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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20

CHRISTMAS Music, Christmas Engravings, Christ
Stories and other Christmas Novelties beside fall size pattern
elegant Pebum Basque in the December No o.
DKMoRRgsrs MoNrnLY MAGAZINE ready Single Soc mailed
free yearly 90 beautiful premium No Az Broadway y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20

WHAT CAN l Do BEST "A written chart Of
character by competent phenoost will answer the question:
Examinations daily by Ms.s Fowler WILLS No $3.50 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20
N TslsoAlTH 70 rEs TRisuxE.

NJ rHtsoAlYH TRsuxE
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.--COnsul Kirkpatnek m a
letter dated n p Nov says that on The dsy aver
be dispatch forwarded ~ the Department OF STATE
there arrived the o. other wrecked American vessels
The officers ard being saved witt very small portion OF
cargo namely. Brig California OF Bristol X l. D. = IN
grahsn MASTER wrecked a. Little Bahamas Oct on a
voyage from Newport X L. 20 Havana with general cargo
and The schooner William A. Ellis, OF New York ElDert j.
BshOp master, wrecked at Great AbacO Oct ? on 0Voy
age from New. York 20 81. MARI q, Florida.
Commander Cooper Of TIE gniied States ship wn2osn 10
formed the Consul that the keeper Of the lighthouse Hole IN
The Wall told him that vessel fragments Of Vessel
broken up found few miles from the Winoosk loaded
WIZ ron and machinery for sewml dry goods &C. ano
that le took them Be American from the fact OF having
touno two pieces Of bunting small part Of tho union and
Eai q the % on The broken sEd ragged part Of the rocks
Ibe ttpfing mek piece q the machinery was IL
The vessel was wrecked The late hurricane Of October
found on The beach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20
NEW ExPREss LIN

NEW EXPRESS LINE.-The Globe Express Com
pany Yesterday opened line seveen this city and Washing
ton for transportation Of heavy freight and packages under
superintendence 81 w. Wilson Gywnn President and
h. C. Peehin Of Philadelphia, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20

LAUNCH OF ANOTHER OCEAN STEAMER. - On
Thursday next the I'D inst there will be launched from
tire ship yards Of Mr. Wm H. Webb East Sixhst another
large steamer built for the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
panyhe second Of line intended to trade between New York
san Fnncsco and China She will be the largest
built In this country and viii possess great power and speed
The following description Of this mammoth vessel Length
viii be thoroughly dag0nay strapped with iron from 70
inches thick She double panked from the vale TO the gar
board aud wiz have "a vertical engine O5 inches diane
cylinder and feet stroke The engine is arranged with
Allen cuoG and filed with surface condenser The wheels
will be OF wrought iron 40 feet IN diameter and u rect face and
her will be supplied from four horizontal tabular boilers
placed in the bold forward OF She will have two large
donkey pumps with independent boiler and also one
large pump and boiler placed In the forward end II the
vessel he used only IN Of hre This Inp will be ar
ranged with pipes constructed for the purpose OF throwing water
the decks and any part % tie ship fore aud AFT One peculiar
feature IN the arrangement Of the engine such that the large
circulating pump be used 10 deliver Mge water from the
ship that Of leakage ten thousand gallons can Dc
discharged overheard the Of minute The engines
being built the Novelty Iron works foot of East Twelfth
and said O be- the lag made In the city OF New
York or IN the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20

TIE RAILROAD TRACK IN CoLUMBIA.sT.-Upon
further investigation Of the Of the Dry Dock and East
Broadway Railroad which alleged to be laying track
through Couumbat without authority we mud that the io
lowing act passed May !, 1860: , o, ,
The Of The trach in Chntons In the Cy OF
NewYo hereby authorized 20 lay construct and Operate
and through Avenue A. EsssI and Rutgs 70 East bIodwi
Houonst through and along Coiuoa
Grndt together with the crossings OF nernede
and sgche Tor The proper and con
said tracks IN connection with those now operaed
by them in said city
Upon completion Of the track In Columbia o. and ne
herein authorized the owners thereof shan ned
stop running Of their in Ooers and upon tne com
herein authorized and WITHIN one
this ha take effect the said company shan
their tracks IN Avenue anu
nom Secondst 20 East Broadway being expressly
stipulated aud understood that the rights herein ganed Tor me con-
strucon e single railroad tracks 10 bseH Columbia and
named herein, and the connections heiew are
the sad be constructed aud ued 0y
thereof ia lieu and instead Of the tracks now constructed and
oeaied Ia Cnton and the track In Ooeh 81 In The SAID CJ OF
NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20

