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.fiT Wool RepSl
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MoRIYOsi
Sin Finish VELyEr-for suits
Alexander P0PLINsi
All Wool PnAIDsl
Koanebee Rspollant!
Chameleon Poplinl
Tappa cloth-for Wrappers!
Ladies' Cloakings
Water -Proof-black aud brown
cassimeres-far men and boys
Bonnet Velvet, Ribbons Flowers, TouibsHl
Ladies' and childrens Hats
Wool and Cotton De La.nssi
Muslins, Flannels, Prints
Zephrs, worsted and wool Yarns
Dress Trimmings, Under Clothing, Hats, CAPS,
Hosiery, Gloves, and complete assortment Of
all kinds Of NOTIONS, at very moderate prices.
NTVLING q SHOWERS.
Cloarheldi oct15, ls6s-u ls.gf
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aaarkrts.
Clarified Markets.

Reported weekly for tho ctrtrrrtn RrrruIIcAS
by J. p. KEAr1EE, Dealer 10 Dry Goods. Gro-
oeries, Provisions, &c., Market S., Clcardeld.
CLEanrmin. Pa, Jan. 81, 1868.
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A Apetition was presented, signed by
forty -scvcn inhabitants of Bell, Fer
guson and Penn townships, praying
the erection of a new township ont oi
parts OF those townships Beginning
at point on thetownship line between
Bell and Penn, on land OF J y Ne
Crackcn, thence south -castorly thro'
Bell, 10 include lands Of c. Thompson
and Arthur Bell, crossing the river
below Chest Falls, and running on 20
inierscct the line between Bell and
Ferguson. ON land Of J. A. johnson
thence along the line between those
two townships the length Of the Beni
Gibbs survey; thence north-easierly
along the southern line OF the Benz.
Gibbs, Daniel Turner, James Ross
and John Hambright tier Of surveys
through Ferguson township 10 the
river below Hoyts mills, SO as 70 in,
clude lands Of ] T Hoyt; thence uT
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Boots aud Shoes.
PEACE PROCLAIMED.
THE WAR OVER IN CLEARFIELD.
KNOX TOWNSHIP QUIET

Nearly all the CoHtraJaHds going back
10 their old masters bit mary one
going to old Massachusetts, i0here
they 'OeTe loUed so long and so yell.
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BOWL HrEysr.
Samuel Holes Dcccariaf n. c. Gamiio...-G Guiich
lsaac Bickcts Andrew Shof.- q.
A. 4. Holden Bloom isaiah nlouu....i.. City
John routl-....... nocrs lehu % ncLL..... Morris
lsanc shiumcl..... 7. hcrplc.......... "
W 3. Thompson Chest r.Smith, n. Washington
q n. Calburn. Cleardcid Milo iioyt.-...... 0sooola
Casper Leopold j. c. Henderson, "
A. schnarrs- Corinrion J. Goss............ d"
Peter Garuiur 4. C. Hepburn. ...... Penn
John Nuisou, r. nloou- Curwcnsrilit
Jacob Sunc... John J. Read,
SALOON LICENSE.
W. lndrus...-. Cluarfcli u. Bowman. .... Clcarfcld
=. McGauEhcy Cah.Gmf, ,Cmwnsviilc
MERCANTILE.
Augustus Loconio, o. ]. T.. Bcitcns'cib q Co.,
rard Ulenrfeid
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A8SUSERzENTs

9REUME oFTHE WEEK.-At Mes
NemDhis Mizs Leo Hudson has been
PLAYING to only moderate houses Moo
tav and Tuesday, highs The Cataract q
Ghe Canes; Wed sesuty The EeRch
Soy Oh horseback Tlursusy ald Friday
ThsRed Crook, wluaiog up the week and
engagement yesterday win q Adt93es at
Shicn The French Spy was given, and
wish AdEsppG last night. OtMisS dua-
-on as an 0ctresS, except Ia q Or TWO
roles, the least said the soonest smenOed.
Without her horse she would De 10
where TO use a phrase more I0rclbie
than classic, and for her own reputation
We would advise her to stick &c AGgsP
pa, h~eucefoTth. Hsd nos most theatre
g0ers seer the French SPY as played %
MsCgie Mitchell, or Msd. Celeste, or
Jennie Haight, ner rendition OF that
piece might be more appreciated. AS II
u -owsysr. n sensational Introduction
- her horse is ell that makes IL t0leraOie.
The Red. Crook she can hO4u II re-
erve % a spec atty Tor Nssaylle, EDsts
Il sseus to be appreciated. Next "eeA
Nr. Frank Mayo Is the star opeGlng
NItn Hamlet, Monday night AID W
Look for crowded houses 10 spite OF Lent
TIE GAIETY.-MassgeF Ely has
spared neither money nor pains during
ne past week TO make the Gsiety Al
trzcuve. Miss Lille Beckett snd Oscar
Wills have been received nightly VIII
cuuuOs Of applause, and the songs, dances
,nd comicsALies OF the other ladies' d
gentlemen have never failed to please
Next week several new GTtistes IN every
me Of the varieties business VIII ns IL
reduced, and an entirely new bill O.
iar5 presented to the public.
TIE NIysTRELs One Of the best
minstrel trOup5s now IN existence ls
skih & GayI0Id's, advertised 10 De mere
give three performances during the
eoming week, commencing to-mOrrO6
The entert .inmsnts Of this
rune are chaste and elegant, and can
not fail 10 D!ease the most fzsIdi0us.
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BOOKS AND

