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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-15

TOTICE-Josah Ford, and Mary, lis wife,
y complainsnts, VS. Peter L. Davis, Ferdi.
nand Davis, John T. Davis, Roberta Riggle,
John +. Hodgson, and Henrietta, his wife;
Lewis SHERWOOD and Jane, his wife; Ethelbert
Walker and Ann, his wife; Alfred Wells, and
Sarah, his wife; and David L, Smoot, admins
traitor of Peter Davis, deceased, defendants
In chancery.
The decree of October term, 1866. Of the
County Court Of Alexandria county, in the
above named cause, recommits the report OF
Master Commissioner Y eaton, and directs the
said Master to take an account Of the claims OF
all the creditors Of Peter Davis, whether by
Judgment or otherwise, (Who have not already
filed and established their claims before him, }
and to give notice of the time and place OF tax
ing said account by publication, once week
for four successive weeks, in the Alexandria
Gazette, said publication to be equivalent. to
personal service of such notice on the parties
All such creditors as shall fail to appear and
prove their claims within the time speclhed IN
such notice. to he debarred OF ail claims against
the estate of said Peter Davis.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE Dec. II, 1866
Notice is shereby given to all parties interest
ed in tho decree of which the foregoing IS an
abstract, that I have fixed upon tn Rs
DAY, the 10th day of January, 1867: at my
office, in the city of Alexandria, when and
where I shall proceed to execute said decree
on or before which day the creditors of Peter
Davis are warned to appear before me, or other
wise their claims will be excluded
Comm'r County Ct. Alexa county.
dec 1l-1aw4w
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ARNOLD & FIELD,

* ARNOLD & FIELD, SS
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Have removed from No. SO to No. 50, King
street, and resumed their old business, where
they would be pleased to receive call from
their friends, or any one in want of a suit Of
good clothes. We have on hand and arc re-
cciving good line Of
CLOTIS CASSIMERES, FESTINGS,
LINENS, &c,
which We viii make to order, very low, for tho
next two months, especially.
We propose to continue our
CENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT,
where you Will always find the latest styles.
We viii furnish
" HITE SHIRT s
as cheap as they can be had At retail in Ph!a.
deiphia. Warranted to fit and wear well. Cal
and sec U.s. at No. 49, King ST., door, west OF
ROYAL. aug l-tf
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
November 25, 1855
Notice is hereby given to all interested in the
above order, that I have fixed the 2nd day Of
January next, as the time, and my office, at
Fairfax Court House, as the place, when and
where shall proceed to execute said decree
THOMAS MOORE,
Commissioners in Chancery,
no 27-1aw4w County Court Fairfax co
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GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS,
:. Gao, his entire stock at very reduced prices.
!Tbc n nubIic are very respectfully invited to give
him him a call before purchasing, IS great bsrg5'n'
will be offered HEN CoCAa c.ooo,
en- Ill %, I.lL.S ." -
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PRESERVING EGGS FOR WINTER UsE.-A
country minister's wife writes TO the Scottish
Farmer: Every evening I take all the eggs
collected during the day, and rub them carefully
with butter or the finest or purest lard. Every
pore of the shell must be thoroughly filed,
otherwise the air capnot be excluded. have
ready box or tin canister, and plenty OF salt
Iput layer Of salt in the bottom OF the box
aud then place in rows my buttered eggs. Go
on alternately with layers of eggs and salt until
you leave perfect room for the lid, closely
6tting. The exclusion Of the air Is the great
secret Of preservation. have many different
sizes Of canisters stored 10 my pantry ION an
open shelf with preserved eggs These CAMS
ters get from the baker or grocer's tor
triAe My one and a half dozen canlsters are
ID. each. My largest size contains ten dozen
eggs, and cost Is. The lid is quite as important
as the box. Be sure it is close fitting, other
wise you will be vexed to find the eggs like the
ones got in London, very unlike 'vase like Scotch
eggs. Many ladies tell me they have partlcu-
lar positions for placing eggs, but Ind mlne
are delicious after four months by merely
placing them comfortably, without reference
10 top or bottom
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DRY GOODS GOODS, FANCY, &c.

