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FROM MOBILE.

MOBILE, February IA fire last
night burned the premises Of Goade &
Labeyser, and Marshall q Co., snd nu-
merous others. Loss $50 900. The orl.
gin Of the fire is unknown.
Dates from the Rio Grande Of the 9TH.
and City of Mexico Of the %, have been
received.
Ortega and Hatoni have been sent to
Monterey to be ooUrt-martialed.
There is much vacination among the
liberal leaders, They consider It GER
tain that they will retake san Luis
Potosi.
Reports are current that Juarez has
been captured, with his train and tbne1.-
quarters million in silver.
The imperialists are conscripting and
seiziDg horses.
"a French frigate arrived at Brazos
wrih liberal prisoners for exchange.
heiia has abandoned Maximilian's
cause
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It's lie for you, you bloody robber
/ never had such a thing In my house,
you bloody old thief %
Why, all YOUR neighbors know very
well that you not only keep hyprthe-
muse, bat that you have two diam,sters
locked up in your garret, and that you
go 20 walk with them every Sunday,
You heartless old heptagon."
"Oh, hear that, ye saints in glory
oh, that's bad language for fellow who
wants 10 pass himself oil for a jlntle.
man. May the divil fly away with you,
you micher from Munster, and bake
celery sauce from yonr rotten limbs
"Ah, you can't deny the charge you
miserable scbmuliple OF a duplicate
fraction.n
"Go rinse your mouth in the Llney,
you nasty tickle pitcher After all the
lad words you speak 1t ought TO be
filthier than your face, you dirty chicken
of Belzebub.p
Rinse your mouth, you wicked old
polygon. To the deuce pitch you, you
clustering intersection of sinking super
fiuties u
You saucy tinker's apprentice, If you
don't cease jour jaw, pii-"
But here she gasped for breath, Unable
to hawk ND any more words, for the last
volley Of O'Connell had nearly knocked
the wind our Of her.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-13

The winter has been as severe in Eng
land on the continent as in the United
States. a private letter from Paris,
dated on the 18th Of January, reports thai
the cold Is intense, and everything COW
cred with frost and snow. The heaviest
fall of snow for many years took place
in Scotland on the 18th and 18th Of Jan.
uary; railways were blocked up, and one
fatal collision occurred. In London,
January 18th, another heavy snow:storm
occurred. The mercury fell to two de.
grees below zero, navigation on the
Thames was suspended, and the public
works at BlackfriRr's bridge and the
Thames embankment were stopped. No
boats had arrived at Dover from Calais
for three days, owing to the blockade Of
The French railroad by snow, and the
consequent detention Of passengers. The
English coal traffic was also impeded.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-13

Negro slavery stillqs<lsts in Florida
The Indians of the Everglades have
determined to keep the negroes as slaves.
They deny the jurisdiction Of the laws.
Trouble is apprehended.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-13

David Gibson, heretofore counted
the wealthiest man in Cincinnati, is re-
ported to have lost over 81 200, 900 by the
recent failure Of Nash, Wilson i Co., in
New York,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-13

The distinguished statesman and no.
Iitical economist, ex-Msj. Gen. n. p.
Banks, declared, during his administra-
ton over New Orleans and a small por-
ton of Louisiana, that the emauelpated
egro would make thres hogsheads of
sugar where as slaye he made but one
The general must be delighted to SEQ how
true a prophet he is.-M 0. TFQPts,
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Improved Cotton Plantations
Phillips County, Ark, Fer Sale

Phillips J0UnIy, Ark, Fer SAFE.
WE have several drst-clsss improved pisnta-
w tons IN Phillips County, near the city OF
Helena. which Will be sud very low. Nearly
all these places have good dwellings and Other
home appenuageH, and have gin houses, cotton
presses, NEARLY new, AID everything ready for
cotton culture These plantations, ranging
from 80 acres 10 800 res pecI1veIy, are what are
termed second Bottom above overflow, and
fine uplaaus, bringing male OF cottOr 70 the
acre. Apply TO SALE a MACCARE,
Attorneys az Law and Real Estat- Ag'ts,
unvli Helena. Ark.
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FROM sA, FRAXII,CO.

