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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
GREAT WESTERN. CINCINNATI
stove Store,
zyDe. Sheet lrna 49, T,e-.

~ 0oWs VoWVoWN11o
stove store,
1Sss. sheet Hr0ss ~ssd Copser
vvWSe JuassssS1c6os.u.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
I'M subscriber has opened nev Stow Store and
Hm ware Asnufsatory, an ID street, Z dt.,vs east
{" h"fri~'n' where he Intends ~ ks~p ~ hand The
CsSsbr~Sed Cldas0x stove.
Of Cincinnati. which has in ,h. last two years v,r
lam sno IAN unparalleled IN the history u stoves
s linz eo'ians. rqssting and heating, with les
~ sx sny other store, and In l.ss ttDe. The sub
UI%er! nAvms soki thcm since ,hry arxi came In
maftet III Ohi o, Is fully prepared 10 warrant and
kuAI""'0r us operation In every respect AMI II NOT
..n'u me money will b. refunded. Aisokreps
on nahu thr Lave Oak. which IL good stove A,s
the ChAst.r OAK v.at aud coal The CITY Air Tixb,
n"nesaen premium. Also, elevated owns, par,or
e.ovs OF al sorts, shsy and sizes Coal stoves f,r
sn"p., sto'e &c We aIso in:end keeping on hand
IsiI Ass"r'mrnt Il Tin Ware, Jspaass1 WAR c-p-
pr ware orsss Kettles, EnaDIe,isd d. sid In fact
e'etsto'hS Usually kept In saCh On establishment.
aud j. prepared 1t all tiuaes u maze I'D mi M
Hssse Spestin9, Rse1ng and Jsb-
Ting,
In general out 81 goo tan end by ~ bs,t vork-ea
All u which y III b. d0ne On iAo must ~
terms; cordially tnvt the public to dive u call
.einfao'r he paace ~ street, aooSs Isse u Nar
Sts0n,
susisds"'' d. noRks.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
DENTISTRY.

M. = D. 0ynnD he's rsmcvcd his elcc 10 Sse-
~ - sers<s, Lesvsen .hsaAy sad Perry, Dsven-
port lows, NV deoss east Of Smiths store.
u. kP-S that his last three yesrs constant prac-
TIE n this city hes gvsn sucb sstisfsction vil
todues tAn6c Wishing The servi VI . Dentist O
. ek his new location. A " his work any asaoui
u rsf'rese~s Given II deoised. ssp,3-dt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
HARDWARE.

Hardware and Store Stoge.
NEW AnRAsou0K1gf.
IL nave just openeh an ~xt-nytve ssoct Of
STOVES AMI usrdwns~ In ihc Old STAND
OF ". y. SMITH & co.
Cssaes Dssas Z Dsady sssesss,
Where there cen be fovnd large aud complete o.
sortmrnt Vt
Shelf Wss6 HeOcw Aly6ooaeee.
Mans, sptxe, 6lsss. Carpenters and Juan~r's To,ss.
and in fast thing IN IN u.y1vsre linz ~rhsrt
J .ii I'll tor Cash. cheaper than can ~ he'd q On,
establishment In this CITY
GIVE he 4 GALL
D'nt forget the pis,~ Cbsnsv Ross ond Bud,
Sreess. es1pcssss Ae Ferry LasIjag.
sPS~uJ ". ". pARKER
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
LUMBER.

IL MDEns
Lumber! Lumber!
LATHS, SHINGLES, SLAVES, PICK
ETS, Etc.
1T the Railroad Depot
Jaw MILLS,
First mill above the Railroad Bridget
HAVING on hsud . large and superior stock Of
II ST CkOIX LOGS, We are prepared TO MI
bills Of lumber Of any AMI every description with
promptness and despatch wehave also In our lum-
her yard d present full supply Of
Eyorissl, KessciSs q, J0tsls, stud
ding, Boas'ds, L9tks,
&ktDs giles, Pickefs,
etc.
All OF which ~ pledge ourselves 10 sell Is low %
can be hal n any establishment in the west.
RDET'H PHVE!
We voula especially cell tn attention Il Builders
and others In want o! Long and Strong Timber to
the feet that W have large raft Of Long Pitch
Pine lDes. which We viii saw, required into tim
bers Of any lcnsth, from 10 to - feet. II Is need
less for - to comment upon the strength and dura
nifty Of this timber, - It b well Known to every me
eAanie.
N -W- Asve large lot Of Clean Seasoned y
al inch Plant. sspt2sdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

