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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10
The RecOnStructIOn Committee
and the President.

5The b-eomniittee on Reconstruction,
WHO called mpon the President on Satur-
dayelask Ia .accordsnce with the instruc-
tions of said committee, will make their re-
BORT to- morrow, The object of their utter
view vas for the purpose Of ascertaining
the views of the President. TbeinterYiew
Is said to have been most satisfactory. The
Rfesident talked very freely ia regard to
f19 whole ooestioni' d,ad t6td 6sens what
Gone Of them knew before, that he, was In
faV6f of'dR eafly ddgfssi0u Of pse Rep, eseltq7.-
fuesS of dose States. He Indicated very
clearly, thatjIe was opposed 10 sending drov--
tr,d lee tifongllout ne South, 20 '0btdiH
i,,fof1ndl lon SespeotiRq tleir q6ars J0r ne red-
son dat tasy could probably tdes Elotlttsto ac-
doinplist tieir mission. The committees gave
no Indication Of Ehe views ofthe jointcom-
Inittee, for they did not know. what they
We're. Theg. desired that there should be
hafrdoht and unity Of action between the
Exeeutive aud Congress W dshtngtSn Spe-
ctdtte Gin CoHshercial, ran, 8, ss,.,s s.. .,ia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

IA RADGoABnj journalE E1asks I'D VIII the
Ffssidsnt MAKE his term Infamous by
fe6ddiafcntg II he don't fePndiate the
Radicals before tie END Of his term, we
.allnIn Mis- nnr aneaa.hni 10 kIafIa4 sfnnlA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

TIME CEEEBKRArED WEED SEWING
Il Machiilos may be found at No. ags South Hirh
trests hsttiners new building. maYa5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

Having, by reason Of my election asPostmSster Of
the lower. Aersecf 1.ssss.=s ~ - from the
firm of GIVEN d HUTCHINSON, Military Claim
their liberal patronage heretofore given the firm and
to ask that il be continhed to, and the nhpence of
my friends given, MIR. !, a. HuTcHtSsoN, who sue:
ceeds TO the business From q long intimate re-
quaintance and connection with Mr.. HUTcgIEsoa,
most heartily recommend him as being prompt. re-
LIABLE and thoroughly Yersed in the different classes
of Military Claims, and know persopally that his ar
Fahgements are most complete and effective for the
speedy settlement Of all business entrusted TO him.
jaB10Sd&R2WJ ID Q8i0.2 VJDSIAHoGIYEN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10
THOROUGHBRED HORSE.

A THOROUGHBRED HORSE CAN
A,Cbe6 purchased at private sale during the next
ten days from this date, by ycallngat WHAT Broth
ers" on Town street, opp site the Market House.
II not disposed of At that time he will be offered at
public sale on SATURDAY y, the 18th inst.
jan2.dtd WILLIAM WATT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

VIZ haa NE pleasure Of taking By the
hand yesteFdaylonr gooddfrisnds, WALTER
G. HooDioI Isq siof She 1fdftetta Times and
W&.oDI MoRd1N, Esd5 late Of the lNelodrk
zs9ocaIs, and were gratifed 70 see them them in iInl
the enjoyment Of good health -5ia4Ins Il gui
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

A NEW, stock of first quality Silver Plat
ed Ware at reduced prices. I ~
SELKECK & Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

srHE 4snppesedu assassin Of the N Welshei5
uepdamilt9dn FairhelIl county, has been
arrested, ms name us Daniel Friend q
nSsIknbof pss tie faEatly whom it IS sup
nnsed he attempted %. mnrder..n aii "a arda
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

BrAuT1ruI stock Of Solid and Plated
Jewelry. 5. SELLEcK q Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

sfr K intlnIated ttaEthe Supreme Court Of
t;s sSl3 S6l3hitsd States win decide the Test 0ath
unconstithtlohai. emg.s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

EDWIN BOOTH, who is playing toimmsnse
houses in New York, is said to be engaged
TO play in Cincinnath kB Nm ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

