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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-24

TIE fare by stage and railroad from Denver
to Chicago, Is $40 currency.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
D issued out of the District court in and for the
county of Boise, upon a Judgment rendered in said
court wherein Edward McLane is plaintiff and
Thomas Wilson and Harrison j. Greek are defend
ants for the sum of Four Hundred and Sixty 25-100
Dollars Judgment and costs Of suit duly tested the
10th day of July A. D. 1867 have seized and taken
in execution the following described property to-wit;
Greek of in and to that certain piece parcel Of
mining ground situate in Idaho City, l. t., bounded
on the south by Wall street, on the north by the
claim of C. C. Mofitt the west by the west side
of Main street. on the east by East Hill, together
with all improvements belonging to said mining
ground Public notice is hereby given that on the
5th Day of August, A. d. 1867,
at IL O'Clock NJ, will SELL in front of the Court
House door in Idaho City, at Public Auction for cash.
the above described property to the highest bidder
to satisfy said execution and all accruing costs.
j. /. CRUTCHER,. Sheriff.
Dated Idaho city. July 15 a. D. 1867 n21w3
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County Treasurer's Notice.
TIME FOLLOWING WARRANTS ON THE COUNTY
General and Forty-fiye per cent. Funds will be paid
if presented within sixty days from the date Of this nc
ce after which any of them remaining unpaid will DO
placed at the foot Of the Register:
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Intelligence Office.

FRUITS.
" For saie by POWELL C0E.
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ADAsI AND EVE.

q lie laid him down and slept-and from his side
woman in her magic beauty rose:
Dazzled and charmed he called the woman bride;
And bis first sleep became his last rspose.
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A SET OF ACT1SM ITH'S
IA TOOLS for sale by POWELL d C0E
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FORTY-FIVE PER CENT. FUND.

All the above warrants drawn upon the Forty five
per cent. Fund were issued April l, 1867.
j. w. WOOD.
County Treasurer of Boise County.
Idaho City, July 10, 1867.-nl0w4.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-31