SAN Francisco, February 70 The
Hale and Noreross mining company
have declared e dividend of 1925 foot
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The old Greek tragedies are reviy

The old Greek tragedies are revived OF
late in Europe. A tragedy Of Sophocles
was recently performed in Paris before q
private and select audience of classical
scholars. One-half of them went awav
and the other to sleep. The modern
Greeks do not appear 10 appreciate the
ancient ones. After the performance OF
the Antfgone, OF Sophocles, at Dublin,
the other evening, loud call was made
for the author, which was only Appeased
by the manager's appearing and stating
that the gentleman In question had been
dead some 1000 years.
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE
all LII Clre-r

HEBh-Es Lodge Of Perfection, l3th No. ]
Mecrs 4th Wednesday Of each month. John
Zen, sd, c.. NJ; h. 7. Tomliuson, sd, See,
MIrzHAs LodEe OF Perfection, 18th, No. 2
Heels "a wednesday Of each month. Georgl
AIeuerSh, 23t, o.. a.. A Il. Franklaac, Sd
Sec
CAsiPdrA ouncil OF Princes OF Jerusalem, 10th
40 J. Benz. X. Puilon, SD TSrsh.'. -
-. sec
CALyApY CEEAI-rEIt OF Pose Croix, 18th, No.
Charles y. Adams, sd, N. W. d. 4. Tom
Isu-au % b. see
f'HILLPfE DJrFLEsss CounciI Of K-h, S0th.
40. J. Henry 2. Woodard, sd, Comm.
" lIam \. Cirode E2d, Rec
COSsIsToRY or " EST TENSEssEE. S2l John
AiusIis. SD, Comm. in Chief; Dodge C.
Tr8utr. 32d. reg
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coRNER OF uN1oN. MEarH1s. rrrr

DEAR 8rzs
We would respectfully cail your tention 70
our card above. Having been lDug engaged ia
the Grocery and Cotton tactorage bus na-s iu
this place. with leri0r iaei.it IS for the tIas-
ALTON OF the same, a1d an intiulate kaoWleliza
OF the wants Of The planting comm Iini y. u "a
feel conddeut We can conduct your ou-ineass -
your ADVANTAGE and entire saflsr1rflOr. Clrr
GROChRY DEPARfMr nj, with the iucrrasF.f
fac ntiss At cur command, iOge her with our
long experience In the trsde, we can rrara.lrrs
70 our friends ana custonleFs a "a ana varifsl
stock, which viii enable rs AZ al times 10 mn
their orders promptly i AZ the love,r M art,rf
rates. One Of cur housf VIII devote Ills entire
time and attention - the ale Of COTTON
Having thorough knoWledgs OF he same and
being sallars only, We can a. all Times obtain he
highest market prices We are p7eraseli -
MAKE advances on Cotton ccnslgned totl7 All
eonsiEnments or Cotton win BE- covered wIfh
lnsurance In our open policy, unless otnersFiss
ordered By q strict attention 70 bu-iness We
trust 70 merit q continuance Of the liberal pa
tr0usSe already extended us. Seiicitfnz shz7a
of your DuslIlesi relualu very resrs,.f iilIy
ANpEttstlH. GAL a BuGBElk
A6HFEiIs, f1Hf.s sept. 4, t1ta. lS5z-
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A young man recently wrote to bis
sweetheart, saying "Thero is not a
globule of blood 10 my heart which does
not bear your photograph"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-13

Brick Pomeroy's Photographs are
selling in great numbers at La Crosse,
Wisconsin. One dealer makes them a
sneciaIfv
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UErVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

Appointment of Professors
FT'BE Board OF Nisitors VIII meet a. lhe Uni
,lrf s,.s 81 appointing Professor OF the Latin
LANGUAGE aud Literature, and Professor OF
INTERNATIONAL ana Constitutional Law, Equity
ard fhe Law Merchant
Commupicatious in reference 10 either Of
the appointments Is should pe sddr ressesi 70 The
Itector sf the University OF Virginia, Nare
NJ9 WerteInbaBeT, Seer etary.
W" Z. MAUPI I,
tvT=f CIgirilau 81 tlie Faculty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-13