The Echoes is the title OF q nest little
newspaper published and edited under
the direction Of the Memphis Female
College. 1t claims to De 3 peep at the
world from a schOOl-rOom window, and
is quite an interesting and entertaining
little sheet. Good luck to Il.
TsVelUe Times q Ysdr.-The February
number OF this magazine is at hand. l.
| is published at louisville, KY, and is es-
/ peoisIly adapted to the home circle, the
| contents being chaste and elegant, the
TYNE large and clear, and the general
make up pleasing.
Louer California, its Geography and
characteristics. etc We Rrs indebted to
| the Lower California Company for 8 copy
OF q most interesting historical and geo
g-sphIesl sketch Of this terra incOgnitG.
We will make some extracts fromit at
q future occasion.
Peters Musical Monthly.-This beauti-
full monthly repertoire Of music Is a.
hand, and like its predecessors, IL a COM
plete review OF the progress OF the world
of music. Each number contains from
fifteen 20 twsnty pages OF interesting
musical reading matter, and from six to
eight pieces Of new piano music, and
I songs DN suSn 50tADA5 - NAAAAGAf HAA ~
Hays, Pseher, etc.
Hearth and Hon1e.-The current num-
bar of this gem Of the agricultural week
lies is decidedly the handsomest in gen.
eFsl appearance, and the best as to con-
tents and illustration that We have vet
seen. The presentation engraving, The
| Pet OF the Village" Is exQuisiteiy worked
| and with the best wood-engrav-
ing or printing of Virtue K Co. Of Lon
don. PstsiDgill & Co, Of New York city,
are the publishers.
Hdrper's BGzdr.-The number Of this
publication for the present week Is very
attractive Ia contents, illustration ard
topographic excellence. Besides the
usual gossip, q story or two, with Illus
trations of wit, wisdom and fancy, It
contains a Thousand and one things that
! every woman should know, and gives a
thorough review OF the fashions OF the
period with instructions how to make
nav dresses and remake old ones as good
as new. Harper Brothers, New York
city, publishers,
Youths History Of The Re6eRion.-Thls
Is the title OF an infamous publication,
which we noticed on the shelves Of one
of U bookstores yesterday. Il Is sn
outrageous collection of lies and libels
noon the South and her sons, accusing
such men az Jefferson Davis and Judah
p. Benjamin, OF the meanest and most
infamous petty crimes-thieving az coll
lsge, sts.,-in fact, making eat our noble
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-14

