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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-15

FUR CINCINNATI
DEAN LENE
MEMPHIS And CINCINNATI PACKET
FOR Cafrs, Louisville ana Cincinnati.
SAN. j. MaIEar master
This splendid passenger steamer
WuileaFe for the above on ~
FRIDAY, 18th inst, a. 5 pm.
JAS I. BOURNE q CO.,
1ebli u Agents,
MEMPHIS AND CINCINVAF PACKET
COMPANY
For Cairo. louisville and CINCINNATI.
SILVER MOON----.-.----Merrislees master
TINS snperh passenger steamer r.
Will leave as above ON ~
FKIDAY, 18th inst. at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSIAUS co, Agents,
No. "a Jefferson street. or
fbIi % Cit Wharf boat, f1ot ronroe ~.
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BEHIND TIME-The trains on the
Memphis and Ohio and Memphis and
Charleston railroads were very much
behind time yesterday. The trains
which should have arrived here early in
the evening will not put in an appear
n c until this morning. There is a
heavy landslide on the former near
Humboldt. The cause Of delay on the
latter we did not learn.
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MAsoUERADE.-We learn that the
members Of the Memphis club are max
ing preparations for a masquerade h&i
at their hall In the GreeElaw block. It
viii. under their management, no doubt
he a brilliant affair.
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salt! salt! salt !

.oa As
For Sale,
con BBLR. KanRwha and Ohio River SALT,
OUU ESQ n bbls.I No. cOoperage.
In quantities to suit purchasers.
Lawrence & CARTER.
febI0 81 - Fropt street
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE or THE DAILY APpEAL1
MEMPHIS, February II. 1857. nm

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APpEALl
MEAPHis. February Il. 1857, 8 pm. J
SeoorRl BaslHeas.
We have no change to report ia bust
ness during the day. The weather con-
tinues wet, and streets in their usual
condition, putting a damper on trade OF
every kind and turning the attention OF
business men aud pedestrians to the fact
that city is behind the age so far as
enterprise j. concerned and that our
streets would disgrace a western town or
Indian village.
CorToNEThe market was Iifeless du-
ring the day, and we could learn of no
sales worth reporting. The weather,
which almost precludes the possibility Of
shipping, together with the tone OF east
ern markets, has put a stop to ali trans
actions in the staple. Receipts for the
day, sos bales; shipments, 656 bales, Our
quotations are unchanged and aominaT:
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OBITUARY-Died yesterday morning,
in the seventh year Of her age, after a
brief illness, Roselah, infant daughter Of
Mrs. Eliza Ann and the late George
Brooks, Esq. The funeral will take
place from the residence of her mether,
Dos Third street, this morning at ten
orcIock
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GRATrTUDE.-We yesterday met with
Mr.. James Brown, of New Orleans, a
steamboatman who has beSa confined in
our city hospital, for harly three
months, from the effects Of a wound
received at Port Hudson while be was
In the Confederate army. He was pro-
use ia his expressions Of gratitude ia
DIR. Lynch and his assistant, DIR. Nc
Gowan, for their kind treatment; and
also 10 the good "Sisters Of the Holy
Cross for their attention and ministfa'
lions TO him while suffering from his
afsiction. The above is only n Of the
many cases that we have met with lately
who will ever feel grateful to those hobls
ladies' for their coed nursing, cheering
words and considerate kindness 10 the
sick, needy and afflicted, who have beer
under their care
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BoARDING.
F.


W IN I'D
A nrst-clazs DRESSMAKER-none but an
eNue 4 need hana need apply. Ioa GOOD Per
son constant employment and good wages Will
he given. Apply at - Madison street.
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Coal.-Bigley, Mellersh & Co, No. 50
Jefferson street, have spendid Pittsburg
coal. Leave your orders. teb4-tf
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ANrEn-AGENTS


70 sell the Crescent Family Sewing Ma
chine" The best low priced Machine made
Please send Tor ciIculars aud obtain fuu par
icu ars. Address,
CHAS +. HASTH,
2a5 Second street.
Fug-8mLr-5anQ Memphis, Tenn.
" AN 7 + D.
Ey a competent E~ODk-keeper a situation 10
pest "a set Of books Ia the evening, Oulu ask
. very reasonable compensation Apply ~ No.
q asnlugton street. ianof
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Cotton PanterS.-Trest & Hamilton.
ian25-egt
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Bed Blankets less than cost-Men ken
Brothers. febl5 y
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MISCELLANEOUS
JNo. VI.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Memphis, Tenn.

