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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08
-PR0L0NGED SLEEP.

There are several cases on record Of q
prolonged abstinence of food, bur they
are mostly of an old date, and one, at
least, after much vain watching, was dis
covered 10 be a cheat. What credit can
be given to DR.. BANDS statement we are
not in a position TO decide; but we may,
at all events, believe that he himself Is a
firm believer in it. The account he gave
was read at the French Academy, and in
substance il reads as follows:
a young Oman twenty years Of age,
fell asleep and slept for fifty days. This
was in eighteen hundred and tifty-fUUT,
and nothing of the kind required until
The beginning Of eighteen hundred and
sixty-two, when she suddenly fell asleep
again, and did not awaken until March,
eighteen hundred and sixty-three. Every
immaginable effort was made TO rouse
her, but without effect; she continued TO
remain asleep without showing the
slightest sign of being disturbed. Her
breathing was almost impercepdbie, the
pulse low, the skin rosy and fresh. She
neither ate nor drank, ana yet there
appeared to be a slight tendency toward
fattening.
On reading his first paper, the doctor
entered into ONE speculatiOns concern
ing sleep, which are very imperfectly
reported. It seems that he distinguishes
three kinds of sleep-the diurnal, the
annual and the metamorphic. Wehave
all had experience of the first the second
corresponds with the h~ybernation of
certain animals; the third is transitOry,
as in the case of the transformation of q
caterpillar into a butterfly. Sleep he
considers to be a peculiar form Of life,
and the primary condition under which
] rsE, % na.neErAF.H E-,--L-I-r mill -,,e
agree with him in bis theory, but bis
views are worthy Of attention.
Subsequently he made another state
ment on the same subject, and in cOnfr-
nation of Il he quoted the names OF
other doctOrs-Segalas, DUmend, Dars0n-
vile, Puel and Others. For an entire
year a lady presented the same symp-
toms a Madame Macleod and Louise
Durand-that Is TO say, animal life null,
organic life good, but reduced to a mini.
mum-the pulse slow, breathing almost
imperceptble, the flesh soft and fresh, nc
diminutinn Of flesh, but al absolute in.
sensibility and general contraction.
At first every effort was made q
awaken them, or to keep them from
falling 70 sleep again when they awoke.
but finding the utter uselessness of thi
treatment, the doctor thought it wa
cruel to continue IL, and suffered The
lady first referred TO, to sleep as much a
she was inclined, its salutary ~infiuenc,
having been speedily discerned by hin
on the two first occasions Of her falling
asleep, they having followed on TIVE
severe attacks Of illness, attended by in
tenseiy acute suffering. The question
why sleep should enjoy the privilege o
rendering persons insensible 70 pain, an,
preserving them from the loss Of flesh, i
one which men, with all their scientidr
knowledge, are very unlikely TO solve
Once u Week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

DEarHrcrrvE FIEE-lestsrday morning,
about three O'Clock, @ fire broke out In the row
% stores on Main. between Washington aud
poBlar and Notwithstanding the almost supor-
lumsu efforts Of the hremsn, who were
promptly on the ground. 70 arrest IL u spread
uurI the whole row OF buildings down 10 The
alley were ia ashes. This was the most de-
slruclvs IRE that has occurred IL our city wr
long time, as i involved a loss o. over one hun
cred thousand dollars, which was only covered
1y about thirty thousand d0Iarsinsuranee, and
falls very heavy upon some Of tnoss who nae
&c Insurance whatever. The following NAMED
persons were the principal losers: n Besiqo1I
tEsuuy-nys thousand dollars: Mr. Miller two
thousand dollars Peter Botto, thirteen tnou-
sand dollar Taylor, GeEwen, puke q Co.
nine thousand dollars On all Of which there
Hs5 10 Insurance. Mr. Levy, thirty thousand
cellars, i've thousaed dollars Of which was COW
cred by Insurance BlumsnthaL. Friend & Co.,
ten thousand dollars. parity insured the goods
q LehliugeT 8 Co. were al lost and we could
obtain no statement Of the amount Of their
-gss, bet learned hat they had a policy for I'VE
-aousa1d dollars Becker q Co. were fortunate
enough % save the larger portion Of Their stock.
and their loss wiz not probably exceed thirty
Enou ana dollars. which ia fully covered By IL
surance. We have heard nothing said a. % the
cause ofthe Gre, that was well grounded, and
presume % wss purely accidental, and The
beAo-nS oeiug constructed Of light matsFial,
t1s hremsn, Is We have stated abovs, weIe
FIsos 70 AErsst me progress u shs asnsa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

