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General Mnrker

The market was very quiet esterday. In the
Feed market some expectations were enter
tanned In the morning that the Ml7sissfppf river
would again close, bat a mlIder temperature
has prevailed for the last three DAYS. and
indications OF rain, which set In after Dime ,
threw all in doubt again, and as great uncer-
tainty was felt about arrivals aud prices. but
little was done.
MESS PoRN-Quiet saiesof 10 bbIs. at So
FLOUR-A fair amount or business dolng
without change or price good grades In more
active request Sales OF 50 bbls. at 81; Is bbls.
at sII . bblA superhne at = % q bbls Eus-
ton Mills at 81.
BUTTER-Contlnues dun at the same prices
Sales OF 5 tabs Roll at &c. pkgs. at sc.
EGGs-No better; sales OF bbla. At 85c.
CANDLEs-FIrm at quotations GALES Of 10
bxs. at 23c.
sales Of y bUs. at De.
CORN-But a moderate demand, prices tend
ing downwards. sales Of 400 sacks at Doc: 500
sacks at SIZE COO sacks at sgHe. These sales
show a decline.
HAY-A fair demand, Prime selling al SEA
s2l sales OF 100 bales at sg2
OATs-A good demand and firm sales Of 200
sacks at 5Oe; IOsaeks at Tc.
TOBACCO-Prices very firm without change
The stock OF fine qualities Of Virginia has In
creased within the last few days
VEGETABLES-GoOd demand Tor Sweet Po-
tatoes, but none IN the market. Pinkeyes also
e~uquired for and scarce, will bring from sass.
Good Peschblows sought tor at 81 Turnips
scarce at 81. No Cabbage in the market; will
bring from 70 to $50 per 100.
Imports.
TUESDAY, Jan. Zd-The imports OF yes
terday, as copied from the the books OF Mer-
chants Exchange, were a. fellows:
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New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. @-The steamer
Missouri fIom New York, and ships
Freedom and Victoria from Liverpool,
have arrived.
Cotton is duh and inactive; sales to-day
were 500 baIesOf middling, al i9c; Sugar
more active, fair to prime, HE % l5tc ;
Coffee, sales to-day ] 800 sacks at Poe
Flour, there is an improved demand,
supertine, -; Freights to Liverpool Il-I6,
to New York per steamer 10 Tie; Gold,
Al New York checks, per cent. dis
count.
The adjourned session Of the Legisla-
ture met to-day.
A new party has sprung up iu-1 eEico,
who hold commissions from Ortega aud
refuse to recognize Juarez. Crawford
and COrtinas, it is said, belong to this
party.
Col. Lawrence, chief Of Sheridan's
staff, who has been investigating the
Bagdad affair, returned onSunday morn
ing.
Paymaster Pierce had arrived at Bra
EOS with funds to pay of all the
troops in the Rio Grande District.
A QuartermasteT's disbursing officer
had also reached there to Iiqdi-
date all claims against that Depart
ment.
A large number Of colored troops are
being mustered out. Three regiments
have been at ~Indianola.
An order has been received TO muster
out nearly all Of Gen. Clark's command,
on the Rio Grande.
-Four companies of black soldiers are
doing provost duty in Bagdad, at the So
l~icitatiOu of the American citizens, and
10 one can leave the townwithOut passes
from the headquarters Of the United
States forces in Bagdad, Mexico.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 22-Sales Of Leaf
Tobacco, 81 hhds., at full rates; Mess
Pork, S29 Bacon, Shoulders, l5c.; Clear
Sides. poe; Hams, Die; Lard, lsc; Flour,
81; Corn, soc; Oats, soc; Cotton, l5!c.:
Whisky, 3 %; Hay, Sli per ton.
Mr.. Finck's Bsfi.
WASHINGTON, Jan. &2-Iu the House
to-day, Mr.. Finck introduced a bill pre-
scribing the oath of Office, and repeating
the Test Oath of eighteen hundred and
sixty-two, which was referred 20 the
Committee on Judiciary.
Several resolutions were introduced in
s~tructiug the Committee on Ways and
Means to inquire into the expediency Of
taxing leaf tobacco, and reducing the tax
on common leaf.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 22.-Flour, steady
at full rates; wheat, s. %; hogs, Sll So
mess pork, S29; lard, l7&c.; cotton, 464c.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22-Cott0n, heavy
and duh at soc. -four has declined 15c. (;
sugar, quiet-muscavado, I3c. m0lasses,
quiet-Orleans, 81 Is; pork, SO IS;
money, quiet and easy at ) per cent.
gold, 3S{; government stscks, dun, and
a shade lower stocks, heavy.
Juarez at Pas Del S0rte.
BOSTON, Jan. 22-The steamer Asia
has arrived from Pas Del NOrte the
twentieth ultimO. President JuareZ ar
rived there on the eighteenth. The rear
guard would be in OF the following day.
The French troops were following them,
and would probably occupy the place in
a few days.
Congregational.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-C0ngress has
been engaged in discussing amendents 20
various bills and propositions to amend
the Constitution in relation to affairs
of Representation and matters in refer
ence 10 the Freedmen's Bureau, but no
conclusions had been reached at the adj
tournament
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POLICEMAN SHOT-Onicer Farrell "a
shot. while i'm the performance Of his
duty, near the Depot of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, ON Saturday night
last. Dry q man giving his name as Thos.
Prewita The ball took effect in the
head Of Mr.. Farrell, CHANGING e the
right eye. from which it j. feared that
erysipelas viii ensue, and result fatally.
The exact origin Of the affair We could
not learn, but il is said that officer Farrel
was engaged in srresting Prewitt IL the
line Of the occurrence that PreWitt
resisted, and pulling his pistol, fired, with
the result already stated. Prewitt wa
examined before Esquire Creighton, yes
terday morning, who. hearing Of the
condition OF the wounded man, re-
manded Prewitt 10 jau, for further eI-
animation.
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NEGRO SHoToN THE LEvEE-Anegro
while underline arrest of negro guards
Yesterday afternoon, attempted to effect
his escape,and while so doing, afterbeing
repeatedly commanded to halt, was shot
down, the BAH entering his right side
and lnhictiug q rather dangerous wound.
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Columbian Gin

