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hsv 'h''. Address. Agent o. Greeley.
history ior Lowell and vicinity. desire. o..
% az liar be- vil fsruish n. sub.,,,i..-.
~ih iis sscond volume soon.
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NOTICE 90 FORECLOSURE. Wber-s..
y frsrci- W iashl~ "a tptaa IN the Counsy 81
tNtafa saa state - Nainc ~ hts mortgage cuis
~Seruiei. siaic.i the ts~ui,- Ola dsv 81 sss.r, .
ID t-os. conveyed ta us. ~ s.a5scrit-r- . $40
rrih situsirt 81 Aadss~r Moth >urpias IN al
teuuf,. ~uh The enginc. haiiss ssd hehinr 81 thr
sstlse sci helnr m $500 tl~n orruri-i ~ hirn
ana t-rt D. hirn On Nesea.hcr aac D-~suier A..
i-of. O. r~rnre NJ f1ayat-rt 90 IN 81 -~t~a
huns.rsf doltrss sad shereas ~ caadirions q
49, HiortEag~ have b~sa hfoker. thrn 80 h-rrtv
cls1u o. iorrcio-e the nxrr~.hiv % ne pro-
risHaus Fl ths sftiute tn arrh ali- snli pro-
sltr,i- SAMSON ANDREWS
SALLY WALTON
Nov. -. I-es 40
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NTHLkkA>, Sylvester Pouer. On the Is,h
w csy 90 Nase1lslscr. te61. ~ ht- u.srtrage
DEE 81 ihat date csax~,sd o. 49, -yivester 4 -
drr, certain real estate - fhs fosu 81 Dixfeff
Cauufy q OStsri. ce-crti-d fiio~.. % ~fts
the ssass and. buiids-gs asaf privii~g-- Conveyed
60 ne sd : lsester Potter % ne ~ ~arraatce
dr~d 80 the 500 iHh DAY of Nov. isc2 B~iax
s.-o the -sn1e rrelsi-es csave,ed % ~ h. - Il
= ifcsier kttisr ~ Horsrs A.. Hutch isson. b.,
sarra 49, a-ei csird -. D. $50 ar.d r-caried
o. a. Registry 81 D~cts 81 thr Caaafs 60 Oxf.,rd
Boa =. fa--s a. All az. Reisresce 90 - h.d
- ne sisfre cr~es ior saorc rsffcuiar d~-~rtp-
iIua q 30 pftsr-rs. Asd hsreas he cssst -.
oi ssid uortE.ge DEED hsve hes brok@n. Z cl.sus
O. orerl-e SID usorfgsgr. snf Eiss fhis sofscs lsr
thsi psTpa-e- SYLVESTER KIDDER.
Wrns-ss-L n. Lrb1Es
Nor. In. 1855
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CQ0A HONTfIf trrufs uasf-f De- "a
~ flf~'r arr arffsf.s. Insf 600. tII..ss
81. GAkEN c.f E...t.sr. lfiff.t.rf 49,.
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ISAAC ~ BRADBURY
SAMUEL RIDEOUT.

y Office usosfiag 81 the Corror.tars ana
~ 30 IN at entitied 81 Act o. incorporate The
-Sht kfycr aaf Bi.ck Brook inprovess-af Coa-
l-any. Stl ~ hctt "a the oltce 81 the Le~tstsa
-icas MI Company 90 Ie~ t-ton % Moadav r.
n ID a'ch,Ck. Deceua'ler ~. Is6S. 90 49, u
th~s sd scc~pf ssii at u ipc,srporsfioa spprov-
- harsh 80. f-ot; ~ orgsaiEe uader s<id &ct
81 soo-fed sad o. trsu-sct any otber busInc-- Tat
ny iegsls carne i-f8re them
!AMES MOOD. Too 4 she persos. s-used
A. ". JONES, o. 4b9ve sci Of incorpor'a.
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Rtna Sewing Machine.

