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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-25

We again remind the democrats and con-
servatives of this county that they have a du-
ty to perform in getting up full meetings for
Judge Thomp.on, as advertised in this coun-
ty. 1t depends upon them to provide place,
give general notice of the time, and take ef-
fective measures to secure a full attendance.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-25

carefully instructed the member, the post
commander will say:
Comrades, you have passed through the
ceremony of enlistment and muster, and now
with pleasure greet you A. members of the
Grand Army of the Republic, and trust you
will continue worthy and honored members.
You will now take your seats as members of
this encampment.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-25
JUDGE THOMPsON'S APPOINT
MENTS.

Hon. John S. Thompson, National Union Can
didate for Congress, in this district, and CaptJohn
c. Pepper will address the people follows:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-25
COZ. DICKEY,s APPOINTMENTS.

For Coroner,
Private John s. BUCK, of Rock Island
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-25

They are active in organizing secret clubs al
over the country. Let patriots and the friends
of peace and good order read, observe, and
ponder.
Proceedings of Enlistment and Mnster Of
the "Grand Army OF the Republic" 1866
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-25

Hon. ]. C. Robinson will address the people
the political topics of the day at the following
times and places:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-25

Consisting of Broadcloths, Beavers, Cassimeres,
Tweeds, Ladies' Cloth, Merinoes, all colors, En-.
press Cloth, Alpaccas, Lusters, Dress Goods Of
all kinds. An extensive stock of plaid and plain
Flannels, Wooden Goods of all kinds, Gloves
Hosiery, Notions, sc, &C., sc.
A large lot of Ribbons, White and Gray Blank
cts, Coverlets, Fur Goods of all kinds, all which
he il determined to sell at
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-25
KNOW -lOTHINGIylI,
knights Of the Golden
Circle.
''GkAND ARMY OF THE
REPUBLIC"
A New Conspiracy--A
New Rebellion.
ORGANIZATION FOR CIVIL WAR,
Clap-Trap to Catch Gudgeons.

The following is the "RituaP' and fun
merry now being employed by the radicals
10 entrap and control the votes and personal
hoersy OF the soldiers and others, whom
'ney can seduoe into their dark lantern dens.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14
RIVER MATTERS.



The weather yesterday was cool and disagree
able again, and Just 81 sunset the fiery face O
Old sol peeped through the Struggling clouds
looking as though he had been on a bender foi
The past few days.
B~usmesewas quite activein general freights
and the Port Register showed an unusual num-
Der OF boats arriving and departing. Little, II
any, cotton let the port, and The receipts OF
the staple we're very light.
The river at this point is stHl falling, aud du-
ring the past twenty-four hours has receded
fourteen inches. The Ames is still hard
aground, and the s0utherner. going up last
Sunday morning. was blown ashore by the
high wind, at Island Thirty-nve, and is there
yet awaiting a rise.
The officers Of the Lady Franklin report
White river stiu falling. with thhG incl hes TO
Pine Bluff. aud two feet scant TO Little Rock,
but a heavy rain was falling on last sunday, a.
they came down.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14
TELEGRAPHIC.
DISPATCHES.

Fenian Meeting at COOper's Insfitute.
NEW YORK., Feb. B-A large Fsnian meetine
was held at the Cooper Institute last night.
Speeches were made by Spencer. George Fran
els Train, Fernando y God, Kllian, and Others
The Tribune ssys that Mr.. Adams, our MIais-
ter at England, viii probably retsrn home.
He will be succeeded by Mr.. Motley or NJ.
Marsh.
The disbursements Of the Treasury Depart
ment for the week ending February tenth,
reached four million four hundred thousand
dollars. In the same period half a million dol
lars In certificates OF indebtedness were issued.
The receipts for Internal Revenue for tbs same
period Is four million seven hundred and
seyenty-one dollars. The amount Of National
Bank currency issued is one and t~hree-quarter
million. The total amount issued d, date Is
two hundred and hfty-three million.
Letter freIn Iaarex.
NEW NoRK, Feb l3-The Tribune says great
Indignation is felt by Rev. Dr. sunderIandis
pariShionerS because the trustees Of his church
In Washington consented to its use for a lecture
by Fred. Douglass.
Several pieces OF heavy annon have recently
been purchased here for Gen. Sweeney.
A letter from Juarez says the enemy is con-
Stunning his last resources and becoming de-
moralized. he says without the United states
taking part in the war, they will be able 10 OBJ
tain final triumph in the cause OF National In
dependence.
vera Cruz adViees say immense supplies Of
ordnance and ordnance stores, recently arrived,
have been forwarded to the capital.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK., Feb B-Cotton Is steady at
$685.; Gold, 3s4.
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Notice TO Hotels A nne and cheap lot OF
Towels at Menken Bros * Co.
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PRESENT APPEARANCES o. PGRT
SUMTER.

