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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-20
Az HOSE
sT. CyFAssaES HOTEL,



THE this newly erected and a1-
rabg adapted HOTEL takes pie in Announcing to
pa5o generally and especially arr wing
departing a the Portland arf that this house is
furnished ready the accommodation Of Guests
Every Furniture bedding and indeed the building
throughout is lifted with articles expressly
for the house.
Situated tie ST. CHARLES is immediately at the landing
the principal shipping poiHt for Louisville whore nearly
der stranger guess arrive whence they
part South this house affords convenianc
the traveller heretofore experienced
this point.
endeavor of the Proprietor of this
command liberal share of public patron
he intends deserve IT. The House with its
cool shady gOres and general convent
enoes unsurpassed transient house. 1t hall be Kept
as r5r-class otelacbng of the essentials
an establishment
MAJ W. REpDING we'll known the travelling bi ic.
from his with Hotels Louisville
gagged will assist he general the house
The patronage the public is respectfully solicited
y31-t W. W OWEN, Proprietor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-20
NEW DRUGS,
ERE EGH AMI EIH

z EICH yTERLINtf have just opened largo assortmenl
& Drugs and Medicines which they invite the
ton Merchants and Physicians. They also Keep window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cqars Paints Brushes Al kinds,
Oils Dyestufs. Spices Percumery Fancy Articles. Sc
ALsO-a popular Patent Medicines. All kinds of Paints
ground Pure Wines rsfedicina purposes
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call at No IA Waterst.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-20
,rEHxnY g soRENsON-

nEoLEsALF DEALERS GRocEEIEs AND IIQUoR8. ooPSrr
VINE SITS. EVANSVILLE. IND.
FS have this day formed partn ergh
the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery aud Lruor
business Eavng succeeded the business Messrs Ali
purchased their stock and made additions make
shall he able offer good hsrgan
FOR CASH any house in Evansville. city in the
Eest. 4 TENNEY.
ana s. &0hENS0&
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prNntn,IHEn ATN s9lNEfFla,

rP H. BENNETT would respectfully announce to the
Evansville 3unding country that ne
havng engaged in the mrnufacpre OF Lumber for
years choice article Of his own nanufac-
ure) orened Yard on CARPENTER street near kraz
Feiman Foundry and is prepared to sell at wholesale
retail cca than before odGred in this city
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-20
DRUG STORE.

EARI J. PI3TNIN lF0N having purchased the stock OF
e - Medicines operei for sale by Craw911 $atl lew
month"; since desires cs CT the pubic,
particularly physician, aat merchants comm to h5 city
aka purchases th5 assortment which viii be con
stant!y receiving additions from the Eastern cities and
which will he s1ll low terms can he afforded bg any
FujIdinrs sep29-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-20

HsLR WOOD Ssss


EyTTLL receive in addition the Art Journal and
Z cavtifeate giving them equal chance with
the Society draw Oil Painting,
choice piece OF Statuary Three Oil Paintings were
Of the Society EYansvil. last year,
and two the year before.
Magazines for the will he received by
zach month they issued and delivered
with the Gaves and trimmed
to exceed postage.
Ljtss living Ago aud certifcees and the Art Jour
dollars. Call the Telegraph CJee and sub
scribe early SO list may complete dtipe.
novi7 E. G. EARSHARr Hon. Sac'y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-20

AF Fall and Watet Dry Goods just received. and row
open HN4lGii'S Dry Good Store Main street three
belo Second. His motto i5 Cheap for CASH call
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-20
NOTICE go s4zGUOEs DEALERS AND
3
QgiT DaINRiNG poisoNOUs LIQUORS
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS
FOR HiEIVG
All Kinds OF Liquors ana Vinegar.
N A I'll "
INSTANTLY, by the use of
L 4 @ r. S z s S TIA L OIL $


