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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-25

&RatEAA markell
During the past week the general market has
been very quiet, and in some branches dull
The Influences which have effected the Cotton
market have, naturally, extended 70 other
branches. We have not much change to note.
Feed, owing 20 ice appearing again in the upper
rivers, has generally stifsned. Good Potatoes
are inquired for, for seed, a. high rates. Fish,
Lard, Butter, and Eggs are hrmer owing TO the
occurrence of Lent. Game Is becoming dull.
the season is becoming too warm for it IN this
latitude.
BAGGING AND ROPE-scarcely any de-
-mand--ates unchanged.
BCTTER-Good d-emand-prices hrmer and
stocks smaller.
CHEEsE-In very moderate demand-p1ces
easier.
BEASs-Nixed, 81 IS; Good Navy being as
high as 3 81.
CHICEESS-Always a safe article to send 70
this market, when good-a fair demand at our
quotations.
CORNIiEAL-There is a fair demand but
more is offered than readily meets with pur-
cha=ers. GooI, fun weight st. Louis kIu-dried
the best article coming to this market, sells
for s.; there IS Chicago and Ohio Meal in the
marzct-and it just now seems to be pushing
the st. Louis cut, which is selling at 81 3 and
81 50 lots have been offered at 81; this is gen
orally below the legitimate weight, and is lower
priced without being cheaper.
E~GGS-Demand increased and stock looking
~down-prices drm with an upward tendency.
-FEED-Corn in good demand with lighter ar
rivals-we quote Soc TO 81. Hay improved-we
quote E1gs&. Oats in good demand at the
same rstes-sales OF IS sacks, black. for seed, at
Joe. Bran is in slight demand and very little
on hand-we repeat quotations.
FLOUR-The lower grades firm at last weeks
decreased quotations. Fancy grades still quote
sl56sI7.
FISH-Lent has brought a very good demand
without changing rates.
GUNNIES-Without change and very little
doing.
=PROvIsIONs-stead demand; shoulders and.
hams slightly lower.
TOBACCO-A good weeks business has been
done at unchanged rates, and stocks are re-
duced There has been a little giving way in
rates in Louisville.
FEGETABLE-Au descriptions that are
sound and good for seed are IN active demand
st good prices. Carrots, S.; Turnips, 81; Beet-,
sig4 Is per barrel. and Sweet Potatoes ssas9.
WHEAT-But little is doing and We omit quo
tations.
MALT-In slight demand at 81 55asI o..
LEMONS AND OBANGES-Lemons, s. 80 per
box; Oranges Sd; very choice, s. 80.
SODA CEACKERs-Northern made are sell
ing AZ 81.
BULK PORE-Cissr Sides, lSL5c; Rib sides.
81 sgI7ci Clear Rib, I7gI71ac; Shoulders lao
L4-c.
Imports
MEMPHIS, Feb. 2l.-Imports for the week
ending saturday, Feb. Path, as copied from the
books Of the Merchants Exchange, were as
follows:
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Important Eotice-CRHtion-Buyers O.
Duplex Elliptic skirts should examine the
hoops 70 be sure they get the genuine article.
which is the only skirt with double springs d.
s1eh h0op-therefore, unquesti0ua5ly the basr
crfno-In= made. see advertisement Of J. W.
Bradley Duplex Elliptic Skirt dl-3m VS.
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Fortunate HuG UafOFtunate.-On the-T
return from the Nashville Convention, on the
cars last night. Hon B. D. Nabeus had his shaw
stolen. and NIr. J. 3. Synnott lost his hat. The
former was Unfortunate I'm not having the
shawl returned, but the latter was 81 fortunate
as 20 receive from Mr.. wheaton, the Memphis
halter. a new chapeaU in place Of the one b.
lost.