A correspondent writing from Charles
ton harJoF - the Providence Journal,
gives an animated description, as follows:
In the center, in mid channel, like q
grim sentinel stands FOrtSumter, gGGPd,
broken aad desglste. 4 shapeless pile
Of earth, aud ssRd, SRg srick, Il bears no
likeness to us fGgmeF ssf. y here the
new cross of the C~Onfederacy ana the
pslmetto flag Of South Carolina and the
division flag Of Gen. Ripley were 80
proudly 6ylpg in April and July Of
eighteen huEdred gnd sixty-three' only
one single banner, ana thgs tpe red, white
and Biue, now waves.
Scared aud cfacked, its walls seem
ready % fall. The face toward Cum
ming's point is crushed and broken into
a steep hill of mingled sand aRd brick
and shot and shell. The face toward Port
Moultrie and the channel is covered and
protected bg 2 solid work Of interviewer
palmetto logs. YET The structure Of the
forf Il SCARED and cTaCked I'D broken
above sRd around and behind these add
tional defehfes, The casemates, closed
and covered by immeEse framework Of
baaVv beams. and this agaih LtLek with
earth. can he entered only by winding
p~assages. damp and dripping with
moisspe. The classmates nee entered,
In would hardy seem possible that any
human being could have lived any
Ipngth o time within them. Fhe guns
were Shiny and moUldy and the car
rlages were sweating With a Shiny mois-
ture. Climbing out OF the stone portfolio
and through the more widely extending
n In the Palmetto logs, you could look
down aTosihd the base Of the fort, where
the c-easeless tide bad woven over each
Of the stones q mantle ike, thick,
green, vet a0ss, andse fragments ofshell
and broken bolts. You could LOOK 70 the
right and see where the wall had crum-
bled and fallen into the soa, fou gould
look above and see the logs rent and
gashed, and the brick wall with great
scars and ragged cracks and wide seams,
As though . little more Of the storm OF
iron shot would heye beat il down be-
meath the surface Of the Ia. You could
look 10 tae left and see the closed ports,
the rough repairing, the broken parapeL
In the interior al8 sandy earth was
supported in its irregularity by number
less fascines and gabions, and dotted here
and there BY dark holes which admitted
as into the damp eaverns. What had
been the parade was nov green and
Shiny with the slagnapt molstHre, over
which were scattered pieces Of an old ex-
pIoded gln, scraps OF iron hoops. q few
deesyed barrel stages, iron and leadeu
sbof scattered from shrapRei, and bits of
oiled clothing and broken bayonets.
From the tai flag staff In the centre a
s.,sII union banner was waving. And
80 49, an that remained Of Fort Sump-
Ter, 0vsr these and behind here were
tie g1ns which 3 handful Of men We're
unable 70 withstana, W. which woke a
nation to the duty Of complete a3d entire
pal mcation.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.