DEALER IN
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, &c.
would respectfully call attention to his
REMOV AL,
from No. 49, North Fairfax street. Mansion
House Building to the NEW STORE, just
completed,
NO. Go, KING STREET,
Between Fairfax and Royal streets.y
Many thanks to my fellow citizens fer the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon me, and
trust, by continued application to business with
q disposition to accommodate, TO merit their
confidence and further patronage. Special at
tention given TO
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
RIBBONS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, CORSETS,
HOOPSKIRTS, sc.
Would call attention to stock Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Collars Cuffs, Handkerchiefs, Socks,
Suspendcrs, Crayats, Shirts, Drawers, SC.
With increased facilities for tho transaction Of
business I hope to be able to supply the wants
Of Dealers.
l4s~All Goods warranted rs represented Or
ders from the country respectfully solicited.
CHARLES w. GREEN,
10 Kinp ctrnpt
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W. B. GOODING, Clerk.
Covu1ss1oSEe's OFFICE. Dec, i. 1866.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Dec. 4. 1866.
At my office, at Fairfax Court House, on the
14th day Of January, 1867, l shall proceed to
take the accounts by the foregoing decree dl-
interested therein to attend with such evidence
as they may desire to have reported.
THOMAS MOORE,
Commissioner in Chancery,
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX
1 county, November term, 1866, Francis +.
Johnston's administrator vs. A. S. Robinson ct
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11


