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Columbian Gin.

For BenE.-A Large Hall, on Main street,
No. q, fourth story, size 2 by So feet
For particulars apply on the third story OF
same building. within two or three days, 70 the
Undersigned
jan st VIZ. Il. PERKINS.
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Tlae PeopIe., Convennnu

CONCORD, y. d, Jan. 3-The Peoples
Convention adopted resolutions appro-
wing Of the tone and temper Of the Presi-
dents message, and pledgiug theirheartv
confidence and support. Another res0-
luton declares the scheme to plant by
foreign bayOnets an Austrian despotism
in Mexico, a standing insult to u
power, and a disgrace to our popular in
stitution. The message contains. as far
as reported, little else OF local interest.
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Proneru.

Valuable Property. Meszz Benton &
Msclesu advertise fl another column valuable
property on very reasonable terms Full par
uculars may be had at the Eclipse saloon or At
the business house Of C. AIdrdge, No. s9H
Main street.
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LTBzAET AssJC-ACIoS--hIs Association, as
WI he seen ny their advertisement IN another
coIumu, srpesls 70 the support ofthe public Tor
the worthy purpose Of Increasing the collection
q books s1d general u1ersture, At present on
the shelves q their LlbIa-laE's room, and pro
poses giving the pubie IN return for hs money
q series o. musical and literary Embellishments,
commencing on Tuesday evening next. The
appeal saoult be promptly responded . By 81
good citizens, as The object aimed 81 By the As
ISOLATION Is a most excellent and deserving one.
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WI Il PERKINS.

EuIsG-sixty head Of tine young mules. vel
broke. Also, twenty head OF dne Kentucky
horses are for sale cheap AZ Cross q Evans uv-
cry stable, On Third street. opposite the post
Office. jau2 ST.
Dust Received and for sale to the trade, and
A. retail, 5000 valentines in lots 10 suit pur-
chGser. Also, 90 dozen diaries for Is55.
JAM 81 E8IMONS & son,
No. 10 Jefferson street. Memphis, Tenn.
Cbe.r vs-v .beap Goods ~ Nepken Bros. {
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FEsI-v--Wsnt OF spaee compelled Is 70 omit
q nJuce O. thE grand AFFAIR given on board The
steamer Won PhGl, in our issue or yesterday
morning Several OF our c-otemporGre have,
however, noticed L., In a very complimentary
and deserving me suffice Il for Isl 70 say,
Llat q was an entertainment repisJs with FEAST
Ing and merriuent Ofths most recherche char
acte-. snd one rejecting Infinite credit on the
officers o. the bosl Capt Allen and Mes-,
Burke and Ryland.
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Tvsterday We had the pleasure OF
greeting our Ole friend, Mr.. Thomas Cubbins.
who hiss JUS returned from California, where
he has been sQjourning for the past eight
vzare
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EumbeE.-Those desiring a good quality Of
Lumber Ct any kind, VIII consult their own In
tsr.st by calling On z :. Riee. on Adams street.
h~tWesn Front and The lssss.
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GsreRs success Of Menken bro.sS Cos
Dv Goods House. IS that they sell eheSp Go
ana see tIse bargains They onsr.
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Bsnnets aud Pine Millinery GoodS-A
Ia Parissnne-Ladies who desire the latest
style Of Dress goods and notions, and who q
the latest Partisan styles Of Millinery, should
not fsI TO call on Mrs. Goven, a. No. 50 MaE
sfraef
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Attention. Ladfess-Miuinery at 2H Main
street. VIII be sold by Mrs. Gogen at very re-
duced prices before moving % her new store.
- Main street.
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Omce-KO. Is Madison Street.
Our Business ONCE
The Mails Close.

