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on Tuesday evening. Capt. Macarthur
has been suffering for nearly two years
most acutely with a disease Of the lungs,
the seeds Of which were sown while ac.
lively engaged la the military service OF
the late Confederate States. Few men
were more universally known and
esteemed than Capt. McA., and his death
will, we doubt not, be mourned bv all.
For many years he was engaged in steam
boating 10 and from this city. At the
outbreak of the late war he was amongst
the first to rally to the side OF the south.
and enlisted In Col. afterwards major
generail John 8. Bowen's first Missouri
infantry, G. s. A, and speedily arose to
the grade Of captain, and was with the
regiment when IL earned amongst 80
many competitors, the name of being
the "best fighting" regiment In the
southern army, a narae 1t held until the
day 1t stacked arms; On the final surren-
der 1t numbered less than forty men. In
1852, when Col. 10. D. Shelby was or
dered to the transit Mississippi, to form
that celebrated brigade of cavalry, Can't.
Macarthur went with him 10 the position
Of assistant Rdjutant general, a position
which he held until the spring Of 1864.
when, owing TO III health, he was as.
signed to post duty in Texas he had 10
the meantime been promoted to the rank
OF major of cavalry. During the several
splendid campaigns into Missouri, made
by Gen. Shelby, Macarthur was always
by his side. At the conclusion of peace.
Macarthur returned to his old occupation
Of steamboating, and during the winter
OF 1886, was actively engaged as
clerk and captain of the steamer
Richmond, plying in Red river.
During the summer Of '66 Capt.
Macarthur returned to this city and for
some time was engaged on the steamer
Big Horn, first SIS clerk and then as cap
tain In the fall, however, he purchased
an interest In the steamers Iron CITY and
Last Chance, and taking charge of the
first named started for Red river, He
continued ia command but q short time,
when, owing to his continually falling
health, he was compelled to abandon
the attempt Of running the boats; with
some few slight improvements he grad
ually and slowly declined, until at last
death put an end to his sufferings and
his spirit departed to a brighter and
happier world.
Capt. Macarthur was q man of warm
impulses, generous and open-handed toa
fault, gifted with a most amiable dispo-
sttion, and TO meet whom was to love, 1
Once known he was never forgotten, and
now, that death has taken - from
amongst US, his memory will be cher
ished as q sweet memory of the past.
At the time Of his death, Capt. Nc
Arthur was an active member Of the st.
Louis steamboat clerks benevolent asso-
citation, which will, we doubt not, pay a
high tribute TO his memory.
The "Freneh Clsretp Hat at 269
Main street, Miller & Leidy's, Memphis
Hat Company. mh2s 81
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The following is a statement of the
amount Of provincial notes In eircula-
ton on March 9th, and the amount Of
specie held against them at Montreal
and Toronto {:
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MKaPHIs. March 20, 1867.
Gold continues steady at 80 to 81
buying.
We have no transactions of note to re
port in silver. Buying at % to 2sc, ant
selling at 20 to SOC.
County warrants are lower. Broken
offer IS to SEC, and sell at So to zoe.
CITY scrip is dull and with little dc
mand. Buying ct y TO 74c selling a.
IS to 76c.
Exchange Is steady and firm at yester
DAVIS rates. Buying st par to of, and
selling at ! to premium.
Uncurrent money is dull, with few
transactions to report.
Bonds are dub at our quotations.
Memphis and Ohio railroad bonds, Is 10
zoe; Memphis and Charleston railroad
bonds, IS 10 zoe; Tennessee bonds with
coupons, 40 to zoe; Tennessee bonds,
new, SIS 20 soc; Mobile and Ohio railroad
bonds, so to 55c; Memphis city coupons,
90 to Csc; Memphis city railroad bonds,
so to SOC.
Information has been received that the
Montana bonds, supposed to have been
lost at the Southern hotel, New York,
have been recovered.
MASSACHUSETTS NATIONAL BANK
DrVIDENDs.-Phe Suffolk national bank
has declared q dividend of four per cent,
and the North national one Of five per
cent. The Second national has also de-
clared, but the rate is not advertised.
The First national bank Of Danvers
hes declared a dividend of ten per cent,
payable April ist.
CANADA REvENUE.-The revenue and
expenditures Of Canada Tor the month Of
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Office Hours from 8 g N. to 5 pm
OVERTON HOTEL
Rom No.

