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IMPORTANT AEKEsF-Sam. SWeeuy,
q young man wei known to the authori-
ties as a gambler, confidence man, etc
vas arrested yesterday by detective Nc
Ciune, charged with murder and robbery.
It appears that Sweeny was in company
with DR. J. P. Voolfolk, who, it will be
remembered, was found robbed and
nearly dead on the Memphis aud Ohio
railroad, a few days since. Sweeny will
be held till the doctor is in a fit state to
give testimony. As tins Gaze has not
yet terminated fatally, We only give the
bare facts without Comment, bat promise
our READERS a full development Of some
Of the movements OF this class of gentry
ere long. When facts come to ou.
knowledge We shall expose them fear.
.a-1ly
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RAILROADS.
mISSISSI PPT
Ash
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON


THE above Ccmpepies hay. DE day sp.
80 81 Their Compsnies TO aolast 81 tosses
Ia q sMsees, or Over-cha ges arising OF ~
aElImslts over The Two rOals atu 70 htleno
ArH
go haviaE Dpsiless relations connected
~-.lrk - NrfaEh.s and CnEEi sinu hallroac
80 Memphis, snd bnetr business WI have
F'NAP- 80 TaTg President \. sc q -
a, W 81, ? siasnt
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IN Is4s.
Cal. R. 7, P. GLLES, superintendent,
1900 nv q .ul and able Faculty.

U,HE Coarse or s uoy Is Ia nsuauy Moent
In tlse bet eoIeees The Ma $3.50 =
r.B.ts receives -pe AL attention. ne DL'elP
lice = all G. al ITS name ui porfk he
maut strict, but N ID aud pareilaL Fas
NV Send heir sons 70 this 1cnool Win eLhIS
confidence c ~ they VII not ns e1plse1 -
nose aluremclfs 10 vice anu oLslpAltOA
found M al ~uoWDauur cnles. me locdl4on Oe-As
nigh and rolling country noted FOR health anu
saLubnu.
The Spring Session. 1867
So, commence on MONDAY, J'NUARY .,
M and oonliuue Twenty ~ weeks
Gharraa for BOard and tuition, lnciuothR
rfy1fs nlel and washing, one hundred GAQ
EeTeury- igs Dollars 81 currency Per senl
annual sessions luNariabiE IN advance -
extras WhafeNeL
Al res supedntendsuf, farEdaie ? o
prankffn ~nu 81. keutH-EN de4-an
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Col. NcRAE's LECTURE On neat
"Wednesday, at the Tabernacle, Col
Duncan a. MeRae will, for the benefit Of
the widows and Orphans Of Confed
crate solIiers, deliver , leetGre, having
chosea Tor bis subject The Men Tor the
Times" TIE sgh;act is a Cue one, and
Col. McRae viii no ds,,St delight bis
audience. which Of course WiiI Bs sS41-
posed Of our best people. The PhilhRr-
mozics vii be on hand in full strength,
led by Prof eehs,szSi. who will render
4" stoUswsl Jaeksonls Frsger," the drst
piece previous to The lecture. Tney sill
sing some Of their finest pieces bef re and
after the lecture The music, Of itself,
should az tse house. The tickets are f.
sale 81 the priucipsl 5ook agd drug stores.
We would suggest that pAous pr,euse
theiT tickets ~ these places to prevent
conlgslo8 81 tins GSor. Go early to near
the music. f0F 20 daubt tleFe will be al
OVERLOOKING house fOT TIE beneft, fol
Fannie" al ".Chaflis sna "Lit.
Maggie" help tue widow and or
phans.
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STEALING STILL GOING ON.-EIleu
Watson and Martha Williams, we OF
the colored persuasion, were sent up for
trial yesterday, by Justice John c
Creighton, for stealing cluthing from
their mistresses, and 20 they 90.
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RUN INro.-An express wagon ran
int the carriage Of one Of our wholesale
clotbiers, on Court street, yesterday
evening, throwing the driver out, break
ing a spring wagon and axle. Nobody
hurt and nobody 10 blame.
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ICE! ICE!! ICEuI

WE wish to cal the ~afteaitGa ofthe cedsal-
w ers ia LueLsWp-oa tas ralroads and rived
to The tsct IhtL they can purchase tEeI supply
j.. tHs splIE, which we are unloading from
1z1Ee ,ab much less fHfes than at retail, ELeT
we nave been 70 The s-pense o. putting Is n
store. ~pply 10 or address
ByHLEN, HUSH & CO.,
JalS 3w INA Maiu 5 p II.
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CITY MATTERS.