The court, after directing the entry of
various orders, adjourned till 10 O'clock
Thursday morning. % ileg'ilcssa bbnoig. 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MORNING SESSION

The session was opened with prayer by
the Rev. Mr.. King; and the Journal of yess
terday was read, corrected and approved. I
Mr.. Davenport presented the petition of
George Roe, asking compensation forlosses
sustained on the Muskingum Improvement,
which was referred to the committee on
Claims. lad, oil. -,,.-,-.--.,i... .,-.,,-r
time, and were referred to appropriate
committees. i. '...'.i'.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10
intendent of the schools In Portsmouth
Ohio, at Q salary Of s2,5OQa year.

The recent cold term has been again un-
favorable to business in the Police Court.
TheSe cease for adjudicstlott betOfe
the Mayor on Monday morning, and but one
yesterday mornings and that foTthe psual
cause-drupkenness. -
sPicrrohEsfrahed cheap and az short H.
tice at Selleck and Co.'s Bazaar.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10
IMPORTANT DISCHARGED tlIaIs
-,-T- SOL DI e RSyvSryT

DELIEyIHG g THAT 6THE SOLDIERS
ID who enlisted carry in tho war who frs sprang
to arms at the countrys ealy and first placed them.
selYesinthe front, should receive at least aneguP
amount Of bOu ty with those who al ter DO
cemDer oath, 1861 A. HUTCHlNs0N,-o ,-of Columbus.
Ohio, General ARcut Tor the C0lection OF Military
Claims offers his servces and with the assistance
of the soldiers themselves, will undertake to sech 3
it. He accordingly invites all sol lies hu enlisted
in the army yprdr 20 o2ithof Deeem ber 1863, and
were honoraDg di4charged tiereirun, receiving only
SlQDor less bounty no matter what the cause n dis
ehafEe or length 0ftime served, 10 forward their
discharge papeTst ohimIAfMEDIATELY, thatn prompt
would seem 10 be s. Justly due Upon receiving the
discharges receipts tor them will be promptly re-
turned accompanied by the necessary papers In each
Particular easeswlth full infOrnaton.-d9if 9if1O
This Is amatter that must receive IMMEDIATE Ar
TENTIoN for, unless il is attended to AT ONCE. and
names and applications to induce the necessary ac-
ton, IL will doubtless be pOstponed, aud may be
finally dropped q L9allUUl Ub6 VGQlpJJ6
aS- SEE ToITsTHEN WITHOUT DELAY. Already
qutea number Of cases are on e sand If any soldier
thinks no has not already received what properly
mentof what he claims, and an early reply will be
given. -,
The heirs or legal representatives of soldiers who
enlisted prior to the gath of December, 1863, and
died in the service fin Rebel prisons, will also be
equally entitled to the benefits contemplated in this
movement, and they are REQUESTED % lose no time
accommodating with him on the subject
ONCE MORE attention toiH be called to the
Importance of acting at once in this matter.
If successful, IA moderate COM mpensation will be
ask d; if unsuccessful, no fee will be called for.
All classes OF Military Claims entrusted 10 him
are prosecuted to speedy settlement hn9ftB ~ ~
al Mia ainlv Cd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10
/. A. HETGSINSON,i5.

.i5QI' tPIO. Box "a, Columbus, u.
Soldiers are particularly cautioned against sci ing
their discharges, If they are purchased for any
honest tpurpose. II must be at price far below tho
real worth to the soldier himself.
REFERENCEs-Hon. WIN. DEHNIsoN, Postmaster
General; JAY- Cooks a Co.. Government Loan
Agents. Any National Bsnk in Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

Tag Princeion. Stan ddrd says that ~ Of
the student 81 tll8. College or New Jersey
have lbeen dismissed By thq faculty for par
tieipaflon Ia the 'ihOrp sRreePaa 5 fa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