0 II - e tt a L OILS.
Laboratory Parish Jefferson Pierre Lacour author
OF Lacoue' Chemical Analysis baeours Chemical Manpu
Purchasers particularly equesed TASKS
and stan their money il the oil does give perfect
LAGOGR's OIL OF O0GNAC converts neutral spirit to
zlperl9F lmtayon Of imported bTana.es' w Itard
yard Proprieors Castilioh and London Dock Braudies
sparinE color Rectfed Whisky win be changed
by the Oil Cognac New York Brandy Pie
EAC0TR3S OFT OF YE changes ReStiaed whisky to
McaoagahelA Rye Whisky. Old Virginia Malt whisky,
oIG or CE6RAT changes common Rectided whisky to
Ola irish Malt Whisky and superior article of Scotch
OF or PEACH changes common WHISKY to Virginia
c6nyort com a en- WHISKY to Apfio i3r@nGy
OIL GIN eonvert6 she poorest Whfssyt Holland Gin
LAG5uE's G3S6GSTRATED AoIp wiz in I've Il ioars rs
after beng mixed change five gallons of good Vinegar and
acid Vinegar that he found in the market by the
aeaur's Coneen rated Acid inegar can be made for
FOR MAKING LIQUORS. Lacour's Oil. require pre-
parationonly the oil into tho whisky and shake well
The liquors thus made will have a ma full
rich oily taste beautiful transparent color and fine
verng whisky brandy. gin. Sc. The prop
erty combines with des in the oTm foeulent
whisky is thus depressed tbet neeuar irritating and burn
ing taste and becomes neutral spirit the properry
consists 10 an oily taste impaired to the
liquor which renders it and iinpa Is
nutty odor chat il in parted to the liquor which
dera distinction from the genuine brands rapossitlc
slcient oil for making three hund ed gallons liquor
Full aud comprehensive directions accompany the bottles
FIR safe corner of St Charles and Poyras
sacked and rpea with bill Of adne to any part OF ht
country upon the receipt of go u l the a9drSsa & Of
Purchasers requested good
furnish "a the name of any house New Orleans and vii
that 10 claimed for them, they will cost nothing. an5ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-20
SHERWOOD HcUsE.

KyIIE subscriber hastaken the above house. and ma;
entirely reted and it, and is prepared
entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner HI also rented the brick Stable owned BY
Peter Burke and has agoodasock Ofhorsesa and car
riazes to let.
Thestableislarge, clean and welllocated. and good
aostersarei constantatterdance. Partcularatteuto
will be paid TO the care ofhorses leftwith him for keeI
ng and in alrespects. the public, Ia find the Sher
rood House good Hotel fjy9-tfl ]. A. BYERs
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:. wgJfsrsA &.E. FLEMING.
SECOND PURCHASE

xwTHOLESALE and retail dealers in Leather. Hides
f,snT sep26
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BUSINESS CARDS.
rEOREtES =. .EfpENsoN,

