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state stoves.

TT 10 hardly necessary for ~ TO rscar to tais stew
il the eharacter AZ which il 10 we'll and favsfAbly
known tAsousho hsinterier u this sd TIE 81
joining States. Aithesgh pstenisd sonst.n yesis
ago. ii possessss every real inprovsnsnt thai hss
ever been made upon the dseesnasA s-sse stevsi 3
the sans time II kns stood the NEST tests ~
any Cook Store now In use. Oar sonadsnes - sle
sams 10 sneA that ~ are willing TO wsyrsnt - y
purchasers fortsn years. kale kooms Z! nsin-s'
apr1-o .a6f OMoAOGA y 0NV.
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'a' 1OAe19l ~ 'ssis
Wnso & ~ sss1. toss.
GssAak Whsaesasp 1sse@e Oasseas,
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WE have never net with preDiun Stow that
w eave snsA univsssal satislscticu - the 49, -
which ~ Asss call attention. Its facilities lsf
cooking ssd heating are extensive, While q re
ssme 49, 4. - ussns Of an cir 1as extssd)sg
down ne front Of the eyen, hAkss perfectly, sna
econonises esatly all other stoves u ths
ern The lsansy, utility asd sAespasss 81 ~
new stove eanAes Tall 70 ~ the attention q alva
- '- coNsTocK i BRO.
spys.a n Main-st.
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sheet Iron Stoves.
SELE = EGULATOAs.
l1F this article We need mot speak, q 10 pepu.
~ lariiy still continues " increase its sale.
We make six sizes Of this stoys--opsn and eleae
tops-vhich We will sell very low. Great easo
should BE- used in selecting the best Of Russia Sheet
Iron, with heavy lining, and when we'll made,
thsss stoves will wear many yeaSs.
The open tops are . serious objection 10 al those
Wishing N sir-tight stove. We haSA both epsn
and close top, ii u Aain-st.
aps3-d C0MSIOCK BRO.
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9Asa spsi.s = s.nnw nslssiss " vo.id
ssseaassA Il. =. 1astsetss's saisbssasA ssssssA
1isses aesss - Mnem. r. strsnstiAaiAg aad
tnslDest - spoa : dsliliaaesA systAn 4
trsiy ss11Dsg. ltssssls sssisa :. ~ liver,
itss .11nsy - dsivs Oh Asnon = ~ suee.ee.
tAsrslg slssasiss The system iren I'll inpasitiss,
shas Aas oaiasd fer tAsss Disasss sssA = savie
~ rspstssios, isas.usA . tAu~Ars pssasa.s y
ths Taste svsn = teverags, end are il esassai
= family nsaieins wherever known. To sals
~ Araegists saA Asssls.
HARRISON GIBBONS, Aesats,
jedAwlw 1aia a.. bet. ssh IN. Kscask.
A. unparalslisA Dssesvsryg..A Pes.
islve Aoae EsaAieasoss
Csvsll's bsSsssins Aixssrsis pssitive srrs A.
Bsvsr aaA Agus snA al Dilisss Dsssasss. ~
Mixture ~ bsss bsf0rs the psbais Tor .snher
u yeass eal Ass Always hesn uAsd With $780,
Isis basaisss - sssssAa ssnsAy. e. 49,
PAhsfsc. sAs Assssisss ~ rssA u - - ~ial
aelA Asss y O'Conaor Dro., anA 11assAeaf \
Dsusej - -. Louis, ~ n. Bieksoly. - - ~
fsepsiseen, =. A. Porter Bro, kssk 1slan1. IN.
nsASldAwly.
DlMOND & OOaN. 5
REAL 161Afk. INeUhANCx : COMMISSION
Agenss.
OeHlC1 no. ~ aAln.sfA1E1,
~.
e1y4H ~ ~ eDnaoAivss stuss % the sps,sr q
JoAnsoa ssd 6eeand streets, Will ~ rented, ~
pseeession gives inmcdiAasly, il spplItasioa 8
-: ... :s:; = DiAoAp : go g -.
a naiAStrs.t -. e esssrs . bsaiasss. ~
~. ~ ~
- SfsbsD CONF. n.,s-,..
q NJ18 s Alssk 10. Ssastifslly siIS1ss5 8 r.
~ - ssssses bstsssa letA asdlItA. WIN 1kssM
..ss1 p1xosD j oorr.
IN ~ - Ia :. = stssss 49, r.. II.
~. ~ esssi's =. s.''1'as 49, 3: ~ 4 80 H.
XnN e TT = Thirds Iss. 67sIsa7s -
s&VNswe; SstA sarssveseess tAeseS~, IN IS
tania. u Dl1e0Ap A'CoqA.
/ eZea 8. -. ...- -. val
Z. } - !. = IissE =. isEE1K.sz
q So - y DIXON, ! cnrr.
VISA = $500 ~ ~: ,.,.A...l !. 49,
.yyIistg1s y lsusa, s.kIas : nsasa. ~
eaaa eD.pe9lA1IuA ~ ~ rnfee =
esssfHss.s = P.sssg 1s';asss: - =
= e |; ! - 80 :
xSstaA ~. u, ~
4! J!
II. sssss " ssss8FfM 4Ns8xssA
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AaEHow opSERIss osao o. rRr
xAzssa and most nssans osssks
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16k5. 1lD0l.
COMsTOCK =
STOVES,

