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Kr. FaANon TUaNzR PALaRAvB, Known here by
bis "aolden Treasury" and hls volume Of Art-criti-
otsn,I, hhs lately publishod . Volume OF sacred
poetry. under the title Of +" Original Hymns," the
beauty Of which, says ono OF hr., PAIonAvRs re-
Viewers, d that they keep faithfully to tho purpose
OF hymn, and 'uss. tho Imaginative power and
poetic feeling Of The writer In absolute subordin.-
ac9t tho end Of suoh poems, which Is devotion,
instead Of dlstraeting the mind with beauty, and
scattering tho poetic elimpses they give us over
31de asea OF speculative thought or spiritu. emo.
Ion, they concentrate tho rays bf, though, and
feelins to focus on tho one object oS 1aitn ana
loY0, ~ haasE 2. sa at -. fj.1.t S1tic .Is,
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LARoEsr CrnouL.rros.-3he DAILY

LARaEsT CIRcUL1TI0N-5he DAILY
NEWS publishes the O6icnt List Of Let
tiers remaining in the ibstoBice at the end
Of each ,oeek, ayreea6ly TO the .joilo,0ing
section Of The Nep Posto6ice Lao, as Me
newspaper ha0ing the largest circulation in
The City Of Charleston:
sHcTroN And bc t further enacted, That lias Of let
ters rcmAlning uncalicd for In any POsolco In my city
toun village, whero newspaper shall 10 printed.
sall hereafter 6cpublshed oucu only in ths newspaper
which, being Published weekly or oftcner. shn, have The
largest circulation within range OF delivery Of tho said
oillcO
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CHI A r L ES TON.
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE II, 1867.

office so rs to execute, in the shortest possible
lime, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and We
most respectfully ask tho patronage of our
friends.
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AN ORDINANCE

10 aEauLATH THE STORAGE OF YrrRoIxux I'M p.o
DUCTS, AND orHrn NTIklEAABLI onl tsN!
BEo. I. Be u ordained by he Mayor and Aldermen IN
Cfy Council aembied That from and AFTER tho 18th dsy
Of June neI 1t ahAl not bo lawful to keep Petroleum.
Kerosone. Rock OIL Benzino, Denzole or Any oIhor IN
aammable o or oils on storage or for ele In any CELLAR
store building south OF Line street. In isracr ouIn
tty than nfy gallons any lot or premises, and
any such quantity kept storeo shA bs confaned fn
Sossols Of TN or other metal.
sIc. That Petroleum, III products or any other In
hammablo oil or ois when brought ns the city By lind
which cotton II not storod for period not oIcsedna
twentyfour hours, upon the expiration OF which time Il
the foregoing section. Hr - = 81
srS 9; Any person or persons violating any part Of
dollars for e.ch offence recoverable In any Cont
potent Jurisdiction. n = : = '@'0---I.
tho year Of our Lord thouSand eight hundred and
'axty.eeScn. r.3-.. uF1IE =. - j.. - : -
nLS.1 - 'rs P, O, 0AnI.ARD Hsvo,
W. d. phrIHs Cbrk OF COuncu. luna
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AFFLICTED!
SUFFERING; MORE!

When by the use Of DIR. JoINvnLE's ELIXIR You
can be cured permanently, and st trining coal
iIhc aaton1shn8 succees which has attended this In
Valuable medicine for Pbyacal and Nervous Weakness
General Debility and Prostitution, Loss of Muscular E
ergy Impotency or my Of tic consequences OF youthful
ndlscreiion, renders Il tho most valuable preparation
eyer discovered ~. '.E.y tsIrE--I7 - =
II will remoSe an nervous Affections, depression, az
citement neapacity TO study or business lo Of memo
~ eonfuhon thoughts Of self destruction fears Of in.
ssnty, &C. will restore tho appetite rcnsw The health
PRACTICES. "
Young Men, bs humbugged no moro by "Quaci Doc
ors and ignorant actoners. but Sand without delay
for tho Elixir and bo ut restored 10 health and
ness perfect Cure IS 0ulrantesd In every fnstanco
Prlce 81, or four bottles to ono address s.
: One bottle sufficient 70 effect curn in all ordinary
ALSO. On! JoRvHLE's sPgoIFIo PILLS, for Tho
speedy and permanent cure Of donorrhosa aieeL Urn
thral Discharges, Gravel Structure, and ali Affections
ho Kidnoys and Bladder Cures effected In from ono 70
ave days. Thoy are prepared from vegetable ettracts
that arc harmless on tic systo and never nsu,oto ths
sh,mnch or imPregnsto the breath No change Of dlo
necosar5 Hhilo sstug them, docs her acton In
any MANNER interfere with business pursuits Phi 81
psr box -
Either Of The aforementioned articles xt b ra9t to
! - BkHGRR, SHUTS CO., Chanists
March 30 :. " No. 2B5 Risor street. Toy ~ Y
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ID DEnIOyAL.-TIIE OFFICE OF THE
LII SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY has
been rod from tho old bank of to
No. 90 BROAD STkkRT.
MnY 26
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NJ EET IN 6 S,

