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RIVER MATTERS.
wo.,her and Rusiness.


Old Sol smiled upon us yesterday for a
few moments, but when he saw the
streets of Memphis and the landing, he
became ashamed Of himself, or our city
council. and retired behind a cloud.
business was dull. The river is at a
stand. and we do not think it will rise
any more at this point. 1t is now fully
up TO high water mark of 1852. AT Pitts
burg the Ohio il falling, though still
slowly rising at Cincinnati. The upper
Mississippi was at a stand on Friday.
Arrivals.
Steamer Luminary, New Orleans.
&c Phil. Sheridan, New Orleans.
Adam Jacobs, st. Lonis.
w. b, Dance, New Orleans.
Emerald, Cincinnati.
Norman, Louisville.
&C Indiana, New Orleans.
81 War Eagle, st. Louis.
I" Pauline Carroll, st. Louis.
Departures.
Steamer Atlantic, New Orleans.
81 Des Arc, White river.
a. Lnmiuary, st. Louis.
" Phil. Sheridan, ST. Louis.
" Adam Jacobs, st. Louis.
q sam. j. Hale, Cincinnati.
Emerald, New Orleans.
w. b. Dance, st. Louis.
/" Indiana, Louisville.
War Eagle, New Orleans.
Victor, Hale's Point.
Boats in Port.
Dan Able, Cleaner, Norman, Rose
Hambleton, Harry Dean.
miscellaneous.
The stern-wheel steamer Clermont
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THE MEMPHIS DAILY A

EMMoNs::& SoN-Have just received
the Hesperian, Literary Eclectic, West
ern World, Spiritual Republic, New York
dsllies, also those of st. Louis and Chi
cago.
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ANoTHER.-The room Of Thos. Fisher,
at Mrs. Lees, 70 Linden street, was en-
tered last night and Mrs. Fishers gold
watch and two pocketbooks containing
se%venty-fve dollars carried off. A
colOred individual has been arrested on
suspicion.
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LECTURE ON ST. PATRICK.-BishOp
Feehan, Of this diocese, will deliver q
lecture on the life and character of st.
Patrick, on Sunday evening the 18th
inst, at st. Peters church, corner Of
Third and Adams street. In the fore
noon Of that day he will oficiate at st.
Patrick's chapel, and confirm the chill
dreu of that Parish,
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ELEvATED.-The negro, Henry Jones,
who stole the mule of Mr.. Waterman
some days since, was yesterday sent up
to the criminal court for trial by Esquire
John c. Creighton.
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A New THING.-W. H. Riley, the
cast iron dish rag man, has got outa new
patent, in which a beafsteak masher and
other Improvements, together with the
old original east iron dish rag, are COM
bined. Riley has followed several avO-
cations within the past five years, but
dish rags is his forte. He will expose the
new thing for sale IN Tuesday at the
usual places OF resort.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, l
MEMPHIS. March Q, 1867, s pm. !

The day just gone by has been a dull
one. Our merchants have much to
complain of during the past week. The
obstacles thrown in the way by man, we
hope. will be removed, and the cause Of
our loss will be denounced as it deserves.
The management of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad has been such that
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The public are hereby notified not to
pay to any n any bills due THE APP
PEAL for advertising since January S1st,
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN AINsLIE,
Cashier and Manager.
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STEAMBOAT DIsAsTER.-The steamer
ClermOnt, a Memphis and White river
packet, sunk on Friday night last about
twenty-five miles above Helena, the full
particulars of which will be found in
our river column this morning.
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THE following kilograms remain I'M
called for in the office J. f. Herne, ].
H. Russell, Raven & Simpson, ]. H.
Lynn, Z. Taylor, Capt. Wm. Wiley,
Clark, Eley & Co, P. Larkin, c. w.
Johnson, J. D.. Britton, J. w. Dickinson
& Bro, Geo. Mehaffy, J. NJ. Myers
" ellis Dudley, Jas. q. Barbour, E. R.
Hodge.
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CONFIDENCE AGAIN.-H. s. Howard
and John Williams, two confidence gen.
tlemen, who earn their daily bread by
swindling whomsoever they can, were
arrested yesterday while trying to induce
a countrymsn to bet on what is known as
the patent safe game. On their persons
were found several tricks used by their
craft, which Commissioner Richards
considered sufficient to impose a fine Of
fifty dollars and costs on each. They are
without funds, and will shovel mud with
the chain gang corps for one hundred and
three days, unless some of their pals buy
their freedom.
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TIE the Pntrou. Ann.a,