DECREASE OF THE COTTON CRoP.-We
find a statement of the total amount
of the cotton crop for the year ending
3lst August, 1855, as prepared for the
New York shipping list" in DeBow's
ReUieU for January 1867. From this 1t
appears that the amount of the crop for
1856, was 2,16l .646 bales. This ex-
cludes the amount of former crops that
had arrived &C our ports from Nay 4,
1885, to September /, 1865, but includes so
much Of the crop of 1856 as arrived at
those ports up to September, 1866.
Hence 2,l5l, 646 il an accurate statement
Of the crop of 1865, unless a large amount
of the crops previous to September, 1885,
were withheld from market until after
that date, than the amount Of the crop
of 1865 so withheld from market until
after Ist of September, 1856. Thus, it is
aseertaiued, as near as practicable, that
the crop grown in 1865 was 2,l5I. $40
bales.
The crop Of 1865 is variously estimated
from nine hundred thousand to seven
teen hundred thousand bales. Assume
it TO be fifteen hundred thousand bales.
From this it would appear that the T
grown in 1855 1.-THE last year Of the war
under many and great disadvantages,
was six hundred and fifty-one thousand
bales. or more than q third greater thar
that OF 1866. But even il it be impossi.
bic TO arrive accurately at the amount
Of cotton grown in 1855 or in 1855. this
at least, we are taught by the statement
from which we are quoting, and from
various other authorities, that the eottor
crop of 1854 and 1855 was two million
eight hundred and forty-seven Thousand
bales, and that Of 1889 and 1860 four mil
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Via Ma G. K. r., Washington, y. ~ h.sn-
hie, Ala, and all stations OF NJ {. T. Ks al
Mis-. Cen. r. r. at 6 pm.
Mobile Ohio r. r. ats pm.
VIA Miss. & Tenn. r. f., New orleansI Lai
Jackson, Miss, Vicksburg, Miss, ard All sea-
tiong on Miss 4 Tenn. r. R., at P. m.
Southern r. r. at 8 2. n
n. D.. & q. n. T. r. at 3 p. m,
Via Mem. 4 Louisville K X. boulsNlie, n.y.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Baltimore, Nd, Phhade!pnla
Pa, New York, n. Y, and all eastern cities, al
5 J. m. ..,sso,,o a, ATa,,
4 Ohio Il. p, at SPIN.
cairo, iii, Chicago. III, st. Louis No. and all
wesiern cities, at 5 p. M
f5s9is RocF Il K. and AL Landings on White
Pive~ semi-veehly. Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Pine Biuf, Ark, and Landings on Arkansa
River. semi-weekly, Tuesdaysand Fridaya
Miss. River from Memphis to Cairo nve times
q WeeE.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, January ~, 1857, ; pm. ]
General business.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, January ~, 1856, 5 pm. !
General B~usiHess.
With fair arrivals of produce from
above the market opened this morning
rather weaker. We have no change to
report in other branches of trade. Our
wholesale houses daily fill small country
orders to q limited extent. Should the
present lAderate Weather continue We
may Look spring stocks much earlier
than usugH Agricultural implements
are examined by our planting friends
with interest, and their merits are
eagerly inquired about.
4 ST. Louis circular of Monday says Of
he hog market: The business OF the
week has been quite irregular; almost
daily alternating between activity n
uuiGtness, without, however, being ac-
COMMANDED with corresponding chang 5
in prices, though these by no means
have been uniform, and at the close are
decidedly lower. The impression among
hackers, at the opening of the week,
nat "a crop" Of 100000 hogs would
be perfectly manageable at its present
average cost, served to inspire conf
dence: and, Notwithstanding the scarcity
and dearness Of money, to drive them
into the market for hogs, thereby pro-
ducing a competition, OF which drOveTs
awaited to secure an advance. This
feeling was strengthened somewhat by
/ light receipts of hogs at several leading
points, and by their Irregular delivery at
others: but when the drifting Of the
SHOWS along the railways had been
sufficiently overcome to admit Of unin-
terrupted travel, the deliveries at the
several packing points became so con-
siderable as to produce a decided reac-
tioD. and its effect was felt in q general
giving way, at all leading points, in the
value Of hogs, as well as in less tirmneSS,
if not in more disposition on the part OF
hackers to sell. The market for hogs
opened at So to So so, and IS so gross,
and continued to advance until Wednes-
day, when it reached its eliminating
values So so to 81 gross. Since then it
has been decidedly weak, and has ulti-
mately settled down to IS TO SO %, as the
closing value OF light to heavy hogs.
The number of hogs packed at this
place, up TO the present time, is 1922 90,
being an increase within the week OF
! 1872. At last advices there were
packed in Chicago $4,000, in Cincinnati
AS. 900, and in Louisville $4,000. From
the interior our advices are not reliable,
but seem to indicate a falling off from
the business of last season in Missouri,
Iowa, and perhaps Illinois, and a con
siderable increase in Ohio, Kentucky,
Indiana, Michigan and Kansas, thus
leaving the question of production an
Open one, Notwithstanding there is q
tacit acquiescence in the probability oil
its reaching 2,50O,0 600 hogs by the close Of
the season.
COTTON-The market was quite &C
tive early in the day, and large sales
were made at u quotations of yester
day. The evening dispatches, which
were not favorable, had the effect o
weakening the feeling, and buyers wer,
shy. Receipts for the day, 1885 bales
shipments, 345 bales. We do not change
I Our OuOtatiOns.
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ICE E.
SlsalsslpH Cotton Plantation for Sale.