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KS. AD1sal Please announce ne 8 candi-
date for County Court Clerk 81 the ensuing cleo
ton. sud Imozt respectfully ask the votes Ofuy
fellow citizens for the omce. was quite sur
pri=ed 10 see, IN this mornings Argyg, my name
announced for the County Juigeship. AMER
aresidence OF forty odd years in this, my native
State-one half Of which has been spent in the
practice o. law chiefly in this city1-it would be
peculiarly Erauryingto me 10 hold 40 respecra-
bic and useful a position. But it's already dll-d
by Executive appointment and no election can
be held for said Office tLIthe expiration OfJUc-e
Pet-lIs term, without the Governors special
order. code. Sec. 8l2D However, il elected %
the number but very responsible position ol
Clerk % said Court, I trust, thstby dIigent st.
t.uuJuIo its duties. and q sincere disposition 90
serve the pubic therein without respect or
persons my familiarity with the laws p
practice ofthe state VIII contribute much %
my efficiency as an officer. Feeling now that
the great question Is settled, and thefuture o.
myself and my p~osterity fixed here, that we
have a country and government which are en-
titled 20 an honest and loyal support from one
and all its citizens and, being identified with
this community. I again respectfully ask its
support
fslS q IHOS- ID. ELDELDGE.
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fandf Planters 7 Doak Cu4uValol
is the most labor saving Machine OF the age.
feb25-lw
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- For NeB Orleans, Ticksbu-c. J1ckSon ana
Grenada, three times a week, ga Memphis 8
Charleston End Mississippi Central hallnoad-
- AuShfale, L0tasrllc and Cutcinndl, daily
&ib Z. m. VA ashvllle GDeCater Railroad.
So Nes0 York. Richmond. Baltimore, boston
P1fGGsphi1, HaEhtH7t0us and al Edt1ern cites
daily Al &l5 pm, ma Memphis 8 Charleston
and East tennessee & Virginia Railroads.
" Ezir0. 81 L0uts and CHICAGO, daily az
9l5 pm ira Memphis and Charleston and
Mobile and ohio Railroads.
~ Vtas5srg, river and way Landings, three
times g week
- Montgomery and Noble. and Mobile Ohio
RslroaL, daily, a. Z5 pm
81 MtSusssp7i & Talnessss RGirodd, three
tines per week, e. pm.
81 4sHDhS & Ohio RGl-c1d. daily ais pm
AZ Lffae EocE 1nd Whas RiueT, three times s
EoaE. a. mn
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Auetion-At Lutz, wIudIe * Cos on Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday. A fine lot o.
plantation mules TO arrive. All stock must be-
AZ represented, or no sale. City reference, or
drst class paper, as good a. cash. John ". Gil
hart Aurrfonarr.
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Mules for saIe.-One pair extra No. / Males
for sale 81 S Union street. tess-lw
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EoEE NEGRO ~OUrEAGEs-On Friday night
an eE0rt was made by a party OF negroes 20 kill
John Casey the boy who killed d negro a lew
days since, and for that purpose they searched
the P Taon Of the city In which he lived FOR
him. voEiuE vengeance upon him. John es-
cspsd the,r search, ard sought safety IN the
station house, where he remained al night.
We understand that Gen. St0nemau hsE taken
measures 70 put down tie spirit OF iawlessneS,
that exists 70 an alarming extent IN South
Memphis, and sincerely Lops that he put q stop
- IL AZ once.
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Other Markets


NV TWTN |I"I|T III - --~|"-|'
NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-Es counts are quiet.
There is moderate amount Of the better clas-
OF paper offering, with a fair iur1iry- az 1914 q
cent, Tor prime names, sac for good, and lo8ls
p cent. for tie lower grdces. The decrease ln
the supply OF paVer iudlcetes q contraction OF
credit in mercanti.e cl.slsN-
Foreign eEcEalge nominal, as usual on saAilng
DAYS. The leatiEE bsnkers quote sixty days
sterling 1884, which appears % be above the
views Of buyers. Francs are quoted al oI5z4
long date Sis, short date Gold is la talr de-
mand for customs. and the price Is steady al
l5-7.. There Is 40 pressure % sell. Three per
Gems. = PAID for carrying gold.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dry Goods II Auetian-Commenchag to-
morrow morning al R. J. Dalton a Co-s, ~
NORTH Court street
The celebrated Lone Jack Tobacco Tor sale at
susmann, Mayer& Co.'S, corner Jefferson snd
second street. fe24-lW
The celebrated Lone Jack Tobacco for sale At
susmsnn, Mayer 8 Co.'S. corner Jefferson and
second streets fe2s-lw
rhe celebrated Lone Jack Tobacco for sale o.