n. Rowing to engagements elsewhere, Dr.
BERNHARDT VIII be able 70 remain here but
time MY feb20 ~
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BOeKSELIERs ASD sTATIONERs.
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FURNITURE bE,LERs.

hICKINsON, JOHN A., - second street.
ELAHERTY, JAMES, Agent. S6 second
street.
TUNKERMANN, @. r, 81 Main street.
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10 N PATRONS OF TIE APPEAL
The carriers will be around this morn
ing to collect their weekly dues. We
hope you viii be ready with your
quarters, s they will then be able to
settle with the office. Further, we hope
you will, for the carriers convenience,
erect boxes at your gates, or cut holes in
your doors, that the papers may be
placed so hat none but yourselves can
get them, as Memphis is now infested
with paper thieves.
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THE CROssINGs.-If the authorities
will not keep the crossings clean and in
good order it must be done by private
enterprise. Several parties have en-
ployed men to do this work in the
vicinity of their business houses, but one
old negro was working on his own &C.
count yesterday, on Main street, near
Gsyoso, and was the recipient OF many
a dime, the passers-by contributing lib
orally to the project. Is it not a disgrace
to our street commissioners and alder
men that such things exist?
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RINEs I BANEERs.

IITTZENs Union Bank, p Madison street
NUMERICAL Bank OF Tennessee corner
u Madison and Main streeG-
I-SyTTW Insurance and Banking Com
ne1v- corner Jefferson and Front slreets.
ETEsT National BanE, Il Madison street.
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INTENT TO KTLL.-A man named
Hammer, who tried TO hammer the head
Of Louis Frieburg, was up before Justice
Miller yesterday, charged with assault
With intent to kill. 1t proved to be a
simple hitting affair, and the accused one
was let off by paying a fine of fifteen
dollars and costs.
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PLAYING PoLICEMAN.-An individual
who gives his name rs Pat. Mahan was
arrested yesterday, charged with acting
as policeman without authority, for
which he had to come up and settle in
the usuRl way.
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UNITED STATES CTRcVIT CoURT.-The
law docket was taken up yesterday and
called from Ne. As to "A. There were a
number of judgments rendered, and sew
eraI cases continued.
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ExANuNATION.-JosePh Donlan, the
man who fatally shot his wife on the
Pigeon Roost road, a short distance from
town, last Saturday night, will be exam
ined before Mr.. Justice Creighton this
morning, when he will probably be sent
70 the criminal court for trial.
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JOHN r FRAYsER N. d.


~ ANVt-
We have examined the Lenses OF Br. BERN.
HARDT, and consider them superior to any We
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isORGE r. GRANT, NJ. D.
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rev. J. d. W~ITHERSPODN.
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r ID ARNOLD, ~. D.. savannah. Ca.
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OVERTON HOTEL
Room No. 4.
n. Rowing to engagements elsewhere, Dr..
BERNHARDT viii be able 70 remain here but
ashort time only feb20 ~
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CRIMINAL COURg.-The case Of John
Garin, charged with murder IN the first
degree, was finished on Thursday even
ing. The argument Of the counsel ran
late into the night, and, after a retire.
ment of one hour, the Jury returned with
no verdict They were then put under
charge Of the officer and ordered to be
turned into court at 10 KIN. yesterday,
IN to which time they had stu failed to
agree. THEY then retired for the third
time. and returned for the third, stIIl
failing to agree. The court stands sd.
Iourned until q IN. to-day.
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NAPoLEoN.-Not the great emperor,
nor yet the prince, but an ebony eolored
individual, who calls himself Napoleon
Clay, was yesterday placed in 'quod for
getting his hands into the pocket of one
Warren Lee, purely by mistake he al
leges), snd taking therefrom a pocket
book. He will probably serve the city
for some daYs.
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ANOTHER VICTIM.-A man named J.
Murphy complained yesterday that a
woman, whom be met on Main street,
had picked his pocket of the sun of fifty
dollars in currency. Many Of these
llght-lngered female s~treet-walkers are
abroad, and those who are simple enough
even to hold converse with such charac-
tiers deserve to be victimized. The
woman has not yet been arrested, but
she is known to the police, and will
doubtless have an interview with the
| grand jury ere long.
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FIRE ARMS.

