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, 1867-01-29
"MARFORI.
NEW E MINISTRY.

ATHENS, Dec. 80, 6 30 pm.
A new Ministry has been formed as
follows -
NJ. Coumoundouros. President and Home
Minister.
NJ. Botzaris Minister of War.
M. Ch.-Tricoupi Minister of Foreign
Affairs.
NJ. Kehaya =. Minister eff Finance.
NJ. Christopulos Minister of Justice.
Al. Lombardo . . Minister of Marine.
, 1867-01-29

tine proclamation which has been recent
ly circulated against the Government -
"Most excellent Sir,-It has come TO
my knowledge that some persons, enc
mics of public order, have drawn up and
signed "a document protesting against the
DEGREES issued by the Government more
than two months ago, and received by the
country with the demonstrations of spon-
taneous obedience and liberality all have
witnessed. They further condemn the
non-assembly Of Cortes during the pre-
sent year and falsely, and maIiciously per-
vert the Constitutional precepts. I am
firmly persuaded that Deputies of the
nation, considering that they have been
legally suspended from their political acts
aud that this capital is in a state Of siege,
have not taken part in proceedings which
[ deplore and am imperativeiy called
upon to chasiise severely. Since, how
ever, it has been ascertained that the do
cument in question has been exhibited
for clandestlne signature in the Chamber
of Deputies, thus violating the laws in
the sanctuary in which they are formed,
| have determined that q similar scandal
shall not be repeated, and your Excellen-
cy will therefore see that the orders and
arrangements | dictated in the Congress
last night in your presence are executed
with the greatest eXactness. These or
derS prohibit admission 10 that edlfice 10
all persons except the Conservative mem
bers and the II officials residing in the
building and employed as watchmen and
house keepers. Your ExcelIency will be
good enough 10 provide these persons
with cards to be shown to the sentinelS,
and I shall give orders to the officers of
the guard, which / have posted at the
entrance, that no person, uRless furnished
with such a card, shall be permitted 10
enter or leave the building.
"It only remains for me 10 recommend
your Excellency TO prevent, by the exer-
else of your usual vigilance, all meetings
for political purposes of any kind, or Of
any number Of persons. IF through this
Watchfulness the clandestine document in
question or any other Of a similar nature
should fall into your ExceIlency's hands,
you will Immediately proceed TO arrest
the persons whose 81 signatures 1t may bear,
and convey them 10 the military prisons
there to await their trial by the court
martial appointed for that purpose. Should
your ExcelIency ascertain that meetings
of the above character are held at the
residence of any person of the military
profession, you will be good enough to
communicate with me, in order that l
may take the proper steps against him,
which / shall Immediately do, however
elevated in rank or estimable from per-
sonal qualities he may be. Nothing is
so great as justice, nothing so estimable
as peace and order.
"God preserve your Excellency many
years.
"Madrid, Dec. 90, 1866.
COUNT DE CHESTE."
On receipt of the above Senior Marfori,
the civil Governor, forwarded o notiica-
ton to the Conservative members of
Congress, communicating the orders of
the Cantain. General that thew alone. he.
, 1867-01-29
SPAIN.

From Reuters EGpress
MADRID, Dec. 90.
The following official communication
has been addressed by the Captain-Gene-
, 1867-01-29
COUNT DE CHESTE."