E, E. WHITFT State Commissioner Of
Common schools Of Ohio, gBose8teriR Ell
pires @ FebFuaty, ,'hds been elected. .shpefa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10
Sherif's Sale

at two o'clockP. NJ, the following described real
estate, sisS9toIip ne CitgsaG ,slq'Abusr EranElin
Lot No. eighty-four ls4) Of Lincoln Goodales adj
diion to the City Of Columbus, Ohio as plat OF said
lin County, b.. in Tlat Record No. l, passa2.
PfiinIer's Pint fees les & X = n vi 81 OFT, a
j.n,oit3Maslll S9AibpSo pSoAVtit44N w .St9 sAt'97ih'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10
LOCAL N E WIS.

DuR1Na 1866, 1888 emigrants arrived IN
Ohio, an increase SflOpl4oger 1854 %Aa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10
New AdVeFtisenents
FOR SALE.

TIOUsES AND LOTS SITUATED ONS
III the Johnstowh road Just in the rear Of the
fanatic Asylum. For tebnis inquire Of James q.
Bull, Mayor Of the City Of Columbus.
3 janlO-dtf N - :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

grocery keeper In worcester, Mass.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

IRIS reported that an oil company IN
Mahoning county have had NJ medium
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

THn CircleUi1le Union (Republican1 thinks
tnsB M. SHERMAN has paramount cIaimstO
theeenatorshiR,aEea a Rn-sggz
tGEEERAL Coxf. Inaugural Is not salts
factory l0 6hs cisselaaS Leader because it
apa'a aaTeeate Negra suffrage. 80 nv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10
THE r. RADICAL REVOLT.

The HOUSE. then RdiOurned. N
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-07

among the other classes. The garrison
slamOunts 70 nine thousand men, and Of
sithese, from the nineteenth Of October to
the thirtieth Of November, three hundred
and twenty-three were attacked by ehol-
7era while one hundred and t|enty-threG
succumbed. About one thousand more
are said to be quartered ia the outskirts
f0f Fhe city, snd among these the mortal
ity has been stlll greater, leading TO the
conclusion that the barracks ar ;, fnon sit-
suation or internal arrangements, not 50
sheaithy ss they should be.
s. On Sunday asJ a great act OF justice
twas done on the brigand chief, Clardu.lo,
1and two OF his companions, at Cam
sDaagla. which for long time had been
Htheir headquarters. These men were
fnkeu early in the autumn, and, having
fbeen tried by court martial last week,
-were sentenced 30 be shot. Last Sunday
rihey were taken by special train from
ssalerno 10 EbOli, and thence 10 CAM
spagma, the road being strongly guarded, 3,
lwhere they were shot in the presence OF
II large crowd Of persons, who showed mol
Ic0mpassion FOR men who had so long rem
.lered the country unsafe. Clardullo, ID
.is said, completely lost his courege and;
lat the fatal moment was almost m
sensible.
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Ale! Ale
T. TAGER!LAGERl :.

7 WOULD respectfully call the attention OF
Merchants and Dealers, that I am weekly
receiving a fresh supply, and adding To my
ALREADY large stock Of the finest Ale and Lager
Beer, which / can supply t. Dealers.
am also agent for the celebrated
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R-rzn and Isarngnny.-

! The mails reached Lisbon on the hl'
5teenth, with Rio dates TO NOvemDel
ltweuty-fifth.
Z The Emperor had returned 10 RIO
sIhe Paraguayans had caMnonaded tht
Territory Of Vale CoTieLtes, The allied
aarmies continued their forward move
sment The allied squadrons were at Ire
B0cas.
! The Paris P1tric says that " the Ameri
zean Minister AT Buen0s Ayres had visited
sLopez- the faraguayan President, whom
She found willing 10 come to an agree
ament with the allies. Hopas are enter
1tained that Brazil and the Argentine Re,
spublic who had at first declined b. treai
4with Lopez, Will shortly be animated by
sdiferent sentiments
SDeclsne OF the ChOIera-Rz eeution oi
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RArEs OF ADvERTIsING,
One Eauare one insertion =
each additional insertion
two weeks

