
Foreign and Native Artists
VIII inaugurste a new era in amusements- The
enter atnmenJ vii be produced with a degree
of originality and splendoT never before at
tenn pied In this country.
The Colossal COmbinat on abounds in Superb
Acts, Thrilling Feats, Gorgeous spectacles, CIas-
sic Displays. Regal Pastimes, Picturesque Games,
Sumptuous Festivities, Fascinating and Vivid
Pskeantries, BEAUTIFUL Groupings, Marvellous
Sensations, Graceful HOrsemanship, Brilliant
Arena Gems, Racy Humor, Sparkling urrusca-
tons OF Wit, forming
A PYRAMID OF WONDERS
Truly magnificent, enriched by the browning
adornment of an eminent and glorious
CYCLE OF GENIUS.
Every performances will be signalized by the
appearance OF those
Stars OF MatehIess Skill,
DR.. James L. Thayer,
MIR. c. W. Noyes.
Nj. $. P. Stckuey,
Miss Emma Stickney.
Mr.. Robert SuCkney,
Mr.. Thomas King,
Mrs. Thomas King,
Mr.. James c. Reynolds, Willie Dutton.
Mr.. Chas. Reid MI Saunders,
Mr.. VIM. Spark Mr. Dan. Keys
Mr.. Kincade, J. Hazelett,
Mons MOrest, Master Cook.
Mile Virginia, Mile LaPierre,
Watson, Jaques,
HoltOn, Duval,
And q throng Of Juveniles
And a host OF Auxiliaries.
Exquisite eplsones in this unique and levia-
than concern. are the magnificent performing
horse Grey Eagle. Jr.. and the indescrfbably
Comic Monkey Victor, ttained and intro
comedy Mules, Dick and Uncle Sam.
trained and introduced by Mr.. Thayer, and the
u~neXampled canine wonders, Kate, Jennie.
Fannie, trained and introduced by Professor
DeLouis.
Jas. Thayer.
Reynolds
Campbell.
The attention Of tie public will be more par
icularly called to the advent Of this unparal-
eled troup of artists, by the Promenade Con-
cert through the principal streets, by the Brass
Band, in their Golden Chariot, drawn by
twGlve beautiful Arabian horses, on
TUESDAY MORNING.
ADMIssIoN-Family Circle, 81; Second Circle,
70 cents; Freedmen Seats, 80 cents.
SEATS FOR ALL.
Fe1+eod7t
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REMOVAL.

Mrs. +. II. TCEE3 has removed her Millinery
NJ and Dress making establishment from ~
Main street 70 No. 20 Union. between Main and
second streets, where she VIII Be happy 10 see
her old customers h1-iw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-25

citizens Of Noxubee county,
Miss contemplate raising a fund for Che
e,'.,-oii VI a monument 10 the memory
OF lne Confederate soldiers from that
county who were killed in the late war
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PRIVATE SCHOOL,

7 A. NJ. ROBERT, who taught in ebfs c,tv
e. nom 1850 TO 1850, has returned, and will
open a private school at the residen ee or Mr.. {.
streets, on the 18th instant.
TUITIO y
$3.50 Per Session OF Five Months. one-afth
payable monthly tsb9s In
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B5 The New York Express statesthat
Ben. Butler has paid TO Smith Brothers,
u New Orleans, the $4,000 which they
allcge be distracted from their vaults,
together with interest, all costs and sber-
ms poundage, making an aggregate Of
over ~I-1 GE4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-25

bD No preparations were made in
Cincinnati, Ohio, for the celebration Of
W~ashington's birthday. The day, say
the papers Of that city, passed OFF very
busIy.
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= BEcKrr1- secretary

b. Persons mailinglettprs are warned,
that If they put an insufficient number
Of stamps on them, they will not be for
warded except 10 the Dead Letter Office.
Heretofore the deficient postage has been
charged and collected at the delivery
office; but postage viii hencef0rth be re
quired in full AZ the point Of mailing.
This viii be a serious Inconvenience to
persons not skilled in guessing at halt
ounces, and without scales for weighing
their letters.
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II. OERTEL.
C"OPPRRSMITH.
Brass, Tin s Sheet Iron Worker
Nc. Il Second Street.
Cor. Second 4 JacksonJ

IR0S
NJ Cornice, Mouldtugs. BrackstS. Nne
Ga y, etc, Wrought In COokin St0ES ES5s
AMI repaired; also, soda generator
Fo EnLains and Soda Fixtures. MetAue Sc1
ami GATHERING done az short nsucs 49,
loWEsJ cash prices. All Ends o. $500
promptly aftented 20. ~
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@A call, signed by twenty-five
prominent citizens Of Frankfort, Ky.
has been issued for a meeting IN that CITY
on next Monday, TO indorse the Presi-
dents sction in vetoing the Freedmen's
Bureau bill.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-25