Husmann Mayer a Cos. corner Jenerson and
second streets. fs24lw
rms Beak C~uIdvator. febzs-lw
The celebrated Lone JseA Iunaeoo for sale At
busmasn, Mayer A Co.'S corner Jefferson and
Second streets. sezi-lw
Mules for saIe.-One pair extra Ro. l. Mules
for alsatS Union street fsA-lw
The eeleorsted Lone Jack Tobacco Tor ssle a.
susnsnn' Mayer a Cos, corner Jefferson and
escoud streets fe2t-lw
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n6- Pur1ors Of Cabinet changes pre-
vail, At Washington, and appear 10 be
we'll founded. Secretary Stanton's friends
say he viii not resign, and the Presi-
dents friends say there must be a new
Secretary Of War.
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ALMOST TRASEDT-ysstsrtay Omcer Roach
and smother policeman attempted 10 arrest
--o negroes on Beal street, Eudsr the new order
from the Cufer OF Police, when one Of them at
tempted 70 draw g pistol, and OHcer Roach
struck him over the head with his revolver,
which vas discharged by lie blow, but luckily,
no further damage was done than a severe cut
on The negros head, inflicted by the striking.
The negroes were lodged in the station house,
sHd soon Afterwards Roach was arrested by a
guard and taken before the Bureau. forstriking
the negro, but the Provost Marshall released
him, as the act was usrinsble.
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A-LE5ED BlBEEET-James Newman had
Carlo GrsE0 arrested last night and lodged in
the station house on the charge OF stealing his
watch From the best Information thai We
could slean from the teutonlc assembly a. the
station house, the watch was recovered, and
Newman his friends were there i1tercedlnE
Ter the release OF the prisoner, but failed 20
s-scr their object, and IN s~ndesvortng 10 do so,
one or Tie party became involved IN a difficulty
~-th the clerk &. lie station houss, and GOT
knocked 5owu.
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FINANCIAL.

The anticipstons OF many, that the recent
political dissensious would affect the Money
1darket have not been realized. and tie same
dull and monotorous state OF adaIn continued
up 10 the close OF the market yesterday even
ing, which has characterized IL throughout the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-25

Bs~ A woman named Heayer, residing
in the North Division, Chicago, was shot
by her husband The bullet entered the
nip and passed nearly around her body.
The wound viii not probably prove fatal.
three weeks.
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RIVER MATTERS.


There Is no accounting for the weather in this
latitude. That ls certain, for yesterday morn
Lug We had every reason % believe that we
would have a repetition Of the weather OF last
week. but by 20 O'Clock 81 cleared away, and we
had q beautiful day.
Business was quite brisk, the steamers IN port
being able tod-scharge their csrgoes, and nearly
au the outward bound steamers left with
good trips
The river is stll rissre. though not so fast as
L.---.L .r.-
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CRAZY HAET-This poor woman who has
been for months wandering about the streets.
lsf starved and ily clad, wasyesserIsy sent GO
the Asylum SO Nashville, by Judge Leonard
and some other charitable gentlemen.
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OUR STOCK CONSISTS Of
800 bags Coffee.
100 bbls. MoIssses.
% = bhls. do.
l'S9 pigs 4ackerel-
1909 do. Star Candles, H,H 4 whole.
70 boxes Layer Eaisins.
70 coz. Buckets.
go dozen Brooms-a consignment.
81 sets Tubs.
10 boxes Starch.
81 bags Rice.
SO bbs. llS0hsl Salt.
IJ bags Liverpool salt.
1900 kegs Nails.
1860 bbIs. hard and soft Sugars.
80 bbis. Golden Syrup.
400 boxes Oysters, 81 and s..
90 boxes Fresh Peaches.
% boxes Soap.
10 cartoons Figs.
l9 cases Telegraph Matches.
90 boxes soda.
100 bnIes 4 S~ardines.
leo baskets Piper HeIdsick.
30 cases liquors, Assorted.
> drums Goldfish.
40 cases PtcRles.
100 kegs Pigs Feet,
p 3 bbls. do.
20 kegs Lard.
50 tierces Lard.
10000 Ibs Bulk Pork. TcureRn.
100 bbls. Fagtn's xxx Flour, Epi-
20 bbis. supernns Flour, cheap.
. gross bottles, SIS. Yeast Powders.
600 dozen Preston a MerrilI's genuine
200 boxes Cheese.