WIN be opened from S O'Clock A. X uata :
?. n. Advertisers VIII please bear this Ia miTso
Land 10 their favos early.
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BosroN, Jan. Gov. Andrews, IN a
special message says the total expendi-
lures by Massachusetts, on account of
the var was twenty-seven million sever
hundred thousand dollars, and about an
equal sum expended by cities and towns
for bounties and other military purposes.
Kansas City advices says intensIv cold
weather prevails on the plains towards
Santa Fe.
A heavy spring emigration to this
place has already began. Eastern capi-
talists is taking up business lots rapidly
Collision between a came and Monitor.
CAIRO, Jan. 3.-The steamer Minnie
collided with n Of the monitors living
OFF the city, to-day, end sunk. She was
valued at forty-fve thousand dollars, and
insured for thirty thousand
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NCIsANCE-FrUm the following extract.
taken from a Communication presented tc the
Board 81 their las- meeting, by Chief OF Police
Garrett, q appears jhat our streets sGd alleys
are n1- IN the most excellent condition "Iu
regard % uulssnc=s. I respectfully state that
every street and alley, in their present condi-
uon, Z consider q nuisance Z further report
thai all crossings on the streets, which wee or
de-ed % be rounded mp il the last two months
by tbs Street Commissioner, are now covered
with uuI from SIX 70 ten inches deep"
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DEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY FRIENDS
ID and the Public generally, that Ihayo on
hand (and constantly receiving one Of the
largest stocks OF goods IN my line ever brought
20 this CITY. all Purchased for Cash, and am pre-
in the city. To close cash buyers l can Ofer SD
psriOr inducements. Call and ,lamIne my
Stock and Prices, and become satisfied. Ny
stock consists, in part, OF the following articles;
A general assortment PLAIN and fancy
Candies,
Rsisins, whole, half and quarter boxes,
Cream Nuts, Can Honey,
Almonds, Can Green Peas,
F1berts, Can Green Corn,
Figs, Can Mackerei,
Currants, Can Tomatoes,
CitrOn, Tomato Catsup,
Honey in Glass, Pepper Sauce,
Jellies in Glass, Sardines, I 81 bxs.,
Preserves in Glass, Holsters, 1 & lbs.
Brandy Peaches, Pickles, J. !, J, and
Peaches in Glass, Pickles, bbls. & do.
Pineapples in Glass, Strip, bbls. & J do,
Can Peaches, Crushed Sugar,
Can Pineapples, Reid Coffee do,
Can R~aspberries, Powdered Sugar,
Can B~lackberries, Brown Sugar,
Can Strawberries, Flour, all grades,
Picked Oysters, Picnled Beets,
Ceve Oysters, l 2Piekled Lebstens,
ID. cans, Salmon, 1&2Ib. cans
Celebrated FFFG Flour,
Candles, Starch,
CARROTS Snuff in bottles and packs.
Mackerel in bbls- & hlf. bbls., Nos. /, .
and s,
Mackerel in kits, Nos. l, 2, and 3,
100000 Cigars, all grades,
Fine Cut Tobacco in foil, diferet Brands,
Fine Cut Tobacco in half bbls.,
A. A--Na. T1h0nnA
A large assortment Of Tobacco, different
brands,
Spices. ali descriptions, ground & whole.
Buckets, Tubs, Brcoms. WashbOards. etc.,
Mustard in small and large pkgs..
Playing Cards, Worcester. Sauce,
Backing, London Club Sauce,
Indigo, German Soap,
Cream Tartar, Palm Soap,
Nut Megs, Rio & Java Coffee,
Blueing,
80 bbls. Fine Old Bourbon Whisky,
20 bbls. Imitation Bourbon Whisky,
p bbls. Orange Valley Whisky,
Fine Brandy, Claret in cs'ks& bots.
Sherry, CurasOe,
Medeira, Absynthe,
Port,
FIRE WORKS! FIRE WGRKSii
Juys Resolved as large an assortment OF Fire
Works a. was ever brought to this city In part
As follows:
500 boxes Fire Crackers,
1000 boxes TOrpedoes,
A General Stock Of
Rockets, Roman Candles.
sERPESTS, FIRE WHEELS, ETC.
An Goods
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED
AND
Delivered Free Of Charge
To All Parts of the City.
Constantly receiving
Eggs, Butter, Potatoes Cheese, etc.
Il. ROCCO,
Corner Madison and second Streets,
Nos. SEQ q goa.
deel2lm
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Columbian Gin.