On receipt of the above Senior Marfori,
the civil Governor, forwarded o notiica-
ton to the Conservative members of
Congress, communicating the orders of
the Captain General that they alone, be-
sides the officials employed in the build
ing, would be permitted to enter the Con-
gress.
Senior Marfori subsequently issued the
following general order to the Madrid
police -
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEALD
MEMPHIS. March %. 1887, 8 pm.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.1
MEMPHIS. March 70. 1857, 8 pm. !
General Busaness.
Until the weather changes but little
can be said Of trade in our city. The
only cheering news which reaches US Is
that the Ohio is falling very rapidly, but
we fear the great food which flows by
our doors will, Notwithstanding, keep up
so long that very few Of river plant
ers will be able to make a crop. 1t must
be remembered that many, the majority.
Of them have lost sverything-foraEe,
stock, fencing, and Ia some cases their
farming implements. The restitution in
some counties below, in bOth Mississippi
and Arkansas Is said 70 be heartresaiin9.
and has left the people worse off than ut
the close Of the war. The little rennai {
which was left them, was all invested in
9 oek n improvements. In one short
month this has all been swept away.
Mules and cattle have persisted for want
OF food, on every dry spot, and
on every remnant Of levee from
here to Vioksburg. We trust that the
upper Mississippi and Missouri may not
pour out their torrents until our waters
subside; but it is not reasonable to ex-
poet those rivers to remain much longer
locked up ia lee. They will, we fear,
come upon US in a very short time.
COTTON-There was not as good al
feeling in the market to-day az on Yester-
day. owing to the tenor of dispatches.
Holders generally withdraw their SAM
pies lii cases Of this kind. and walt for a
better market. The fact Is, they know
that there is but little cotton left In the
country, and it is contrary to all policy
to let what is now in store pass out Of
their hands at present prices. We do
not believe there Is over $1,000 bales at
this port on the market. 4 very few
days sales ike those OF Saturday and
yesterday would absorb it all. The re-
ceipts for the day were 1923 bales ship
ments 200 bales. We quote unchanged
Snd Nominal
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AHZ.E "
Amt Bank Stocks, mar.
ket value
Amt or Loans On Bonds
and Mortgugss, being
first lien OF record on
"Unineumbered Il al
Estate. worth at ] AT
81 Il ',4e0. rate OF inter
est 8 and per cent
Amt OF Loans on rtocks
ahd Bonds, payable on
demand, Inc market
value Of securities
pledged, st least S20& rs
Amt OF steamer Magne;
and wreeking appaTa-
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COTTON FACTORS ISB COMMISSION.
A she SHEP. N, 34 Front street.
A
TORONNA, n, $50 and 1851 Exchange
Building.
TOLEMAN, WILLIAMS q CO., 1t Front
street.
WARBUKG, EDWARD, u Front street
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ABoue OUcrfoU.-Any body wanting
a fine bottom plantation, which is even
now entirely above the overflow, Should
call on Messrs. Strain & Goodman. See
their advertisement. mh2l 1w+
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EXCITEMENT In NORTH MEM
PHIN.
A Chest III the Clouds.
Congregation of Men. Women,
Children and Niggers."

Beyond Overton street, o q hill which
rises above the g waste of waters,n clos
to the track Of the Memphis and OhiC
railroad, an occurrence.of q singular ma
ture caused no little excitement among
crowds Of men, women, children anc
" niQgers.n who waded through mud
knee-deep to see "the sight" Early
yesterday morning q poor woman
residing in a small house on the
top of the hill above named while
in the devout act of "saying
her prayers happened to cast her eyes
through a pane of glass up at the
| Clouds, when she was startled ly behold
ing in the heavens what she thought
was the ghost Of 8 man, dressed in white
garments, and holding the head OF 3
child in his hands. No person being In
the room but herself, the innocent wo-
man was so frightened as to be unable to
move from her knees, and remained in
that position trembling and praying
until a "coIored washerwoman " stepped
into the apartment and assisted her to
rise. The fears of the white woman
being thus a little allayed, she told the
black wench of the circumstance, and
requested her TO look through the win
dow at the "ghost in the clouds"
This excited the curiosity of aunt
Bridget, and peeping through the
pane of glass "sure enough" she
beheId the nam, with q child's head in
his hands, /" standing still in the sky"
With a bound and q scream she left the
house, and with staring eyes and mouth
agape, spread the news of the apparation
withrapidity in various quarters. Some
laughed at Aunt Bridget's story but a
few white ladies', more through sport
ehan inquiry, went over to the house,
and were soon convinced that the darkey
told the truth, for they beheld with their
own eyes the vision Of the imam in
white" Their version Of the "mysteri-
Gus appearance " soon spread, and before
noon the house Of the poor woman on the
hill was crowded with visitors Of all ages,
sexes and colors, TO take a peep at the
/" astonishing show" The surmises Of
each were curious. Some said the day
of judgment was at hand, and this was
a warning others asserted that it was
the ghost of " old John Brown" and the
head in his hands signified that his spirit
had cut off a portion of Virginia. One
fellow thought it looked like a
ghost of the mule drowned in the bayou,
and appeared as a warning to aldermen
to pave the streets. The crowd contin-
.ed to " come and &c" until about four
in the evening, when a scientific
gentleman settled all doubts by showing
that the "apparition" was caused by a
beam of light which passed through an
aperture in q wall Of the Dol and WAS
reflected on the clouds. II the poor wo-
man had been a yankee she might have
made a fortune out of the "show."
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HIRRWGRE a AGRICULTURAL IBPFTs.
INCOMES & co, sly and 81 Main street.
CHOATE & CO, - Front street.
HTFNPHIS IRON MANUFACrORY, n. J..
nj WIcks, Pres dent, ~ Main street
NRGILL BRls. q CO, $40 and 81 Front
" street.
DEEKINs. LIVINGSTON q POST, S6s Main
i street
WYATT, W, 5 towards Row..
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HERNANDO INSURANCE COMPANY.
We take pleasure in directing the at
tention OF our readers to the card Of the
fernando Insurance Co, which APP,
pears In this mornings issue. The com.
pany is composed Of some OF our oldest
and best citizens, aud~is peculiarly q
home institution, andlSell worthy The
patronage Of our people. Benz. May.
now connected with the company, {,
well and favorably known as the cashier
Of the bank of West Tennessee. w,
predict for the fernando insuranc,
company a liberal share Of public pat.
ronage.
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STATE OF