One square one insertion .
each aidiuonal insertion
" two weeks
one month
&c All edver.i semenis considered due aiit
the nr-t insertion.
EE Eight lines OF solid nonfareii Constitute
square.
ss- AZ Advertisements In The Speclal Motto
co.uma GfIl be charged 81 cguts per line.
me- Marriage and death notices published z
other al advertisements
rE- Al advert iSeIne1it' net m ,,rileu Tor = spe
ctE=I time vglI be discontinued az tie end @
one week.
Hs- An advertisements for the Appeal mus
be EnudeJ iu si the Clerks desk.
So T-GHEclf adr-r,iss issHas nItsf Be paid 70
81 1tsusuleC.
Es- 10 advertisement viii appear in TIA
Weekly paper, unless 10y special contract.
81 Adve-tI-erneuts % b. Inserted in th
Weekly uape- only OF az Irregular intervals ID
either of she papers, VIII be charged 81 pe
b uare f1r each ANA even insertion.
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rRoa ETRoPE

fTr.U11 of the AHstr tttsi18- Three dgg
L1ts- Asirs-Thc FcaiGa Trials at Cor
Il Confederate C,GptGsa OH Trigl-
Elgsfer:Ogs Disappearance Of the Iris
P35fs--E6GjOn GambDlts Expected o.
rte LpGst-ThC HnlQ and Queen Of PR
tlgal on q visit to Elq'0nd-Thc C1tH
RGgsls stH KporsGsi1q- the Ealpcr5
cf -sUstriI il The HaHggri1H Dist-Hs
Speech HecsiUsd with Repeated P0tft
stS--AH9thsr MnigterjGi Crisis IN Cree
-EtadHcjoI and Commercial
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Important to Travellers
& EASTERN CITIES
The Great Broad Guago
,tIantIe and Great Western gallHa,

Tsnoyv omen end running two daily fast ex
,,esss rains fron Cincinnati to New York anc
m Eastern cities Passengers viii IND this q
r,s,si desirable route. The equipments Of thi,
s-,sd ave unequaled by any on this continent
Flegant Palace Sleeping Cars accompany al
inight trains, and sinoklng cars on al trains
l,Deais and the un5rOhen Broad Guage offers Il
sihe traveller a degree Of security, comfort anf
speed not 70 ne found on any otherroate. Con
ucctioAs ia ttlroi u. Leafs, or Chicago for thi
route are certain also connections for Pitts
.buTg, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
Tickets can be had and baggage checked
Through at an principal Southwestern offices
FOR IufiheT Information and through tickets
tapply 70 LARRY HARAiSTAD,
agent III. Cen. Railroad Il Jefiersen street
Or tO T. b. BfINGTUNs
Agent Chicago and ST. I4oEis Railroad, No. i
SIDNEY COOK.
daIa IN, CsavOSo HOUSE.
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Cotton Seedi Cotton Seedi!

O0NA Bushels Boyd 5 Prolific Cotton Seed, II
JSytty Sacks, Warranted to be Sound, this
years seed, Price per bushel, So
5aO0 bushels Cotton Seed, is Sacks. War
rauted to be Sound, thus years seed, Price PEI
ROBERT McGREGOR & CO.,
ds7-lm fl1iiee, 26 Front street
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rnrcr OF srnsCRsrTEo

Daily Qn advanced per anuum SO Y
- per week
To t.arTier5 and ues-s-,leaiers, ger copy
Weekly per auuum [fn alTancel q
sE- No sllis-Iip piiou entered pH our iiliill DOCS
FOR les time than one month.
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COTTON.