1t is estimated by those who ought 10
know that al present, in round numbers.
there are about twelve hundred thousand
Free and Accepted Masons scattered
upon the face Of the globe. or this num-
Der, s0m5 one hundred and fifty theu-
sand are Ia England, one hundred thou.
sand In Scotland, and fifty thousand Ia
ireland. There are about six hundred
thousand on The continent OF Europe ;
three hundred thousand in the United
states and ufiy thonsaDd in other parts
OF the world. In England there are two
or three Thousand persons initiated every
year.
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NEW SOUTHERN MUSIC BOOK
Just Ppblishsdi
II A b O r
OR, rHE
RiGam0Hi Collection Of Sacred Music.
ny R. N. MCINTOSH.
~ v,vv4usa

Essentially Southern In It's main features.
Of the best Northern copyright Music. Its au-
army, com posed many stirring pieces in mo-
u1ents enat(t,-f drrirsr ffs M arthfu4z and cour-
ter-marchines In Virginia. The dirge used 81
the funeral q Gen. 7. J. Jackson $50 Wall
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Ths book emorltces everythfre Of ~al,,a =,
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sT. PAUt's ACADEMY

HELENA, ARK KANSAS.
fFIHE Principal Of this Academy begs % IN
L form be parents and sual diHHs or his pu
pls, and the public IN general, that the
New SchOOi-ROum and HoFmiiOFy
attached 10 the Acar eny are now ready, af-
f0rding every accommodation fOr The auvau-
tags OF pupils.
Prospectus can be rad on application 70
unvf0 EEV u ] frt-irAN priurinal.
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HEBREK AKB NlsONIO CALEEDLR.
MASONIODIREOTORY
1857.
LODGES

LODGES
AEeER0NA, No l62 Meets 1t Monday II
every month, az Odd-Fs How Kali cor. Cour
ald HsIn- D. G. Trader, ". Il; n. 7. Tom
liusou. Sec.
Eor IN aIEurHTs. No lis. Meets ID Friday o
each month Hall. cor Madison and second
J. J. Sellars W. NJ; Benz. k Pulleu, Sec.
I.ETLA SCOTT No. 2S- Meets lst Friday o escf
uoutn Hall cor. Madison aud Second. John
Atlslie. " A.: 4. L. Woodward. Sec
HSNILToE. No. 20. N Meeis 81 Friday OF each
month Odd-f elloWs' HalL p n. Stanley
K-M; " Il. Bats, Sec
EILwrNsI,G. No n ~ D) Meets 9Th Friday
of eacn mOuih-2yl Front street Johu =
Worsha1n, 50, ~. NJ Z. K. ruien, ed, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
FEs-y Chapter. No l. Meets Sd Monday Of each
muuth-Odd- Fellows Hall A. J. Rhee er
&. P.i Il. Il. Payuter, Sec
X. ASDs. n.
E-UHEEl Council. No. 8. Meets 81 Monday ot
-seE month-p odd Fellows Hall. John Zent
Tl. IT.; \. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TEMPLARs.
CYEENE o~mRndery. No. 4 Meets 4th Mon
day ~ each month. John ZsEL Com; n. J.
VI Niggiu, Rec.
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TTAvE on hand and to srr1rs-
- bbls OF Pork; 60 czsks 8 Bacon;
60J bbls sugar. 90 hhds. sugar;
600 pieces buEgiugs SO coils Rope;
50 bales Ind BagginE; 100 cases Brandy Cher
81 casks PiguyeJt Cas- Ties
q 10 Bran oy 10000 Cigars, various
100 boxes Virginia To- brands;
llaroO. 1000 bbls Flour:
% pgckages Tea; % cacdies Western To
2g bblE Molass baccO;
ldn = i.bls. MOlaasea; Ie1 baskets Piper Held
COO eases Wines and Ii sick and CE1uol
Quors Champagne;
50 obls salt: loo kegs MOlasses;
~ cases bnul: lo bbls. Meal.
aga
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CineinnAsI market.
CINCINNATI, October l.

