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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05
GREAT ONE DOLLAR
Z lose nn Estate. 02ll .SJ5

I INCLUDING WATCHES. DIAMONDS,
i Brooches, Chains, I.ockcts. kings. Gold
Pens Sil ser and Silver Plated : ca and Dinner
Service. Silver and Jnpanned Walters. Is, cnzes.
Stutuci,es, Sevrcs. Porc.lai.,, Iii utyrie, Photo.
graphic Albu MS. Pianos. aud. in iact, the entire
stock of an old established Jewe ~ House. To be
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05

Fsox all parts Of the country the word
comes that the psisons arc being file w
again. The frequent comm sion Of crime
has been attended with proportiona:e num-
her Of arrests and convictions, and the con-
sequence is AZ stated. Courts and ia, ors
are growing more unrelenting, and offenders
will find themselves ultimately in limbo,
however they may succeed in avoiding de
I. ction at first
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05

COMFORT AND CURE FOR TIE RUPTUR
ED Sent rec. Address, L. d. FoorE. NJ D..
/ 1870 Il oadwav, New York. dec22- d3in
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05
AWAY WITH DISEASE
And Matrimonial lnfelicitie1

away WITH NpeCtUCIcS
nLD ~ rs MADE NEW. WITHOUT SPEC
~ tales Doctc- or Medicine PAM inlet
mailed free. Address +. H. FoorE NJ D 80
Broadway. New York. dec22 d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05

Office and Depot 5G2 Broadway. N. y.
Var sale BY every Medicine Ueaier.
DR.. Humphreys is consulted daily At his once
personally or BY letter. - above, for oil forms Of
disease.
Agents, Davenport. jyb- deod m-w-fsly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-03
Z. MOUNT, Chairman.
Boats Leaving Port.

/. For EvAEsyILLE-The dashing Kate Hart
one Of the most popular boats Cd The
river, leaves for the above, and Intermediate
ports, this day At y NJ FOR freight or passage
apply 10 Johnson a Wright, 252 Front street
agents.
For CAIRO ASD ST. LoU1s-The splendid
for the ABOVE and way points this day,
A. 5 o'clock P. n. shippers having freight for
eooVe nave a spIenolo opportunity oy lhls ooal
and passengers may assure themselves Of q
pleasant trp. For freight OF passage apply %
capt W. =. Dill, agent, atrhe WharibOat, and
W. c. Postal, Superintendent
FoE VICKsBUEG AND NEw ORLEASs-The
famous olive Branch, ore Of the most ele-
CANT and popular steamers plying on lie vest
ern waters, leaves for the above and interme-
dlate pOrJs this uay az y N. Uuder the
command Of her clever and efficient officers,
she is, IN TRUTH winning QOiQeH opinions
For particulars apply 10 Capt j. V. Lewis,
agent. and S. H. Shock, general passenger
agent, at the Wharfooat. loot Of Monroe
street
FOR JAcKsoNPoRn-The splendid packet
Usage leaves for The above and al way points
this day at p. n. shippers and passengers can
rely on this boat for safety, speed, comfort and
punctualty. James y. Bourne a Co., No. ~
Jefferson street, and Elliott q Miller, - Msdi-
son street, agents
.commodiOus and elegant passenger packet
Harry Dean leaves Tor the above and interme-
diate points, this day atoP. NJ mis- boat
Is fast gaining favor with The shipping and
travelling public. and with the urbane aud a.
tentive officers now Ia command she viii con
unGe % receive a considerable snare q patron
age. For reigh or passage apply on board, or
- Larry darIlsbad, "a Jefferson street. agent,
h W. Lghtburu, secretary ana \. >. green
rs Fronf street Superintendent Jas T.
Bourne 4 Co., No Y 5enersOn street. agents.
For VICKsBURG.-The popular and swift
packet Nicksburg Will leave fer the above
and intermediate points, this day a. 5 p. r. On
this elegant steamer passengers are assured COM
fort and safety, and shippers, the greatest
dispatch. For particulars, apply to Ms. Green
seciy. Larry Harnlstad, "A Jefferson street,
agent
For VICKsBURG AND NEW ORLEANs-The
magnificent passenger steamer Magenta
VIII leave for the allow thfs Gag 1t {
O'clock p. ". This is one Of the mosJ SPLEEN
did packets on the river, and passengers and
shIppers would nnd Il 70 their advantage 10
street, agents
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-03