RED az IL Z y Ss Fssaa 1af1ots
ATTORNEY AT ESTATE AGENT.
Post once Evansville. Ind r4- y2s-ly
,or,.v HENRY a sTITE2s1;f sGr!21;fz OF PEACE
N0TARG PU;L!G Nd 5US 'ioh oF FHACH'
to sonSaaa tsaartng o'ars in South
Eastern Illinois, and all othe1 business aPPertaininR
sfor 70 =. = ass. Esq. Cashier Can al Bank. Eyaa'-
tsAAc uxtbArs DAVID HEIMAEN
E.&D. HEE1E4NN,
WHOLRSAL AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GR0CE RES & PRODUCE,
,UrxNswARE, LIQUORS. " &c, MAIN STREET,
ABOVE sEcC D,EvANsvILLE- md.
an3l -
y =. COX.
GROCER. FORWARDING ATD COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
DEALER IL AtL KINDS OF PRODUCE,
HiEccnnss, Ind.
Particular attention paid forwarding ana Receiving.
CITY HOTEL,
WATER sT BETWEEN VINE AND rIvTsEoE,
oct, s.s WI. II. BoicoURT, Proprietor.
'"as J 'rhF?H5AAsS fHASpnngRs HAa' Etaxnsr.
socia.i as rarta ers in the practice
of.w viii attend to all business oonHded to then One
oprcsetb Sherwood House to Gva counsel oF ou'
Evansville. Nov. 9. 1s54.-it
wFH. *. TEcEysExE,
ONiee in tho ''Crescert City :ank'' RnilarT,
"a - my25
an BoEE3 Primo W. R. oheess list cs"K rsG'1 Hy sox
r. ~ dect7 .. II. 3ooN = 90.
-sHSc coEFHE-l5 s'o;. H,';PS9 f 96oT Gees SON 5a'
e. .,5sss4g.r Y99os gg.oa Es; e;
10 do do Choice Black do; -.
"a toxes g. 10 and Is assorted Tea: ust rac't hy
dacf9 Z. II. Goo & son
~ ~ RAGS Eastern Rio Coffee choice prine. last
'A ae ree,dbv decI5 z. II. COOK 81 SON.
raE 4(,.{ tER Eg. HERRTYG AND SALMON
ITA % bills No. NAokerel; q hhls No ; Mack9reE
1ohf do d. do; 10 ht. 6his Ho'I 90;
10 do do; 10qr. DO do 9"i
10 or. il do do 10 DO DO do } 40;
hf. do DO Herring: 100 hxs scaled \ o. terrlER
Iokitts do Hackercj; 10 kits do MaGEerei
10 10 10 do: 10 do do Sa'ga2n;
do 1Foagues and Sonn4s, Just re- q an 'or
saleby decl2 H. II. Go"A y 9oN'
SD F2ATLS Primenew Dates: 90 Drums SULTAN RaisiHs;
20 go bxs Layers and NJ. r. Raisins;
l case Zants Currents, Just rae'd Tar steamer Sew
York Inv dec15 Il. II. COOK & SON.
- mrs Fnsou Salts; bhis Alum;
PIP 40 Flour SnInher: do Pearl Sage;
AA a. Ta nioea: 3 do Bath Brick. rec'd per
railroad by nov2z H. H. o'"H q '''+''
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$500 EN GssEES
r,tSrr1 d. TIM ~ L. VIZ naaREI rE0NS

,0IsTElIBiTTID n EQU Il. PROPORTIONS
MTIT every Books all the 81 ard 81 25 Bonks sold
20 for 81 The Gifts consist Gold and Silver Watches
god and silver pencils lockets gold rings gold
Iadiesear rops relieUles penknives
SC Be- Any person sapdinz order or 10 books VIII be
aad gift Orders from the country
will receive promp4 and will be seNt by mail
4iso Mr., Stows;s nov, no~cI 'Dred >, vols gift as
above j. :. ANDREWS. 40 Nassau st..
New York City.
Cata1oaness any address nov6-3m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-20
CHANGE.

=MAvINI bought Messrs Hershbereer & Carson's stock
q of Family Groceries. Produce. &C. would be gao
receive patronage the customers of the late N
Also oy old friends and the public generally
promising my part do my utmost to give entire ats
factien to all. -
will remain for few days in the store occupied py
the late firm previous locating permanently IN the
old stand corner of Main aud "a sts ~nere
endeavor keep such stock goods always on hand
al the war IF families demand. . r-rr,,v
jan7 sANfh F4ohENA'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-20

ATTORNEY AT kxD REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Office Frstst Bray buildiSgs nearly opposite the
Post once Evansville Ind y26-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-20

'aA3sP sJAANS, NgN aNtES, H1C's 1SG.
THHE uudersigned is prepared splica kind Of
and sraping Of blocks of description; the making
any pauline IS. Awnings DC To be found at time
VIM Green's Central House, Division street. -
octG5-9m JOHN PLOWMAE.
D0Z and oans Cove Oysters. lust ec'd by
> dec5 Il. H. COOK & SON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-20
ERENE AREsYN

vIE have lust received by Express lot OF
a ladies Kid slippers, very nice together "ith
plete assortment of Boots, Morocco hld an"
for the Holiday parties, -,-,ro
dcc2G hCRLA d Ellis
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-20
PJE EgHFX YOUEE e EsLOO ODI
Joy to the Norld!g