Ihis mechlue - ~arrsatsf ~ hrrs ~isr - 49,
20 tack 81 ~ rsfh-rs go sd - - tks
- - ifarf So a. re sstisasrti1a. q ~fu pav
- exsusia~ fkis ussckia~ h,rs -, 80 49, 49,.
v % $50 g. isaslly -e~iaT. ~ho~ sfiichiar. c..
r'are triu.eier, Tsiiori.g. A.. ENEEDfEs
80 TRIMMINGS g. 1T ksl.is n u..rks.-. ~,
ae " DYER. -. ar-uf. tes Ma -
tut sisirs.) feittssd. ~. Nssalars 49, e. =.
80 80 $50 ~ ~ 49, ~ ~ Sfsis lr~~
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$500 rER wa v, go,

NIhIll Tx fEtHf We sanf AFeaf
rFsrY e. 1err 90 seu Ger fara0vsg
- -esinE harhfnes. Ihrre So kfnds Un
90 80 spreriref. Warrsars.'fvst~ar.. 49,.
ssl-fF ~ crlfslulssfon psid. rks osrT raarkins
80 fa I1itef -ftfes g. 49, fhan : 30. -k.rk -
f-lF iiessssf - Hsps. Hsssfsr q Wd.-. Co..
batsf sag 4 c.. 80 Baetsifss AZ 80
- uartfnes srf fafrfar fsfafs sd fhe sslfsr %
49, are ffatis ~ srrssf. So 80 fs.rrtso-.s-f
Crealsrs y 90. Adfress. 20 cali 600 - a
Ci.fk id3cfsrs Mains 81 q -srs. o..
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Messca. MAJ S, Iss5.
fhis cerifsrs thar 7. Sewan D. Ave-. h~rels,
gise o. nv 500 W iiiiau . AVE.. kis tiu.~ - aet
80 u@ie 90 hfn-.h. snd ! class aSse of IA.
wages hotn and aiIer fhi. dsfe
SEWAlL y. AVER
Wnaes.s-Joss LAEasnHE.
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CO Dl0 q ~ ass.i~ - So oae sifk
- = wv SIS -fenrl ra-5k ~ 80
rlrur rrr~-ssrv. ~ Pr---t..ss. C.sks~rs -.
Irsssprrrs "a hasks $500 A. rirr.lsr. 49,
iree stih ssuzies. Ai.ir-ss - Au.~firas sa~.-
81 Tee "ofts. SI.rf.rs-ti Ne-u-our
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u. THURsToN a. 60. Publishers.

To tbs iioa- senate SOD Iio~ o. Representative
q Naine. On Lsgisi-;ure assruEbicd Jsnu4ry
1851
'l'ht unoerstgu~si resp~cifsily prsy thai N act
II " rocorpofstsosras Stean Navigatiou Zen
laay say h. gfsafed then. wiih the exclusive
lghi % ihr saNigafioa u Saco river shoxe Bar
Aiis - buNion, o. Ne~ Hampshire state Ene,
BY steam po~er. and 90 csas.trart so-h caaaLs
l'ck.. dsa- and ~hsrscs nssy b. s-ce-sary lor
~ pa p--es "a such Havigsiiga. WITH such other
nights sud prtsiege-. 80 aad-r sch restricfisus
a. lnay H. ceeu.sd pa All pfop~f-
ISAAC N. BRADBURY
SAMUEL RIDEOUT.
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fhis . - certify thsf hsve this dsv riren a.
~ nlnoF So El.sa g. ~pasfd b. ti,sr 90 tr..i.
snd trsn-scf tasi--ss iur hip-en. sd I sk-u
cttiin nnse RI b. saTrs nar paT snr f.tfs q ~.
eoufractiaz sit-r this fsfe. J. q SPOFFORD.
Wr----.- ". Ftttarr
Mitau Pii-tffisa. Ocf. Z7ih. Isss
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T. 49, u.e --.s-r saf He af Eerre.~a,sf.s-s
fr feaIsItI... f..f r.i CO
ID t~rEf -TFt LlN r-prs-euf. 30 frrass re-
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inl rel efflfe sni ffsrsa- H iHfr llssirrss s. s
BIS r.rrf.rsfr st.rh asf r.rlr i-i.re ihfa saI
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AGENTS WANTED
ToE FEsSK ~ooRE's
" Women Of the War"
$4,000. ..... -. ..--.-...