keokak, HoW0t
A LSO, eoustantlyon hand snd rscsisiAs atsse
z \ from importers aud msnufacturefs, tlntlaae
wire, Sivets sheet copper brossard sine, pig lssds
copper bottoms, bolts ard rivets, spannea britsr-
mia And pianishsd ware. 0vsl bstless, sANossss
ovens and lids, deg and Sod irons, tharecsI Ssr-
sasss, ~sAae-irons. stove spiders. ~sgoa fcxss.
co6ee mills, bro~ness, &C., &e.
AprS-d CT ETOCK 4 BIO.
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HoHaoS1ilIs1.
's:S. - - : So = ~ : 49,
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aAas.ss., HsrsA ssss, Ass. - 8 AsA,
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SpftiaI Autifrs.
The Zocnorraph.

H superiority ct the Ambrotyps over he Dagasr-
reotype Is unisrrsAIy sctn1viedged, and fhey IN their
turn az totally ecipsed by the z~OOSOsRAPH which =
The resalt Of > new ehemisal process discovered By Pro
ieasor BENNINGTON, and perfected after much labor
and perseverance.
These 70 urea are no1e clear IN their ~0u;ilnes. bril-
nsn. IN tsbe, ufs-likn m expression, dmabis, richly-
eclorsd and eiezsntiy nnished. thar any style o. Photo
sraphic picture that Il has ever been our pleasure to ex-
anime critically.
CLARKE GALLERY contains eyeBthing requisite,
ever ooavenisnos ard facility that can b. desired or OBJ
tAined % execute IN the most perfect msnner any Of The
various styles Of Photographic work. It VII richly
repay a visit. and especially 20 70 thoss Who desire ar
tistic p8ciures-
We can also assure tue pubic that Prof Remington Il
in possession Of several processes and materials IN his
that no other esisbiishnent IN this part % the ooun-
try commands. Asa eonsearnes b & enabled to give
beauty, anish and LIFE 20 his Pietures nat We shan IN
vain lock Tor iron other artists.
Give hem 3 cal and irdgs far yourselves.
CLARE's hARBLR 81
a@r0G EarmHm MmHm - Al 49,
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Boats arrived since las. report: From New
Orleans. The EsE AoHOrgaheia for S. Louis.
and fbe Pdieaa for St. Louis, and the HiewatkG
also for s.. Louis; from s. Louis, The s q.
Jaas5a fof New Orleans; from Louisville, the
FaiveI.idfor Kew Orleans. The SvTth STA
lsft this port FOR White river, tie EUaHsviIs
for The SINE destination, and the SimoAds for
New Orieans. Toe river last night was slow
" asIing. Fne Ievce was without animation
Toe Oceaa Spray got in at 9 O'Clock last
night. from St. Louis, with one Of the larges.
loads Of passengers and freight she ever
carried. She leaves on her return to s.. Louis,
At 4 o'clock this afternoon. We need add no
word Of commentator Of the SPrsy or its ex-
ceIleat officers. Capt waldo Marsh:and Berry
are well kaowu and esteemed.
The St LOUIS Rspsblcaa Of Monday says:
The river at this point Is stationary, with
six feet 10 the channel to Cairo. We have no
change to report IN the condition Of any Of the
upper rivers. They sre all reported falling ex-
ceptiHg the liliaoIs, which Is stationary At
present. Arrivals were scarce Saturday, and
business dull as usual.
At Louisville, on Friday, says The CosriB /;
8 The river was falling rather slowly y~esfer-
day, with scant thirty aches water on the tails
IN the eEehihg. Ia the canal there were four
feet SIX inches water. During the previous
tWenu-four hours The river had receded some
three inches at The head Of the falls,
At Cincinnati, on Saturday, the river has
fallen I'VE inches siBoe the preceding night.
At Louisville, on Saturday, the report was:
River hge feet three inches in the canal, and
two feet nine inches on the fails and falling
Al Pittsburgh, on Saturday, the water was
telling with SIX feet two inches by the work.
The officers OF the CAallesgs, from the Illi-
nois river Saturday, reported thai the steamer
Louissius bad sunk at Bath on last Friday
nigAt. but thai she had been Temporarily re-
paired, pumped 90 and set shoat, and was on
her way doVn. Tha aoejdent was eaosed BY
her runnisg on q log. The freight In the hold
wac damaged, bat was removed as coon as pos
abe o. deck
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sfFonetafn ann finanfial.
EEsgHIs panF aFgsAL oyFIos. !