A LII COTTON shipped te us on good boats o.
IA IN our Warehouse on Sale, Is covered b1
our open Poiices OF Insurance in the DeSoto
Home, Etna ami Hartford Insurance Com
panies. TAYLOR McEWEN, DUKE & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-07

MEXICAr, HOSTILITY TO THE FRENCH:
3 4 correspondent of the st. Louis Repu5-l
slicaa writes from Guaymas, Mexico, rs,
Follows;
4 Leading merchant Of this city, who
sreturned to-day from "A trip into the in-i
steri0r, extending two hundred and,
stwenty miles eastward, told ne that
zone had no idea Of the bitter feeling
4of hatred toward the French usurpers
4until he went among the people. He
3visited San Marcial TeOripa, san An
7touio. Suhuaripa and Alibechi, Every
awhere he encountered most lively mani
ffestations of enmity b the Empire.
Zone of the chief officials at Suhuaripa
said 10 him, "Such is the hostility 70 the
French in this region, that man would
sbe safer in the hands Of the Apache7 tAan
Gin the hands Of our citizens, il they sup
fposed he vas d partisan Of the French. y
EAfep aud women in all the towns unani-
4ipousIy expressed discOntent and resent
8ment toward the French, the Imperial
icausa. and All who sympathze with
4ihem If any one Of the friends OF Max
similian imagine that IN Sonora be has a
formulation that, either now, or after a
iapse OF time, may be relied upon as sup
fporters of his throne, they are deceived.
4rake away French soldiers and the sm9I
OF Mexicans paid by the Freachi
sand In twcntv-iCuF hours Sonora would
@sand un from eFeTY town, city and ranehe
- fempestuOus shout of Joy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-07

i BOMBAY, December 3.-Cotton very
5frm. Weeks export, thirty-nine thous-
zand bales. Exchange, two shillinss' one
sand one-fourth pence. Freights TO Liv-
5aruool. thirty-fiVe shiliings.
q CALlrTrs, November 5e--lmpnfls
5guiet. Indigo higher. Exchange I've
e-hillings and one-eighth pence. freighi'
go London, forty-two shllllngs ana siA
Spence,
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Another Ministerial crisis has occurred
Droposition by the Ministry that the
,Thamber should be proEoguedi was r.
tcted bv tie Assembly by eighLy-iour L
,.e,-anty votes. WhereupOn the Ministry
..ssigned. and new Cabinet was formed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-07

E%The Princess Of Wales latelypassed
her twenty-frst birthday, and the event
was duly celebrated at Sandingham, her
country seat, by a dinner 70 the peas
antry Of the ,lcinity, at which the Prince
'of Wales proposed his wife's health. lie
presented the lady, also, on the occasion,
with a pair Of shetland ponies as birth
sdav gift. The Queen sent to her daugh-
.ter-in-law an elegant bronze statue Of The
Prince Cop=ort.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-07

BS- In the Old town Of Nuremberg
Elately haunted house has given mach
saiarm 10 the usually stolid residents neal
g. The house has not been used ior sev'
I seral years. The appsrition takes usually
1.-THE shape Ct a white owl, and appears al
: the traditional hour Of midnight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-07

Ia Two children, a boy and gifI
ssbout ten years old, fell one morning
siast month from high cliff Of the Saxon
smountain, on the Ellie, near Dresden,
and were dashed to pieces.
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Lands For sale.
LAND TO RENT.

fTNHE undersigned, living at fernando, Miss
4 offers a great bargain in 80 acres o. eitoict
Cotton Land. 10 miles west OF senetobia Depot
about 800 acres in a high state of culllVa5lonl
100 DO deadened. all we'll i'm proved Dwelling
Negro Cabins, Cotton Gin ana Press, hoe Mil
choice water Spriug. and one larse Cystern
This land is new and unsurpassed ia the state
for fertility Cotton Seed and Corn on the
place Also Stsck and ToOls. Possession given
Immediately II desired
4 viii also Rent $40 TO COO acres of lovely Coz.
Ton land within two miles Of HernaEdo. with
IA new frame Dwelling, eleven Negro Cabin
Win brick chimneys; a splendid Gin Houss
Gin. Press NH, Cotton Seed. Corn, exeellenl
water, etc, etc. All OF which VIII be sold ol
rented very low IL applied for early
aerusndo, Miss, Dec. q, 1855. de5i ;Si' iet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-07

