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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

E-A street fight occurred in Car
thage, Smith county, Tenn, on Monday
last, which resulted in the serious wound
ing Of Capt. c. S. Williams, District At
tornev, in that Judicial District. 1t is
stated to our reporter land the statement
Is given as one which may be incorrect in
several particularly, that about Christ
mas, Capt. Williams visited the house of
Mr.. L. Hogg, whOresides four miles from
Carthage; that while be was there, a
quarrel arose between him and HOgg,
and that the latter ordered him from his
house and that i'll feeling has existed
between them ever since. On Monday,
Williams meeting HOgg on the street,
perhaps for the first time after the quar-
rel, an sfIray took place, in which VIII
liams used a stick, and both used pistols.
Hoggis shot TOOK effect in Williams
shoulder. and it was apprehended the
wound might prove fatal, as it was at
tended with discharges of blood from the
mouth.-NGsbvulc Dispatch.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

When We consider that in 1880, a large
proportion of the laborers embraced in
the first column above, We're men, and
full hands, and that this year the force i.
composed mostly Of women and children,
and when we also consider the manage
meut and control of labor for the tw,
periods, the discerning and Uuprejudiced
reader viii agree, we think, in the cor
rectness Of our estimate.
We suggest 10 our brethren Of the
press, in this State, the propriety of OH
tanning a similar data in their several
counties. IL viii do no harm, and may
benefit those who are fortunate enough
70 have q little of the staple on hand foI
We believe the present great effort 20 ex-
aEgerste the probable yield uf 1896. Is q
force into market what is vet unsuld.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

pa The Grand Lodge F. A. NJ, of the
State OF Louisiana, has been in session
for some days, and transacted a large
amount of important business. The fol-
lowing officers have been elected: w.
". Perkins, Grand Master \. J. Nor
wood, Deputy Grand Master; s. O..
Scruggs, Grand Senior Warden; J. C..
Jones, Grand Junior Warden II. r.
Swasey. Grand Treasurer S. NJ. Todd,
Grand Secretary Rev. c. S. Hedges,
Grand Chaplain J. T. MCGUIRE, Senior
Grand DeGcon J.. J. Dodge, Junior
Grand Deacon; J. A. Stevenson, Grand
Marshal; \. Kent, Grand Sword Bearer;
y. H. Bray, Grand PursUivant J. E.
Morgan, NJ. 4. Cologne, Z. D. Craig and
and K. q. Sterling, Grand Stewards; G.
Soutag, Grand Tyler w. NJ. Perkins,
H.R. Swasev and 5. NJ. Todd, Directors
of the Grand Lodge J. Q. a. Fellows,
Past Grand Master; E. Barnett, \. Har-
rt5. A. x. 1Iorel, w. McDuff and T. D.
Van Horn, Past Deputy Grand Masters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

C Mr.. James l.. Vance, a soldier OF
the war of 1872, and for many years a
resident of Columbus, Ohio, died re-
Gently, at the age of seveuty-eight. Mr..
Vance was a native of New Jersey, but
has been living in Ohio the greater part
of his life. He was intimately connected
with the construction Of many of our
canals, as a contractor, and had much
difficulty in his official settlements.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

81 One day last week, we were cred
IDLY informed that the thermometer
stood eight above zero in Montgomery.
We see accounts from various points,
reaching from st. Louis, No, 10 Marion
10 this State, Of snow. So il appears
that cold about that time was not con-
fined TO this locality.-NoHtg0meTJ
fAIa.,l advertiser.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

H-A letter from the widow Of the
lamented nero stonewau Jackson, viii
seen that she cOrrects the m-issprr-b..-
sion that she is in q condition "a g16er
from want Of the comforts Of ia, 4
Kind father extends over her ana -
child paternal care. Still she is de3e1J-
eat. and the country Of Stonewau Iact-
/ son would have her independent i'm Re-
own right. and fer this reason we hone
the good Intentions Of the Southern peo-
ple 10 honor the great hero by substan.
tal compliments to his family, viii not
cease on the appearance OF Mrs. Jack
sons moaest letter.-AacoR Ca TEE.
graPA.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

