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We publish the comparative prices of
corn and oats per bushei and per GENITAL.
The calculation Is made at the rate Of
So pounds per bnshel for corn aud 35
pounds per bushel for oats. By a vote of
the chamber OF commerce this system
will be adopted in this city as soon as
other western cities put it in practice.
This table will be found valuable to all
our business men /:
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c0MMERCIAL.
orFIcr or ZEE DAILy AprE.

& OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.l
MEMPHIS. March 1. 1867, 8 pm. I
General busssczs.
The bad weather, which has prevailed
since Friday night, has not yet left US,
and business has not been good. To-day
has been one ofthem most unpleasant of the
season-almost entirely ~suspending BUSH
ness. Our streets and landing are Gov
cred with mud 10 such a depth that the
crossings are almost impossible, and
only those who are compelled to do 50
venture out. We hope that at the next
meeting of our city council we will De
able to say that a step has been taken
toward allaying this great drawback to
the commercial interests of our city,
and that this summer, at least, will be
last one during which We are to suffer
financially and otherwise under this
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution Of Partnership.
THE PARTNERSHIP heretOfore existing be-
1 tween A. j. GOOde and ID. y. Walden, under
the firm and Style of GOode & Walden. Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, and no con-
tract, draft or writing entered into by one OF
the parties, subsequent to- this Dissolution,
shall be binding Oh the other and all debts
which have accrued previously ara 70 be settled
Jointly Their lands. stock farming utensils,
etc are to be equally divided between them.
And it is further agreed that d. n. Walden
shall have a lien on the crop Of cotton and
corn raised on their plantation, in the year
1865, or so much thereof as viii make him
equal in the amount received and the mOun
expended for the cultivation and purchase Of
said land, in accordance with an article Of
agreement made by said GOOde and Walden,
April ., 1885.
Given under our hands at Bordeaux Point,
Tunica county, Miss, January 5. 1867.
A. ]. GOODE.
feZT 3ts ID. N. WALDEN.
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Hon. Connolly F. TRIGG, United
States district and circuit judge, arrived
in the city yesterday, and opened and ad-
iourned court until this morning at eleven
O'Clock. l. w. Griffith was appointed
crier for the term.
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UNITED STATES COURT. Without
doing any business, the court adjourned
until eleven o'clock this morning. Judge
Trigg viii return to-day or tomorrow.
The grand jury has not been yet called
and ralaata1
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In consequence Of a misunderstanding
on the part Of the warehousemen OF
Chicago, the Genital system did not go
into effect on the 1st inst, as was ex-
peeted from resolutions adopted by the
board of trade some time ago. At st.
Louis, however, all sales made on
'change were on this basis. It viii be
found 70 work very smoothly in a short
time.
We publish the retail prices in st
Louis Of wagon and carriage material.
A liberal discount is made on large or
ders ana to wholesale dealers. To man
ufacturers in this city and throughout
the country it will prove valuable in
formation
Wagon and Carriage Material.
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The Advantages

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CLOTH THEA negro boy named
Sam Dawson was arrested yesterday on
a warrant issued by Mr.. Justice Creigh-
ton being charged with ~appropria-
ting a lot Of linen and silk handker-
chiefs, ETC., contrary Is the laws of this
state in such cases made and provided.
He will be examined this morning.
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FOE WHITE RIVER.

