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msnt OF the Southern Life Insurance
Company. Of this city, which, perhaps, is
net equalied by any institution In the
South for Its prosperity and rapid aocu-
mutation Of capital. The statement em-
braces the business Of the company 10 the
LIST Of January, 1871. Reference to pre-
viOus statements Of the company show
that in July, 1853, its assets were S510, 602
70. On the LIST Of July last they were
$500. % -, and on the LIST of January last
they had reached the handsome sum Of
EL,0S7, l6s so zone million and thirty-ssveu
thousand, one hundred and sixty-eight
5C-l00 dOllHrs). The same statement
shows investments IN bonds At their mar
kst value or cost Of 500, I94 50, and re-
csipts for six months from july LIST to
January Let, ls7D viz;
From Life premiums 295, 452 81
From renewals and
Interest 244,sss 5s-s54O.O s8 p
Life losses paid dur
ing AMI time (n-
Guiding dividend
additions ............. S5e,2lS 81
All other expenses
includi'g diVid'nds $94, $40 Is
This statement must be gratifying to
officers OF the company, - well as 70
stock and policy-holders. Il places this
company in an enviable position, and
gives assurances TO pOliey-hOlders aud
the public that no institution, either in
the North or South, is more worthy the
confidence and patronage Of our people.
ONLY BENEFIT of J. II. Jack tonight,
Ga which occasion he viii appear As Sir
John FaIst0G, in Henry IV.'7 To con-
cIuds with the farce Of d Little Pickle"
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REWARDS.

Onnn REWARD viii pay the above
DZOO reward for the apprehension OF
rwo Young men. Johu watts sud ThOs. r,
walker. who committed q violent Essault
upon S. p. Gregory, i've miles from Bartlett,
Tenn on the night OF February 18Th. e4L
John VISITS is about six feet high. light com
rleEiOu- sandy hair, 3 years or HEes has a
IaarE On his len breast. from q knife cut
on. when he left, q Short gray sack coat
pants OF same material IhOs II. walker
Is S feet high speaks very quick talks a
great deal: little finger on his right hand cut
or q years OF age wore a hght Cashmere
Euir- "a striped down the leg lWul pay
15e above reward for the arrest Of these men,
or & liberal reward for any Information that
VIII lead 90 their arrest. 3 GhEzOE1-
BARrLEU Tenn, Feb, IS ISL d&wfeE
q 20 REWARn-Lost from the steamer
u ~ ". =. Arthur a man, tall, OF dark
D sir mus sche snd R8aree, q scar across the
7 0se. a 'front.' tooth out in ppe jaw, He
wore e dark w5oIen shirt q awers: be
q STRIKER on the boat; named Peter Pen
The above sun WI be paid for the
rp5o-erv OF the BODY. 7. n. ELLIOTT,
feI5 I7 Front street
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TIE ball Of the gas filters takes place
this evening at the Cochran Hall.
sACRE concert viii be given in st.
Patrick's Church on the 26th inst. for the
benefit Of a new high altar.
TIE grand ball Of the Societe al Uaiore
E FT0teNanzd Nt0ljaaG, given st the
Cochran Hall last night, was what may
be called a success in every particular.
The congregation Of ladies and their ex-
qulslte toilets was superb. The crowd
was numerous, the music fine, the dane
ing graceful and the refreshments an that
could be desired. What more was mecca
ssry 10 make up a truly successful ball?
REV. j. f. ". WARE, pastor Of the
Church OfOur Saviour, Baltimore. dsliv-
cred q very sensible and broad-spifite5
sermon recently, on the subject, NAV I
90 to the Theatsr2' Among other things
be said: 'sThe more Christians 20 to the
theater, the more Christian will it be. If
we su endeavOr to raise the social tone.
to encourage g grand art and make its
nObIest fmpersOnatiOns welcome and de-
sirable, we shall be doing the best thing
we can for 10, for ourselves, for the pub
make Il sure that in the incoming fu-
the theater shall stand side by side,
hand in hand with the press and the
pulpit ia the elevation Of popular taste
snd the teaching of Christian morality
silly Sabine should make a note Of such
excellent views on the stage.
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ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUDs

