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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-13
LOCAL MATTERS.

Mr.. G. W. Trueheart is our authorized
Rgent 70 extend the circulation ofthe APFKAL,
and reoelve subscription and advertising for the
same ia WeE Ienness-e snd North Mississippi.
We besPeak IN HIS behalf the kind attentions
and eourtssies OF our patrons and friends. and
hope they wiz render him any assistance 80
their power 70 promote the object OF his
mission.
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"WORSHAM HOUSE,
MEMPHIS. TENN,
Corner of Main7end Adams Ste.
Ii EoEsHAE C. GALLOWAY
EaAE10wAr

Il part q the city. r-onveaIanf - - -1---a
eepos ~ - the river landing. has recently
teFaIraf renovated and lifted uu With
.t4al1 ana Is how open To the travel
as g4nlc me propFiefoE pledge themseives
snsI Pc keptin ever department. equal
solicit q share Or he traveinq pubde
aprl-Am =. J. WOR.HAM & co.
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HI. OERTEL.
C-OPPERSMITH.
Brass, Tin & Sheet Iron Worker
-. n second So.

MANUFACTURES OF Galvanized Iron, Cor
VI nice, MoUldinEs, Brackets, Window Caps
etc, Wrought Iron Cooking stoves made and
repaired; also, soda Generators, soda FOuu-
tains and soda Fixtures. Metallic RoOdng and
Gutter1nK done Al short notice and at lowest
cash prices Al KINGS Of Job work promptly
affended %. marlslm
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LO0K CIT F0R MeGIMPsET'S
RI

Wmhe n ne markedly he 18Th
&leuCa.
AL Ins PREPARATION recommends ITSELF -
every family nom is many valuable prare--
aes. IL Is nee Uom All delsterfoua qnaTr.
and may he used without injury 70 the sEin-0r
most delicate fabrics.
ID u saves Aoor-1lmcst suuer-alfr4 -
necessity Of rubbing. washing can D. ds,s
haIf the time
- fiannels No colorsd stuE can be w,sbes
VIII ths ease Of cotton or linen wftH.-- 80
tag or shrinking, and the color $780,
original or1lianey. M-anuactured bv
AcGIMPSET& CO
ePAF Memphis Tenn.
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ereenbaeks ars good. 5ui RobseR's sasas
Coated Pills are better
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Tor the best and cheapest Dry Goods 60 to
Mack Bros a Bohm. no 81 Nam street
.-falef
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-13

\ flu assortment OF the above safes on hand
and orders taken for Bankers, Jewellers and
Merchants safes Of every description, by theiT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-13

DIR. cholera medicine prevents
csolera- spueodst
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wheafou a CO.. hatsen 60 the people, ls
Main street. one square north Of the Workman
uons. apl3-lW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-13

Aue cold market was greatly affected " Tue
Neg QrK sdvices Several dealers had no
sale nor purchases 70 quote. Between SOlggO
andN8.oeo cfLagea Land. az from i2fH 70 Is.
Though some dealers Gnoted ~ Eat, we haze
sales o. ttu,WJ % recorg at the dErre5 s41vVat
"a, and counter purchases Of small sums az
IA silver American halyesand quarters, rule
from rs TO u9 Mexican dollars a little above
Gold.
The Stock market is lively, ouaped only To
four or five interpretations. The sales today
Nv ems ge=s- go
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HoW few recognize the fact thar in neglect
Ing what IS apparently aa Insignificant cold
originates that fatal destroyer Consumption
Bear in mind the old sdsge g preventive is
better than the cure and use Marsdents Pee
toFal Balm which viii cure an cases Of Coughs,
Colds and uduenza- For sale by all Druggists.
Greenbaeks are good. but Roback's Sugar
cnat.a Pie ara hosl.-
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These neat hitting clothes worn by q large
number Of genfiemen about town. were an
purchased ct the Southern Clothing Emporium,
~ second street, kept BY war-worn veterans
Of Lee, Johnston. BeaureEard, etc 1haF are
clevar and anabls gentlemen. Fail not 70 cal
on The am. Aiessrz Robson, Mitchell Co,
onno-Ito Court g4uare.
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Zeal OF one dollar per gallon, Leinps ana
chsmpevr At reduced prices, a. o. r. Prescott 3
a., = IS jefferson street
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Wheaton a TO-, 50 popular as matters be-
fore the war, bavs revived their old business al
las Main street with an snua p9w stock Of the
latest styles or hats and caps "a tbs market
Bay year bead gear Of them, you wiz have ne
cause % regret ~, spi3-n
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ereepBaeE- are GOOD, but RoDaeA-s BioOa
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For the best and cheapest Dry Goods 90 to
Mack Bros &BOhm, No. 2l Main street.
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To Contractors.

