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permanently located, respectfully tenders
his professional services to the citizens of Bedford
and vicinity.
Office on Juliana street, east side, nearly opposite
the Banking House of Reed d Schell.
Bedford February II, 1864.
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Adelaide i}iStori, the wonderful expo
nent OF all the deep passions Of the hU
man breast, commenced her career a
the Interpreters Of the soul, al the early
age Of two months. From then unit
now, the most glorious of all the period.
Of her triumphs, she has been an &C,
knOwiedged Gruidess. She has weaveC
her mystic charms over the vast regions
Of the prophetic west-she has led cap.
tive the genius Of taste she has con.
jured up the living forms of the dead
past-she has eNtQrted from the future
the secrets o. the iates she is priestess
philosopher, poetess, teacher, soOthsayer,
judge. lnhera are concentrated allknOwl-
edge OF the secrets Of the soul. She
holds intimate relations with the ele-
ments. She is the confident Of the gods.
Her mission is 10 reform the mOrais-tO
secure power among men-tO encourage
the goodness of the human heart. She
conveys her instruction in verse. The
required nOvitiate of twenty years she
has more than doubled.
~StOnehenge has been erected for her
mystic rites in ths west. She has de-
clsred the results o~ffuturity to those who
have not polluted them. She is the
living illustration of the virtue Of
woHIan'-the crown of her triumph is
not the sacred BiistetOe, but the love
and heartfelt gratitude of all who have
beheld her wonderful presentations and
felt the beneficial influence other power.
The druidess leaves the scehe of her uu-
paralleled triumphs
- Ike spectral lamps that burn before "a tomb.
The ancientlights expire,
hut RistOTi leaves behind her a priceless
boon for the Ome Of the west-her I'M
qualified recommendation Of Chaussier's
empress for the hair.
"Her hair,
in ringlets rather dark than lair,
Does down her ivory bosom roll,
And hiding half, adOTnS the whole"
IN. y Herald.
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MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, January 3O.-Flour, hrn
at 50 25@lO so for trade brands, and
Sll@l4 30 for fancy. Wheat, 3 SOG
> s.. Corn, 62c. Oats, 5l@52c. Cotton,
SHE for middling. Whisky, 81 p in
bond. Hogs, s. 1907 IS; total receipts
Of the season 1876, 33S, against 314,OO6 for
same time last sinoon. Mess pork, $50 so.
Lard, I2c. Gold, 154.
New YORK, January 30.-Cotton quiet
but firm sales, 1000 bales; uplands, 34c.
Flour irregular, 15625c lower; receipts,
700 barrels; sales $500 barrels superfne
aud western 50 2099 s. extra western,
$40 25@ll 30. Whisky nominal. Wheat
3tq5c lower. Money steady, 6G7. Sterl-
ing, 81. Gold opened at 344 and closed
at 80. Freights TO Liverpool unchanged.
The dry goods market is very quiet,
and prices are unchanged. Brown
sheeting, 2I4G22c. Bleaehed muslins
aud other goods are unaltered.
ST. LOUs. January 3O.-Tobaceo Tugs,
Si@54c. Corn, 77|@S0c. Oats, 6666Sc.
Mess pork, country, SO 50; city, $50.
Bacon shoulders, lie clear sides, l3c.
Lard dull, prime ~tierces, HE; keg, l2}c.
Hogs, 54G64c, and dull. Whisky, s. ~.
New ORLEANS, January -30.-COtton
unchanged sales 5000 bales low mid
ding at 30@314c; middling, 32]e; re-
ceipts, $3.50 exports, pa. Sugar in de-
mand fair, l5c. Molasses, fair 74G75c;
prime 70 choice, 769SIc. Flour, stock
light supertine, So extra, SD Scale.
Corn easy, 81 1901 25. Oats higher,
stock light, 96c; Hay firm, s33@35. Pork
dull and, lower, S23. Bacon market bare;
shoulders, l2!e; clear sides, Use. Whisky
and tobacco unchanged. Gold, I34}
bank sterling, I454 New York ex-
change, ( discount; freight5 UNCHANGED.
LOUISVILLE, January SO.-Tobacco.
sales of SO hhds. at S26G2i. FIour. an.
pertine, SO 25. Prime winter wheat
81 So; spring, 81 IS. Shelled corn IN
bulk, zoe sacks included, ssG9Oe: i'm
ear, 65c. Oats in bulk, Csc. Mess pork.
50; bacon shoulders, lie; packed
clear sides, lS4. Lard tierces, l2Rc.
Bulk shoulders, SIC; clear sides, u{e-au
Raw whisky, g 2SG2 20,
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Y oon Dispatches.

