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There still remains in the United
States Treasury between four and five
millions Of dollars due to discharged
Uaion soldiers, and it is really Sc: ious
question whether the brave fellows, who
so richly earned this money in serving
the country on the battle field, and amid
the hardships and priyations OF camp
life, shall ever receive it, or whether
they are 10 be swindled out OF all. or
nearly all, of their just dues by dishon
est claim agents. The Ladies' Union
Relief Association of this city, whose
timely assistance thousands of disabled
and destitute soldiers and their families
remember with gratitude, has taken
steps to secure Legislation looking TO the
protect n Of those TO whom bounties
are due. and we recorded the fact q few
days ago that they lad sent an agent to
Washing ton to center with President
Grant, with the Second Auditor. through
whose Office these moneys are disbursed.
and with promin ent Senators and Repre-
sentatives, with regard to the matter.
Mr.. McWatters was cordially received,
and the plan which he submitted meets
with general approval That some leg
islation on this subject is needed is
strikingly illustrated By revelations that
have recently been made in the courts,
not only of this city, but in nearly every
portion Of the Union where bounties are
paid Herman alone. whose case is yet
pending, is said to have received at least
$4,000 for which he has failed to
account to those who intrusted their
claims to him for collection. w are
glad to learn that Senators Wilson and
Schurz, Gen. B. +. Butler, Second Audi
tor French, and others, have interested
themselves in this matter, and we hope
that something may be done before Con-
gress adjourns.-.fN. Y. Tribune.
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The Board of Directors Of State Prison South met
at that institution last Thursday, and reorgauzed by
electing Hon. F. NJ Meredith, of this city, President
Our former towusman, Col. Shuer, is proving to be
very competent and efficient warden, and the af-
fairs of the prison in excellent order.-[Terre-
IIante Express
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a GENTS of either sex, in every town and village,
n for the largest ONE DOLLAR SALE in the
country. The smallest articles sold be exchanc.
cd for Silver Plated fvebottled Revolving Castor,
or your choice of 200 articles upon exchange list.
Commissions to Agents larger than Seud for
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A delegation Of prominent Quakers,
and other citizens OF Philadelphia, con-
ssting of Eli R. P.ice, William Welch,
Judge Strong, George II Stewart, Sam
uel ShirEey, Thomas Wistar. and others
called upon the President, Secretary Of
the Interior. and two Indian Commit
tees Of Congress, for the purpose Of
Recommending mild ar d humane policy
on the part of the Governncn toward
the Indians
The wool clip Of California has in
creased ~ fold since 1886 Thus. s man
who had. IN tfat year leo sheep, now
has $4,000
The product of the fisheries of Cape
Cod, the past year, it is said, amount TO
about a million and half OF dollars.
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Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing between A. s.
Reed and B. NJ. Butler, is This day dissolved by
tual consent Mr.. Butler retires from the firm. The
business will be conducted at the old stand, by A. S.
Reed, who will settle all accounts due to and by the
6rm. A. 8. REED.
B. M. BUTLER.
Richmond, Indiana, February %, 1so9.-52-sw
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1t is said that Hon. B. F. Claypool, Of
Connersville, has the finest house in tho
TVhitewafer Valley.
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In all diseases of Swine, such Coughs, Ulcers in
the Lungs Liver, &c, this article acts
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-31

CHANCERY COURT Wnl II. Smith,
ChGaceLlOr.-Me sets Monday morning at
10 O'Clock. The calendar Of cases for
that day is as follows:
625 Dickens VS. Apperson.
5sS Meath vs. Porter.
494 Treadwell vs McKeon,
552 Jones vs. McGlnnis.
565 Witt vs. Bland.
623 Overton vs.. SsovalI.
573 Commercial Bank VS. Ford.
525 Mitchell VS. Jackson.
SHELBY CIRCUIT CoURT-Ge0. ".
Reeves, Judge.-This Court met yester
day but did not transact any business,
owing to the announcement OF the death
of w. J. Sommerville, late q member Of
the Memphis bar, in respect to whose
memory the Court adjourned until Non
day morning.
The criminal docket OF this Court will
be taken up and called Monday. No
cases are specially set for that day.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-GeO. W. WGjdTdn,
BLdge.-Yesterdsy this Court was en-
gagged in heariHg and determining mo-
lions, etc.