COMMITTEES Central Baptist Church.
1ril g. ISIS Arrest
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Greenbaeks are sooa, a RObaeks Biiters
are better.
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Fashionable Ifems-The very latest styles
Of millinery and straw goods at Mrs. Gogen's,
$50 Main street n. Especial care given 70
bridal, travelling, school and mourning outfits.
Also a very fine assortment OF wreaths, plumes,
feathers and flowers
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buffalo enaiO on at Q. + P0e'ooa aoo.s 20
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Planters, Look oat--DismuEes AsAess
a the city Stables. 80 O Monroe street Do
tween Second and Third streets, en- lnst lu re-
eeipt u g. CT the fines broke Kenincky mme,
ever offered IN this market can ana see
tbsm. apI2A
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Owen Smith, Undertaken, No. SIS, northeast
corner Gayoso and second streets, Furnishes
burial cases Of every description, and attends
funerals and furnishes hacks 70 any number
wanted. Mr.. Smith is an old resident OF Mem
phis and is avorably known by old citizens
see advertisement on second page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-29
Reports Coneerning the Withdrawal Of the
French Trseps-FrcnchP Protest AgaInst
the Occupation Of II agdad-Withdraw.
nj Of the United states Troops.
NEM.ORLEANs, FrIda

NEw-ORLEANs, Friday, Jan. 70, Itb5.
Private information received here from the
CITY OF Mexico from Trustworthy source, Is to the
effect that tie French troops will not be withdrawn un.
I'll the Emperor Macmillan is declared free from Amer.
ican Intervention.
II Is declared that Macmillan will certainly not give
any position in the Mexican army t. any exConederae
conmander
The commander Of the French Fleet of Bagdad. In
the name OF his Government protested against the
cupation of the place By the United States troops and
those which had been sent for the protection OF the
town and Of American interests were consequently
Withdrawn.
Many families living in Matamoros were fearful Of
further acts Of lawlessncss.
The only reason for the occupation OF Bagdad by the
American forces was to preserve order there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-29
MARINE DISASTERS.
Wreck Of the Steamer Wyandot'c--safsty
Of the Crew-Csrge and Vessel a Total
Loss.
Bosros, Saturday, Jan. "a. lse

BOSTON. Saturday. Jan. "a, 1890.
The steamer before reported ashore near Ply.
mouth, Mass Is the wyandotte. Capt. Sherwood. OF
the Metropolitan line, Which left this port "Wednesday
morning for New-York.
During the heavy storm of Thursday night she sprung
sleak when 90 miles east of Cape Cod, and was COM
PEELED to return for harbor At o'clock on Friday
morning the leak bad increased so as 70 put out ner
from Garnet light, where she remained until o'clock
y m when water having reached the decks and the
vessel rapidly sinking the Captain slipped ms anchor
so in case the vessel went ashore, portion Vi the
cargo might be saved.
All hands left in toe boat and landed In safety.
In short time the steamer struck the SHORE ana I'M
mediatey went TO pleces Tho vessel and cargo are
total loss, ooo l.
insure! In New York
She had an assorted cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-29
LOUISIANA.
The Labor Questieu-Duty Of the Freed.
mems -Conssquences Of Short
Cotton Crop-Nsw-Oriesns Municipal
Election BiII-Obiiunry-An Arkansas
Coal Mine.
New. ORLEANS. Friday. Jan. GO. 1866.

NEwORIRtNs. Friday Jan. &C. 1856.
TIL, Ns,o. Orleans Price Current reviews the
renorts from the different Southern States the labor
question and shows the Urgent necessity OF the Freed
en.s Rurean throughout the South taking energetic
20 make the freedmen keep their contracts for
work II il il desired TO false even moderate crop OF
cotton. A.. a., a.,ot., ...,n..
r,en,s of the Government will he seriously affected
bopd the crop be cut short by the failure OF IRE Freed
msn bureau 10 protect the great agricultural interests
~ the South this yes through tie proper enforcement
OF the labor contracts , la g.,
tho mica Of the staple will result which VII press Sc
vertIy on the Northern manufacturing district, ana
Leave 40 small quantity for export as TO dinnsa the
supply Of foreign exchange, cause conteiuen'
for eold extnguish foreign udeptedless, aho va
,e,;eiIy obstrnci the Federal Treasury operations
The Iousiana Senate have passed the House OIL OF
ssriry election OF municipal officers In this CITY on
the second Monday in March, and the bill now awaits
the Governors veto Should the Governor 'e'o IT, !"
viii De passed over bis veto. , ,, t..-,
Cap; Weir OF the bark Mary Beiie hoper. lIon
New York to Liverpool, died suddenly al 1a"es'oh W
The steamer Alabama sails to-morrcw'fo for Havana
and Liverpool vita 800 baies Of cotton ana hunOc'
| Of passengers. ..,. ,r,o
Trenton via the Ouchita River. winch SAs 'a4iiNs
slowly. ., 4,
\ The upper Ouchita Coal Mine Company. located 10
this city, Is about TO resume operations, which were
interrupted BY the II owns 70 600 acres OF eoe
land on the Ouchits River 10 Union County lover psi
Of Arkansas The coal was. some years ago, eIpefi.
nented with By well known chemists in Nev-Jork sus
most Satisfactory dscision vas given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-29
The Accident on the Hudson River Rail-
way-Exsraordinsry Preservation 81
Life.