LOUISVILLE, January 30.-Weather
m-0deratiHg. The Jacksonville ferry
boats are not crossing, the river being
fuH Of ice and falling. The steamer Oar
ling left for Memphis yesterday.
WASHINGTON, January S0.-Havana
advices OF the 22d state thst the princi-
pal merchants have taken steps to make
Havana a general entry port for the
storage OF cotton, by removing the re-
striCtiOns on foreign vessels.
The Tines Washington special sayshe
A2S the best authority for saying the let
TsS j the London Times from its Wash
ingtOn correspondent, referred to ina
cable dispatch, contains nothing of the
kind attributed to it. In the cOnversa-
ion with the president he did not refNz
10 congress at all. =
The Impeachment committee of me
southern representative association has
prepared a partial list Of witnesses in the
impeachment ease, and will soon sug-
gest their plan of investigating the
charges.
Senate.-The p~ostofice committee
have agreed TO report the postal apprO-
p~riatiou bill as it passed the house.
A Washington special says the senate
committee on foreign affairs came to no
conclusion yesterday in regard to foreign
appointments before them. 1t is under
stood that both COwan and Dix will be
reported against.
The New Orleans riot committee will
not complete their labOrs in two weeks.
Gems. Fullerton and Grant, and Mr..
Raymond have been subppned. MIR.
Dryer, the democratic member of the
committee, has not yet examined one
third Of bis witnesses, but has already
siSnifed his intention 10 submit a minor
ity report.
Stewards letter to Mr.. Matlay is looked
upon 10y senators as most Insulting and
undiguifed, and it is considered Mr..
Matley was, in self-respect, compelled to
resign. The committee will, therefore,
report against any one nominated to the
position.
In regard to gold sales the senate
finance committee favor the present
policy of the secretary of the treasury.
They have not yet disposed of the gold
bill.
The ways and means committee were
engaged yesterday on the tax bill, but
viii not report ii till they get the tariff,
so as to adjust the two measures and
make them harmonic.
No conclusion has been reached con-
corning the issue of fifty or n hundred
million loan certificates bearing a less
interest than the compound interest
TO take the place of hose held by
the banks. Secretary McCull0ch favors
the scheme. Compound interest notes
Of the value of over So, 600, 900 have been
withdrawn from circulation and cam
eeled since July last.
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From the Catholic MiTrorl
We are permitted to publish the fol-
lowing letter from Rome, addressed TO
our most reverend archbishop by Arch
bishop Lamy, bearer of official dOcu-
meuts of the council
RONE, December IS, 1855.
Most Rev. Dear Archbishop:
The night before last / reached Rome,
and, thank God, | had a happy voyage.
l expect 10 have an audience OF the holy
father tomorrow, and to deliver to him
the documents OF the council Of BaIti-
more, Of which ! had the honor to We the
bearer.
IN my next letter I hope to be able to
I give YOU all the information regarding
/ the result Of the various sets Of the couI.-
ell. Nv first visit yesterday morning
was to his emineuce Cardinal Barnab0,
who received me with his usual cordial
| itv. and remarked that the documents l
brought had been 8~nEiOusly expected.
Aud had not the ceremony Of q beatIii-
1 cation of a capuchiH occurred To-day, |
would have mad an audience already.
Cardinal BarnabO had the kindness 70
inform me Of the church and the hOuT
when the ceremony took place, and l
happily arrived in time, not Only TO Wit
ness tae ceremony, but also 10 see the
holy father, to hear distinctly and i'm
deretaud the a|ilOcUtiOn which he spoke
in Italian, aud to be admitted at the kiss
1 inc az his feet. In the very act OF re-
| ceiviug the pUps's blessing, / was Tecog-
! niZed by him rs 4 bishop, though !
! was dressed ina a black caSS1ck. Are
You not a rlshopl ti said the holy father
10 ne, smiling, Having answered il
the affirmative, and giving ths name OF
my diocese. his holiness added " re-
czived your taieCFapaic dispatch from The
forty seven agcuuisHips and bishops OF
the Cuited States, and ] hope y0i bring
the documents OF the council You
see, most reverend archbishop, that
/ was extremely fortunate on my ar
rival in Rome. The holy father looks
well, and il his a.locutIou he was so
cheerful that he made Us all laugh at q
pleasant remark he made respecting the
blessed capuchiu, whom he declared
beatiHed.
/ took up my quarters at the Ameri-
can college, having gratefully accepted
the kind invitation OF Father McCiosky,
who accompanied Inc across the Al
laDtic.
There are about 1900 poutitical zouaves
in Rome; hut the frontiers are uupr0-
tected. Humanity speaking, nothing but
a miracle can secure the continuance Of
the holy father in The Eternal city. We
should earnestly pray for the vicar Of
Christ on earth, tie visible head of the
church and often repeat with the royal
prophet: ErHrgeut DsUs, ef d~;ssipcafgy
i1iHaiei GUS Let God arise, ana let his
enemies be scattered
Please 10 remember me 10 the clergy
of your house. Believe me your ever
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An RREAK