ARErsr OF A BorErT JUMFEE-A co4orec
-sr5sv5d-aL. who Is nrst Walter Cartwright, and
taeu Charlie Parker. according 20 hiaown state
merits 1ntl 70 ha-DecoMe q matter O. serious
doubt uhslEer he i entitled 70 either Of the
uaueg got ia-o trouble yesterday aadthea got
INTO rae cslaooose. william or Charlea, - the
csse zsy BE. IS engaged "a business s. anesro
broke that g, Tor q stipulated sum, ne agrees
70 furnish planters with hands, sndfor me pur-
po=s o. carrying cut bis game, has several coli
0Esl su1oi pigeons, who are always sarchtng
fc- o home 60 that when q p-sDter applies -
W-lzu, oiiGg Charles, nE hands. the pigeons
srs produced, and Charles, otherwise csllea
Elaau, pockets I've dollars e head for his
share. and waE1z oG, and no sooner is he out o.
sight than they bscoEs dissatisfied with their
employgr and waIk 90 TOO, ani for their share
Ia lhis nice Lt-e gs1e. tle- rsce.ve q quart Of
bust head and 10 this way yesterday.
Cherries, atm William. attempted 10 TAX. u a
Gentleman from the country W The name Of
Rover. who paid him thirty dollars for some
negroes. who Ien him 10 described above. and
shortly Afterwards discovered The gay broker
srenpung 10 palm OF tue same negroes upon
another gentleman, snd accordingly had him
crested and incarcerssed ia FAIL. 70 stand &
s-aI tats morning FOR obtaining money gnGei
falss prsssnces.
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Market


Very agreeable weather, with streets dry ano
dusty, Business quiet without important
change. Corn holds 10 hne.
MESS PORK-Wesker; sales Of 20 barrels al
$50, 10 barrels at So
FLOUR-A fair amount OF business doing
sales OF g barrels Superine at 81 SO, and % bar
rels at IS %; so barrels X 50 80 100 BARRELS XXX
az 50 70, and leo at SIC.
CORN-In good demand and a fair amount o.
business doing. Sales from store Of 800 sacks al
81, 60 sacks, ear, at 500.
OATS-Fim and unchanged sales from store
400 sacks at Csc.
HAY-WIthout change; sales Of 80 bales
at s23.
housekeeping; sales Of 100 dozen at soc.
BCTTER-Heavy on the market; sales Of 100
pounds, Package, at SOC, 100 pounds, Roll, at S5c.
CLEAR sIDES-LOwer sales Of casks at 2lc.
CORNAIEAL-Cnchanged sales Of 10 barrels
At So q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

Fozr-sA-E-A gentleman named r Ford
ron Dezo-o county Mss took q ride up town
IN z hack g few days since, sn1 having Occs-
son 20 use his porte n1Hu, be took Il out, and.
after examining the contents. laid fl down upon
me sea-, where IL lay, uutOrg5uen- for some
tine alz- he had go-tsH oUr and dismissed the
driver aul,l having occasion 20 Use II again, be
-c- LIS hand into his POCKET. snd discovering
the absence cfthe book. containing two hun
1-=E ard seventy dollars, he remembered Lav-
sgz lei o. IN the hack, and accordingly reported
rae dact 20 two policemen. who found the hack,
obtained the book and money n yesterday
handed II over 70 The gentleman 70 his great
-=szr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