WnisKr.-Dufing tho entire day yesterday the
silaCies u the y Marshaia office Bsootys wuo busly
enjoyed 30 autstng dsiers cod mngne boz ',o.ua'ald
uLlsly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20
CITY NEWS

PERsoSAL-Amonoo the arrivals al tbe betela ere
Admiral Palmer Q. ~ the Hon W. B. AIlisea, and the
ION Mr. Hamilton. Canada at the BreyOort House. the Hon
VIM. schley Baltimore Judge Mullen, WATERFOWL and ne
Hon. VIM Kelley, Rhinebeck, at the st. Nicholas ho@l
Commander W. X Mayo u N, at the Fifth Avenne Hotel
Gen w H. sehouer Boston, at the Westminster the non H.
NJ urh,oI AZ q Coxsaeke at the Hoffman House. E. J..
Dovennort Roxbury Mass at the Metropolitan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20
VICTORY. V. II. r.

GREAT TRIUMPH OF CHEMISTRY-For NJ v yesr. emiss
have sought produce article which would SURELY BRING
BACK HAIR Wbeu IL had fallen and RESTORE ITS COLOR
aud At the BIZ FREE FROM ALL SEDIMENT and I'M
PURITY OF an EXQUISITE PERFUME and PERFECT HAIR
DRESSING This arch has last been successful and the VlCl
TORY HAIR kEsToRER is incompsrsbly the most PERFECn
TOILET ARTICLE Manufactured II pr-psrstion
careful study and chemical
with the hands freely aud single tsl will
For sale by a the Druggists the Prope
tor. b. VAN buren,. Chemist. No. as Sirthavr.
LEATHER BEL TING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20

RELIEF FOR QUEBEC. A. Hewitt, Treasurer,
has RENTED to Quebec $500 IS in gold The following add
tional subscriptions are reported Previously reported Slips
j. f. Todhunter Co, slO0 Spence Montague Co, $50
Total sll,U5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20
VEST INDIES.

yukTHBR PARTICULARS or THE HURRIoAXE-AS US-
|, Known AMERICAN VESSEL WRECKED AND ALL ON
! So.sS i5sf"<zAI1s- - GF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ON THE WEST SIDB-A
public meeting under the direction Of the WestSde Assoeia
ton win be held at the Everett Rooms corner Of Broadway
and Thirty ourhst on Wednesday evening the 2st inst Of
"A o'clock Matters Of interest 10 owners OF real estate WIZ
be considered Special subject for discussion RAPID Trans
portaton Of Passengers in New York"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20

BULLS HEAD.-Cattle men have had another hard
week of it, They late epenng Of having paid so mucn
for stock at the West Of them get little sympathy rom
their nechbors who charge the big fish with securing the
country and buying all the stock at exraVaant prices not
giving the small fry" so much az pe lhey might no"
oven bonk them for their zeal only wish that not hoo
had been left for themselves every Western drove losing
money some Of them to of ESQ and $40 per head With
Only 900 on sale at hundredth on Monday there was
little improvement in good cattle but none at all IN common
and poor stock nor could oil be sold The total for the week
reaches 6O6 which LOCO less than last week sheep nave
fallen off 1900 head during the week the reeeps counting Up
onlv % 200 They TOO are shade higher with activity
TODAY but the market is not strong Hogs are lc lower with
nearly 20 GOO for the The pens well cleaned to-day
at @ ale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20

Shsr he said 70 hin Youn yol etisr 60 home ana na
ena, ~ ~ r i he prn resumed his seat aud Ten' %
With Gs shaving The reverend gentlemen eonepaea ms
sermon with ieryid appeal 20 the rohs, os', a W
- ic,es Of which Ike deceased lad been member ana
With Sine words Of comfort the more immediate
of lie family Alter the sermon and eoHe"uNe I'- there
80 su,g mo 5eOth hymn. beginniug.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

