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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28
FOR SAFE.

&eOR SALE,O OR RENT-k fine COTTON
NFRA @sANEATION fer sale or rent-aDout aOA
= Oer Ces Ia cultivation produces q bale 10 the
~ "a ?. ana as5Gve all ordinary OveTh1wS. About
~ I5ijes below Memphis. G. WALL
Se-Tw 81 Main street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

OLD CLOTHING MADE NEw.-Thos.
81. liant & Co., No. 24G Second street,
re prepared to dc sll kinds of cleaning,
dying and securing. They viii make
old clothes look as good ss bran new, and
thatat a cost which, compared with new
ores, is almost nothing. BY q new pro-
cess the original luster and shape Of the
garment is preserved in an astonishing
manner. Gentlemen will consult econ
omy by sending Hunt & Co. their old
garments. 2t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

A young man named Josephus Mead
ows, son of Moses Meadows, OF Macon
cousty, about eighteen years Of age, shot
himself on last Friday morning, 18th
instant. He got up from a hearty break
fast, and went into an adjoining room,
aud was found q few minutes afterwards
lyirg upon the door with the gun across
his body. The load entered his forehead.
No cause, whatever, was known for the
terrible act.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

ZULU" is informed that we publish
nothing from anonymous contributors
and correspondents. We must have q
responsible same.
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OFFICE CRY Tax COLLECTOR,
npenmhaF "a Nk4s

~ 9o< penalty Of ten per cent. viii sccIue
III unpaid taxes for the forty first cor
root Ate wear, on the LIST Of January next.
Ties who wish TO avoid this heavy
.sltv. v ~ do well 20 settle, as the law
uIr tTa Se collection Of taxes will be
u o. ia red. JNO H BOWEN,
~ city Tax Collector.
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GIFT Books, GIFT Books, in endless
variety and styls-fnest assortment in
the cisy. st Geo. PatEison & Co.'s, SI71
Main street. II
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200 dozen ladies linen cuffs and collars
lower than any house in town. Rice d
EuRel. If
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

TIE PEABODY HOTEL !s now open
Nfor III reception OF transient guests and
bosrde-s. Price per dsy, 81 90. Day
Board, 80 ger month. we vii. be glad
10 welcome cur old friends anu guests.
ID. COC!LRELLG JSR
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RIVER MATTERS.


The weather, since our last, has baen
2oggy L moist. AT dark last night
x tin and by this morning the last
Ne snow VIII be gone. This
@'snlated to gweIl all !
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eom@sTS HE best dry ash wood in quantities
LedgeT1 nit purchasers, at the foot Of Market
- iet. mouth Of Wolf river. Nv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

THE Observation-Disclosures WANTED.
The Lexington (Ky.) Observer publish.
es the following letter from q carpet
Dagger, who having been defeated for
the Legislature by 8 Democrat, con-
tested the seat and had bis opponent
ousted:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

MEssBs. BIGLEY, MELLERsH & Co.
sre prepared to furnish, az the very
shortest notice, hotels, factories or pri-
vste dwellings with coal or wood in D
quantity or Of any quality. Call at
their Cffiaa, corner South Court and
Main sire and leave your orders for
coal. 2t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

CRANBsRRIEs, Cider and Buckwhest
Flour JUST received by II. S. King & Co.,
30 second street. 2t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

In Nashville last Wednesday night,
the store of Messrs. Gray q Nobb was
entered by burglars and robbed of about
500 worth Of goods.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

JUVENILE and Toy Boobs-s beautiful
assortment very low, at Geo. Pattison &
Co.'s, 3l35 Main street. If
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CHRISTMAS! CHRisTMAs!-If you
want TO arrange an elegant Christmas
tree or toys, etc, for your children call
on a. Cssteiberg q Co, No. lS8 Poplar
street, opposite the market house; you
will also fad a large assortment OF nice
fresh cakes and candies, Dlain and fancy.
Call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. lW
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:, mince meat, cakes, can
sys for Christmas trees, and
Tee and fresh in the eOnfec-
MT Berton's, corner Fourth
! eets, at prices to suit the
~ solicited. 2w
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GREAT variety OF ladies' gloves at Rice
d Engers, 2S3 Main street. #
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ma TIE ORPHANs' FAIR.-The Fair will
pen to dsy, and a. Il am. the voting
SorS a badge to,the most popular Sergeant
=. If the Metropolitan Police, and for 3
cane TO the most popular Alderman,
will elosa. In this connection W. are re-
quested to return thanks to Mr.. Robbins,
u the Overton Hotel, for . cake Of colos-
sal dimensions and most exquisite COM
position.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