CHARLES iON Lti,itAItI SOCIETY.
ONE HUNDRED AND Ni%iT.Ea ri ANNIvERsAlsY.
fTNi1E ONE HUNDRED AND StSErEENTH AENIYEH
Sh1tY MEETING Of thiR Society will bc held at tho
Library Rooms corner lroId and Church Streets To.
Ddy Juno itth, at clock.
punctun attendance Il dcsi'cd election for Of
ncers Will 10 hold. WM. q. MAHYCK,
Juno IL Ii rprlau D.. u Y.
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CAROLINA CHAPTER NO. I, Il. a. II.
A REGULAR MONTHLY COSYoCNrION OF CARO-
IA LIMA CHAPTER NO. ., x. a. r., will bs huld at
Masonic IIsll TsiJ Erenin :, ut y O'Clock.
Candidates FOR Degrees Will please como forward.
BJ or!ler h. T. II. Priest. l., u. LoYEaRl;ES,
juno il
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|! y Ha FOLLOWING ACCOUNT Of tho ,,,odtiS operandi
OF tho NOW regime" is not altogether encoursr..
ing: THE negro ticket In Washington was suo-
cessful by about two thousand majority. The no.
grocs commenced operations ns carly as O'Clock
in tho morning, by blowing tin horns, 10 arouao
tho negligent to tho work Of the day. Baforo the
polls ware opened, long lines of duslry horoes.
threo and four deep, umo waiting at most OF tho
precincts. Az the negroes wero too ignorant 10
answer the equostions put to them, much tiino WAS
lost in taking their votes. The cGnseuuouce nsa
tbdt large numbers Of whites sfere prevented fro
casting their yotes. At ono precinct; the whifos
formed second Line. but tho police decided this
ont Of order at tho request Of tho dusky heroes.
Tho whole thing Was farce Of tho most ridiculous
kind. Ono negro undertook, to put in a wholo
handful OF votes. saying he Hantod to vote tho
whole ticket, uhils largo numbers gave nam os dit
ferent from those by which they wero registored.n
/ ,'T"t '-:. I2i-.,. g. .J -. rs .',a. ~ :.
How nKin W. oAifB to losng California 1, All
forth In book lasely published, styIed Irrhs
nance Of Tho Ago; or Discovery OF God i5 cat
fornis, the material for which was contrhptad :,
Captain sUTEAB, the pionoor Of the Paoino alons
From that work u appears that precisely ons .aoI
from ouf occupation by forco Of arms. which o..
on tho 7th July, 1915, tho British man.ofx,r T5,.
ltntoood, Sir .GlohaB sKrhoun Icomro sudip6 40
rived at Monterey, and To his uttor am n,
saw The American flag flying from che Mai;osS
fort. Captain Bir GEoRoE eEiMoun hsd come 20
take possession Of that part OF the country and
raiss the EnGlish Gag, in virtns Of grant. to Mo
HAAAaA, aIi Irish priest who mado his tftlcs otor
TO The Enslsh. iGoyornmonk Thoro was tho tu1rrn.,
'ing-potnt Of our supremacy on. the Pacific ooast;
and tho EngllAA loaa Or T. M ~. q ~. .s.;',
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ish and tho fish seek tho fresh waterB OF Roanoke
and Chowan rivers. Owing ito tho very heavy
rains this spring, the waters OF the Abemarlo
Sound we're PERFECTLY fresh, and tho fsh did not
have 10 seek frcsh water beyond the Sound CON