Pros Hutchinson, with his Wonderful
IS with Stone, Rosston s Murray's Great
TO appear on the list Of February. ja23-Si
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HIGHWAY RoBBEBT.-A negro sol
der named William Johnson, was yes
terdsv arrested by officer Joyce, at the
instance of A. Greenbaugh, who charges
the negro with robbing him Of several
dress patterns, and making an assault
upon his pera0n, on Saturday last, in
Fort Pickering. At the time Of the rob
berry. the negro made good his escape,
with the stolen goods, but was yesterday
recognized by Mr.. G~reenbaugh, while
passing down Main street and handed
over To- the police authorities. The
negro VIII be examined before Esquire
Creighton, this morning, at ten O'Clock
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Go 60 BaIch's star Gallery, 2is Main street,
for fine photographs aud a~mbrotyPea
t,ef-a4
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= Good InNeSTment.--Mr. T. Boswell Phil
lips, the General Superintendent ofthe Black
DlsmOn Coal aud Mining Company, Is ia this
city, and stopping al Col NJ. Z. Cayce's on JET
ferson street, where books Tor subscription 20
The stock Of this company have been opened.
The situation and prospects ofthe company,
Il one OF the most desirable investments
for capitalists, as cheap coal IS an article that
VIII always sell. Call on Mr.. Phillips and gain.
Information on this subject before investing
elsewhere.
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The Sagrinee Family, Mons. PeTretle and
Master Henry, with Nile. sophie, the modest
and lady Ike Eques,renne, will appear with
the wonderful Troupe on February Isl, lssl
turs So
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For Further Particulars of this wonder
ful Troupe, see tomorrow S advertisement
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Mr.. 7. y. TidnRrsh will make a short
speech on February ist. ia the Pavilion Of stone,
Rosston & Murray, II he does not, somebody
will for him.. ja3sl
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THIS Great Company has never exhib-
tied ia Memphis before. ja&-st
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speehCs-That was a great and a good side
ofJoseph specht-opening a refreshment room
for ladies. exclusively. The blessings OF many
a dame, wearied with shopping, and with an
appetite for lunch, are showered upon his head
for this thoughtful provision forladies' comfort
Lady visitors from the country rise up and cali
him blessed, since through his foresight they
may spend the day In town without starving.
or being put 70 the trouble and expense Of going
to a hotel. Great Is Specht, the ladies friend.
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ReniOyaE-susmsnn, Mayer i Co. tmPorf-
o. Of segarS tobacco and pipes, have removed
FROM IS jefferson street to the corner o. second
and Jenerson streets, Jefferson Block where
they are now keeping a much larger stock OF
the finest brands OF Havana segars, Virginia
'tobaeco and the resl genuine meerschaum
pipes. city and country merchants viii Ind IL
70 their Interest 10 call and examine their stock
aai Is.ea before purchasing elsewhere. Re
member, corner Ofsecond and jefferson streets,
Jefferson Block jals I'M
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C0RONER's INQUEST-Cor0ner Erlck-
son, yesterday morning, held an inquest
over the remains Of an unknown man,
who was picked up by the police earl,
Sunday morning ia an insensible eondi-
ton, and carried 70 Engine House No
two, where he died in a few hours after,
The deceased was about fo~rty-hve years
Of age, five feet eight inches ia height,
and was dressed in ordinary citizens
clothing. For q few days previous 70 his
death he was seen wandering about in
the neighborhood Of where he died, APP
parently in an insane state ofmind. The
iury returned a verdict that the deceased
came 10 his death by exposure and want.
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StetnWHy a sons. Fian0s---AuotIer one
elegant Instruments has just been re
ceived by F. E-atzeHbaeh, 57 Main street, their
agent for this city. As he sells at their regular
New York rates, you can save cost 0ffreight
stool and cover.
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Capt TidlharSh says Stone bosslon q
Murrays Circus is she best that ever ira'-
lied. l4g
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BaIeh makes pictures three times as large a
and cnlnrs them In any sfyle. ia2l-at
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CongressIenal.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22-COngress has
been engaged in discussing amendents 90
various bills and propositions to amend
the Constitution in relation to affairs
of Representation and matters in refer
ence 10 the Freedmen's Bureau, but no
conclusions had been reached at the adj
iOurnment.
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sS- pr. ]. W. Burnett, Of Yazoo
county. Miss., is dead.
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No. Il Monroe g., between Main 4 Front,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