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So si1cr o. hr-t i-surl thf auHdr-is of rrog h
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ftis SO.
3.sr uf Atau'- isrg- -fz- Fr~ss~s are ruaaias
ou itis falok aaf fhe trnsni exrr-ti. ne ssrtls .
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fsitlrars. surrge ani psr-cV~rcnrc. cod ssuf
prstfl.ls sr.plsFas.r. Ill 6af b. earasias ia ne
saie ef fhrs bssk. ~ fhes fesfre. May SO 81
ne sd 90 uisrtiag sith astoal-hfnr succc.s.
for psrtifiilsis aenl c. ctrculsr.
q. 4. CnAPtN. p l-2Fr-e -.
PORTLAND. ME
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EDMUND FRI EMAN. Pfe..
SANFORD J Hat. A. Sec's.
l~es1
COMMONWEALTH OF Mass

COMMONWEALTH oF Mass.
fIAuFuEe
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uunt ir,r-Hs,i. ffs-ii-a.f isai SsatfiI J IIsu.
Asri-fsuf r~cretsff. 90 thr above Corrrasas. ss.l
srsrfaI.f ms.e rsia fhaf ihe above sfsie.nrat ~
fh-n sui'crribff 81 fn fh-if t-iier Tree
hsiarr ur. JOHN " >TEBgINS.
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A DEMONSTRATIONS SALE. B. .irt.- "a
"a l'o.ass zen ~ leg q Prvl-s~ GO tAs
10 80 ihr e-t.i. % Frasci. a. No. a.. ~
huntpst. cec-tscd. 80 81 b. p.lIic - pr,..t.
AZ 81 ne rresai-ss n ssid d~e--.~i a Ru..f,,S
'entre, 90 Mrao-y the --venfh 49, ~ g....~v
eeNt. a. 90 e'chssk. 4. NJ. "a the r-al s.f.is
t'nchstiag ths rrTsr-ioa of ~ -iio-s. 49,,
-hich ~ sid sco,..-sd o-s-s J. a. 60, =
os'ord - he pssneui u hs. deit. SD i.c,s.-a-
al chsrg--. PATRICK HOYr
Pua.fssd. De-. q. isss
A ILLUSTRATIONS SALE. Th- .ui-e,;.,
"A sdmiui.iraior n III estate ~ Csru. N. d.
trn ate oi hartierd in ths Cosa.y = Oxfosd D.
ess-s,i herrhs gfses fsi'rc aot - that o., suts-
= q iioense 20 fhs Probate Couft fss OVID e.
gttalned 90 10 thri Taes.ist e Nsveunt.~r a u
l~co, % AT at ~ pu.c sen-i..~ - the stass -
i-aar q. Nllgi. y caa'sa. o. the Ifih dsy q
gaautfy. Al fss7. sf go o'elsek An ~ hou.r-
sad isrm ~ I'D decss-ed h--sag PAT Of a. "
ira % ~ I-oih fangs BE- -sil ii-ftisrd-ssi.i-Ct
o. the uiios'. si1ser--s aufs iuias s.-.- .is.I
scrss us.fv 90 - Fen. r.sh ds~s
p'ird 90 p'sfsii. Nos. =. Isss.
p a.. HARLOW.
T. ihe iioa Sn-.- 80 us.,,.- q Ee,,s~--afsfis..
81 80 >tate ~ Nara en- i.-Eisisfsre s-ssa.b.sl
~ urittrrstEn nd s.s.d r~sr--ffufv r~Isrcs-sf.
'aat 49, ar~ the oss-r. ssi sraf,sr-tus- ~
- th- is~er h~E-r riser - Lasei
hf''sGfs 49, ~ a. unfHs "a $40 sls,n- tk.f 49,
fiver f..ai.iis s,s...-. 49, l. - - -.
sirssr ant e. stui-~ ihfosfh 49,, A., -. ...-..
~ o. go srccr-uid citvtnr q 49,. A., 81.
-ss1-; ths. sh~a ~ lrzs ar t-iss .fn,-f A.,
have % su-pend - ap~fatto..s at - -. - -,
i'rr t' the STE saf siip. shfi-f the sar-..., a
luirief slirp~a sunuaiif - sanan. The, th~r~..-.
pr1f fu-r honafehle frsiic- o. aufhorire fh~ra a.
s--r ~ ssi rrluin ssil can. e. rrpsir theis a.
-liP of % bod sd ks~p ia rrifsir 80 sns asf
iufihrr a. sufh1firs thcn 10 t-sn4ai aad r~erise
ioA oi ten cruts - thuassni ieet w~.r,is sc.i-
- ererN fhetsand ST ~ unser that nav o. ras
fhruugh saii ~'uire rri can
Ihes ~vuld hHfh~r state thaf fh- f..m-r -.
80 uf I'D dasa ant MIL. hsd eharter ~rfh r-s-
80 rniaff o. aose prased 90 aboss tui that he
ssaae hrs ssrirc,i.
SANiE ~ q. LOCKE.
JOHN lpCNF
CHAS. o.. LOCKE. -
t.rv~H. Nos. 2sth. is66
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The Cosfcs-ioas aud ExPerience Of An
ImNallds