RF We regret TO announce the death
Of Maj. y. G.. Watts, whichoccurred yes
terday morning. Mai. Watts has been
a resident of this city for many years,
and was highly esteemed by . host Of
friends. He was in the Mexican war, in
the celebrated First Mississippi Rifles, Of
Col. Jefferson Davis, and during the late
war acted as Assistant Commissioner Of
Exchange for the Confederate States in
the Southwest. He was a prompt and
energetic business man, having before the
war been connected with the house Of C..
Z. Smedes & Co, and at the time Of his
death was Teller of the National Bankin
this place. The immediate cause Of his
death was erysipelas, but he had been in
declining health for several months.
He was a genial, uoble-hearted gentle
man, and the intelligence Of his death
will be received with deep sorrow by all
who knew him WckS6urg Herald,
LCcRtF-seUenth.
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Tu4f Gr3e-

DT virtue Of two Deess OF Trust. lated rs-
ID speetiFelE June st.loi6. and September ~.
male 70 NE by John Brown, will Sci. Nr
essh 10 ue highest bi8der, IN nrant of tde
Court House. N me city Of Memphis on the
the folowing property, viz Let IN the city OF
Memphis, being lot No IA the plan 81 gubdi-
vision OF lots MIS- ami 7. made bv r.. S. Todd
for VIII Williams. beginning az o. -laEs On rhs
y. w. corner Of p y loot alley and fernando
street 43 icet n, W. OF the intersection Of Herr
nandO and Georgia stfeetsi thence n. W. Win
the EpQtn aideO Of Hernamdc sheet s. leet thence
W az right angles with ssld street l5 fs8r :
Thence parallel W1th fernando sheet south
esstwardE s. feet thence narrhass7garllY
with said q foot alley $50 feet 70 The beginning.
] VIII convey as Trustee only
jauE Iaw45sls W.. A. GOODWIN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-03

DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust, dated Isl w,,
ID vemoer, lo5o, made 70 me ny John Canne.
van. i VIII sell, Tor cash, % the hizhesr bIddC-
pals, on the I'm OF February, 1885, the follow.
ing property viz AaJs 2, . and "A of me fors
surveyed oy : Ioqd for WilouEhby VIE
5 4-lg aeres, oeglnnlng en- the west SIDE o.
LAa9erdale street a. the N. L. corner OF lot n
aid road o chains IS links b me cornsr az I'D
. Lnenee south With The line Of sald lot IL
enanA u INKS 20 jackson street thence with
Jaohsoh slfeeJo chains S. inks to Laudsreal5
street thence north with Lauderlale street %
me beginning being the same lois sold to Eaid
November L. 1856.
sale between 10 and u O'Clock. Twin convey
as trustee MY.
JAZZ laWiwts &c GRIPPING.
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Trlask Nake.

DY virtue uf q DEED Of Trust dated July lsr,
ID 1853. made 10 me by G.. q. Richardson. i VII
sell, COR cash % the highest bidder, in mont q
the Court House, Ia the city Of Memphis, On ina
Gth OF February. ls'6- the following properly.
viz Near the city OF Memphis, begilnI1E at
a stake on the south side -of Eass street 8 -I01
chains west from its intersection WITH the wesr
side OF SomeTvile street me same being tNS.
". corner OF 1 acres sold by L 2. smith lot "
Preston 5snoe 5. ] Ed chains. tnencs s. So
west 9 @-if0 chains thence y. IL W q E-T0a
chains 10 the :. side Of Bass street Lheucs ?
with the s. side Of Bass street 2 Tl-l00 nam -
the beginning, being part or lot 10. az lald dovgu.
on the nap Of said city by +. ". Ruckar,
only ~ trustee.
ianz lswiwts &c. ~GRIFFING. Trustee.
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Trustees Sale.