CHRrsrIAN CHURCH-Corner Linden
and Mulberry. Elder askey Will preach
at II am. and Z pm.
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LANDS FOR SHE.
T.cO Valuable LOts Of Land
FOR Sale.

TFF following two lots % va'uable Land vi
b. sold c4eap D. applied rOr soon <Qr.h
- quarter ~cfi0n-Secti ., township 3
dfafelv on the NI--Issirpi uVer, Just iorty 80.
miles belOs Memphis vel wooded ana
northeast QuaIter OF 81 ton tl1 eeseur "n
$50 800 range west. ue-0,0 county. Miss,
me Iefter Geavlts numbered With Wsluul,De ca,
mauI- and hickory. aud IN the mined ate
yT-tr"rv Of a sawmlll. For particulars apply al
Counting Rsom DAILY APPEAL No - Madison
- JAMS q
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PHILANTHROPY A number Of good
christian ladies propose IL establish q
sunday school for "ue~sb vs." in this
ely, and will open the school to-day al
the council chamber, Exchange build
ing, at 8 pm, where as many Is viii at
tend will be instructed. Tins Is indeed
kind forethought, on the part Of these
god Samsritaus, for the benefit o. this
much neglected class OF wanderers.
They viii have th-ir reward hereafter,
for we have the promise that If We east
our bread upon the waters it will return
after many DAYS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-10

Industrial did Socieg,-There will DO
a meeting Of this society Monday, nth
instant, at 10 o'clock, in the basement Of
the Second Presbyterian church, corner
Of Beal and Main. All members If the
society and all desirous Of becoming
members, are requested to be present.
Members Of the various district commit
tees and the district treasurers, are most
earnestly solicited to attend this meeting
IS there is business Of Importance to them
to be arranged. The following are tile
names Of the district treasurers: LIST dis
trict, Mrs. DR.. Means; "a district, Miss
Anna FuIks; Sd, district, Mrs. A. b.
Miller: 4th district Mrs. L. Vernon I;
9Th district, Mrs. Rose LOoney; 9Th dis
trict, Mrs. Junius Starke; 9TH district,
Mrs John Apperson S1h district, Mrs.
4. NJ. Lewis Chelsea Miss Bette Mar
tin. Mrs. s. c. Law, Prtsb
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CHAScEkY CorRP, November Tn,
Hon. WnL NJ Smith, GaGnceAer.
Henry Laid Va James YOUNG ei al anald s.
w g :. Gresnlaw vs.. }. W Sewers; bin dis
Nm 3 Buaer ". VIZ. CrsH ct A.. decree o.
oALrSDAR FOE MoSDAY u. 1877.
H ID.
6s : J. paik vs. Armsur - al
III. fbomss y son vs. Alartha rrigs Il al.
ssl. Juhu Il Brasca - - @lty.
s. A. J ii. I'm er "a NA q MatEef et Al
81. Ana 4. Pooisy v W H. Web stA
I * ID.
LS7s Wm. b.. Hosg vs. ". 7 avery O. a.
~. 4 b, Rslr.u- We. MaIha HsTTipg II al.
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srs. DR.. H~arvey.-The Wor'8renowned
CIairyoyant and Magnetic PhysicAn, wh"se
instantaneous cures OF disease and clairvoyant
perception have been the wonder OF the world,
has arrived in Memphis and taken rooms for
the season 81 the OyertOn Hotel, tofice, room
No. % where she can be consulted upon All
matters pertaining 10 life aud health he
treats all the EO-called inourabie diseases Is
,peeislIes, to-wit Cancer. consumption, asfh-
ms, rheumatism, dyspepsia, epilepsy, heart dis
ease, and female diseases, and all other chronic
complaints with spec y and happy results. For
particulars call or send for a c~lrculsr. Prof
Harvey. the ~dEseoverer of certain and painless
cure for cancers and tumors, assists n her prae-
tee aud compounds all her m~siioines, address
ali letters TO PROF. HAEYEY,
deSo-Iy Memphis, Tenn
IRamoval-Drs. Morlmore Il Pay > s have re.
moved their ONCE from the Commercial Hotei
to the Workman House, Room No ., THE onf
oecupisd by d.. Mortimore the past four year
-nere all, who desire 70, can oOBsalt them an
procure treatment.
special attention gwen TO all the vsrioI-
'crrns OF chronic diseases, especially Disease q
he Lung and Throat, Disease Of the Hear
LiFert SpaeSht A4AHSys aWN 'Pins AFf
Chronic Diseases of the stomach snd Bowel
sheumatisal, EsnrslS1s and Nervous ade'
tons all the affective OrIns or Female IL
leases, as also all diseases having origin in I'm
rnritles sf the blood and vital fluids.
Ofioe hours nom s O'Clock am. until 6 O'cioc
"a. daily. Nay 8ctt
= good prise viii be PAID tor a complete uie
o the Daily APPEAL, embracing The peri q
from January LIST 20 June 6th, l5o2. Apply s'
the Counting Room Ne. 70 HadiSna direct
Agents A~pPeal--R- T BRUMBY a Sons
Druggists and Chemists, MsUstss. ga, sre sole
agents for the APPEAL in n rthern Georgia.
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A MosT DARING THEFT.-On Friday
night, about nine O'Clock, . copper col
0red negro, name unknown, who live,
n Happy valley, entered the store OF
Mr.. Nathan FeUster, on SIutl street,
between Causey and ST. Martin, en-
gsging in conversation with M. F. for
a few moments, when, finding the pro-
prietor's back turned, he seized q bundle
of goods lying on the counter and made
of. Mr.. F. pursued him, but vas un-
armed, The negro, when a short dis
lance from the place, turned and fired
three shots. Mr.. F., finding the thief
determined and deeming the contest
unequal, returned to his place Of busi-
ness, the thief has not yet been ar
rested.
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kemphls ahe CbaTleslOn haiIrOad