Inxalidf
fuhii-h~d GO M b-s~et sd as = CAUTION
rO VOC Ne Mn -sl ethefs. 80 sus-, fr..,
N~rsaa- nsbiiify. fresnsfurs Decay - Msaha..f
A. .-upp y - "a 80 - an ttrn- fuH Ms.s. -
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sit-r uu.irrr-far ca1r-idsrsbie qs.rksrr. a. -
~lostnr q re-tpari a-itss-sd snssiar,- ssnris g.
pes. if.~ 20 rssrre. 80 o. had 80 a. ..fs..r
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
truuklsa. ktsrs Css.fvNY
TO tHE NERVOUS. DEBtI.TTATED AND
Dt>foNDENr 90 EOTH SENE~. A
gf-fi srt-rrr haFing hrsn 90 oref O. balm d. a
- osts, sitrf nasaF fesrs 90 s-rrs fs tNfne %
'ssist ne teas efssfuf~- hy seuirg f.fss1 ou az.
r-o-spi of pest ps,i s.tre-..d srssias-.. So,
- thr farrsuia OF cars sur iatsd. uuestta
JOhN "a DAGNALL. Bsss Is rs..t Oaie.
Broskisn. Ny
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Farm for Sale

I'm sai.srrfrr ofrr. be- ffm g. So 81 a.
greet tfrgsrl. Sol tsrn 3D. pi-a.aaflr ..fa-
a'rt aa Ile aarfh -itr OF thr Anlra.rsr go Rover
ia lsfteI rtffr a.is frara isefa bel fli esven.erl
fa c- ufrh saai -flaaI To ttran crnfafn. aI..sf
rshfy ave arrfs, is gri ifsifie.i iaio good nov
ln- ffitgr, rni fhsfufsgr. snh gid orrhsrf
q Ertirr huif. ~rrir prri.arf salf sii ttrs.l-r
taFrs b. Hi-s rrlf.s.f-f fh-r~sifh Tshssi1- a.
uf ifrr isr.'r stfaifral fhe i.i k IA ere rrr~f
.l.se ia the been ai tle l.sfhrl ~tesni NtH a.
tn- itI. rsts p t.rs ri ilat. nisa hasar...i
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~aief- To sfuf saI o. sr3 fa rairts or tn oas
alf fn 600 lufrhs-frs. Tfraas lsslir e.s... %
l'fi're.sfs aII.y to - o. G.I.so.i. Brfi-l iII. ar
90 sa-'s. BOD rf sn 3D. rrfa.tsrs.
TfGDNAS PEABODY.
rriasi. Nov. %. isss
OsFsEp. ss-Ats Can-I 81 Pr,.tsfs h-ti .l r.,
afhfH ari c. f1r .rrrs rf urcrf cd. a..
=. lufslsf ri Narrr.lsr. a. % Iss.s
n 'he pefIfrpn af MifIAEu Il. IIf rCfINS
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rrsIsr ri sitf rsrsfe.
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. Ir t.. af fars nn 49, 81 Tar.fay ID De-
a.sf. Hf frH a.fl.rk ln fhr freroan nfaf sheu
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10 crested
EW. WOODni EY. I..ir-
q trae rar, --srie-f ,. =. Hsnas. Eeg..fer.
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N"llit Naf.re - h-rrtt f.s-s 49, h-fr
y ih.s ~ rsiia4aish-.i r. -. 80. r. .-s.rf v
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r. afn 80 ri hls esruiaIs irora ihis taie
brftrf. ~. ~ t-es
WILLIAM WILKINSON.
VICE.. T~orH FrsrBsI -
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STATEMENT oF IHE CONDITION
80 rWF
SPRTxGPIET.O
FIRE AID MkKlNs INSURANCE CON-

tAl niso tsNntsE lhoOlnNLE Jun.
or SPRINGFIELD. MASS
On thc n dsy 81 Nss~ust--r. I-,-5 o. raafsraity
Sifh the isss I'll ih- -usie of Ms,ae.
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&C fIa 50 "a SIS %
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o1irr trsuffurr. rect. and sorruei
a'rrr-i. 10 sic p
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27
COMMERCIAL.