sequently the numerous fsheries of tho Roanoke
and Chowan rivers have dono comparatively Moth
Ing. aS,i.
An enormous gun, for tho Chilian Government,
pass6d through Newark, N. j., recently. It was
cast ct Fort Pitt Foundry, Pittsburg, Weighs ono
hundrod and sixteen thousand pounds or fifty
eight tons is twenty feet ak inohes long, vo feet
four inches in diametor Of brooch, and has boro
Of twehty inches. Ono hundred projectiles, weigh
ing one Thousand pounds oach,. accompanied tho
gun. This 10 tho second gun Of this size, and
with the same destination, which has passed
through Newark. Four ffteen-inoh guns, and
others Of less calber, from tho snmo foundry have
already been shipped for Chill. /! n,G.SilM
The annual session Of tho Grand Lodge OF Free
md accepted Mssons, began at Irving Hall on tho
9th instant. Grand Master ROBERT d. HOLMES
delivered hia annual address. Ho appealed to tho
monberB to oItend rolef to their suffering broth
rem In the South. Tho Grand Secretary reported
thnt he had received during tho year &62, ,1ea. 80
There nro now $50 regular warranted lodges In
stnte. During tho past year as17 nov mombers
wore added to tho fraternity. Tho Truateos Of the
ceived during tho past yoar $50 $40, making an ag
gregate Of $500, ,552,lo.
now cannon, inyonted by tho French Emperor.
IS tndor ttisl at Yincennos in profound sccro,y,
trusted officers nlone being allowed TO handle il.
without tho aid of soldiers II is copper pieco Of
small caibro, said to mako IA to 16 discharges p.r
minute, on tho principle Of .ho noodle gun. !; Ano-
ther roport-hardly worth repeatlug-saJs 1. is
discharged 40 or 30 times minute, carrics with
accuracy 200o ynrds, and would destroy the whole
front OF battalion at single fro. Tho only hint
Ii IL BIO 80 much--giyen Of It's donsttnttion, saJs
that 1t is operated by "s series Of metallic disks
and a tourniquoi." ''.t''
4 copy Of tho Russian treaty has been prepated
by tho Dopartmon; OF Btato for transmission to
Russia and viii bo sent in fow days. The treaty
Is engrossed on ton pages OF yollum, in tho Eng
sltsh and French languages, and bcirs d largo
silyor seal containing tho United States coat Of
arms. Tho treaty will DO onc.osed in beautiful
box o!aborntoly inlaid. AiEtroatics rnade between
tho Unitod Gtatos and European countries for pro-
seryation in tho archives Of tho two Posers CON.
cefnod aro invariably Gritton In English, Froncb
and Spsnish, which explains why. the Russnn
treaty ~ mob writton IN tho Russian language.
. , = D. 49, "a nj
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SURVIVOR b hSSUCIaTIOS OF CHA RI.IcS-
TON DISTRICT.
F1HE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE
Association will BIO held al Market Hall This ErG-
ing. Mt y O'Clock.
by order Of tho President. @. E. CHICHESTER.
Juno IL Secretary.
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B 0 A R Di N @,
GREENYILLE, s. G.