You are requested not to pay any car
riers without acertiGcate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. /. DAVIES.
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NJ. * L. r. R.-As an evidence that
the Memphis & Little Rock railroad
means business at this end of the line
we may state that a number Of freight
cars and other rolling stock was landed
at Hopefield yesterday from some river
barges.
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Doors GONE.-At an early hour yes
terday morning the store Of Mr.. John
Scennell, on Gayoso street, near Main,
was entered by forcing a back window,
and a large quantity of gents and ladies'
boots stolen. a portion of the goods
have been recovered and are o at the
police headquarters. A negro in whose
possession they were found is in prison.
MATRIMONIAL.-Nineteen licences to
commit matrimony were issued by the
county court clerk during the week, and
thirty-four last week During the past
fourteen days licenses have been re-
turned by official gentlemen as evidence
that the following parties have been
united for better or worse NJ. NJ. Hall
and Frances f. Floyd, February 9th ;
w. f. Boyd and Miss Louisa Ramsey,
February 18th G. NJ. Mckinney and
Miss Maria Mason, February 18th; Chas.
NJ. O'Hara and Miss A. Z. MOreland,
March 9TH Lewis Morton and Miss
Eliza Ward, March I'd; Murtey Enright
and Miss Mary Clifford, March Sd; John
w. Mcbride and Miss Evaline Thomas,
February 28th; Elijah Ferguson and
Catharine Reed, February 18th Thomas
Dunn and Julia Rogers, February sd /;
George Wright and Elizabeth Neal,
February 10th.
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CHANcERY COURT stands adjourned
until tomorrow at ten am.
LAW COURT convenes Monday, March
18th, at nine am.

"CHARLIE AND "LTrTLE MAGGIE
DIR. Caskey's great lecture, which wal
postponed last Tuesday night, on account
of the inclemency of the weather and
impossible condition Of the streets viii
be delivered at the TABERNACLE" next
Tuesday night, the 18th inst, ON the
Dignity Of Labor" for the benefit
of widows and orphans of Confederate
soldiers" nCharlie u and Little Mag
gle u are expected to take a benefit that
night, and we hope to see a house
crowded with their friends. Prof. Sabat
sky with the " Philharmonic, " who are
every Tuesday night giving the lecture
audiences so much delight with their
rich music, will be on handIaccompaDled
by Mr.. Farmer with his bewitching flute,
and several OF our cleverest young gem
tlemen have volunteered to act as ushers
upon the occasion. We would advise all
to purchase tickets at the drug and book
stores to avoid confusion and delay at
the door. Price, fifty cents.
ANOTHER BRAvE-The remains Of
Lieut.. A. T. Martin, who vas mortally
wounded at the battle of Franklin, ar
rived in this city on Friday evening and
were deposited in ElmwoOd cemetery.
They will be removed to New Orleans In
a few days. The lieutenant was in
tbirtv-eight battles previous to his fatal
one. He was the brother Of Mr.. G. n.
Martin Of this city. The following order
was issued when the intelligence reached
his command that Martin was no more
G1BsoN's La. BRIGADE
MOBILE, ALABAMA, February =, lao.J
Special Order No. III
The brigadier-general regrets to an
nounce the death Of Lieutenant A. 7.
Martin, Austin's Louisiana battalion
sharp-shooters.
FsHoao- SoLdiers-We have lost a COM
rade, endeared to us all by the noblest
qualities of the soldier and patriot. In
all circumstances he was the same cheer
full, firm and prompt, and thoroughly
informed officer. Words of complaint
or of dependency were strangers to his
lips. He was always ready and eager
for the severest work. He took no
thought Of himself his watchwOrd was
duty. With what modesty, with what
confidence, with what earnestness, with
strict observance of truth and honor
he bore himself, you will long Femem-
Der. No young officer ever attached to
his brigade brought to the discharge Of
mis- duties more zeal, intelligence and
courage.
Cut off thus early in his career, the
commander desires to place on
record the esteem in which he held him,
and his admiration of the signal skill
and valor with which he commanded his
battalion in the engagements on
he 18th and 10th of December before
Nashville, Tenn, and in the last Of
which he received his fatal wound.
By command of
Brigadier-Genera r. l.. GIBSON.
G. EUsrIs, \. D.. c. and a. a. A. G..
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CRIMINAL COURT.-The case Of Josh
Bell, larceny, was takeCup up. The de-
Tense moved to qussh the indictment on
the grounds Of formal acquittsl. The
motion was Overruled. The court then
adjourned until Monday at niue pm.
The case of D. r. Grace, for the killing
Of Frank Cummings, last September,
will be tried the coming week.
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INQUEsTs.-W. B. Cotton, Esq, coro-
ner of Shelby county, held two inquests
yesterday, the first on a negro man
named Overton, who, it will be remem-
bered, was drowned in the bayou about a
week since. His Cody was fished out by
accident. The second was on the body
of Mr.. Jno. Hiendrich, who died sud-
denly at the Lehner hotel, corner of
Washington and Second streets, from
disease of the heart. The juries rem
dered verdicts in accordance with the
faofS
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INsURANCE.-In our advertising col
umns this morning will be found the
statement of the international insurance
company, which shows their finances to
be in a very healthy condition. 8 r.
Clark & CO., Nc. 4 Jefferson streeejar
their agents in this place, and very justly
enjoy the confidence of their fellow
citizens,
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FOR SALE.