City Bonds are quiet. We have no
transactions TO report, AID prices are
uominaiIy unchanged.
Ledger balances are taken oy brokers
at 72@gS.; selling at z59763. Scrip
buying at i5@f33; selling st 7S@S0c.
Ccuaty Warrants are Dominsliy IN
changed. Buying al 75976c selling at
1880.
Police Scrip buying at s5996o; sell
Ing ct s769Se.
w have large sales Of Gold to note
500, S2700. and 1926 were taken by deal
srs at l3449l344. Selling at 1881.
4 transaction In very uneurrent money
occurred to-day. We allGds to the pur-
chase Of $1,000 Confederate notes at 10.
They were bought upon aa order.
Il IS now said thai the city's stock In
the Little Rock railroad must be sold on
Monday, il order to meet the pressing
demands of creditors. This will afford
temporary cage, but bonds must eventu-
ally be resorted 10, and the stock will be
lost to the city. We hoped that our
Board OF Aldermen would have met this
matter promptly, and we are satisfied
that they would have been sustained by
the people, tut it seems they let the
matter go by default. Mr.. Simpson, the
most urgent creditor, has been informed
by those who want TO become possessed
OF the stock, that IN the event he now
falls to recover, inianctious will be issued
which will retsFd the payment, and, la
boring under this belief, he insists On the
sale.
Gold opened In New York to-day st
1876, and closed st 1851, carrying at 4 per
cent. Sterling exchange was dull at
1894 ior 90 day bills. Money easy on
eelI st 6 per cent. The New York bank
statement for the week is as follows:
Loans decreased S. 6l coo; specie de
creased s2,OS5, GOO; deposits decreased
IS, 625, COO +; legal tenders SO. S9l 600.
Governments opened strong, in cOnEe
ouencs OF an active demand in European
markets. The New York Bull clique
have a clique in London bulling bonds.
At the close the market was dull with q
Bssrish tendency.
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me closing Liverpool dispatch to-dsy
quoted that market heavy, with sales CT
IVY bales uplsnds At I25@12ld, ahoat
aa1 ashore Orleans 12s@I2fd.
Tie New York market was dall 81 the
opening. Low Middlirgs 2S@ZS4e; Up
lands 2s&G30e; God Middlinzs ale. At
noon 1t was Gull and lower. Low MID
dlings zs492sc; Upands 29ic; Coed
Middlngs S0{e. At 2 pm. IL wss duA,
aad prices nominal and at the close 1t
vas quiet and weak. Low Middiings 2s4
9Hci Uplsnds 29fe; Mobile S0o; Or
leans SOfc Good Middlings S0fc:
Our market was dull, and buyers could
not be found, except where the neeessi
ties Of sellers were such as to compel
them to let go at the best prices they
could get. Accordingly quotations could
not be ascertained correctly. Tho s2les
amounted to about 500 bales, with Mid
dlings from % to 2s{e. Some holders
maintained their prices, and would no;
Uncover tables at less than 2sic. The
market closed dull, and very much uR-
settled.
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racine CsA-fs
Stocks at the opening were very duh
and at 1915 Am, (ths last report we re-
eeived) were still dull, with few offer,
ings.
Wells & Fargo Ex., =; American Ex.,
AZ; Adams Ex., SIT; U. 8. Elk, =;
Merchants Union Elk, 1sR; Quicksilver,
2I5: Canton, SO; Pacific Mail, 114s; West,
ern Union Telegraph Co, S7s +; New York
Central, 1874; Erie, to -. Hudson,
1854 Reading, s4s Chic. & Alton, 1857
preferred, 1885, Toledo, w, and F. W..
66f 4; prefer'd, ut st. Paul, 653 prefer'd
79{; Fl. Wayne, 117s; Ohio & MissIs.
sippi, S5l; Michigan Central, 12s Mich.
Igan Southern, s44 /; Illinois Central
14O; Cleveland & P~ittsburg, eli; Cleve
land & Toledo, los I; Rock Island, Isl
Chicago 4 Northwestern, sSa /; preferred
eli,
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THE CRURTs.