For Arkansas RrvER. -Ths eommodior
and elegant passenger packet Pilgrim vii
leave as above Monday at 5 P. N. This boa
Is fast gaining favor with the shipping an
travelling public, and with the urbnne aud al
tentive officers now IL command she Will con
tnue to receive a considerable share OF patron
TO Larry Harmstad "A jefferson street, agen
FoR CINcIsNArI-The GoldenEagle,a magnlf
lcent passenger packet, sam and reliable leave
the wharf Tuesday, at 3 P. n, for the allow
and intermediate points. Passengers and ship
pers are directed for particulars 10 Larry Harm
stad, No. "a jefferson street, AID EnOch Tay
Tor, z8 Front street, agents.
FoR CAIRO AND ST.. LouIs-The snlendtf
and swirl passenger packet Marble CITY leav,
for the above and way points on Monda,
at > o'clock p. N. shippers having freight nj
above have a splendid Opportunity By this boai
and passengers may assure themse!ves IN h
pleasant trip. For freight or PASSAGE applv h
W. G. Postal, Superintendent.
For vIcKsBuRG-The popuIar and swift
packet Die Vernon viii leave for above and
intermediate points, Tuesday. al 5 p. N. on
TINS elesantstealne passengers are assured COM
fort and safety, and shippers, the greatest
dispatch. For particulars, apply to n. S Green.
rs Front street, SuPt. and X w. Lightburn,
see. Larry harmstad, II Jefferson street.
For CAIRo AND LoU1svrIIE-Tbe mag
nineent passenger steamer Luminary viii
leave for the above this day al NJ O'clock
packets ON the river, and pasSsngsr1 AMI
shippers would ind II to their sdyantage to
call on j. v LOWS, Agent.
Fob AcKsosPoRT;-The fine passenger packet
Justice will take leave for Jacksonp6rt on
Monday, at 5 o'clock p. n. She is
an elegant ooat-possessing everything tina Is
essential 10 me comfort and pleasure OF the
traveler-and We take pleasure in commend
ing her 20 the consideration Of the public.
James t. Bourne & Co, Il Jefferson street
agents.
FOR CAIRO, LoUIsVILLE y C~INCINRATL-
The splendid passenger packet Naugstuck
leaves for Cincinnati, touching at sII way poipts
Tuesday at 5 o'clock P. N. This boat sns-
talns an excellent reputation, and we would
advise shippers and travellers TO oalI On hoard
or TO Levy q Miller, a Madison street,
FoR ST. LoUIs-Tbe splendid and com-
mo1lous passenger packet Ruth. leaves
above on this day, at Y NJ. This il one
of our best and most comfortable steamers and
commanded by an efficient and agreeable cornS
Of officers, all ofwhom are favorabIy known II
the public Apply 70 Cspts.J V. Lewis. agent
o. tne A and Miss. ;. 5 Co, OF S. H.Shock,
passenger agent, at the Connnanvis
Wharf-boat, foot Of Monroe street.
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steamboat 3atehers.-Messrz Keno a Co.
OF which famous hrm Andy kriel is the eXeeu-
tive man, deal IN Beef, Mutton. Pork, Fresh
MIX, Fresh Bread. and Clear Lake Ice. Supply
families, hotels and mbos with every
thing in their line, and their line includes the
entire range Of the pantry, rich aud raey, tough
aud cheap! Though the tough and cheap of
Andy Kriel is mighty tender and very cheap.
his place on Towards Row, fronting the river,
IS the most reliable house in the country for
Beef Mutton, Pork, Fish, MIX, Fresh Bread,
and Clear Lake Ice. Kriel's tough is tender.
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Contractors and Builders
Are Advised thai $50 on Every S1OO can
be Saved in the purchase OF Window
Glass, Sash, Doors and Blinds, by aVailing
themselves OF the Unprecedented Lon
Prices established BY the undersigned.
We have al Immense and Complete As
s0rtment. We purchase largely for Cash,
therefore We buy cheap. We sell ExeIu-
siTely for Cash, hence We can afford TO sell
Very Low. Parties desiring Goods in eur
line can always obtain Just what they
want, and Cheaper than Il they send their
orders abroad and pay freight and Incl
dental expenses.
All are invited to Call and Price our
Stock, aud by comparison, viii and that
u prices are not above Cincinnati or
Chicago. MeWILLIAMS L CO.,
GreeBlaE Block, 81 Second St.
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50 For Net0 Orleans. Vicks5urq. Jackson onc
g~rea0da, three times q week, Uia Memphis q
charleston and Mississippi Central Railroad.
- Adshel4e, Louisville ard Ctncinn0a, daily
&l5 p m. ui0 Nashville &Decater Railroad.
Acg York, Richmond, Ballfmore, Boston
Philadelphia, WGshiagt0a, and al Eastern cites
daily. at BIS pm. ud Memphis q Charleston
and East Tennessee 4 Virginia Railroads
rs Cdir0, 81 L0uas and Chicago, daily, 81
10 pm, utG Memphis and Chnrlesion and
Mobile and Ohio Railroads.
nA Visksburg, river and way landings, three
times a week
rs M~oHtg0meWdnd Mobile, and Mobile Oho
Railroal, daily, At &l5 pm.
81 Mississippi q Tennessee Railroad, three
times per week, st 5 pm.
nE Memphis & OHIO Railroad, daily, atES3 pm.
sc Litlc Rock AND Whue RaUe-, three times a
at Pm.
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STATE % TENNESSEE
Co9PrRotLEEs oEsIC