TN virtue Of a Deed Of Trust. made Ia me ~
Il John Cannavan, dated May sth. is5- ana
smother Deed OF Trust, dated Januarv Ist 80 I
viii proceed to sell, for cash. to the 6frbesf bid
der, in mont Of the Court House. IN NsmDhis.
Tenn on the &7tn OF February, l-l. az 100 clock,
me w property va Certain lots Of
5anu m the lth Civil District in Shelby county.
.Iennessee, as follows Near the city OF Meme
PMS and part 81 the land purchased from the
Union Bank, ana subsequently, divided by u. s..
TODD INTO lots for WIouEhby Williams. amt
Numbered As lots NoI, - and -. containing
each ? 6s-i09 acres. Twin sell only as trustee.
ian72 laWlWis VIM. A. GOD EN.
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ny virtue or e Deed Of Trust, dated March lsts
ID 1s5l, made TO me b. J. ,. reuke and D.
Hsnkse, I viii sell for cash, in mont Of the Court
House, in the city OF Memphis, on The I'm or
February. 1855. The following property. WEs
Part of original country lot J5, and designated
the plan OF John Johnson anu =
q beqfuuing AZ a stake Or the north side o.
PouIar sf-aef. ar the southwest corner or said
LOT NJ ! fhencs with the uortn side OF Popiar
street. eastward 50 feet th6ace ncrthwert Al
right anglssIssh rect % az alley, thence west
- feet TO ne aos ~ - ~ a saia iot No,Z
besinniua sale between 10 aud ~ oieiosk
vii convey only As trustee
ia27-lRwsws WI A. GOODWTN
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LETTER LIST.
List Of Letters Remaining in the Post
0mee at Memphis, TeRn., Saturday,
February 81. 1866.

To obtain amy 81 these letters. the applicant
must call for Advertised Leders,1 give the
dnte OF the List, and pay W. cents FOR adyerl-
sing.
II not called for within one month, they will
be sent to the Dead Lettereonee.
fIac8 the postage stamp on the upper right
Mtnd corner and leave space between the
sfa1np and direction for p1sf-marklng Without
interfering with the writing.
=. Ia request for the return Of a letter 10
the writer, II unclaimed within thirty DAYS or
less written or printed, with the writer's uamr.
postuniee aud state across the left-haud end OF
me enYelopes on the face side. viii be complied
with 81 the usual prepaid rate Of postage. paw
able when tie letter Is Delivers 70 the wrifef. .
see =. Law Of 1855.
So Onlce hours from ~ a. "a ~ sun
day from ITO 10 O'Clock q. 30
ROBERT &. GIST. Postmaster.
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- Er Nel8 Orla1nS Vleksbu-g. Jackson aae
graQdds three times a week, Uld Memphis q
th1rieslon and Mississippi Central Railroad.
Adshulle, L0tautle and ClaciaHEt, daily,
25 2. "a. uiaEashviue a Decafer Railroad.
- Aeu York. Richmond, BGitrn0re, Boston,
L~httode,phtd, WaafaHgr0n, and al EasfGu cities,
daily al Zl5 pm, uH Nemesis & Charleston
and last Tennessee a Virgins ESiirosds
- CGs7o, ST. L0uag and Chto1go, daily, at
lb pm. ria Memphis and Charleston anu
Mobile and Ohio Railroads..
- Vica5urg, river and way landings three
Eules q week
- Montgomery and Mobae, and Mobiles Ohio
Railroad, daily, az Gl5 pm
80 Mississippi a IennesEee Railroad three
times per week. At s pm
~ AemDhE q ono HGi}r0Gd daily. atEA pm
So Li16 Rock and Fhile Riua, three times 8
week. Al nm.
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Attachment Notice.


Before John c. Creighton, ).
Johh Mcdonald surviving partner, c. McDou-
aid q Co, IS Barney Hughes.
The defendant in the above entitled o.s7-s
VIII take notice that an attachment has been
sYed out against him. upon the grounds that hs
IS "a non-residentuftn state Of Tennessee. and
ne case sci Tor nearing N my office, IN the effw
~ memlpnia, january sixteenth, Ls65, at
20 oclocN Ain, when and where he can attend
and defend said action, OF the case viii be- BTg-
Sev1ed WIN gUnte- and tAat - copy Of thi5 or
der be published once a week for our e5rEac,5-
i've weeks IN the Memphis DAILY APpEAL-
DELI laW4wSur
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-03