Pe-sonsL-Our old friend F. N. Myers, Of
the Pioneer Express Company, VIII please &C
cept our thanks for his many kind attentions
and r-emem5nnces.
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We stop 10 announce that there VII be q
great s.ocS sale 81 81 and . Court street. There
is a hns lot OF Plantation and Plough stock,
II VII be sod tg-a1r.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. lst, 1865.
We call the attention Of euf old friends and
cotton snfopers generally TO the above card
and solicit their shipments OF Cotton. We vii
at no time hereafter receive cotton unless the
road Is clear. We believe that we can frcivht
cotton through Ia shorter time than any other
line, and know with much less handing.
Our rates VIII Away be found as low a. any
other reliable line. R-sciamations shall he set
tied promptly As sooa a. they ear be properly
authenticated
GATES WOOD & CO,
dee5-Lm Agents
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Have for sale low 70 the trade
80 Bags Rio Coffee.
80 BAGS Laguira CO6ee.
~ Bags Old Government lava OEss.
p Bags Grain Pepper, sifte5.
200 bblS. Refined sugar, assorted qualities.
40 hhdsS sugar, fair 70 prime.
81 hhds Clear Sides anu shoulders.
50 bbls Ness PORK
80 bbis Flour, al grades.
90 pieces Kentucky Bazging.
800 half do do
30 bales India Bagging-
so coils Rope, 80 half coils Rope.
~ bales Irvine.
60 bbis salt.
80 half bbls and % Rts Nos. I , MaekereL
Choice Imperesl and English Breakfast Tea
star Candles, German Scars, Starch.
Cider Vinegar, Wrapping Paper.
Wrapping TWines, etc, etc.
nnvA-fm
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SHOCKING MURDER.
THE sFeRe EFFECTS HIS ESCAPE.

". Ssauel Howell Assassinated ana
Murdered In Cold BiO0d By a Negro.
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Real Estate Ageney.-our readers viii md
in to-day spaper that Col G.H. Monsarrau has
associatrd with him IN the Real Estate business
NJ. sid. Lanier, s planter well known 70 many
OF our citizens n Arkansas, Mississippi and Ala
bama Is vel asin thisSt4te- Col Monsarrat's
capacity n me line o. bushes the new firm
propose tc carry on, IS too well known 20 re-
quire extended notice Before the war. lie was
the largest real estate broker in our city. see
advertisement in another column
SadGIezy-We ask special attention 70 the
card OF cur old friends J 7. Bcgble & Co, IN an
other column. The Captain Is one OF eur old
et and most useful citizens, and purchasers
viii dnd at his establishment excellent work a.
reasonable puces.
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NEGRO TESTIMONY in ALABAMA
The Legislature Of Alabama has passed
the following law:
An act to protect freedmen in their rights Of
person and property in this state.
Be IL enacted, ETC., That all freedmen,
free negroes and mulattOes shall have the
right TO sue and be sued, plead and be i'm
pleaded, in all different and various
courts Of This State, to the same extent
that white persons now have bylaw; and
they shall be competent to testify onlyin
open court, and only in eases in which
freedmen, free negroes and mulattoes are
parties, either plaintiff or defendant, and
in civil and criminal cases for injuries in
the persons and property Of freedmen,
free negroes and mulattoes, and N all
cases, civil or criminal, in which, under
this act, a freedman, free negro, or mu-
is a witness against a white person.
against a freedman, free negro or mu-
the parties shall be competent wit
nesses, and neither interest in the ques-
ton or suit, nor marriage, shall disqual-
any person from testifying in open
court.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tor Rehabilitation Il called 10 the ehgs-
bic store, - Front street. for rent. jaAA
A Continual Rush A. Menken Bros for
the cheap and beautiful Dress Goods, al @eents
. rasd. worth IS cents.
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BE- That contemporary Of ours. TO
whom w are indebted for ire following
sketch, prefaces it with the remark hat
''queens and literary women are very
seldom handsome, but there are some
exceptions TO the general rule"
The Empress of Austria is one Of the
most beautiful of European princesses,
and famed for her kindness of temper.
Notwithstanding her rather naughty
bearing. She IS tall, slender, graceful,
with & very white skin, a good deal Of
color, large, limpid blue ewes, and
an amazing head of Hight hair.
which she wears in eight mas
sive bralds, wound round and
round her head, forming a magnificent
diadem Of hsir, such as very few
women could match from their own re-
sources. She is also said to be highly se-
complished. She speaks all the princi-
pal tongues of Europe, and is particularly
fond of the English language, which sbe
speaks IS though it were her native dia-
lect. She is an excellent musician, paints
and draws extremely well, and is one of
the boldest and most skillful horsewomen
Of Austria, She Possesses a stud of very
valuable horses, and a pack of splendid
hounds and she is said to take the
warmest interest Ia the racing and hunt
ing OF all Europe, and to know by heart
the names Of the heroes of the turf, biped
and quadruped, Of all the countries Of
Europe
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ONE or maxImrLrAN.s sENEnAEs.