] builders Of DavenpDrt aud The public Cnerally
thst thsy keep constantly On hss q thsir Planning
Min. n Root leland, o. nock River snd wash
inGtoa streets oeasooed BnoSiug and eAing and all
sindsof anishlns lunbes Of the b+st quality. Gail
end e1amlas eur seoch before purchasing elscwhere
J. a. nIDDl8Op GO.
tstrs .. lsBA-d i,rsr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY

NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
'.OF
JEl4SEr CITE, ~ H.,
Capital 100000.
-. REED, Precedent.
". Y. BROWN. Sscretdrv.
Aecnt st Davenport and Rock Island.
OtvlCk Davenport STATE DxnOoRAT OrvIcr
Soss oocs Building Brady street sept2- ~
MERCANI1LE
1NSU RAN E MPANY,
OF CHICAGO.
114Oo 1n tho
State Democrat Office"
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Capital, 49, 800, 900.
ORR Frs.
CyRFRUS BEERS Pr.s JAMES PECK. V Pres
THOMAS RICHMOND, Scc'y and Trcas
O. nvnAN, ACTING uIhEoTOR AND MAINE
INSPECTOR.
"0srtns and Fire risks taken NJ usual rates IL
yDdtf u. FIELD, Agnt.
Applications will b. received and Surveys mad by
G. KAUFMAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

Wo ss1sss1sn lsysjsss eosasA slass - uss.
= -. Uece9 SAha - veertA see.. IyAsss
80 - op1D0
0o99k TIN AND O11U9U00 WAlR
tsslle0l2f ele0tlsa ~ = 1sn1na. opuuaaae -
-; sS.Sse,se go &.s4 ssaSSss -
IstS|l4 - sta1 - 8 :: : ~: -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
DRY CHICAGO LUMBER,

1NHk subscriber herpo consasstly on hand I'll quai.
i itks Ard ;hieknesees oi DRY Ckicsso Lumber q
bis y, = o. ~. essnrs q noca Isisn1 end u sts,
.sN.lS WRaUl Rn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13


BURROWS 1 PRETTYnAN,
Forwarding and CennlosjoD
ereho0lo.
PRODUCE DE.ILERo.
And Wholesale and nessa deelsrsia
ID II q q ID -
QUHHNeWAlE. onOCBlruo. morn An
49, 3A31 cara ol018IH0.
oALT. %
Having anple Ssoa Tor storage. - sh.n ~.
sicsaar attention 10 hscelvlng 6eosiag ~ iSrvsr
ing eey 0eods coasiened % 01r eass.
COee p0t1 N6 81 t6enes ~ Pro.
0eeCo.
sreat otrses. DAv8NPOnT, IOWA.
Davenport 0teo0 rlourlng Min.
WI b erPs In ceastant Operatives, - i0sness s,e
anosoed thas - pay q ~ uoes b Dab ~ mac
- pse0 - whsos. Nees al0ave . hond
OA U-eoW0.. DUBn0v0 = S4Us1YNA0.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

Spring + Summer Stock
GOODS ..
w. a. NJ. NM AVSE'S
CLOTHING STORE.
WE wish To direct the attention Of II. public To
w our large and varied stock which Is the bcs,
aud most complete ever before offered by 10 this
market which consists In part Of Imported and
American Broafciothsi Plain and Fancy Cassimeres;
Beautiful Styles Dyeskin; Fancy and plain imported
and domestic vevets and Aarseilles Cloths; Linens
Di filings. Cotton. &C. Also most splendid assert
IA at VI
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
In every variety.
our Ready- made Guiding u az manufactured
N home.
Buying our stock Of the hrss houses In New York
CITY, &c are enable TO fournish ~
Cheap Natcs.
e Pull suits made Ia - h .urs. lmayIdtfl..
EMPORIUM CLOTHING STORE.
SAMUEL PERRY'S
MERCHANT TAILORING
II S II A b /. Is II NJ +, Mt!
east side Of Brady st. opposite the new Post Or
~ flee, STILL HAS THE LEAD, Ia the superior
quality OF work and goods aud the low price thereof
Keep constantly on hand good supply Of Cloths,
Cassimsre, and vestings OF fashionable styles and
coors.
And having employed Mr.. o. s. KNAPP, PRS,
CLASS CUrrER Ms foreman, Who is not equaed By any
IN both vfTrIxG rnE rkR-oN AND the VARIETY
rAsrxs and FANCY Of promscous class Of Patrons j
feel assured that all who favor with their custom
will be WILL PLEASED with our WORK and GOODS
also keep large assortment Of nrst-rate
UEADH.MADE CI.OTHINl:,
MANUFACTURED ~ nysNr, and offered a. low hgur-
Also = good assortment cf Gents FURNISHING
GOODS, Of fashionable styles. Also, HATS, CAPS,
call, and examine my stock before purchasing else.
where.
sctl5tf 4 PERRY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