On Saturday morning, about 81 o'clock, as
the Cincinnati express train Of the Hudson River Rail-
road was ITS way 10 this city, when ABOUT une ts
side Of Croou, 1t encountered an obstruction o. az
ayoidsble character 1t appears that more than nat
the cars composing the tram had passed the spot WHICH
furnished the OF the disaster The traiD, accord.
ing to the reports 10 the SUNDAY papers was soing az
mi speed when a rail the left side OF the track
snapped and sprnng upward raising with II one or Two
seepers. The last two cars, OF course, got on TIC
track and tho protrndng rail and tue now erect Sleep
ers came in contact with he upper side OF the trst OK
them, smashing the corner winch contained the WAFER
closet and tearing the side OF the car open about hsf
way The Earring motion oaosea 9o SoS a, ,fs
apparatus oathem both. so as 70 render their being
brought TO this city impracticabe In consequence OF
this both cars we're len al sing sing one ocig IN goos
the other dresdfuy torn. although not by any means
total wreck" The floor in both these cars was les
complete.
Saturday although IL Is one Of the most wonderful
things connected with the chat there
not q great loss OF life.
namber OF persons we're more OF less bruised and
some were slightly cut Mr.. aud Mrs. McEwep, on
their way from Utica were among the injGred, tie
former having had bis leg badly fractured and the lat
ter injured In the side and one hand.
Mrs. McEwen reports that she lost gold watch ana
500 in money at the time Of the accident As the car
In which she was riding At the time did not e.eoIns
when the admontion 70 90 well ought to have beer.
strongest some person Of reckless character under
pretense OF helping toe lady may nave assisted Ihe
selves 70 her watch and money.
STATEMENT OF THE EsGrsEER.
The following Is the statement. OF Poughkoepsie OF
the engineer Of the train which met with the accihehs
on the Hudson River Railroad on Saturday;
Am engineer Of the train which ran on 10 Droten
rail the Hudson River Railroad near Croton on oa
urday my train at the time was running at the rae
Is miles the hour, think that the train Thicn ~.
ceded me broke the rail; the first notice sso he
accident ives 3 violent swaying Of ny spgn,e a from
east side of the track the fireman being bunsa
his seat and one Of the spring bands under brsie,
striking violently against the boier s The train
were Immediately sprung from me ens sa5 cars wers
running hardly so rods further the Two sse srres
thrown from Che track ;s' o oss was dragged dis
turned over on rs sG With bridge me tmbers Of
which crashed into che do Of os car a "a
Der Of passengers the errenp when il raised AMI
sood OF. on end there were four passenger ears IN '
train inciudinS M red % having been rnred
,S ms ~ Charles Nichols Of Poughieepsis 0os
hands badly cut.
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MEXICO.
Later Adviees from Guaymas-RnEsge.
neut Between Gen. Morales and the I'm.
periaiists-Capiure Of Alamos By she
Liberals,
SAN FRAxcrsco. Friday, Jan. %, ls

SAN FRANcisco Friday, Jan. %. lsG6.
Advices from Guaymas to the 10th state that
the Imperiats were defeated by Morales at Ma.arpha
Morales was subsequently badly defeated. losing l2o
men killed. 49,
The Liberal Gen. Martinez had captured the City Of
Alamos
The roads are very insecure, and commerce is re-
dueed TO almost nothing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-29
Los. OF the Steamer RIchmoHa.