IN smother column will bC found a very
excellent and timely Order, published
BIZ Gen. S1oNEslAS, from which We an
rcfgate the very best results in the main
-zusue= and Preservation Of order. 4
large number Of pretended soldiers F.
have already been arrested under IL, and
stripped Of their uniforms. There is good
-7n % believe that many Of the out
ss committed lately by so-aPpearing
negro ---6fe--.wereth the workof discharged
men. When they were mustered out,
they were allowed by the Government %
purchase and retain their uniform cloth
5r~ and arrs. and these squads Of " sol
ff- who havebeen breaking into and
-1rEfr- stores and houses, most probably
are discharged soldiers, ur negroes who
have obtained their uniforms and arms
Under tals order all men found with uni
forms who do not belong to the Nvice,
are arrested. and set TO work on the for
-fFas-f0gs. After some days service
there. they are made 20 leave Oh their
disguise. aud turned loose. We imagine
we shall hereafter hear less OF outrages
committed bv negro soldiers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

A FRASCI5CO, Feb. %.
The steamer Colorado, with New Yorb
dates Of the lst. has arrived. Mazatlan
dates of the 18th have been received
that port having been opened by an I'm.
perial decree. Advices indicate Maxi
milian's prospects still declining.
The Consul of the Mexican Republic
here has received advices from Juarez
at e Paso, to the Goth Of January, rep,
resenting affairs very promising.
The Imperialists were fOrtifying Chi
huahua, but there was NJ probability O.
their going TO El PasO.
Col. Hawkins addressed n of the
largest meetings ever held here las.
night. If the sentiments of Presiden'
Johnson in his present action have beer
correctly reported by telegraph, he saiC
be was unfit for Chief Magistrate of the
United States. This was greeted by long
continued applause.
Gov. Low, in introducing Col. Haw.
kins, in the coUrse Of his address, said o.
the Presidents veto, that he felt it to b,
a source of alarm when he saw ever
traitor in the land singing praise to An,
drew Johnson. This sentiment was
also greeted with long continued ap.
Dlaugp
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27
DIED.

ROBB.-0n the evening ofthe twenty-eighth
ult., by drowning from the wreck ofthe steamer
Miami, Or. JAMES Rom, Of Arkansas county,
Ark, aged % years.
d. RoBB was highly esteemed as a good and
useful citizen, and his loss viii be deeply de-
pIored by his numerous friends,
ROBB-un the nineteenth inst, atlher resi-
dence in Arkansas CO., Ark, Mrs. $. VIRGINIA
RoBB, wife Of the late DR.. James Robb, in the
24th year Of her age.
But a few weeks since the terrible explosion OF
the steamer Miami, cast a gloom over the com
munity, and fell with crushing weight on many
a family circle; but on none, did this calamity
fall more heavily than on the subject of this
tribute.
Mrs, Rom received the mournful intelligence
ofthe loss of her husband, who persisted on
board this Inflated steamer, with christian resig-
nation, but the affection was too great-she
never recovered from the shock, but gradually
declined untl the night Of the 18th instant,
when her spirit calmly, peacefully passed away
" she fingered between earth and eternity for
hours, without pain, retaining her conscious
ness to the last, and took an aifectionate leave
Of her friends as II going on a pleasant journey"
Ms. RoB8 was true christian, fully prepared
and willing 70 meet her God. She wss a devoted
wife and mother, anu by her goodness ofheart,
and gentle manner she entwiued herself about
the affections OF all who knew her. She leaves
two sweet and interesting children and a large
circle Of friends to mourn her loss. Farewell,
dear Iepnteg
Bright be the turf above thy tomb
May It's yerdure Ike emeralds be;
There should not be the shadow Of gloom
a. D. A.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27
Trust EGLe.