OTFIcE- Removed to Is Court street. between
Maft and Front fVihff
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FOR PINE BLUFF.
FoR NEw

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
REGULAR NEF ORLEANS PICKET
For Napoleon. GreenSIue, lake ProvI-
denee, F~icksburg, Natchez and N. Orleans
MASTER
steamer leaves on ~
THIS DAY, 18th inst, al S pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD a CO., agents,
Il Jefferson street or
Iebl5lt city Wharfboat foot Monroe st.
ATLANTICAND MISSISSIPPI STEAgLyHH
CO4PANR-U s.. MAI LINE
For Napoleon. VieiksbUrs, hatcher and
New orleans.
MARY Z. FORSYTH Haney master
This splendid packet viii leave -
As shove, on EE
TaIS DAY, 18th inst, at S pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & co., agents,
LA-sAHERs, Gent Passenger Ag't.
City wbarfboat, foot Monroe st.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET
Fer Vieksburs and New Orleans.
ST. -.Campbeli master
TINS elegant passenger steamer a.
THIS DAY, 18th, at 8 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board.
lenD IL
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI SFEAA
SHIP COMPANY.
tOr Napoleon, vIeasBarg, Matches and
n. Orleans.
master
This splendid passenger packet A
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at5pm
LARRY HARMsTAD & Co, Agents.
jim. SAIkEs, Passenger Agent.
VA IJsusrSnn Street. or
leon y city Wharf boat loot Monroe St
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Carpets, wall paper and curtains, at
J. Grieshaber's, 375 Main street. ja24-lm
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-The at
tendance at the New Memphis last night
was large, though not so numerous as
the talent Of the players deserved. The
Irish drama, with Florence as the ire
sistible Rory, kept the house in a perfect
roar. The acting and singing of Mrs.
Florence was charming. Manager
Thomson is a good and careful caterer
to the public taste, and deserves ample
reward for his lsbors. Tonight, for Mr..
Florence's benefit, will be presented the
{" Irish Lion - and "Thrice Married, -
when no doubt the house viii he filled TO
overlooking.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