sThe day Of Furnishing thought and
speech in this country is at an end, anc
we want to see who dare attempt 10 re.
vive ik-New York Tribune.
The day OF furnishing thought and
speech in this country, came upon u,
with the advent Ofthe Republican party
into power. They were the advocates o.
Stree speech to enable them to abuse
others, but they straDgled free speech
when il was used to expose their owl
usurpations, despotisms and rascalities.-
Quincy Herald.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

ma Through the active and untiring
efforts Of Judge Brown, President of the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and Mai. /.
]. Fleming, Superintendent, backed up
by a discreet Directory, FIVE miles of new
track has been obtained for repairs, and
thirty miles more ordered. Then, we
expect it viii cease to do a smashing
business IN one sense, but will do a
smashing business inaBother. Meridian
Messenger.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

LOT Nele Orleans, Tjcksbarg, JacksOa ana
Grenada, three times a week. "a Memphis &
Charleston and Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ad211lles L0ius1le and Culcqn0gi, daily,
40 = ~. era Nashville Decater Railroad
Aeu York Rictm0uf. Baltimore, Boston,
E40dephld, Washington, and al Eastern ct1cs,
C2lyi al El5 pm, ria Memphis q Charleston
and East Tennessee & Virginia Railroads.
~ 0usru, 81 Lotas and ChicGg0, daily, al
Ab nm. uu1 Memphis and Charleston and
Mobile and ohio Railroads.
- VlcEbtsU, river and way landings, three
times a week.
- Montgomery and Noble, n Mobile ONO
R8lroal. daily. al @la pm
- MisssNppf & Tennessee Railroad, three
times per week. At p.ul.
sF Meunhsk ono Rafl-aad daily. st2S0 pm.
- Lid1s rock a7ld Whits Rjusr, three times a
week Al 4 nm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

svrrTrr FraF-Lasf ulght aD0ut aeVen
~-.fock. The nee. frame cottage Of M Augustus
L-r.z. On Bsals street, beyond Wellington took
ere and va entirely consumed Wh-e The
zu1Iy were a. supper, a servant rushed ni2
chs room AID told them that one Of the upper
-59u.s rason IRE: but when Mr. reached
ne room the Gre hsd spread over II so tast u
ras Impossible - check b. and be Immediately
ur1sE as s-5entIou 70 The auralture. and sue
agsdsd ID saving the larger portion Off iDcud-
-uz q due plenc. 1Ir Lewis had purchased lne
r.ass only o few DAYS since, for The sum o.
Twelve thousand collars, snd had an Insurance.
Cor she halr he amount. On the house emo ur-
r.t-re The steam Fire Engine No. Z from
-sFsrzon street and q hand engine, No. 2, were
son upon the spot, uttoo ls5o 70 do anything
x-s % dau-pen down the Gre and cy 30 doias
protect ne adjoining hO=ss&
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

E-sz-sFF- CEy-zAL RALE0A0-Nume-ous
r,-1Lalnrs have been made against this road
On account Of It's inability 70 remove the freight
which had accumulated at Grand Junction.
We rhcuza- r1st injustice had been done the
6Hcer IN these complaints and Yesterday we
net win col Frost. tie supe-1lsndsuL who
assures rs that al OF the rolling stock has been
IL constant use, and yet they were unable 20
accommodate the demand upon the road He
las Hust purchased twenty additional cars for
The express purpose % accommodating the
zrs75es along -le line Of his road From g
Ions r.rgguL aeGuuIrtance with the officers Of
me -5sd. we can assure our mercantile friends
tas everything that can possibly be lone TO
m-r heir wants, VIII BE-: but they should re-
ms-5sr -ae condition ofrhe road few months
urcs and o. patient.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

