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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

CoRw1N.-Our old friend Corwin, at
his little stand on Main street near Mad
ison. has a large stock of al the latest
papers aud periodicals on hand at all
times. Call on the old Conied.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

SUNDAY READING Reading matter
Of all kinds is to be found at Col. Ed.
Worshsm's depot, No. 1855 Main street
this and every other morning. Ed. al
yrcvs has the DAILY APPEAL. Make a
note Of his place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

sock on hand February l5..... 1928
Notwithstanding the heavysnow on the
mountains. saws the Placer Herald. the
work on the Pacific railroad is prosecuted
with vigor. Theseyeral tunnels piercing
summit ridges are being worked night
and day, and the calculation is that they
win be finished and the track laid in time
for tbs "spriog trade" The company
have now about 1000 Cinnamon at work
on the track on Truekee river, east of the
mountains, and in q few months the
stEea hprssn will be ssorting = Ia the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

FNfNoNs & SoS-This euterprisiDg
firm Of n~ewsdealers have on hand the
latest reading matter Of every kind.
Their tables and shelves literally grosn
with choice food for The mind. We are
Indebted 10 them for the last New YORK
dail'e aud weeklie5 g well rs the dadieS
fon s.. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville
and New Orleans. Get your sunday
reading fiona them to-day, at No. 10
/ Jedsrpon street.
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pIxoN & PEGGY,
CHARTERED IN lSA6.
Col. r, =. 2. BLbEN, superintendent
Assisted by a f1u and se;e Faculty

TIVE gsurse OF study Is that usually tAnsa.
Ia8aIs re,g.yes special attention. I'M Dl-CP
UIs Il ssltraI ILs u4rus reports me g9seE"-
v,snf strict cut mII aud parental faren :
- e.-l rE4fr vCsfs 30 ibis School Win entire
rond4e0cs q al they viii pot % eApstl 20
fb0-- sIlur ew-uts 20 wee anu
t.s-r,1 Ia AN 1wnsa cities, tle location Heils
a. mile from any towl-tle ~liuatl,n IN &
E,sE and rolling country noted for heslih aha
EzlubrEy.
Tie Spring Session. 1897
WIN commence On MONDAY, -NJAA1 n
lvT and -OuLEue IF5ufII-V weeks
tHsr-es lJr Bga-d and tuition lncluUlh
lgbr-. mel ana WgshILE, One Hunalel Eu-
Seventy i've Dollars Nl currency
-raral -sil-, invariably IA advance NO
extras whatever.
AdlFs4s superintendent armda o.
ErauEFr con w. kaufuHEE nft-"h
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"
A ROLAND FOR Az OL1vER-Justice
Creighton wss kept busy yesterday issu-
ing processes and trying the parties on
various charges, al growing cut ot some
trivial dispute as TO an account. II
would seem that one Dr.. Laski had q
| bin against one Jas. Russer, the payment
/ Of which the latter disputed, ~whereupon
some difficulty arose. Mr.. Russer had
the doctor arrested for assault, which
was dealt with In the police court. He
ON the same charged iad him brought
before Jno. G. Creighton, Esq, who
settled the matter. Laski then got out
a peace warrant against Russer, Wit
came into court and gave bond withou
investigation. he, in turn, swore out
warrant against Laski VINO stood trial
witnesses were examined, when tn
question Of character came up, and wa
pretty freely ventilated. After 8 patien
hearing the doctor was bound over i
the usual sum to keep the peace toward
lanes RusseT and all other good cit
Ems. 1t is to be hoped that these tw
wortbies have had enough eross-nrin
Tor his present
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

PERJURY.-The perjury case which
has SO often come before Squire CTeiEh-
ton. wherein Mrs. Thorn is charged with
committing the crime, was up again
Yesterday. The lady was bound over TO
snpaar at the criminal court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

Ns1o OlymDic.-Look for great attrac-
| ton Monday evening The new com
Dany has arrived from New Orleans,
! and among them IS tAe premiet danseues
Of Wheatiy's Black Crook, New York,
| Miss Fanny Weaver $50 the CREST
| barioist. Mr.. Dave Williams.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