Monday has been setspart for the hear
ing of motions for new trial and arrest
OF Judgment. No other business on the
calendar for tina iday,
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wards the close, with more disposition 10
-elI. Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express,
SO; American Express, Al Adams
Express, 6l3 United 5t&tes Expresa, $50;
Merchants Union Elk, I7s Quicksilver,
n Canton, 604; Pacific Mai, 1lsl; Vest
ern Union Telegraph Co, $50 /; New York
Central, 1929 Erie, SsJ; Hudson, 1884,
Reading, 964 Chicago & Alton, pre-
fsrrsd, $50; Toledo, w. & F. w, GAY
preferred, IS; st. Paul, 763 /; preferred,
95I ; Ft. Wayne, III; Ohio & Mtsis-
sippi, 3s3 Michigan Central, 129 Mich
igan Southern, "a; Illinois Central,
1873; Cleveland & Pittsburg, 94l Cleve-
land & Toledo, 1851 Rock Island, I34;
Chicago & Northwestern, SAG preferred,
est.
Gold opened at 1851, and closed at
1861. In this market there ia some in
crease in the demand, and dealers buy
very nearly, if not quite, at New York
rates. We note 3 purchase Of $500 at
1855; 500 at 1854 $500 at 1876. Selling
at 1851.
AS an evidence Of the a with which
bank statements are made to show Up
Handsomely when the bank itself is on
the very eve OF disaster we present the
Eleventh Quarterly Statement OF the
late Merchants National Bank Of Little
Rock, OF which United States Senator
Mcdonald was President, and Charles
A. CLARK, Cashier. The statement wa
sworn to on ths 4th inst:
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CSTFOA.

The LiveTpoo! market at the opening
was buoysnt to-day Uplands Hi; Or
leans lls@Ilii. At 3 pm. it was buoy
ant, with Upiands, on spot, 1l4d sdoat,
Il5 Orleans Il5i.
The New York market at the opening
was unchanged 10 every respeet-Low
BIiddiings 26{ei UpIands 295; Mobile
29fe Orleans 294e; Good Middlings soc.
At II n. il was firm, and . shade better,
though not quotsbIy higher. At 1880
pm the demand was good and holders
were free sellers-Uplands 29C. At 2ll0
p.gl. the demaDd was good and prices
firm and higher-LOW Middlings 2S4c ;
UpIands 29{e; Mobile 293c; Orleans 294c;
BOD Middli1gs soto. At the close it
was less active, but prices maintained.
In New OcIeans, at 11:30 am, cotton
was indemand at full prices -Middlings
z7e. At 2:l5 pm. the demand was &C
tive and prices higher. Sales 1000 bales,
Middlings 27!e.
Our market wss active, but not quota
bly, higher. Prices that were asked yes
terdsy we're freely paid to-day. Some
holders vera disposed to wait until Mon
day, while others let go readily at our
quotations. Among the sales we're a few
small lots of Ordinary at 25@25@c; 100
Good Ordinary al 26,, q do. at 264, 100
do, at 26lc, II 10. at 263c 33, so, 80, 25,
IO7, 2S, l9I, 81, all Low Middlings at &c ;
.IS9 Strict Low MiGdliDgs at 27sc; II Mid
dlings at 274c As Good Style Middlings
at 2733, AMI Il, also Good Style Mid
dliugs, at 2Se; 20 Strict Mlddlings 2Sc, 25
do at 2S3 II Good Mddlings at 29c. One
sale, .thst of 1sl bales Low MiddliDgs at
27e,in the above LIST, was sold late yester-
day, and not before reported. Three bales
OF Peeler cotton also sold atthe same time
at SEC. W. quote, the market closing
firm, as follows:
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Personal.

r. H Sylvester, Esq, special agent
and sdjuster of the Home Insurance
Company OF New York, is in the city,
after a brief absence il st. Louis and the
West. He is looking well, enjoying ex-
cellent heslth and Is IN good spirits.
Mr. Wilson, Of the Ira Tslersi Life In
surance Company Of Hartford, is 10 town,
in the interests of his company. AS an
old newspaper man, he has special claims
on or fraternity.
MIR. BroOmall, OF the PEoelix Fire In
sucanee Company Of Hartford, has bsen
IN the city for q few dsys, and will re-
main for sometime, on business con-
ueeted with the agency OF his company
here.
Maj. John Malone, Of Columbus, KY,
Is in our city, on q brief visit. The Msj1r
was a. gallant a soldier rs ever wore the
grey, and has legiOns OF friends Ia cur
"ho will make his stay a pleasant
one.
VIM. McMasters, Esq, OF Cincinnati,
q prominent lawyer Of that city, arrived
here yesterday, on his way to New Or
leans.