The New Orleans Tines Brownsville
correspondent gives the following sketch
Of one Of Maximilian's Generals at Mat
amoras, Mejia, who actually commands
the Austrian forces at that place
"Gen. Thomas Mejia Is an u~uedueated
man, 50 much 20 that he cannot read ;
his private conduct is 50 Infamous that
he seems afraid TO trust his men out OF
his Entertainments, though the reinforce
ment Of four hundred Austrians ought to
enable him to take the offensive. He Is
so infamous that no decent lady would
be seen in his company. So far from be-
ing Of q good family, he is the son OF
a servant girl, q pure Indian,
Of the Mountain of sierra Gordoi
and OF Legitimate BIRTH. lie began his
career by plundering the haeiendas near
Queretaro during Gen. Arista's Presi-
dency, in the rebellion Of the Inhabitants
Of Sierra GOrds in eighteen hundred and
forty-nine. He sold himself to the Gov
eminent, delivering up his former COM
panions. During Miramon's dictatorship
lac played an important part, and by his
personal bravery got the position he now
occupies in the armies opposed 10 the
Liberals. Being at last ~disastrOUsly de-
feated near the mines of Pachaca by the
Liberal Gen. Tspia, he withdrew to the
mountain Businesses Of Sierra Gordo,
where he remained comparatively quiet
until the French occupied the City Of
Mexico, when Thomas Mejia Joined
them. His life is a long catalogue Of
crimes Of the blacklist description-many
Of a character which cannot be pub
lished.
"Senor Robles, the Minister Of Maxi
milan, who lately visited Matamoras,
was highly incensed with some of
Thomas Meiia's conduct, and repriman-
ded him severely. It is said he has been
ordered to report TO Macmillan in the
City of Mexico, but he declines going or
giving UP his command. He is ordered
to make no movement without consult
ing the commander Of the Austrian
troops, which has highly ineensed him.
He disposes of the revenue of Matamoras
without heedingthe remOnstrances of the
treasury officers of the Empire.
1.-THE Austrian soldiers are kept in
strict confinement, IS they were desert
in numbers TO this side of the river.
They ali wish to enlist in our army
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HG~ Hon. Lewis D.. Campbell, who was
a few days ago nominated to the Senate
as Minister to Mexico, IN place Of Gen.
Logan, who declined, was formerly a
member Of Congress from the DAYTON
district, Ohio. He was born in Franklin,
Warren county, in that State, August
ninth, eighteen hundred andeleven. He
was originally a printer, and many
years ago an associate editor of the Gin
cinnati Gazette. Subsequently he studied
law, which profession he pTacticed until
he was elected to Congress in eighteen
hundred and forty-eight. He served
IN the House of Representatives from
December, eighteen hundred and fortv-
nine, until March, eighteen hunared and
6fty-seven. In the memorable session
Of eighteen hundred and dftv-fye
and six, when It took the House
more than two months to elect a
Speaker, MIR. Campbell was the caucus
nominee of the Republican PARTY, and
received their votes as long as there was
any chance for his election. They sub
.sequently nominated and elected NJ.
Banks under a plurality rule, adooted
for the OCCASION. In that Congress Mr..
Campbell was chairman Of the
Commlttee OF Ways and Means, and ae-
quilted himself with great credit. He is
a man Of considerable ability and Of ex-
tensive experience in public affairs. He
is also e very brave and resolute man.
n politics Mr.. Campbell is a Republican
but not OF the ultra school, and in social
life a very generous and estimahle gen
tleman.
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T-ELEGRAPHIC.
EVENING DISPATCHES.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Cincinnati Marked.