banking IA QUIET CITY.-For 3 day In holiday
TdesdGDk k, yesterday was one OF the most
,..,,.ap the ho4 we ever saw. There WF-not 3
Purpose OF ~ebo9siSyrest in the whole Sesond Dis
during the ens"1HIH< fast gsnt'er.sD, tie Ii1tous
delL lsS TOwdy boysseem to
10 TTAA spreeing e~neTgiss
IyeeAthe past two SEys
Ned bssing weak stom.
Rds. The way Of
s5r Is hard.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

'"t0r said that wet
saat 800 naariyoT "kne3s. Va
cuW will prevent boots Ahn PSoes
frOI DC, and also preserve the leaih
cr. tur health. You 4 buy It at
Nc. mon street, and also best coal
oil, soap Mps, lin ware, pitch, Tosin,
wagon grease, etc. p
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

Old REIIABLE.-Ths best of Pittsburg
coal. Jump, nut aa6 sisck, sold by Big
icy, MeiLsrsh q Co s2osh Court =
yyovs as Tow & the lowest. II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

p CL0AfZs, suitable for Christmas
and New Year presents, at less than
S[ey York cost, a. Rice & Eageps, 253
Ms street. U
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

LsoR at the cheap goods at Rice &
Engel's, 2SS Main street. II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

We sell the most elegant dress goods
lower than any house in town. Rice d
Ernel. m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

FRESH turkeys, chickens eggs snd
.autter. at c. G. Jackson's, SO Adsms
street. u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

CORRECTIoN.-The account In nj of
the morning papers OF the de%plorableae-
'eilent by which young Scott McGshee
tost his life, might lead to the SUPPOSE
ton that the whole party assembled on
that occasion we're intoxicated. We are
assured by t gentleman who was present
that sue was not the case. Most Of the
party were ladies and children, and the
ouly liquor drank was some weak egg
u9gg, made especially for them. We
ara further informed that Mr.. Carter,
whose unfortunate carelsssness caused
the accident, is sn estims6le and upright
Yong man, Of temperate habits, and
that ne was mot under the il hlenee Of
drink st tine time Of The unhappy occur
renee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

POCKET Kuives-a fine assortment
just received at Geo. PattisOn & Co.'s,
3l72 Main street. II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

HOSIERY spd wool nett goods lower
than any other house 10 town, az Rlce G
Eocel'a, 233 Main street. u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

Jacksou vRE.-Fiftee1 sets Of Ane and
Of Jar carpets, hsir and cotton
sils, II esses, for sale CaiI and oct
f 5S "a a, Az Main street. tiai
and I.ElnR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

lust RECEIVED
60 bbls. Choice Onions,
Is bbls. Oranges,
90 boxes and quarter boxes Raisins
us bbls. Family Flour,
10 tierceS Sugar-cured New hams
. bbls. Choice Molasses,
S0 O1xes Spices and Can Goods,
90 kegs and half bbls. Pigs Feet
rooatbsr yith 4 fun assortment Of Fancy and
Sfanle Groceries Wines and Liquors, al
. 4 rCEERLYss, No. S44 Front Street.
dals1w Between Union sud Gayoso SIS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

FOE SALE.-A tract Of s! &er-si lginS
= = opposite Hray's station. on ne M5Itohls
sad Charleston kaiEoadi 500 by Joaa War
-rtla 10 Us. ElckerslGEl. Il Is shout IS mics
tN4am Memphis. ard n Gue site Tor 8 country
= residence. Esquire OF TBU-. h|-ChEhsHAM,
|. S0sIofBce Buuuisg At-hphis 80 w
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1000 mems nsts at 81, at Bice q in,
g. 233 Main street. Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