FrzE AvD R~0BBERY-NiEht before last, the
house on the corner OF Rsyburn Avenue and
Ca1ssy street, occupied by james Cash as 8 gro
ca-y store. was So on Ere and entirely cor
sameI the inmates barely escaping with their
lives. and losing 81 their effects Prom Nr.
wu. Heron, % whom the property belonged.
we learn that abour nine o'clock tHst night ten
u-gro s5'is1. fully s-nsL called there and
asked Eor whisky, which wa refused them and
raev weBt. OF in q grest. rage About twelve
Clock. soue men who were passing The house
cav two OF the squad running OF nom The
rear oft1s building. which was discovered soon
aasr 70 be on fire but the discover was made
100 late. and the building was destroyed, as We
ave stated sl5ve The house was valued a.
Ftg-1 hundred doIla-, and the st0eE OF
--a-z--s and Effects o. Nr Cash
nine hundred dollars, neither OF which was
Insured. Aner the negroes lent the grocery, az
nine O'Clock. they proceeded IN 3 bocy 70 the
r-11e Of Mr. John Pendergrsst, on the avenue,
ar-aupf-d % bore the lock of Of his door, but
be- bearing TEN fired two shots al the party
which csuseG them 20 beat a hssy retreat Taey
f--1 proceeded 20 the clothing store OF Mr.
W. Newman, On the corner Of south and eau
say streets and boldly entering helped them
selves 20 nearly his entire stock. From thh
mace tbey went 70 meat store on South street
and took all tine meat in the house,
and then struck out the fernando road
fr the country, and just outside OF the
coronation line. met q young msn named W
p saith. whom cney commanded % stand
cad deliver 81 the same time presenting their
guns and procesding 70 search him, they found
about thirty dslau in currency, and 3 navy
-x shooter which they took possession or and
laeu toiG him % run for his life, or they would
shoot him. . suggestion which be Immediately
adopted. Persons residingi In the ueighbor1ood
Were these ou.Eages were committed, say this
came squad. who sslong 20 the eighty-eighth
eminent are nightly proving around that
portion OF the city, and eomtnitting outrsges ou
ne property ofthe citizens
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N, PERDuE's
Old Established Millinery
HOUSE
No. SS5 Main Street, No. $50,
weas saGsb BET Gsyoso and Mccall stA

HAVE taken and fitted up in commoolous
Il style the above store, and keep always W
hand a selecI assortment OF the latest NODES o.
bonneis, Hats, Head-dressest Dress caps ana
AAr Nets Also, French Flowers, hDpoDss
Nelyets, 6atips and silks; Real Black Thread
4ulppre, EQ.Hh, arsncl2 49, kiQnqe Lacesf
French and German Embroidenes, Lac dn4
Muslin Waists, trepes, Crepe Collars ana Nels,
etc Particular attention paid to The getting u
or family mourning and bridal outfits
MrA T. 0uyJou, nee Pcndue), has charge OF
the Dress and Cloak making Department. AL
orders from city OF country receive har per
s0nat aaela22 kiutings stamping, crimplng,
etc, done neatly
laA-lm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-03

DN virtue Of a Deed Of Trust datsl March Gtb.
~ 1872. MADE 70 me by WI smith. viii eel
for cash to the highest bidder. Iu Gont 81 rbs
Court HOusa, in the city of Meinuhiz. on ne
z3th day OF February. 1874, tne foliowtn IND urou-
efty, VIZ: Beginning at Lhc southeast luteuaae-
Ton OF vance and 81 Martin streets, thence
east with Vance street ~ feet, thence south a.
- ieet To 81 Martin street, thence narbatrfshr
angles with 81 Martin street dfeet 20 me 5ssin-
nlng, being part OF bot No D. Block A. will
jaZlaw4wls WI A GOODWYN
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THE. MEMPHIS
Saddle and Harness Mandatory,