Z 4 rs 4 " - q kk IS BI - - -
BOY to the WOrld!g
THE OHLY lNFAsLEBLE REMEDY.
SARSAPA PARILLA.
F all the medicines discovered during the
~ present the thousand ills that flesh is beir to-
equal this wonderful preparation Only three
edpsed (who spent decade liz
public is already recognized hy the emf
all OF the country be the most
prng and effective remedy for cSrain diseases OF which
they have knowledge. go,
compounds syrups ofthe have hitherto
tested they have been found to contain noxous igred
which pestraze the good effects of the sa-saparlS ana
the health patient 1t noto with
Ths the pure genuine of the root; and win.
trial be onad effect certain and perfect cure OF ths
following com plants and diseases
Affection of the Bone,
DabIitv Indigestion,
Diseases of the Kidneys. Lise- com plains,
Dvsnensia Piles
Eyyasineiss Pulmonary Diseases.
Female IRE guIartios Scrofula, Kings Evil.
Fistula Syphilis,
And all Diseases of the skin
Besides the above also known to be great an
powerful tonic purifying the blood and invigorang the
In short tits thout exception. in the mentioned
effect the system the eheacous. as
desirable remedy of the 1t is already extern
the country and is fast obtaining
Eropea reputation The of cures it has effected
in it to and all who desire
relief from suffering One bottle being tried
Recoect Hurley sarsapara the only genuine articls
e-Price one dollar ner bottle. for ave dosrs
For sale a. the manufactory corner seventh Ufeea
streets. louisville, Ky. Also wholesale houses OF
BACON HYDE 3 Co. St; Louis. Mo-
KELLER FARNsLEY & Co.. Evansville. md , = .
And by ali extensive Druggists throughout the United
tates. Can ada. Mexico and South America apply
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-20

gwAs Just received large stock of WHITE sTATu4tr
MARBLE superior quality 90 any that was ever oe
erc brought to the Western county selected by himself
quares expressly this and hopes by strict az
ntou business and the employment of but sUPs
Iic natronage sep5-tf
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NEyy FAAE GOoDS.

VHE nbscrihers in recent Of their supply of
% Fall Winter BOOTS and SHOES. selected for the
city and trade embracing variety and quality
of Hen's Wo au1 Children rear to which they call
the attention o the public. MCREA & WELLS,
seQ5 First street. Fosters Block.
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CXNAs1 SFE:sssAGE.

HAVE large double Warehouse the CanaI Basin ca
pable ofstorng any 3uee which wlll be
ceved taken of ana held subject the
orders. the reasonable terms
mh?6 P. G.. o. RILEY.
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KEEN = PggFNFON

AVE swing their Fall and Winter stocF
2 good ebraeing every variety cf merchandise they
have usually ke25.
The largest and best selected stock
have got styles suburb and prices low
No ought to visit this market this Fall without
examining stock, it is pleasure show choice
goods an3 whether he bnys viii leave
and the fact Of the great beauty
the styles combinations rich coors
display the manufactures will make him
sarG KEEN & PREaToN
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SEsACK NRs AZ SgEIoLEsAI.KU RETAEI.

HHE undersigned instantly keeps han larye Gssort
mont fresh Water Butter and Sugsr Crackers an
also Soda Pilot Naval Bread which being manufae
tnred By the latest improved Maeiasry theT can be so1
low price place in the West aud otexcele
in guilty ty other maausetory in the country arg
stock alwason haRd ny shop. Water street between
Sycamore snd Vine.
1scI2 j
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-20

HETOO0 AND WILLOW WARE.
SE o doz ass'd Market Baskets;
I2set ass'd Wooden nea iures; reel Cotton Rope;
doz shaker Breomsi nests Buckeye 80 wles:
II do Heavy Bed Cords Lines; Just
RON Cincinnati and for sal by
E. I0HNSTnN
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" T. COX.
GROCER, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
DEALER ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE,
YiEccnnss, Ind.
Particular attention paid forwarding and Receiving
Gct3l-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-20