CALL AND an
H. ~. MExDE.vsWELWEl'Ff
LHR8SH Stock Of 0rocrrtes, on Second street
II tween Brady and Ferry, where Ae has inst =
eeived md Is nov 0pcnins . new assortment VI
GROCERIES, + PROVISIONS,
which be- viii sell st Wholesale and Retail, - Cd
- the same article car be purchaseA Of any other
tablshment. he vii always keep On hand an
sortment Of Wood and Willow ware, and every 9th
article usually kept u m esssblisAm~nt II the hin
soud. and viii b sold 81 . very little sdvance Al
coosce lot q liars AID TObsccO.
All kinds os Country PrOduce In tsk-n -.thsnsr 4
.oods. fd.r2aatvtsl
10 BAGS COFFEE,
~ w sY2x 4 n,oAas.
70 nsrrow's Aev saecA. vrsss o. 3 Lsv--.
REMEMBER! REMRMBER Z!
N. D.4LZELL. Js'. = co.
ARE SELLING
FRESH GROCERIES.
on hand, the
BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR,
In the market. In quantities u suit.
A prime article Of
DRIED REEF, CaDvassed.
choice selection OF
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
:COETEE,
RIO and Jaws Conee-Rossted and Ground.
SUG.dR.,
N. o. Graduated, Lrashed and Povlerea
PEPPER.
fresh lot Of rapicca Parma Sage, Ground Rice
lsinGlass. Prunes, Currants, SAyne, Oavory, SAGE
g &c Pearl BARLEY. Spit Peas, Almosas, 1aislns.
&c &c.
We have large stock end Il embrsc-s evrrytnias
In cur NM. Cen and exa1lne "a - srarrsnfes
sothfocltoa.
y. DAL1gl.L u 4 CO.
sesS Q. ,. cornas - 3 perHy Of.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
Lumber! LogassDe1'
At The Rock Island Saw Mill.

HAVING received . large esupply Of Logs We are
i now runnlug our Aul day aud night. aud are
prepared TO rrcrivs orders for oil kinds Of Building
aud Praniue Lumter Isths. Shingles and Ycacing
All orders with which our Dsvruport frruds may e
viii b. executed With punct and dir patch.
MEAD. SMITH 4 MARSH
xo<s lsisad, Nay -. IA dtN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

DsAu.EyNiPORT, EOUt:.E.
0oUeeo - 0eo1y stscss, over Woodward 4
UAssas' Dry GsoAs aasre.
DlRROTORS:
J. q. D. DuSs0ws. GAss. LESLIE Ignstius LANCER.
w. WSo1. 1. o. Dessaint, p. A~rwin, James
DolDsll, O 9. Parry, J. \. witherwax, Alfred San.
oess. ,. D. Woodward. james osmble, Alden Z. Nal
isU
:OpY1CRn0.
ALeADD 1AND4h1, President,
.. O. PAlav, vice Presilsnt.
AlD8u :. 0ALLDnv, Secretary.
y. .. WOODWARD, Assistant Secretary,
o1As. L4SeLiE. Treasurer.
ssVAo-Ati
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