TENNESSEE GROVE, No. l. u. A. o. D-Mssts at
the Druid Hail, No 81 South Court street, on
the nrst and third Tuesday evenings in each
month. j. 8 Heiligers, n. A.. j.. B8ehler.
N.A.s F. ". B-utttnghaus, SacratarV. John
L. E1Chberg, Treasurer.
MEMPHIS GROVE. No 2-Meets at the Druid
Hall, 81 Court street, every Thursday even
Ing Wm. "a. Loeb, N. A.. il. OerteL w.. a .
GROVE, No. 8.-Mests az me Drnif
Hail, 81 Court street, on the hFst AZ thfrd
Monday evenings IN each month. ~. q.
Davis y. a. George W. BaLter, ". Al M.
Bren. Secretary; Martin Cohen. Traasursr.
C0HCQRDIA p. a. CHAFTER, No.L-Meatg a.
the Druid Han, On the second and fuuFth
Tuesday evenings / u each month. J, Bea1-
Ter, y, 3 A.; A. HitZfela, Secretary
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CORRESPONDENTS.
The Shamrock sHd ths CFssa-A LsetaFs
UadaF the Auspices ct the Irish
Literary Institute.

The following correspondence viii sx-
MEMPHIS, February is, 1871.
" D b. j. ". ROgers-Dear Sir. The un-
dersigned, appointed a COMMITTEES tor that
purpose by the Irish Literary Institute.
request that before your dspar5urs from
Memphis you deliver a lecture. upon such
theme and at such time aud place a. may
best NJ your taste and convenience.
Yours, respectfully,
pr MAGEFNEY ,JR.
ED. TIGHE.
JOHN LILLY.
JAMES REILLY.
JAMES FOGARTY.
M. GAVIN.
JOHN LEAGUE.
MEMPHIS, February L8. 1871.
Messrs. ". Magsvney,jr., John Loaeus.
John Lilly, and others.
" reDAsmeJ-YOurs of this date. re-
ques5lnR me to deliver a lecture upon
such themo and az such time and place as
may best suit your tmy) Taste and Convs-
uleuee, has been received.
j thank you for the honor you do me.
and viii forced by my FASTENED depart
urB for St. LOuis} name sunday vsnIu
next, At quarter past eight O'Clock. as the
time, and she Grssulaw Opera House as
the place, for the locturs-the subject Of
will be, out Of consideration for
the country of your nativity, The sham
rock and the Cross.
Hoping for the cooperation OF al our
people, I am Yours truly.
J.. W. ROGERS.
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MARDI GRAs.-Those who intend Wis
fting New Orleans on Mard1 Gras should
cali al the ticket Office, 237E Main street
and secure ~sleeping-car tickets. Two
sleepinR-cars leave to-day, two tO-mor-
row. and two on sunday but parties
should secure them in time to guard
confusion. Alsrge number Of our
go to-day Fare, for the round
trip, $40.
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DEGREES passed yesterday: Stovall VS.
Ferguson, sale; Hslcome vs. HalcOma,
6naI; WiueJt vs. Carpenter, reference;
Mosby VS. PrOuddt, Injunction dissolved
Sessssl vs. Hardwick, final; Snyder VS.
Hardwick, final; Taylor vs. Bruce, sale;
Hart vs. shaw, reference; POstOn vs. Pos
ton, vestiug title. The motion docket
will be taken up this morning.
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First Circuit Csurt-HeiskeIl, Judge.

The case of the Citizens Insurance
Company vs. Babb ct al, No. us, and the
first on the calendar of yesterday, was
taken up for trial, and given to the jury
&C the hour Of adjournment. Owing to
the time consumed, nO other case was
called, and the calendar to-day is the
same, with the exception of this case.
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FOR RENT or SALE

EARM-A valuable farm Of I8lE scrss-70
II cleared SD very prOducuvei good houses.
rchar garden, lots, etc. ETC., on Lagrange
me mile south Of Raleigh, p near NJ
end o. +. WI sell cheap, or WllIeaseth
same for E7L For particulars call on d. ID.
a. stewart, Memphis
Ials ANDREW STEWART.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
For Arkansas RiVsF---Msmnhis and
Arkansas RiVsr Packet Co,
eU. s. Hail Line.