Judge II. P. Reid, of Friar's Point,
Miss, is in our city, stopping at the Pea
body House. The Judge looks relieved
since escaping from newspaper thral-
DOM,
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Wolfe Able are the next bsass due from
St Louis.
The Belle Memphis, Capt. Crane, e.
the regular Monday st. Louis packet.
New Orleans cotton Is now seskicEa
GeV charnei. Instead OF being shippaa
/ to New York by the SEA route II uhs
up the river and IS thea shipped East ~
rail, the tariff Oh f-siglf Deing much
| lower by the latter route. 10000 bales Is
| sx5seted 70 be ship red no the river fer
the new route Ia the next fortnight.
The NataIa "a the Tuesday Feisr'5
Point packet.
EnJrts are osIng made 50 St. Louis 70
remove the WharfbOabs Gs that point,
whicd occupy the best portion OF the
wharf. Tns City Couaeil Of Memphis
Sil also make a. efsOrl to TemsEe the
wharf 51Gts at our i&uding, which sTo
quite al eye sore 70 many, and said 10
- a der-iment 10 the commercial inter-
esss Of Memphis.
Capt. ~. N. Williams, formerly OF
Eiekseu-g. hut E0R OF Cairo vas II cur
city yesterday.
Cape. FsiERsy. OF Friar's P5lnt, bar
lpeaed 40 2 Rev feeder tC Msuphis. He
= nOv FuariDg the r. P. COnveEss frGD
FfiaI'a Point to the mOuth CT Cod Wa
Ter, on the I Ilahatchie river, e esn-
aecc regularly with the NstGn&- He
lss seng for the MARITIME, We learn, and
E'Il probably SON have two SosGin the
trade.
Uspt. sLucek. OF TIE steamer Alice
Dean, wss fined 800 ~ Louisville for
putting eff 4 pzupsr az hat city.
The Argonaut, Dexter and Indiana are
due tomorrow from the Oli0.
The Mississippi, Magenta and Ruth are
due from Nav Orleans.
The Belle s.. Louis, Capt Zsigier, viii
be found &C the wharf this morning to
receive for Sc. Lcuis, and will leave 81
ten 3 Mr.. J. w. B8skstt has charge
Of the Office.
me Msgsuga, Capt. Frank Hicks, viii
be found 81 the wharf Monday morning
10 receive for New Orleans and the
bends, and will leave On Wednesday.
sac Is The regular "Wednesday packet.
MessIs. John Sullivan and Charley
Smithers are her gentlemRniy clerks.
The toWboat Argosy passed up yester-
day.
Ths Bermuda, Capt. Clsycomb, is re-
eeiving st the whaEf for Pine Bluff, and
leaves On Monday al fve pm.
The Ozark will have her repairs In
ished in time 10 resume her trips on
Thursday next.
The Mary Erwin is due from Cinciu-
natl, bound for Arkansas river, Hi-h 800
tons OF freight.
The splendid passenger steamer Nir-
giuis, Capt. Holeroft, viii leave the
Wharf ths evening for New Orleans
and the bends. Mr. Charley Se1giiza, a
vhOle-souisd gentleman and attentive
clerk, 0fBcistes in the Office.
The Westm7relsad, Capt. Rrsk, VIII
be st ihs wharf on Monday, 10 rseeiTs
for Cincinnati, AID viii leave On Tuss-
day at ) p. N.
The Continental, Capt. John G-een-
burg viii leave the whsrf to-day 81 i've
y. u. for New Orleans.
The Messenger is due from the Ohio,
bound down.
The Belle OF Alton passed down for
New Orleans. she viii ply in the Se~
Orleans and F0Ts Jackson trade,
The superb and light Graagnt pGssen-
ger steamer, w. A. Caldwell, Caps
Rabe Hines, "a lie regular Tuesday Ar
kansas river United States mall packet.
she viii be 10 port tomorrow morning
to receive and leave on Tuesday with a
return trip.
The WhzrfbORts at Cairo are OverTun
with freight awaiting shipment south
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We could learn Of no transactions in
City Bonds. There is an inquiry at 523@
@5Sc, but nc sellers, except in small
amounts.
City Scrip is in fair demand from tax
payers at 75@S0c, but Brokers' offsring
rates remain at 70@72c.
County Warrants are in demand, and
quotations lrregular-74c was offered du-
ring the day, with no sellers. Dealers
are firm at 78@Sge selling.
Police Scrip is scaree-nominally $50
96e buying selling at 97@9se
Governments in New York were gene
rally steady, but somewhat irmer fer
'6S's and 10-40's.