@ Main ST., hes Scraps
1oE: LOCKE, 1851 -c-i Toe. Bsrbiere.
iE1m frlson Table bS vv-
$50, Leslie, Harper, Sodey's Demofesf,
b'ppincctt, Eclectic, and hosts OF other
~puoilcations for January Leslis's Week
ly, with picture of Giant at capture of
City o. Mexico, Banner of the South,
Father A. J. Ryan's paper, Hsrper's Ba-
gar, Wsveriy, Sporthg Times. Days
DOIngs, Western WoridA literary Album.
Louisville, Cincinnati st. Louis, Chi
eSgO, New Orleans, and New York
dsilies received by every mail. Books
and Stationery, Base Balls etc. If
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28
STEAMBOATS,.
o LOUIsvrLLE.

Fesular Memphis and louisville Packed
.RcnSl ARC evansville andLouisviile.
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IT PIKE. CHA&
ssIKE,ADt
stOFneJS.S 9a :.
-SasES APPEAL
.KE sc
news. Counse-Eo. IS jefferson Street.

wASh lsFY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

ARREST OF PICKPoCKETs-Oa Mon
day last Col. Baker, IN elderly gentle
man OF Jackson, Wesr Tennessee, was
rudeiy jostled by two men while getting
off 8 railroad car ct that place. He soon
afterwards discovered that he had been
robbed Of his pocket book, containing
$50. In the afternoon of the same day,
Col. Baker again got on the cars to go 10
Carroll station, and found the two men
aboard who had jostled him. He had
them arrested, and one of the fellows ac-
knowledged that he belongs to a band Of
pickpoekets that are operating on the
railroads In West Tennessee, but said he
knew nothing about the robblDg Of Col.
Baker,
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L OF MR Par sasw.-The re-

BoF Nh TAI drsN'- iS-
this u..fOrtuBsee young man
ended 10 the grave yesterday by
.erge procession Of sympathizing
IDS and aequsintances Of the family.
: late I54th Confederate regiment, of
ich the deceased had been, we under
I'd. amember, turned out ca nlasse,
sr arms bound with sable Grape. Tnus
zone Of the mcst wful tragedies
AS ever been our melancholy duty TO
I'D
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

" e slsi%a 81 SEQ. PATTlsoS q Co, Books and sta.
and 1ic-,ry.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28
DRY GOODS.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC
AND
ESPECIALLY TO OUR PATRONS.

our facilities by the late grsa. decline of All
kinds OF Dsess Goods and Fancy Articles, and
through our purchases we are enabled 10 sell
our well selected stock OF Foreign and Domes-
tic Dry Goods, Fame Articles, Boots, shoes
and especially Clothing, which we intend to
close out regardless OF cost at such prices as to
excel all other houses in this city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

PrvT-A ns1aq1ce on Vance erect,
n M. ISL Opunz![e tls 81. AgRes Ac2csmy
aud the terminus Of the street csIs CGntGlns
eight rooms besides Kitchen aH1 a@ffaats
neon : two good c~lsterns, Stau-s, fINlLMgtH etc.
For terms apply TO COALMAS BoNn,
9s5f ~ - Main street.
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ron