THE slegant Passenger Packets Of mLslins
a leave Memphis for all points On ArkRn-
sas river, as foIIOwss
steamer MARY ED.---Hasu masfar
Every Monday. aJ5u.m-
steamerT T. H. ALLEN -W We odburu. magfar
Oz
Steamer DARDANELLE-.Berrv master
Every Wednesday, ar pm.
steamer a CLEBURNE-Priucuard master
Every Friday, ats pm,
The boat that leaves Memphis on Wadne7-
days goes through to Fort Smith. The boats
IhaI leave memphis on Mondays aud Fridays
connect 81 Little Rock with our E~EhL-daurhr
00ais Tor Fort smith. All the boats OF this
line having been built expressly forths trade.
possess superior accommodation for pas
sengers and unsurpassed facilities for trans
porting T8iEhr TO ali points on the Ar
kansas y without detention, 50 any stage
Of water.
Freights consigned to this company AZ
Memphis or Mouth OF White river, win be-
forwarded promptly 70 destination without
JOHN d. ADAMS, President
W. q. PATTEsON. Agent.
fols No. 3 Madlson st. Stanton Block
Merchants St. Louis and Arkansas River
Packet Company,
For Pine Bluh, Little Rock, LOulsburE, Oar
uaneue, OZARK, Van Buren, and Fort
smith; composed OF the fouowing
elass, LoW-Water Freight
and Passenger Packets;
u. b. lsbn5nn, Master
euLuMBlA, D. Haney, Master
UTAH. J. x. Voorhees,, Master
MINNIE, - Master
Connecting at Little Rock with -
for bot Springs aud Lue
liWnt-drauEhG steamer Little Sock Houston.
master. Tor an pOiut on tueupper ArEpueas
Frefghr received at all times rom boat IN
and transferred, free OF cnarre. -
boats Of this line. Mark and cOusfru Goods
TO 81. Louis and Arkansas River Paorar g0
care of ELLIOT n MTLLER. Ag'fs. emDhf
IN. PHILLIPS q Co.. Aqaurs- ra5r0
: SYLVESTER. suu'r
l5 at N.C0utmercial st., ST Louis Mo-
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FOR REET.

uOUsE-ay dwelling house. No. 80 Poplar
II street Apply az ny ONCE, No. 16 Front
feH AHArCHETr.
RTAIN STREET STORING. "a. lately p.
w r. Heinricn'E Apply foT one week.
fs6 Va WHEAfLEY, Bethel BLOCK
HOUsE-witb g rooms, kitchen and ser
IL wants room, spacious yard and clsterns
BEIS No. Union slgeet up-stsirs. tel5
PLANTATION TO RENT-On the I'd day
j o. lhe present month 7 VIII rent the
Brown PIsutatI0u. on the St. Francis river,
and viii sell the stock lor rent their ussl AID
other property with the place. Notes with
approved security. eQulred 5team-pOWer
Gin and saw Ban On the place.
GID J. PILLOW,
lel0 agent o. Receiver.
Helena Clarion copy twice
DOONs for rent, over the store No. 81
s 4 y. JOHNSTON co.
1TOusE-LAND-The hne dwelling house
y and seven acres OF land on Rzyburn ave
rue. kuoTu as the Andrew j. Donaldson
Eaoe" The hOuse has ten OF eleven rooms.
aud Isl 10 enc repair. Tbe lands are rich and
rFoducrive-fruit trees and Ehruhs, rGspber-
yes. straw berries, etc, and large asparagus
bed. etc. two large cisternB and good we'll;
servants houses, stables, carriage houses,
etc The ~ueiEhborhoOd most excellent and
SfARrIN. Attorney.
In Kit Williams Block
Corner Second and Madison streets,
or WV speers, on the premiseA JAZZ
aHOUsE-A fine tw0-siory brick dwelling
III house, No. III Exchange street, With 2
rooms, wen built, with gas, clstsru, etc, IN
Quire a. HARRIS, 25 Main street
A. TOHE-No. 81 south Court street, a few
~ doors from Main street; sBOre-rOom and
basement each 81 by "a feet, for lease, Pos
session given lmmsdiately. Apply 70
nc BRLNKLEFr
fe10 no. . Madison street
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E0R SALE