CINCINNATI, october /.
FLOUR-In good demand; prices Csc
higher: sales of family at IL 25s1l so.
WHEAT-Scaree; farmers are not
selling because of the impossibiIity of
Getting in the fall crop, owing to the
drouth. Prices higher; closing at As
for No. 2 red, and so for No. do.
CORN-Firm: sales No. at 9sal 90.
OATS-In good demand, at 62aGa for
No. /. - ~
ptPT FY-ITnananged and firm.
CoTTOS- Dull: sales of middling at
'G1jBACCO-In active demand, sales
to-day of 176 hhds. medium leaf at l5a
30. and good to fine leaf at 25a35.
WHISKY-Dull: prices in bond rom
inal; good demand for free on private
MESS PORK-Unchanged; small sales
at 400. HAT.
BULK MEATS & BACON-Firmer
feeling; sales 10000 pounds bulk shoul-
ders at l2i; sides held firmly at l4!; ba-
con sides in demand: sales l6O hhds at
l64 for clear rib, and u for clear.
LARD-Firm ard quiet at l3fa1I.
CHEESE-Firm; Western Reserve,
l4t.
BUTTER-Firmer at 2 3Oa2 30.
POTATOES-Dull at OOa3 p, on
arrival: supply large.
FLAXSEED-In demand at = Lag 20.
GOLD-l43a143t.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. October IA letter
has been received ut the Office of Indian
Affairs signed by the head chiefs of the
Usage Indians aud dated Usage Nation,
south of Kansas. stating their desire to
remain on friendly terms with the
United States Government.
The Secretary of State, at the request
of the Dutch Minister, has sent circulars
To the Mayors of the principal cities,
asking copies of all laws, regulations
and ordinances for the preservation or
Improvement of the sanitary condition
of our cities. ana all correllative in
formation that is desired nv the Father
land government.
The Secretary of the Treasury consid-
ering the act of Congress of March ID,
lS77. mandatory, has this day issued the
following. Notice is hereby given that
the Assistant Treasurer at New York is
prepared and has been instructed 10 is
sued three per cent certificates as au-
thorized by act of Congress approved
March I'd, 1867, in denominations of
$1,000 and $4,000 each iR redemption of
the compound interest notes maturing
in October and December next. The
accrued interest on all notes presented
for such redemption will he paid in cur
rencI.
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An Army Of More than Tive
Thousand OHice-II elders

Are consuming your -uh,nr>v and b..
other hungry eNpectant 81" gathering ''
MIXTURES, 20 banquet Hpaa ihr vital. n F''
trate State.
YOur public huiIlng, aIr sinking dDlAsi'
the hundred thousand viii NO appafcB, rss
Your Lnnatic Asylum hI- ALREADY co~itf /"
o third more than the original r.tlaaais ~ y
whole, and the first wing u not ysI comps"
At the present rat" more than QUO mbiFt
dollars will be consumed IN What j. Boilrs. ~
than a stupondou- fraud, al whiib yog' p .
servants are CODniyiug
The PsnitentiaTy was expected 10 b. ss-' -
tl6s 600, but through the iUoOmPstsbJ no.
planned II, nearly fOur times A. much nab
will he required a. was originally INTENDED =
the expense Of the building will " hits -
Of one million dollars. OiheE operations VI -
lie men show a similar disregard VI yea ~
est. Many of them are mere ,,b,n,'osP 80
benefit and public robbery
Not q single Radical j0SInal VI 10 S'-p 4.
uttered wOr'l VI dcnunci4tiOn Of ibe.' .
other public wroRgs To the REsHILE Hi,'
almost ths exclusive honor 81 Champ.GhL.
popular cause against the outrage " W
pluDdsTers. In pursuance OF ~ pnfI -.
hunt down corruption and cOTupl'"ey'
KEGISTER will lay before tie p'"pF
startling facts concerning the ontAi i" "
funds upon public works. The mo'i 'sNS
frauds are known g. have soen perpft''t
every tar payer has Al ini"rr-t IN her a''.
meDt. We call upon the people % ~'''
support ~ In our effort
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Northumberland burned

NEW YORK, October 1.-The bank de
falcation in Connecticut is in Litchtield
county, the, cashiers name is COnklin,
and the funds were lost in stock specu-
lations.
The United States steamer Rapidan
has arrived here from New Orleans, via
Havana, 25th. She reports discovering
a vessel on fire at , j. 81, on tho 25th,
about five miles distant. She immedi-
ately hove for her and found her TO be
the steamer Tioga, from New Orleans,
via Havana, bound for Philadelphia,
They at once sent boats TO render
assistance, and after getting the pasSen-
gers aboard, sent word To the Captain
that We would lie by until the fire was
extinguished OF the ship abandoned,
which latter occurred at $50. At
o'clock we proceeded on our course, and
at 1890, saw her carcen to port and it is
supposed she sunk. All aboard were
saved but tue following, who were burnt
to death Perry Short, second assistant
engineer; John c. O'DOnncll, oiler. and
Thomas Crawley, coal passer.
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Hospitalitiss rendered.