uyRAsNs leave NempN8 1aag % follows city
ume=
Tbrourh Fzpss-s sundays excepted
Thr sugh Maj q. -
SGmervilE ecauluaa
Fvprr-s e,nuset at Eamd Juu ton Win a.
DOE trnil 5 Utu on Nlzsisippt r. AjIal Va
49, q oily ~Pd e Wazsr-e S9ss
- vi ssburE New Dnra1Es6
@asA-oH for Okai3na. 0oinasRAs Alassa
AFshi'e Ala etc h-st. vortsyf1,. Ciu.
AT DgCATUE fOF
cibuatLe fc -o;,ts fn Eastern
Alabama. 81 org =, North and =
Washington, baltimore, View York, g. ..vfna
Nail coz necJs a. Decatur Tor NasL
gb4r4uooga connections sane a. above.
R-gAagp checked LhruDgh.
TIlxef CM.e Nc. B Court treet.
NJ ROSS. GenT SupL.
~ nAnGFY General Ticket Agent.
10 NoKToN, Ps-se ger Agent JAZZ n
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CAUGHT SURE "A man, who gives bis
name as We Brown, was yesterday
Gagged by the police charged with being
an escaped Jail bird from the institution
in Cincinnati He viii be held subject to
orders.
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REGISTRY OF DEEDS, MORTGAGES,
ETC.-M. V. Hopkins to J NJ. Gregory,
trust deed, to secure various sums I. J.
Mariner to julia F.. LeGuere, deed,
$4,000, lot near city Robertson Topp
toe. Jewill, quitelaim; John H. Mitchell
ct al. to W. H. Passmore, trust deed, to
secure 500; Robertson Topp to George
Heizel, lease Of lot near corner # Beal
and Lauderdsie streets J. z. Montgom-
cry to Sarah Shoemake, deed, $3.50, lots
80 aud 81, Jones' subdivision JOHN c.
Kimhrough 10 L. Howes. trust deed, to
secure S3254
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-10

GONE TO REsT.-By reference to cur
obituary column this morning it will be
seen that Ars. Sally Hardin Dixon,
daughter Of Col. Ben, Hardin, Of Ken
tucky, and vile Of Judge George Dixon,
has departed this life, after q long and
painful illness which she bore with that
fortitade and resignation known only to
h trFa christian. This estimable lady
will b sadly PASSED, not OuIy by her
immediate relatives, Ut ey the large
circle Of friends to whom she erdeaFed
herself by her many virtues, high ac-
complishments, aud amiable qualities.
The church has lost 3 useful member
and socsstg one Of its brightest l0rna,
ments. We synPethiEe with our friend:
in theis sad bereavement, bat the cher.
ished and loved one hiss only gone be
fore" Requtescdt ~ pace.
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roz v1CKssURe.