co HAD OF Plantation Mules also a lot
ON OF large 80. Mules. Plantation Horses
sud Mares, secondhand Buggies and Har-
ness 81 Armstrong Commission and le
Stable, 6 Union 81, cor. Tnlrd, ieH
TTOUsE AND LOT-Ec. g. corner Of Main
Ei and Overron streets; a feet 9 inches
1rorL by IS feet deep. Apply az Nc. j over
ton street ie4
@-ON-FXPLGsIvE LAMP-The Perkins &
~ House N-Ou-eEpIuslve Kerosene Lamp
IS nov offered 10 the CITIZENS Of Memphis ss
q perfect protection against al the dangers
ErComuauyiuE the use Of coal oil ia other
lamps In addition 70 rs absolute safety,
EUl=r eA clreumsf arces-lE emlH no OCoE IN
lu-niDE sud &c gives more light, with less
c0usumuU on OF oil tina anV Orber-lamp IN
The market. To challenges comparison with
EI other par eurs. new or old Retail depot
IN Memphis. No. 83 Second street southwest
corner OF Monroe, upstairs
RIG PaTTLLLO, General Agent.
Cauvssssrs wanted for shelby and sur
rounding counties res
nIsD0Ls-At No. 81 jefferson street, Mem
ulls-HUTERs for the NEW PATENT Re
J EArLSe PISTOLS They are convenient %
carry. They eLurset the exploded shell and
they excel IN shooting qualities. Prics-HO.
J.sss No. 81; D~errInger size, g cartridges,
IS cents per box Agents wanted. %-LRdEes'
patent Silver and Gold 5Prlng Garter also for
sale. PuCs-G cents and IS cents teE
nLuFF CITY MILLS. 1g7 Poplar street: ia
ID good repair win sell on easy terms, or
rent d f. MYERS,
fes @7H Main street.
a EAEEHOLD-Df sixteen years on a dne
i Brick Residence, well suited for an exc
fFnElve clearinghouse, and Offering uuu-
Eual advantages ia ground-rent and taxes.
WIN be either sold rented or traded at d
iez EoYsTER, IRRELEVANT a co
Z OF AND COTTON sHED-Bz feet on old
= q Madison ST.. between bayou and Charles
Ton depot. now occupied by j.. W. Walker.
'sO-LD on east side Of bayou, between
Court sud Madison streets Inquire Of
THOMAS WTCKE RSHAM, Is Jefferson St
A. ECOSD-HAND COTTON MACHINERY /
- FOR SALE-ConsistluE OF Openers, lap
1srs, Cards. Drawing Frames, Speeders, I
Epluuiug Frames. etc This machinery is
hut partially wurn-au iu good condition, /
md win be sold cheap. For description and I
price, apply In person OF by mail %
THOMAS s. SHAW,
Agent fremont and suffolk Mills
faTT e8dhW Lowell, Mass.
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LOCAL NEWS.
-Leddins College.

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's College.
W. 2. Mitcheu's school, BOB Third st,
j. J. suter, Furniture, 282 Second st.
Gold and silver plating at A Monroe 81
Cleaning and dyeing to perfection, at
B. A. Honenbsrg's, 262 Second street.
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents per
copy can be had OF al neWsmen In the
city.
Pine lunch spread daily at Hole in the
WaiL1 Don't tau 2 call on George, No 9
Monroe opposite Peabody Hotel
VIII Manafond, at bis book and peri
Ddical store, has al the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
can be had OF ali the newsmsn ia The
sftv-Joe Locke, on Main street, Mans
foTd. on Second, and EmmOns q Son, on
Jefferson street.
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LITTLE ROCK AND FORT SMITH RAILROAD.
Mail Train leaves Little Rock Huntersville
at 8.30 an.
Returning, leaves LoUisburg at I pm, ar
irving al Little Rock &c d:}0 pm.
ID. W. G.. BROWN, GenIB up't.
/. S. R-ICHARDsON, 6. Z. A.
CHATTANOOGA has appointed a commit
tee to prOcssd to Washington to help
lobby the Cincinnati and Chattanooga
RailrC2d through Congress and then
through Kentucky, in spite of the Ken
lucky Senate.
THE Mississippi Central Railroad Com
pany have a corps Of engineers in Jackson
to set to work Immediately upon an in
spsctiOn Of the most practicable and feas-
ibla route Of connection Of the Mississippi
Central and Nashville and NOrthWes 'srn
or Memphis and Louisville roads, either
at Milan OF Mckenzie.
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GRAHAM Flour.