The steamer Richmond, from Savannah lot
Baltimore. went ashore on Hatteras on the Zsh inst.
and will IL is supposed be total wreck. The crew
and passengers have arrived at Baltimore from Nor
folk. The Richmond was formerly blockade-rnnner'
captured during the wer She supposed 70 20 Par
Of cotton, is also partially insured in New.York.
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BosTos. Saturda,

B0sToN, Saturday. Jan. n, 1855.
In the Superior Court this morning, before
Judge Russell. motion was made by the counsel Of r..
o. j. Smith, convicted VI subornation Of perjury for
new trial the grounds that the verdict was against
the weight OF the evidence and the alleged discovery
Of new evidence. The case was postponed until the
Goth OF February and the defendants bail increased
from 5000 to $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-29
Rcbosners Ashore.

The schooner Village Belle Of st. John, N. b.
IL ashore at Point Shirley, below Boston, full OF wste
The schooner Village Belle, Capt Crane cleared froi
ST. John N. b., the llth inst, for Parsboro, ". b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-29
COLORADO.
legislative Grants I'm Favor Of the Over.
land Express Company.

DENVER CITY. Saturday. Jan. 81. 1866
The Colorado Territorial Legislature has
granted two liberal charters to Ben Halliday one for
a road through Middle Park shortening tho distance
TO San Francisco 200 miles, and the other for Hadays
Mail and Express Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-29

PHuApgLYHA. SATURDAY, Jan. q, 1861

A young man named John Maloney was shot
through the head and instanty killed, at early hour
this morning at the ball OF the invincb5e Base Ban
Club at the National Guards Hal. BY Francis Paul.
The murderer was arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-29
Frs- ACCOMPLISHMENTS Strike Of L.-
bereps.
SAN FRANCISCO. yridsy. Jan

BAN FRAScIsco, Jridsy. Jan. 26. 1865
Sydney, Australia, adyices of Nov. IL, state
that public Affairs still remain In disturbed state.
There had been extensive strike by the wornen
the Western Railroad. bot 1t was Quoted down and
they resumed work Rain had 1nslly eeunsocst 70
fall dstng greet benefit - The eosnty,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-29
XXXIXTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WAsHIkGruS. Saturday. Ian. n, 1850.
THB RECONSTRUCTION DEBATE.

The House went into Committee of the
w hole on the State Of tho Union Mr.. Washburne at
Illinois In the chair and resumed tie consideration Of
the President's Annual Message.
PEECH OF NIB. SMITH.
. NJ. S,uIH IKy) e0nslnsst ~ TeRa<a hsyrtc.ore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-29

c.n. .I.s. Brsisted, IT,, Of the Staten isiahd
ymy. will pt.ss soosp' eur tA'"''f '' services '''
On, ehi, Hsw, coiess
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TEXAS.


NEwORLEASs Friday. jan 26. 1865.
The Gaireston Ne,cs urges the sending OF
alleged gross and fraudulent cotton transactions by the
Government agents.
The Jefferson, Marion County. Texas, newspaper.
charges the Government cotton age1ts with down.
night, bare-fnced stealing and oppression.
Over 100 600 bales Of cotton were at Houston on the
Goth inst. The receipts there were falling on.
Large holders Of dry goods at Houston refuse to
sacrifice their stocks hoping to obtain better prices
than now rule.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-29

Bssis Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
abe Dehate--The First Proposition
vaIue OF Disemssion--A Cloud Of Obiee-
siens-Prespecis or che Passage Of the
BiIl-Democraiic HsPos-Their Dein'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Fieid-day
for epeeehmakers-Mr. Howe's Arsn.
ment-News from the SCUBA Change
fer she Better.
Eron Our Special Correspondent
wAsHroTos. Jan. e, 1850.
The House has been busy for several days
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TIN SHOP,
Opened Business Again.

I HAVE opened business Mt the old
| stand. on the South side Of the Public
Square have good stock Of material
on hand and am prepared TO do work
promptly and we'll
Selling strictly for cash Rccollcc' that
the money must accompany all or,lers, Of
whatever kind or character. This rule
canuo, be deyiated from.
j II. VAN HOOK.
Marshall. june 3 1868. u3S-tf
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RED RIVER PACKET.
M A r S II A / L
COMPREHENSIVE.

" T., the undersigned, have formed n
W coparinership lor the transaction Of
u GFNERAL t0NWjsstoS llysiNEsn. IN the
city OF New lofk under the firm Of } II
BRDWER & co, to take eject October
lat. 90
We shall be prepared to afford fair
facilities upon consigamenis, aud devote
our time and care TO the interests Of cor.
respondents, aud beg 20 refer to long
period IN the past as g security Tor the
future
vrH. Please address ] II BROWFR
n co No 81 South Street. New York.
j II BROWER,
Il II BlfnENBURGH.
W II SELLERS
New York, Sept 6, 'd3 uloGm
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ssleeteh paetrg.