Is ". HATCHETT, Comptroller Oftbe Treas
ury, DO hereby certify that the Etna Insurance.
company, located &C Hartford. In the state Of
Connecticut, has produced TO Inc satisfactory
evidence that said Company has complied
with ali the requirements Of the laws OF the
state OF Iennesses imposed on Insurance
Companies, L I further certify that Il
A. Lifsleton, AGENT Of said Company, has also
compiied with the requirements or the laws %
the State, made and provided in such cases
Wherefore. SAID -Etna Insurance. Company has
authority 70 take risks and transact the business
Of Insurance in this state, at Memphis
This csrtineate Of ageucg must be renewed on
the Isl DAYS OF July and January Of each year.
fsFAIl =. W HATCHETT.
fe5-3w Comptroller Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, e. = second =
btu. Adams aud Washington SIS, Rev. Ri
sFC0ND BAPTfST CHURCH, 8 ". cor. Sew
euth and Chelsea. Rev. N. LANCASTER, Pa
Presbyterian.
IRIS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, n. v. col
Third and Poplar sts- Rev. J. o. STEADMAs
Pastor. Il a. m. and ~ p. m
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, n. v
corner Main and Beal SIS. Rev. 7. W WITH
ERsPooN, Pastor. 81 q m. and - 3. m.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, n. W. col
Chelsea and sixth SIS Rev. Mr.. SAMPLE
Pastor. ii a. m and II D. m
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
st., bet. second and Third. Rev C. a
DAVIS Pastor. II a m-Prayers At = p IN.
SOUTH MEMPHIS CUMBERLAND PREsBY
TERRAIN CHURCH, Echols, bet. Vance anC
Eliolt SIS -75P Pastor. uGm-prsyen
st - p. m.
CONGREGATIONAL UNION CHURCH
Union 81, bet. Third and Bayou. Rev. T. +
bliss, Pastor. II a m.-prayers at74 p N.
Episcopal
CALVARY CHURCH, cor. Adams and Second
ats Rev. GEO. WHITE, Rector. Aa M ana
Lp-m
ST MARYrs CHURCH Poplar st, near Als,
hama ST Rev. RICHARD HINES Rector. II
a. N. y IN
GRACE CHURCH, IA fernando street Rev,
J. A. WHEELocE. Rector, NJ and -
Catholic.
ST PETERS CHURCH, organized lsN, corner
Adams and Third SIS. Rev j y ECLkLEN,
Pastor. EevE 7. J.. POWERS j. v GARY i. X.
FALLOS, Assistants lOz a. M ana - Pm
Nespers-
GERMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, cor. Market
aud Third SIS. Rev. Mr.. THOMAS, Pastor. hz
q. IA, and 81 2. ny e>pers.
Methodist.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH. n. e. corner
second aud Poplar SITS. Rev. a II. THOMAS
Pastor. - a. N. and : p NJ
SECOND METHODIST CHURCH, s. W. corner
Linden and fernando SIS Rev CLIFFORD
JONES. Pastor. j q. IN, and p N
CAPERS CHAPEL, I9 Union ST. Rev. J.T
{. COLLINS, Pastor liam
miscellaneous.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH, s. e. cor. Linden and
Mulberry SITS Rev Nj. COOK, Pastor Services
At ID a. n. and 2 p m
CONGREGATION CHILDREN OF ISRAEL"
A. T. FARMLAND, President; DAVID LEVY,
Vice President CHARLE SCHLuss Secretary;
Rev. SIMON TUsKA, Minister Rev. LEON
LEOPOLD, Reader. Morulngs-halt-paSt eight
O'Clock, Saturdays; e~veningS-at sundownr
Fridays
HEBREW SYNAGOGUE. DeSoto st., between
TuIon and Monroe. FFrELDMAN, President
Neutrality-suspicious. eighI O'Clock, Saturdays;
eNcuihEs-at shutdown Fridays.
CONGREGATION BEN EMETH, L. KAUF-
KAN. President. /. FRANK, Niye President
u. e. cor. second aud Monroe. Morning.
half-past eight O'Clock, Saturdays evenings
AT kundowh. Fridays
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MruPHIs. Feb. 70, 10

MENPHfs, FEB. ~, 40
Messrs. u. q IQaeapsfne, Ge0, q StahA q
Ogden, aEd otaers-Genaeasa fosr sind Hote
Of February oh w=s duly handed 70 me. Al
though having rGtired some months since nom
fhe Billiard A,ena, in consequence thereof
fea!.pg myself out OF practice, l felt no desiEs
to enter the f'rtlecutngtOurnameut, but wish
ing to crafty your wishes, ! viii comply with
your urgent request, assuring you that I shall
do my utmost under the circumstances.
Iremsin, gents, yours,
FRED A. MYERS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

RECORDERS ~CoURr-0nly four small DRINKS
were up before We Recorder yesterday, forwhich
the city was enriched by the sum Of twenty
four dollars. During the week there has been
only seventy-hve cases tried, and three hun
dred and twenty-seven dollars assessed as fines.
A terrible falling OF in the immortality OF the
afHr-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NJ
III BEST

ka0lCn 10 Musical Critics and to Mad
capable Of Judging fznDGrtidLV, are te
celebrated SCHOH4RER e CO.'S
Piano FOrtss, fer sale at II. BERNARD's,
80 Nam &reef, Memphis. Tenn. The
best goods rs the Musical Line IN the
greatest UGrsty and at Tie Ioagest pri-
ceS, at $50 Min Street. Each iastru-
Dlent UdTr1Hted, and Old Pianos taken
IN exchange.
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STATE OF ooNNEcTIcUT.}