NASHVILLE, Jan. %, ISL
I, s. W. Hatchsit. Comptroller OF the Irea.-
ury, do hereby certify tnatthe Home Insurance
Company, located al New YORK City, In the
Staie Of New York, has produced 70 me salts
factory evidence that said Company has COM
piled with all the requirements Of the laws or
the State OF Tenneg- ee, imposed on Insurance
companies; and further certify that Lindsey &
Vredenburgh, Agents Of said company, has also
com Plicd with the reQuireme nts OF the laws or
ths State, made and provided in such eases;
wherefore said Home Insurance Company has
aRthority to take risks aud transact the bud-
ness OF Insurance in this State at Memphis,
This certificate o. agency must be reuewed.
the first days Of July and January each year.
C (Signedl 8. ". HATCHErT,
N Comptroller, Tenn.
-
LINDSEY a VREDENBURGH.
AGENTS,
mrIs sw 10. Il Madison street. up stairs
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CHICKENS AND CLOTHEs.-A choeo-
late-colored lass named Martha Bonner
was put in Jail yesterday, charged with
stealing some chickens and s~quantity Of
clothing, the property of Mrs. Donald
son, lin whose employ she wss), at Win
chester street. She will be up for trial
this morning.
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EMMONs q Son, No. 1OJefferson street,
have received the Chimney Corner,
Wayeriy, Frank Leslie's Illustrated
Newspaper, and late st. Louis, Chicago,
Louisville, New York, New Orleans and
Cincinnati dailies. They have also re-
ceived another supply of the Waverly
Novels and Dickens Works-new ma
tional edition.
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Sale to Close Consignment Of Frrni-
ture.-New cane seat chairs of different
styles, at auction, this day, at 1886 Main
street. Sale to commence at SO O'Clock
am, by Cayce, Craft & Go.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-21

MEETING OF WORCESTERSHIRE
magistrates Of Shelby county will meet
to-day noon at the office Of Mr.. john c.
Creighton, Third street, to consult to-
gether as to the best course to adopt in
reference to the state legislative enact
ments.
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Hams, pork and potatoes, tobacco,
spring wagon, four wagons, double car
riage, dry goods and clothing, cook
stoves and furniture, for sale at auction
this morning at the Arcade, 1896 Main
street. by CaYce, Graft q Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-21

Hams, pork and potatoes, tobacco,
spring wagon, four wagons, double car
riage, dry goods and clothing, cook
stoves and furniture, for sale at auction
this morning at the Arcade, 1896 Maiu
street, by Cayee, Craft q Co.
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STEALING A FENCE.-A man named
James Robinson was arrested yesterday
on a warrant issued by John c. Creigb-
ton, charged with stealing a fence, the
property Of d. Larkin. He will be ex-
amined this evening. What next will
mysteriousIy disappear.
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Harrington: 4 Story Of 186S.-Every
one should read it. IL is the book of the
day. For sale by Geo. Pattison & Co.,
SO North Court street. mah2llw
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MUNIcIPAL--The board of mayor and
aldermen meet this evening TO receive
the report Of the committee of the whole
in reference to the payment of the me-
tropolitan police.
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Of PARTITION, there Is a sale 10 the extent
Of such consideration, and the v
ance by the party receiving, 1t should be
stamped aeeordinglY.
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RANKS \ BANKERS.

s06TS, SHOEs, HATS ANB GAPS
I EVETE, JOS. & co, 81 Nain street
MARINER q CURTIS, 2s Main street.
EFTCKLE. SMITH & RAGLAND, $40 Main
M street
nEILLY, J. J., 90 Front street.
TIERRY 4 MITCHELL, SO Main street.
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Receivers Sale
OF
Real Estate and City Brewery,
ON
nburS6sv Arr;I A 1877
Thursday, April 4. 1857.