Clermont, City of Alton, GuidOn, Ella
Faber, Laura Fen50n, Mariner, Sam. J.
Hale.
MiseeilaneOus.
We learn that that the New Orleans
and st. Louis packet White Cloud No. :,
when rounding u from the wharf at
St. Louis, IOaded to the guards with
freight for the former city, 5 ruek the
wreck Of the sunken Belle Memphis and
sunk in deep water. Tie bOatwas headed
for the bar, but filled so fast hat she
went down before reaching shosl water.
The boat and cargo, it is thought, viii
prove a total loss. We did not learn that
any lives were lost.
When it was first announced that
Capt. Cannon Intended naming his new
steamer the Robert Z. Lee, . howl went
up all over the North and the radical
press teemed with v~ituperation against
the boat and the gallant Old hero whose
name it bore. Some ever went so far as
TO say that her speed was typical Of the
retreat of Gen. Lee bgs:s the union
forces after the evacuation of Richmond.
I These things have not been forgotten.
We do not object to the radicals Of the
north naming their steamers after those
whom they love to honor. 1t is q privi-
lege 10 southern man would debar them
were it in their power to do so, but when
they send sush boats into u waters and
expect US TO patronize them they Will
ind that they have not calculated y
with the usual s~hrewdness OF the yankee,
We we're lead into these few remarks Oy
seeing at our landing yesterday a steamer
with a full length portrait CT zen. Phil
Sheridan on her w~heeibOuses-a mar
who has done more than any other, save
= Beast Butler, to make the world despisC
the uniform he wears, whose little spite
and vindictive nature made MIN refus'
the appeal made to him by the people O
g whole city to show some outward mari
Of respect for the gallant dead. Steam
boats bearing such names, we are free L
confess. will never be q success in tbs
lower river. The Lacrosse packet com
! papv who own her and have sent he
south for sale viii not find a purchaser T il
this market. What's in a name p
: could be answered very expressively b.
|, the unlueky owner of this steamer afte
/, running her a few trips in trades We VIC
| of.
I The City Of Alton with a tremendOu
{ trio, came in yesterday from Sc. Louis
Brick" Pomeroy was a passenger o.
9 the Alton.
' Our new city authorities have shown
: very eommendable desire to dojustice
e the steamboat interests OF our city an
g 10 doug so, have won the esteem Of tia
. lsrgs and eutsEpFising slass Of en- pseel'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

RAIL Playa a match game Of
base bail, played yesterday between the
ST. Igzarus aud R~esolute clubs, the
former were victorious.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17
FOR WHITE RIVER.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
REGULAR MEMPHIS WHITE RIVER
For Helena, FrIars Poiua. DuvAu,s
Bfun, Little ROcE, Augusta, les Arc
and JaeksonpOrt.
COMNERCIAL--E A Levy master
This elegant passenger steamer -
viii leave ~
TUESDAY, lsca inst, at JPN.
JAS T. BOURNE 4 CO. Agents,
ie6I5 = No RJeferson street
GCLAR MEMPHIS AND WETEE RIVER
PACKET
For Augusta, JaeksOnpOrf. Little ROek,
Batesvfle, ~PScAhOutas. and all POINTS
on Little Red and SLACK rivers.
CLERMONF .--4,-.....-.---- Wumans master
This splendid Passenger steamer -
viii leave AS ABOVE -
MONDAY, 18th inst, at S D m
W. Jay JOHNSON. Agent.
@6E It star b boat.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND WHITE RIVER
PACKET
For Helena. Delta. Frfar,s PofHf. sun
d yer ialonia, Carson's, EoncorGi2. mouth
White River, Indian Bay, st. Charles,
Daval's Bluff and Augusta.
Connect ~ Augusts with the FAIRY Queen for
IaeksoHport and Black higsr.
THIS splendid passenger packet IL
viii leave for the above -
TUESDAY, lath inst, a. s pm.
LEVY MILLER. Agents,
teb't3 IS Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

Te ue Patrons O. D. Appeal
You are requested not 10 pay any car
rjsrs without certificate from me, sno
70 report at the counting desk any II
regularity in carriers. l.. DAVIES
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