owing 60 the falling health Of JAMES
4 Z J ETEWARE lUEo Las been q cheTgt ei the
premises rs manager aBd perLnef iol Ire last
Eva1fv-dge years, ST8&ENALL, a iartn en-
Hraeing abant J2J acre, Of inS choicest pollgl
of lie estate Of The late DANl3 CR+I6dEAD.
situated in the bend OF Island No. 81, Arsanses
side. is row Offered Tor ssl5.
There are ou the place G1out lj acres c-earFu-
80 fenced, ana now In cOiDun end corn one
ET-F-, 4 acres ia fine cypress timber 70 when
-ar0t ~ eEpk Of Tie rlYerlg IN caIa pietS tuh,
~-Tzr rtaiEway, provided Wiin IanTOad
- - -silarut FOR bringing luM1et .tH
ate ,irn5iat, NTgs basslce OF tae !ant rs hetVLy
% H. rel with osS, seA EslhHl Gollnn 49,
"a Spaci1. rs Wen leveei. ana + tSIes ~ 49, ~ u
- g entirely s4oTs Jne HIe.-Ss, Looas'
ALTO en- tie place com' Lt4ltshU1
CHAA urters, q gin and cotton irENs1 g@I1s'
Eus apple &ud . pchc3 Nrchbto' az
e "A "a ny IN complete funElng oEHeI- AAo'
u Of reliable hands. Who AaFe pesG On
oe Tor years, who m2y De eEPlye "a "
nFC -. purchaser. Also. mules 10r~v5 sa'i - hp@s,
-. et... sufficient To wprk Z. ana N-teeu AZ
sr&G1. These latter, II viii be ue2lras.e 70
} 10 cases ii CftO the purchaser 81 me iahu'
Nemnhlg.. Irthar particulars alplyto
= IS STEWART, on the lIen lse6
prIor pas ". DAVIS, 90 fIolt street .ieuEpl+
4 10 cazes.Ai5HEAn BEEASI& 6lb-yN
n IN nashville. Tenn.
af-.tr 81 thouiE Republican euG SlnECiEna- 'm,
- OF ths 9DRiIiesi copy Gle month snc seAu OH
". Hidden. 2Z Front street, memphis
e
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

THE most execrable weather followed
the clear cold sunshine of Christmas and
the week prscedin@ The people Of
Memphis looked forttt from their win
dows on Saturday merning and beheld
the roofs and pavem BITS white with a
blanket of virgin sntN. Tae spectacle
was beautiful in the extreme, and had it
come 3 dsy sooner 5he believers in
Santa Claus would hsFe sworn that he
brought IL with him ler the special use
Of his sleigh and tesms of reindeer. But
as the day advanced the spls 1 white
ness of the snow was harredN9y the SCOT
and smoke OF tho ethyl pedestrians con-
veTted the sidewalks Into footways of
slnsh, and vehiclCs fAshing to and fro
mixed up the mud Ind snow in the
streets into 3 sort Of mortar nearly ankle
deep. AS night came on heavy fog
banks closed round and shut out the last
fading rays of sunset. We trust that
the skies may clear up and smile bright
ly upon the remainder of holiday week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

THE SEOND WARD.-The following
cal Cor Z Meeting Of the citizens OF the
SsGsh WsH was handed to us for publ
cation fag1 igening:
E9ftor8 4ppeGt: We notice that Capt.
'MarshaH asEimes 10 he the nOmines OF
as Democratic party for alderman OF
theecS Gard. We DO lot see how
the gilal Captain eAp serve in that ca
pscty since, on account OF service in the
Coniecsete army, be cannot take the
e@neb,s oath. Desiring to relieve him
from so EMBARRASSING 8 position, we sug-
gest and Gala meeting OF the citlzens OF
the Ward FOR F9nrse&y n~igasne@'' "hen
IA MANY CITIZENS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

TUE eHlNoE
Memphis AT
highest coul
hssHad largt
0ther buEine
service In u
their best az
may need tn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

ST JOHE'a DAy.-&esterday wGa the
anniversary Of the birth OF 81. John, the
disciple " beloved OF Jesus" The Free
masonShold it in especial reverence, and
yesterday made it the occasion OF the
installation OF their officers, elected some
lime sind. for The ensuing year.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

VALUABLE Farm FOR RENT-The Rich
ardssn Earsl. on me Mississippi river, lodr
miles below RanGoiph, Team. viii be rented
cheap for the year 1853 20 2 fesPonsipie parry.
me f4rm contains four hundred and 70 riy-JwO
z1,ez OF land in cultivation add uncer q good
Fspe,, ard has four different gettieAleDts upon
ri ADhfS 20 GAGE FlSHESaE4 ao 'front.'
straeE scr % J.R. PALMER, Uo~yfngtohs Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