4 o X A l. E.
one large Fire and Burglar-proaf gAPE sr
sale Apply At 10 Front street. Tho 49,
ing q good sac al = bargain call soon. feI8 M
FOR SALE
One portable fOur-hOrse power Hicks Eugf1a-
Yne steam Hammer, and about % feet shgr-
ING All new. For terms apply to
". j. ROsS.
mhI-Im GenT Supt, NJ & T. RR
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THE OPERA.-The Greenlaw opera
house was well filled last night, to hear
the opera OF TrGvidtG. If the walking
was not so miserable, no doubt the audi
ences would be much larger. The com
pany present new features every night.
On Monday night S~onnGm6uIG will be
put on the stage. The low price of
admission to this brilliant entertainment
should crowd the house.
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THE WEATHER.-When one meets a
friend on the street, the first exclamation
is good morning." fine day" "wet
morning." "horrible walking etc, as
the case may be. During the past week
the latter phrase has been so often re-
peatej rs TO make 1t appear quite stale.
We have had rain almost steadily every
day, which Of course, under the present
city administration, keeps our streets in
a dangerous and almost impossible con
dition. In addition to the rains, we have
had a little snow, 6 little sleet, some
wind, and occasionally an arrowy sun
beam would shoot forth from the cur
tanned canopy above. Old winter re-
signs his dominion reluctantly, and the
swelling buds, pretty flowers, green
foliage and earpeted landscape, that
have lain entombed In his icy embrace,
and stepping forth rehabited, called by
the siren voice of spring. Go old boreas,
and .'stand not on the order of your
going, but go at once" Go p~eaceRbly
and respectably. Don't kick up q row
and blow your icy breath in e~verybody's
face. and howl in bleak and impotent
winds. over regions that will no longer
submit to your sway. Go back to thy
pripcely domain, ia the ice bound regions
OF the north, and amid men, animals,
vegetation and climate, so admirably
adapted to thy kingly likings. Go revel
with thy kind, and when the waning
season bids thee come again, let thy visit
he tempered with moderation.
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Pittsburg C~Oal-Buggs & Peterson-Omee
Is Madison street. Branch ONCE. Sal Main.
]. Il. MOSELEY, Agent.
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Ten thousand dollars city scrip
wanted Immediately, at "HOme In
surance and Trust company" No. IL,
Madison street. mhS st.
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THE LAw.-By a telegram received
yesterday from Nashville by a private
individual, we learn hat the metrOpoli-
tan police bill and an amendment TO the
city charter has been passed by a vote Of
forty-three to thirteen in the house, and
twelve to eight in the senate. What
next
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SHOOTING ON THE LEvEE.-ThOmas
Reed, a negro fireman employed on the
steamer Atlantic, was shot by Thomas
Dickson, a Waterman on the Atlantic
and Mississippi wharfboat, about eight
o'clock yesterday morning. 1t appears
that Reed was on the wharfboat, when
Dickson ordered him off. Some words en-
sued, daring which the negro called
Dickson a son OF a dog, which he re-
scented by striking him with a stick of
wood. The negro threw a chunk of coal
at Dickson, who drew his revolver and
fired, the ball piercing the abdomen Of
Reed, and inflicting a wound which will
doubtless cause his death. Immediately
after shooting the negro, Dickson made
his escape, receiving an ugly wound on
the side of his head from a piece of coal
thrown by a colored friend of the
wounded negro. The last seen Of Dick
son he was proceeding from the levee up
Union street, the blood flowing freely
from his head. The negro was taken to
the city hospital. Whether he was adj
U9itted or not we did not learn.
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Read the advertisement Of B. Lowen-
stein & Bro. 1t is the most interesting
news we can give TO our lady readers.
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LrfE.-The justly celebrated Alabama
lime can be obtained Of Messrs. Joiner &
Kirkley, No. 81 Monroe street. Their
card will be seen in another column.
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Little Rock RdHr0dd.-The fourth in-
stallment on bonds will be called for
Monday next, March 8, 1867. w. w.
WaIdraven, secretary and treasurer.
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CITY SCRIP.