REGISTRY OF DEEDS ASD MORTGAGES.
H. b. 5. Williams TO Z. Keck, deed,
mart OF lot : ia block 80 W. Schneider %
NJ. Houauder, transfer Of lease A. J.
loom 70 7. ". Ledbetter, power OF a.
tornev; Thos. Msyawel to Lucy Z
Maydwell, quit claim Thos. ID. Ram
msr and wife to +. J Conner, deed SloO
lots 25 and p in block %; &c McDavl1
10 J. J. Aiken, quit claim J. J. Aikei
toll. C. McDavitt, trust deed to seeur'
certain sums Herman Caro- to L. Loe0
mortgage on saloon, etc.
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NOTICES.


wats.,as CANCER Fustftufe and Magnets
fnsrmarv. No. ss5 wabash avenue, Chicago
in. and No. I'll hain street, Memphis ol
stairs uuder the control Of the reno"heo
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ass,sted bv the best medical talent. All the so
called ipcurable diseases treated as speeialities'
Thev have a certain and painless cure for can
.en and juniors. an infal ible system for con-
sumption and asthma; specifics for heat DIS
ease and eumatIsm and perfect success IN
the treatment OF all other chronic diseases
based upon the latest discoveries IN meolet'
claIrvoyant and magnetic science. IT'S 8 act
demonstrated by fifteen years practice that
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can, by the healing power posse sed BY the
ella rvoyant sisters. address National Cancer
Institute and Magnetic Inhrmsry' lock DoA
/ 5sos, Uhicago, IL, or lock box S07. Memphis
Tenn. isDNo
P-tsssburr CoAI-Brsgs a P~eterson-ofice
Is Madison street. Branch oface, 81 Main
J.. z. MosELEY, Agent
Eevsovas-Dn. Mortirnore q Payne have re-
moved their once from the Commercial Hotel
% the Workman House, Room No. 2, the one
oceupisd BY Dr. Mortimore the past four years
where ALI. who desire 70, can consult them and
procure treatment.
Special attention given 10 all he yaroua
forms of chronic diseases, especially Disease Of
I he Lang and Throat. Disease OF the Heart,
Liver, spleen, Kidneys and Spine, Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diseases Of the stomach n Bowels,
| Rhsumatisrn, Neuralgia and Nervous ahee-
lions: AL the afdictve forms or Female d.
aeasss. as also al diseases having origin In I'M
4 p~uriLies Of the blood and vital fluids.
Odce hours nom 8 O'Clock am. until O'Clock
PM. daily. May Sa
A good price viii be paie for a complete NE
o. the Daily APPEAL, embracing the period
from January LIST to June 6th, l5d2 Apply at
the Counting Room No. u Madisaa street.
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FOR RIVER.

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
E ULAR MEMPHIS M ARKAN8AS
RIVER e. g MAIL PACKET
Tor Pine BluH and Little Rock.
-------W Intake master
This splendid Passenger packet -
leaves on C
MONDAY, 18th inst, at S pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE a CO.. Ag'ts.
te0i5 Il No. Il JedersOn strpet.
MEMPHIS GAREAES4S RIVER PACKET
co HP4NK
For Helena, Napoleon. PsRs BIuI and
Little Hook
Whitaker master
Thig fsst and eommOdious steam r.
er viii leave as above on E
MONDAY, 18th inst, at pm.
LARRY HARNSTAD & CO.. Agents.
febII IL WharfbOst or IA jefferson sc.
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BOARDING.
DOARDING c.

have several large snd ~cotnunodious rooms
comfort.blt furnished. which / will rent W.
bari. Also. two comfortable too-rs stlLD
for Offices. A lev day boarderE can also ue ~
commodated at No Linden Hortheast
Linden and Shelby streets leD-o
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

PERsovAL-John Hod8ett, E=qr OF
the St louis Daily Times, is in the city
stopping at the Overton He returns to
his Missouri home in a few days We
are clad to see him in such excellent
health and spirits.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