ENGR RENE-Nain Street stores and exesl-
lent OfIces for renJ-uelisrss FifsL ana sec
ABG Floors snd Sleeping ROOMS. moeeFaJe 20
5t-uups tenants. ". a. Whcatley. 81 Main.
g. - AreFff u g. EETHhLL.
The New York herald., 1868-01-11

greatly reduced there was no law ar the Sccre
ay o. the Issds s ~ e. dollar Of legal tender
NJ EDausps said .hs seer cary OF the Treasury hav.
ss BEEN s.d s:C 600 legal Tender
me soan, ss.n ssOo " Il order r to pay o.
Mr. s'nasAs Aeis that there were no outstanding obi.
salsns 70 ps act from the 900 author
sa 70 . ED 10 the Treasury tor that purpose but the
Ar slrllAlfs psp) or Oregon, said the Senator had
aksn every occasion 10 denorncc ega, tender notes as
deprecated currency, &C. lie regarded It the best
possible form u money, except gold and silver.
r coysEa trepl o. Cal, thought !. the wors. posi-
densnd wilh provision or ability 70 pay.
Mr. wsIlAss said u did not become senators to de.
ncaace = currency which had carried the country
through she srgenccs OF a. deprecated currency
Tine should BE- given for delberaiion before Congress
eem.a.ssa itscn 70 hxed policy IN finance when 50
sr Lpgrsps further sdvocltcd his amendment as
timely ard pertinent But 70 satisfy the Senator no
would modify his xsnendment BY Inserting tho word
-exstrg" before tho word ''actn
Afisr further debate Mr WILLIAMS again modified his
smoani Of any millions 81 dollars reserve United States
notes aircaiy authorized by law.
The aEnendmsat, ns modified, was lost by IL 10 go
hr. BUcKNKw, ta-m.l Of Pa, moved 10 amend by
Rr n. GOT the words untii Congress shall otherwise
and insertlng 'anu the lat o. July next SO
10 suspended until the cioe Of the fiscal and near
the time Of the probable adjournment Of Congress.
10 woaii then be simple suspension, and Congress
eCuid have tilne for deibera,on.
NJ MoRru9, rep.l OF Ind. considered the amendment
a yirtss defeat Of The bill. Tao country and bnsi
ness Interests wanted ixed policy adopted.
Mr. toxKIiNg asked how, under bill protesting on
face be Temporary measure, stated policy
10 b. adopted that would tend 10 tho security OF bus
Mr. MowreS said II contraction after the LIST Of July
would be good thing, u would bo good thing IN the
inisnm. Ho anticipated that this bAi passed IL
would never be repealed.
Mr. tArrEtt. trcal Of n y felt some responsibility
for The b he committee had honood him BY adopt
ing substantially the angsart Of resolution introduced
b. him az io bagEnirg 81 the segson Ee proceeded
TO argue that resumption could from con-
traction 81 currency. and that sopnd financial condition
could cniy result IRON patiently restoring values de-
stroved during the ais
After further DISCUSSION by Mr. conklny and others.
motion by Af Wilson % 10 into executive seHsion
carried b. vote OF 70 20. nna alter short the
Senate adjourned, % meet tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1868-01-11