FOR WHITE RIVER
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND WHITE RIVER
For Helena Delta Frinrss PofuG. sun
u.Wer, LaCOnia, CarsOn's, COnconiia, Mouth
white River, Indian Bay, St. Charles.
Davalls Bluf and Augusta,
at August with the FAIRY Queen for
I-aoksonport and Black River.
CONAERClAL~---------E.A a. Levy master
This elegant passenger steamer II
viii leave ~
TUESDAY, 5th inst, at ) pm.
LEVY MILLER Agents.,
mh8 y SIS Madison street
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND WHITE RIVER
PACKET
Fer Helena Delta. Frfar's Point, sun
hover, LacOuia, Carson's, ConcOrdia. Mouth
White river, Indian ray, st. Charles.
Duv-lPs Bluff, Little Rock, Oes Arc,
West Point. Searcy Augusta
and JacksonpOrt.
conh H1tsSA+h L-----------srr-E A Levy master
This elegant passenger steamer @
will leave ~
TUESDAY, 5th inst, at 5 pm.
JAS. 7. BOUREE & co.
m u y jefferson street
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CRIMINAL CouRT-In the case of the.
State VS.. Geo. r.. Wade, for obtaining
goods under false pretenses, i've jurors
were elected, and the court adjourned
until to-day 10 o'clock to give the sheriff
time to return another panel. a
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NOTICE.
The public are hereby notified not to
pay to any n any bills due THE AP-
PEAL, for advertising since January 5lst,
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN ANsLIE,
- rnshirr md Manaear.
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LIENLf O. ALiANNaAACfs E@F
In mi ian29etu4t
~
HONS manufactured Dy Ireat q Ram
tflton on Mad1son street, MEMPHIS
jan29etu4t
F.ne anG 5 raosyn - 49, fa,sytee S1J more of
- - ooIafratad safaaIas Marvin
a. Ce 3 maTa PanEers msrcbants and
mont . rsIis6is 500 oar nro-
oD-e - 81 OPeTTT RRos a %
oui SohtaI,, Aga1ts ~ Marvin 4 Co.
BIRD CdgesCJls r~eceiVed,a beautiIui
assortment oil olru 9 ana wire hahg-
ing baskets an1 9In y iSHey sg 1Pg5;
s.os-rw NUN "a Main street.
.SeUjao OF A Cost-The celebrated
boot and shoe manufaeturer M. App, at
380 Front street. offers at cost his extern
sive stock of boots and shoes, made in
his shop from the best leather and By the
most skiHfuI and thoroughIyexperieneed
workmen 10 be- found. and warranted to
he of SUPERIOR quality in every particular.
Their elegant finish and durability is I'M
ouestioned. and he extends this cali to
his Old ilends ana Gusoomersl ieet4s
satlshed LhaI e can ~ yJ efLl' q dat.rI
a ~
mined 70 sen oue sIenour iesaiI 1RlnS
as ne designs IA oUneI pu
ness ana Must NJ ISse tV .e aprs L. III
mehce WIN. y -. - -
IS n place 70 get sUou par "a ens
ooobs. UlFe HlH
IT. sDIao5id stock ~
| choice groceries at Ivinson q Gilbert's
are being sold at greatly reduced prices.
The firm having dissolved eOpartnership
F1a,lI .TIoTr apNfra
stock regardless of cost. Make hay
while the sun shines; you will not al
wavs have these advantages offered.
Country merchants will coasRlt their
W interests by giving them a call.
febI5 If
Spring Lum6er.-SeIden, Williams &
Co. No. ia Madison street, have on
hand a good assortment of lumber of all
kinds, but to meet the increasing de-
maud. Mr.. J. Williams, one of this firm, |
left Yesterday by the steamer Belle
Memphis for the north, to make con-
tracts and purchases. On his return a
still larger stock and lower prices may
be looked for. feb22-2W
"
He9Sg o
KNOWS fIahR goes 10 see nh OOuSe
qsentIy II rs Que 1l Sne LIS 9; PoPLiSt
places .! IesOtt : 'ne 80. - VI
vines liquors and cigars is DeIIeI lnah
good. and if one desires the finest Bait Il
more oysters, Frank can serve you:
strangers visiting the clIy shoIu not
leave without COINS 70 franks 20 eat
drnk De merry. s4zu
Drs. J. j. Williams d John Ingram,
late of Denmark, Tenn, having assO-
ciated themselves il the practice of
medicine, respectfully tender their ser
vices to the citizens of Memphis gener-
aIly, but especially to the suburban