1. O. 0. F.-The Odd Fellows lodge
room, on the corner of North Court and
Main streets, has recently been rehtted
in elegant stye, at a cost OF over six
thousand dollars, aud VIII be open ioi
public inspection on Wednesday, Thurs
dav and Friday. On Friday evening
the degree Of "Rabeccs" will be con.
fsrred upon the wives Of al Sdd Fellows
who desire it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-A fair
house was present at the New Memphis
last night, to witness the Florences IN
that never-tiring drama Rory Who're.
A Memphis audience will never tire ct
Mrs. Floreuce's capital singing. On
Monday sight the great play entitled
the colleen Baum will be presented with
Mrs. Florence as " Colleen Bawn' and
Mrs. flanagan as the % Colleen Dau"
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NOTICES.

n . tt & E
~ibe-e viii be no ills paid by the steamer
DIE VERNON miles, ordered BY the captain
= TrarE j. r. H4thS
g-T.H, .r4s ,-els-.Ae corv. au6 u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

We make the following extract from
the Memphis Price Current, of to-day
Liverpool anticipates a falling off this
year from the East Indies Ct $4,000,
from Brazil of $1,000, ard from the
United States-on the basis Of a 1000, GOO
crop-of 262. 600 bales, and III increase
from other sources, principically Egypt,
of 200, eco bales-say falling of:
East Indies of 100000 bales, equal in 400
pounds bales, 1880
pound bales, 2sas0
bales a,s75
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

nj
RS. r.. II. Chaplin 4 Co. vs. J. Bose Ct a.,
as. Ben Mag Is. ". L. IA ct All
AZ. d ri. Ssasteruan VS. J. Z. Chadwick.
- James HcBrids w. j Smes A Cant et 81.
+gJ. l.. VI. Appsrson rs. W Dav1e.
tq1 DeLesesue vs.. Bank Of Charlesaon.
sg8 Miles Owen vs.. sane.
3QL Mar A MARSH ct 81. vs. John HeeoT4-
tqL. O II. Smith ct al. vS.j- ~. Nausut eI a.
gg6. r. Hinck.ey IS. A q ksrchu&-
Ig9. b. Eddiugs VS.. ". D. Dunn.
sU &C. Belts 81 al VS. q. Laird et Al.
5U. e. V. Edmonds vs.. q. W.. Fisher CT A.
80. Il. +. Hill ". JnO. Harbert.
52 Chas Jones VS.. r. " spencer
aA. ayuia Rawling ct al. vs., 4 q. MOUNT eL H.
=E5 A. L Gaines vs.. W LLdDs-
7pl 5Ol Frank Bydp VS.. Z. NJ Nlu5tTs.
JJl. Cnss. HoHstadJ vs.. Il. Ratil-Ei.
jng. HI SimgOus vs.. Geo Du-ham.
so. p. &. DILL .. II. Alsnp Z al
5ES. z. g. Brthsfs VS.. " q. IoErson 81 a.;
IA ii. MlCE1um vs.. r.. +. Andersen 60 a..
d.. VIM. Hc3t % 81. rs. A wells ct al
SIS ChG-. Il. Pa ton vs.. same
] 5I-. Thos- Cochran 20 a. ". same
Z BIS Jas. Z. Converse et al. ". same
49, Th0s Cochran ct al vs. same
I ~. T. Il. Craige vs.. r q. Holmes ct al
ia y. BaglaEd. e parte P-t'ion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

House Of Frank.-Everyb0dy who
knows Frank goes to see him; eonse-
onently it is one of the most popular
places Of resort in the city. His stock of
wines, liquors and cigars is better than
good, and If one desires the finest Balti-
more oysters, Frank can serve you.
Strangers visiting the city should not
leave without going to Franks. Go eat,
drink hnd h0 merry tei2R
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

h disastrous results OF the late war having
forced me b dispoae Of most CT my property
have concluded 70 u~edertakethts business, hers
in the midst ofmy Old friends, for the purpose Of
making An honest living for myseI and family
By my own labor, and . retrieve, - hr as Il
may be possible, the LOSES ent4iied BY tne hte
war. To my old friends, and 70 si Who may
feel dispozed 70 give me thetr business 7 pledge
nay psrsonai attentioR y - an1afsRt trauzaa-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

HORSE LOST
light bay HORSE, swob TAIL nign hea1
beavg maze. one hind foot, last truttef' az
aoont nlua years Old. AM one rstuIhin
above Horse 10 FORESTS Stable, on
street. VII be literally rewarced.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