Coal -Bigley, Mellersh q Co., No. 50
Jefferson street, have splendid Pittsburg
coal. Leave your orders. feb4-tf
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CRIMINAL OURT.-The following case
are set for the following week:
MONDAY MARCH II.
IlG5. NJ. Combs. JT, rape.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS.
II50 James NcNairy, intent to Kill.
1853. d. II. Evans, larceny.
1857. Henry Taylor, larceny.
1850. George Hallum, larceny.
THURSDAY, MARCH II.
Il6f. Richard Walker, larceny.
lIG9. ID. X. Grace, murder.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

REGULAR MEMPRIs AND ST LOUIS
PACKET
For Cairo and Sc. Louis.
BELLE AEmE Auh5clmdu master
This splendid steamer will leave r.
as above OF A
MONDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
FLEM. CALVERT, Supt.
DILL & PETERSO 7, Pass. Agents
Or to E b. BYINGroS, General Ticket Agent,
No. ; Jefferson street, where Tickets may be
had to all points IN the United States. milo II
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B. LolOensteiR d Bro. advertise today.
Everybody interested in the Dry Goods
trade should read it.
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CHARITABLE SOCIETIEs.-Whilst dis
claiming any disposition on the part
Of the APPEAL to refuse the cour-
tesy of our columns to any society
or association, when its object is the
a~melioration Of the condition Of our suf-
fering poor, VT at the same time wish to
impress on our readers the fact that We
do not wish to make the APPEAL the
eleemOsynary organ for all charitable and
benevolent societies. We take pleasure
in according them full credit for the
laudable purposes for which their socie-
ties are instituted and we propose, so
far as 1t is in our power, to contribute
in our private capacity, and thereby fur
ther their truly charitable under
takings. Still we wish it to to be
distinctly understood that we are
not only willing TO lend the use
Of our columns, at cost price, Thereby
f~orfeiting the profits,) but to contribute
as much, proportionstsly to our means,
as any other persons in the community,
WANAA IAAAGA ANluAs ALG AEHEhA nOl
only offers it columns, but the profits
which the space might command, for the
purpose of informing the travelling publib
where the various services in the differ
ent churches may be held; and we are
satisfied each and every individual en-
ployed is willing to contribute his mite
to the relief of distressed humanity. We
do most earnestly diselaim. any DISPOSE
ton to assume to ourselves, the credit
due to others, or cast reflections on those
who contribute in labor, time and means
as much a. we do ourselves towards the
contamination of charitable purposes.
WHEELocK's BENEFIT.-The first
benefit of the talented leading man of
the New Memphis thester took place
last night, on which occasion Bulwer's
play of Richelieu vas presented, Mr..
Wheelock as the Cardinal" The at
tendance was large, fashionable and ap-
precistive. A young amateur played
+" Adrian de MRupratp very creditably.
At the conclusion of the play Miss Nora
Bradford who had kindly volunteered
sung 81 Sigh for Home" and was vo-
ciferously ~spplaudsd and heartily en-
cored. The recitation of "Shamus
0'Brien " by Mr.. Wheelock was one OF
the best things we have heard for a long
time. On Monday night, F. S. Chanfrau
appears, when The Hcket-of-LeaUe man
will be presented, MI. Chairman appear
ing as "RObert Briefly"
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b
ron PINE RLUFT

REGULAR AEMPRLS AND PINE BTUEP
PACKET.
. Helena, Napoleon and Pine RIum.
.Claycomb master
This elegant passenger steamer ~
viii leave A. above on h
MONDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY & MILLER. agents
milo u No. 81 Madison street.
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DROwNED.-The awful condition Of
the street at the corner Of Poplar and
Orleans streets makes passage dangerous.
A very valuable COW, the property Of a
citizen, was drowned in the mud in that
vicinity yesterday. We are informed
that her owner will commence an action
for damages against the city. When a
few more cases of this kind come up per-
haps the authorities will awaken from
their lethargy.
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Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
ARRTyEi DEPART:
New Orleans Express. $50 pm. AS nm.
batesviile Aceomo'n--.-.le5 2l5
feb24 c. Z. OAKLEY. Gen. Ticket lot
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NOTICES.