GALvEsroN, Feb. B-Gov. Hamilton I'm hi.
Message 10 the Convention, calls attention 10
the absolute requirements Of the General GOV.
eminent touching the doctrine OF absolute STATE
sovereignty, the abolition or slavery and thu
rights OF the blacks to testify In the courts ~
justice. and 70 be protected in person and prop.
erty, and the population Of the Cous.ierats
war debt.
In the Convention,J Judge Lattemore. from the
Red river District introduced the f,Ilowing
/" The people Of Texas. in Convention assem-
bled, do ordain and declare the so-caIled , Or
dinanee Of Secession, adopted by the So
called Convention Of the State Of Texas. at
the city ofAustin, February first; one and ali Of
the acts and proceedings Of the so-eailed Con-
v~entiOn, shall be, and the same are declared y,
be null and void, and Of no effect whatever.
from the date Of their adoption and they do
hereby further declare, that neither the state Of
Texas, nor any other State OF the FedersT
Union, has the right, in the Constitution Of the
United States, to secede or Withdraw from The
Union.
A motion by Judge Frasier to lay il on the
table was lost by a vote Of forty-hve to thirty
eight A substitute offered by Judge Hancock
declaring the action revolutionary, and there
fore null and void, and the secession oniluan-
ees were all referred.
Another resolution enfore.ng the binding effect
Of all laws passed since ~ - tL1HS
ton. not in corA,et witb !. Co.ats"
Tinted states soroa a.,t-n
a proposal I, ipcrao.a r. ~
JUDGES eo,,rIe,s5 r. - UP"
Cincinnati Market.
~tISCINNAT1, Feb. R-Flour UNCHANGED $50
Corn dun 53c. Oats S5c. Hogs dun and nom
tnal. Pork nominal, SO; BuIk meats. Bacon
nominal. -N'' NV
Iouisvtua uo-
ro-rs,- - - --
full prizes. Corn &c o. a. ~ ae'ise1l
ev+r,' f,ri,r en- "a = 80 % 80
shoulders Ialc. Clear So, 'UaA 20 haeoh'
Lard in tier.ssIs. urht-.- A'" %
wracE oftr.
pos-ox Feh~na-~ig Tsl"ls
Cal.,t,a - -. Hoh
East Tndi, ,oods a. - "Al earso Oh
80 - IA - II IA Ios at cape
~ - h-oIa, - iHe vessels
crew wera savad IT. Tnt,'a water Inc
paw,r.l-e. - - er Soi.es steamer
20, oy y-i,bo-t da-,aH O0U- 9ne was
oot'"u a"u MhisAS TaxatfOn Question.
VI" ioHA' req IA Washington special
says the committee on ways and Means are
eoHaiIiAns a .aN ID WHISKY Cotton and the
incomeS, ana VIII soon make their report
'@hoy Hes trends are confident that he win
SnOiLiS DE appointed Ooueetor'
DisioP rI'1patrlcA' Oh BOSTON, died last night
Hu
slohIoe 'eiesram says that Millari
/" Ve'aui'ei . S7O'OVo' mad LETT Norfolk.
~ oo,umoIan insurance company are to
"iHU p'neA anhiH
AT Fittsburg.
rtIohs' req i"-Ihe river Is rising with
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14
COUNTY JAIL.
TERMS
Dissolution.

THOMAS LEONARD.
Judge or the County Court OF
t34-2W Shelby County Isu1-
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RE@The loss Of life in this country by
Steamboat accidents, the past year, was
nhch greater han ever before, the num-
be4 being estimated at one thousand
seven hundred and Lightweight; in
eighteen hundred and sixty-fouT. three
hundred and h~fty-eight; In eighteen
hundred and ~sixty-one, sixty-nine.
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- FT Nelg Orie1as, Fickg5urg, JGcksDn Gnf
GrelddGi three times a week, uG Memphis 4
Cnarlesuun and Mississippi Central Railroad.
~ NGShuiQe, L0lusudie and Dilciuunt, daily
EIb p. m. ud Nashville a Decater Railroad.
90 NelD York, Richmond, BGltim0re, Boston,
philadelphia, HGshtngt0ar and on hastan ahesl
daily, al Gl5 pm, uaa Memphis a Charleston
and East Tennessee & Virginia Railroads.
- euro, 81 LOtas and Chicago, daily, az
ais pm, ia Memphis and Charleston and
Mobile and Ohio Railroads.
~ Ficksburg, river and way landings, three
tines a week
- Montgomery aud Mobile, and MohileE ONO
Rllr0al- daily. At BIS pm.
So Ms0lgtppi q Tennessee RGlrOdd three
times per week. 81 5 pm.
Hs- Memphis Ono Railroad. daily, at2O pm.
EE LdIe Rock and Whus RiucT, three times q
week. Al 4 nm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14

Pure Rrugs-We commend our readers to
the Prescription and Drug store Of B.. NJ. Lehby
& Co, No. H3 Main street. The stock AT this
house, bqeb in Drug and Medicinal Liquors are
well selected and pure. Coal oil, Burning Fluid,
and indeed every article kept by h~rst-class Drug
stores ia hrst-cla>s cities, may be found pure
and reliable at the Drug house Of b. NJ. Lobby
Coz No. 48 Main street. Memphis. Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14

mmo 4 son.-we are indebted to these
for late papers
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Lost.-Thi.

Till che Balance OF their stock Is sold, Fl
son Bros, zT Main street, will sell al reduced
,rieas fell Il
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Columbian Gin,

Revenue stamps, Of all denominations,
and in any Yea Tired sm0uut,may be constantly
obtained at the Memphis Post Office.
jal8-Im ROBr. C.. GIsTs Postmaster.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14

B9-The people Of Charleston. S. c..
were treated to another very Unpleasant
sensation on the twenty-ninth ultimo.
by the issuance Of an order Of Gen. Zen.
nett, commanding there, directing the
city gas works to be turned over to the
charge Of the Treasury Department
agent. The members of the eas com,
pany, as well as the citizens generally.
were very indignant over the mater ,
but Gen. Bennett stated that his order
was issued by the direction of Gen.
Siekles, under instructions from Wash
ingtOn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14

