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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

The famous Menzlkoff had shed his
blood i'm battle and exposed his life to de-
fend the life of his master, Peter the
Great. But joined to his many brilliant
qualities were great vices: mis- cupidity
and ambition were without bounds: he
used for his own advantage large sums
designed for the public benefit. Having
left St Petersburg in the suit of the EN-
peror, who was Fastening to Astrachan
with the design Of surprising and taking
possession of that city, he learned on the
way that he had been denounced, and
that the Emperor was fully informed of
bis rObberies and extortions,
The gloomy eountenenOe and silence
Of the prince, whose inhexible severity
he knew, announced to him his disgrace;
he believed himself already precipitated
from the height OF honor TO ap~urobrium
and misery; the deserts of Siberia. the
/ solitude Of a long exile, the headsman's
axe, came by turns before his imagfua-
ton his blood took fire and a malignant
fever attacked him; for three weeks be
lay in q wretched chamber in a state of
frightful delirium. Finally he awoke
and looked anxiously around the cabin,
he seemed abandoned; only one man
was near him only oas cared for him F:
one voice only addressed TO him words
of comfort. It was that of the Emperor.
It was Peter the Great,
This unlocked for sight restored to him
life and strength burning tears rolled
down his face ne fell at the feet Of the
monarch.
Great God' he cried. ''Nty sire il il
you ~
YES" replied the Emperor, raising
bim up, "for three weeks / have not left
your bed"
"Whst, do you love me yet? Have
you pardoned me? You have not then
condemned 10 death IA guilty"
Unhappy man J" said Peter, embrae.
ing him, believe you ! could forget YOU
had saved my HfeP'
Al the bottom of a truly great soul,
the virtue one Is most sure to find Is
gratitude.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20
General Market

GeneFnt market
Weather warm and cloady no arrivals OF
freight up TO noon. A fairly active market
without any special feature.
BUTTER-Renains dun and lower; sales OF
10 tubs al SIC: S bbls. at SOC; : packages choice
Roll Al soc.
C~HEESE-Sales Il boxes Inferior at pie; %
boxes al 81 50, and boxes English dairy at 2ic.
APPLES-Sales l3 bbls. at s. ) bbls. 50 .; :
bblS. at S. 50; II bbls. at $40 81.
CORNNEAL-SaIes Of > bbls. at s. p.
FLOU8-Sales OF POO bbls, Supefhns at So 100
bbls. at S IS; lJJ bbls. Excelsior at SIP; Is bbls.
Crosbys at Sl4.
HO6S-WhoIe dressed in fair supply al HG
l5c.
CLEAR SIDES-Sales Of 3 csks. at 23Lc.
EROCT-Sales Of 9 barrels at 50; a good de-
mand.
BEANS-Sales OF barrels Of Navy at -.
O~NIONS-Quiet and unchanged Growing at
- 90, Good at S93 80.
CORN y FEED-There was a good sale for
Corn, without change We report 1900 sacks at
soc; 600 sacks a. gjc; 500 sacks from store at 81.
Hay is very weak with a moderate business
doing; we heard Of sales on landing so low as
SD. Bran scarce and unchanged. In Oats a
moderate degree Of activity at unchanged rates.
Ga65c 81 the river, Doc from store.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

E5- Fbr Ne0 Orleans. Tfcks5trg, Jackson an
grenddd, three times a week, uaU Memphis I
Charleston and Mississippi Central Railroad.
- Ad8tulte, L0utsui1e aud Cincinnati, daily
as p. m. via Nashville q Decater Railroad.
80 Ael1 f0rk, Richmond, Baltimore, Boston
Philadelphia, HdshinQr0H, and al E1ttern claes
Catly. at Els pm, TIA Memphis & Charleston
aud East Tennessee & Virginia Railroads.
- CItru, ST. LOIss and Chicago, daily, al
2l7 pm. JlG Memphis and Charleston and
Mobile and Ohio Railroads.
tn FsekSbugp, river and way landings three
times q week.
- Montgomery and Eeo4c, and mobile ONO
RsiIroal, daily, al 2I5 Ina.
c. MlsElSsIpi q Tennessee Railroad, three
times per week. at S pm.
HB- Memphis d OHIO Railroad daily, atAG pm
Sc LGls Rock and Whfe Riuer, three times a
week. al / pm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