REccEp-Hs C0UHr-Thers was quite sGltnG
r- n the st-sudancs before this utaunaL yes.
-a-da- morning. Ten dsvotees 20 the shrine u-
Esa-lus appeared and enriched the city treas
my lu the sum oEslxty dollars, a. a slight offer
s TON their shrine and s merchant 10
s-l.nz Ers s-Hs 70 negroes, against the 'sl4l-
u-ss made ana Provlcec, Wss lined MY
1g. ars. va.ch h declined ps-inz and took an
appeal 20 higher authority. TINS is me cs7e .
--..b we raf=rrsd Yesterday, and we shah l0oA
-,- Interest 20 see uhether ue Courts VIII de-
--f-.be law orbiddlug the sale ofdrs arms %
-ev-,es. L q dead letter law, or not Only two
ez5-i1q casss were before the Court, which d
~s.ler strange. considering the ten DRINKS re-
rs-s5 % above. and We are LEFT 10 suppose thai
rae vaisEy s5ld on Tuesday was lot Of th'
l=rtssr-nt End.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

LOUISVILLE, Feb. Tobacco, active at higher
rates-saies 200 hhds. Lugs, at 81 5O@slO; Com
mon Leaf ss9Sl5; Good Leaf, sl5as28; Bright
Manufacturing Leaf, SSssN8 Mess Pork, So;
Bacon-shaplders, 1870; Clear Sides, I9%c
Hams, az Flour, SO s.; Corn, $4,000; Oats,
sc; Whisky, 81 %.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

- DR.. Paillon, Of st. Foy, France,
announces a new method Of curing 8 cold
ia the head. It consists in inhalinp
through the nose the emenations of am
monia contained in 3 smelling bottle. i
the sense Of smell is completely oblitera-
ted the bottle should be kept under the
1 nose until the pungency Of the volatile
alkali is felt. The bottle Is then re,
1 moved, but only 10 be reapplied after q
minute, the second application, however
should not be long, that the patient may
bearit. fh1s easy operation being re
! peated seven or eight times in the course
! Of five minutes, but always very rapidly
/ except the first time, the nostrils bec0m,
1 free, the sense Of smell is restored, ans
the secretion Of the irritating mucus i
stopped. This remedy Is said TO be pc
cuharly advantageous TO singers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

sA The Jaeksonport, ARK Herald
OF the twenty-seventh, reports several
mild cases of small pox at that place.
The disease was brought there by negroes
from Duvallis Bluff.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

ARzEs- CT A C0TroE THEs-On Tuesday
ulz-L Mssars. T. T. Anderson & Co. Lsd tive
aaIss o. cotton stolen. and from some cause
t-ev attributed the Their ID a negro 1-aymaE
named Ben. who had been G-aylng for them.
md consequently their suspicious were given
20 tLe police. who, yesterday morning, pro-
-szlsE 70 the residence % the aforesaid Bsn. on
Eri-kLey svenu-. and proceeded 20 search the
premises. where Trey f0Uud the cotton secrsJo5
u sud rn5e- the bed, and up M the Ion and,
after securing g. they secured B5u, and lodged
lL- in 5le station house FOR security, until he
ca have a hearing before a magistrate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

Ar-E1rE TO R0s.-Yestsrdsy morning about
r1rse o'clock. as a gentleman WIS returning
1cue. g. the c0rnsr 0fThird and Unica streets,
. msa stepped up 70 him and asked the time Of
ulr1-. 70 which the gentleman replied that be
lEtd not have the time +" and started on, when
r1e nan opened bis coat suddisplayec a1ivory
handed navy revolver, AID s large knife, au1
a. the same tine started 20 draw the revolver,
but Eck1Iy TIE gentleman was AIMED with
short. thick stick with which he felled the
r35os- % The ground, and was proceeding %
rut MIN beyond thereach OF Gumsn skill when
lie saw several men approaching nom the OPP
poEss side OF the street, be seized the knife and
pistol ofths r0bber and shouting for the police,
ran oFdowu Third street. and meeting some
friends. returned % the place, but save pool
ofblood. where the msn had lain, no trace o.
hin OF the Others could be discovered
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