The old citizens OF Memphis can all
very well remember when steamers
used to land st BUCK 4 HEARTS wharf
bost, at a point where Wolf river now
empties into the Mississippi. The old
bridge which ran from Front row to the
whsrfboat, is q thing Of the past, a.
much as the old railway which ran
from LAGRANGE up Washington street to
Front street. The current Of the stream
in those days struck at the point indi-
Gated, and gradually drew away until
what was once the landing became a
nature, aHd the force Of the river went
into an entire opposite direction. During
the last few years, however, the Aissis-
sippi has returned 20 its first love, and
the current is gradually coming back to
St. old chute. The railway, the bridge
and whsrfoOat have passed away for
ever, but the current has returned, and
resumed its Old position. The con-
sequence Is, that all the yalua-
ble land which was formed by
the withdrawal OF the water has
again been swept away, and unless
something is shortly done by our author
tiles the river will claim some heavy in
tsrest for the occupation Of its vacated
site. The St. Louis Packet company Of
fered to breast this break on certain con-
ditions, but the last Board would not
heed the proposition. Whether any
offers of the kind have been made or not
10 the new City Fathers we cannot say,
hut something has to be done, or such a
slice Of ground will be taken by the river
as will eventually cost the city five
times the present cost Of turning the cur
rent of the stream. The sooner u
Board Of Aldermen attend to this the
better viii it be for the finance Of the
rifv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-31
Improved Cotton Plantations
IN
Phillips County, Ark, For Sale.

w have several drSt-class improved planta-
W tions in Phillips County, near the city o:
Helena, which viii he s,ld very low. Nearly
all these places have good dwellings othe
home appendases, and have gsn-hOuses, cotton
presses, NEARLY new and everything ready for
cotton culture. These plantations, ranging
rom 20 acres o3e00 respectively, are what are
termed second Bottom " above overflow, and
hns uplands, bringing a bale Of cotton to the
acre. Apply TO SALE MACCABE,
Attorneys at Law and keai Estate Ag'ts.
uovll Helena. Ark.
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MILO latch CHAs. II. PHELPS,
Twenty years CaSh'r Six years Agent
MechaBlcs' Bank, Cashier Southern
augusta Ga. Express Company.
II ATCH & PHELPS. bankers and Brokers,
II General Purch -sing Agents, and L. =. ana
Foreign Newspaper Advertising Agents. 10
broad street. and 81 Exchange Place, u eW York.
E~EFERESCEs-R. u. Lowry, Esq. President
Bank of Republic, y. Y; JOSIAH Cakes, Esq V.
Pres. shoe and Leather Sank, y. Y; J. d. Yer
muye, Esq at the Merchants Bank, y. Y;
NOUrse \ Brooks, ~ Pearl street. \. Y: Brodie
& Peters, L. Pearl street, n. Y; j. D. ). Brown,
Esq., Editor and proprietor Rochester Demo
Graf, Rochester, n. Y; John l. Bunce. Esd,
Pres't Phenix Bank, hartford Ct James Miles,
kSq, Pre- Z exchange Bank, Hartford, Ct:
Francis Feilowes & Son. Attorneys at Law,
hartford, Ct : D.. A. Dwight Co, Boston, Mass;
Calvin Tan, ESQ. Worcester. Mass; Thomas ),
Metcalf. E.G-, augusta, Ca; J,hnD ~evis0n. Esq
Augusta, Ca; II B Pant, Esq Pres { South
ern Express Co.; r B Bullock, f O., Sup'tI
TX. Co, Atlanta. Ga; Z. Hubert,
Esd, Supt Southern Ex. Co., Atlanta, Ga Jas.
Shutter, tSq, Sup't Southern FIX Co.. Memphis,
Tenn; s.. B. small, Esq, Supt Southern Ex.
New Orleans; AID Agents Of Express Com
iaull-lm.
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CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP Oh THE
APPEAL.