CONTAINING so acres, entire section under
Fence. 800 in nigh state Of cultivation, goou
S.rSe T,pe1fng house with five rooms, gin
Eo1se an Necessary out houses, orchard, etc,
III IN GOOD order. plenty Of good water, good
faau1 fodder. nav. oats, corn, kllng noest
sIo-I' ~ every Kind usually found on a farm,
1tsDsls OF Ali kinds ia fact, everything com
Disfa 10 carry on a well conducted farm for sale.
4 lsrre uumb-r OF the hands nov Gu the place
~ TsUafn. n desired. In a good healthy ioc3-
lion. convenient 70 church and schools aha
Very convenient 20 the allread-abOuL unity
ave miles nom the city. Parties calling soon
- make liberal and easy terms for lIrlheT
- nefiou Gallon JEFFHEsS, BLACKWELL
a co, No. 800 Main street memphis, Ienn.
1oW on il NiH keep everything In good order,
80 gst uands 20 work the place, aud Wil de-
liver everything over 20 the puIonSy 81
eve Immediate POSSESSION oSu@n ln
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Louis Gronauer vs.. Anderson Hunt. Attach
ment suit before =. A. Moore, J.P.
Louis G~rouauer vs.. John Hunt. Attachment
Suit sefoTe ;. A. Moore, J.r.
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
"A made in this case in pursuance OF section
S45 OF he code Of tennessee, and attachments
having is~ued against the estate OF the shove
named defendants for the sum OF Sl66 92-l0J
against John Hunt and $40 1900 against An
Ler-On Hant due by account, and have been
returned q" levied. ETC., II IS therefore ordered
that said defendant enter his appearance on or
before the 9th day Of February, 1867, to plead,
answer or aemur to tn sad plaintiffs COM
plant, or he same will be taken Tor confessed
md tie case set for hearing ex- Parts, and that
a copy Of this oruer se published once a week
Tor four consecutive weeRs in ths Memphis
Appeal. s. A. MOORE, J.P.
fangg l.rAyvu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-31

RoBBTNG A LoDGER.-One PIe Rog-
ers, an innocent negro from the country,
engaged lodgings at the ~"shebang' Of
Ellen Dixon, on Rotten row, on Tuesday
night. When he woke up yesterday
morning he found himself minus Of
thirty-two dollars in greenbacks. He
gave information to the police, who ar
rested Ellen. She forked over the
stamps, and Justice Moore committed
her to Jail to await the sitting of the
criminal court.
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aLEN MURRAY
HURRAT d
MERCHANT TAILORS
NO. 81 MADISON STREET,
Merchant Tailoring GOOdS.
ERNEST TuRPLN.

WY make every garment ourselves, and VII
w guarantee SUBTRACTION IN all cases.
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The AUTHOR OF THE BONNIE BLUE
~FLAG.-Harry Mccarthy, the author of
the Bonnie Blue Flag who was Kissed
off Of tue stage in several northern cities,
on account Of his being the w6iter Of that
song, will be in Memphis with his troupe
on the 18th of February next. He viii
open al the opera house, under the man
agement Of Mr.. J. II. Rogers, when we
trust he will get 3 "rouser'' as a recon-
pense for his being Kissed in the north on
account Of his political sentiments. We
NAV as we'll say here that he was fined
$50 in Indianapolis a few days ago, for
drinking 2 toast to Jefferson Davis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-31

Miss BLANCHE DEBAR.-This accom-
plished young actress will commence a
six nights engagement at the New
Memphis theater on Monday nightnext.
This lady is a niece OF Edwin Booths,
and belongs 10 a family that has fur
nisbed 8 galaxy Of stars to the American
stage. This announcement will no doubt
be gladly received by her many Mem
phis friends, among whom are her former
classmates at the st. Agnes academy.
No doubt her engagement will be as
graft wing to herself as II will be prohta-
BE 10 Manager Thompson, who Is one
OF the most careful and popular mana
gers in the south.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-31
AVAILABLE PLANTATION
FOE SALE OR RENT,
Eight Miles East of Helena, Ark,
in Tunica County, Miss.