STEAM JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
And sra prepared at all times 70 do CONNIE
GAL. Law, STEAM dOAT and EAELR iAu
Pr NTING. IN the ueatest, cheapasE ana be .
style OF the art.
Cab and examine our zooas. styles and prices
kHhR I'm
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WANTE d
.ANTFD-AGFNTS-

W -, -
A nrEt-elass hEh-nohe DIV 81
go F.noed hsuF need apply. To a good per,
p1u constant mplOyHnenL and gpro wages Wi
BE- given. Apply ~ 20 Madison street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

CanuNAL CoURF.-Roa. Judge Wm
Hunter, presiding.-There was sixty
nine eases of scire facias disposed Of yes
terday. The misdemsanoF docket VII
b. called en- Monday
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17
FOR SALB.

TO r > A L -
me lsrze Fire snd Burglarpro1t SAFE ioF
sale. Apply 20 iGo Front street Those EisH-
ing u good sale al a bargain call soon leL. Il
Il y r 5 = L E.
~ elegant Horse. Buggy aud HarneSs-one
OK lie mos complete turlOuts IN the city.
a. II B-EEChhII & Co.
rs11e I've M 81 and ag8 SesOuI street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

NEWS on BEAL STEEET.-Tom Ma
louey, who has hosts Of friends among
the typos, daily exposes his stock OF lit
erature for sale at No. go Beal street
His circulating library is feature OF the
establishment and an evidAke Of Ton's
enterprise. We are indebted TO him Tor
the Iat.st rannrs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

Potutoes-Fifteen hundred large bar.
rels No. l Piukeye potatoes on board
lstboat now lying in Wolf river near
the mouth, and for sale by }. NJ d
c. Barter. ~"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17
WANTS.
WANTED

WANTED
~ a romretent man, 3 situation As VNEh'
49,, ". n. b,
feSfs IN APPEAL once, Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

OBsTEUcrIoN-It is high time that
the distractions on the sidewalk in front
Of the building lately erected on the
southeast corner of Main and Court
streets were removed. For about four
months past the walk has been danger
Gus and almost impossible. Is there no
city ordinance that covers the case? /!
50, why do the police not enforce it2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

The TAR firm Of Wood & Rose is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
WALKER WOOD.
SAaL ?. ROSE.
MEMPHIS. February :, 1897. bL
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MISCELLANEOUS
DIR. D. ). ~o'REILLY

DR.. D. J. O. e EiELTy
late Of L~o1lvins. KY
"ANJEG GtrrTEalust 20 locatr permanently
II IL Enis CIV. teu~rrs his lrualsslonaI terN1-
- fr tie rirIE-u- OF Memphis. tHce over
RHles. store. west side OF Main street, No. Z7i.,
D.tUecu NaGtz1u ana Court SIS. feh- sm
n-vpS. ". A, PEECE
DIXON & PERCY,
TTOENFY- AT LAW, ~Greenvilea Miss
E5arasula, BOLIVAR, Washington and i~sagu2u-a
COUNTIES
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

coal -Bigley, Mellersh & Co, No. 81
Jefferson street, have spendid FIttsourg
coal. Leave your orders. feo4-u
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TIE SPArrER CAsE.-The party who
chastis the negro drayman, on Jeffsr-
son street, Friday last, for nearly injur-
ing a lady and bespattering her with
mud by his careless driving, is named
Keliv, a p~atrolhsn on the metropolitan
police. superintendent Beaumont sus-
pended him for the act. He afterward
had some difficulty with the same negro
when he was esmissed from the fierce.
Kelly is a man Of good character, and
we know him to be an efficient officer.
He it was who arrested the negro who
murdered the white man in Chelses,
some DAYS since, a full account Of which
appeared in cur paper. We hope to see
him restored to his position, believing
that it was from his native g~allsntry,
aud a desire to repel an insult offered to
a lady, not a desire to do wrong, that
prompted him to act as he did.
BUIsLAY FAMILY.-At the matinee
last evening this troupe was greeted with
a full house, composed principally Of
ladies sDd children, who were evidently
we'll pleased with the performance Al
night another large and aPpreciative
audience assembled, who evidenced
their satisfaction by repeated rounds Of
| applause. The varied performance o.
this well selected corps Of artists is cal
culated TO please all, and an evening
cannot be more pleasantly passed than
IN Witnessing the daring feats OF the
/ Buislay Brothers, and the graceful
| dancing Of Nile. Sina Windle and bal
let. On Monday evening they give sn
/ other entertainment, introducing a mum
her of new aud daring feats, tableaul
and pantomimes, when we doubt no
they viii have a full house.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