81 The Berlin correspondent Of the
New York Herald says that negotiations
are now well advanced between our own
and the Pru-siau Governments, which
arc confidently expected to result in re-
iieVing German born American citizens
from al danger of arrest for military
duty on return to their native land. Late
events are said TO have rendered Prussia
exceedingly anxious to be ON good terms
with the United States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

B5- Refined oil is usually sold subject
to the test that it must not vaporize and
iniame under a temperature Of from 10
| degrees 10 lI6 DEGREES Fahreheit.
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Cotton Plantation for sale.

r HAVE. for sale, in Upton county Tenn
four and half miles northwest OF Aaso1z
Gepot. On the Memphis and Ohio Railroad, 400
ACRES CHOICE LALD-l@ acres claarE -5al-
ance fu woods. hnsfy timbered. ana containing
several handsome building sites
a isrrs Dortion OF tie open land has been
cleared within the last eight years. highly
productive. and a. well adapted 70 Corn add
Tofton As any upland IN West tennessee.
Thers l. a good Dwelling on the place together
VIII Cabins, Gin House, stables and richards.
For further information apply % Mesrsa
s1aef. DOnoho, Eeute q Co. No. A. Madison
meet, Memphis, or to myself on the pEenisss.
GEO A. TAYLOR.
t1ragTm
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER,
Acting and Stage Managsr~.w. {. T~HouPsos.
Alage OraelOr 1 HILL -

sixth appearance Of the popular a~rtistes, Mr..
and Mrs. ". J. Florence. The Irish Boy
and Yankee Gal.
Saturday Evening, February n, 1859.
VIII be performed the Irish Drama IN two
acts, entitled RORY O'MORE. @Rov.' MI.
FLORENCE, with the protean farce OF the YAM
Z HOuSEk EEPER~Psg anna ehitahle."
the Yankee Gal-with songs, etc,-MHz. W. j.
Florence. "Barrey O'Connor," an Irish d
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

Gg The farmers Of LAKE County, Hi.
no!s, are suffering severely from the de.
strueIion Of their sheep by prairie wolves
In Ella, Avon, Benton and Libertyvillt
their depredatious have caused a panic
among the owners Of large focks o.
sheep. Two wolves have been shot.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

MA Gen. Foster, commanding the de-
partment Of Florida, has issued an order
revokiDg the restrictions heretofore
placed upon the sale Of arms and ammu-
milton by the military authorities.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

~ The richest specimens of copper
ore ever found in Arizona were recently
brought to San Francisco. They were
obtained from the vicinity Of Williams
Fork, on the Colorado. The ore Yields
20 per cent. Of pure copper
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

rg-A burglar stole s.. 900 worth of
jewelry from Nathan Mathews house in
New York, the other night, and s. 5000
was offered for its return. The thief
wrote a polite note TO Mr.. Mathews, ac-
cepting the terms and arranging the de-
tails of the exchange, which are scrupu-
lousy carried out, no questions being
asked,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

BaS-It has recently been found that the
unctuOus clay everything the i%ronstone
deposits Of the Yorkshire moors i'm the
North Riding can be made to produce a
mineral oil, similar 10 petroleum, at a
cost of Cd. per gallon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

IA The last collection of Peters
Pence in France brought a rich harvest
10 the Holy See. In Paris the collection
amounted, OF az average, to ten thou
sand francs 10 each parish, and at Orleans
Archbishop Bupanloup personally col
lected upwards Of twelve thousa.d
4 francs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

