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Thayer q NOyes' Circus--8ur amusement
g0ers viii be pleased 10 learn that the above
troupe are on their way TO this city. By refer
ring 90 the names % the performers, our read
erswin see that the company comprises some
ofthe first artists in the business. They have
Just concluded a most successful season al New
Orleans, where they had TO contend against
urtheaters and two circus companies. Their
exhibitions were pronounced by the entire press
as being unequaied IN their sensational speci-
alities
The names ofDr. James J.. Thayer, s. p stick
1ey, J. Robinson, Tom King, Robert Stckney,
Emma Suckney, Archie Campbell, g.. NJ. Kelly,
e. Burrows, sig. Farauts, Kincaide, Mons. Mo
reste, VIM. Sparks, Daniel Keys, and "a throng
Of others, equally good. are sufficient guaran-
ties Of their excellence. We predict a glorious
season for Thaver & Moves Circus.
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A WARBToR-Audrew Glover, whose arrest
for stealing goods nrom sIr. Goaty we men
toned yesterday was brought before Esquire
Creighton, and It appearing that Andy was a
warrior Of high degree, he was turned overJO
che military authorities for trial
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CoRRECrIoN.-We are requested 10y Messrs
TAYLOR, McEwen. Duke g Co. 70 stale thai the
buildings recently burned on Main street, near
Poplar, were not owned 10y them, as was stated
az the time, as they had sold them 10 parties
who were uon-refdeurc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-17