ARRANGEMENTS, long contemplated,
are at length on the eve Of consum-
nation, which will, we trust, effect a
marked change for the better, both as
regards quantity and quality Of
editorial and reading matter in this
psper; and shOnld no Unforeseen
occurrence prevent, We hope to an
nOunce in our next issue the new
programme in detail.
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EME
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER


Celebrated l. nc Tragedienne VESTVALI,
and the celebrated German Artistic,
NESTNALI LUND.
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From the Catholic MiTrorl
We are permitted to publish the fol-
lowing letter from Rome, addressed TO
our most reverend archbishop by Arch
bishop Lamy, Gearer of official doeu-
meuts of the council
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ID II UG USE
OF S. Mansfield & Co.,
Nos. Sol and 3O3 Main st.
Our Stock OF Goods is Perfect ans
Compete aI Ali Times.

Our experience in the trade Of Memphis Is such
that we understand and know fae wants OF
Druggists. Physicians- Merchants, Builder,
Manufacturers, Planters and others.
We shall AVE In our employ none but the
most experinced Clerks and assistants. All our
arrangements will enabls Us 70 render perfect
and complete satisfaction.
Thankful FOR the liberal and extensive pat
ronags bestowed upon Us he.eIoiore by the
citizens OF Tennessee. Mississippi, Alabama and
Arkansas. and the territory west. We hope by
constant attention 20 our own business 10 merit
and receive an increasing continuance
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MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
Practical Druggists and Chemists,
3OI and sos Main Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN
Plantation for Rent,

THE fine Cotton Plantation. situated In Tu-
i Mica county, Mis- e, four miles from Moon
Lake and ten from Helena, eight hundred
acres open, SIX hundred OF which were cult
waited the past year. The whole place Is finely
improved, has dwelling house with five rooms,
excellent cabins, sufficient TO accommodate
siNtF hands, and a nne Clubhouse, together with
stables and cOIncTIbs. Fine blue ans Bermuda
grass lots on she place. Mules, corn, fodder
and farming implements will De sold on "a
sousble terms TO the party renting. ! would
prefer giving a man who has some capital and
who can furnish the balsnee OF the hands re-
qutred, and who can give his personal atten-
ton to the management Of the place, an IN
teresu as a partner, my business rendering Il
m pOssiblafor me TO give my personal attention
10 IL. For terms anu further information &C
dress E n Appersou & Co. and W. H. D. Wen
dee, with Messts. Nm. Hill q Co, Memphis
Tenn, and David a Henderson, Moon Lake.
Parties wishing TO see the place viii get OF al
the Pass
jan29 I'm W. T. HUNT.
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TO CoRREsPoNDENrs

No notice can be taken Of Anonymous Com
munications. Whatever IS Intended for in
sertiOn in the APPEAL, must be authenti-
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer-not necessarily for publication, but
as a guarantee Tor his good faith and re-
sponsibnity.
An business letters for this Office should be ad.
dressed TO " X APPEAL" Memphis.
All communication for publication must be
written on one side or The page, and with
al other matters connected with the edito-
rial department, should be addressed: EDI-
TORS OF APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot, as a rule, undertake 10 return arti-
cles not found suitable for publication.
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OPINION OF TIE ENGLTsH PRESS.

In another column we publish a num-
Der of extracts from the English press
On the subject Of the Impeachment Of The
president. IL will be seen that all the
red-repubIican organs favor it. Nothing
else could have been expected from a
party whose objects have been TevoIu-
lionary and whose tendencies have
always been ~lamentsbly in favor Of dis
organization. This red-republiean party
las sunk a hecatomb of innocent lives
into eternity, and has yet accom-
plished u io5a Of good. The THAD.
STEVENS party ef America is but a wing
Of the red-republican party in Europe,
and is following fast in the same foot
steps. When it is known these parties
were usheredi in with blood, and have been
maintained at the cost of millions OF
lives, it viii not be wondered that they
all join in the hue and cry Of impeach-
menE.
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at The GreenlaW Opera House,
For a Few Nights, Commencing
Wednesday Evening, January 80, 1861.
MaeEyoy's Pictorial and Musical Exhibition,
THE

Or, A TOUR IN IRELAND, representing al
the principal cities and beautiful scenery IN
Ireland, on le,00Vfeet o. canvass The musical
nlustr tons are BY the Misses M&CENOY and
DALTON Mr. CHARLES MAcENOT. the
cSiebratsd lr1-h vocalist and COmmedian. will
appear r. Barney, the Guide, and sing several
fsvorite songs A Descriptive Lecture by Prof
MacEvOy. Admission, IS certs-Chiinren IS
cents. Doors open at 60 commence 3 guar
ter 70 s. fanA-lW
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
q r 0 w N & PERKINS,
PUBLISHERS OF
SH EET II USIC
and MUSIC ROCKS.