WILL apply at the March term of the County
Court OF shelby county for letters OF admin.
iStration on the estate of ]. B. Valentine, de,
J.B. VALENTINE, JR.
~r--.-LFu Eak Oh rslg e.nn rnHr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

na- The smallpox is on the increase
in Paris. The Minister of War has or
dered the students in the Ecole st. Cyr,
the POLYTECHNIC school, and the school of
La Fleche 10 be va-ccinated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

H3~ An artful dodger has been around
PIthole and other townships in Pennsyl-
wanna, passing himself OF as an assistant
Revenue Assessor, and %appraising prop
ertyl &c, at a very low figure. He duped
quite a number Of business men, and got
Considerable none from them as hribes.
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- - maiIinr IefLers - -

b@ Persons mailing letters are warned,
that If they put an insufficient number
Of stamps on them, they viii not be for
warded except 70 the Dead Letter office.
Heretofore the deficient postage has
been charged and collected AZ the deliv-
cry Office; but postage viii hencefOrth
be required in full at the point Of mail
Ing. This viii be a serious inconveni-
ence to persons not skilled In guessing al
q ounces, and without scales for
weighing their letters.
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The Act of incorporation is herewith.

STATE o. NEW YORK.
County Of New York, January %. 1865.
Charles Taylor, President. and q. C.. Hiue. Sec
Rotary ef the Iy~rERSArIaSAL ASSURANCES Cost
Pan 10 me personally known, depOse and say
that they are said officers, and that the toreEO-
ing is a true, full and correct statement Of the
affairs OF said Company on The thirty-hrSs
day Of december, ls55 that said Company tSrhe
bona tide owner OF one million dollars cash
capital. and thr-e hundred and t0rty-eiEut
thousand i've hundre ami eighteen dollars
and fOrty-three cents cash surplus, invested As
above, all OF which is the absolute property OF
said Company, free and clear from all ieIus and
claims thereon, except US above stated. and rs
may be necessary for "a D." Reinsurance fund, D
according to the best of their knowledge. inflr-
nation and belief respectively.
CHARLES TAYLOR. President.
c. C.. HINE, Secretary.
Sworn TO and subscribed, the date last above
written, before me.
CHARLES NETrLETON.
Commissioner for the State OF Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

RGT We have learned with satisfaction
that Col. Webster, Inspecting Agent Of
the Freedmen's Bureau, who has been
here, is well pleased with the condition
of things in this county, and that the re-
ports Of Capt. Tenge have been very sat
lsiactory-Fl0rence, (Ald.,l Journal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

~ There are reports of the appear.
ance Of disease among the cattle in Mont
gomery county, Penn, which resembles
rinderpest. The State Senate has ap-
pointed a special committee % make an
investigation. The disease first made its
appearance in the spring Of 1865, and
since then a very large number Of cattle
have died. 1t has every appearance OF
rinderpest, and the County Medical So
ciety and the Agricultural Society are
both investigating il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

EG- The tenacity Of east copper Is
sufficient TO support 1900 pounds to the
square inch, Of rather mas than half as
much as good cast iron.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24
STATE OF TENNESSEE, }
C0MPTRoLLEEs OFFICE, 7

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPTRoLLEE's OFFICE,
Nashville, Feb'y g. 1866
I, 5. W HATCHETT, Comptroller Of the
Treasury. do hereby certify that the Interns-
UOual Insurance Company, 10 cated at New
York CRY, in the State of New York, has pro
duced to me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied vii all the require
ments Of the laws OF the Sts 90 ofTennessee i'm
posed on Insurance Comp anies, and 1 further
certify that =. r Clarke q Co, Agents Of said
Company, have also COMPLIED with the require
meats OF the laws Of thr state. made and pro-
Vfded in such cases: v therefore,, said Interna-
tioual Insurance Com pany has authority to
take risks and transact the business of inSuT-
ance in this state, AZ Elemphis, Tenn
This certificate al Agency must be renewed
the Ist days Of July RndJanuary Of each year.
S. W. HATCHETT,
(sEAL.) Comptroller Tenn,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