William Hundnausen vs.. Frederick RuSser-
DY virtue OF an interiocutOry decree made In
ID this cause in the Chancery Court OF Mem
phis, | will sell at public auctiOn 70 the highest
bidder, on the premises on Hill street. in the
city OF Memphis, between the hours OF IL am.
and l pm. on THURSDAY, eth day Of April,
1867, the foIlowfug described Real Estate, 70
wit: A certain LUf OF LAND, lying and being
in the city OF Memphis, county Of shelby and
State OF Tennessee. ssveuty-three feet front on
sight, together with all and singular the i'm
provements thereon, Stock and Fixtures. The
valid property is known as the City Brewery "
property.
TERMS OF SALE: One-fOurth cash. and the
balance in equal instanm MS, six, twelve and
eighteen months, bearing interest; purchaser
giving bond with security a lien retained OF
property till payment OF the purchase money
equity of redemption waived.
CHAS. A. DAMNANN,
milf I'd Receiver.
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THE LATEsT.-Albert Beer, the great
rivernews man, who is as extensively
known among our river men as the
Mississippi itself, furnished US yesterday
with the latest papers by steamer and
mail. His news depot, next to Larry
Harmstad, corner of Main and Madison
street, is replete with all the latest
prints.
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FURNITURE DElLERS.

AnAAALAh DA HnAhos
HUTCHINSON, JOHN A, 80 second street.
FLAHERTY, JAMES, Agent, 500 Second
street.
TUNKERMANN, G. F., 81 Main street.
NTCKTNNET, BRYsON q Co, Is Main street.
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The public are hereby notified not to
pay to any one any bills due THE AP-
PEAL, for advertising since January 31st,
unless they have written authority from
JOHN AINsLIR,
Cashier and Mauagar
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Spring Fa HONS in Hats and
Caps---Consisting of a fine and
tasty selection of the latest styles.
int oduc- d tots day by the Memphis
Hat Company, 269 Main street, OPP
posite Court Square.
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BENISrS.

HINsON, $, - Main street.
WAssON, J. B., Sl2 Nsiu street.
WEssON, A, IS Second street,
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To the Patrons OF n 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. DAVIES.
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mrla aw No. II Madison street. aP saaiia
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

MEMPHIS AND NAV ORLEANS LINE
For Viekssurg, Nafehez and Sew Or
leans.
The magnificent steamers
ROB-. Z. LEE AND GEN. QUITAAN,
WIN leave Memphis as above on -
eyerv alternate ESDA Y
EVENING on arrival Of the trains -
SAM. II. SHOCK,
Mill If Passenger Agent.
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STATE OF NEW YORK.

CITY y Dun OF NEw YORK
Charles j. Martin, President, and John Nc
Gee, Secretary Of she Home insurance Com
pany, being ssyerally aud duly sworn, depOse
and say, and each for himself says. that the
Is a true, fun aud correct statement
OF the Affairs OF the said corporation, and that
arethe above described officers thereof
ISignedI
CHARLES ]. MARTIN, President.
ISignsdl
JOHN MCGEE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this, I'd day
OF January, A. D., 1857.
L. 5 TUOS. F. GOODRICH,
Commissioner for Tennessee In New York.
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LIABILITIES
Total amount OF Losses,
Claims and Liabilities

The greatest amount insured on any one risk
is $500, but viii not as q general rule exceed
$1,000.
TIE company has no general rule as 10 the
amount allowed to be insured in any city. town,
village or block, being governed in this matter,
in each Gaze, by tke general character Of build
ings, width Of streets, facilities Tor putting out
dyes, etc.
A certified copy OF the charter OF actOf ineOr-
pOration. as amended, accompanied a previsus
statement.
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First Day Of January, A. D., 1861.
NAME AND
CAPITAL

TUE name o. this Company "a TIE HOME
4 Insurance COMPANY, INCORPORATE n
80, and located In the city Of New FORK.
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stockholders Meeting.

OFFICE EMPHI & LITTLE R9GK r. r. COL
No. IA MONRoE sTREET,
MEMPHIS, TENN, March Is, 1857.
TNHE Board Of Directors Of the Memphis and
Il Little Rock Railroad company have this
said company, to convene at the cfdce OF the
company, at the City OF Memphis, Tenn, on
the 9Th day OF next. 10 q action on the
subject OF a contract that the President Of the
company has made with the Memphis, Fl PasO
and Pacific Railroad, for the consolidation OF
the two companies.
W. B. WALDRAR,
mhl9 I'd Secretary and Treasurer.
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A 81. LOUIS CARD.-In another coll
umn, this morning, will be found the
card of Messrs. Hubbell, Huston & Co +,
provision dealers and commission mer-
chants, formerly OF this city, now Of st.
Louis. This is a reliable house, and Jno.
II. Hubbell and VIM. B. Hudson are too
well known in our commercial circles to
require any special commentator from
US. Business entrusted to this firm will
be properly ATTENDED to.
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TOR ST. LOUIS.