-t,ts Trs.t consists OF Eight Hundred Acres,
Rive HUNDRED OF which are cleaIeS; Eou5
-, arreg ~ the tract WAS cultivated
T5ring he wear 1855. and Is now IN a good con
I,t5n1 Tor 4 crop for the year 1901. The mosto
- vsiasbIe plantation h above overnoW ano
-.rv desirable. aud has comfortable cabins
srceiient Water. and a new steam SANmii
and Giuhouse Mules and FARMING bteuhIs
FTeeSmen nov on the place could De INDUCED
- s+sv. should any one Of means desire 10
Iianf a liberal cOpaTtuershtp Is Onered
81 ,,riker Information apply 70 ]. J. BbSBa
~ n APPERSDc 8 CO, Memphis TENN
mis- place viii be offered for thirty lay
iau6 I'm =
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-31

TENPLE.-A building on the corner Of
Washington and Main streets, sarcastic
Gally called the temple of virtue, is in
habited in pert by two Of the frail sis
terhood named Sallie Dean and Nellie
Moore, who occasionally break out in
one of the brawls 50 common to that sis
terhood, were up before the police COM
missioner this morning, charged with
being drunk and fighting. OF course
they were fined. TO have this class Of
people in the community is bad enough,
but their disgusting drunken orgies is a
little too steep.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-31
&PECIAL NOTICES.

sTrs. DR.. H~aryey.-The worid-renownsd
Clalrvoyant and Magnetic Physician, whose
instantaneous cures OF disease and clairvoyant
perception have been the wonder OF .hs world,
has arrived in Memphis and taken rooms for
the season at the Ovsrton Hotel, tofice, room
No. d. where she can be consulted upon all
matters pertaining 70 life aud health. She
treats all the so-called iucurable diseases rs
spec.alties, to-wit Cancer, consumption, asth-
ma, rheumatism, dyspepsia, epilepsy, heart dis
ease, and female diseases, and all other chronic
complaints with spec J and happy results. For
particulars call or send for a circular, Prof
Harvey, the d~iscoverer Of certain and painless
cure for cancers and tumors, assists in her prao-
tice and compounds all Intermediates. Address
all letters to PR0F. HARVEY.
de8O-Iy Memphis, Tenn.
Re~rnoyaI-Drs. Mortimore & Payne have re-
moved their Office from the Commercial Hotel
to the Wousham House, Room No. &, (tbe one
occupied by Dr.. Mortimors the past four years..
vMre al, who desire TO, can consult them and
procure treatment.
Special attention given to all the various
forms of chronic diseases, especially Disease Of
the Lung and Throat, Disease OF the Heart,
Liver, spleen, Kidneys and Spine, Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diseases OF the Stomach \ Bowels,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Nervous sfIec-
tons all the afiictive forms OF Femsls Dt-
seeses, as also al diseases having origin N i'm
puritIes Of the blood and vital fluids
Omoe hours nom s O'Clock am. until 9 O'Clock
pm, daily. Nay Stf
Pittsburg CoaI-Br1ggs & P~eterson-Omce
IS Madison street. Branch office, 81 Main.
J. B. MOSELEY, Agent.
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Imnortant 70 COIored sOldiers.

WE take pleasure IN ~announelngth nat We az
w now collecting the Bounty due Colored
soldiers, provided Tor by act OF Congress, aP-
proved June 18th, 1855.
Under said act 0olorsd soldiers are ahONeo
the same bounty as provided in previous enact
nents for white troops
Bring or send Us, Immediately, your CER-
rIFICATEs OF DISCHARGE, and your claims Will
De prepared and cOlleessd at once
MIICR-SL 4 ACCRILLlS,
eUncitora for Claimants,
DON Nos. 5 and Striving Block.
NSaplis ~ iuaisN Ip-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-31

Front Rooms for gentleman and vile Eso,
cool s-rcommodatinns far single gentlemen, BY
earIv application AZ 90 Madison St. jams I'm
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LFgAL UyTELlgGENCE,