THuhsDAr, NOVEMBER b 1901.
MoxxrAar-No otsuse. kzshsnss stands ats pr
cent, ~ le q nothing eoiuE; gold At abOut 10 Psrrent-
he Loul.viie Coarisr q Oef. 81, ssys:
oar banks are disooui ting Il q fair rate. and quote
Eas;ern EKChEnge . 30 Ir cent Ehhe ne bto1efs
charge ts5 Gold c1mmauts4 % 6 mn IN small
suns. and rgnnessee nancy Is discounted ato o lop 7
cent K-ntncky paper is much sought after Nhls me
banks an eeuHfal y slftdrsvns fher a culatiun- Ten
nessss Eionev Is groEing seaIs day By day, md our peo-
pc nave mucH tr9shlr IL nakinE a Circulating q ciium-
n 8. Touis Resublicano Of he and. fefort that gold
Is more p~ieatsfui, and currency not 10 a. rood supply a.
L vas. Missouri sHd selected saztern bills are 20 from
- 10 , cent. discount. Kentucky Ohio, State Bank
Of IafiarA 5Gf md Illinois ard Wisso1siu FIRE tanks
from 8 % 10. accofclnx tOthe banks issuing. Kn ucEy
and New Ofiesns bank notes are oecssionaiy ezchars-i
Tor hizsouTi ~ par. but NAV b quoted a adir nenos o.
fumQ to6. New sirleaus notes are in greater demand.
Currency Is stin Z rvardsd to chicsEs 70 mste exchange.
Rstoso Of currency vii Pnbsbly rice A. thr usts 70 ~hteh
II has been put gradually cesse, which T. tischsrginz q
debts. Considsrahle sums 81 gold are sent direct g. the
EAST By our merchsrts 70 meet their payments there.
ne clBeinuau Gs-sfs q saturday last reports:
The supply q ourraDcy has loen rsduoed By TIE win
drsEsl Of The noles q drst class Lonisisna banks %
supply The demand noticed yes erdty. aud tbs provislons
that are beng male " PORK packers and ofh=rs, - meet
the s~atcir-fed demand Tor Kentucfy currency
This sni he Louisviile currucy, referred 70. are not
cbtGinaoc fr less than I pr cent. premium. ans N
anything oe ~tsndeucT IL upwards There j. decided
improvement In " insis earreucy, and a. wss sold 70 day
in 5 me eases a 81. umsy heqaoted 81 sf5 discount
with more buyer han sellers Indiana free bank pi-
per s also improving, and it eJunot be purchased to Eny
exteIt, except a. a very small discount Several o. our
bankers are now in favor o. m iking this paper bankabie
II b ia ko0d rtpute al home, aud j. red eemef On qut a.
sod ieru ss tie holes o. re STATE Bazk Or o. ne
BaRk q OHIO.
Parties VIA have remittancss 10 mate 70 Indiana for
the pnEposeo o. buying proiucs take y oa The same term
a. funds hat are baBksble hire As soon e. the porf
opens, 4 viii be in demani a. par
Adv ces received In New Orleans on saturday last IN
forms Us that the run on the Galveston banks bad suesl-
Specie was stiH paid ont fr notfs ut ptymehA t.
were DELAYED uai sdvices eouid be received
from New orleans. |
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SER,ous FIRE.-Ws are informed by DIT.
SsIDER, Who cane dSxn the river on The FAIR
cGila, hat when TIE beat reached Cairo, on
Monday evening, the large dePotOf the Central
Illinois Railroad was a mass Of smolldering
ashes. Il appears that about 3 OF 4 O'clock 10
the sfsrsOon a gas pipe was broken, and the
gas escaped in geit quantity; i became igni-
ted, and an open barrel Of turpsntine burst at
once mo aans. The ire spread with indie
s-ribabls rapidly, so ins,aHtansOusiy, indeed,
TIA there was not time to close the safe, the
c~5nteIts Of which, slor g with the whole build
Ing AID the goods stored within It, was entire
" consumed. It was a 50 stated that a neigh
boring machine shop was burned down The
loss must be very serious, and is especially W.
fortunate at a time when The energetic Proprie-
tors Of Cairo are straihing every effort TO i'm
prove heir city. The Ere was at the upper
depot; a child lost is life during The cOnaa-
~r-ff~n
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Weakness Of the stomach and Indigestion.