@A negro burglar was shot and
killed by Mr., Bullock, a clerk in the
employ Of Messrs. Myer & GreenwaH.
Meridian Miss, while in the act Of rob
bing the store Of the above firm. Nh. B.
was sleeping in the store an the time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

A decided Increase in the number Of cholera cases
has been reported in the past few days but the pro-
portion OF deaths by cholera to the entire mortality Of
the week is comparatively small. Dysentery has thus
far been more terrible scourge, aud has killed its
hundreds si.ill i1s Dot ,his
fact while il should teach that the evils we despse
are often greater than those fear indicates how
vast the ravages Of cholera may become unless it is
controlled by disinfectants.
The Board Of Health are acting upon the recon-
.endation of the best hygenic authorities in the
world in their efforts to control the peculiar poison
that mancsts itself in the disease known as cholera;
and they urge the people to rely only upon continual
and thorough cleansing and disinfectioP as the best
means of protection. All puirescent and fermenting
matter, and particularly all recepaces for choeraic
discharge are treated by powerful autscpcs and dis
infecants Suphate of iron is regarded as the most
important; picnic acid and preparations of coaltar,
with constant cleanliness aud ventilation, are also
recommended a. necessary Of protection. Every
filthy place about every house should be the
subject of unremitng care, and these chemical agents
should be freely used rs long danger continues.
Acting upon this principle they disiniect every house
in which cholera occurs and they earnestly request
all citizens to adopt the same measures upon their
own premises. While the Board attending to the
oyercrowded aud filthy darheal districts OF the
Fourth Sixth, Twelfth, and Seventeenth Wards and
are doing their work among the poor and ignorant,
they rely upon the wealthy TO attend in the same
manner to their stores and dwellings, and to destroy
all putrd gases that may arise about premises under
their control
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who fell among the Peter Caggers aud did politically
perish in the most lamentable manner.

The Citizen charges, plumply and squarely. tat
the Common Council has leased Of Fernando Wool,
for Corporation Counsels Offices, some few ding!
rooms on the second and third floors Of Nos. lis and
liz Nassau ST." for ten years, at yearly rental
Eighteen thousand Dollars and that still other rooms
above those have been hired Of him for District
Courtroom at $1,000 per annum, making Iro Humid.
red and Ten thousand Dollars in all for ten years
of the upper part of that building, which originally
cost $50, 900, aud is now assessed at $55,000.
We do not indorse this charge for we have no per
Sonal knowledge of the facts. We respectfully call
upon our Reform Corporation Counsel for pub
lilo statement of the exact truth How much
property has been rented Of Mr.. Wood? by
whoml and for how muchl Even though the
rent were reasonable the lease Of premises for public
offices for years would be outrage, since the Su
pervisorS cannot persist long even five years in
stealing by wholesale under pretensc of building our
new City Hall; and that Hall is built to save US from
paying rent
Mr.. OGorman we tried to help your election in
the belief that you would do your very best to save
our taxpayers from robbery. We swallowed your
bad politics to this single end. Have you sanctioned
or in any manner lent yourseftO this ten years lease
Sneak ont
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NEW-YORK CITY.

The Board OF Health actively engaged yesterday In
apTng lime in the cutters the Of the crowded
or filthy sections Of city and in clusug the copous
oyment Of disnfecans in Twelfth Ward Of Brooklyn.
Whte there have large number Of cholera Dur
ing tie forty eight hours ending yesterday at M there
were reported In the city 10 Of which proved fatal
The total Of deaths in the city during last week
about 900
Brooklyn stated above there have been number OF
cholera Twelfth Ward the disease being thus far
principally confined TO that locality Eleven were
reported Saturday The Board Of Health have established
Hospital for the sick aud House Of Refuge r others at
the corner Of Hamlton and Van Brsnt-sts.
Superintendent Kennedy Saturday issued order TO the
Force all persons violating tho third section Of the
Excise law in accordance with which number Of arrests
were made Saturday evening Several arrests were made
yesterday for violation Of the Sunday law.
The Of relief tor Portland sufferers subscribed In
this CITY up to Saturday evening was si35, 900.
The Splrituast Goodwin arrested on SATURDAY for
drawing pistol upon creditor He held under $500
bail.
The Pfusso. Austrian illustrated 10 wilamsburgh
Yesterday George Schuferin Austrian. indicted num-
Der dangerous stabs upon Alexander WOo Prussan the
quarrel arising from discussion OF the in Europe
Between July IA and July 20 the Brooklyn Police arrested
81 persons Intoxoation the crime Of the majority
God opened on Saturday 49, add ;il and closed 1901
The exports Of the day $685. O The Aspnwah steamer
brought The stock market quite sluggish and lower
trce were made upon the general list God5erns Government
stocks were lower quotation. there scv demand
At the cor e The 30. eidy and the investment
demand good State stock, sedy with email transactions
very small attendance Of operators limited usual On