SPechfs--In our ramole5 yesterday We
dropped IN upon our old friend Joseph Specht
a. No. g Madison street. and spent an hour in
looking through his wen regulated establish.
ment. and watching the crowd which was at
tracted there by the cakes and c0nfectionarie
which he has prepared FOR his customers during
the festive season. As every one knows thai
they are or his own manufacture, and not the
stale articles imported from the North, ofcourse
they rush 70 his rooms for supplies. In cOnnec-
ton with his other business, q magnificent
oyster saloon for ladies has been opened out in
real Oriental style, and where polite and atten-
tive waters can always be found, aud the b.
valves are served in splendid style.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bill PSstlng--The best Bill Poster M DIS
uibutor in the city NJ this Office. JaII-tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

LETTER LIST.
List Of Letters Remaining In the Post
0nIee at AemDhis, Team, SATURDAY.,
Janaary sOfh, fsg8.

To obtain any o. these letters. the a~buffear-
must call for " Advertised Letters. gtve ~,
date Of the Usf, aad pay Two cents for advsrtt
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be sent 10 the Dead Letter Once.
Place the postage stamp on the upDer night.
hand corner, and leave space between M
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interfering with the writing
IS. ia request Tor the return or letter q
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less. written or printed with the writer's name
ndstOlies aud state across ths teff-hamd end d
The envelope, on the face side, VIII De complies
with al the usual prepaid rate 81 postage, pay
able when the letter q delivered - The writer
- fsec. =. Law OF 1856.
So OalcA hours from ~ a.. "a. TO p. X. sun
days nom 4tO fu o'clock a. Il
ROBERT c. GET. Postmaster.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

n George Peabody, the London
banker, is 20 erect a new church edihce
I'm Georgetown, Mass, 10 accommodate
the church Pad society lately formed IN
that place 10 sustain the faith Of their
fathers, In opposition % the new divinity
introduced there by the Rev. Charles
Beeeher. The church is not only in
tended 70 accommodate those who have
given up their ancient house Of worship
and the fund intended by the donor, Mr..
Peabody, for their use, but Il is also in
tended as q memorial Of several genera
tons Of Mr.. Peahodyis ancestors. who
were born and lived, and many of them
lie buried in that town. IL will unopes-
tionauly be one Of the finest Churches In
this country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20
TELEGEAPHTC.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
View orrean. market

Now DrIPnnl M0rEef
NEW ORLEANS, Jan l9.-COtton quiet,
sales to-day, two thousand bales at zoe.
TO SOC. Weeks sales, 5000 bales. Re
eeipts, 1900 bales. Stock on hand
$1,000 bales. Sugar and molasses. dull :
checks on New York, 10 per cent. dis
count; freights to Liverpool l Lice. 4;
gold, 3slc.
NoTE.-During the heavy gale last
night the lines North went dogn.-REP.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

NFw YORK, Jan. l9.-West India adj
vices say a bill abOlishing the old Consti-
tuition Of Jamaica, and yestlng all legis-
lative power in the hands of nominees of
the English Crown, was passed in the
Colonial Parliament, with closed doors,
some time ago.
Ex-Emperor S~Oulouque had arrived at
Island Curoeo, where he proposes a per
manent residence.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

TRAINS RUNNING THRoUGH To
BRowNsvmLE.-On yesterday the frs
train, in a number of years, ran through
20 Brownsville, on the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad, the bridge over Hatchie river
being completed. II is expected, that
during the present week, trains viii run
through to Humboldt, a distance Of about
eighty miles from this city, and the june
ton Of the Memphis and Ohio and Mobile
and Ohio Railroads. The officers Of this
road, are certainly deserving the best
thanks Of the public for the prompt and
energetic manner, in which they sci
about the reconstruction OF their road be-
tween this city and Humboldt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

Currency for Legitimate purposes we are
assured by the baukers-is in abundance. but
In a n accommodation Iae. TO quote the same
authority, Is tight, very tight, as the bankers DO
not want Paper a. G per cent. when they can
realize II per cent per month on Cotton Bonds,
and this will doubtless continue uutl The laws
.rsuIatipa Interest Is changed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20
Compensation Called For.