ELDER T. w. CAsKEY will preach at
the Linden street Christian church this
morning at IL o'clock and 1t y pm.
THERE will be services to-day at the
usual hours, forenoon and evening, at
the First Cumberland Presbyterian
church, Court street.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Second, be-
tween Adams and Washington streets.
The pastor Rev. Mr.. Miller, has not re-
turned to the city. Rev. J. r. Graves
will precautionary, morning and evening,
at the usual hours. Bible classes and
Sabbath schools meet at 9 an, and
young folks prayer-meeting at 8 pm.
CHANFRAU. Mr.. f. S. Chanfrau,
whose great representations of Lord
Dundreary" and brother "Sam," have
made him a worldwide reputation, is in
the city, stopping at the Overton. He
opens at the New Memphis theater on
Monday night.
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The ReW advertisement of b. LOwen-
stein q Bro. will be found Of much inter-
est. We advise everybody to read it.
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RAyK WEST wENNEssEE.l

Ten thousand dollars gold wanted
Immediately at Home Insurance and
Trust company" No. IL, Madison
street. mhS st.
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Five thousand dollars Bank Of West
Tennessee notes wanted Immediately at
"Home Insurance and Trust company"
No. IL, Madison street. mhS st.
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LATE NEWS What's the news ?' is
an every day question, and in a majority
Of cases is not answered very satisfac-
torily and one to be able to tell all that
is going on in the outside world has only
to visit the news depot of Col. Ed.
Worsham, No. 1851 Main street, and
provide themselves with the latest papers
and periodicals in advance of the mails.
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PoR WHITE RIVER

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND WHITE RIVER
PACKET
For Helena Delta, Friar's Point, Sun-
HOVER, Laeonia, Carson's, Concordia, Mouth
White River, Indian Bay, st. Charles,
DaYGila Bluff and Augusta,
CONNECTS al Augusta with the Fairy Queeu for
J-acksonp0rt and Black River.
COAMEkClAL-E. A. Levy master
This elegant passenger steamer r.
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY & MILLER. AcsutS-
mhlod 81 Madison street
REGULAR ST. LOUIS AND WETrE PTVFR
PACKET
For Helena, Rriar's Point, Duyau-s
biaH' Little Rock, Augusta, Des Arc
anu JscksOnporL
Merrill master
Tsis elegant passenger steamer r.
MONDAY, llth inst, at spm.
W.JAY JOHNSON. Agent
Nun star Wharf boat.
REGULAR MEMPHIS " WHITE RTVVp
Fer Helena, Delta, Frfar's Point SIM
hover, LacOnia, CarsoniB Concoriia. Month
White hiyer, Indian ray, 81 CharIeS.
DuyeH's Blur, Little Rock, Des Arc.
West Point, searcy. Augusta
and JacksOnPoIt.
COMAEhClAL-------.--E. A. Levy master |
TINS elegant passenger steamer -
TUESDAY, Eth inst, at 5 pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE & CO.
moLO Jefferson street.
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A FIT-OUT.-A warrant was issued
yesterday, by Mr.. Justice Creighton, at
the instance OF Michael Walsh, against
Capt. II. A. Louis, charging him with
taking and carrying away a horse, buggy
and harness sometime since. We are
informed that the freedmen's bureau is
interested to some extent. The case will
be investigated by John c. Creighton,
ESD, on Monday.
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KILLS OWEN, sR. W. H. EoORE 1T. WEST.
Owen, Moore & West,
AGENTS FOR THE
Georgia Home Insurance LOmDany,
OF Columbus, GA
Cash Capital and Surplus, = Si17 $50 81.
State Insurance Company,
OF Nashville. Tenn
Etna Life Insurance COmpany,
OF Hartford, Conn.
Assetts ever $I,N0,O00.
+ you want your Life or Property Insured.
Il call and see the Inducements we 0dar.
ONCE, Northwest corner Main and Madison
streets, Memphis, Tenn mh7 sm