Fire and Marine
INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS
- Daoase b Fire.
TMB TATE MUTUAL
vIA1 AND MARINE
0oU0AMCD CoPANY.
% UA11JoDunou, PENN.
40 e~s''tt.& az, ~ n s.'''
Wsse. AnssAsk ~. 1svsansaas, ksa>ess
F11M1Ra UJWION
WoU0AuCC COMPANY
eeAoSoAD COUNTY, PENN,
Ss's osss'3SSe&SiS ~ n tau,
IAaAsmA -. Sss.sv,.-.,....
~ - - e - -: ss,,s': -: =
SksSiSS1 IL 1901 - . ssss:y,s
49, 80 ~ .. 5sssssssss
&ovvA1a
1veO0 y9geoee 1lsaGsreueGe c.,
o1oaaAo0SosA nm.
'sss''s..'..s...... ...."...esneAs
EpQQlAAANo
.'.. ~. .s e s"r
y ,ii ;;:;;; sislxs
: 6l1tsa 1 uasts6l atsts |
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

FK.a.v.KLAV'
Insurance Company.
o0ee n. ". O Or Of Main 4 Cheshuts, roe,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
capital, e2OO.OOO
VI. D'0NCH, Pres'. AD. AbkLks, Vice Pres
OUAo. AnRAnSON, Secretary.
DinBCf0Rs:
y. .. Cane Chas. 2. Meyer Henry Bloch
y. osees. 4. O. Ooedsc, Z. Wilmot,
u. J. epaunhorst.
?. D. HARDING, Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
The undersigned 10 Agent fer this new Insurance
Company, which ID managed by OF the most sub
ssantial business Of d. Louis, and 10 ready at all
tiass % take risks reasonable rates II should
not b overlooked that this Is good Western Dom
pAny, end should be supported citizens
a. being svinded u Eastern swindng- installations
(which there ere - many.
doo8dly p. b. HARDING.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
IT, whom Il nay Csncers.
FOR SALE
The Large Nse1 sCeI1 .1ss0s'sesl
0toC1k OF
Il u NJ d r II


Consisting OF
blOORlN6-dry or sreeu, paan-dor rough;
SIOlN0-haf inch Thick feather edged, plain or
rough;
BARN DOARn6-plxned " rough u any length;
FRAMING IL every dimens andlengtl;
eEEClEG-Os oil isngths from ~ " ~ E.>lIonr.
6nIN0LES-No shaved Shingles, warranted n be
shingles snd net shavinge; Saw Ell Shingles
equxlto any No. Cut Shingles. warrant 81.
ALSO:
.ATu, POCKETS AND WOOD.
Ny DOOR. SASH AND BLIND FACTORY Is
now 0p~a 10 receive ortrs fT every description Of
the shove articls; aiso Corniees and Scrvlwosk Of
any patterns nasSl- 81 ord-r.
Ksmemb she bail storm that j. 10 come neHt A.
pill. BtMis WW save you e.Ass.
The above Lumber 10 offered and bound u BE- ID to
Gore mp this year, business. Al prsous wanting
Lnmnsr u any descrisAbeu vil and u to their Inter-
cot to eau q
CszN:NNON"E MILL.
The LoWase NAN - oeeeoA g..
Tea can't olse IT, DeoA TT the "DnAvB OLD OAK"
~ Mn vin raa let shous . dap, aud those pr.
euos wisAlno bins save1 vsula a. ven 0oleeve sksir
ooed. m 0AHV0S
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03

AN INTERESTING DECISION TO H CONNER
cIAL CoMMUNITY.-We extract the following
from the New Orleans Delta, Of Saturday last :
The entire commercial community have an inte-
rest in a case decided yesterday 6y the Supreme
Court. This interest is not confined TO the
mercantile community, but affects equally every
sugar and cotton planter, and every one ship
ping goods to this city. The case is that suti-
tied William d. Miller VS.. c. & G. B. Tate,
and will be found among our report Of the Su-
preme Court decisions in another column. 1t
was there decided that the factor who charges
his principal a rate Of insurance different from
that which he pays the underwriters, thereby
becomes the insurer of his principal. We be-
lieve the custom is almost universal among our
merchandise charge their consiguors One-fourth
Of one per cent. a month far insurance. Every
merchant thus becomes an underwater, and
many OF them will be startled to learn their
new obligations. Hereafter planters and 9TH
eTs shipping their produce to our merchants can
have no assurance that their property is pro-
tected, or that, In case of loss, responsible off,
ces well make it good. They must rely more
than ever on the integrity and s~olvency Of their
merchants. The legal consequences which will
result. from the position Of the Supreme Court
must be left to be determined as facts arise, and
to the ingenuity of lawyers 10 apply them We
are certain, however, that our merchants will
find it a decision full Of interest, and will en-
deaver to apply it, each, to his own case.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03
New Ferk Exnress for 80.