RICHMOND, Jan. 19.-The Governo,
sent a communication to the House Of
Delegates ~indOfsing a memorial of tba
New York and Virginia Steamship Com
pany asking compensation for two steam
ers, valued at three hundred thousand
dollars, seized at the Richmond wharf al
the beginning of the rebellion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

A RUNAwAY.-A horse, attached to
the wagon ON. Malstesta, while stand
ing on Main street, yesterday afternoon,
became frightened at some object and
started down the street at q rapid rate,
knocking the wheel OF one buggy and
running into another, ar which juncture
be was arrested in his fighty csreer, and
brought 10 a stand-without inhieting
any other damage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

ARRESTED FOR STEALING.-Mr. Jones
appeared before Esquire Creighton, yes
terdayr and swore out 8 warrant against
Two negro servant girls, whom he charges
with stealing a large amount Of clothes
and valuable articles, from his residence,
In the city, 8 few nights since. An ex-
animation viii be held in the case, this
morning, a eleven O'Clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20
TELEGEANs.-The following kilograms
remain uncaIed for Al the telegraph

GEN. SroEENAN's STAFF.-This Off
Ger was expected the city yesterday even
ing. His staff are making headquarters
Of what was formerly called the Com
m-andant's House. on the Navy Yard
Promenade. They are Brevet Col. J. A.
Alexander, Chief Of staff; BrevetL Lieut..
Col. n. W. Keogh, L. :. Y, Aid de
Camp; Brsvet Maj. VIM. L Porter, L.
:. V, Assistant AdjHtantG General Capt.
Frank G. Tuuige, Assistant Inspector
General Brevet Lieut.. Col. John f.
Summers, Medical Director Capt.
Elvero Parsons, Judge Advocate and
Capt Geo. a. Hayward, staff Quarter
master.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

FADE 4 Iones.-This enterprlsing firm are
prepared 70 furnish. 50 the shortest possible no
tee, doors, blinds, sash, counters, shelving. lat
tee work, window frames, dressed lumber, and
iu short everything in the building line. Their
enterprise, al this time. when building material
is so much needed, is 5essrvedly c-ommendable,
and we would advise all those desiring any
thing IN their line TO leavet heir orders at &s
and $50 Second street at once.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

The holders OF Uncurreut Funds continue %
hold them fora n advance rather than put them
upon themsrket At the present rates. which the
bankers DO not seem willing 10 meet, consC-
4uenty there is nothing worthy OF mention
doing 10 that line. We continue 10 quote
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

CHANCERY CoURT.-A small number
Of important eases were disposed Of IN
this court yesterday, Judge Smith presi-
ding. The following cases were set for
hearing to-day:
sIa. James Williams, e a., r. Charles Potter
e. a.
a. Geurze =. NllTlg u.s. CT Richards, r 0.
- Parrc[ carey IS Ellen GCHahon- e. uL
- John NcEahou o. B. T. Morris.
-. 3 r Morris e. John Mcmahon. cfUL
- =. Baker a.. M. r Watkins. 20 a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

M. G. HaI-b's Coffee and spice Mills, on
second street, Is an institution which deserves
the patronage OF our people. Ir Walsh Is
known to us as one Of the true men Of integ-
rity who may safely be trusted. We commend
his establishment 20 public attention. See
card In another column.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

BIZ P0stlng-The best Bill Poster and DIS
uIbutor IN the city AZ this Office. JaII-tf
| Attention, Iadfcs'-We Would call youi
special attention TO the advertisement o.
Thompson, Iangd0n q Co., manufacturer o.
the new boulevard skirt, explaining its merits
IN style, shape and quality. James @. Nonatt.
az Main street, Is the only merchant Ia Mem
phls who has them for sale.
Rhodes q Psrker.-We would call the at
teutIou OF those interested to the card OF this
nrm, in another column, from which 10 VIII be
seen that they are prepared 10 al all orders FOR
the purchase Of cotton. They are both too well
known TO our readers 10 require any thing al
oar hands.
The Eye and Ear--We refer our readers 10
the advertisement Of II. Gardner, the SkIlful
oculist and Aurst Of New York, who has
taken rooms al the GayosO BOuss. From our
exchanges We learn OF several cures he has per-
formed, which entities him 10 the confidence oi
the afflicted asa successful oculist and aur.st-
The Eve and Enr.-Persous suffering from
deafness snd diseases Of the eye should avail
themselves OF the opportunity Of consulting Dr..
Gardner, ocUlist and aurist, OF New York, who
has taken rooms az the Gsyuso House. Read
his advertisement.
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4 letter