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THE CHANPION.-Not the =" cnampion
OF the light weights" or heavy
weights" but the Champion Wrosght
Iron oven Cooking Stove. Itiss " cham
pion - in every gSy-Of durability, beau.
" OF ehepe, excellence Of material used,
simplicity and c0anmcdiousness. The
Champion is made 81 the best quality Of
Hanging Rock charcoal iron. As to du-
rability, the Champion is superior 10 al
Others 1t is made to last, and with
proper care Will 10 the cooking Of q fam
fiy through q generation. IL is simplic-
ity itself: it has but Ous damper-a slid
ing one on top Of toe stove, and with it
Ghe heat OF the ovens is instantly rsgu-
lated. The oven Is Of wrought iron. and
ehe Champion Is the only stove that is
made that way. The huss are larger
Nd deeper than any other stove, sBd
81 not choke up; the reservoir is en-
Il and cannot rust; the fine ruas
hLne the side Of The stove, instead Of
tbro1s5 To boiler ss is customary, there
hI mstino The stove portable; the fire
~ nhons ave q. >0structed particularly
S1ith an W. to Sou, Nern wsols, and o5g
sticks of Gooc-in fact a. We gave s9al, the
stove is the champion, anC genes com,
petition 10 any particular. Lost y
witnesses in our midst have uss'it' ana
testify T. this facs. 1t - for sale SGeiu-
rively by II. Wetter & Co.. u l. IL
Monroe street., Memphis, Tenn.
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FINE MUTTON.-Ia passing tine meat
store OF Charley knsy, on Jefferson
sirest, between Second aud Third, we
noticed sOnls as fine mutton as We have
ever seen in this market. and, upon in
quiry, were pleased 20 learn that il wss
rsised in Tennessee by Msjor Ben. Har.
land, 81 Naury county. II Mr. Kcey can
keep s supply - such mutton on hand, ne
may safely count OF cgs-omezs vino cRn
appreciate it AID will patronage him.
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NICHOLSON PAvEMENT.-The co.,
tractor have finished all o. the work Of
paving with the Nicholson pavement lei
10 them in this city. TIE ChaDcery
Court has decided tie question Of the
property owners liability in favor OF
The contractors. The contractors are re-
duired by the city TO enforce the cOilec-
ton Of this tax by suits against the prop
erty for it condemnation and sale; hence
we shall expect all parties indebted tO
US for the pavement 10 come 10 u office
and settle. II there sre those who can
not pay the money, let them come up
and say frankly what they csn and
will do, and we shall 60 whas We car ia
accepting such terms IS they nav be able
TO offer Us. y. 4. BROWN d Co.
January Z, 1863.
Ledger and Post copy. I
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE The new
Time Card Ou the Memphis and Louis
vile Railroad Line takes effect Monday,
February lst. The day express train
leaves the depot st head OF Main street,
at 5 o'clock IA and the night express
train at $40 p ~, every dsy. CRaiirOsd
time is fifteen minutes faster than city
tiGe.) Toe morning train arrives q.
$50 ana, and night express at 8 p.Ul.
Toe 5 O'Clock am. and $40 ? NJ. trsiEs
make close connections for all points
East by way Of Louisville, and st Hum
bOlJt for Cairo, 81. Louis, Chicsgo snd
PadUcsh. Night express l0E Nashville
without change Of cars.
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New FIRM.-We are glad to notice
the card OF Messrs. l.. E James & Co,
who have established S general c0llcc-
ton Office and real estate sSenCy in our
city, at No. 203 Main street. 4 general
collection Office has long been 8 want in
cur mercantile community, and this es-
tsblishment ills q void long felt. Messrs.
James d Co.. refer to some OF cur best
citizens, and heaviest merchants and
bankers, snd We c~heerfully recommend
tIem.
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Silks marked down at B. Lowenstein

CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY
Thsre are few establishments in a city
which have become more Indispensable,
snd which are q greater convenience,
than = good bakery and confectionery.
Ia fact, the necessity for such establish
ments has given birth to a large number
in every community, and the result is,
that many are not worthy OF the pa
tronags they enjoy and if q true picture
Of the manner they are conducted were
given, the taste for BAKERS bread and
confectionery would considerably fall off.
Berton's store, on the corner Of Fourth
and Poplar, is an exception. He has
always on hand 8 choice fresh supply oi
confectioneries and canned fruits, and
those who are fond Of the best win do
well to give him 3 call.