GRAHAM Flour.
Cracked Wheat.
Oatmeal
Rye Flour.
Corn Starch.
OLIVER, FIENIE d co.
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R0RsING THE DEAD.

A small specimen of human depravity
came to light yesterday in the person OF
an aged resident of Happy Hollow. When
the body of Casey, who was murdered
under a cotton bale on the St. Francis
Tuesday, wa brought to what had been
its humble dwelling, between Exchange
and Market, on Front, some little prepa-
rstions were made to .'lay him out" in a
room on the second floor. The thing WIS
done. In me evening some naighbGas
came around to have a 'wake.7 In the
night time an enterprising person from
Happy Hollow forced open the doOr Of
the shop below (shoemakar's shop, and
went through the contents. The dead
man vas living humbly alone with an
only daughter about ten or eleven years
old. His stock was small, but u Was
taken, together with a watch, the properly
of the dead man. On yesterday Chief
O'DOnnelI caught the fellow In Happy
Hollow bundIing up the property. DC
handed him over to a policeman and had
him sent to the .station-hOuse. The case
continued before the Recorder.
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NENPHIs AND CEARLEsroN RA1LRoAp.

MISSISSIPPI 81 TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ARRIVES LEAVES
New Orleans Mail, daily 2.5D pm. 1880 pm.
Express, dalLy-----.- 90 am AsjJ pm.
Freight, daily eZceptSun-
2:l5 pm. $40 am.
Depot at foot OF Main street. Ticket Office,
87h Main street, one dOer north o. JEFFERSON.
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LAW 0

Second Circuit C~ouFt-HalesY, Judge.
The case OF E Z. Clark ct al against the
Jackson Insurance Company is still on
trial, and will be resumed this morning.
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ONLY BBEEFIr Of J. II. Jack tonight,
on which occasion be win appear as Sir
JOHN Falst0G in Henry W" To cone
elude with The farce Of "Little Pickle"
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You WoE'T?-Ws know you will, if
you have any taste. Just take a peep at
Lsidy's elegant new silk hats, as well as
his felt ones, caps, ETC., then say you
won't, if you dare. He is closing out his
stock of furs at cost.
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RAILROADS.
TIMETABLES.

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
Until further orders, trains viii run daily
Sunday excepted As follows:
ARRIVES "
HOpedeld-....................--.6;3U pm. 800 am
DLlAALee M lshU pm
Freight train viii leave 0Peheld Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at sam.
Arrive At HOpeheld Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, aL4 pm.
FsrryDOat Will leave the Wharfboat, loot OF
Onion street, daily at 6:I5 am.
No through tickets viii be sold after jan
uary 30, ISL B. d. WILLIAMS, Geul BupJ.
8, p, ROBSON, Asst 5up'E
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second Chanosry Caurt--.seott. Chancellor.

Cases set for to-day; 500, Eastman vs.
Doyle; sos, Carlton vs. Price; 505, Glenn
vs. Bierce; 5U7r Bonner vs. Bonner; SO,
Keck vs. Walker; 5l3, Muller vs. Erich;
5I4, Steele vs. S-sela; 5I5, Bowman vs.
Lynn; $50, Larkin Us Mcyombs; 52l, Ess-
tsrIy vs. Martin; 522, Knox vs. Tslbert; ga,
Iddings vs. Stewart; 525, Butts vs. Black
Bros; go, Mcdowell VS. Glenn; 53l, Bech-
ard vs. ChOate; 532, Wheelock, eXparte; $50,
State vs. Moore; 534, VIM VS. Paine;
535, Grsenlaw vs. Williams; $40, Sesig vs.
FsllOWes; 537, Stone vs. PIischki; 53S,
SJsrnberg VS. Gibson; 539, Hartley vs.
Boyle; go, Reese vs. Hoy; 54l, Psnte vs.
Cone; 5f2, Miller VS. Miller; 543, Hubbard
vs. NIickIe; ga, Bartholomew vs. Wright;
545, ThUmel vs. ThumeI; 546, Winchester
and Alabama railroad Co. vs. Rogers;
547; Jones vs. Dickens; 548, Waldran vs.
Aessick: $40, Gum vs. Thornton; $50,
Davis VS. Ferguson. The contempt mat
ter in case of HundhsusGu vs. Cook will
be heard first to-day,
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GAS STOVES for Restaurants, at Browne
g. Brownies, SIS Second street.