NENIIT"- INT- % I'D
sE. Err1seE . We have read your advertise
meut in The APPEAL several times, Stating tina
II Won wanted 0~UgttlEg 60 O. BlelOcE, and a.
We are ia need Of q sweetheart more than any
thing else. we suppose that We can gel one by
calling You viii do usa kind favor by an
sweriuR this note. Address,
EUNICE and FANNIE ROOKLEY.
Mszs% Blelock & Co. report that they have
only Henry Farmer and Ben Whaples on hand.
The editors OF the APPEAL suggest 20 the fair
correspondents Of Iessrs, Blelock 4 Go. that Il
they wait uutI ST Valentines Day they may
do better.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

FTREs.-The first alarm Of hre las
J evening, between eight and nine O'Clock
was caused by the burning Of a house
1 about a mile below Fort Pickering. The
engines proceeded as far as Fransiola'sr
and finding it impossible to 60 further.
turned back. The second alarm Of fire,
about eleven O'Clock, was oecasioned by
the burning oot of a chimney on Center
alley, near 0verton street. No damage
done.
THE STEWART MURDER.-The case OF
the negro, Dan. Williams, who was ar
rested some time since, charged with the
murder Of Mr.. Stewart, was continued
over by Esquire Creighton until Tuesday
next at twelve o'clock. The continu-
ance OF the case was caused by the abb
sence Of several very important witness
ses. The examination, when It takes
place, viii doubtless be very interesting,
as several other negroes, atpresent under
arrest, are implicated, having, it is said,
at times subsequent to the murder Of Nj.
Stewart the watch OF that gentleman in
their possession.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20
RIVER MATTERS.


weather and business.
The weather yesterday was warm and sui
try. with indications Of rain.
Business on the landing was unusually &C
tive. Rhi1nsuts in cotton were large, as were
also those OF miscellaneous freights
The river stu continues to decline.
Arrivals
steamer Magenta from New Orleans
&.R. carter, from Cairo.
Glasgow, from Cairo
Tacouy, for New Orleans.
Departures
steamer Y r. Garter soE Nsw Orleans.
Laura FentOn, for CnclnnafL
glasgow, FOR New Orleans
Harry Dean, for Cincinnati
Norhwast, for St Francis river
clifton, Tor Cincinnati
EoRts IN Port
Jas Raymond, r. Hsmblet0n. Tacony,
Magenta, Justice, Pilgrim,
victory Des arc, BOstOua.
miscellaneous.
The magnificent Magnolia, commanded b
the clever and genial feathers, arrived nou
oelos yesterday, with an excellent trip. Ia,
Magnolia is one Of the hnest packets plying
the western waters.
The Laura Fentoa departed for Louisville ane
Cincinnati last evening with an Immense crow,
1888 aAAA = a 80 AAANaIL O
freight
The Harry Dean departed for Cincinnati
with large load Of cotton and miseeuepeou
neigh9- The clifton also departed for IN,
same port via 8 good trip.
The Northwest plying IN the 81 Frapcb
river and Memphis trade, departed last eve
ming. laden TO tie guards with agricuItura
implemenus, and other articles. denotfug
proper appreciation OF the return OF peaoe.
The W. r carter passed down yesterday. 10
New Orleans, receiving o large amount Of cot
ton here. and having a large humber Of wa.
engagemer Is for the transportation OF m
staple.
The Liberty vii soon resume her position D
the Memphis and Louisville Packet Line. Tn
Andrew Johnson Is rapidly approaehlng com
pleuon, and viii soon enter the same trad'
under the auspices OF the managers OF ii
same line.
The Rivers Above.
Our latest dates nom points above are {
the seventeenth.
Dispatches yesterday from Nashville reporte
thsu river rsnE rapidly from the sfssts OF th
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

EemcvaI--SusmaBn, Mayer & TO-, import
ors Of segars, tobacco and pipes, have removed
from % jefferson street 20 the corner OF Second
and Jererou streets. jefferson Block, where
they are now keeping a much larger stock 81
the finest brands Of Havana Sega-S, Virginia
tobacco and the real genuine meerschaum
pipes. city and country VIII find lt
10 their interest TO call and examine their stock
and prices before purchasing elsewhere. Re
member, corner OF Second andJefersOn streets,
Jefferson Block. jals I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