1TaTTEEASSE MID EsEE} GO 7EsDESE'S.
J. C0LBURN & CO.. keep constantly on hand and
MANUFACTURE to- ORDER all kinds and sizes OF NJ T
TRrssEs guarantee the best qnallty Also
all kinds. Jenny ind Gat.rasses Shnok Nosi
and Cotton Mattresses Hair and Spring hattTasse5 @
Comforts Sizes Feather. Hair. Moss AMI ton Pill
lows Pillow Sims Sheets &C. All wishing the above al
retail low prices please call and eHane
fore purchasing elsewhere store ou Aterstreet
5onr 70 Canal Rank Evansville Ind. novfs
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MISCELLANEOUS.
trnat-rE.nH,v F9oEFEs,


rorEnerEy EsUis7s SE6Ad Tavern
TNE undersigned the above well known house,
and rehCed refUrnhei it throughout, in the best
style The will be second to no otheT house
in Evansville gooi for Boarder', and Eeep as
vel supplied table market will ora and rates Tea-
sonabe. Attached the house is good Bowling Alley
Travellers will receive every attention. anu Lhr cte b7
we'll taken oil augl-tf NJ ~ Afsoh+A0'
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SADDLE TREES.
g - nOZsPANIsH SADDLE TREES Tor sale at
"a DECKER & HRAMER'S.
IeI2-dtwtf Main street. between First and Second.
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a ~ = = 1t
NEW GOODS At EOSER,S.

U Iorg expected have arrived Beautiful Cs}icos
De lanes Flanpel@, Canton FiaDaeia. deuhie Stwe
Jeans Cloves, anticipating to III NJ ou
house earl with Srrioy Go0ls wish reduce pres
stock much a rossibe therefore ok ont or h3rSains
dee2} R0SER. BRO. u FREY.
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AS0FFEE.-4O bags prime, per Empire. for sale By
nnvi3 GEO. FOSTER Il 90.
rVARpEr CHATN-25 haggtor sale by
a feb26 s. e. GILBERT CO., Sye. near Water.
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BXs Ga Fuarbers of size and dis2rtp-
tion riat ani has1E reed by r1ilrosd an
for sale nv dee2 |. 6 D. uETMAEN.
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tsAAC HEIaAES. DAVID HEIMAh
T. S,D, EEEETE ANN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCE ESTES & PRODUCE,
,rrxNswAPE, LIQUORS ~ &c, STREET,
ABOVE sECC y, D,RvANsvILLE IND.
ian31
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HENRY RTiTEA,
ROTARY PUBLIC AND JUSTICE OF PEAC

BIT CARMEL, It'll.
NETILL atesd to coecnga aa& securing Gains N Souh
u W Eastern ois and all othe1 business aPPertainIT
20 said oHioes. paying tazes etc.
zilIe Ind ap5l-w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-05-01
River Matters.

q II raining about ten o'clock on Wed,
nesdsy night and up to present writing it has rsined in.
esssanuy. The river is falling opposite our city, and all
the upper streams are reported falling.
70 The Kafs Frisbes, the regular mail packet between
this city and Napoleon, viii depart this afternoon at two
O'Clock for Helena, the mouth Of White river and Napo
leon. She has ae accommodations for passengers, and
is ofhcsred BY gentlemen.
The Glendale left Cincinnati yesterday for this
port. She will arrive On Saturday.
70 The fine steamer Il. D. NzSe0mb is due this even-
ing from New Orleans.
We learn that citizens Of New Albany have pur-
chased the TsnHesses Belle for $1,000, FIR the st. Louis
and Memphis trade, in charge Of Capt. J. W.. Gamer.
HEAVY SUIT.-Cspt J. N. White, late owner Of the
steamboat S. FL. TrGbus, has Instituted suit in New
Orleans against Sheriff Bel, for the sum Of $4,000
which be elsims as the value Of the boat at the time Of
her destruetiOnb by fire, while under seizure and in custody
Of the Sheriff.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-05-01