A0aia Open, cor. Maba ard Maagos EsSsG.
HANlNd resumed business at the old stand,
IL We are now prepared to furnish our old
SustoInes and The public generally, as we did
mi assortment Of Saddles, Harness, Brides.
MhlpSs Collars, Hames, Leather and Saddlery
HaruWare- All work warranted 70 please. Cal
ana try Us. (Sigu Of the Hornsl.
lana 2m IT REGBIESCo {.
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GCncfAa NaFAeA~
The weather was cold but fine the roads are
in good condition, and a good trade is doing
with the country. City business fsquiet. There
is little change 10 notice. Corn Is in good de-
mand and steadier. Oats are lower. Fine seed
Potatoes are scarce and IN active request
CORN-Unchanged. Sales OF 900 sacks at soc,
9211c and SIC; 800 sacks at g5ei 400 sacks nom
store at 81.
oATs-Lower. Sales Of 800 sacks on landing
at &c; 800 sacks very choice black at zoe; 100
sacks from store al sic.
HAY AND BRAN-Unchangeda at quotations.
Sales 200 bales Of Hay at s2s; 100 bales superior
At SIS.
BUTTER \ EGGS-Stin dropping without
changes sales OF 25Edozen Riggs, fresh, at SOC.
CORNMEAL-steady demand. sales OF 45
barrels al s. and 30 barrels at $ Is.
MALT-sales Of 81 sacks at 81 50.
MESS PORK-sales Of Is barrels at sc; 8 bar
rels prime at 2sc.
Y FLOUR-Sales Of s barrels at 81 60.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Held at So
K~ROUT-Sales Of IS barrels at 50; il kegs at
81 50.
PoTAroEs-Pinkeyes at 50; and fine Peach
blows at sl9s4 50, in request for seed.
Imports
SATURDAY, Feb'y Srd.-The imports Of yes
terday, as copied from The the books OF Mer-
chants Exchange, were as foIlows:
Ale and Beer, So pkgs. HOlowware lI12 pcs
Apples, so bblA. Lard, l00kgs.
Boots and Shoes, . cs. Lard, 5 bbls.
Bacon, Z casks. Lime, 50 bbls.
Cotton, 40 bales. Lard, 10 tres.
Chickens. - coops. Molasses, 10 bbls.
Cheese, $50 hxs. Nails, 200 kgs.
Candy, 70 bxs. OIL, 3bbls.
Candles, $50 bxs. Pork, IT2 bbls.
Cornmeal, 2S bbls. Paper, IS bdls.
Cotton Yarn, 100 bags. Stoves I43.
Eggs, . bxs. Tobacco, 90 bxs.6 So pkgs.
Flour, l734 bills. Vegetables. S pigs.
Furniture, "a pligS- Vehicles l.
Hogs, 20. Whisky, 3 bbls.
Horses and Mules, L. Wine, u X.
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COTTON FACTORY BUILDINGS
AND
FOR SALE.
Bay Springs Cotton Factory

&(eSAI
Is Situated in the Southern Border Of TY.bo.
i mingo County, Miss, IS miles south or Iuka,
Miss, ON the road 20 Fulton.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
One section Of Land, covered with pine timber
one Large Frame Factory House, 81 by AZ feet,
three and "A hall stories.
One large roomyS store House, with good cellars
one large roomy frame, wood or carpenter Sbop.
One large roOmy Blacksmith Shop.
One large rOOmyc cotton shed.
Two Double Houses for operatives, passage be-
tween.
-Four single Houses, with sheds attached.
Four single Houses, without sheds.
one Large Mill House, with Corn & Wheat Mu.
One Large Gin House.
One saw MIL with New Circular Saw.
Besides Dwelling House, StabIes, Cribs. etc.
with the Finest Water Power in the state oil
MISSISSIPPI a large, bold and never failing
stream OF water, passing through a natural
rock canal-the left bank % feet, the right bang
~ feet hlgh, OF solid rock, The bed or bottom
is also solid rock In fact IL is a solid rock canal.
with capacity 10 drive four 10 ten thousand
spincles, in a healthy locality with good roads
a Splendid Orchard Of about 500 choIee Annla
Trees. A Fine Peach Orchard.
Having been broken up by lbe war. I pro-
pose to sell this splendid property IN toto. hut
would prefer 70 sell one-half interest for Cash
70 be invested in Cotton Machinery, and n de-
sired viii remain and su~perintend he same:
or Will gave Il VI 70 the party purchasing the
Here Is a splendid opening for cap.talists 70
iBYest In the
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Trusf S0yp.

III virtue of four Deeds OF Trust made 70 Ia
A 6y A.. Street, dated severely LIST F~ebruars.
laoo, LIST May, lSs, ist June, -, and Is. Of
March, 1859. / Will sell for Casa, To tie highest
bidder, In mont Of the Court House. in the city
OF Memphis, on the Nth Of February, 1856. tho
following property, viz. The north part oil lot
No. 2bs fronting 4Ss ieet. on The west side or
Second street, IN the city or Memphis. ana nun
ming west 1884 feet between parallel lines. saia
j~a27-iawiwts. J.C GRIPPING.
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Law side Common Lawand Chaucsrv g1uu 1P
the City OF Memphis
JOSIAH r Eah, administrators OF tho estate OF
Jeremiah l. W. WaE1. p.aintM 20 A-tlch-
mehI suit, Robert chapman. ~defsndanL
A FFIDANIT FOR ATTACHMENT having
u been made in this case i'm pur1Ianrs
OF SecuQnda8 Of the Code or TenuH-s--
ahG having been issued
anu E7turhed 0y the pnoperu icer levied. etc.
On Ile properly or TIE defendant, Josiah F.
Eafli ADMINISTRATOR. u is tael -iors urIcrsd-
Lhat sa3a 1efsndsnt appear 60 tine Court T1asa
In the city cfMemphiS Tenn. on or before ma
-eund Aun0ay In February next. and defend
TINS SUIT on the same VIII be taken f0r caufasssf
as 70 uInr anu the ease set for hearing rlDorre.
ana tnaI cory OF this order be- published once
a Week Tor iouf consecutive weeksfa the Mem
pnis APPEAI- INO. ngNOVaE gfzrE
A Cory Attest.
Flke 4 Adamss Attorneys for PlainttdA-
Clerk Once, January Pc, isue lfal4 Ia7rf-zu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-03