The Hungarian Diet was opened on
s.he fourteentl by the Emperor in
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a Collision "A Sea

On the night Of the thirteenth the
mail steamer SamVhire, while crossing
from Dover 20 Calais, was run intO by
rne American bark Fanny Buck, of Bos-
ton. bound from Rotterdam 10 Cardiff.
The steamer was struck IN the fore COM
partmeut. which Immediately filed and
s gentleman and two ladies were
drowned ia the fore cabin. The rest Of
the passengers. among whom was Prince
Christian. Of ofAuEustsu5,TE, the be;rolhed
husband Of Princess Helena, were saved,
ana the damaged steamer was Jowed tu
Dover by g Belgian mail steamer.
The Fanny Buck was also t9wed into
Dover. with the loss Of her stern and cut
water.
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acRocERIEs & PROVISIONS,
Dry Goods.
MADE CLOTHING

MADE CLOTHING.
Grey and White Blankets
Bleached and Brown Domesiics.
Fine Black and Drab Hats
Miles Shoes for Ladies'.
ladies' DRESS Goods.
Ladies' Fine CloakS.
shaker and French Flannels.
English and American Calieoes.
French Merinoes and DeIaines.
Hosiery, Gloves, Isaces.
SuspenderS, Trimmings, etc, etc.
Gents Fine Boots and Shoes.
TAYLOR, McEWEN, DUKE& CO,
pov25-3m % Main Street, (old stand)
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-07

The ROYAL Mail steamship AUstrala-
sian, which left Liverpool on the morn
Ing Of the sixteenth, and Queenstown on
the evening Of the seventeenth CT De
cember. has arrived.
The China arrived of CrockhaveH
about one A. NJ, and reached Liverpool
z bout midnight on the fifteenth.
The Louisiana arrived az Queenstown
aruine A. u, on the fifteenth.
The King and Queen of Portugal had
arrived in England on a visit 10 Queen
N-s.-t1r.1
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South & East of Chattanooga,
And to Stations on
Mississippi CeHtFUt Rail Road
iIemphls and Charleston Railroad
cIrAEnE nF sCHEnuLE.
Eastward Trains.

On and aster WEDNESDAY, the Sth instant
.he trains on the Memphis and Charleston RilE
road viii run DAILY, as follows:
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General Exchange & Banking BasInes

4 DIVIDEND Of twenty per cent. upon the
Z paid in capital OF this company Is hereby
declared. Tor Inc six months ending the trst
instant. payable and subject u the order OF the
sf0ctyhoiders. X. r BOILING,
fangIvr President
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The American sgasdrou.

7 j. stated lhat Admiral Goldsb1rouEh
commanding the United states Squad
ron Of Evolution in the EurOIean waters
hsd zone 10 Naliafranca. near Nice, for
winter quarters, where, il was expected
three more ships from America would
shortly i0in him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-07

DRY HIDES.

nRY HIDES. Beeswax.
Tallow. Rough Leather.
Wool. Dried Peaches
Dried Apples. Feathers
Jeans, Socks. Linseys. Furs.
Deer Skins, dry. Cotton Baskets
Shuck Mats Shuck Collars,
Dried Sage Leaves. Hickory Nuts.
scaly Bark Nuts Walnuts,
Fresh Butter & Eggs Pecans, etc, etc.
TAYLOR, McEwEN, DUKE co.
nov753m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-07

The London Star has reason 10 believe
that the dispute between spain ana Chill
Is on the eve OF an amicabie arrange
menf. The mediation Of England ha
been accepted by spain, and there j
every reason 10 believe THAI that powe
js quite prepared 70 abide by the PROPOSE
ti0ns which England may suggest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-07
AustrIa

The weekly returns of the Bank of
France exhibit a decrease Of the cash onI
hand of four million francs.
The B0urse, on the fifteenth, was firm
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