Personally appeared before me. Henry Fow.
LER, a Justice OF the Peace, duly quaHnsd toad
minister paths THOMAS A. ALENAEnEH- Presf-
dent, and LUCIUs J. HENDEE, SecretafT. and
made solemn oath that the FOREGOING sfafemeur
Of the aeets and condition Of ths Etna Iusur-
ance Company Is true.
January, 1880. HENRY FOWLER,
STAMP Justice Orthe Peace.
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correspondence.

MEMPHIS FEBRUARY y lHo.
fred 4. ANes, Es9. tbs un4srsigned adj
mirers Of the game OF BiniardS being DESTROYS
tL.at he skin OF me Cue" and The Interest the
Memphis public have exhibited should be
brougbt out. being informed hat you, the
Known champion OF the cry, would not play at
tbe orthcomlng " Tournament" earnestly re-
opezt var, IN enter the list
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"a little was done that we could not collec
sales enough TO be worth reporting. The opin
ion was common that 20 bales was the OUTSIDE
OF the days sales. The New York dispatch
said @Gold 50; steamers news caused buyer
to withdraw nom the market; Cotton nomina
at 45g40c." Middling nominal, 3994Oc.
There being an entire absence % bushes
yesterday, It Is impossible to give quotations.
General Market.
without being duli, the general market has
been less active than for many weeks past. The
weather has been hno aud favorable for prepar-
atory operations on the plantations. The mar
ket has shown no striking changes. Corn has
~fuctuated slightly. Provisions are weak sales
OF Clear Sides have been made as low as nc.
Hay IL a shade better.
APPLEs-Quiet-sales OF 10 barrels at 81; 70
barrels at 81 50.
CHEEsE-Sales Of % boxes, common, ut 2L
10 boxes, choice, at 2Ss.
EGGS-Sales OF 10 barrels at 800.
CHICKENs-sales or s coopS at S.
GAME-Dull Last week. We quote Venison
I2c per pound. Prime Chickens S. per dozen
squirrels 81 Rabbits s.. Quail sS9s g. Wild
Ducks So 90 Opossums %.
OYSTERs-Half cans $40 per dozen.
HAMS Sales of2 tierces Sugar cured at &c.
sHOULDERs-Sales of 5 casks at sl7 80; 3
casks at slS.
LARD-Sales at 21c.
CDRNMEAL-Sales Of 4 barrels 81 %.
CLEAR SIDEs-Sales of Is casks at go; 6easks
10 be delivered on Monday at 2lc.
MoLAsSES-Sales OF ? barrels at soc.
MALT-Ssles Of II sacks at 81 IS.
FEEnECoru is lower; sales Of 5S sacks at s.
Gsc; 500 sacks at Social at landing. Sales at
CSC In store. Oats are unchanged sales OF 400
sacks at s2c. We hear Of no transactions ofin
terest in Hay.
Imports.
SUNDAY, February 1.-THE imports of yes
terday, as copied from the books OF the Mer-
chants Exchange, were as follows:
Ale and Beer, go pkgs. H~olIowware, IL pcs.
Agril Imp'ts, h2I pkgs. Horses and Mules. 81.
Apples, l45 bbls. Lard, l0kgs II bbls. and
Bacon, II csks 5 hhds. ST tres.
Boots and Shoes, 70 cs. Lime, 100 bhls.
Bran, 80 SKIS Liquors, lA pkgs.
Butter, II bbls 81 kss. Lumber, $3.50 feet.
Candy, $50 bXs. MOlasses, 9S bbls.
Cattle, S4. syrup, pa kgs.
Cement, 80 bbls- Nalis, l,05l kgs.
Chickens, 2O3 oOops. Oats 9S7 SKIS.
Coffee, DO SKIS. on, % bbls.
Corn, 1881 SKIS. Pork, 40 bbls.
Cornmeal, L.02 hills. Salt, "a SKIS.
Eggs, IS bbls. q bOXes. Sheep, 47.
Flour, 2,9l5 bbs. Stoves, 81.
Furniture, 80 pkgs. Sugar, 60 bhls. 70 hhds.
Glass, III boxes, Tobacco, Is pkgs. 9bXs.
glassware, l24 pkgs- Vegetables, 81 pkgs.
Hams, l6 pIEs. Nehi les, 80.
Hay, 1884 bales. Wheat, 67S SKIS.
Hides, So Whisky, lS6 bbls.
Hogs, 49, Wine, 10 bxs. $40 baskets
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A FLowERY THETA negro named Albert
Hill was brought before the freedmen's tourl
yesterday, for stealing a sack Of -four, from the
mill OF Maj. Warren, where be was employed
and fined ten dollars for the onense.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