Wendher and Business.
The weather Yesterday was clear, cold and
bracing. but much more pleasant than the day
before. and, as We predicted, several boats were
branded during the gale Thursday night The
names Of the boats appear below.
Business was quite brisk, as the gentle freed
mn Who the day before clamoued for nny
cent per hour. were perfectly willing to work
Al two dollars and q half per day. We noticed
a new feature In the height line Yesterday,
which was a shipment OF two hundred bales OF
cotton on the Atlantic rom Cairo % New Or
leans. HERETOFORE the larger portion OF the
cotton shipped FROM mis- port went up the
river. but for the pas lev weeks thai has been
reversed, and nearly all the cotton has gone
down the river.
The river fel about ten inches during the day
Yesterday, but IS evidently checking up.
Arrivals.
Steamer W. H. OSBORNE, from ST. Louis
Atlantic, from st. LuuiE,
Nicksburg. from Ficksburg.
Des Arc, from White river.
Usage, from White river.
tiuon, frola Cincinnati.
Ned Tracey, from New Orleans.
D~ePaFtures.
Steamer W. II. Osborne. for st. Louis
Atlantic for New Orleans.
s~outherncr, for Louisville.
E4lALlu, Tor Arkansas river.
Ned Tracey, for st. Louis.
Golden Eagie. Tor Cincinnati.
Anna Tor Cincinnati.
Boats I'm Port.
Celeste. Magenta, Northwest.
@ Lloyd, f~lckspurg, Usage,
Des Arc, LADY
Miscellaneous.
The great Magenta is mp for New Orleans this
evening. she has room enough foral.
The Alice Dean is due from Cincinnati to-
6ev. and viii return on Monday.
me tse Usage came I'm from Black river
yesferdnv. she brought out three hundred and
thirv-nine bales OF cotton, and reports that
uversuu falling.
d Anna len for Cincinnati last night, with
afalr uip, including seventy-ave bales Of the
staple.
The Celeste Is posted FOR Arkansas river this
evening She is light and reliable
ms YicEsbgrg came IN yesterday morning a
" bright as the dawn" and amer ~dtschaHsing
q good cargo thTough ths day, heT fsSRs were
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RA-The steamer White Rose arrived at
Albany, Ga, on the sixth instant, with
a cargo of provisions, and viii return
laden with cotton. This is the first
steamer that has assembled Flint river to
that point since the war closed.
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THE ICE HAEvEsL-A lumber Of our citizens
were 5usly engaged yesterday, in putting up
the ice. which during the past two days has
formed some three inches in thickness. During
the day skates were in demand, as there was
me skating upon the pond near the Navy
Yard. and all the Others in the suburbs Of the
CITY
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ArTEzpT TO 5ARROTE-On thursday night IS
III. VIC Bryan was returning 20 his residence
on s. eIhy street. he was met BY a man VINO de-
msadsd mis- money, and az the same time at
temptea 10 seize him by the throat. The Doc
tor refused 20 accede to his demand, and al the
same time resented the attempted liberty with
his neck, by planting blow In the garroter's
mouth. 4 regular sei-to now ensued, and
nnalfy the Doctor planted a well directed blow
in tie face Of the rumaus which feled him 20
the earth, upon seeing which tie Doctor at
tempted 70 draw his revolver, forthe purpose Of
settling the matter for al time 10 come, but the
rascal seeing the amiable ntenuoHs Of his an
taeonist. sprang to his feet and escaped In the
isrz1es. Ia the melee Bryant received an
ugIv blow an The face.
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REooEDEE's CoUBr-Thursiay night was one
No.1n 90 be- remembered in Memphis, and in
an. years t win be referred 20 with pride by
rlos e who viii come after us. Only seven ar
rests were mace, and three Of those eyadei the
Recon- Ter the next morning, leaving only four
70 anne AZ In answer 20 broken laws. Two for
induIging IN a nstlcun, and one military gentle
man. who had been practicing the loading
and firing portion u Hardee's Tactics, inside
OF the Corpol ate limits. ana another for having
no license 20 follow the business ia which he
was engaged The three hrst, the beliserent
and military gentlemen, were required TO de-
post six dollars each in the city Treasury and
ne l----n L-.m-e.e..
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THAEKs-Our attentive friend Loop, Of the
southern Express Company, hos our thanks for
late papers
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TFnRrHLE TRAGEDT-We learned yesterday
~ suiug OF a brutal murder being committed
ne. r the city. on The fernando road, by a man
named John Wilson, who. in a fl OF drunken
mad, less. fatally stabbed his wife, from the ei-
fects @ 2 which She died almost instantly. The
facts in the case, az they we're given 20 Us, were
substan Iauy az follows; On THURSDAY evening
s-.,gf fot1r O'Clock Wilson came home very
drunk. and ordered his wife TO get him some
suppsr Immediately. some words ensued,
,v5en tbe mIzelable man drew e small knife and
stabbed her fatally. His daughter, o y0uug girl
about sixteen years Of age, came % tie city
Yesterday and reported the facts % the authorl-
ues. who Immediately took steps 70 have WI
son arrested.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-17

Notice.-Memphis Horse bazaar, corner Of
Monroe and Third streets. T. J. Cogswen has,
IN addition go his stable. No. los and l5 Jefer-
son street, his old stand, the Bazaar" corner
Of Monroe u Third streets. He has on hand
DO choice mules, broke and unbroke, besides
horses, mares, wagons, harness. etc. He VIII be
pleased 10 see his old friends at either place
feDI7-lw.
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COTTON
Commission Merehanta.
Memphis. Tenn.

Liberal advances made on the consignment
OF cotton and produce o. any character, and
particular Attention psid 70 the sale ofthe slme-
promptly filed at the lowest market prices.
Prompt attention given 10 ali consignmenis.
.detf-3m
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SAVED HIS BAcoS-James William Grgg Of
Che Freedmeus persuasion, was arrested YES
terday, and lodged in thestauon house to await
his trial this morning, for stealing a lot Of hams
nom Shermon & TavIor.
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M-ETRoPoIlTAN

WASHINGTON, d. @.
snHIs healing Hotel, Renowned and rss-
1 Btshsd, is noEm perfect order for thersosp-
no1-aR
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
Omce-NO. IS Madison Street.