LAF-UEED-ALMlsr-N=slerdsy d hackuau
and drsvnsl got into an alteration near the
Memphis antC Charleston Railroad depot, which
ended tu -le hickman knocking the dsayman
down end then mounting his seat bee drove %
-he stand on Adams street. Re was shortly
afterwards esl1=i by the negro, who broke for
rle Bureau. ard procuring q corporal suG s. hle
oE ulu, De set on. Er the hack stand 10 arrest
his late enemy, wuo,G seems. ia the meantime,
had discovered ths airy gentleman With the
lung tester a. tue corner, and had hurried up
there % see uhs had been blown In his re-
cent condL1t, and while thus engaged he dis
covered the guard, sud suSpe-tiug something,
Gs watched tLel IN their search tor him, and
beard lis autsE1ulst clam0riHg Tor the clahs-
cation " tile cab. Ia order tl5t DIS wounded
honor might BE healed. su1 Then withg3y saw
them depart Coz tlsir quarters
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-03

At a meetingo Of the passengers on the steamer
Usage, approaching Memphis, February first,
eighteen hundred and siNJy-siz, the following
proceedings were held:
On motion ofAIr. c. White, Mr.. f.. Mount, OF
Pow haitian, was caIledto the chair, and pr. W.
y. Irwin, ofJacksolPort, appointed Secretary,
The chairman appointed a Ommitte Of the fol
lowing gentlemen to DRAFT O seJ of resolutions
J. sins Allen, J. ". Baird, J. H. DoweIl, WI
Brown, and Charles White, when The following
were presented and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, An Intelligent travelling public
should always be grateful for, and ever mindful
OF Tie attentions aud safeguard OF protection
bestowed upon them by those having 10 charge
such responsibility. aud
WHEEEAs. In the officers ofthe steamer Usage.
such redeeming qualities are emiurutly com
biued, be O. therefore.
Res1IuGd - We recommend % rayelers and
shippers, the steamer Usage. commanded by
Capt. L. A. Lambert Mr.. j. y. Brown, presiding
lu the Office, AlesSrs- VIII ship and Jennie
Armstrong, st the wheel running iu the water.
oI 1.-THE Mississippi, White and Black rivers, as q
boat entitled TO the highest appreciation.
Resolved, That we hereby return our ks 20
those officers, for the courtesy extended 20 us
during her recent trip nom Black River 10
Memphis
Resodred. That we appreciate the accommoda-
ting spirit Of those gentlemen ia attending 10
all halls given on the river.
RCs0iUsd, That the Memphis, JackS0npOrt and
Dies Are papers De requested 10 publish the,s
proceedings.
Rss0JUed, That the Chairman, Secretary and
passengers slgu these resolutions.
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STEAMBOATS,

MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS PACKET co.
For Cairo and st. Louis.
CITY OF ALTON ......... ......... Calvert, master
This splendid passenger packet d.
viii leave as above A
THIS DAY, Sd inst, at 5 pm.
For freight OF passage apply on board or 10
VIC. POSTAL, superintendent.
W. e. DILL, Agent.
Ad. Storm, Secretary. feb3-It
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NOIlcE Is hereby given that letters Of adj
- mmlstratton upon the estate Of r. j. By
ram, deceased, we're granted The undersigned
by the county Court OF SheibE county. Tan-
nesseet at a recent term thereof. Creditor ara
notified 70 present. their claims. duly anrhenr5-
Gated, within the time prescribed by law.
j. f. ORR. Adm'r.
Pee sAHA .Iea-lnw4W~.s