WNULU0E HIW n~UHIUNHHs
The weather yesterday was clears and pleasant,
bus dust upon the levae has taken the place OF
the mud, and as % choice between the two, We
prefer The mud decidedly, n anXlously await
lis appearance again, and promise faithfully not
70 grumble, as long as 1t does not get over knee
deep.
Business was unusually dun during the DAY
and but little reightIeGt the port.
The river continues 70 aIl rapidly. having
fallen twelve inches since our last report.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

IA Rev. Elisha Carr, an eccentric but
pious and good man, died in Nashville
on Saturday last, in his sixtieth year.
He had been a Methodist colpOrteur for
twenty or thirty years, and must have
been known 10 almost every one who
ever visited Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

E@- 1t Is mentioned as a strange coin
cidence that the Missouri and w. r.
Carter belonged TO the same company,
exploded at the same hour in the morn
ing, from the same Csupposed) cause-tu-
bular boilers-snd were commanded by
brothers,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

THE P0TsoSER-WliRm Jarvis, the negro
boy arrested for attempting 70 poison tneihmls
OF Mr. John Taylor, is still confined IN JAN a.
% Is hoped that Jack Walls, who inslleateo
him % the horrid crime, win yet be caught
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

rrLa5EA11-Ths following kilograms remain
ID the Telegraph oncs uncaIed Tor, up to Feb.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

S%- The Mobile Advertiser says that
small pox is still making frightful havoc
in the ranks Of the negroes in that city.
1t appears to be of a very malignant
type, and strongly resists medical
agencies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

EE~It is noted as a peculiar fact, that
three Of the prominent members OF the
4 Republican party have dies within a
brief space Of time, while indulging IA
measurable recreation. Joshua r. Gid
dings fell by the side Of billiard table,
President Lincoln died in a theater, and
Mr.. CorWin was stricken GQWn while en-
livening the festivities Of an evening
with his Jokes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

TIE NV COURT BILL--A lsEor was received
n he city yesterday. from our Representative,
Can't. ". K Posrln. that the bill separating the
Crausa- szd Comnou Law Courts, would m
E1ubredlv become law also that the salaries
Of the Judges or the three courts would be
-.sed 70 three thousand dollars each Per an
u1E.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

4 EAPrV PA-E-0ur old friend. Alien Rob-
e Joau Happy, o. ue Nashvtle BaaHa.
who lately led 20 the altar Miss Scott OF Mont
g1lery, Ala, passed up yesterday on the W.
Arthur with his bride, looking g. h0DDy as a
newspaper nan could be expected % under
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

HS~Mr. Richardson, OfRoyalton, Ohio
was smothered 70 death last Friday.
while attempting to save some cattle
from his barn, which was in flames.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

HarE. ". can't, VINO was formerly a
Confederate General, and who after
wards deserted to the enemy, is now in
the employment Of the Freedmen's Blu
reau as a travelling agent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

The OnFuASa FAIR-Do not forget that ths
fair Ur The bsneht OF the Catholic Orphan Assy,
-lE, Is going on srtEe Odd Fellows Han. on
Adams street. and by spending a small amount
mere. 90 something 20 contribute towards the
happiness OF these little orphans lei all alone
.--rnE e.
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FINANCIAL.

The Money market was quite active yesier-
day, and In Exchange the demand has not
fallen on any, and on the contrary there Isl
fair probability OF another advance which VIII
carry it TO = As it IS the market closed firm
a. Z, with an upward tendency, and little or
none offering. New Orleans sight drafts are
also firm at former rates.
GoId and silver.
There was considerable animation In the sold
market yertsrday, and there was more changed
hands during the day Than for weekspasL We
heard Of one purchase Of a mixed lot OF sio'VDo
At 80. We quote II S. firm az that rate buying,
and selling at 20 and 4Oh5. There was a conad-
able demand also for silver, and one purchase
OF a mixed lot Of 500 Is reported az 81. We
quote buying rates 81, and selling s. and 81, al
though we heard OF IS being paid for a lot Of all
Mexican dollars
Currency.
This market remains unchanged. We con-
tinue TO quote good Paper at ! per cent per
month.
Umcurreut Funds.
There was but little demand for this class Of
Paper yesterday, and The market closed dan
and inactive at former rates.
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STATE o. TENNESSEE,
COMPTROLLER OFFICE. 7
aHwrrLE jan 10 IA.E- L