H~OITON.-Thoss having this properly
- VIII have tneir interest closely lookei after
by cOusigniug 70 Us for sale or shipment. De-
voting our entire time to this business,W we as
sure customers that no pains. OF ability we
posses viii be spared In the endsavor 70 get
fan prices, OF selecting favorable terms % sell
All cotton under cover OF Bill OF Ldding. or IN
sturs for Us, T. Insured against the Usual risks
or Navigation ana Etre. unless otherwise or
dered. Instructions with regard % tue DISPOSE
lion ofco1l0u adhered 70. ON Cotton actually
on the way % Us, or In store, viii make liberal
advances, either IN cash or tiu-e acceptance
when owners wish the property held for higher
rates. a & PR0DDFIT.
de6l .r &4 Front street. NOsIy Buudfug
T. .. rARvER, A. N. BOYD,
Madison County. Tenn, Memphis, Tennessee.
W T. GRAHAM, B. r. ~EAGLAND,
Atlanta, Georges. Monticello, Arkansas.
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IS Madison Street.
Our Bnsiness Office


VIII be opened from S O'Clock A.. NJ, until ,
p. r. Advertisers will please bear this m mind
snd hand in their fayors early.
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What Great Company -: Ja23-st
Prof IgIIchinsOH. with his Wonderful
Dogs, is with stone, Rosston & Murray's Great
Circus, 70 appear on the LIST Of February. Ja23-sf
Revenue Stamps, Of all denominations,
and In any required a-mOunt,may be constantly
obtained at the Memphis Post Oniee.
laIa-Im RDBT. O. GIST. Postmaster.
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HoRsE THTEvEs-Thos. Burk and
Chas. Moore, arrested a few days since,
charged with sealing the horse Of Mr.
Han. in Chelsea. where examined before
Esquire Creighton, yesterday. Moore
vas held over for trial at the next term
Of the Criminal Court, IN the sum OF ten
thousand dollars. Burk was remanded
70 Jail, for further triad.
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Gabe and Kate VIII set the circle iu a roar
lie ist February. ja23 So
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FAvORs.-We are indebted to }. 4.
Eyrich, p~evsdeaier SSo Main steeet, for
late Nashville papers.
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Pi0ughs, Wagons, Traces, Hsues. Collars
ScrspelS, Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran, Flour. Meal,
Mes and Bulk Pork, Bacon, Beef Fish, Cheese,
soap, Candy, sugar, Coffee, MoIssses, stone
ware. Tar, Lubricatng Oils, Lard and Lard on,
Lnseed on, White Lead, Bagging, Bope,N Nails,
Fruits, Nuts, Candles, Crackers, Ginger Cake
fine syrupS, SC, Sc.,can be found In fan supply
at the warehouse ofTaylor McEwen & Co, 81, %
and o. Adams street. ja2l-1t.
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THANKs.-The officers Of the Pioneer
Express Company have our thanks for
Mobile and Nashville papers Of the very
latest dates.
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sa- There are fifteen cases Of Smallpox
in Tallahassee, Fla.
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Juarez at Pas Del Norte.