MUNICIPAL CoURT-6eO. II. Waldrd1,
Jsdqe.-The calendar for Monday is as
follows:
1908 State VS. Beaumont and Simons.
1904 and 1905 Same vs. Beaumont.
22l4 Same VS. Brooks & Baker.
Z525 Same vs Conway.
1896 Same VS. Oa1pbs.l.
2527 Same VS. Holland,
$3.50 tn 2540 Same vs. Moody.
2542 same W Williams.
2544 60 2549 Same vs. Fisher.
1850 TO 1868 Same VS. Elliott.
2554 to 1858 Same VS. Williams.
1853 to $500 Same Va Reilly.
The cases entered below will be taken
M and tried on Tuesday next:
I777 State VS. Costello.
22I3 Same VS. Hefnsu.
1920 Same VS. Pepper.
1858 to 1855 Same VS. McCaDliiP5.
1857 to 1872 Same va Smith.
2576 to $3.50 Same VS. Brown.
1881 TO 25SS Same VI Burk.
1898 to 1898 Same vs. Sullivan.
1893 to 1901 Same vs Gsrvey.
1904 to 260S Same vs. Davis.
CRIMINAL COURT. - W82. Hunter,
J4dQe.-Eo business Of Importance wss
transacted in this Court yesterday. The
following eases viii be brought up for
trial Monday
II State VS. Gallagher, murder.
: Same vs. Coyns, murder.
l Same Va O'Hern, larceny, etc.
10 Same VS. Pruitt, murder.
IL Same VS. Henry, larceny.
Is Same vs Hunt, house breaking.
i6 Same VS. Rgssar, murder.
20 Same VS. Mcdonald, malicious shoot.
ing.
y Same ys Fisher, larceny.
% Same VS. Same, lRFcsnY.
"A Sims VS. Becker, perjury.
rs Same vs. Marie, murder.
% Same VS. Guthrie, arson.
20 Same VS. same, lsrc9ny.
"a Same VS. Reeves, laeosDy.
So Same VS. Meyer, larceny.
81 Same vs. Thompson, larceny.
AZ Same va Bedford, larceny.
IS Same Vs COsgrove, murder.
al same vs. Holmes, larceny.
- The above eases viii be called pefemp-
torilv-tha defendants ana witnesses
must be present.
CHANCERY COUNT I'm. II. Smith,
LAonceLlor.-Ths csses set for trial IN
this Court for Monday are As follows, to-
witg
$50 Prcvine We McLsnoT9.
657 Frevet VS. Rolehford.
65S Neville VS. Black.
$50 McLsmore VS. Currln.
664 MeFerrin VS. White.
665 Wickersham vs. MsrFlwetheF.
G66 Maine VS. Levin.
67I Rsnkert VS. Butler.
652 Anderson vs. Cross,
673 Keith vs Dreifus.
676 Watson Va Watson.
677 Stout vs Randolph.
678 Miller VS. Wsrfield.
$50 Wslcott VS. Ladd.
69l Ford vs. Wright.
6S2 Peasants vs. Walker.
6S4 Strain VS. VanB0ddie,
685 Taylor VS. Same.
500 Mesth vs. Smith.
CIRCUIr CoURP-Geo. ". Reeves,
Judge This court was engaged yester.
day in trying Sam Terry (e0l0red), in
dicted for stealing cotton. The case was
given to the jury about l O'Clock, but up
to 5 O'Clock no verdict had bee1 returned.
John Murphy was also srraigned be-
fore the court to answer the charge OF
horse stealing. The jury Ia this case was
not completed at the time Of adjourn
naent, The same will be taken 10 Mon
day morning, and will very lik;y occupy
the greater part OF the day, after the dis
possl Of which, the Q ivil docket will De
resumed where left OF.
Law CoURT-H S. Les, Lsdge.-Yes-
terday was motion day in the above
court. On Monday Fridays, calen-
dar will be resumed, beginning with the
cass Of Watson, -trustee vs. Donelson
snd T0pp. II the court disposes OF al!
thu Gases on that calendar, the causes
specislly set for Monday, on the regular
calendar for the term, will be brought up
for trial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-14

SCHOOL, TAX FOR lS67.-John Eaton,
the acc0mplic= Uf RItter and others, in
stealing the School Fdnd, has Issued a
circular Of which the following is an
extract; The Comptroller has this mo-
meBt igfnished nae a statement OF the
an1GGt 0~feoIieGLions for school purposes
for 1852, which yields to the individual
o. tbs scholastic population as now here
aCd corrected, one dollar and fifteen
csntR. This includes neither interest moi
collections for 1868, which L hope will
not be delayed. Forms and instructions
for draSi1g the money, or such portion
Of 10 a. ma be due fOF services rendered,
OnC5.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-14

CONSUMPTION CURED DIR. Gsbbert
can be found for = few dsys st the
office Of DR.. William Hewitt, 81
Second street. The instrument and
medicines used by Drs TchenOr & Cab
bert are entirely new. They are not,
and never hsve been, used by any one
else. The instrument operates upon a
different principle from any heretofore
known, and We sFe ready TO demonstrate
publicly and privately that it is the only
one now in use which aCt5 strictly in &C.
cordsrcs with known laws CT PhysiOlO-
gy, and II is a Misrepresentation In any
one to ssseTt that they have anything
ike IL, either IN form, appearance OF
principle Of application. Call ana see
FOR yourself.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-14

STEAM OVERS Ard CLEANERs.-TbOs.
n HuEI & Co, No. 246 Second street,
are prepared to do al kinds q cleaning,
diving and securing. They VII make
old clothes look a. coed as 6rsn new and
that st 8 cost which, compared WiSb ne"
ones. is almost .iothing. By 3 new pro
GEES the original lusteT and shape OF tne
garment Is preserved 10 IN astonishing
manner. Gentlemen will consulLecoD.
omv bv sending Hunt 4 Co. their Old
1arments.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-14

MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES returned to
the Office Of John Losgue, Esq County
Clerk, for the week ending February
18Th: B. D Barksdsle and Miss Sue A
Marshall Jtssph II. Atehison and Miss
j. Willisms A. q. Barlow AID Mrs.
Ellen L 5 lipp; Dsnnis J. Kennedy and
Miss Lottie B. RItledge; James Hughes
and Miss Margaret McEiere; w, H Holt
and Miss Mary Carroll Nicholas Nc
Donald Ga1 Miss Catherine MshOney ;
Salvatore VI ,leteda sad Miss Teresa Ba-
cigaIGpo, william J. Cole and Miss Fan
ME G. sides; A. q. Moore and Miss
Susan Ryan D. NJ. Meredith and Mrs.
Mary Huett.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-14

READTEG mstter, in CREST variety, at
Joe Lockeis news stand, 1851 Main st.
Among the Istest arrivals sTe Die Mo-
depveit. Cooley Tor Jsnusry and FehTu
srv. Demorest. Lsslis's, HsTCers', New
Eclectic, Apple:cD's Railway Guides,
Budget OF Fen, Comic Monthly ERnkee
Notions, g. well ssa large stock az other
monthifes, weekliR5 snd dsil.es. He also
has an eztensi Sc assortment Of Nslen-
tines. Remember bis number, 1861
Main street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-14

Go 10 J. D. EDWARDS II you want the
finest pickles and tomstO Catsups at only
81 % per gsllon the best ever brought
10 Memphis. Also, As 1 have said be-
Eore, when you cannot fnd turksys else
Ezhere. csn at 27S Second street, =bsre
you SiIl always fad che. The beat Sc
ieet oysters st 20 centR per can. Fine
Northern lake fish slWRys On hand st
the depot OF J. D. Edwards, No. 27S Sec
end gtrret,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-14

D. 1.-THE Memphis steam Dye
Rmsnt Is removed TO 262
tug 49, Nine. Nmcents block,
49, ffs nm Nus patrons are respect
s,mI jnyitsd Tso ys2Ts Of successful
IuIy a. - - process OF dyeiGg
"a cIas1inp Ses eiveu N5is house entire
n-reeedegce. IT claims 20 be t6e only
Mace in the S5uih where eeht-eMeLs
wear can be cleaned ". 'he
old destructive mode Of securing Gssiy
article OF ladies' apparel can be here IeEo
waited. Ali kinds OF lace, Prints 5Io
gloves, plumes, ard every ssticle OF dFe.~
goods cleaned, dyed, or new finished
Entire satisfaction guaranteed IN every
Instance. Ladies snd gentlemen, cali
and examine for yourselves. y. A.
Hollenberg, proprietor z62 Second
street,
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MEMPHIS ASSOCIATION CoURsE PRIV
uRaEs.-Ths saloon, booths ard other
privileges belonging TO the Memphis As
Focisti0n Course, will be rented to the
highest bidder, 10 each case, for the COM
ing spring meeting in April. Offers viii
he received by the Secretary, David N.
Philip. at his ofice, Citizens Uolon Bank,
for the above privileges, on or before the
18th inst. By order,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-14

DIR. JoEEs, st the Peabody Hotel,
has established q name aud req.
citation for skin end science, and
power, thst briggs iovalids from al
parts Of this and the adjoining States by
tSs score; and The many astonishing
cures Chsg he is effecting, gii make has
name Sue subject Of Conversation IN
every res >eotasle household Throughout,
tina land,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-14