The consumption in 1865 was {of 400
pound bales) 3.S12,00 bales. Evidently,
then, the consumption there will have
TO be greatly lessened, or prices advance
TO figures that will iRdUce greater sup
plies from India, etc, than have been
calculated on. And as it is authorita-
lively stated that in Europe there are no
large accommodations of manufactured
goods, it may be assumed that there will
Be no greater decrease in consumption
! than is necesitated by actual shortness OF
supply in the raw material, aud we may
be justified in anticipating, as soon as the
limited extent OF Our crop is realized,
hat prices will materially enhance.
MEMPHIS c0rTOE
stock on hand Sept. LIST. bales..-.- l0.ssi
- .tfg -zaE EE4Q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

CHANcERY CoURr, NoUembeT term,
Hon. Wm. NJ Smith, GaneeHo1.-G. P.
Caldwell vs.. f. Merriweather, %iujune-
ton dissolved and bill dismissed; A. B.
Haynes ct al, ex Parte petition, decree
confirming sale Thos. Peacock vs. Sal
lie N. Thomas ct al, decree Of Rale.
oALKSDAR FoR osp FKBRUARl-lS, 1857.
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For Reat.-Desirsble lots for garden
ING and seventy-fve acres OF land with
house, known as the Dunn estate, con-
venieut to city railroad. PARTIES wishing
to rent please apply at my office S22
| Front street. J. J. DUBOsE.
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rOR gr. rRArCI RIVER,

REBULAR ST. FRANCIS RIVER PACKET
Fer Helena, WIttSbarg and 50 Franco
H4yer.
MOLLTE HAMBLETON bowman Mastss
This excellent passenger steamer
viii leave as above -
TUESDAY. 18Th inst, at S p. ID.
LARRY HARMSTAD q Co, Agents,
febIT 70 On Wharf boat or IA jefferson St
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VERY BAD.-DeSoto street. from Lin
den to Peal, Is almost Impossible. It is
charged that the gas company tore up
the street for the purpose of laying their
pipes aud left it IN a worse condition thar
they found it. II the company is 70
blame they should be compelled 70 re
usir the damage. Whose iaUll is it that
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o LoUIsvILLE.

FOR LOUISVILLE
REgULAR LOUISVILLE AND EfEHPHLs
PACKET.
For Cairo and Louisville.
ELLA FABER- ~Peckauhsuzh mas4er
This excellent steamer leaves
Memphis a. aDave, z
MOsDAY, Isth inst. at pm.
W. JAY JOHNSON, Arent.
teoll " star WharfDoa1
REC CLAR EEW ORLEANS AVID LOULx
LLLE PACKET
Yer Cairo and Louisville.
DAVID master
This new and splendid passenger
steamer VIII leave As above on ~
MONDAY. uih inst, At 5 pm.
LARRY HARsusTAD & Co. Agents.
No IA jefferson street,
febl7-lt and City wharfbOat foot Monroe 81.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND MEMPHIS
Tor Cairo and Louisville.
LAURA FENTON BsUss master
This new and elegant passenger -
steamer leaves on E
Tuesday. 18th inst, al D 70
LARRY HARMsTAD a CO agents.
"a Jefferson street or
febi7 q City VIA boat loot Monroe 81.
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Another BRACE.-Tw0 staterooms
on the steamer Belle Memphis were en-
tered yesterday morning and the passen-
gers robbed. John T. Bradford, Of Rip
lev, Tenn, lost a fine gold warch; J.
II. Avery, Of s.. Louis, was robbed OF
two New York drafts for S542S, fifty dol
lars in ~greenbscks and sIot Of vaiusble
papers. There is no clue 90 the thieves