Cotton.
On Tuesday last the Cincinnati papers an
nounced an advance Of three farthings in the
English market-at g o'clock that morning the
news VaS in private hands in this city-yet on
Friday scarcely six Of our Cotton merchants
knew publicly and positively, from any source
in this city, that the news OF the advance was
accurate. When the fact did become publicly
known, the heat and spirit that always follows
on The receipt Of favorable Intelligence was
gone. Nou-the news is known, but with the
knowledge comes the announcement that the
weak, vaccilating Cotton market Of New York
has already lost all that the Liverpool advance
secured on its first reception-the price has
sunk TO where 10 was before the Moravian ar
rived, and the dispatches report: Gold 81;
Cotton quIeia al a cents" An advance Of over
two cents took place in LlverpoOl-of what adj
vantage has that advance proved TO Memphis?
None, and for the reason that intelligence Of its
occurrence was not nsmitt 10 this city as
70 ought % have been. The loss to our mer-
chants has been great, and some inquiry should
have been made as 20 why the Important intel
hgeDce was withheld. The Chamber Of Com
merce is the proper place for such an inquiry to
emanate from, but at the meeting Of that insti-
tuition yesterday there were not a sufficient
number OF members present TO consider this or
any ether question. umerchants do not some
times leave their counters and attend to impor-
tant public questions connected with their
business, that business must suffer. and they
must endure loss-as they did last week. Very
few sales Of Cotton were made, and at lower
rates. The following was reported 70 us: Il bales
Ordinary az SOC; q al 36c, Low Middling: 70 al
S8c and IA at Sc, Middling; z at iOe, strict
MlddIIng
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TELEGRAPHrc.
MIDNIGHT D~tSPATCHES.


Galveston Market
GALvfsr0N, Feb. 2i-Cotton dull: middIfnr
Ale gold stll, with a large quantity unem-
pioyed. Freights 70 New York are &c; To
Liverpool sd. business Is genemlly dun.
The funeral oftne Hon. Geo. ". smith was
attended by the Convention en- iaasse, and reso-
buttons Of condolences and respect were adopted.
He was pronounced one OF tbs ablest states
men in Texas, and his death is regarded as a
public calamity.
In the Convention resolutions weraaedopted
TO exempt certain property from attachment
n prevent forced sales an executions. twelve
months constituting the provision on freshmen.
Also, a minority report was received declaring
the secession ordinance null and void. Also.
one asking the General Government to procure
a treaty with ne Indian tribes, to protect the
whites against Indian incurslonists.
New Orleans MarlSes.
NEW ORLEANS, Fen, o5.-sals Of Cotton to-
day 1880 bales, at t2afS cents: Middling. 5ais
cents; prices unchanged. sugar, fair to fully
cir. Heels; Molasses, ma821+ Sold opened
at from l855i@ls5, and closed at l85Ltaly5L.
sterling, I48. Freights TO New York, a; to Liv-
erpool, u-lG.
some of the principal usine men OF Texas
think that about 1900 bales is all the cotton
vet 20 come la nom the interior.
The Austin Gazette ex-secessionist) regards
Gov. Hamilton's message to the Convention as
an able The leading man in the
Convention is Judge Hancock, a thorough
C%nionist
Parties are paying from SO to SIS IN specie
fer beevesin Western Texas. Some are TO go to
Fl Paso, and Others 70 Kansas and Missouri.
DIR. Crom, OF Brighton University, is being re-
to edit the LIE and letters OF Gen. Sam.
Houston, and requests all persons having let
etc, bearing upon the subject, to for ward
them TO him.
The work on the Vicksburg and Oupelousas
Railroads. being rapidly pushed forward.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