REGULAR NEMPHR AND 81. LOUIS
PACKET.
For Cairo and ST. Louis
BELLE 81. LOUIs--~r--zeigler master
This win running steamer WA @
leave as above on $50
THURsDAY, 2lst inst, at 5 pm.
FLEN. CALVERT, Supt
PETERSON & Dill Pass. Agents.
or 70 Z. 3. BrINGroE, General Ticket Agent,
had 70 ali points In the United States mhl9 N
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roR CINCINNATI.
DkANLExE
FOR River.

MEMPHIS & ARKAWs1S RTVER PACKET
COMPANY.
For Pin BluE and Little Rock.
This elegant passenger packet IL
will leave ~
FRIDAY, 22d Inst, AZ 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSrAD & Co, Agents,
corner Main and Madison sta, or
mh2l 2t City Wharf boat, foot Monroe II.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND 4RR4Ns1s
RIVER PACKET
For Helena, Napoleon, pine BlufY and
Little Rock.
master
This elegant passenger stesmsr IT.
~ now leading at the foot OF CourtKC
street and win leave
THURSDAY, 2lst inst, at 5 pm
LEVY & MILLER, agents
mh0 p No. 81 Madison street.
MEMPHI8 AND AkEHgsAS
RIVER PACKET-U. MAIL.
Fer Helena, Napoleon. Plns BInR aad
Little Rock.
master
This superb passenger steamer r.
viii leave As above an ~
THURSDAY, 2lst inst, at 5 pm
JAS. 7. BOURNE eco, Agents.
mhO q No. y Jefferson street
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The Capital OF said Company aefu-
ally paid up IN Cash -. f2OCOO1 On
The surplus on the Ii day OF Janu-
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER-MR. CHAN
FRAU.-The Irish drama Of Ireland as Il
Vas and the side-splitting farce Of Too
dies attracted a large crowd to the New
Memphis theater last night. Mr.. Chan
frau's Ragged Pat" was a rolIicking
performance; but his "Toodles" actu-
ally kept the house in rOars of laughter.
Il may well be said that in the represen-
tation Of the "joviaI inebriate " the
mantle of the great Burton has fallen
on the shoulders of Chanfrau. Tonight
will be produced Tom Taylor's play OF
The TIcket-of-Leage Nan. Those whO
have never witnessed "Bob Briefly &"
played to perfection should visit the
New Memphis tonight.
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MERITORIOUs ENTERPRIsE.-Our &C
acknowledgements are due for a copy Of the
Southern Medical and Surgical Journal
a work of eighty pages of original read
ing matter, published every alternate
month, ST Augusta, Georgia, and edited
by Drs. L. A. Dugas, w. H. Doughty and
DeSaussure Ford, professors in the med
ical college Of Georgia, and eminent in
their several branches of the healing art.
A medical friend, in whose judgment we
repose implicit confidence, pronouaces it
work Of great merit, and as it is a gen
uine southern production, published too
at the low rate of So per annum, we trust
it will be literally supported by the pro
south.
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MATTERS.


After q gloomy, dark day, it set in
again to rain last night. Business on
the landing continues dull. The Ohio
is falling rapidly all the way down, the
total fall st Louisville being ten feet.
The Mississippi at st. Louis was falling
fast on Tuesday. AT Nashville, on the
18th, the total fall in the Cumberland
had amounted to thirteen feet. AT this
point q rise OF one inch took place in the
past twenty-four hours, but we antici-
pate a decline in the next twenty-four
hours.
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Coal.-Bigley, Mellersh &Co., No. 81
Jefferson street, have spendid Pittsburg
coal. Leave your orders feb4-u
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MATTERS.
Mississippi and tennessee Railroad.


ARRIVE: DEPART
New Dreams Express. $50 pm. AS R.m
Batesville Accommodates " 2I5 :"
feb23 C.. 7. OAKLEY, Gen. Ticket Ag'L
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Sale to Close Consignment Of FIrni-
ture.-New cane-seat chairs, of different
styles, at auction, this day, at 396 Main
street. Sale to commence at % O'Clock
am, by Cayce, Graft & Co.