DY virtue Of a deed of trust executed to me on
ID the 18th day OF June, 1850, and registered In
the Registers office Of the county OF shelby,
state Of Tennessee, ON the 18th DAY OF July, 1851
in book No. AZ, pages 465, s95, 48T and 4aS, by Jshn
and Jacob L1nkhauer. the arm OF Linkhauer q
Brother, TO secure the payment Of certain notes
due 5. N. Gates, / shall proceed TO sell for cash
10 the highest bidder in front of the real estate
once Of MOSsAERAT, LANIER & Co., Irving
Block, city OF Memphis, Tennessee, between the
hours OF 10 and y O'Clock on Friday, March 30th,
1850, the following described lots Of ground, sit
uated in the cOuuty OF Shelby, State OF Tannes-
see / near the northeastern boundary OF the
city AZ Memphis, and Known as lots No. $50
thirty and 1917 thtrty-ono on the map or plan o.
subdivision Of ). NJ. Gates, which man Is OF
record IN the Office OF the Register Of Shelby
county, Tennessee. Title belivad good, but ]
convey only as trustee.
q. h. MoNsARRAT,
feg7-td TruSrhaL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27
From the st. Louis Republican.
An FMPROMPTU SPEECH OF TIL.
PRESIDENT,

From the st. Louis Republican.
An TMPROMPTU SPEECH OF THE
PRESIDENT.
A highly interesting report OF what
was said by the President, on the occa-
sion Of his being waited on, in Wash
ingt0n, by some Of the admirers Of his
recent noble stand for republican rights
and on American liberties, will be found
under the Geographic head. No doubt
the telegraph has blundered, as usual,
with its ph~rase0logy and the.speech is
evidently an unprecedented OutpOuring
from the mind and heart Of the author.
To a speech struck out by the excitement
Of the moment we cannot applv
the rules of criticism to which we
should subject that strictly argumenta-
tive and logical discourse so compact,
terse and full Of condensed sense and
wisdom-the Presidents veto message.
But we can see in this speech the evil
denaes Of those sincere CONVICTIONS ex-
allied sentiments and pure Republican
principles which gave such LIE power
and transcendenJ Interest 10 LnaJ veto
message, and which now even those VINO
doubted him are beginning TO see T inc
well springs Of the action OF patri-
I otic, honest and fearless Chief Magis-
trald.
IT win be seen that It Is not with gloves
that he handles his prosecutors. be may
well turn in anger upon a desperate iac-
ton who have determined TO rule MN
and, when they found they could not
rule, have tried 10 ruin him. He has
stood up in defense Of the great and sa-
cred trust committed 10 him, armed
equally against the seductive approaches
and the open assaults Of his and his
country's enemies. And he will come
out Of this battle for the maintenance OF
his own integrity and the rights and
I Liberties Of his felloW-counrrynen victO-
rious. A malignant faction may foam
and rage, and send up us ihunderoui
surges to oVerwhelm him, but he viii
defy the shock and survive the storm o.
its wrath.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27
VA. AppREss.

With the exception Of WAsHINGToNs
Farewell Address, it has not been OF
privilege TO lay before u readers any
thing so full Of pure wisdom, so entirely
imbued with unauoyed patriotism, SC
full Of good suggestions for the adoption
Of our people, as the Address Of ALEX
AMBER H. STEPHENS 70 the General As
semblv of the state Of Georgia on the
I'd inst. There is not a sentence nor q
sentiment in it that is not worthy Of al
acceptston. and which is not fruitful Of
GOOD 10 this generation and to all coming
generations. II should be printed in let
Ts-s Of gold. and its great and good les
sons be inscribed on every heart. Read
il and re-,ead il, and let your children
75ufer Over it. II viii be found on our
frsr mage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27
Carr d Lisenburry.

VENERAL PRODUCE & GROCERY Dealers
7 Steamboat, Hotel and Family Supplies At
lowest Rates. Water street, between Adams
nd Jefferson. fe20 In
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27
Trust SnLe.

DY virtue Of deed oftrust executed 70 me on
ID the 2oth day Of June, 1850. and registered In
Registers ofics OF the county of Shelby, state
Of Tennessee, by J. II. Stevenson and w. y.
stewart on the 10th day OF July, 1880, 70 secure
s. NJ. Gates the payment Of certain notes. Ishall
proceed 20 sell lQr Dash TO The highest bidder in
LANIER a Coz Irving Block, city OF Memphis,
Tennessee, between the hours of 10 and " O'Clock
on Friday, March 6th, 1866, the following de-
scribed lQtstof ground situated in the county Of
shelby, state Of Tennessee, near the north
eastern boundary Of the city Of Memphis as lots
number (26) tWenty-siN and f2H twenty-sOyen
in the subdivision Of said s NJ. Gates, as per plat
pm record in Registers oeacc OF shelby county,
Tennessee.
The title is believed good, hut l only convey
IS trustee O.. Il. MOHSARRAT.
1eZ-ta Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27
TrlLaf NnLe-