New YORK, October 1.-The Board of
Councilmen met yesterday and adopted
q resolution by vote of. leyeh to eight
rendering the inequalities of the city
to General Sheridan, offering him the
nse OF the Governors Rom to receive
citizens.
Mayor Booth sent message to the
Brooklyn Board of Aldermen yesterday,
announcing that General Sheridan in
tended to visit that city.
A resolution was offered expressing
admiration for his military services dur
ing the war, but expressing their disap-
prevail of his cour.e in Louisiana. A
substitute fer this, rendering him a pnb-
lie reception, was lost by q tie vote.
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more whisky Fyaud,.

NEW YORK, October IA Washing.
ton special to the Post says: The In
ternal Revenue bureau received informa-
ton this morning fromthe Office of the
Fifth District Of Virginia, that extensive
frauds in distilling whisky had been dis
covered at Richmond. An effort 70
seize the establishment was unsnceess'
full, the officers having been met by
large body of men and forced to retire
Measures have been taken to suppress
the establishment Further tronole %
anticipated. 49,,
The trial of JEFF. Davis was conslde'eu
in the Cabinet meeting to-day.
The public debt statement Is reouS
and will be issued tomorrow, but VIZ
show no reduction IN the toIS. stste.
The principal change since the last s s,G h
ment is gold in the treasury VIA VIA
shows an increase over the amount ''-''
Printing impeachment testimony mi
been suspended for the present an r
not be resumed until the weel p IT, 70
TO Resembling of Cons.o.'' 80; 80
deemed necessary :, Pio,ou' I,o es
Innyn before ~ ssentatiOn to Congress.
The oblic-sion OF secrecy imposed upon
the -.aployes of the government print
;aS office is not deemed sufficient to
keep the testimony out of the hands of
correspondents.
A member of the National Republican
Executive committee says a correspond
ence has taken place between many mem
bers of the committee relative to the
place of holding the next National Con-
vention. Chicago, Indianapolis and Gin
cinnati are the the most prominent
places suggested. 1t seems probable
that Chicago will be fixed upon.
Another Washington special says; 1t
is reported that Robert j. Walker has
been rendered the Treasury portfolio by
tine President, and may be required to
assume the duties of his office immedi-
atcly after the fall elections.
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New York stock Marker.

NEW YORK, October !.
Stocks opened unsettled and lower,
but subsequently advanced and closed
strong. Canton, 431a43; Cumberland,
29sa3O; Quicksilver, 254a26i; Mariposa,
9alO: Pacific Mail, l4Oal444; Atlantic,
rl2all2t; Western Union Telegraph,
36ta36t; New York Central, loStalOes;
Erie, 6Ga6G!; Hudson River, l21al2o:
Reading, lOl4a1Ol4; Ohio Certificates,
26ta27; st. Paul, 42s; do preferred, CIT;
Michigan Central, l0S9alO9; Michigan
Southern, Sl4asl5; Illinois Central, l22
a123: Pittsburgh, 79a79!; Toledo, 1881;
Rock Island, 1O2alO2b; Northwestern,
42.a42i; do preferred, 66fa66s; Fort
WAYNE, lO0al6O!. Missouri Skies, lO45;
Tennessee Skies, ia.
Express Shares-Wells, Fargo n Co.:
$50: American, 81; Adams, 554; Mer-
chants Union, PAT.
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The Paterson Races.

PATERSON, n. j., October 1.-The Pat
erson races commenced today under the
most favorable auspices. The attend
ance was large. The defeat of Ruth
less by Decourcey, for st. Leger, excited
great consternatian among knowing
ones. and large amounts changed hands.
The first race was trial steeple chase,
sweepstakes for horses that never won
in n steeple or hurdle race. was won by
Tarquin. Time 6:35. The second was
the Underwood, for a gift of $500, for
all ages, mile heats; was won by Della
ware, FIVE years old, in two straight
heats. Time l:4ss each. The heat for
the third st. Leger, "a entries, p miles,
was won by Decourcy, three years old,
who beat Ruthless , l-2 lengths. Time
4:l5t. The fourth selling race, all ages.
IT miles, was wen by Clara Clanta.