DoARDNa-MRs. g. c. LAVAL. WIDOW OF LATE
PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT no ARDERS in Green.
yillo tho most liberal terms. The patronage OF tho
travelling public is solicited. stuthGs Juno
DERMANEHT. TRANSIENT AND IA
Il B0ARDRRS can bo pleasantly accommodated, on
reasonable terms, st No. 50 WENTWORTH srHEET
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IaICT9LbEST BOARD, At VERY Low
~ rates. tn Tho ost central business part Of ue oily
without lodging 10 private house. can now bs had.
For partculars addross "X- L" PoEtonice. Mny Is
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SOUTH CAROLINA FRIENDLY SOCIETY.
A REGULAR MONTHLY NEETlIu or THIS So
IA C1ErY will bo hlIeld 7hiT Ertniag, tho 1lth ns
ut No. 3l0 Meeting street. at O'Clock precisely. Tho
o1hcerH and members requested to be unctua In ut
| Guidance By order Of tho President +. IlISCH,
juno IL IL Treasurer
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APPEAL
0Gee--Yo. IS Madison Street.
srNDAY- ---E..: FEBRUARY II, 1851
CITY MATTERS,
nrrrnrnra NOTICES.

FrpsT BAPTIST CHURCH.-ln this
church. ION Second street, between Adj
ANS and Washington, the pastor, DIR,
Miller, will preach this morning and
this evening at the usual hours. The
b;bIa classes aud Sunday school meet
at 2 an. Young ladies and gentlemen
are respectfully requested to oonnect
themselves with the Sunday n oloie
classes.
CrNTRAL METHODIST CHURcH'-Sef-
vices will be held at this church today
both morning and night Also, the reg
ular church meeting at 3 pm. Rev. il
c. Collins, pastor.
ELDER T. ". CAsKEY viii preach at
the Linden street Christian church to-
day at Il an. and pm.
ST. PATRICK's MIssIoN.-The mission
at St Patrick's chapel, corner Of Linden
and DeSoto streets, is progressing very
favorably. the attendance at church dur
ing the services being large. The priests
conducting the mission are represented
TO be the most able preachers that ever
visited this city. Services every morn
Ing. afternoon and evening.
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PROPOSALS.
Proposals for streeIPayementS
MAYORS OFFICE,

NEpprrE. Tenn. February J. lesl.
EEALE5 FRIPO-ALS viii be received lls
- Office uutl y oc OCk OF 3ueS1aY, February
2sh ISL, for grading and paving, With Nllh-
OLSON nave Heur-AlaLu StrGFr. nom Auct on
-uL4Lboun; Second stree, n tu inches %
Zeal: Poplar street. BOm Front Ia the ely
T#rrf-. IeIer- D. sheet. from Main 20 Charle--
ton avluLrs tOu"L street, on tie north anc
south -r4ts OF tour ~QUa-e, irons Main u
Second: Madison stree. fro" Front 10 the
Union street. from tfOEt 70 W elL-glYl E-4i
street. from Front o rll-Bt u ana FROM
E.re q fTcm Union lob al
Also. fT paving VIII SIuNE-Front reel
fom NErEeI d Jul1u; Center alley ard Sec
uud I-A, IRON Market TO IlHour aud 81 II ey
n inning ". IA Front 1SvcoEI be.Ween Aafhei
me entire eagJr OF the propozed Nicholson
Pavement Will measure abO { six ana N Sc
fourt.s miles and J-r en- ire lrEguL OF We
pr0pssel sOn- rave en- wll m-srure Tor
streets about rEO-ELlr-s OF q mile, SLu tol
Gle 5e ms and conditions on which pIopo-
sale zil be -tCgiv and tuSerl1 led -patlhla-
uoas 0i materials and rarA, -csm~ Of paynHesf,
rsquIr q. cHu De onutEgu at ills ol1cvt OF OF
Francis Foster. CJv u=luesr.
Bids must Ba IEClu-eL ID erFe.opss Slu
stamped with sealing waLa c o% the lplu 81 he
nan. and InaGIsef, rCpr- sails tur paFirE
street W O. pavement, uainihi me sure
or aIleT- and kind Il pafEI1guLr anu Hert o.
addressed 10 the MAJ OF aud Finance commit
Parties making proposals viii be required 10
Bsl To- each street stanley
Terms Of payment arc Oue-haif cash IN
chs completion Of etch secftO Of three hun
y. o. LOFLANp. Mayer.
n. B-The right 10 os~ cholsHns patent u
secured by The city, ana VIII tie let O. c%outrac-
tors at the same price raid by the city Etie5n
cents pee H1rh- Fu- 'r
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COMMERCIAL
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APFEAL,l
MEMPHIS, February Is, 1867, S pm.
Zaua-aE FlsRsu1uE