11EAAGCE5 OAAACO
VII &c opened nom 5 O'Clock A.. n, until
, T. Advertisers VIII please bear this in mind
and hand ia their favors early.
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CHANCERT CoUET-The cases set FOR trial IN
this Court yesterday were disposed OF To-day
the Motion docket viii be called.
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The swiss Warbler On the BIOek.-The
renowned aucuoneer, Frank Hyde, viii sell
this morning Al ten o'clock, AZ Lutz, Windle &
Co.'S sales stables, at Al and l8 South Court st.,
one JACK, thtrty-nve Mules assorted, andtwenty
head Of Horses and Mares. Be on hand
rompuy. sale positive.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-17

Ax0rHrR FJRE-The alarm Of IRE yesterday
morning was caused by the burning ola frame
BUILDING on the corner Of Union and Lauder
dale streets The building took FIRE In the
kitchen. from % defective see, and notWlih-
standing the fact that the engines we're speedily
upon tine ground. and worked vel, sueh was
the -iulamma5le nature Of lie building, al
efforts 10 gave b. were in vain. The house was
Owned au8 occupied by Randall White, who
had gL-t succeeded Ia getting IL back from the
F~ree8IGyu's Bureau. As most % Tue furniture
was saved, the joss viii not exceed ufteen hun
dred dollars, as we learn from Mr.. White and
the whole properly sas uninsured. steam en-
gIss No. was frat uy0n the ground and threw
1he first water upon the Ere.
MILIEARY-we give place 10 the following
order as a matter Of general interest 70 our
reudeH;
HEADoR DEPARTMENT or TESSEssEE.l
Memphis. Tenn, Feb. l5. 1850.
Special ondars, NO. a.-ENtracL
TT Thar portion OF Fon Pickering living q,
the line and extending north Of south or cal
brru streets. Memphls.I Tenn. viii bel nj once
~raliUquished by the United states. This order
viii rot however, reln4uisn the claims OF the
Government on any puoAc property situated
an the rOunc above described. The public
T-oDartT thereon viii be disposed Of by Tie pro-
Be- oahcsrs a. soon a. practicable.
By oommaBd Of Major General stonsman.
Assistant AdjuIant General.
HEADo'Rs DEF.T or TESEssEE
MENPHIs. Tenn Fec. "a, la6.
sseaial orasrsNo. @-ENtraeL
II TAc Comm an5ing Omoen Of the Fost %
wemnbis will detail one company mel ~
sfist-esf nd intelligent omcefi 20 ploo%l On
the sixteenth insta1t n Laolas - -
viii take fifteen daFe lailols 49,
r1e Assistant ComH1iesaF5 5upa
phis, Tenn-. ion other supplies, nom tihe 70
time. as occasion may require m
Upon arrival az ia eranErt the
msnd will make enquiries ia regard y ~ go.
OF affairs In that locality, aha ~ 1T ~
c0untrg. both ia Tennessee ana AA
report the results Of MS enquiries = ties
3 ha nnds are disturbers Of the peace ana
gOOa 8u1gr-or VINO are oppoalns ~
staclas in he way % omcors cualBe1 WIN
execution OF orders o. the Government ana
viii assure the civil authoEhles ma Lhes a
unable OF disclinea TO preserFs order heep ~
peace. and give adequate pfot iou 20 "
agents OF the Geneu4 G~oFcrnmelL 4at lne
mUfarv authorities viii be forced 10 The dlsa-
grsaable necessity OF taking ullnsa INTO theI
own hands.
IL atthe citizens are given noeause 20 c9MiIA
Of he conduct Of d men, giving his soldiers 70
uno erstand that they are the preserves OF the
peace Euot the promoters OF disorder.
The Luaruermaarers Department vii fHrnlsn
the tran. portation Necessary 70 carry ogt TINS
order.
win accompany the command, aud she Com
Inaudmg Omcer vi furnish him with such a.
sislalce as he msy require 70 enable him -
caEI sltO execution The orders under which be
IS aeripg
By c0mma4s oIMN,-Geni stonemaas
Aaassa Aeu'sat ssHssa-
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CRIMINAL CoCRr-This Court was engaged
yesterday in hearing the testimony in the case
OF Aleck Robinson, which occupied the entire
day, ana VIII be resumed again this morning.
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AEBEsr OF A T0BA0CoSEr-Abe Jamison, S.
a 1oeeiman and B=inE free 10 do as he pleases,
be employs his time in driving a dray, and in
that capacity he was yesterday entrusted with
a load OF tobacco. Through some means or
other. one box Of the tobacco was lost Abe
being honest, desired TO replace the lost box,
and accordingly borrowed one for that purpose
from M. =. T. Frank but, unfortunately for
Abe. ne forgot 70 consult Nr Frank about the
matter. NJ. Frank accordingly consulted a
D,rie-mau. who. without consulting Abe,
marched him 10 the lock mp.
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Cincinnati Markets.