BOSTON, Jan. 22.-The steamer Asia
has arrived from Pas Del Norte the
twentieth ultimO. President JuareZ ar
rived there on the eighteenth. The rear
guard would be IN on the following day.
The French troops were following them,
and would probably occupy the place in
a few DAYS.
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Arrivals.


Steamer Usage, from White river.
Paragon, nom -. Louis
Albert Pearce, from ~. Louis.
Southern Bell, from 81. Louis.
Marble City, from st. Louis.
Darling, from Cincinnati.
" Louisiana, from Cincinnati.
Platte Valley, from st. Louis.
Pauline Carroll, from New orleans.
j. Perry, from 81 Louis.
HambletOn, nom ~. Francis river
Ruth, from New Orleans
Die Vernon, from NlrkSburg.
NV. Graham, from 81 Louis.
Emerald, from Cincinnati
3. K. pickersOn, from Cincinnati.
New York, from Cincinnati.
Kate Hart, from hite river
Tarascon, rom Louisville.
Bart Able. from New Orleans.
Commercial. from white river.
Mollis Able, frcm Cairo.
Lumiuary, nom New Orleans.
Departures
steamer Pauline Carroll for Cairo.
Louisiana for New Orleans
Platte Valley, Tor N~icksburg.
Albert PesTce. for White river.
Ruth, for ST. Louis.
J.. \. Perry, for st. Louis.
3. r. RicZerSou, for Red river.
Guidon, for Arkansas river.
Tasascon. for Louisville.
M0lIie Able, for New Orleans.
Luminary, for St. Louis.
Baats in Port.
Jas. Raymond, M.HambletOn, Tacony,
Victory, Justice, Pilgrim
Gul4ou, DSS Arc, bosIOua,
Agnes, Memphis, Saliie List,
Darling, Kate Hart Usage,
5iesnCT, AueonuJ Nlcksnurg,
Die Vernon, Marble city, o. W. Graham,
A-U work
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AN OLD CITIZEN GONE-t. H. Clark,
ESQ, an old and worthy citizen, and for
many years engaged in the jewelry bust
ness on the corner Of Madison and Main
streets, departed this life on Sunday
night last. Mr.. Clark, at the time Of his
death, wa about ifty-four years Of age,
and was afflicted with a liver complaint,
which turned into chronic dropsy, and
finally resulted in his death. The de
ceased wa a native Of Connecticut, and
resided for a long time in New York
state, from whence he removed 20 thi,
city, about tweuty-fOur years ago. y
good man has gone, and his loss will bt
sorely felt in our mercantile community.
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From the Public Ledger ofJan. 2d
1t VIII Pay q to call at uolsaslalss,
sign ofthe Big Saw. Second street, near corner
Of j ferson, and buy YOU Wagons These gen
tlemeu. late extensive mauuIact u-eTs OfW agOns
and Agricultural Implements 40 Cincinnati,
nave now an extensive mandatory In Mem
puis, where all work is warranted % be made
only OF best seasoned timber. Do not De de-
ce.yed by guadl.y painted Observation-Disclosures
wagons, but buy home manU8ctGres-goots
made by your nelghbors who VIII be response
BILE for their work.
We heartily endorse the above and earnestly
advise oar friends to call on HoIenshade before
purchasing
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Dan Stone, the Great Clown, Is With stone
Rosston & Maury's crest Circus. 70 open on the
Isl Of February. ja&t6L
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Great Reduction sale continued al Mack
Bros q Bohm. No. 81 Main street jan l-8t
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THOS LEONARD
THO- 3. GILES
". A. BTCkFpEn,
JANE HALL.

Thereport was adopted. II was moved
and adopted that Judge Leonard De and
is hereby authorized to advertise for pro-
p0sals in the following newspapers hav-
ing the largest circulation; two in the
city Of Memphis, and in two papers hay-
ing the largest circulation in each OF the
foIiowiugcities. twoiuCincinuati, twom
81. Louis.tw in ttsburgandtwoinN Nash
vile. Louisville; said advertisement
% be inserted for two weeks, inviting
PROPOSALS for the work Of said Jail in de
tail, and in the aggregate; aud % be
closed on or before the tenth day Of
March, eighteen hundred and siXty-six,
sealed and addressed TO the Judge Of the
County Court of Shelby county, Teuues-
see. the committee reserviug the right to
accent or reject all bids. Terms, cash.
It was moved and adopted that the
County Judge draw on the County Treas
urv for the sum Of two hundred and
fifty dollars to pay for advertisements.
The meeting then adjourned, TO meet
at the call Of Judge Leonard.
THDS. LEONARD. Inn.
Tng- UeNHEAN Spc'E HrI saIf.
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Wm TSa Hash e--To-day at aucti0u, sixty
head Of Horses, Mares and Mules All stock as
represented or no sale. Come one, come All, 10
Il and g Cour.street Latz, Windle & Co. will
sell - the highest bidder. Frank Hyde, Auc-
Ffnnaar
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Mr.. T.. y. Ticmarsh VIII make a short
speech 10 the Pavilion OF stone, Eosston & Muir
ray, on February Isl, n he docs not, somebody
Will for him. JAZZ St
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Elegant Pictures Rnd Pictarc Frames,
az Katzeubachs, 81 Main street.
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Tidnaarsh. the Circus Manager, has arrived
His Troupe viii appear on lst February. jas 81
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Columbian Gin.