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL
MEMPHIS, February Is, 1867 5 pm. J
General Business.
With the clear weather business has
improved, and all brauches Of trade
showed a very %perceptible increase
during the day. Corn continues very
high, and receipts are not as great as
they will be when the lower markets are
supplied, and, through freights are less
plentiful for New Orleans, steamers
coming out of the Ohio and Mississippi
from St. Louis refuse freights for this
port, but Ia a very few days they viii
solicit it. OurIocsl packets are freighted
with other merchandise, aud produce
generally IS left behind FOR want of tom
nsge. The scarcity Of some articles will
De remedied ere another week runs past,
and prices of hay, coru, oats and bran
viii, no doubt, recede as fast as they
went up.
COTfON-The market showed a
marked IMPROVEMENT over the past few
days, and sales were made at an advance
over yesterdays quotations. Middling
sold at zoe, and oue lot Of good style
middling brought sole. Buyers were ae-
tive in their inquiries and disposed 10 pur-
chase, but holders were firm Ia their
yiews-some asking of q cent more than
the highest sale quoted.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION
o SALE OR RENT,
Eight Miles East of Helena, Ark,
in Tunica County, Miss.

THIS Tract consists Of Eight Hundred Acres
Nfve uudred OF which are cleared. FOuI
b,7drs,g acres OF the tract was cultivated
during toe year 1865. and snow ~ q good con.
dition for a crop for the year letI- Ihe fnosi d
h very desirable, and has comfOrta9se NbiIs
Excellent Wafer, aud a new steam Sawmn
IAN be purcnased o. the place, and many
Freedmen now on the place co1ld be induced
to stay should any enc OF means desire Il
plant, a liberal cJpartnershlp 10 Olered-
For further Ia formation apply 70 l. BUSB1
or Z. IA. AFPERSOH a Co, Msmpnis, Tenn.
This plaza vii ba offered tor Ihlrty DAYS.
iER3 ia aFQ1WAkLs
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Mississippi Gotten Plantation for Sale.

CONTAINING SO acre., entire section under
L fence, 800 in high state Of cultivation, good
frame dwelling house with nve rooms. yin
house, ali necessa y out houses. orchard, etc,
al IN good order, plenty o. good water, good
team, fodder. hay, oats, com, killing hogs,
stock OF every kind usually found on a fara,
utensils Of all KINDS IL lact, everything com-
plete 10 carry on a well conducted farm Gr sale
A large pumbrr OF the hands now on the place
vii remain, ii desired In a good healthy loca-
ton, convenient to church and schools and
verv convenient 10 the railroad-abou thirty
ave miles nom the city. Parties calling sOCn
ca make liberal and easy terms For further
Information call on IEtFEESS, BLACkW Sill
q co.. No. 800 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
This farm is offered for thirty days, as the party
now on it will keep everything IN good order
aud get hands TO work the place, and Will de-
liver everything over TO the purchaser, and
~fra I'M mediate ucS1essinn- dpo.5 I'm
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The public are hereby notified not to
nav to any "a any bills due THE AP-
PEAL. for advertising since January SIs1'
unless they have written authority from
JOHN ATSSLIE,
Uo cashier and Manager.
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NOTICE.

c. $. 7. JONES is u authorized agent
to receive subscriptions and collect ior
same, at Hot Springs, Little Rock, Ar
kansas, and vicinity.
JOHN ATSSLIF.
fsblgdEwtf Cashier and Business Manager
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RIVER MATTERS.
wenther nn.ir ...-

The weather cleared off beautifully
ana yesterday wasoue Of the most lovely
days Of the season.
Business was quite active on the land
ing.
At this point the river continues 70
rise at the rate Of 80 inches 10 q hours.
The Arkansas is rising rapidly as is also
the St. Francis and White rivers. The
upper Mississippi and Ohio are rising
also.
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MURDER AT HUMBOLDT \.
A IabOrer Killed for his III Dney
One of the Parties Arrested,
the other Still at Large.