CINCINNATI, Jan. 3.-Flour steady;
Wheat 49, Corn6O Oats 20 Hogs - %;
Groceries steady.
Departure Of Mr.. seward.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 3.-The
steamer DeSoto has passed out with Mr..
Seward and son on board.
~ExPIostou Of tbe sseana Tug xeptsne.
NEW YORK, Jaa. 3.-The steam tug
Neptune, exploded her boiler, on tine Bay
to-day, wounding eight persons.
The Treasury Statement shows that
the total amount Of the debt of the coun-
try is eight hundred and seven million
dollars, and in currency and coin in the
Treasury there is ninety million dollars.
Capt. Campbell OF the steamer Brit
tania, was lost overheard on the passage
from Glasgow.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Cofton. more sc-
tive, SIC; whisky, g 274; coffee, steady;
sugar, BE; mOlasses, 9lcGS1 25. pork,
S2ss money, quiet at s per cent: ster-
ling, dull, 81; gold, Es stocks, steady;
Government bends, without any decided
change, 5-20's of "a, 102.
Fenian Congress Organized.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The Feuian
Congress organized to-day. About five
hundred delegates were present.
Maddox vs.. stanton.
New YORK, Jan. 3.-Jos. o. Maddox
has commenced suit in the Supreme
Court against Secretary Stanton, for
false Imprisonment.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-FlOur dull Wheat
declined &c Corn dull at 45c Provis-
ions active Mess Pork PC Lard de-
clined DC Hogs declined soc, closing at
SO IS.
Efforts 20 Raise the GgnbOat Briggs.
Fortress MONROE, Jan. 3.-EfFarts are
70 hn madn To rnisa tha rnnhnn+ c-aL
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EKcELLESr REs0LUTI0Ss-The following
resolutions were offered by Alderman TooL al
tie Council meeting, on Tuesday night last.
They are suggestive OF great good
Eag-uef, Thst a OF i've be sp-
pointed uv the Chair 70 examine and report 10
inns Board whar steps should De taken with the
view OF inducing Congr=s 20 re-establsn q
Eui1e1 States Naval Depot Al Memphis
Ess5lU-f. -nlt she Ordinance Committee be
aUd Is hereby Instructed 70 prepare an ou1l-
dEuce. and report The same 20 the next meet
Ing Of -Lls Lllrl. providing for The Paws %
Msiu street. ron Beale 30 Market. with EicLl-
son or other pavement. said ordinance 70 be 20
accordEucs with the provisions Of the Cry
ElarleT-
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CHAScEzT CoURT-NOuon day was post
pnad In this Court yesterday, 70 Saturday
next Several important cases were disposed
o. The following cases were setfor trial to-day
y d Il Gordon a. Z Cheek. Il a.
- Thomas ". Hunt - z. H Benson, e. a.
-. James p Holmes rG Louis A Mel1ol, q a.
81. Charles r Dalton ~. e. !. Morton. ct a.
- Jane K. E1stick q ID. u. J. Il. R BCstick
q ~.
80 Iames Davis e a. a. DenL. JeuIfsr. e al
-. John 3. Hi IS, VIM Walker. e a.
~. james leunE r. Nm-1 Young, e a.
"a. George II. Blbb IT, Bedford Brown e al
So. Mary sheldon rs James T. Sheldon.
$50. J.. 4. WL2r=. e a., Us Harriet A. Zoe, - a.
SIS. James a Root e a., a. Benz .. Andersen
q o.
SIS Joun C. saint -. Austin II. Cook aGL.
SIS George Dixon, admir-, - Jones Wicker
sham e al
- ". :. RaiHey, adm'r. Is. BarzlIia O. Rainey
~ henry l. Cleveland "a william Ferguson
e al
81 Jeptna Harrison -. Z 5. Burr & Co.
So Wm. Peck a. A. ". Gr-swold.
-. Charles scott & 20 - William SIoergeI
e al
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Fortress MONROE, Jan. 3.-Eforts are
to be made to raise the gunboat smith
Briggs, sunk by the rebels nearly two
years ago in the attack on SmithvilIe.
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- Rirer Abere.