population. Residence Of DE-. Williams
as heretofore of DR.. Ingram, at the
Bishop Qtey place, on Pigeon Boost road.
NH St.
49,,
ADtPoI1Ghtt 10 DtSchGTge@ CgtceTS.--by
a recent decision OF the court OF elalnls,
all ofhcers OF the army are niue 10 Lne
dlHerence OF pay, Ior erVahs acVuany
Kept between the eighteenth DAY OF
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MEMPHIS AND CINCINNATI PACKET
COMPANY.
For Cafro. Louisville and Cincinnati.
hObEhL BUhNH.--...----.E. Z. Bowers master
This elegant and swift steamer II
will leave as above or ~
TUESDAY, 5th inst, at 8 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & co. Agents,
Corner Main and Madison sts.,
mh2 30 or W~harfbOau foot MOoroe Sc.
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INDEcENT.-Mike Maloney who, ac-
eording to information, made an indie
cent assault on a lady named Dowd, on
Front row, Sunday evening, was arrested
yesterday and brought before Mr. Justice
Creighton, who remanded him to jail.
He will be examined to-day at two
O'clock ID. M.
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Noacd-AT 0PngfiHns will meet at
their sanctum in full costume, for the
the purpose of attending the theater this
evening att O'Clock, precisely.
~ order or dhAND r
S. p, Secretary.
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THE CITY HOsPTAL.-It has been
consummated The Sisters of the Holy
Gross, who, during the dreadful cholera
season and since have had charge Of the
city hospital, attending to the wants OF
the sick and afflicted in a manner that
only those noble christian ladies know
so well how to do, left the establishment
Yesterday evening about four O'Clock,
a salaried matron and nurses having
been appointed to supplant them. The
parting between the Sisters and the pa
tents, as vel as the old servants Of the
hospital, was affecting in the extreme.
Not q dry eye was to be seen. The
blessings and prayers of many a poor
afflicted u were and will continue to be
daily offered for the temporal and spirit
uai welfare of these truly noble ser
wants Of the Most High. For the act Of
expeling them from the hospital, those
in owe will have to answer at the bar
Of public opinion and though the time
may be distant, the poor. win not forget
their wrongs and thank God there are
rich ones among US yet who are not mer-
eenary enough to sacrifice all their self
respect and manhood to self-power and
place. A day of reckoning is coming.
when those who are guilty Of such outra-
ges 1--WE can call them by no mildeF nance
will have to answer to the tax payers
but hereafter, there viii be a more dread
fUl judgment.
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CoaL-Bigley, Mellersh & Co, No. 81
Jefferson street, have splendid Ptttsburg
coal. Leave your orders. feb4-tf
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THE BOARD.-The bo4a of mayor and
aldermen will meet at the Exchange
building tonight, when the pavement
question will again come up, and per-
hsps the hospital committee may report,
but we have yet to learn that they have
visited that institution since they were
appointed. We shall see -!
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We cali attention to the large stock OF
law books at Cleaves & Co.'s, BIZ second
street, come Of Monroe ma5-St
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HORSE THIEF CAPTURED.-Pat. Mad
igan has a stable wherein several head of
stock are kept. Madigsn fearing horse
thieves, very properly keeps a sharp eye
on the stock aforesaid. He went to his
stable on Sunday night and found a
young man OF colored scent, who ought
to have been to prayer meetin', about to
carry of a mule. Madigau arrested him
and John c. Creighton sent him up TO
the criminal court for trial.
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For Twenty or Thirty Acres Of Land and
the Burning OF PaupeFs.