ION OAG.
RaGULAR MEMPHIS AND TICESB URG
PACKET
For Helena, Gaines Ennfee,
Lake Providence and V~icksbuFx.
Phil. 5HERlDAN---Wsst master
This splendid steamer viii leave -
A. above on L
THIS pSY, 10Th inst at<pm.
LARRl HARMsrAD 4 co. Agents,
fehlU D. On ar boat or i Jeferssn ST.
REGUL r MEMPHIS AND FTCEEBURG
1CESDAT PACKET
Tor Helena, FrEar's Point, Napoleon,
Euniee. Gatne's Landing, Green
Vile. Lake P~rOEidence,
and Bieks5urS.
ST. PATRICK Berry master
This supers passenger steamer L.
wM leave a. above ~
TUESDAY. i2th inst. 81 5 pm
W. JAY JOHNSON. Agent,
feb en- ia StxT Wharf boak
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FoR ST

FOR ST LOUIS.
REC ULAR MENPDN AND 81. L0UH
PACKET
Tor c frO aud ~ LOais.
BELLE 81 LOUl------zztgie master
rhlS splendid passenger paekst H.
sd leave a. above -
-OND y, Ilth inst Al pm
" CPUSTAL suP'L
AD STORM, Sec
% 10 81 b BTUN0rOS. General 7 cket Agent
No. D jefferson street. where ticketS may be
asd to AL points in the United states f-oW1i
BEGUL4R ST L0UtS PACKET
FOR CaIrO and Saint Louis.
&c master
This new and splendid passenger IL
steamed viii leave as above on -
MJNDAY. IIth Inst, st 10 am.
W. JAY JuHN son. Agens,
fsbI0 lt star WhaTfhosE
REIULAR NEMPRIs AND sE LOWS
PACKET
FOR Cairo aad 81 Louis.
c TT OF CAIRO BOb K Riley master
This swift raining steamer win r.
leave a. above On -
THIS DAY, 18th inst, At 10 an.
W. C. PUSFAL. supL
AID STORM, seq
or to p Bv1NGrOS, General ricsec Agent.
No. . Jefferson street, where Ticket NAV De
nsd to All points mt United States fehl9 10
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-10

LAW CoURT-H0H. Thomas O. S9iith'
pros,diag.-This court stands adjourned
pntfl February uth. .fg
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MATRIMONIAL.-The matrimonial mar
keg has been lively during the past week.
The following is . list Of the licenses re-
turned to the county court clerks Office,
affirming that the parties have been le-
gally bound together; A. W. Cole and
Miss Mollie c. Hatcher, February 5th /;
Winism Miller and Elizabeth Littleton,
February 5th Shelton Massey and Hes
ter Armstrong. February 5th George FL.
stevens and Miss Margaret Hughes,
February 4th Abraham Nurry and Miss
Mary Link, February I'd; s.. 5. Cassett
snd Miss Alice Moody, February Sd; q.
( Hicks and Miss Julia Holmes, February
Sd; Wm. 9 SmooI sld yieteris Craw-
ford. January s5th 5. Pulliam and Miss
Mary Farribee, January Slst Edmond
/ Rich and Amelia Burch, January 18th
! John Cherry and Ralvia a. Edwards,
February Sd; Merritt R Brown and Miss
Matte .. Mangum, January 18th, : 3
Henderson aud Miss Sarah Bailey. gsnu-
sry i4th ARdrsY Campbell and Mary
Purcell, January 18th Z. J. N. Ra-chus
and Miss Josie E Porter, January 9th
B. F. Devlin and Miss Frances E. Hud.
gems, January 9th; T. L. Roussin aad
Miss EmmE g. Riggs, January 7th
John Bone Rpd Mary prGGyed, Janu-
AIRY 22d.
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Bern1rd & Nee rs Under the head
Of New Adverii4ementsn will b.
found the advertisement OF BsSnsltd &
Mcttafs. aaale.sis snd retail dealers 10
pianos, sheet ha-ici ishd musical 10 strg
ments Of ali kinds. They are ia Receipt
OF a large and well selected stock Of
pianos, meiOdeOns aud cabinet organs,
vbich they are Offering very low They
Will take go ana iugIred tnstrumeiits 10
part payment for neg ones, or viii re
pair them on the most reasonable terms.
AeY music is recefvsd every day, and
persons ueslring knHthing ~ = music
dealers line should live BERNARD ! Nc.
Clnre q cal al $3.50 5 eond street, hs.ween
Madison aud MQlrQe.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PItLSSuFg Csal-BrIggs { P~eterson-Orn1'
1 Madison street Branch Office, 81 Main.
J. Z. MOsELEY. AgenL
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RELIGIOUS HQrtCE.-The Rev. DECK
man, a German minister Of the N E.
church having arrived in this clgy,
wishes to preach to his German country
men this morning, February 10th, At IL
ojclocx $ L.. IN the chsneery courtroom,
ttfFd foorl in GFeeHias nocs, Second
and Union streets. Tue German frieucs
who are DESTROYS of seeing the cause Of
religion prosper smOng the Germans in
this city, sse ~ssFIestly requested to be
present. Let the Germans Of Memphis
turn their steps to Gresnlaw block, and
yofshlp their God in their mother tongue
this morning
HIsERxIoos PROF. MscEvoy's ezhi-
hit,on lest night, for the benefit Of the
soladitv bali, was well attended. 9chs
crssn,ew opera house has been engaged
wondav ssht only, on which oces-
ion Nj. cbas. MaeEvOy Barney the
Guide, takes his 6rst ana only esnen' 10
This civ. when, for the fret time The
sn,i,s .sporama of Ireland will be ex.
hibited. BArueg VIII sipg several re"
aud orisinaI songs, wbiis ssiss Patton
viii renuer her sweet irish melodies an
her usual attractive style. Give Barney
3 bumper.
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Vas You Ever There THE En-
pire saloon, on north side o Jefsrson
street, west of Main, keeps the very best
article Of liquors % be found ia the city,
And the restaurant connected with il is
second 10 noEe IN the CRY. Messrs.
Sebooles & Hewitt are popular geatle
men, YhQ keepup With the times, and
always take good cass MOTTO be surpassed
by any other house il the city.
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sTzAmsoATs
ZOE o.McInnarI