Criminal Lar COurt.-This court was
occupied in finishing up unfinished mo-
tions.
A motion for a new trial was granted
in the case Of ScanlOn vs.. Smell, Taylor
& Co.
Mayor Lofand was fined $50 for con-
tempt, but the judge in giving his decis-
ion did not hold, or rather did not say
that Mr.. Ford is entitled to his position
as street commissioner
The court stands adjourned till 9 O'Clock
this morning.
=GbdRCery C0nTt.-Jane f. Nokes VS.
P. H NOkes, decree for divorce.
Jane T.. Weaver ct al. VS.. 5. Andrews
ct al, decree for sale.
Jas. 7. Haley ct al. VS.. Jas. A. Nance
ct al, decree for sale.
J. &. Lanior VS.. B. Merrill ct al, de.
cree in favor Of complainant.
Eliza prOndft, ex'r., vs.. S. Z. Walker
ct al, decree Of sale.
b. NJ. Estes VS.. ]. NJ. Alexander ct al.
final decree.
FOR THURSDAY, JAN. 81.
55g. William U. Bayliss vs.. H. B. S. Williams
e5s. Ellnora Greenlaw vs.. same.
S2I. John II. Brown 4 Co. W. Oswald Pops
7es. ]. G. Meath VS.. J. NJ. Craig ct al.
81. r.. d. Baugh vs. J. ]. Braswen ct al.
SOC z. NJ. Apperson vs.. DeSoto insurance com
leo. Mary E Ewing ct al. vs.. Arthur Beatt,
et al.
ggl John Harding vs.. John NJ. Ward Ell al.
Gas. Emily Armorer vs. James ". Arsuurer.
So. Elizabeth " alker vs.. Martha Triggeoal.
r.
1913. Thomas s. Mari VS.. Bank OF West Tenn
REGISTRY OF DEEDS AND MORTGAGES.
G B Racket 70 James Musso, Jr., $3.50, ives
half lot No. Is, HIS subdivision.
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MISUNDERSTANDING long, loud
and frequent, land we believe justly are
daily made by planters passing through
this city with hands, of the impositiOns
practiced upon them at the railroad de-
pots and the levee, by runners, drivers
Of express wagons and hacks, who per-
suade the negroes to go with them and
either charge an eXhorbitant price for
conveyance or take them to the wrong
place. This annoyance is chiefly felt at
the depot of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, where large
numbers arrive from Georgia, des-
tined for Mississippi and Arkansas.
A day or two since, Mr.. Jno. Abbott ar
rived there with a lot of hands. The
driver of an express wagon took a part
of them from him, and charged him an
e~xorbitant price for hauling them, for
which he had the driver arrested, when
his services were not needed. The ne
groes went, not knowing any better. II
an extra force of policemen were sta
toned at these public throughfares, il
would do much TO abate what has posi-
lively become a nuisance. We would
suggest to the commissioners the neces-
sity OF this step on their part TO protect
strangers passing through the city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-31

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-Vestvali
was greeted with q good house last night,
on which occasion Temptation was put
on the stage and enacted as before-very
creditably to all the players and highly
satisfactory to the audience. Tonight
we are to have a medley Of English,
italian and German acting and singing,
10 conclnde with the farce of DodgiRg
FIR n WIFE.
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FALL AND WINTER sTOCK,
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.
FACULTY;

FACULTY;
General Robert L. Lee. President
Carter j. Harris, Prof Of Latin
James J. lit Prof OF Greek
Z Z. 3. Joynes, A. NJ, PrOi. Modern Languages
and English.
ITO be a~ppOinted9 Prof Moral Philosophy.
A L. Nelson. A. NJ. Prof. OF
WIN. Allan, AN, Prof. Applied Aalnsm 49,
r. S. McCuIloh, A. NJ, Prof NaturA EHA
Ophy.
John H. Campbell, A. NJ. Prof Chemistry,
Jchu ". BreckenDrouEh, LII D. fIOl. IS
HAIRY EstiL, A. NJ. Asst. Prof ASInemss
no be- appointsdJ Asst Prof Greek
pranaratorv Course has been instituted, IN
when students, unprepared loI ne hesn1AI
Clsssss NAV receive Instruction IN necessary
S-anches the Session begins second THURSDAY
1sfhl september, and ends last thursday IN
June -rpNrs.
To,tiou. and all other College fees----sloo
m ofher expenses, intending Board, fuel,
Night, etc, need not xceed.--..--- .---.-. %
For further Information. or for Catalogue.
address the Faculty o. Washington College
Lexington. Virgins DA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-31