Merchants are ~AwsTlning to The Memphi.
Hat Company 70 bay their Hats aud Gaps al
wholesale. as they have the largest and best
stock IA NE cltv. jaIs-H
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

MgEuER AND ROBBERY NEAR Ma
R10y. AnK-From 8Ir. w. =. King, a
gentleman wLo arrived in The city yes
teriay from Marion, Ark, we learn the
particulars of u OF the most terrible
and bloody tragedies that has ever 0c-
CURED in that portion Of the State. Nh.
King SAYS that on Monday evening last,
between the hours Of nine and ten
o'clock, a gang Of thieves, headed by e
notorious sc0undrel, known a. Bin
Burnett, entered the house Of Mr.. Viii
ling. who resides on the lineo the Mem
pl- and Little Rock Railroad, about
twenty-five miles distant from Marion,
f1- the purpose Of robbing that gentle
man 81 the proceeds Of some cotton,
which he had brought 10 this city 4 few
weeks since and sold. The thieves,
headed by Burnett, knocked at the door
and gained admlttance from Mr.. Viii
tng- son, under the pretense Of being
travellers, and wishing 10 procure supper
and shelter for the night Mr.. King
states that the son Of Mr.. Whiting has
s.nce remarked 20 him that the thieves
were disguised but, be that as il may,
IL Is certain that the old gentleman i'm
medlaJeiy recognized his visitors, and
guessing their intentions, started
after his shot gun. He again
entered the room where the
party were seated by the FIRE, and or
dered them 10 quit the premises, stating
that he knew who they were and the in
famous purposes for which they visited
his house. With this, Burnett sprung
from his chair, and while making to-
ward Mr.. Whiting, with knife in hand.
was shot dead-one charge from the gun
entering his head, and the other lodging
in HE body, in the region Of the heart.
The followers Of Burnett % seeing theiI
leader shot down, pulled out their pistol.
and began shooting f~uriOusiy andsteadiy
a. the poo old man, who was entirely
uuarmed. having shot both loads from
his gun al Burnett" The shots Of th,
scclndrels were but too sure IN thei
aim-snd in a few moments afte
the commencement Of the shooting
Mr.. Whiting expired-no less than elgh
shots taking effect upon his person. Th
hands on the place being aroused by TIA
tlme-the thieves Immediately set abou
making their escspe-but were pursue'
some distanceby the son CT Mr.. Whiting
& lad about nineteen years old in tn.
pursuit. the scoundrels turned Up0l
young Whiting, felled him to the earth
and inflicted several serious wounds upOI
his persOn-whlch, we are happy I,
state, are not considered by his attending
physician, DR.. Bell, Of s very serious ma
ture. The remaining scoundrels sue
ceeded, however, in efecting their escape
and are still at large, although Mr.. KIM
confidently anticipates their arrests
the gang is known TO the authorities il
that part Of the State. Mr.. Whiting wa
4 man Of between fifty and sixty year
Of age. and removed to his late HON.
about two years since, being compelled
by the advances Of the Federal army, .
leave his old place near Little Rock, an,
seek & home elsewhere. Mr.. Within.
bas q son living in this city,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

E@-A wag, speaking of the cruel treat
ment Of a child by its mother, says: "The
child should at least have the careful
attention of same one, or it will be pre-
maturely added to the kingdom OF
heaven, and thus perhaps, permanently
separated from its kindred"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

re- An application Of a colored girl for
admission to the High School, in Troy,
New York, which was refused by the
Principal, was taken to the Supreme
Court, where it was recently decided
against the applicant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

BI~The last muster out order includes
over thirty regiments and about ten
thousand men, belonging to the States of
New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indi-
ana, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Ken
lucky, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Maine,
and the Territory of Washington.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

s- Three eases of small pox were de-
veloped at the Easley Hotel, in this city,
and were removed to the hospital.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20
Columbian Gin.

FOR Bent-Fiuy Acres Of land, including
Dwelling and Out-houses, one mile from Court
square. known as the Dunn Place. For terms,
uuIv 20 j.. DrBosE,
81 Front street. M0sby 3 Hunts Block.
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