e We call attention to the advertisement
o. Msssrs MOORE, HALsTEAD x BANKS, OF the Star
Planning Mills, on Second street. This snteTprislng CON-
pany have now in opsrstion one Of the largest establish
ments in this city, or, Indeed, In the western country.
They have spared no pains or expense TO make their es-
tablishment such as Memphis may well be proud Of, and
It may truly be said that nothing Odds more 70 our pros
perity and growth than such manufactures. By refer
enos 70 their card it will be seen that they turn out =
great variety Of work. Everything necessary to complete
tie most costly OF humble building can be furnished BY
them, ready TO put up, except the framing timbers; and
their well known character justides us in saying that the
Quail y OF their work cannot be excened.
Messrs. MOORE and HALsTEAD have long bern known
as um0ug our most enterpI Using mechanics, and the char
acler and business qualifications OF Nj. BANKS, VINO was
raised in our city, are too well known 10 need our rcom-
mendatioa. They have erected a building IS by 50 feet,
tive stories and q basement, with an L IS by 80 feet, and
shed for storing work and dnrssed lumber. The basement
contains the m0tivep wer-sn engine Of beautiful finish,
90 horse power; boiler, &c feet long, a. inches diameter
and q number Of grlndstones, run by steam. First aOOr
one Of WOsDwoRTH's hrst class planning machines,
for flooring; 3 Farrzr Machine, for dressing weather.
boards, door and sash stun and every description OF wide
lumber; Daniels PlAner, for all kinds Of heavy timber
scroll saw, for cutting out every description OF fancy and
ornaments work; a turning lathe, and circular saw, for
ripping every description Of lumber. Second fOOr-tvo
sash machines, two moulding machines, lennon machine,
power morticing machine, Stat lennon machine, out-on
saw, and saws Of every variety and description. They are
nov In fun operation, and visitors to the city, a. well as
citlz ns. could not pass 3 portion OF their time more
pleasantly and probably than 10 take 3 look through
Ihelr establishment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-05-01
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
GRAND RAILROAD JUBILEE
AT MEMPHIS,
Ist and ID of NAV Next.

A MPLE arrangements are being made for the accom-
IN mediation OF all who may wish to participate in the
festivities OF the occasion.
The Trains will run as follows
The regular Mail Train will leave Memphis at T:l6 A.
NJ, arriving at Sardis at 1918 A. NJ.
Returning. leaves Sardis at 1928 A. NJ, arriving al
Memphis i.25 p NJ.
TIE Train viii leave SArdis at $40 A.
n, and arr We at Memphis at 10 A. n.
Returning, leave Memphis at $40 P. b., and arrive at
Ssrdis at 100 p. B.
No freiehts win be carried those days.
Also, a Sunday Train, leaving Ssrdis at $40 A. M ar
riving at Memphis at 10 A. NJ.
Returning, leaves emp at $40 P. NJ, arriving al
Srrdis at 100 p. II.
Pare reduced for the occasion.
sp23-dawtmay2 z. N. PATRICK, Supt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-05-01

CITY SCHOOL PROCESSION, &c.-The Schools
and thsir Teachers viii meet at their respective school
rooms % Saturday morning, al nine O'Clock; thence they
vm proceed to Court Square, where the procession will
be formed about hslf-past nine O'Clock. Prom Court
square, preceded by the Mayor aud Aldermen, vifitors
and speakers, they vii march up Main street to the Navy
Yard. There addresses viii be delivered by Bishop PIERCE
and others. The picnic viii take place at about 2o'eIOck.
The schools and teachers On a visit to our city, and our
private schools and teachers, are respectfully invited to
participate in the proceedings al The Navy Yard. MT. C.
n. FAcKLER VIII act as Chief Marshal on the occasion.
LEROY POPE, Superintendent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-05-01

DLANS and proposals will be received by the under
Il signed until the fourth proximo, for fencing and en-
closing Court Square with 3 substantial and ornamental
Iron Railing.
We wish 1t understood that the whole cost OF completion
is TO be covered by the sum Of sic, 200. and that bidders
for the contract must submit their plans and specifications
in such = manner that the undersigned may determine
upon the quality OF work, weight Of material per foot or
yard, and time Of accomplishment
N. b Approved bond and security will be required,
both as to the quality Of the work according 10 contract,
and as TO the time OF completion that may be agreed on.
c. N. ACKLE a
THO J. FTNNIE, sPecs
apes s. B. CURTIS, OomIsit'ee'