T1O place the EEEELT before a wider
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which viii enable all who wish TO Obtain 20, % do 80 at
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r-adlng matter OF an aE;ees9le family paper, the New
fV-z Markets, stock aud money markets, cgsthsr with
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markets as ara Of general interest.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03

MUaDER.-Mr. Galen C. Walker, deputy
warden, was killed in the chapel of the Massa-
chusetts State Prison at Charlestown, on Mon
dav, by a convict named James Magee. At the
close Of the usual morning devOtions, most OF
the prisoners having left the chapel, Magee
stepped up to the warden an4 extended towards
him : slip Of paper, which Mr.. Walker stopped
to take, and while so doing hagee seized him
by the arm and plunged a knife into hs Eafk,
under the left ear, and sesesed the jugular vein.
At the moment of the wound, Mr.. Walker
seized the prisoner, and received aiso 4 stab in
the groin and one in the breast. The chaplain
Of the prison, Rev. Mr.. Hsnatead, struck Ma
gee with the Bible, and then seized him by the
hair, combining hin until the arrival of further
aid, when Magee was put 10 irons and conveyed
to a dcnzeon. Mr.. Walker was Immediately
taken to the Inspectors room, and died in a
-1eoAaent-Bosi0B Courier.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03
Trustee,s sale Of Raal Estate.

g. BY virtus OF a DEED OF trust. executed TO me
Ff.s.f b. E. p Mills, for the benefit Of McClanaha an,
kaun1 Hutton \ Co, and J. T.. Unthank, bearing ate
AAth ilth September 1886. and duly fled for reg
istralun. ] viii proceed to sel for ca>h, ar pu1Iic sale. Oa
the south side Of Court Sqrlre, in the city Of Ecmpnis~
al II o'c--cs, A NJ, on WEDNESDAY. the nh daTof
January, 1851, the House and Lot now occupied b. aid
E. R Nils. =he Lot fronts on Dua'sD street s "a.
and runs back go feet % an alley Also. one vacans
Lot. aJJla-ne The improved Lot, fronting 81 feet on D1n-
lap street, and running back also 200 feet 10 an alley.
The tits 60 IBIS property is undsputed; / viii, how
ever, convey enly A. Trustee.
deC2S-td J. II. SHAW T-rytee-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03

ton, December 23.-The financial circular Of
MessTs. SwEENY, RITTESHOUsE, FAUr & Co.,
says that the President having brought into
market 500, 900 acres of land lying in the north
Of Iowa, has given rise to an active demand FOL
land warrants. The circular quotes an advance
Of three cents per acre.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03

erIhe citizens Of Carroll parish, La, have
held a meeting and passed resolutions renonstra-
ting with the Legislature of Arkansas, against
authorizing a proposed "cut of" On the Mis-
~sissippiriver at Bell Point, ChicOt county, Ark
They represes. that such a measure would re-
sult Ia the run Of large number of plantations
IN Arkansas, L.oHisiana and Mississis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03

REDUCTIONS OF PosrAeE.-The Postmaster
General has issued instructions to pOstmasters
In New York, Boston and Philadelphia reducing
the single postage to Panama from twenty to
ten cents, that port being, (by the AspinwaH
route within the $500 miles named in he law.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03
EXTRA SALE 4 NEW ARRANGEMENT.