w W-Ea"e u N~NFNNW
THE undersigned commissioners, appointed
i at the January term OF the County Court
to receive proposals for burying Paupers and
furnishing the grounds, and for the same ser
vice. the grounds being furnished to the under
taker; and, also, 70 ascertain what a PotteIs-
field can be procured for, not to exceed four
miles from the city, would solicit bids and pro-
posals for the above objects so as TO report 70
the next term OF the Court.
Proposals must be handed IN to Esq Creigh-
ton before the 18th day CT March.
j. h GOODLETT,
JAMES HALL,
JOHN Q. CREIGHTON,
commissioners.
Memphis, Tenn. Feb. 2. 1857. feb23 I'd
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To the Patrons OF the Appeal.

To the Patrons of the Appeal.
You are requested not to pay any car
riers without certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. L. DAWES.
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Role S. Saunders was, on atUrdsylast,
confirmed by the United States senate as
collector of internal revenue for this dis
fripf
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fine and tasty assortment Of spring
StyIv OF Hats, Just received at the HEM
phIs Has co., zse Main street, opposite
! Court Square. feozS ot
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FOR vICKsBURG.
REGUL4R MEMPHIS AND VTCRsBURG
PACKET
For Helena. Gafnes IA Fuutep
Lake Providence and VfeEsburx.
- master
TRis splendid passenger packet n
VIII leave as above on S
TUESDAY, 5tn INST, at 5 pm.
". JAY JOHNSON. NvepA
INNS y star WhaI nbOat.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AVID VTCE7gBTRG
PACKET.
FOR Helena, Friar's Point. Napoleon.
EHntee. Gaines Landing. Green.
Vile, lake Providence,
and FicksburE.
This excellent steamer leaves r.
Memphis as above, @
TUESDAY, 5th inst. at 5 pm.
JAMES 7. BOURNE & co. agents,
mh8 u No. u jefferson street.
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BENEFIT OF w. G. THOMPSON, ESQ.
As this evening is set aside for the benefit
Of this amiable gentleman, we trust the
theater will be crowded from pit odome.
While theaters have been closing in
every part of the country, Manager
Thompson has kept the New Memphis
h~0urishiDg with the best talent the coHn-
try affords, and giving Us amusement
worthy Of the Importance OF Memphis.
It does not reqnire npch Of any one to
soon learn that he IS a MANAGER that
thoroughly understands his business,
ready to offer his services to any char
table institution, and render such
aid as was in his power. His
often repeated liberality cannot
be easily forgotten by the people
of Memphis. He has neverepared pains
nor expense to give US The best talent the
profession affords, and the people Of this
oity should remember this and show their
a-ppreciation OF his endeavors by giving
hin a bumper. Let there be a rousing
house there this evening. The pro
vramme is one Of the best offered this
-easop. The principal attraction being
-Enshapoo,sc. or the Wearing ofthe green.
The Pilgrims, in their -ancientand curious
costumes, will be present,
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A RUNAwAY.-A pair Of horses at
tached to a hack ran away IN the levee
yesterday evening. The Right Rev.
Bishop Kerr, Of Louisiana, with his
daughter, was in the hack. The bishop,
in attempting to get out as the horses
started, was badly bruised. The young
lady fell out in the mud and escaped IN
hurt. The driver had left his carriage
to settle a dispute with a drsyman as to
the right of way. From his ~carelessness
the accident occurred.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Notice.

A Ii persons having accounts against the e.
"A tate OF William Jehle- deceased, are hereby
notified to prescott them GUY authenticated, 10
nhis Tenn. within the next two years, or such
accounts forever stand VOID and those in
dahted n him to make payments at the same
niscs CHsRLFS JEHLE, Administrator
OF the estate Of VIM. Jehle, deceased.
fan9 daWlt4W
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FOR CINCINNATI.

DEAN LIVE
MEMPHIS AND CINCINNATI PACRE7
For Cairo, Louisville and CINCINNATI.
SAM J. WalRer master
This elegant passenger steamer A.
will leave 7e
THURSDAY, 7h inst, at s pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE SEQ,
mb5 81 Aganta
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FOR CAIRO.