~ Jesse r. Grant, the father of the
LieuL-General, who has been appointed
Postmaster at CoyiugtoL, is q very Con-
sentative Republican, and strenuously
opposed TO negro suffrage or negro equal
ity OF any kind.
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Go NOvesi
CIRCUS COMBINATION
From the Academy OF Music, New Orleans,
VIII Exhibit at Memphis,


saturday, Jd--.-..- at 2 and : pm
TUE Management would respectfully state
4 that in organizing their Circus Company.
they have spared neither time, labor uOrmouey
70 make their present Combination the most
patronage Of the public. Through the indOm-
table perseverance, Of their Special Agents,
aided by the prestige Of the worldwide repu-
tation ofthe Propr1euorsl they have made the
four quarters of the globe contribute their
choicest gems 10 form this
BRILLIANT CONSTELLATION.
This Grand Alliance Of Talent is organized on.
q scale of unprecedented magninCence, and the
extraordinary and varied performance Of
Foreign and Native Artists
VIII inaugurate q new era in amusementz. The
enter alnment viii be produced with a degree
Of originality and splendur never before al.
tempted in this countrg.
The Colossal Comhinat on abOunds in Superb
Acts, Thrilling Feats, Gorgeous spectacles, Gas
sic Displays. Regal Pastimes, PICTURESQUE Games.
SumptuOus Festivities, Fascinating and vivid
IaseSIt4es' hsautiL groupings, Marvellous
sensations, Graceful H~orsemanship, Brilliant
Arena Gems, RacY HumOr, Sparkling CorruSrl-
tons Of Wit, forming
A PYRAMID OF WONDERS
Truly magnificent, enriched by the ~crowning
adornment OF an eminent and glorious
CYCLE OF GENIUS.
Every performance will be ~signalized by the
appearance Of those
Stars of MatehIesS Skill,
DR.. James L Thayer,
Mr.. C.. W.. Noyes.
Mr.. S. P. ~Stickney,
Miss Emma stickuey,
Nj. Robert SJekr sv.
Mr.. Thomas King,
Mrs. Thomas king,
Mr.. James c. Reynolds, Willie button.
Messrs. Burrows and Kelley,
Nj. Chas. Reid, MI Saunders.
Mr.. VIM. Spark, Mr.. Dan. KEYS
Mr.. Kine&de, J. HazeIett.
Mons Morest, Master Cook.
Nile virginia, Mile LaPlerre,
watson, Jaques,
HOltOn, Buyal.
AAd a throng Of Juveniles
And a host Of Auxiliaries.
Exquisite episones in this unique and levia-
than concern. are the magnificent performing
horse Grey Eagle. Jr.. and the indescribably
comic Monkey, Victor. trained and intro
duced by Mr.. Noyes; the educated and low
comedy Mules, Dick and Uncle sam.
trained and introduced by Nil. Thayer, and the
uueERmpled canine wonders Kate. Jennie.
Fannie. trained and introduced by Professor
DeLOuis.
Jas. Thayer.
q. Reynolds
The attention of the public VIII be more par
tcularly called to the advent Of this unparal-
eled troupo OF artists, By the Promenade Con-
cert through the principal streets, by the Brass
Band, In their Golden Chariot. drawn by
twelve beautiful Arabian heTses, on
TUESDAY MORNING,
Enthusiastically Circle, 81: Second Circle.
IS cents; Freedmen Seats, 80 cents.
SEATS FOR ALL.
FelFeod7t
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Dan into our stables, on February 18th, one
IL, sorrel Horse, with bride aud saddle. Horse
about fifteen hands high, about twelve years
old. hind feet white. The owner can get him by
proving property and paying charges II not
called Tor within ten days, Will be sold 10 pay
charges. MADISON, MOLITOR & co.,
fs9s l0ts No. s. Union Street.
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Greenlaw Block,

We have on hand and are constantly receiv-
ing a large and select assortment Of Flour and
oLheS Produce, and parties will md it 10 their
interest 70 examine our stock before making
purchases. Prompt attention given TO all bust
ness entrusted 20 our care, and orders filed at
ments solicited. fab04 Iuln
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Dissolution.