DO do. Candy, assorted.
81 DO. Jockey Clnb Sauce.
b do. London sauce.
% do. Ley Tor making Soap.
loo dozen COttoa Cards.
80 dozen Wool Cards.
10 bales India Bagging.
20 bbls. Mess Pork.
so reams Wrapping Paper.
1893 rs. wrapping Twine
. ba. 3 Pepper.
10 Jaz- spice.
100 Kegs Strip.
80 dozen suffers Backing.
100 boxes Buffers Ink.
200 kegs Wagon Tar.
100 boxes Gar etts Snuff.
100 do. Tomato KeJchup.
loo do. Pepper Sauce.
80 bbis- Vinegar.
50 bbls. FtIbsrts, Almonds 4 Brazils.
90 bbls. COrnmeal.
20 bags Race Ginger.
81 dozen Seivts.
100 dozen shoe Brushes.
100 bbls. COmmon whisky.
80 bbls. Bourbon WHISKY.
20 empty Kegs and Half Barrels
50 ueTces Hams
. casks Clear Side Bacon, etc.
WOLCOrT, SMITH s co,
WE HAVE on Consignment and for Sale
1000 bags Corn.
800 bags Oats.
~ bbls Filberts.
. hhds. Figs
ZOO pes. Bulk Meat.
100 kegs Lard.
20 tierces Hams, very nice.
- do Breakfast Bacon, very nice.
20 bhls. Eggs.
900 cases WahoO Bitters.
100 boxes Soap.
30 cartoons Figs.
Is bags Dried Peaches.
~ kegs Chsiee Yellow Mich. Butter,
100 boxes Cheese,
30 bbls. ,2sObs.l salt.
50 boxes Cuba Skies.
100 gross Fine cut Tobacco, etc.
fe7 lm.l6l WOLCOTT. SMITH & co.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The spirtualist's Society viii meet reg
ula-iv for conference 81 llr o'clock every Sun
dav morning. and at o'clock al night, al $50
Main street D. p MhhhlAAN-
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HAVE FOR SALE
ONE PLANTATION,

IN TALOBUSHA COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
Z 3 miles west or Water valley, on the Missls-
s. ppI Central Eaiirnad%G acros 30 acres 10
cultivation 40 acres rich creek bottom Good
frame house. 4 rOOrus, and Office in yard, 4 ne
gro houses. good stables, cribs, ETC.: ~ acres in
Wheaz, - acres in grass. GJDd orchards. Also.
with tue place. an tne STOCK Of which there Is
suaseienr 70 cultivate the lands, 50 bushels
corn. LOO bushels wheat, potatoes, peas. cotton
seed, $3.50 lbs. bacon, cattle, sneep, household
and kitchen furniture. ETC. an Of which Is
worth IN cash E0JL IRE land and everything
on the place can be bought for sI2.005One-haIf
cash. balance In one year.
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CHs-s-1AS CHURCH-Cornar Linden and Null
berry streets Elder r A Cook VIII preach 81
TITS church All A. NJ, to-day, and az 2 ?. N.
Sunday school a. g An. The public are IN
viteI 5ests free.
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sF a deputation OF merchant tailors
is in Washington, urging a reduction Of
tax on their business.
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RELIGIOUS NOuCE-Eey. y H. Ford, l. l. D.,
viii preach this morning 81 the Baptist Church,
corner OF Second snd Adams, and VIII lecture
81 night on prophecy. seats free.
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ICzTEAkT kzyUES For week ending February
"a ls4
Thgs DrscoL, bayoHet w0unG
IaE Bedford. unknown csu-s.
g4rca hr4-1cA. .colored, snail poL
waiter Eusg1s. ludauzuon OF brain.
4~a2Jaeooz injury on railroad
y. Ford- spasHE
EiEa Cudly, l1al5red1 pneamouIa.
Aatznt Of Henry Woods, cold spssms.
Pat Mara pneumonia
Joseph Abbott. EpasInz
Ealpa 3rowndon, .coIG} small p0E.
Matte COG sc-crala
Ms II axe, disease Ofrhe heart.
Mu Anna Orne. old age.
= P Carlisle, Pneumonia
eEr16 Eu-h. small pDA.
MIA q e + Duke, iups-gsuon.