GLAssIcK, 8 &C. F., 20 Main stFNet.
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ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.-James B.
Wands was yesterday sworn in and sd-
mitted to practice as an attorney in the
law and criminal courts of the state. He
has an office in the Wickershsm build
ing, corner of jefferson and Third streets.
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COMMERCTAI.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS. March g, 1857, s Pm.
General RuSfuoaa

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL
MEMPHIS. March g, 1857, s pm. !
Genera business.
March has not bean a month to which
we may refer TO with any degree of pleas
uFe on the contrary it has been one OF
the most unpleasant months ever expe-
rieneedin this latitude. Business gene
rally has been very dull. Our grain
market shows some signs of becoming
weaker. Corn and oats are held lower
than on yesterday. We have no change
to report in other markets.
COTTON-The feeling in the market
was much the same as yesterday. But
few sales were made, and the prices paid
were rather inside our quotations.
Holders only offer outside lots. Nc full
tables are uncovered, and the day closed
as it opened-dull. We do not change
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re the Patrons OF the Appear.

You are requested not to pay any car
riers without a certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. L. DAVIES.
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The finest Beaver Hat that can be
made, at the Memphis Hat Company,
onposits Court u mh2S st
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COMMUNICATION the many expo
sitions which have been given Of the
aefarloas practices OF the confidence
men, it seems strange that people viii
vet siiow themselves to be taken in
A new dodge was ~prsetieed yesterday
whereby a countrymsn lost twenty-five
dollars and a gold watch. Officer Col
interrupted the sport, however, anS
brought the party before COMMISSIONS
Richards. who was Of opinion tba
twenty-five dollars would pay for prae
tlclng this little dodge.
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ELEvATED.-A well dressed man, who
gave his name as Thos. Wilson, was
brought before Justice Hall, charged
with robbing the house Of Mrs. Kellar,
on Second street. The evidence against
him being rather damaging, he was sent
to a higher court for trial. His prospect
for a free ride to the capital is very good.
CLOTHING GoNE.-Robbers and thieves
yet abound in u city when white
people are net robbed, the thieves go for
negroes. Yesterday morning Henry
Taylor, a ~peaeeable son of Ham, who
resides or Madison street, received q
visit and lost a lot of clothing, etc, to
the value of one hundred and fifty dol
lars. No trace Of the thiGl.
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EMMoNs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson
street, have received the Eclectic Maya
zine, Blackwood, Galaxy, DeBow's Re-
view, Old Guard, Every Saturday, Art
Journal, chronological Journal; also
the Ledger, Chimney Corner, Album,
Police Gazette, Scientific American,
London Illustrated News, Round Table,
Courier des Etats Unis, German Leslie,
Stats Zeitung, and everything else in
fheir line.
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A JUMPER.-Bounty jumping, so
called, has not been practiced much
since the negroes who tried the dodge
were caught and imprisoned still the
idea has not been given up by some Of
the freed race. Yesterday M William
Jones, who had agreed to go to Collier
vile and work on the plantation of Mr.
w. R. Mellier, showed signs Of backing
out, for which he was arrested ant
brought before Squire Black. The
negro made fair PROMISES and the en-
ployer declined prosecuting and paiC
l the costs.
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Testimony Of Observation-Disclosures