WoOD THEA negro of the dark
cOlored persuasion, named % Saffron,
was put IN Jail yesterday charged with
stealing a half a cord Of wood, the prop
erty offs daTk-skinned individual named
Lewis johnson, who lives neal the
island at the junction Of Wolf river. II
Jim wouldn't take q Ted-hOt stove, he
wanted something to heat up with.
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HARNEss.-It seems that soIDa white
men have a weakness for harness. doe
Boyd is one Of this fraternity, having
appropriated one set OF buggy harness,
two collars and q pair Of brides, the
property Of Mr.. Rollins, Of Chelsea, who
sought the interference of the law in his
behalf by applying to Mr. Justice Creigh-
ton, who issued his warrantRn had Joe
incarcerated. His case viii be inquired
into to-day, and no doubt full justice
done.
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STEAMBOATS,
FOR RIVER.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND ARRANgAs
RIVER q. s. NAIL PACEET
For Pine Hun and little Rock
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-31

INoUEsr.-Mr. David II. Fox, the man
who was shot by eX-pOlieemsn Hopper,
on Court street, on the 23d inst, died at
his residence, on Gayoso street, yester-
day morning about nine o'clock. The
county coroner, w. 3. Cotton, held an
inquest. The Jury returned a verdict
finding THAT the said David i. Fox
came to his death from the effects Of q
pistol shot fired by the hand Of one =
Hopper" The corone Immediately
issued HE warrant for the arrest Of Hop
per, who is at large on bonds, bot up to q
late hour last night he had not been
arrested. The bonds required from him
are said TO have been very small consid'
ering the Offense committed, and the
prospect for his arrest is by no means
! bright. Is this a case Of StrdtD bail?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-31

OULD IRELAND.Itto L MacEvoy's
Hibernicon Of a tour in Ireland, opened
last night in the Greenlaw hall, which
was crowded, standing room being at q
premium. The entertainment was well
received. The paintings are true to life
and nature. Miss Dalton, though not
possessed Of q powerful has a very sweet
voice, one peculiarly adapted to the
rendition Of Irish melodies, which she
sang in q very pleasing style. Dir. Chas.
MacEvOyis performance on the violin
during which he gave some very excel
lent limitations OF The Irish plpesl was
loudly eneored. The professor gave very
interesting descriptions Of the scenes
through which the traveller passes
during a tour through Ireland; we are
lad to learn that for the benefit o
/ ladies' and children, maiinees will be
given at half past two to day and Satnr'
dsy, Tickets for sale at the book ant
music stores,
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NOTICES.


NOIICh-
there viii be no bills paid by the steamer
DE VERNDE unless ordered by the captain
Cgerr J. +. HICKS
Bulletln and Avalanche p fantt u
NOIICE-MUbE ana HORSE sIOLkN-
SO r Anon the night OF December
slst MI. was stolen rruzn the Bla1le OF the SID
-.rfber. one and a-hslf mlles anrth of the city,
IN The Memphis and zig creek p ak road, one
3AT HORSE, niue or ten years old, blsot name
.rt tafl. one white foot Just at fetlOck lusut,
aud dent in forehead just below left eye shoa
On ali four feet. Also, 3 IghI. hofIeL mhe
ULE, about four years Ola SNORT CouPle1
rump and having saddle and collar marks on
ga-F aud top cr neck. cropp-d name ana taA,
ana slfttle SPOT iust behinu ueT right ear snou
ou front feet I viii give Fly Dollars reward
for return OF either anImal. and one Hundred
fr apprehension OF and pro4i 10 CONVEX lue
s-.F rfanE syUaT JOHN A.
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FROM J. AUGUSTINE SIGNAIGO.-Dr.
J. J. Murphy having operated on my feet
in removing several ugly cOrns, UithOut
pain, I a cheerfully recommend him
10 any one needing his services.
]. AUGUSTINE SIGSAI0O.
DR.. Murphy will only remain a few
DAYS longer at the OvertOn hotel.