WE would respectfully cali the attention o.
w choir Leaders and Singing School Teach.
err to cur establishment, Nnere ali kinds Oi
Church Music Glee and Anthem Books can b.
obtained on the most favorable terms
The long experience of our Mr.. Perkins IA
Musical Conventions. Choirs, toe Concert room
and informal on on all points OF mu, cal in
terest az TO the selection OF p Oper works OF n
struction, formation Of Musical Schoois-pro-
gress in musical studies, and items OF general
Interest 20 composers. leaders, teachers and
students.
Sheet Music furnished on the usual terms.
with promptness and dispatch. Country orders
solicited, and selections made for pupils, teach
ers, concerts, etc, etc, etc.
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90

Tickets for this Lottery cost y DOLLAR
EACH, and can be purchased at the principal
jewelry and other stores on Canal street, and
at the principal hotels ana bookstores OF the
city.
Some OF the prizes are now on exhibition In
the windows appropriated 70 the purpo e by
Messrs. A. p. Griswold & Co, p. A. Tyler, C.. h.
u zimmerman, and Gaines & Relf, Cansl street.
II isprOpOsedt that the Lottery viii take place
AZ The close Of tie Bazear, which is 10 com
mence In February next.
II Will be entirely Under the preparation and
direction Of gentlemen OF high standing
LIB. HOOD President.
DABFEY H. MAURY.
Sec'y OF the S0urher Hospital Association.
P~apeIsdispCSed 10 fav8r the Bazaar Will please
o this advertise ment. decSl Iw
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Dissolution of Partnership.
LANDS FOR SALE.
T5CO FdiUGbLe Lots of Land
for Sale.

THE following two lots OF valuable Land vii
j be sold cheap, n applied Tor soon North-
east quarter s-ectiCn-SectiOn 3. toWnAhiy g.
range u, West Tunice cOun y, Miss, lmme-
dIately on the Mississippi river, just forty t40l
miles below Memphis, well v1Oded aud
northeast quarter OF section ul eleven, town
ship 80 tlTee, range west, DeSOtO coG-ss, Miss.
the latter heavily tmbered with walnut, beech,
maple and hickory. ana in the intnsdlste
vicinity OF 8 sawmtli. For PARTICULAR apply at
Counting Rsom DAILY APFEAI, No. Is Madison
street. Jams U
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Attachment Notice.

Before John c. Creighton, ). P.
J. J. Mhoou vs.. y. b. Csin.
T'HE defendant in the above entitled cause
i Will take notice that an attachment mas
been sued out against him upon the grounds
that he is a nonresident OF the stats OF TenneS-
see and the case set for hearing ~ my Office in
the city Of Memphis on the 18Th day OF Feb
ruafy. lS61, when and where he can appear and
defend said suit or the same viii be proceeded
with eX parte; and that a copy Of this order be
published once a week for four weeks in the
Memphis Daily Appeal.
JOHN e. CREIGHTON, J. 2.
Mem -, January Is. 1857. ianO law8w
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Dissolution Of Copartnership

TUE co.. artuership heretofore existing he
4 tween the Undersigned, under the arm.
name and style Of EAsrLAND STANLEY
Sins day dissolved by mstusl consent.
Tie business Of the firm VIII be settled by
" ID. EaSLland, who has associated with MIN
MI Lewis X. Gilbert, and Will cOntiuue me
business under the firm, name and StvIr or
E2stiand n Gilbert, at tae old stand, PAS Main
W. II. EASTLANp.
. p. IS. SIAN LEY.
HUNNEWELL, MOoREs HUKILL.
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Southern Hospital Association.

I'VE invite attention to the BEAUTIFUL
w PRIZES to be distributed by Rattle at the
BAZAAR, which will Be held in this city in
February next
They consi OF some Of the most costly and
beautiful pieces OF SILVER which can be pro-
cared in New Orleans OF LOCKS, BRONZE,
BOHEMIAN GLASS, fine HORSES, and many
other Ohiee : of taste and or substantial value,
amounting In all 10 abont