A C~HARrrABLE ACr.-We learn that the
worBmen engaged at Cubbins & Cams Foun-
dry yesterday presented the Catholic Orphan
Asylum with a purse Of one hundred and two
dollars. This is a trustworthy act, and well
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

sEE szALL P0z-1hSre Is no longer any
Coubt OF the prevalence in our E'sy' OF TINS
loatAsome disease. We have warned or qtF
suthoriIes Of IFS presence. ana insisted On 3
feS Housr being provided for thoss EAq haq
contracted H. Has this been dOnef We regref
rery much 10 learn that II has mads ;ts appear
anoe IN the central portion ~ the city, ana yes
terday one Of the largest femaie schools was
compelled 20 close, on account OF the presence
81 ue disesss in the building. We are glad 10
- that Jadge Leonard has created a force OF
patr7lng physicians 81 he expense OF The
county, 20 travel about aud vacciusis De poor
Their wards are inus BOUNDED Fou Pickerins
isas4gned 10 Dr. Ls4ki the Overton Tract TO
Bh q. F. Jones and Allan s~terias, that For-
Ron OF Tie country bounded by The ovsrt9e
Ansck north, NoDcOnnsh s0ufh, and east by tie
Aernando road, 10 Dr wm- H. White between
Tie fernando road and Madison street, ex-
tented east. 20 Or. r. williams. Chelsea Is as
signed 10 DIR. sOnpe, and all that portion OF tue
country bounded north by wolfe river is az
Fgned 10 pr. Re1rcs.
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PenmanshIP.-n You wsntto learn 10 write
a free, flowing and Rapid business hand, go TO
Leddiu's Commercial College.
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THEoUGH TO HUNBoLDr-We are rsJoiced 10
learn that the track Of the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad has been completed 70 Humboldt ana
regular passenger trains viii be put upon the
road during the present week, which VIII put
us within fifteen hours travel Of Cairo, and De
sides open up a section Of country from which
We have heretofore been cut OF, sud bring the
products Of that rich country 10 our market
instead OF allowing &c 10 md its way 10 ST.
and other markets. The work OF putting
the road through 10 Carksvile, and thus put
ting us In direct communication with Louis
Vile. will be pushed forward al once, and the
contract for building the bridge al GAINESVILLE
has already been let, sud by the ms Of May il
is expected that the whole road viii be In run
ming order
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

Ladieai EadiesI-Dress Goods. Domesucs,
Hosiery, Hoop Skirts, Wooden Goods, etc, etc,
without regard 70 cost. at r. ]. Dalton 4 Co.'S.
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RIVER MATTERS.

Weafhe and business.
Another cloudy, murky day was yesterday;
the air was damp and close, but the irrepressi-
bic dust flled the air 90 a stihtng extent. Late
in the afternoon a slow drizzling rain began TO
fall, and this morning we viii have mud IN
stead Of the dust. We don't like mud, but we
promised not to grumble, and we wont, as long
as 1t does not get knee deep,
Business was quite brisk, but owing to the
large lumber Of boats going out up the river,
nearly all ofthem went out light, and with lit
tie or none Of the staple,
The river Is stu falling rapidly, and has drop
ped down eighteen inches since our last re-
port.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

Meet COurt-By reference to our advertis-
ing columns, Il VIII be seen that a meeting OF
students Of law is called on the 18th. at Hart 4
Carmaek's office, for the purpose OF organizing
a Moot Court