REGULAR MElERHIS & CAIRO PACRRT.
For OseeOin- FEsIe's Point. New Madrid,
hickman, the Bends, Columbus and Cairo.
ADS Ward master, b P. Ward clerk
Leaves Memphis for the above IT.
and intermediate points every ~
MONDAY. at5pm. ieb24 I'm
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ONCE Hours from 8 am. 70 8 pm.
ovERTON HOTEL

n. R.-ewing " engagements slaeWhsrs. Dr.
BERNHARDT viii be able to remain here oug
q short time only. en3
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PoLIcE Matters Yesterday was what
might be called by the police authorities
" blue Monday" only ffty-six cases be-
ing presented for the consideration
of the clerical commissioned, and but
one hundred and seventy dollars con-
tributed towards the fund.
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No. 4 Madison Street, under Memphis
life and General Insurance Company.
JIG. ". Ringer has opened a first class
SALOON at the above place. Those who
like No. I liquors, IN a quiet way, are
invited TO call. None others need apply.
fe9g If
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EA SHOOTING ARRAY Az THE
OVERTOX YESTERDAY.
A Livery Nan and a Barber the
BeIligerentS.
A Negro Boy the CauSe--ShOtS
Exchanged but Nobody
Wounded,


A shooting ARRAY occurred at the
Overton hotel yesterday, in which
popular livery stable keeper and a party
employed at the barber shop Of the
Overton hotel were the principals. II
seems that a negro boy in the employ ol
Cross went into the barber shop at the
Overton hotel on an errand. The pro-
prietor requested him twice to take his
hat off, which he declined to do. 1t was
then removed in no very gentle manner
The negro boy left in high dudgeon, and
shortly afterward Mr.. Cross, whose
establishment is directly opposite, came
over, when some alteration took
plsee between him and the pro-
prietor, during which Mr.. Cross,
who seemed to be somewhat
excited, attempted to draw a pistol,
when Mr.. Demmerly, the foreman,
grappled him to prevent a shot beng
fired. A scafie took place, during
which the parties got separated, and
Demmerly took refuge in the bathroom
and closed the door. Cross fired Il
shot, which pierced the door, but did not
reach his mark. Shortly after the bellig-
erents separated, Cross going away.
The foreman, after coming out, provided
himself with a pistol, and meeting Cross
in the hAl of the hotel, about twelve
o'clock, fred one shot at him, but did not
make a scratch. The affair caused some
excitement for a shor time. No arrests
were made as far as heard from. 1t IS to
be hoped that this foolish affair has gone
far enough, and that nothing mere may
be heard from it.
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WATCH THIEF.-Mr. ]. P. Morton, of
Friar's Point, Miss, came in on the
steamer Commercial yesterday morning.
While she was in port he was 50 careless
as TO leave his stateroom door open while
he went to the washroom. On returning
he found bis valuable h~unting-case gold
watch and chain missing.
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GRAND BALL-The members Of the
Memphis club have been rendered a
complimentary ball by Col. A. Prayer,
who is noted for getting up elegant sup
pevs at their entertainments. 1t vii.
come of this evening at the club hall
and from the preparations making these
who attend will enjoy themselves in s
msnuer that will long be remembered
A fine band has been secured and sew,
eral Of the distinguished members Of the
club have been selected ss floor man.
arrorg
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MEMPHIS, IN February IA. 1867.
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iEMPEHS APPEAL

Ofice--NO. 10 Madison Street.
TUESDAY. $50: MARCH 5. 1857
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
ATLAAIICAND MISSISSIPPI " HgHIP
CoARAN-U s. Nail LIVE
Yer Napoleon. vieksSurE. NateheE and
New orleans.
This splendid packet VIII Leave r.
his LAY 9TH inst, at 5 pm.
larry HARMsTAD 4 co. AGENTS
EEAEhSON G-AYERS, Gent Pasz- Aa'ta
corner Main and Madison So or
mn2 II city Whsrfboat, FOOT Monroe 4.
MEMPHlg q NEW ORLKANg
WEDNESDAY PACKET
Eos VieksburE and New Orleans.
$1,000. Mckee master
Ihis splendid passenger steamer
VIII leave a. above %
"WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst, at p.m
LARRY HARAISTAD q co. Aeents
Corner Main and Madison sfs.
mho1 or Wharf boat foot Monroe 4.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-05

Law CouRT.-This court adjourned
until Wednesday morning at ten o'clock,
without doing any business.