MEMPHIS AND cLTcLTH4ZX PxcEE7
COMA n
Far cairo, Touls tis1a and egneinnaai.
ROBERT BUENsE T. Bowers master
Iris superb passenger steamer II.
VII leave ~ above on
MONDAY. Oh ihst. at 3 pm.
LARRY H~ARNsTAD& Co. Agsnta.
feh9 @harfo0et q AJenelson g
DEAN LINZ
Memphis IND CIycy ATT PACKET
fSr satrs. Louisville aad cfn-fnnsft.
master
THIS giagan pa-ssnser stssmer
T. UOW 10 dirg 1T ie 70 - OF -
siEaet and VA leave
MOSDAvs ilth fn-L-t ag5p.m.
JAMS T.. BUCRSE& co, AGENT.
febWlt 70. iEJeasrson street.
nEKPHis AND cvcTvNATI PAcRE7
COMPANY
For Czfrs, Evansville, a~suisvfIIe and
CinesnnafL
HfNNE3IA mater
This ans passenger packet leaves 81
or the above
MONDAY. Ith Inst, At5p.m.
LAsEY HARzs co, Agents.
No . Jef-rson street, or
f+b0 lt Ct- WIZ noat. ~ ~
REGUL4R ~ cIyyATI P4CAA1
fer Cai- L~o-sisVtiIe ana cIHefnsau-
CHAHPfON G e. mastsr
mis- spleud o passenger sseamer ~
sin leave fOr Tie above ca EE~
MUNDAY. fIth tlst. ~ an.
JAs a. BOURNE &Cc..
ieoD AzfntS
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BURIAL.-The remains OF Capt. J.R
J Creighton, of the l54th Tennessee in
fautry, or Bluff City Greys, arrived here
last evening, in charge Of the Southern
Express company, from Murfreesboro,
at which battle the young and gallant
brave met his death like a hero. The
remains will have Christian burial to-
day. The funeral viii taxa place from
the residence Of his mother, corner OF
P0ntotOc and st. Martin street, on which
occasion Maj. Phil. Allen, and those OF
the bluff City Greys" wAe are still IN
the city, with the friends and acquaint-
ances Of the family, will pay the last
tribute of respect to their cOmrade and
friend.
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ron Ma