THE firm OF Holland & Bro. ia this day dis.
solved by withdrawal Of y. B. Holland
The business viii hereafter be continued by
Martin Holland, at the old stand, 33 Main
street.
Either Of the partners are authorized 60 make
settlements In liquidation Of debts due by, OF
to, said firm. ". b. HOLLAND,
feb23-3t N. HOLLAND.
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Mrs. NJ. A. Knox,

OF NASHVILLE, viii receive n limited num-
~ Der OF Pupils in the School Room at the cor
ner Of Washington and Orleans streets, on
Monday, February 18th. For terms IF tuition,
etc, apply at the School Room, or at 81 Court
street.
feb2l-2w
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1dn,inlct.nto1.,e Nntico

THE books and papers OF Watt c. Bradford
will be found at No "A Poplar street, near
Main, where hose indebted to the estate will
call aud settle their Indebtedness without DELAY
or suits will be in all cases.
CATHERINE A. BRADFORD.
WIN CHASE, Administrator,
fc72-9w VIII annexed.
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No Election for County Judge.

DEING advised that there Is no vacancy in
ID the Office OF County Judge to occur on the
81 OF March next. I viii hold no election on
thai day for that oriee. F. ERICKSON,
fs22-lw Coroner Shelby county, Tenn,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24
NOTICE.

HIGHTowER.-The friends and a~cquaintan-
ces Of JoHN B. HIGHTowER are requested TO
attend his funeral, this evening at 3 O'Clock,
from the residence OF his father, corner OF
Second and streets.
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REMOVAL.


AIRS NJ. TCKES has removed her Millinery
Nj and Dress making establishment from zpl
Main street to No. 40 Union, between Main and
second streets, where she viii be happy 70 see
Nv ofd cnSfomeuS- faEllW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

prThe Mayor Of Jackson, Miss, re-
ports that there are no small Pox cases IL
that city.
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Eaceinat.on.

Dr.. J. Murray Rogsn haTlng a supply Of ns-h
and reliable virus, viii Vaccinefe rhlee dsEirIug
IT, Ones 90 Madison street, between =ecoud
and Ihird. Ll5-1T
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

IA Gov. Patton, Of Alabama, has IS
sued a proclamation, granting amnesty
and pardon to all persons who have been
or are liable to be indicted or prosecuted
for ]offenses committed against HE laws
Of the SJate-the crimes Of rape and
murder excepted. The provisions of the
proclamation cover the ground from the
18th day Of April, 1861, to the 10th dayof
July, 1865.
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Afternoon Session.
~ rr..r---.- .r--na nd liz r.-LnuInr N