"a som@eryAe SOD phthiSc-
Young. tc9L3 isryngitiE
III, Il. Lynch, effects q bum.
u Bryant col cnrouic 1iarfhUs.
Robsrt WrlEhL COL poisoned.
sam Brooks, icgL1 sulll1uA
WhiBla Mckee col chronic dlsufh1sa
Georre BowleS col cholera Ltautuul.
rufa6t Of Betty Lawieset tcoI5 found dead.
ia Hlsckley, col smallpox.
81. smith, sci ssag- gox
Lsck Harris, col sIa-Eos-
LaEnt o. Mary Ions, fcoLf Group
Nller, smslpc4
JsL @hronlc diarrhHs.
.o51 Tg
Infant on W. Jackson. coLl, sp-
Inknowu child, smallpox
Two negro men smallpox.
Richard MCGEE, coll, phtalslc-
Addison Myner, co.'s -aa4poN
Segro man, guushol wound
White males. 2. white feHaias 81 negnomales
Is uegao females, 9 white children, = coiored
children, g Total a.
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ACCIDENTAL SEooLLyG-On FRIDAY evening
o. officer o Burke, OF the Police force. was
walking down shelby street, he accidentally
-=t fall his pistol which went OF, and the ball
struck him In The leg passing between The f5i1
sud E5ala bones, producing g painful though
l1- dangerous wound.
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- Three young ladies, living in
Morton county, Minnesota, while on their
way home from singing school, a few
days ago, were frozen to death. The
three young men attending them were
50 badly frozen that they will loose their
limbs.
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AEEEsTED-J0s. ChealAam, a schoo teacher,
was yesterday arrested by Od5ce Carroll, n
taken before Esquire Creighton, for threaten
ing 70 take his life. but the changes failing b be
s-abstalra-el. The tescker va EIscharsea.
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ES~ 4 man named Norwood has been
sn outlaw IN this county for months past.
A warrant was issued to arrest him fol-
shooting a negro in the employment Of
Dir. Joe May. It was never executed.
He has now murdered Mr.. Wcodfn, a
good man and valued citizen of the
county. There is fault somewhere
NOc0H, jlfsS.l Beacon.
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BEID5E WASHED AwAT-we regret 10 Learn
that the bridge on the Mississippi and Tsunes-
see Railroad over Nouconnah, was swept sway
ny the rashel On Friday night The tralnsr run
20 that print and connect until the bridge is
agaiE put Up, which viii only be few days.
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Notice.

WHEREAS. Michael KayeuauEb, Chief Enzi-
neer Of steamer ElIwpCd, fell overheard and
was drowned somewhere between Island Forty
aud Memphis, on the night OF the 10Th Eerru
Irv, any one finding the body, and on l-sytls
information Sc the Memphis Engineers Eenev-
dent Association rooms, no. I15 Front street.
no stairs, room NO. 5. viii receive a liberal re-
ward.
DESCRIPTION Light complexion, light hair
black coat, black pants, blue eyes, PL-Led
slightly by smallpox, boots new.
PRES. KENNEL.
febM-lw Secretary and Treasurer.
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I'M EBL& FRESH ST. LOUIS aEA-.
I'd Bbls LII Flour.
% Bbls. Double Extra Frur
50 Bbls Harrison Flour.
100 BIS. single Extra Ei8ur.
~ Bnls. BuckwheaL Flour
% bbls. Mess Pork
= Bbls- Picked IoIps.
10 Casks Clear sides.
4 tasks Hams
loo Pounds Breakfss, Dac1-.
1903 Pounds Dried Beef
~ hblS- Splcsd Pigs Faet
. Bbls. Mes Beer
= DbA. Maeksr4L.
- Kits WHITE =sl.
LEO B1s- y. A. Herring.
- BIS Cheese.
30 KEGS MOlszse.
. keg~ 1nlden syrup sand m-.
50 Hhds New Orleans sugar
81 Bbls. bite sugar, cru-naf mn
dered- C9reet = Coffee and rrdned Yellow.
JOG BXs soap. all grades
L0 Pkg. star Candles. - ans Ia
3 SACKS Rio C0Ize
loo KEGS Walls
q DUz- Brooms.
LOO BIS ToDacco.
D,GO Segars.