From Medical Gentlemen.
Professors OF the highest Opthalmic talent in
memphis, Tenn, and in the Union.
MEMPHIS, TENN., February "a. 1861.
40 most Willingly bear my testimony in IA
yor OF the superiority Of the Australian Crysfal
Speetaeles over ali other kinds They are con
structed p the best established aud under
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any point OF the surface, they appear to restore
the eyes 70 their youthful energy. ] can the
more confidently recommend Or. BERSHARpT
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OF those from whom he come rec mmenaed 10
Us A. TAFTHR a m
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MEMPHIS ESS- February Is. 1857.
1 have found a great deal Of 0 leaSure I'm *
aiming the exquisite fabrics n DR.. BERN
HARDr, IN the way OF EYEGLASSES. The Crys-
tai used BY him Is Of wonderful purity. and Inc
style Of his Glasses 50 diversified as to suit every
conceivable case Of need. he has selected for
me a pair Of Glasses, which promise 10 give ms
great aid and comfort IN my future reading ]
aR among the many persons who testify 10 hi
capacity - an Ocul1sI and Opticlau aud TO the
value Of his services rendered 70 them. several
prominent Clergymeu anu statesmen with
whom l am acquainted.
JOHN n u
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CIR GU
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the patrons OF the APpIaAL, that since
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-The bene-
At of the Arabs at the New Memphis
theater was very well attended last night
but we fear that, financially, they have
not been a success to Manager Thompson.
They appear tonight for the last time.
On Monday night Mrs. d. P. Bowers,
one OF the most talented and beautiful
actresses on the stage, will commence an
engagement, opening with Lady Aad-
ley's Secret, dramatised from Miss ME-.
Brsddon's novel Of that name.
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FOR RIVER.

FUR AHhANSA9 Err
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS
RIVER PACKET.
For Helena, Napoleon, Pine Bluff and
Little Rock.
CELESIE--------..---.Reese Pritchard master
This elegant passenger steamer IL
IS nov Loading al the foot Of COurt6SzL
street and viii leave
TUESDAY, I'd Inst, a. 8 pm.
W. JAY JOHNSON. Agent,
mhS0 Ct Star Wharf boat.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS
RIVER PACKET-U. g. MAIL.
For Pine Bluff and Little ROctSA
master
This elegant passenger packet IA
will leave .s
SATURDAY, soth inst. at 5 pm.
LARHY HARMSrAD & CO, Agents,
Corner Main and Madison SITS, or
mh29 e City Wharf boat foot Monroe ST. 9.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AeD ARKANSAS
RIVER PACKETLU s. MAIL.
For Helena, Napoleon, Pine Bluff and
Little Rock.
GLEAN master
This superb passenger steamer E.EA
will leave Is above on E
SATURDAY, 3lth inst, at ) pm.
JAMES 7. BOURNE & Co, Agents,
mh2S St No. u jefferson street
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Coon LuoK.-ope of our cotempora-
ries announced a windfall that had made
one OF our most estimable ladies an heir
ess, but gave the masculine afix, and
therein told but half the tale. Mrs. c.
A. Wilson, a matron who has main
tanned her family by the hard earnings
of her own industry, has suddenly found
herself a legatee, with a good round for
tune, As soon as the cebwebs Of the law
are Pamoyed.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
REG ULAR MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS
-
For Cairo and ST. louis.
ADAM Rowland master
This swift running steamer will ST.
leave as above on S
SATURDAY, 10th inst, at s pm.
: FLEN. CALVERT, Supt.
PETERSON & DILL, Pass. Agents Rh9 q
REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET.
For Cairo and Saint Louis.
PETER BALES-----.-J A. Williams master
This excellent steamer leaves IT.
Memphis as above, -
SUNDAY, Slst inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO., Agents,
Corner Main snd Madison sts.. or
mh29 81 City Wharf boat foot Monroe st
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Notice.

The public are hereby notified not 70
pay to any one any bills due THE APP
PEAL, for advertising since January slst,
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN AINsSIE,
Cashier and Manager.
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s. H.. ToBEY, President. e. KIRK, Cashier
MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

Successors to
OcDES, ToBEY q CO,
No. Is Jefferson street, Memphis, Tenn,
Dealers in
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roe vICKsBURG.

FOR VICKSBURG.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND VTCRSBURG
PACKET.
For Vieksburg and all Way Landings.
Dan h@sbeA
This splendid steamer willlesve -A
as above on -
THIS DAY, 30th inst, at 5 pm.
misc 1t VINSON & DONAHUE, Agents.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND HCKSBURG
PACKET.
For Helena, Friar's Point, Napoleon.
EuniCs- Gaines Landing, Green
willie. Lake Providence,
and Vicksburg.
DAN master
This splendid passenger packet uM@
leaves on A<
SATURDAY, S0th inst, at 5 pm.
W. JAY JOHNSON, Agent,
mh2e 2t Star Wharf boat