PtsHeer Express C~OmPany-To shippers
In consequanre OF the change Of schedule on
the Motns and Ohio Railroad, We are compelled
20 make the following rule
All freIght for stations on this road, except
Meridian, Columbus, Coriuth, Miss, Gaines
vile. Ala, and Columbus, Ky, MUST BE PEE-
PAID.
The short time given us by the schedule 10
transact uuT bushes al local stauons on this
road, compeus rs - make this rule imperative.
jaIs-lm OSCAR HAIG, Agent
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Mayer s Co, imp IT
ers Of segars, tobacco and pipes. Lave removed
from 81 jefferson SIr9et 20 the e5fL er Of Secohd
and Jener-ou streets, Jgdsuon Flock, where
they are now keepirga much larger stock OF
the Elest brands OF Havana segars. Virginia
tobacco ana the real genuine meerschaum
pipes. City and cosuigV merchants viii md IL
70 their Interest TO call and esq2ine their stock
and prizes before purchasing elsewhere. Re
membeT, GOMEZ Of Second and Jefferson streets,
jefferson Block. Jals In
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate
Tuesday, February sOth, 1896.


John C. Saint U4. Austin NJ. Cook e a.
D1 virtue of an interiocutory decree made on
ID the Chancey Side OF the Common Law and
Court OF the city OF Memphis, L will
sell at public auction, in front Of the Court
between the hours Of 10 and y o'clock m the
following described tract Of Land: Lying and
being IN shelby couaty, Tennessee, and con-
tanning about 20 acres, more or less. adjoining
the LANES Of 0 B. Harris on the east, Dr..
Sha9ks on the south, VIM. Persons on the west
nd VIM or Richard Persons On the north.
: TERMS or SALE-One-third cssh balance In
one and two years. Interest from date OF sale.
USTON ASTON, clerk and master.
Chancery Once, February z, 1850, fels ids
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14

lERsoSAL-The celebrated Cherokee Chief
stan dwsue. who held 8 commission in the Con-
federate army, as Brgadier-Gensral, and in this
position commanded the respect and esteem Of
al. is ~ the Gayoso House, en- route TO Wash
ingron. on business connected with his people,
bv whom he is universally beloved for bis ster-
ling Qualities OF hsad and heart.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14

CACGH SAFPDSGA sharper who is known
as Joe Frazier, ana by ar least a hall dozen
aUass,, was up before the Recorder yesterday
on the charge Of being a swingulur." as he
under a bed Al the Hardwick House,
and let Of with q fine Of twenty dollars
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14
Nofice.

4 ETTERS Of Administration havip- h.,
granted to me BY the County fsn-r
shelby county, upOn the estateOf n ParEs-
deceased. all persons Indebted to al ssfa4s
Win come forward and settle, ana those he~f-c
claims against said estate VIII NE rb@-, w--
ms within the time prescribed BY law
fell IW No IA fsa1rsa.1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14
Columbian Gin.

PersOnaI--If NIr. Joseph E Russell Is in
this city he viii confera favor by calling al this
Omce. fel33t
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A Gard from Capt. Bettis.

We cheerfuIly give space for the following,
as a matter Of interest 20 our river friends.
MEMPHIS. Feb. q, 1850.
Els. Appeal . In your paper Of this morning
you notice my presence in the city IN eonuec-
20 set The matter IN a proper Light before the
public. I would state that my mission i not for
the purpose OF trying to create d mQnOply or
strike. bat for the purpose Of getting Tie Engi-
ueers in each port 10 send some OF their most
eminent member TO meet IN convention, 10 de-
wise WAYS aud means TO eNalt the profession OF
steamboat Engineering, and bring It's followers
ap 70 that proper standard OF morality aud in
diligence which they ought 10 attain. We pro-
pose procuring apparatus for experimenting
aud. If possible, 10 ascertain tIe cause OF the
recent disasters, Ehirh have caused such a large
loss Of life and property. Very especially,
IRWIN ID. BELTS.
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NOTICE.