pLrM rELElals "a IM Nralln-

l.arae 1.~tirs ~ thr Nntienni Capital "a
~.nare Frestcttoa of Amertcap tltixcn.
Asrema-Fhe Frr-ldeas Heane.tsd 10 re-
mese Nftni.trF Aammw-~Rwerhr~ 80 senator
wli.sn. M@ns#~wrrs naair. Wliaan ".
kabis.we sna uth~F~.
wAFwrwfeN, kn. 10. 1858
l1sNleek MgaLigAk
messing - tMss ertfsA FeHpees mg shs ngta o.
aes cnHsns esnn ss ~ rasrpi Hnn, 10 this
ciGl. so.n.a1 ana wn lsrsty ssioaass boss ~ mem
hos Caagross ana esapna ssntraL MAYOR WAlsch
pFrN4s4 aRa swaeNAss nate ~ . nnGasr %
pres nsss rssus@ra ~ 1anss p0itsa, 40 sec
retAfy, rt.a Nswm "A FssulsMuaA rfeceted
NJ uug pssAma@ T'e prsawtia recies th.i
wNrrfas - awsna sf Grssi Fftsis ~l.sspi Asg
FWAfta VI twN l ~ soc M& n hH N#t s4NA @~i Nl@
~ at4A4 NaH FsaA ~ Nf@ hst 4efttsa Atssriaan
rtsrs4 eslefMf Nf N@fs - tere ~ &s tim44oN Apd
ttfeal - = isfa wkefs iaFg htte hs~a astalnea
90 tnas m hng wteai 49, 4sssses @ss4g - fpf
sarl - sw srle tss wueeM pA - 49, $50 80 -
an @tnfaNf ieNNHaNf4t0 mMnnef fHftesitN#N tAdas
AhA mneN* W. Ht N Nt 2tNfrHlka ~ "a - inetMaRNg
hH*. 81 NHts9i NN4 3~HAHt ~ AMER a. iae tl4i 80
se1isn - esti@a Aww~an ss4t..s - ss,sss
NTNFNa Mta& ttEiA kAN MwAs @ NN
tnAod sores "a eNEnA II th.w - t.sli ~ ,rMl
~ /. rttef tarF aaa sttreAa tme Mtmhtsf tAN
skpDug - ~ csgN n ~ Sk@sa 1s4fsss rarcla
The New York herald., 1868-01-11

,ns 40 ne spornoas aggregate q 4soa, 600 tons q
relgh, ,hs vsias of soss oooo ameans sqaAi 70
nearly .ao ral o. NE sntrs foreign commerce u the
coaasry.
Nsor General fops arrived here today, and has bean
90 anwe nos 10 leave his ROOM He therefore a'a
nos call uyos any of ne caAciais to-day.
Tho Rcsesasre D~s~~ss Gsserai Mrcssk
sra Mr. Thsrw~.
In the pnbiussef aeccnnts ol the reneonfs between
General acccok and Mr. 0wsn rhorss ~ the Banquet
on "Wednesday nighL "a - made 20 appear thai oae ~
the parties n Minister Rasisus 10 the Hava' AN
islanlA ths u misiaks faers are two csaerai'
with the pairoaymls Mecoox, and insy ara coasias.
The one Who snssTss 10 ne hasaaet ranapss - y
:. Mecook cousin Of r. A. hCCoos, car Munster Rasl.
aens 70 the RawAias Isianaa
Nonisnsson. b, she President.
The President to-day sent 70 TIC seasis Tho follow
nomlnatlonss--
Joseph 4. Smith, Collecior of Customs a. wlscsssriL
Maine Thomas kinseio. celieeior 81 Ibiernsi Rev
Tor the F!rt aariri ~ ueis; Charles q Greene,
Assistant Treasurer a sesou Ia pisoe o. r v chand 20
whose comrnisslon wih expire On tbe 18Th INST ueA
Th,rs Sssrse, n Name wsis,s,n fssa 49, &
lnierral Revenue, Twelfth ds'rei q FenEsyissniai
william Rrsion, Assessor q Internal Rsvsnus. Fri
district of MlSrssipp Joan N. Reynolds. Assosscr o.
Internal Isevcnuc. f.enyoarth atrici q New YORK
H. Warren Rose, Receiver o. rubie nossIs sscra.
Moneys at Baonville, Mlssoart; Charles Mlnde~
Req is,cr OF Land o4cs Of Tallahassee.
Proceedings ef rhe supreme Cssrt.
The following were ihe proceedings In tbs uniied
States Supreme Court TO day NO 3osMiIlings plain
ua In error, Hartuple case argued Va c3-
Elgces, administrators. plaintiff In error, w Loyeli.
Case argued Judge Black moved the court that day
be appointed for the hearing Of the egpa Argument of
Mccarde; bat MI. stanbery obJected 10 arguing the
cause the part Of the govesnmen, on tie ground
that he had written opinions sustaining the other side q
tho The matter deferred upon his suggestion
until tho government could arrange TO appear by some
other counsel. Adjourned til Monday.