RAJ UL4R NEF ORbEA vs. PACKEE
RaLLR dD LINE
For Napoleon, ar euEuse. Eake ProFi-
aUucc. Nicksuurg, Natsaez q y Oriesus.
THIS ueg and elegant passenger
steamer leaves on a
TdIS pAf I0h inst az pm.
LARRY HARNSTAD& CO, agents,
a. jefferson street rr
feb'0It CITY WunrI boat ont Monroe g.
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~N1@HEf oAR RaNfRN@ f.
The weather, yesterday, was cold and
clustering A snow sruTm set in on Fri
DAY night, Al IL o'clnck, which cOntiBIuri
until yesterday at 10 am. tsuowpd q
be depth OF 1--WE inches The strrm sss
guile severe and checked all hHsiGss- or
Tie wharf during the morning At Lite
II ok and Cairo it was SHOWING on Fr
day night, while at Pittsburg tife
weather was warm and clear. We ar
now experiencing AR winter, while tin
weather North is m iderate and Gle, T
At moon the weather mOferated to some
extent; Old Sol made his appearance
aud business revived ON tie iaudiu4.
During the afternoon there "a brisk
times on the wharf. The river is bauk
fuu and rising The Olio Il risiugs 81
Louisville, with II feet Of wafer on the
falls, though the river is iGll Of heavy ic,
from Cincinnati down. Arksusas arr
White rivers remain in good boa H..
Stage.
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As the tnsE draws near Tor Dr.. Murphy
to take his departure, those that are
af1I with any disease Of the feed Srs
DESTROYS OF becoming acquainted with
uis wonderful knowledge. As evidence,
n great many ladies this week have been
recipients OF his magic skill. Tue mOst
timid persons need not be- the least ap.
p~rehensive Of piaci5g themselves under
his care; his mode Of operating Is SUCH
as testified t0 BY sll his patients, as 70 be
simple, easy, aud entirely free of pain.
The doctor will only remain & few days
longer az the OvertOn hotel.
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We learn with pleasure Of the contem-
plated establishment Of aSsbbath sch-0l
for the newsh0ys Of Memphis. This is q
move in the right direction, and we with
IL az egceess. We understand rfat an
I Effort viii De msde 10 secure the council
( chamber in the Exchange building Tor
/ the plsce OF holding this sc1Opi, which
will open on Sunday next, At 3 o'clock
pa.
USE Treat d HamiltOn's plorvs and
ScraPsrs! lanZ1 fsQ4t
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FOE RENT.
EsR RENT.

EssR RENT
4 store House. No. IS North Court street. In
cr1Selue ace OF Tie pgeLent occupants remov-
EnE = larger house. the above place IS Tor
rent IauuLTe on me premises. now II
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nIYOn & PERcY.
8. ).

TronhEY- AT LAW, Gresnville, AisS,
8 Nh Ur.stfeg la the Courts O. Iullla-
Demons. E0Hgar, Washington and lsaquenns
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NOTICES.

NO T T.
here vii be 10 bills nEid by the stesmer
DIE NakNON unlezs ordered BY me Capt9ia
or Clerk LF.H Us
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FOR SALE.
SALE

EOR SALE
A fne stock Of Harness, Saddley and Harness
Hardware. Fixtures. Touls. and every requisite
IN : nr~t-ciarS eSiab tshmeni. -Oldouly bee use
domestic circumsTEl C. ST quire a change OBJ =
ines II applied for soon, he slsbd, which -
very favurably lrcaJeC. c-u be rented Ipr a
LONGER Gme than the present lease Apply AT
LSEPH DWORACEtS,
ocsf No. Ia Main, near POpiar S rect
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER-The grand
Complimentary testimonial rendered 70
Miss Blanche DeBar by many Of our
reading citizens, at this theateT, last
night, VS. > perfect success, the house
being filed from pat to doEse. Miss De-
Bar, in the comedy Of She Stops TO CoR
gaer. is perfectly irresistible, aud exeeiied
uer-elf in every scene. We regret that
Miss D, Bzr has LEFT us 81 soon, and hope
it may not b. long ere she returns to ell
liven Us by her cerect sud graceful
acting. Ga Midday aight Mr. and Mrs.
w, J. FioreE . appear ia Handy andy
aud MischietOus AHAis.
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attend Court on MoHday.-All Jurors,
ali lawyers, al ~sultors, All the rest OF
Uankipd," and while hungry, go to
courr Recess, Hrst a09r 1ylgv the cDgrt
mouse, end gel a Lunch when dry, 90
aud take = smile; when wishing to
smoke, go there aud get a cigar. On
Mondsy, and 81 dsys thereafter, a lunch
from 10 TO II 10 the morning.
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Or. W. E. Rogers having disposed Of
his interest in the drug business, will
give his attention exclusively to the
practice OF his profession. Office corner
Main and Madison streets. febl0 2.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Southern
express aud is geutlrmanly employees
are always up with The latest. Mr., By
ron, ever attentive, furnished u last
night with southern papers j n advance
Of the mails. Snow storms don't stop
The southern boys.