- We viii m future make our sales 20 our Sta
yEA bles, the place OF Trade. An ref. cti1g persons
J viii say, the stables IS The place. TUES
and THURSDAYS, a. 10 O'Clock, VIII BE
our u-Zllar sale DAYS.
Al Fzrsons wisi inc 20 buy Or SCI stock vii End Il 20
their interest 70 remember CATCE-S Mammoth stables,
known asthc RIGHT place. @ eft
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03

The African church at Newnon, Georgia,
barnt early last Monday morning. 1t was de-
signedly dene, doubtless, as the citizens were
experimenting a revolt, and were az the time of
the burning, under patrol
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03

~ The New York Times gays that various
munitions Of war, including some CT the most
approved ineendiary missiles used at the siege
Of sebaH.opOl, have been shipped to General
WALKER recently from New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03

t. Hon. WM. AIKEN, Of South Carolina,
Tstires from Congress on the fourth of March,
intending to visit Europe with his family for IS
months.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03

e The "frst shad " has been ca1ght near
Savannah, and sent to Columbus. The GeOrgiaF
says, seTimes are SO hard in Savannah, that
nobody can afford to eat the first shad.'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03

G. W. TUTTLE, inventor of the baby
jumper, died suddenly in New York, on the 10Th
inst. He had realized $4,000 from bis invsn-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03

e 4 remarkable instance CT longevity is
mentioned in the Mexican papsrs-that of a
lady who died at ActOtOpan, at the age Of l39
yearE-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03

II Miss MATILDA HERoS has gone to
New York to fulfill an engagement at Wal
lach's Theatre.
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TIE CASH SYSTEM

VIII be strictly observed by the PrOPrietOrs
Of this paper in future. Every name will be
erased at the expiration of the time subscribed
for, unless renewed in advance. In doing this,
We know we shall have 20 erase many a good
name, but We can make no exception to the
rule we have adopted. Long experiences has
taught US that this is the only safe and lsgiti-
mate way Of conducting our business.
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7@Gen. HARNEY has called upon Governor
BRoOME, Of Florida, for seven companies Of
mounted volunteers.
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e An extensive plan of bogus Lotteries has
been detected and broken up in New York.
The impcsters had circulated their schemes,
and sold their tickets all over the country.
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Il A FIRE occurred at Alexandria, La, on
the 23d ult, which destroyed fifty bales of
cotton.
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e On Friday Of last week, 10, 40 bales Of
cotton were received at New Orleans.
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.RsRWEEE-

- A three HOUSES and LOTS % rclt Tor
ss.f the present. year, SITUATED in the Northeastern
kHtttl part o. the city, OF what IS knosn as Winches-
Ell ter Avenue. it bsirs the property rp0n which !
nos live. For a more pa--cuar description, and for
closing the contract Of r-Ht, al on Msj-r william Ruff
hnr at the Gas "a BOB PRICE.
farT dee
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G- Five hundred emigrants departed from
New Orleans last Sunday, for Nicaragua.
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q The Government Of Dominica has &C
cepted six thousand muskets sent from Cuba.
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sR CoFRD.

49, just received z0ue o. those eie-
- CANT FRENCH %OURDO PIANOS.
y r9n the e~'iebrs-ed Plane Factory q.
: "ERARD. " ar Paris and London, and Of
fer them FOR sale. keep "a se splendid little ORGANS.
called 5~ersphiue. with from ten to Thirteen stops. and all
thslstest imp-ov msns. Tl-se are known 20 be the best
Instruments for Churches, Lodges and school Rooms Al
Instruments sod bv me ae warranted fr dvr y aTs.
Trning and BspziTinr rf Pianos. VaIns, Organs.
HeI0deons, etc, etc done il a " 4Nuanliks manner a.
modars.e prices.
do not pretend 20 s5Te lessons Or any number and
variety CT instruments.
HENRY G. HOLLENBERs.
fan3-if IA Main street.
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Il The recent ball at Savannah, in honor
to the Commercial Convention, cost $4,000.
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e A German was shot at Nashville, Of
Christmas day, BY a man named EDGAR.
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u The next State Fair viii be held at
Nashville on the 7th of May.
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REWARD.

a. TWILL give forty dollars for the delivery -
Of nv two BOYS, al nv house, CT in a jail 50 -
that / can get them. They Teri my prrmi-esEA
- The STA OF DecrUier, 1855 One OF thcAG
boys il black, ts-nfy-one Years OF age. weighs about
one hundred and ni1rty-dvc pounds a scar On his right
cheek the other Is alright I~auIatto, aged shout twcuty-
one years. has a dOvucasr coUuteuance when spCEen 10,
aud I think u pr9babie that he viii try 20 pass himself
OF As free-hs also has q bat delivery.
J.. A. M~ICKEBERRT.
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