Nj. Blackmau introduced the following reso,
WHErrAs. the following named persons, q
! via: James r. Hood, Ofthe county OF HaInll
| ton. A. +. Garrett, OF Overton, A. K. Wyune o
sumner William simmons OF Ituh-t.' Lsr'
on divers OCCASIONS SHOWN inc most utter c9u
| tempt and ~lIsre=pect 10 tnis House ana Ju'
/ state OF Tennessee, by LleLusaINe
j without leave, Tor the Urp0s OF defeating AZ
/ ImDgr-ant measure now pending before Thu
l body: and uhFre1s. sucu conduct AS revolution
! arv I'M its character. ana dangerous TO free gov
| erumeur, and Is a contempt OI this House aut
| d~isrespectful 10 the Stale Of tennessee, there
Pss7laH. That the Aforesaid persons ar,
/ hereby declared expelled from this body aut
! LhaI~ seats vacant. and that the Governor b,
| requested 90 issue wrlts Of election 70 MI SAID
] vacancies
Amouou to suspend the rules for thepurpos'
| Of bringing up The r~es0luton for present action
when nfty-thrHe members answered 10 tAell
Mr.. smith moved % adjourn until Friday
| morning at ten O'Clock,
M. Arneu rose 10 a point Or order; mat In
the absence OF a quorum the house was ie'
! quirad 70 adjourn from day 10 day, therefore
| We should meet here tomorrow.
The Speaker Oyerruleg TIE peint o. order, on
| the ground that the Hall had been formally
given over 20 the use OF The Convention 10 be
held tomorrow.
| dfUy-tlree members were found pres=nt-lack-
/ ing three OF q quorum
Mr.. Arueu moved the following;
That TWO special meszenEer-,Capt- Halzhta1d
William Cate De dispatched vita q warrant l--
sued bE order OF Lnl, House 90 bring The follow.
ing member who are absent with leave, and
for whom no satisfactory excuse has been rem
derel before the bar OF This House, to-wlt: r..
z Garret. OF Dv5rron W a Garner, Of Law
renee d, r.. Hood, vi Hamilton; 4. D. Nteks, 9I
Dickson, y. Dljwayr OF GILES; ". =. scales
Of Over VIM simmons, of rrGnhIlu j. 4.
Thoma-. Of Greene; ". ". Miller, Of Hawkins
and A. 4. Wyuue. OF sumner.
The Speaker said there was no use IN ptlng
such q motion, as he would not issue the var
rant ifJue motion was carried; but he would is
sue a summ0us for the absences He tneu
placed a uulmuu in the hands OF tile door.
k1ep=r recurring that fuuCti-uarv 10 Summon
instaurer before the bar OF tie House, the abb
scoudiug members The u0O--S-.pcr returned
IN half an hour or So and stated -uHt lac made
GiIiZeul search for the ao=eutees- but could 10,
Ind them.
on motion. ths Eauss adjourned until ID
O'Clock Friday mOILlu-.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

"a Within the past fortnight five
hundred post Offices have been reopened
in the Southern States,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

Ia The winter wheat in Coles and De-
catur counties, Ills, is reported TO be
much injured. A Springfield paper says
the fruit crop there Is destroyed.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GREEELAW'S OPERA HOUSE.
PARADISE LOST.

ok This Monday, Tuesday,
- wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, February 10, 20, q, q, . and "A.
Grand sat3Rees. Wednesday and Satur-
day afternoon, at 3 o'clock, at hal the evening
price Of admisaioa.
The great Miltonian. Tableaux, the
most extraordinary exhibition Of the age.
Positively but for the above six nlghts, as the
Tableax opens the following week IN New Or
leans @
Price Of Admission. 81 90
GMicfen- -
Reserved seats Occurred only at katzeu-
bachs Music / 50
Doors oDen att. Commence at g. febls
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Ia The Augusta CoHsttleionalist says
that the statement that a steamer left
Augusta with negroes for Cuba is a false
hood.
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81 Hon. Jno. Wentworth telegraphed
the Board Of Trade, at Chicago, that the
Ways and Means Committee have re-
ported against any reduction Of the
whisky tax.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

Rr An Grafton on Confederate dead
was delivered at New Orleans on Mon
day by the Rev. Mr.. Rodgers of this city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

H. Don't ind fault. Probably YOU
have faults enough without finding any
I mOre.-LOM. Jour.
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y, wing disposed Of our interest IL the above
nrm toan,sndiug them 10 the trade,and especi-
anre 30 me favor OF our Old customers and
aIy ]. +. DAVIS,
Hlea ~ W.. A. JAMES.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24
PRIVATE SCHOOL,

7 A. NJ. ROBERT, who taught I'm this city
- from 1870 TO lS5, has returned, aud will
open a private schools at the residence Of Mr.. :.
A. Wilson, near the commencement OF Adams
streets, on the 18th instant
TUITIO N:
1850 Per Session Of Five Months. oue-fnh
payable monthly feb24 In