AIBGEELAEEOUs.
The tow5Oats Dick Faiton Nc. 8,
Comet and ii. MsrTin passed up ysster-
day.
Business on the laYes was quite orisS.
The City Of Cairo, Ruth and Peoria
City passed down yesterday with coed
trips,
The Mouis E6bert passed down also.
5de was from Pitts0urg, and loaded with
pl0ws and wagons
Com nOdors Montgomery left ths Dex-
ter g. this port and proceeded TO Louis
vile by rail.
Cap. Dan Able left yesterday Tor 81.
Louis.
jim S.yers, Asa Hill and Wm. Ne
Lean were to hays arrived home yestsr-
day from New Orleans.
The Minneols, Capt. Miller, leaves OF
"Wednesday EeZt for Cincinnati.
The City OF Alton, Capt. J. B. Archer
will pass up to-day for Cairo and 81.
Louis. she makes close connection
with the trains North and South. Mr..
Waite IL her CLERK.
TIE Gerard B. Alien leaves or Non
day direct for Shreveport aBd al way
landings. This Is Al excellent oDp0rtu-
nity to reach Tex4s and western L0u-
isiana.
Toe HaEtine goes to White river, and
will ran 10 connection with the Laura.
The ozark, Capt. BissdelA viii be in
port to leave on Tuesday TOR al points On
the Arkansas 70 Little Rock. she con
meets with the Fort Smith packets d.
rect.
The Liberty went out with = good trip-
Capt. Charley CoDley Weat 0Gt ia com
mand. Capt. J. 3. Davis viii be able 70
resume his place on her roof next trir~
Cap. Clay Rice will back cut the G1i-
dOu for Pine Bluff on her regular day
Wednesday next.
The Laura, Capt. M0rg Batensn, takes
her place TO morrow as q regular Mon
day packet far White and Black river.
She hss been reprinted and repaired,
ana Is DOW In tip top order.
The Des Arc, Capt. John Elliott, ia
the Regular " bite river tuesday packet.
Capt. Tom Bowman backs out the S.
Francis on Tuesday for Witisburg ana
fo.uts on st Francis river.
Sell Howell returned fron the Crescent
City on Friday. He says the lss. be saw
Of his party was about daylight On
wednesday morning. They were very
much fatigued but we're vending their
way along Custom House street, stir
searching for Mardigras.
The Lumi3Rry was detained by the
weather yesterday. Capt. Conway Hils
back her out at 10 =. m, to-day, fO7
Vicksburg and the bends. Lee Einnsy
Is her chief clerk.
The Plain City Is doing q pisudid bush
ness between ViekssUrg and Graw Lake.
she mskss two trips per week we lsarn
fcon the Vieksburg Herald.
Capt. Bingham, of the steam yacht
Deerh0u1d, which rescued Capt. Semue5
On the ocean at the sinking Of the Ala
barus, Is on 3 visit TO the SCatherR
States, and was In Richmond On Tues
dsy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-14

THE fame Of the celebrated Plantation
Bitters hiss 10 parallel 10 the history OF
medicine. The Thousands upon thou
Sends OF bottles that are mads and sold
daily Is but proof positive OF their Won
derful virtues. Thousands OF ~eertihcstes
can be produced showing the efncaey
and certainty Ct the cures which they
.aFsot and the medical fraternity, usu-
sIiv "a Jealous Of anything which cAn 8
osTsons to think ard doctor for them
Elves. are compelled 10 acknowledge
their wonderful virtues and prescribe
tbem under other names. They are sold
by ell druggists.
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PorNT AND APPLIQUE LACEs, EDGINGs
AND INEERTISGs.-W. d PassmeFe q
Co. will resume their sale OF Laces, etc.
at auction, tomorrow morning at AZ
O'Clock, with sG entire new STOCK, Ia
whieh the attention CT the ladies is re-
sDectfully invited.
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RIVER MATTERg.
wEAEHER AND zzvExS.

Il Was cloudy and warm YESTERDAY
rain fell 81 night, and the first thandsr
Of toe season was heard. The riss IN tho
river FOR "A hours, ending last Eight,
amounted 10 IL inches. We have no
later news frcm White or TIE Arkansas.
Both streams ara falling. 3 latest
news from above will DO fcand IA cur
teIaOrgphia columns.
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TIE following telegraJos remain unde-
. ivsred st the Western Union Tsles rsph
office: w G. JsmisoD, D.. G. r. May
Son- q. ". Hstton, J. w. JEFFERSON &
Co, Elliott & Miller, Il. A. Littleton, J.
D. Adams, Algeo & Co., F N. Lsnshsu,
T6os. f. Bennett, S. II. To0ey, Cyrus
| Harris, J. Kieiner.
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THE WEATHER.-Up to yesterday
morning the sLereotypsd salutation dur
ing the past week has been,
beSutiful weather." Audit vas beauti
ful-gIorious. warm and Rtld, and clear
as Nav. But yesterday 3 change came
and black cIoUGs huUg round the horlzpn'
giving us occssioDsi sprlnBles OF ran.
during the dsy. About eight o'cloch
last night = terrific storm OF ram YIN
thun5sr and lightning, set II, and a.
writinC- tbe food gates OF heaven seem
ODened Il old EsTs are worth anything,
Ne shall have scGae cold weather after
this. But better EOw than later.