THE SOLACE OF AGE.-Plantation Bit
ters is an agreeable compound OF st.
CroiZ rum-the most nutrimental Of all
distilled,liquors-and a variety of tonic,
Alternative and anti-biliOus vegetable pro-
duotiOns, among which is that most in
valuable Of invigorants, Calisaya bark.
The spirituouH basis is manufactured by
the agents of the proprietOrs, from the
sugar-cane, on their own leasehold plan
tatioDs in the West Indies; and the Cali
saga bark is gathered and prepared for
expectation from SOnth America by the
employees of the firm. Both, therefore,
can be guaranteed to be unadulterated,
and Of the finest quality.
For these reasons, Plantation Bitters
is recommended as an unequaled iuvigOr-
ating cordial for aged persons. But it has
q stronger recommendation than that of
the proprietor, viz: the testimony OF
thousands in the decline OF life, who have
tested its reviyifying properties. The
record covers a period of more than ten
years, and includes both and all
ages, nom fifty to fOur-sOore years and
pWaFd.
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TIE DAILY APPEAL can be had on the
dsv offts issue Of S. A. Wells, News
Agent, st all points between Memphis
and Little Rock, for a.@ per month,
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SEA Moss FARusE from pure Irish Moss,
for Blanc Mango, Puddings, Custards.
Creams, etc, etc. The cheapest, health
lest aud most delicious food in the world.
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AT the usual matinee, on Saturday.
Miss Rosalie Jack viii appear as Little
Nell, TIE Angei Child. Also the young
phenomenon, Master Julien Reed, as
LttHe Pickle.
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Ar the usual matinee, on Saturday,
Miss ROsalie Jack viii appear as Little
Neil, Me angel Child. Also the young
phenomenon, Master Julien Reed, IS
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AT the usual matinee, on Saturday
Miss Rosalie Jack VIII appear as Little
NeN, the Angsl caad. Also the young
phenomenon, Master julien Reed, as
Little Pickkeo
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HARPRB's MAGAZINE, Dem0rsst, Pc
terson's and Cooley, for February. Also,
the largest variety Of pictorials, North
ern, Southern, Western and Eastern dali
Hesin the city, at Joe Loeke's, 288K Main
street.
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PERSONAL.

The Marquis Incisa di Csmerana, a Cap
tain on Victor Emmanuel's staff, is in the
city, furnishing supplies to his plantation
In Washington county, Mississippi. Re-
Gently the Marquis resigned his place in
the Italian army, but a day or two ago he
received a notification that his resignation
would not be accepted, but that his fur
Tough was Of indefinite duration. The
Marquis is an elegant gentleman, speaks
English accurately and duenily, but
says he can't exactly comprehend the
Ethiopian lingo" in vogue on his plant
alton.
There are at Peabody House Messrs.
II. h. Stanton and wife, Syracuse, N. Y;
r. W. Smith and family, Racine, Wis;
ii. A. Pierce and family, Pine Bluff, Ark;
D. Campbell, St. Louis; o. II. Byrman,
Alabama; Richard H. Johnson, Arkansas.
AT the usual matinee, on Saturday,
Miss ROsalie Jack will appear as Little
Nell, the Angel Child" Also the young
phenomenon, Master Julien Reed, as
F" Little Pickle"
HTTH & CORwINE, proprietors Of the
Job Printing establishment in the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Union street are
now prepared to execute orders Job
Printing on the shortest notice. Tn pa
irons of the APPEAL viii bear thla in
mind and act accordingly.