442@*
A FRAGMENT.
BY xoLLIr Z. MOORE,
| dream Of shadowy slope,
Away in the fores, old,
With the sunbeams lscing across and
across,
Like threads Of the finest gold
And the grew moss waving htiully
On ,he limbs of the grand old trces
And the wind flowers trembling 10 The
heart
With tho neyer..aiei bees
And the barebell shrinking ike a girl
From the passionate breath Of noon.
And the da.sy tent, Of a gyrsy camp
Over tn. hill side ,irewn
Nv face-le, me dream my face is
fair
Gains, the brown of this stately oak,
A. carelessly lean on It's snotted trunk
In my scarlet hood and cloak
He ~stche. the light on my awny
hair
Nv Gyr.v .wnr,hy and bold
he stands before nc with folded arms
The story IS centuries old ,
lie saws that it CLEANS like orient gold
Where the midsummer sunlight lies :
All. how ms eager heart is stepped
In the glow Of his starry eye.
And he bend, hi, proud and princely
head
Nv ightest word 10 heed,
But he wrcathc- his hand uncousciou'ly
IN the name Of his eh9o sised
Whose rein lies on his arm Als.
Tha, MY jealous heart should stir
With sense Of pain a, this mute ca
The frail, fond wor-hippcr
Nv God like love Ny glorious love
Nv love with the midnight eyes
THE heart cannot dream a dream so
fair
Save under midnigh, skies ,
wha, do I care that a grand Earl voos
Young Norma, doyeeyed aud fair
What is il TO re that in Rayies braids
Shine gems that King might wear ?
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

TnE NEW BASIS OF RrPREsEN-
rArios.--The Judiciary Committee
of the House of Representatives has
decided to make no repor, until after
the holidays, on the bill proposing
an amendment to the constitution by
making the number Of voters the
basis Of representation.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

Observation-Disclosures are
words ON sentences which read the
samc backward. and forwards The
following are good specimens
" snug and raw was | ere | saw war and
guns
"Lewd did live evil did dwell
Meek Bob Dew did wed Hannah
~emmes,
senmes Hannah Dew did wed Bob
Keen"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12
AKitit' STONE Co.
GI NA.IkSs. <.tNns 1.N>

$50 DEALERS ~
w CStcrn PRODUCED
r.. g....,......., y,.t....,..y....
'''. v. go "''" I ,"''i .''""''' %"
NEW ORLEANS.
nFFFR FOR SALE
" Coffee odd Java. Rio, l's@u
aud lngnAya
sugars Loaf Crushed Pevde't
CLARIFIED, and all grades Of Louisiana
Havana.
Teas. Young lly,on. Imperial. Gal
powder ana ull Qualities o. Greer al
Back Tea 10 very variety Of paekag'
L bacco Choice Caycuiish Of "
fious brands, and N dum AID conn
qualities, In all st! lee of packages AZ
iiut cut cheN,n aHi smoking tobacco,
various brands
Cigars Choice Havana lmiteun
do Furl Ia uud Common.
Liquor s.-Fu. cid Cognac Hnt
dy korh,llc Bordeaux, and Amerlc
10 Holland aud Am rican Gin; Scta
dam Scluapps pure old Bourbon aai
Monougah'A WhisGy; extra and eeH
mon brands ReciiG,d Whisky JamalA
Ram Peach. Applt, aud Cherry Boz
dies Brardg Cherries and Fruits o.
Cognac in bottles Cordials, Blters Gu
rucao Maraschino Nermou,h, kirsehws
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

LEGALITY or rHE JArRrz GOV
ERSMEST Discussed --A At the tabl-
ne, meeting to day. it is understood
that the legality Of the Juarez Gov
ornment was discussed in view Of
the question of sending a Minister to
Mexico, and in view Of the develop.
mcns just made by the friends OF
Gen. Ortcgs 1t is said that the
members Of the Cabinet are unani.
nous in the belief that Jaurcz has
exceeded his powers, and that if
there is any President, Ortega Is the
man by constitutional provision.
But this unfortunate condition Of At.
fairs will, it is said, prevent the ap-
pointment oe any Minister to Ncxi-
co at present
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

THr PRESIDENT AND Tur SnurH.
rRS STATES The Dubuque llaJ
Herald say. that a petition to the
House Of Representatives is being
circulated and signed in that city
for the impeachment Of President
johnson. because be has, in viola
ton of the constitution assumed To
require of the rebel States the adop.
ton of measures which he deems es-
sential before restoring them to the
full rights and privileges Of members
of ,ho Federal Union.