FLOUR-The week opens with a fair demand
especially for the common qu~alities-sales Of 50
barrels, supernne, at s. 30 and s. 50 barrels st
S.; 20 barrels, Family, at 81; 5barrels, XXX,
at SO.
CORNNIEAL-Large offerings On the market
dun and declining-sales Of 20 barrels at "a 100
barrels at s. ..
BRAYpY PEAcHEs-saIes or q cases at
S. So
ASSORTED CANDY-saies offs boxes at SOC.
WHIsKY-steady but quiet demand-sales
OF "a barrels, premium. at 81 ..
TOBACCO-Sales OF y boxes Virginia, natural
leaf at Sl %.
sales Of 50 barrels, ~Peachblows and Pnheyes, at
81 50.
CORN-weaker-we heard Of offerings ON
landing at S5c; sales OF 200 sacks, rom store
at 90c.
HAY-A good demand at unchanged rates
sales OF 100 bales, prime Timothy, on landing
OATS-No noteworthy movement-saios OF
100 sacks, from store, at sc.
BRAN-Very quiet-sales Of 200 sacks at s26.
LARD-Ws hear Of bEt few Transactions Of
consequenes-sales OF kegs, on landing - DOC
~APPLEs-Good in demand at "a slight adj
vance-sales OF % bbls, choice, at 50 So
ImPoFts-
TUESDAY, February 2z.-rhe imports OF yes
terday. as copied from the books Of the MGR
chants Exchange, were as follows;
Apples, gDbbls. Bacon, Zcsks.
Cotton, 100 bales. Corn, sos SKIS.
Cattle, "A. SornmeaI, 759 bbls.
Chickens. 10 CHOPS. Coffee, p SKIS.
Eggs, % bxs d bbis. FlouE 1888 bbls.
Hay, 81 bales. Hogs, 30
Horses and Mules, 100. Lard, 100 lCEs.
Oats. lIg7 SKIS. Pork. 49, bbls.
Potatoes, 800 bhls. sheep. Dos.
Whisky, 60 bbls. Wine, 40 bxs.
Vinegar, , bbls.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

THE LOST CAUSE.-THE rebel army
tried repeatedly tOtake kentucky during
the war, but failed. Since the war
stopped, they have tried again, and sue
ceeded. Twenty thousand paroled pris-
oners from Lees, Johnston's and Hoods
armies are now the arbiters of the State.
which has become more heartily rekel
than South Carolina. Thus, elections
We're recently held in the districts {
est Cincinnati for senators and the
candidates supported by the rebels sue
ceeded in each. The Union vote was as
large as ever before; but the Copperhead.
swelled by the returned rebels, Overhaul
aneed it. South Carolina has ratified
the Constitutional Amendment; Ken
lucky repeatedly and contemptuously re-
jects it. The State will never give so
heavy a prc-slavery majority as She gave
Mcclellan but she win probably give
twenty thousand majority next wear,
and consign her negroes TO virtual
slavery by acts Of her next Legislature.
She has not been whipped; South Caro-
lima has, and so much the better for il
Kentucky badly needs reconstruction.-
NeW York Tribune.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

Ia We have already made mention
Of a deplorable tragedy at Montgomery,
Ala. The Ledger Of that city Of the
10Th, says:
We were in error in u statement in
Sundays issue with regard % the assas-
sinaiiOn OF Mr.. G. A. Clapp. At the
time we wrote, We gave the first report
that come to the city. The evidence be
fore the jury Of inquest changed the
matter very materially. That implicated
not the negroes Of Mr.. WestcOtt, as
We stated, but Mrs. Cl8pp and a
Federal soldier named Berry, from
Illinois. II appears tOlerably plain
that the horrible deed was com
mltted by the soldier at the insti-
cation Of Mrs. Clapp. We will not 20
INTO particulars nov rs the case will un-
derg0 legal investigation on THURSDAY
next when we holS 10 give a report Of
the iriaL Mrs. Capp was incarcerat-d
10 q county jail on Sunday last. hers
not being considered a bailable case. Her
~eounse. already employee includes BY
GOV. Waus and Col. Y. S. Mummy
We ieSrn that Coz. Tealv. comman-
dant OF this pcSt Lad Mr., Berry sr-asted
Saturday night and brought 70 the eity
20 be he'd under guard until a trial can
be had. The testimony in this horrible
assassination case is entirely that Of.
freedmen. No event has ever shocked
this community as the murder Of M
We e0nd0le with his aged father
at Mansfield, Massachusetts,, and his
brothers and sisters who reside here,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

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