why, stone, Rosston 4 Murray 5 great Com
bination Company is sure 10 be here on
February lst, Thursday. Jas 81
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PLACED UNDER BONDs.-JoAn bar
nett, who is charged with robbing Mr..
reufel OF the SUM Of two hundred dol
lars, was examined before Esquire
Creighton, yesterday, and held over for
trial in the sum Of five IA onssnd dollars.
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BLELcCK a Co.-These enterprising
gentlemen have again laid US under obli-
cations for st. Louis, Cincinnati, and
chicagopapers Of the twentieth, in ad-
q OF the mails.
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CHAECERY CCURI.-Ihe motion, made
on the part Of the city a short time since
by the City Attorney, 10 dissolve the in
junction sued out by the Memphis Street
Railroad Company, against the attempt
made by the city Joprevents said Railroad
Company from inaugurating the con
struction of their road on Main street
was arguedyesterdsy in this Court before
Judge Smith, presiding. Mr.. $. P. Bank
head opened the argument on behalf Of
the city, and Will be followed, to-day, by
Messrs. Harrington, Kortrecht, Hep
burn. and Thos. r. Smith, for the Mem
phis Street Railroad Company, recently
chartered 10y the State Legislature, and
closing with the arguments Of Hon
Duncan McRae and Judge Perkins, rep
-~resenting the Peoples Passenger street
Railroad Company, chartered in eighteen
hundred and ffty-nine. The argument
Of Mr.. Bankhead occupied the attention
Of the Court for the greater part Of the
day. The matter will, doubtless, be ar
gued and submitted for decision to-day.
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!. .. o. F.-The officers and member OF
Chickasaw Lodge No s, /. @. O. F., are hereby
nouded 70 meet at their hall on thts,T tuesday the
22d inst, al 2 o'clock p m, 70 attend the funeral
Of Brother F. II. CLARK. Memphis Lodge No.
{. and Gayoso Eneampment No. q and
trancient brothers, are fraternslly invited.
MI. LENY.N G..
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TIdmarsh, the Circus Manager, has arrived.
His Troupe VII appear on Ist Feb'y. ja25-st
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This GREAT Company has lever oAulD-
tied IN Memphis before. Ja23-St
The DeaEer Brotherz are with stone, Ross
ton & Murray great Circus. Look for them
lst February. JAZZ e
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That beauty, the most charming Perform
lns Horse In the world, viii appear on lst Feb
ruary, in stone, Eosston & Nurr3y's great
Circus. jaz3s
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Go ia Raleh's ior best colored Photographs.
ja2i-5t
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TUESDAY, Jan. zd-The imports OF yes
terdsy, as copied from the the books OF Mer-
chants Exchange, were a. follows:
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stone. Rosston & Maury's Grand Combina-
ton Circus, viii appear on inst Feb'y. ja25-St
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Going on FRsf.-Ihe S white blankets
which Menken Bro. g & co are selling 50 cheap.
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pq; League, suryeyo Of q customs, Memphis.

Tenn % .
Sir. Nour petitioners Woulq respectfully rep
resent that by a decision Of the Local Inspel-
tors az this port, on the Sixteenth inst, tWeiye
pIlOts we're suspended iOf the term Of twenty
davs. which decision We ask you 10 set aside,
or hold IN allegiance n Information Is had
from the Secretary OF the treasury, Tor the
following reasons
i. a pilot, when once licensed according 10
the act Of congress passed August thirtieth.
son can only re Or ccnvietioA. before the
fnsbeetors. Oh siher authorized Officers OF the
United statss, OF nsgligenes or misconduct IN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-23

Dan stone, the Great Clown, is with stone.
Rosston & AIaury's Great Circus, TO open On the
Isl Of February. Ja23-8t