Another Of those frightful occurrences
which often startles the public but seems
to engage their attention but for 8 short
time, happened at Humboldt, en the
Memphis and Ohio railroad, a few days
since, in which a man named Adams, a
Mlssissippisn, came to his death ut the
hands of two persons who were sup
posed TO be his friends and eoinpan-
ioni. The facts as we have beeh
able to gather them are az foi lows :
Adams, who is rather 8 stout buiit man
Of about thirty-two years OF age, had
been working in that vicinity Tor some
time nast and was known as q quiet and
inoffensive fellow, his only fault being
that be would occasionally indulge in
drink, but even in his cups he was com
paIatively harmless. On Wednesday
last he was paid of by his employer and
hal in his possession some hfty or sixty
dollars about nightfall he went into the
hotel with two men, named HoPgood
and Ernest, where they took some
drinks together, when the trio left
HOpg0od and Ernest returned IN
a short time, bat without Adams
Nothing was thought of this at the time
by the hotel parties. After remaining a
short time they left. In the morning
the body Of Adams was found in "a heid
about three hundred yards distant from
the hotel, his head pierced with a bullet
and his pockets rifed Of everything val
liable. Hopgood has been arrested, but
Ernest has thus far eluded the vigilance
of the authorities. His arrest will no
doHbt follow, as ne is well known In that
arntinn
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FOR CINCINNATI.
DEAN LIVE
MEMPHIS AND CINCINNATI PACKET
FOr Cairo. Louisville and C-taetnnaTf-
SAM. J. Walker master
This splendid passenger steamer -
will leave for the above on -
MONDAY, 18th inst. a. 5 pm.
JAS. I. BOURNE SEQ,
febI7 Tt AGENTS..
REGULAR CINCINNATI PACKET.
Ter Cairs. Louisville and Cincinnati.
ALICE master
This elegant passsn ger steamer IL
s now iosdtug At the foot OF CourtS@s
SIT q and viii leave
THIS DAY. nth Inst, at S pm
LARRY HAEM5rAp & CO, Agents.
NJ. Il Jefferson sLrCet, or
Fb17 It City Whsrf boar. foet Nonr 9 8.
MEMPHIS A. CINCINNATI PACKET
COAR4TK I.
For Cairo, Louisville Rad Cincinnati.
SILVER master
This superb passenger steamer -
Will leave as ab0veon 49,
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD Il Co.. Agents,
Nc. IA Jefferson street, or
fbl7 e City Wharf boat, foot Monroe st.
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Circular aws.-Circularsaw gumnea
nv us at short notice at our mill, FROM
street.. between Auction and Mil streets
febs II WM- y. EAkAN ~
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POPULAR LECrURE.-The popular and
instructive course Of lectures now being
delivered at the tabernacle for the benefit
Of the widows and orphans Of confeder-
ate soldiers, has, so far, proved a success.
The committee have been untiring in
their efforts to furnish the people with
. literary entertainments, and at the same
, time to contribute to the Fanny Thurs
ton fund. On Tuesday evening DR.. o.
Il Kuode will occupy the platform, and
We feel assured that this distinguished
| nhvsician and brilliant orator viii but
| sustsin bis well earned reputation
in the discussion Of the all-import-
ant subject which he has chosen,
% the art Of proinnging human life"
II an additional attraction were neces-
sary it will be found in the Philhar mon
les. who will, on this occasion, be as
sisted by several ladies, who have vol
unteered to help the good work along.
Several vocal and instrumental piece
will be given previous to the commence.
ment Of the lecture. Doors open ct $50.
music to commence precisely at J lee,
lure to at 7:S0. We advise
our friends to purchase tickets al thi
book and drug stores, to avoid unneces
sarv confusion at the door. The Low
pr,ce of admission (50e) should insur,
for so worthy sD object, a full house.
ENFERPRIsE.-H the city authoritie
uilI not clean the crossings, somebod!
else will take it in hand. A case IN poin
occurred yesterday. An industrious ne
GRO went TO work In this much needles
[ oaair. on his own account. He busil.
? engaged himself, shovel in hand, clean
: inc one Of the crossings on Main street
: hefvveen Madison and Monroe, th
n~assers r~ewarding him therefor. Vine
c lest We saw him be had received owe
> four dollars, and was on his way hOm'
: This boy win succeed yeti
CRIMINAL CoURF.-Ron. Judge W0
Haater, presidiag.-There was sixt!
nine cases of scire facias disposed Of ye
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-17

Base BaH.-A match game Of base
ball will be played between the Pride o
the South base ball club and the Enter
prise base ball club, at the corner o
Vance and Lauderdale streets, at one
O'Clock on Monday next, February 18th
The public are invited to attend. Seae
will be prepared for Ladies', ami good or
der preserved.