DY virtue Of q trust deed executed TO me on
ID 18th day of June, 1850 and registered In the
Registers oftce Of shelby county, State of Ten
nessee, on the "a DAY OF July, 1850, by Richard
d. b, Miller, to secure certain notes due \. M.
Gates, / will sell at public suction 10 the highest
bidder for cash in front Of the real estate once
OF MoesARRAT, LASIER y Co, Irving Block. in
city Of Memphis, state of Tennessee, between
the hours Of g and ~ o'clock ON Friday. Msrch
Goth, 1863, the following lots Of land described rs
follows, TO wit: as lots number f2D twenty four
and % twenty-nvein Gates subdivision oflRnd
sftuated near tho northeastern boundarv a. ~
city OF Memphis, state Of Tennessee.
The title to the above property il believed IN
be eood, bur I only coayey es trustee,
q, H. MoNsARRAT,
Iezl-td Trustee.
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Memphis. Tenn, Feb. %. 1866.
Trust SnIe.

DY virtue of a deed Of trust executed to me on
ID the I'd day Of June, 1850, and registered in the
Registers Office OF the county Of shelby, State
OF Tennessee, on the 9Th day Of June, 1850, by
Samuel Mckerona to secure certain notes due
). NJ. Gates, 1 shall proceed 20 sell TO the highest
bidder for cash in front OF the real estate Office
Of M~oHsARRAT, LANIEE & Co., Irving Block,
city Of Memphis, Tennessee. between the hours
ofl0 and p o'clock on Friday, March 30th, 1856,
the following lots Of land described as follows,
to wit lying and being in the county of shelby
and state Of Tennessee, at-the northeastern
corner Of the city OF Memphis. being lot num-
Der three 49, on the plan or map Of survey and
subdivision OF the tract offs. NJ. Gates.
The title to the above property is believed TO
be good, but l convey snly as trustee.
u. II. MONSARRAT,
feZ7-td Trusfea.
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4ttentjOn, Everybody!

+ AM now prepared to supply every one wish
ing 10 ride, with hue top buggieSs open bug
les, light fashionable rockaways. carriages and
pring wagons. All sorts OF repairing done At
re shortest notice, on the corner Of Third and
Washington streets, by
FaDi6 I'm A. p. MORGAN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27
ST LOUIS CONSERVATIVES

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2, 1865.
To His Excelleucy, President Andrew Johnson
Washington, D. C.:
The Conservative Union men of Mis-.
souri, greet you with one hundred guns
for the noble stand you have taken in
defence Of the liberties of the people.
Very respectfully,
+. b. BROWN,
President Of the State Central COMMITTEES
Conservative Union Party.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

BsB- 4 Mobile exchange says il has no
doubt that more Southern negroes have
died Of disease, caused by imprOvidence
IN q stats Of freedom for which they
were utterly unprepaned, than have fallen
by the sword in the armies OF both the
North and South in the late sapguinary
conflict.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

TOR SAL.E.-CHEAP LANDS MAR
II MEMPHIS-40 acres. partly cleared Is
miles east. near the Railroad, 40 MY S5 per
acre. The timber will more than twice paT -or
the land. l60 acres, within Is miles, az same
price. 50 acres. within 70 miles. on the river no
SO. 200 acres tfmbered land, 81 haif urice,ou the
bank above Memphis FOrfuu particulars call
on Benton & McLane, p Madison street. or ad-
dress
feg8 m J. N. D. MILLER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

The Chicago Tribune, at the close
: bit+era article against President John
e51,s veto message, threatens him in tAis
Dav "The legislation Of Congre
should be conducted firmly ialthiuny
and inaexibly, with view to hedge MN
IN with law, 50 that he cannot Fale ~
~ n remove him from his Office II ne
attempts by force to break through OF
defy il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

EE-The new Pittsburg and Parkers-
burg packet, Winchester, Capt A. ,.
sbanberd. while en- her first trip, caught
fire On Friday morning, near East LiF-
er,ool. Ohio. and was totally destroyed
Fif-een or twenty lives are supposed
70 have been lost by the ~deplorabie aeei-
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