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RIVER MATTERS.
HEArMER AND RIsEKn.

WEATHER AND RISEkS.
Weather clear and pleasant. The river
here continues to decline rapidly, with q
good stage in the river, At st. Louis
the river Is reeeding. with ten feet in the
channel to Cairo. The Ohio is recsding
from Pittsburg down to Cairo, with elk
feet In the canal. The Arkansas is fall
ing, with Mines and a half feet in the chan
mel from Little Rock out.
Arrivals.
Steamer RubieOn. VieksbuTg.
" Armenia, New Orleans.
d" Belle st. Louis, st. Louis.
Departures.
Steamer Rubicon, st. Louis.
4" Armenia, Pittsburg.
" Minneola. Cincinnati.
% Liberty, White River.
" T. II. Allen, Arkansas river.
" Linton, st. Francis river.
Kn Port.
Bermuds, Belle st. Louis.
EEsCELLANEOUs.
The Liberty No. 2 cleared for White
river last night, with q good trip of
freight and people.
The Thomas n. Allen, for Arkansas
AAESA SOt III WIN = SOOu rip
The City Of Cairo has come out from
retirement and leaves st. Louis on Tues
day for Msmphis.
The swift and elegant passenger steam
er City Of Alton, Capt. J. b. Archer,
will leave the wharf to-day at five p.m.,
for st. Louis. Mr.. White is her purser.
The Luminary, Cspt. Conway, viii
leave the wharf this morning at ten
O'Clock, for Vieks b Irg and the bends.
The Minneola cleared for Cincinnati
last night, with 1850 bales OF cotton.
Tie Clifton, Capt. Stein, will be found
at the wharf to-day, from Cincinnati,
and will leave on Wednesday with 3 re-
turn trip
The Des Arc left Devall's Bluff
with another big trip. She is the regu-
lar tuesday White river mail packet,
and will be found In port Monday morn.
ing to receive.
The City Of Alton, Continental and
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BUSINENo.

A GENTLEMAN with some s~evgnty-Jva
"A Thousand dollars worth OF good IMPROVED
and unimpr0Ved property in Texas, cOGsiatlr <
IN part OF wheat and cotton Jarvis. p beaufinII
residence on Galveston Bay and 600 acres 81
land Tear Galveston city, wishes 10 convert "a
portion OF the same into nsnnfacturinz or
commercial bns mes at Msmphis. CoEla ass,
raise X or seven thousand dollars cssu. amt
same amount well secured by bond and mort
gage. Address SHELDIN BELL,
iaQ Little Rock, ArksnsAs.
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TnE Markets. The poultry and meat
markets yesterday wese most bouutiin'ly
supplied. Chickens, the finest and fat
test possible, were plentiful, and selling
from SOC to 75c each, dressed turkeys,
81 80 to 50 80 each geese, 81 TO s. 81
each eggs, zoe n 25c. Bsef-Choiee
cuts OF choice Dsef, ZO3 per ID; sll around,
l2kc to l5c; mutton, 12ie to l5c porz,
l5c to zoe sausage meat, 20c; butter,
SOC. Vegetables were toleratly plentiful,
bot dear.
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MASONIC FUNERAL The remains OF
VIM. 7. Howard, son Of Wardlow How
ard, E-q., who died recently at New
burg, New York, have bean sent here
by the Masonic fraternity of New York,
for burial. The funeral ceremonies will
be performed by South Memphis Lodge,
at ElmwOod Cemetery, this afternoon at
three o'clock. The mssonic fraternity
wishing to attend the funeral, will meet
az South Memphis Lodge at two o'clock
n. m.
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SENT UP.-Johu Murphy, = c0loTed
gentleman, whose name suggests that he
is Of French origin, was sent to jail yes
terdsy in default Of bail, by squire Grit
Gth, for systematic snd iuc1TTigibls
horse STEALING. Murphy has stolen, dGT-
ing the past five months, no leas than
seven horses. Detective C0unsll got
after him at last, and Don had him il
hockel,y. He bids fsiT now TO serve s
tam Of Yesrs in the -Eenitent.ary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-31

CITIZENS, ATTENTION.-Al lovers Of
fine dressed turkeys, chickens, celery,
fresh lAke (OatsriC) white fish, call at
I'D. Edwards, 278 Second street, re-
ceived every day by express fine fresh
oysters, selling at sixty and seventy cents
Der can. Whe1 you cannot find good
turkey any whsre else, call at rs Second
g erset, where they can be found st al
Il. ues cheap for casn.