The Loss OF THE SACRAMEYTo.-The fol.
lowing is list of names of persons who were res.
oued from the wreck Of the iron.plated steamer
Sacramento, which sank of the coast Of India
in June last Lieutenant Commanding, George
NJ. Bachei First Lieutenant Of Marines, Henry
A. BARTLETT Assistant Surgeon, P. Babcoeki First
Assistant Engineer, II. Able Second Assistant
Engineer, Frederick L. Miller Third Assistant
Engineer, R. D. Taylor; Midshipman, Murray S.
Day Captains Clerk, Howard Walker; Pay
Clerk, ]. 8. Stimson sailmaker, J. Bradford
the master-st-arms, the pursor's steward, seven
6remen, three seamen, and seven marines
making total Of 20 persons.
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The ScHurzESyK RKrS.-O Monday mex
the schutzsn versin will give the closing festiya
Of the year at the Ssventh-street Park. Pre-
yious 70 the festivities at the Park, parade will
Dc made By the sohutsen, starting from tbs
Metropolitan Hall, and, preceded By the Iath
infantry band, march through the principal
streets. A large number Of prizss TO be CON.
peted for are on exhibition at Gait 4 Bro. q
store, on Pennsylvanis avenue, some Of them
being very valuable. The close Of their fsstivi.
tics for the year will be made more than usually
attractive BY the members OF the organisation,
and We predict large crowd will DO present
through the day and evening 10 witness and par.
tieipats In the gala hours that will thsn DO on.
joyed.
Quite . large number Of the members Of The
Scheutzen association visited the Park yestsr.
day and INDUCED In target practice, preparatory
TO the shooting festival Of Monday. A ten. Din
alley has been erected on the grounds Just west
Of the shooting park, and Il, too, was in full
blast yesterday. We noticed siso on the ground
in cage. q largo turkey buznsrd that was CAP.
tured about two months since. He 10 subsisted
on fresh meat, 30.
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ANOTHER BUILDING AssoCTATIoN.-An-
to DO started In this city by a number Of our
leading citizens, embracing In Its principal
features and provisions those Of similar organi.
nations. A meeting will be held at Temperance
Hall on Tuesday evening, when a constitution
will be submitted to those in attendance and do.
sirous Of becoming members, and q permanent
organization at once established.
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COMPLIMENTARY SRRESApE.-On Thurs
day night the St. Aloysius Cornet Band ten.
Isr.a . complimentary aaranaas to NJ lain II
Burch, the popular bookseller, on Ninth street
The sorenade took place In front Of the resi-
dence Of Mr.. B., on Eighth street, which was
appreciatingly acknowledged BY tho recipient
inviting the members of the band and their
friends to partake Of the Inequalities Of bis
home.
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A CARELESS Yesterday col.
ored man was In the act Of unloading piano at
a music store on Seventh street, between l and
X streets, and when ho had II nearly balanced
on the hind end Of the wagon box, street
car No. 60 camo along, and tho conductor re-.
quested him to draw his horse away from the
track. He yelled at the horse, which started,
and threw the piano on the ground, breaking IL.
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"TuE GUARDIAN SUsPEYDrD.--A few
days since The Guardian, a weekly Catholic
journal, published short time 10 this city was
compelled to cease operations, tho creditors Of
the establishment having determined on obtain.
ing immediate satisfaction.
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SUSPICIOUS CHARAcTERs.-Tbre young
men, each about tho age OF eighteen or nine.
teen years, giving tho names Of @. b. Hall, W.
Doyle. and John Parker, were arrested at late
hour on Thursday night by Detectives Kelly and
Bigley, on Pennsylvania avenue, their actions
being Of a suspicious character. They were
taken to police headquarters. and locked up until
yesterday morning, when they were taken to
the depot and shipped North on tho l2l5 p. m.
train.
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RUNAWAY HoRsE.-About o'clock last
evening . horse attached to wagon loaded with
lumber ran away when In tho vicinity Of City
Hall, and dashed wildly down Louisiana avenue
to Pennsylvania avenue, and thence along @
street to Tenth, where he fell in heap Of rub.
bish. He was here secured by Officers Hughes
and Acton, Of the Third ward, who bad given
chase. Soon after the horse reached Pennsylva.
mia avenue the driver, q oolored man, was
thrown, and the horse ran over him, He was
not severely injured, for he followed on and
took charge Of the horse. We did not learn 10
whom the team belonged.
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OTTO SALIsS.
pY j. B. WHEELER & CO.,
- AUCrIoNEERs,
No. u Louisiana avenue bstwesn Sixth and Seventh
streets, opposite the seaton House.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN

II
BY virtue OF . deed Of trust to the Hubseriber
bearing date January Is 1888, and recorded in Lber
A. D., No lb2 folios ls9 ct seq, one Of the Land
Records, he will Offer for sale at Public Auction
In front Of the premises, on "WEDNESDAY, the 9th
day Of OCTOBER, 1867 at4 clock, m allth,t GER
tain Piece Of Ground situate and being In the City Of
Washington, District Of Colu mbla, and known as the
west Part Of Lot numbered ono ~ In Square num-
bered one hundred and tweaty-ons O2l) Of the
ground plan Of said city tho said part having q
front OF % feet inches street north, and run
ning back TO an alley 10 the rear, with the improve
STORY BRICK HOUSE
This property Is situated on ? street north, be-
tween Nlnstesnth and Twentieth streets west, In q
very desirable part OF tho city.
Terms: Ono third Cash the residue Ia three equal
instalmentr Of II. is, and p months, tho purchaser
giving his Notes flor the deferred paymsnts) salts
hcorly endorsed, and bearing interest from the day
OF ale. decd given and deed Of trust taken.
All eonveyancing and stamps at the coat Of the pur
chaser.
II the terms OF sale are not comp led with within
Ave days from the day Of SALE the Trustee reserves
the right resell the said Property at the risk aud
cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
sAMUBL Il. DOUGLASS, Trustee.
J. B. WHEELER 4 CO.,
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FELL DEAD.-One Of the horses attached
to car No. IA, belonging to the Washington and
Georgetown Street Railway Company, fell dead
on Thursday evening, on the Avenue, In front
Of Gen. Augurs late quarters. The Interrupt
ton to the movement Of the cars was but tenn.
porary, as q horse from the stables Of the com.
pany was soon at the spot to take the place Of
the deceased animal.
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RAILROAD TO LEEsBURG.-0ur enter
prising business men will DO pleased to learn
that meeting will 10 held in Lessburg. Va, on
the 23d proximo, Of those favorable to the con-
struction of a branch Of the Alexandria, Lou.
doun, and Hampshire railroad to Georgetown
and Washington, and branch Of the same rail.
road to the southern and southwestern part Of
Loudoun county.
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FIRE OVER TIE BRAYCH.-A two-story
frame house near Uniontown, orer tho Eastern
Branch, was destroyed by FIRE on Thursday Of.
ternoon, about half-past four o'clock. Tho fur
niture was nearly all burned up. Tho house
was occupied by Mr.. Berry, clerk In the Quar-.
termastsr's Department, and owned BY Colonel
Henry Naylor. The was no insurance upon the
building
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The TAX Bill. Last evening the joint
committee Of conference on the tax bill held q
meeting at the City Hall, and agreed upon O
bill which, 1t is thought, will be accepted by
both Boards Of the City Councils at their next
session,
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DIED,

On the eeth instant, Mrs. SARAH BodAs, wife o.
Benjamin BogEn, aged 66 years ard mohths.
The relatives and friends Of the family are 70.
specifically invited to attend her funeral this (sstur
day. morning at 10 o'clock, at the residence OF DR.
Van Began, near Fairfax station, Virginia.
illinois and Missouri papers please copy.
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FALL GooDs AT POPULAR PEICEs.-Col.
Samuel W. Owen, No. 2l2 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, under
the hotel which bears his name, has on hand one
Of the finest selections Of foreign cloths, cassi-
meres and coatings ever offered In this city.
Everything in the way of gentlemens furnishing
establishment
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PRoF. FERGUSON DEAD.-'fhe Navy De.
partmont was informed yesterday, by telegraph,
Of the death Of Prof. Ferguson. The following
Is tho dispatch:
SIR: It Is with great regret that have to
announce to the Department the death Of Mr..
James Ferguson, tho assistant Astronomer Of
the Observatory. He died at 2 80 p. IN. yestsr.
day, at his residence In this city, (coruer TWEEN.
tieth and streets,) after an illness Of several
weeks B Y. SANDS,
Sup't. In charge U. s. Naval Observatory.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

A Coon IHvRsrNENT.-The best invest
msnt parents can mako 10 to purchase for their
sons and daughters, ut the present low rates,
lie scholarships In the Business College, corner
Seventh aud d streets. A business education Is
worth $40, 900 capital. This institution has the
very best facilities, and enjoys an enviabis 70.
putation for thoroughnew and efficiency. We
commend 1t to tho patronage Of our citizens.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

CAvED IN.-The contractors for building
tho sewer In tho First ward commencing at the
foot Of Seventeenth street and running along
Pennsylvania avenue to Eighteenth street, seem
doomed to bad luck. Yesterday morning con.
siderable portion Of the work on Pennsylvania
avenue, above Seventeenth street, caved In, en-
failing loss to the contractors and retarding the
progress Of its construction.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS following
third part Of lot !, in square 4j4, % feet on @
street north, at 81, 220 west 80 feet of lot "a.
in square lao, at 1884 part Of lot lat, In
Beale's addition to Georgetown, at 81, $3.50 and
part of subdivision D. in square $40, 20 feet 5
inches on Twenty second street, at $2S, 1913.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