TtHE undersigned, in retiring from the drm OF
Il A. r. X e CO, would return his
hanks 20 his friends for their liberal encour-
agement 70 the late drm Of A. p. G. s. Co.. and
Deg a continuance ofi 10 the new drm OF r. =
PLUMMER & co During my stay in the city
VIII remain with the new firm. where vii
b glad % see my friends
fs5-IE GEO D. PLUMBER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14

Linens, Towels, and House Furnishing Goods
al reduced preoss al Elsou Bros, ~ Main street
T. II II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14

~ All the merchants Of Matamoras
are trumping up claims to be presented
for losses in the Bagdsd affair, believing
that the United States viii pay them all.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14

Committed Fred Myers, alas John Bel
NOM. who was arrested several DAYS since for
stealing sacks and other articles from a Mr..
Ennis. had a trial yesterday before squire
Creighton. and IN default Of bail was sent
back 70 Castle Kelley 10 await his trial before
The CriminaI Court, now I'm session.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14

CHASCEEY CoUEr-The Railroad case. which
was % have been brought before this court yes.
tsriay. on a writ Of demurrer, was postponed
until the twenty-hnst To-day this court takes
am the motion docket.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14

BURGLAHY.-On Tuesday night the store Of
n. Cohen. on Beal street was entered by bur
glsrs, and boots, shoes and clothing, 20 the
amounr OF 500, was taken of by the thieves.
Several suspected places were searched yester-
day for the goods, but no clge 10 them was
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14

DAuAGEs-A C. Mallory yesterday brought
suit before Esquire Walton against Isaac Ger
win for damages sustained in an assault made
by the latter upon the former, and recovered
one hundred doI.arS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14

ATLANTIC AM M-LSSLSSLPPI STEAM
SHIP COMPANT-U. S. NAIL
For Helena. Napoleon. Vieksburg,
Natehez and n. Orleans
4 Ian III -ss--- SA-5s ~
This splendid passenger packet .&h@
viii leave as above on -
THIS DAY, the 18th inst, at I'm
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
J. V. LEWIS, Agent,
s. H. SHOCK, GenT Passenger Agent,
febl4lt Wharfboat, foot ~ Monroe 1t.
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BIcIoek a Co.-This fast firm have supplied
rs with late papers from the North and East.
Sundries.-Edward Wsrburg, No. @ Front
Strset.up stairs. ofers a fine lot Of groceries for
sale. The trade viii do wen 10 notice their ad-
yar1iSlmsnt IN another column.
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ATLANTICAND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP
COHPANR-U. s. MAIL LINE
For Cairo and saint LOuis-
az Cairo with Illinois Central Rail-
road for Louisville, Cincinnati, Phiia-
delphia and New York.
IDA HANDY Tom Moore master,
This superb passenger steamer -.@
Will leave ~ above on -
THIS DAY, 18th Instant, at 10 am.
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
]. Y. LEWIS, agent,
s. II. SHOCK, Gent Passenger Agt
-febl4 II Wharfboat, foot or Monroe st.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14

IscoRPoRATED-The German savings Insti-
tuition OF which Messrs r. :. Warner, J.. W.
watering. P. H Heinrich. p. Drecker and
D. Paute are the Director, has been duly Incor-
poraled. with all The rights and privileges, usual
10 such institutions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14

ARRESTED on SUSPICoS-Nelson simpson
d Bill Montgomery, gentle freedmen" were
arrested yesterday afternoon and lodged in jail,
on suspicion OF having Appropriated 10 their
own use some goods belonging to W. G. Ander-
son. They wiz nave a hearing before the Re
l-or5er this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14

Ladies call and See the q Towels at four
dollars and hfty cents a dozen, worth nine, at
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Bonnefs and Pine Millinery Goods
Ia P1Tlueans. Ladies who desire the latest
STYLE OF dress goods and notions, and who de
sire the latest Partisan styles Of Millinery,
should not fail % call on Mrs. Gogen, at No. $50
Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14

Ames q Woodbury. have received this day
a full assortment Of Bedstesds, Cribs, Safes, etc,
al the Gayoso Furniture House, 81 Main street,
Gayoso Block. feS-lw
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C MATTERS.

RELEAsED-'SQuire MOQre yesterday ordered
the release Of Alfred Scott, the negro who was
arrested for stealing q carpet as the proof
against him was by no means clear.
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REG ULAR ARRAN2AS RIVER PACKET
COMPANY.
For Helena. Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
ARR DEAN..-..H BIaisdeli, master, Ed.
Miller, clerk.
This splendid packet viii leave IT,
as above on -
THIS DAY, 18th instant, at Y M
For freight or passage apply on board or to
LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
EaRUN IL NJ, ~ NT.1Fz,rT gfr.I4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14

ACCOMMODATION DriscuIl, not Flynn,
as reported, who vas run through with r. bayo-
net by a negro soldieraJ Gen. Stonemauls head
quar'e = is rapidly recovering from the effects
otthe terrible wound he received.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-14

PEACE WABRAST-A peace warrant was yes
tariav sworn out by a n,an against awoman in
south Memphis, he stating that De was afraid
The woman would XIII his wife. The last we
saw Of the Benedict be, in company with a con-
stable. vas IN search OF the beligereut party.