50 Bbis Recddsd Whissy
Is Bbls Bourbon DO
100 Bbis Cape Lime.
8 Baskets Champagne.
= BIS. Pearl starch.
5 Bales Guunies-
10 Sacks Rice.
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The Act OF Incorporation Is herewith.
STATE % NEW FORK.
County OF New York, January =, 1885.
Charles Taylor, President, and &. .Hlne. Sec
rotary 81 the lNrEH SATIOGAL Con-
PAEY, 10 me personally known, depose and say,
that they are said officers, and thai the foregO-
ing is 4 true, fall and correct statement Ct the
affairs or said Company on fhe thirtv-drst
day OF december, 1876 that said Company IS the
bona gde owner Of one million dollars cash
capital, and three hundred and fOrtv-eight
thousand nve hundred ana eighteen dollars
and forty-three cents cash surplus. invested a.
above, all OF which is the absolute property o.
said Company, free and clear from all leius and
claims thereon. except As above stated, and as
may be necessary for n Reinsurance fund"
according 70 the best OF their knowledge. fnfCr-
nation and belief respectively.
CHARLES TAYLOR, President.
c. c.. HISE, Secretary.
Sworn 20 and subscribed, the date last above
written, before me,
CHARLES NETTLETON.
Commissioner for the State OF Tennessee.
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RoBBIS6 OK MAIS SrREEr-The store Of
karr, King s. Co., on Main street, was broken
INTO on Friday night and several packages Of
goods stolen. The Thieves also obtained about
oas hundred AID nry dollars from the cash
drawer. The parties IN tlsI vicinity complain
% the police for not being more active In AZ
resting thieves than the merchant FOR o-bstrucr-
ius The side walks with cotton. but they should
remember that these little affairs vii happen
whether the police are active OF not.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
CO1PTROL LER's OFFICE,
Nashville, Feb'y 8 1864.
], :. w. HATCHETT, Comptroller OF the
Treasury. do hereby certify that tine Interns-
tiona Insurance Company, located at New
York CRY, in the State Of New York, has pro-
duced % me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all the require
ments OF the laws Of the State OF Tennessee i'm
posed on Insurance Companies, and I further
certify that ;. r. Clarke q Co, Agents Of said
Company, have also complied With the require
NESTS Of the laws OF the State. made and pro-
Vided IN such cases: wherefore, said Intsrna-
tiOnal Insurance C0mpany has authority 70
take risks and transact the business OF insuF-
ance in this state, at Memphis, Tenn.
This certificate OF Agency must be renewed
the lst days OF July and January OF each year.
;. W. HATCHETT.
(sEAL.) Comptroller Tenn.
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Dry Goods ~ Auction--Every day al q
A. ~, unm the entire stock Is sold, ~ r. J.. Dal-
ton q Co.k e. North Csurt street. between
Main and second.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-25

C1N1lITTED-Eeorge Garrett the negro who
robbed Mr. A. Garb1rina, an account OF which
was published yesterday was brought before
squire Creighton yesterday, and pleading gull
II 10 the charge OF burglary, was committed 20
jail 20 await his trial before the Criminal Court.
C5EzEcrIos.-In the list o. cases set for trial
before the Criminal Coat, which waspuhlIshed
IN the city papers last Sunday, the name OF
Wu- O'Hs-ra appeared as Vim. O'Hsron, and
billy O'Herun. OF consssbulary fame, asks that
81 De corrected, as e sounds too much like Lis
name, and be has no desire 70 figure N public
print 10 That category.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-25

~ Two officers went to the 18th
Ward, Cincinnati. to arrest a noted
counterfeiter named VIM. Jones. They
found him and attempted to take him
into custody, wheTeupon Jones drew a
revolver and fired at one Of the officers.
The shot missed its mark. He then
clenched with the one at whom he fired,
whose companion Immediately produced
a pistol and wounded Jones in the arm.
The latter broke away from his captors,
rushed down to the river, waded in for
some distance, and commenced Kidding
himself of a large amount of counterfeit
currency, by Stamping it into the mud
under his feet. As his pursUers drew
near. he continued the combat with
pieces of limestone rock and such other
missiles as he could lay his hands on.
Being covered at short range by two
reviewers, he finally gave up the fight
and surrendered. He is over six feet
high. and q man Of very powerful build.