~CINcISNATI, Feb. l5.-Flour, quiet and IN
changed sales Of 100 barrels Superhne at s7lI;
Wheat, 81 S.; Corn, Sc; Oats, Sc; Hogs, dull
and nominal sales Oflive at $40 3; Dressed at
sll. Provisions, firm Pork, SIS 50gs29; Lard
I724@Isc Cotton, dun at 43c.; Whisky dull and
..s-~ 81 z %
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FAvoRs-We are daily placed under obliga-
toas 20 the attaches Of the Pioneer Express
Company for those avors that a journalist in
Strengthened circumstances as regards exchan-
ges, can alone appreciate.
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The gay, swim and pRIatiRi steamer
Vicksburg, Matt Green, Captain, VIII leave this
evening al hve o'clock, for Nicksburg, receipt
ing through 10 New Orleans for Freight and
Passengers. Passengers can rely and feel safe
on this steamer, as she carries no tubular
boilers. For Freight OF Passage apply on board
or 20 r. W. Lightburne, Secretary, on the Com
nanHI. Maarrlnaf NLehigau.
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II You would save money, buy your Dry
al Elssn Bros, 81 Main street. feI Il
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Columbian Gin.

Price Of Coal RedUced.-l00.0O0 bushels
best PItts0urE coal at 81 > per barrel, for sale by
Briggs & Peterson, I8 Madison street. febI3-lw
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DELATED-In consequence OF the severity Of
the weather yesterday. the trains and boats
were all delayed, and consequently the mails
failed 90 arrive
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r0wfn&.-Brown.& Jones are now prepared
to dc any kind Of towing with their INST class
tugs. "Nettie Jones and Jennie sutton" Of
hcs 2T Second street. All orders left on John
son and Weights whsrfboat, VIII receive
prompt attention.
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Louisville Markets.
louisville, Feb. N.-Tobacco sustained; sales
ninety-four hogsheads; Flour dun at 81; Corn
CSC; Oats 45c; Pork 2S54c; Bacon shoulders 1 a &c;
Clear Sides Is34c; Plain Hams y; steam Lard,
t~ierees, III; Kettle rendered, kegs, 1916; Whis-
ky s22S. Mercury seven, morning, six below
ten, evening, eighteen above zero.
River at P~ittsburg.
PrTrsBURG, Feb. lG.-River ten feet and fall
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ARare nance 70 get Dry Goods cheap, is
now offered by Elson Bros, 27 Main street.
Til 81
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RemovaI.-susmann, Mayer & Co, imp IT
err Of segarN tobacco and pipes, Lave ms ed
from 50 Jefferson street 20 the cou or Of secoad
and Jener-on streets, Jedeuon Block, where
they are now keepirgs much larger stock Of
the finest brands or Havana EsgaH, Virginia
tobacco ana the real genuine meerachaum
pipes. City and country merchants VIII ind II
70 their interest 70 call and examine their stock
and pncss before purchasing elsewhere. Re
member, corner Of Second andJeders0n streets,
Jefferson Block. jas Ina
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-17