Our latest dates from Poinss shove are 10
the lst.
Tn Cincinnati Oonmereiat Of the above date
SAYS:
HE weather was clear and e0id sssteLSayf
with a slight edsrt a. SNOW or rain Al fttls-
burg the river IL falling with eight feet N tns
ann Dy the M~ononglheia marks hsfe,
tEsnty-feur hours ending latt night Theirs an
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San Francisco Correspondence Chicago Times.
KNIGHTS OF THE ROADEIN CALI

IremaIn yours, a~Gectionately.
10. o. SHELBY.
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REGULAR WHITE RIVER PACKET.
For DuVal's RInE, Little Red River and
J~asksSnp0rt.
JUSTICE .---. $1,000. Morgan Bateman, master
This splendid passenger packet IL
will leave as above on z-z.
THIS DAY, 4th jan, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JAMES I. BOURNE : CO., Agents,
tan4lt No. 2 jefferson street.
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The threatening cloud which has lately over
eanoplea The horizon OF southeen money, be-
gins % disclose a vague Suspicion Of silver lin
ing q improved request adverted upon yes
terdAy, has LOST nothing OF its prornispg ZONE
and all Of the transactions rgportes todsv -.
hio't great nrmnsss 81 fisnae. ID mona ofthan
however, was there any aporee,ab,e va,tstton
IN tie Quotations previously submitted.
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Generally speaking Gold Is dull mauifesting
Itself in small transactions. At a buying, and IS
selling. Exceptional to the above, we were ad-
viSed Of one large buying operation, at 4s19.
Silver exhibits to-day 3 marked improvement
In demand and we are notified Of considerable
transaelons a. from - e & buyiug, AID 20
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DEAN line
MEMPHIS AND CINCINNATI PACKET co
FOr Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and
Cincinnati.
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This splendid steamer viii leave ia
as above [zzz=-s
THIS DAY, January 9Th. at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply On board or to
JOHNSON & WRIGHT, agents.,
ian4 Il 262 Front street.
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Time Bills.

Time Bills re sre grleyed 70 relate are grad
ually becoming extensively DIN, and even city
scup-ish. Holders have ceased to offer them
At the counters, and the counters ~sympatheti-
caly abstain from dispensing them. We have
again TO report. both New York and New Or
leans, under a nominhl head. Flve-dsy Bills
on New York = per cent OF, Ten-days =, FIJI
teen days per cent, and T~htty-days IA per
cent. 81 FiEe-dey Bills On Sey OIieaasl PEI
cent. Oh. Ten-days IA, F~if5een-days ~, and
-Thirty-days 2 per cent. OF.
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CITY NEWS.

Cheap, very cheap Goods a Menken
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

The following extracts from a letter
from Gen. Joe Shelby, viii give the
reader an idea Of the climate, soil and
productions of Mexico. The letter was
written to a private friend, without any
expectation OF its being published but it
is lone the less interesting for that fact
CoRDoyA, MEXICO, Nov. u, 1885.