BASE BALL.-The game yesterday be-
tween the Olympic and Union, Of this city, re-
suited In SCORE Of ~ TO is, In favor Of the
former. at the end Of the sixth innings, with the
following score: .
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

New GROCERY SroRE.-Dellwig & Co.,
No. 397 Seventh street, between II and I, have
opened 4 new grocery store, containing q we'll.
selected stock Of family groceries, teas, wines,
10. The stock Is new, the prices low, and the
establishment Is well worth visit,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

The WASHINGTON ZouAvEs.-The Wash.
ington Zouaves turned out last night, and paid a
visit to the East Washington Zouaves, Navy
Yard. The latter organization wore out for drill
and had selected the grounds Of the wailaeb
School building for the purpose. Their mauau.
yres and evolutions were crsditabIy executed,
The Washington Zouaves returned at q late hour
to their armory, much pleased with their visit.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

SANITARY CoMPANY.-Three written and
forty four verbal notices were served on persons
yesterday having nuisancss existing on their
premises. A number Of oaroassss were reported
and removed. Bridget Conner, George Wind.
hurst and Caroline Taylor, for creating nuisan.es
were fined 50 each.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

For THE BURIAL CoRrs.-The steam tug
"Fisher" lef. Sixth street wharf on Thursday
night, having in tow the barge D. Megan, laden
with $50 collins, and bound to Benedict on the
Patuxent river. The collins are for tho burial
corps and intended to encase the remains Of those
colored soldiers buried at Benedict. They will
then be brought to this city for intermsnt at
Arlington cemetery. Col. Blunt has the super.
vision Of the work to be done.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

HELD FOR CouRT.-Chas. Lucas, whose
arrest by Detectives Miller and coOmes We
noticed a day or two since for receiving stolen
goods, had final hearing yesterday evening DO.
fore Justice Smith. Lucas has his place Of bust
moss on Twentieth street, near the Avenue, In
the First ward, and Is, We understand, a junk
dealer. Tho Justice required Mr.. Lucas to give
security in the sum Of $500 to answer at court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

Coupons, lIoti BIOS, 1851, 49, 5.ao., 1854,
1925 6.2o's, 1855, lo0j 6.ao's, January and
July, 1885 1915 1o40's 1921; 1905, June, 1861;
1905, July, 1861; Gold, 1881.
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RI s. MARsHAL5s OFFICE.

In yirtus Of writ Of dnf ldsfds on ssifa, issued
from me oisrks once Of me tugreme Court q the
pose to public sale for Cash. In front Of the Court
House door OF said District, on MONDAY, the s0.h
defendants right ttle clsim and interest in and 10
Lots No. land In Square No 227 Of DAvidsoAs sub
diytsiop In the city Of wAshibg ton, D. O. together
with the Improvements thereon, sslssd and levied
upon, aud will DO sold to satisfy execution No b7S
Trial, January, 1853. DAVID g. oooDIsG,
q. Q. Marshal, Do.
sEPrEnBEn ., 1857. .spiO dtd
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GEN. BEoKwIrH.-Genera Amos Beck
with, chief commissary at New Orleans, Is siel
with the yellow fever In that oily. He Is vel
known in this city, whore he had charge Of th,
commissary department early II the war. II,
was chief commissary for Gen. Sherman.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

INTERMENT OF DESTITUTE FREED PER-
soSs.--The Freedmen's Bureau has ceased to
bury any colored paupors save those who die in
hospitals. This throws the burden on the cor
poration. Yesterday the bodies Of three Of this
class of persons were inferred by the sanitary
polioe
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

TRIBE OF RED MEN REsrsCIrArEp.-
Chippewa Tribe, I. 0. R. NJ, which for years
held Its meetings at Temperance Hail. and sur.
rendered its charter last fall, has been resusoi-
tated. The frst meeting of the Tribe will DO
held at Shepherds Hall, corner Of Seventh street
and Louisiana avenue, on next Tuesday evening
and q large number Of the members Of other
tribes In the city are expected to be present.