C5-roS LOvISG-ThOmas Avcnl, a o0iored
individual. who drives dray number three hun
dred and eiEnry-seven. started from Henry
Dents cotton shed. on GayOsO street. yesterday,
with d load OF Cotton 20 a boat but Thomas, IL
seems. has no definite OF fixed ideas as regards
direction. and owing 20 this unfortunate defect
IN his mental organization, he started in the
direction OF shiloh wi 10, and was caught in
the vicinity o. Fort Pickering and taken 70
faL. be viii have a hearing TINS morning.
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TELBGRAEs-The following telegrsms remain
IN ne Telegraph Office uncaned lor, up 70 Feb,
--.~r IL
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NASHVILLE, Feb. 16.-Sweeney and Roberts
addressed a thronged house at the old theatre
last night. They leave tonight for Pittsburg
where they propose holding a grand meeting Of
the Fenian brotherhood, on the nineteeth,
when plans Of the campaign would be deter
mined
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-17

The Memphis and White River Packet
Company. Martin Wait. superintendent, viii
receive White river freight an Gay at the Com
pany's Wharf Boat Michigan, for the L. S.
Mail stermer Des Arc. she willsave positively
al p. u. to-day for Helena, Indian Bay, Du-
wallis Bluff. Little Rock. Little Red, Sercy- West
Point Augusta and Jaczsoup0rt-ticketihg
passengers through TO Little Rock. For freight
or passage apply 70 C~ompany's Wharf Boat
Michigan, or TO Tate, Asle & Co. and r. P. Walt
r. o.. Agents
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-17

THANKs-Mr. ". wilkinson, as the Worsham
House. has our thanks for Godey's March num-
Der. Col Ed Worshsm has our thanks for ike
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MEMPHIS ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET
COMPANY
MARTIN Walt, sup't. R. W. ~LTeHTBURN, Secy.
For Helena, Pine Bluff & Little Rock.
CELESTE $1,000. Reese Pritchard, master
Win leave the Company's Wharf ia
boat, foot Of Jefferson street, orrAz4zzs5E
the above points, on
TIL DAY, 18th Feb, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
the Company's office OF WharfbOat.
TATE, ABLE CO. AGENTS.
K. =. WALT q @ q. ~
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Ladies' Dress Furs al cost At Francisco d
Virgins fel5-3t
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T1--T-"| -T|T----| " TT----| ~ |-| -"
their mrs at cost, 500 Main street. fel5-3t -
Eoen & BIcdsOe--AJtention is called 20
the advertisement OF gentlemen, In our
paper this morning They are both deserving
young men, and wen qualified to please their
friends. They SIRE the propretors ofthe famous
shelby Nursery. and are also engaged IN the
commission business, az Ne. 34 Front street,
and we take especial pleasure ia commencing
fnan 10 al concerned.
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Pioneer Express OomPauy-To Shipper

Pioneer Express ~COmpauy-Io shippers
IN consequences OF the change OF schedule on
the Nozzle and Ohio Railroad, We are compelled
% make the following rule:
All freight for stations on this road, except
Meridian, Columbus, Corinth, Miss, Gaines
vile, Ala, and Columbus, KY, HUsT BIZ PRE-
PAID.
The short time given US by the schedule 10
transact our bushes 81 local stations on this
road, oompeus ms 70 make this rule imperative.
JaIg-Im OSCAR HAIG, Agent
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MEMPHIS & ARK. RIVER PACKET co.
MARTIE WALT up't r. W, LIGHTBURE, Sec.
For Pine Bluff. Little Rock and Fort
smith
PILGRIM Chapman, master
Win leave Company's wharfboat, -.xTh
foot Of jefferson street, IN E&
THIS BAY 18th instant, at y m.
For Freight or passage, apply on board, or to
COmpamy's WharfbOaJ.
TATE, ABLE 4 co. AGENTS.
r. p. WALT & Co. ~
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LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS

OF all kinds IN the greatest variety, Including
Ladies Hosiery, Gloves. MttSr Wells, Collars,
Sleeves, HOOP Skirts. Oofsets, buttOns, Bind
ings. Gfnnps- ParaSols. Fans, ETC.
\. b. Oar Buyer has been in the New York
Market constantly since January hst- and We
feel assnref that we can oner all the Novelties
~ FaShiou 10 the Trade OF Memphis quicker
and cEsapsr than houses in other southern
and western cities, who do not enjoy the ad-
vantage Of an established house in View York.
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Boots and shOes.-CapL VIM. Miller, No.
B Poplar street. under the Overtun Hotel. has
on hand a very dne stock Of boots and shoes
and has every facility for making them 10
order at prices and in STYLES 20 suit customers
GeRts'IFur Gloves and Collars at cost At
Francisco e Virgins. fel5.8t
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The Freedmen's Bill.

E YORK, Feb. l5.-The Commercials special
says that Influential politicians are endeayor-
ing to effect a cOmpromise on the Freedmen's
Bill, on the basis that II the President signs the
bin the Tennessee delegation will be at once
admitted
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MEMPHIS AND ST LOUIS PACKET co
For Cairo and ST. Louis.
BELLE ST. LOUIS ....-. ......-. Zeigler, master
This splendid passenger packet k
will leave as above @aa
THIS DAY, nth inst, at 5 pm.
Staterooms can be secured ONCE, No. . JEFF
fersOn street.
For freight or passage apply on board OF to
VIC. POSTAL, superintendent
W. I. DILL, Agent.
Ad, storm, Secretary. iebl7-lt
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TOpsl-The attention Of dealers Is invited 10
our large and well selected stock Of tops, just
received, embracing every variety Of foreign
and domestic manufacture, and Tor sale at the
most advantageous prices WV EHLE & Co,
febi6-2ld Z5ja Main street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-17

Millinery and straw Goods. Messrs
Otis & Co. No. ge Second street near Adams
Block, have a large aud constantly increasing
stock OF Millinery and Straw Goods, covering
everything in tins complicated line We COM
mend them % the trade. E A. ~starkwster, Jr,
an urbane gentleman, Of whom every one has
somsthing favorable TO say, IS the spokesman
OF the store.
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Columbian Gin.

Till n Balance OF their stock is sold, 81
son Bros, 2g7 Main street, Will sell at reduced
prices. fen n
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New York Market.
Congregational.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lG.-Mr. Blair, Of the
House, from the Select Committee, reported a
bin remunerating the loyal States FOR disburse-
ments in raising troops to put down the rebel
lion, and have ordered twenty thousand copies
Of Bancroftas Grafton TO be printed. The House
is discussing the Pennsylvania contested cleo.
zion casa of Koatz and Cozyrafh-
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Positively, No Goods at Retail.
"A I'm OTIS = CO.

TO. WHOM 1T MAY Concern
Il Noah ~ Bell, q Laconia. AK Is ia no
way connected With cur house. snd We viii not
pay any dram drawn on Us ~ lin arsr
81. Louis, No. Feb. LdS&
feh9-sw EENRY BELL snN
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livery stable and Horse Auction
G. Coeswsil, that old, reliable houssman. has
his stablesat the oorner OF Monroe aud Third
streets. He buys and sells horses and keeps
the finest establishment in town on livery.
New style Hats Just received at Francisco
& Wigriu's Iel5 81
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REGULAR MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS
RIVER PACKET
For Pine Blur and Little Rock.
CELESTE------..- .-. Reese Pritchard, master
This splendid packet viii leave A
as above IN E
SATURDAY, Feb. 18th, at ) pm.
For freight or passage apply on board Orto
JAS. T. BOURNE & Co, Agents.
falR u No u Jefferson street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-17

Furs Furs! Furs! at cost at Francisco &
Virgins felo-a
Paradise EOst.-This afternoon and even
ng-First Graud Matinee, this afternoon at
8 O'Clock at half She evening price Of admits
sion. febA' 10
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-17

By c0mms4e Of MS.-Gen. stoneman
WA T. PORTER
Asas4en Adutent GeEeraL