STATE o. TENNESSEE,
C-oMPTRoL14ERs OFFICE. 7
NASHVILLE, Jan. l9, 1876
Is. ". HATCHETT. Comptroller Ofthe Tress
urv. do hereby certify that tbs EtnR Insurance
company, located al Hartford, in the State OF
Connecticut, has produced to me satisfactory
evidence that said Company has complied
with all the requirements Of the laws Of the
state OF Tennessee imposed on Insurance.
Companies, snd I further certify that Il.
A. Littlcton, agent Of said Company, has also
complied with The requirements OF the laws OF
the State. made and provided In such cases
Wherefore. said Etna Insurance COmpany has
authority 10 take risks and transact the sin
Of Insurance in this State, at Memphis.
Tnts certificate Of ageucy must be renewed on
theIst days Of July and January Ofesch year.
D. rsEAL.l s. W. HATCHETT,
fe4-3w Comptroller Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

n8- 1t is stated that contracts mads
with freedmen, to be legally valid, ar,
required by the Revenue law TO have 8
five cent. stamp on every page Of manu-.
script.
bS- The d~efaIcatfon recently attributed
to the Sub Treasurer of San Francisco,
was committed by his brother-in-law
The amount stolen is thirty thousand
dollars, which the Sub Treasurer is, for
tunately, able to make good.
EH
s~ A German paper in Cincinnati,
the Fdtks65dtt, is urging the Germans
not to come South. 1t says, referring 10
contracts entered into by a number of
Germans of that city, that they are sold
into slavery for two years.
mar Itis estimated that the proposed
lottery license law of louisiana, will
yield fifty thousand dollars t. the city of
New Orleans, which sum, by the pro-
visions Of the bin, goes TO the support Of
the Charity Hospital.
E9rMr. Dumford, who cowhided Mr..
Knapp, the Mobile correspondent of a
st. Louis paper, has paid damages
amounting to ten dollars. The Mobile
Aduertiser has the following
ment:
CHEAP ENoUGH.-It only costs ten
dollars to cowhide a man in this city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

This market remains unchanged. We con-
tinue to quote good Paper at ! per cent per
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

WAsH1SsroN, Feb. IA delegation from
Montana Territory had an interview with the
President to-day, expressing their approval Of
bis message, and his policy with regard to the
condition Of the country.
In the diplomatic bill reported to-day, is an
appropriation Of nineteen thousand dollars, for
salaries Of Commissioner and Consul Generals
Of Hayti, liberia and Dominica.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

The Commercial Hotel saloon COM
meuces this morning 10 sets nice lunch 10 their
numerous customers. II VIII be repeated every
morning 90 eleven o'clock. feSn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

IA II is understood at Louisville that
several engineers on steamboats, have
left on accoun Of tubular boilers being
on board.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

HardwRre--We respectfully call attention
10 the card OF Messrs Bsschor n Schultz, who
are doing a general Hardware business Al No.
ISL Main street, adjoining Jackson Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

PEACE B~REAEER-A man named Reedy was
arrested yesterday on q peace warrant sworn
out By s. Mrs Peoples, whose we he had threat
snsd, unless she gsve up 20 him a child, which
lie claimed. BIS case VIII come up before Is
czrg -rg.gHt1n. to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08
Concord Convention.

CONCORD, n. H., Feb. The Convention
passed. resolution p~ledging President Johnson
Its upport in securing to all States Immediate
representation in Congress and their fun rights
under the Constitution as States in the Union.