Weakness Of the Stomach and Indigestion.
Another Great Cure Fsefed b. Berhavss Holland
Biffers.
The wife Of PETER De WITTE, living in
Holland Town, S~heboygsn county, Wisconsin,
suffered much from Weakness Of the Stomach
and TsdigestiO1. She had been under a ply
sieian's care for some time, but the disease
seemed TO battle even his skill. She purchased
some HOLLAND BITTEKs at our ofice, which
has given tone to her stomach; her appetite
and strength are returning, and We firmly be
lisve that this is another great curerefeeted by
your medicine.
We have still 20 record many wonderful
cures effected by this remedy, but must wait
another opportunity. One Thing you can rely
uPOn, what we have Published are from per
cons much respected IN our community, aud
are literally true S. QUINrUS
Ed Eieussb0Ss SLs5lygan, Wis.
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'Yshst glf6s bp GeIfgrapb
LATER FRoM EURoFs.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

HALIFAX November S-The sieanishi3 CdHe1s hss
arrived, bsinging Liverpool etiss 70 tie 2sth-
c~ottcn-Iafrrior snd Nidiling qualities have destined
\; market do-ing win a declining tendency. oceans
Pair ! NiaEihg 9 Lis; MobHe Falr - Mdtnng %
Upland Pair sAi Aiddiing sN SICK h port sis.ooo
bales Of which 1000 was American
Manchester sdvicss were unfavorsb'e and prices reaf-
LoSDos -Clnsois ssEesss- Nonsy unchanged.
Bullion IN the Bank Of Rnelaud has decreased the Lac;
week $500. The money pressure hsa considerably
sbated in London.
LIvrnPooL.-Bresdsius Whesi ans Pr~0visio7s were
dul ans hao decliucd
HAvnE -Ser orleans Tres Ordizairc i25 francs.
LIVERPOOL, Later.-Inieicr qaaihies % Fcur bad
eecl ned IN q week %, Corn rad advanced Ia Beef and
BsooD quiet. Lard and Rice heavy Sugar declined IE@
IS. Coffee dscllnsa slightly. Resin steady spirits rnr-
pcna1e dun.
Barring Brotbers report money s'ightly easier.
France Above the expsrt OF BreSdstuHs.
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Important to P~lanters.
p

been Informed thsts owing % the prices 81
n which Oo+tun IS nov bed, man, in fact all, have
1e-ised net = ship their Csttcn % Memphis Al preset
I s-r leave 70 inflrm you, or AL who sr interested, r.
ship thef~ Gotten By TIE Memphis and Obs Railroad
that the ron ne siock q The Company b o. such = char
s4er that fbev viii Be entircly unable % furnifb csrs
10 1T the cotton 81, skould q improve IN prtoe, t~hice
IL a. eourse potrfbse } when every one would want = gel
their costtsu 10 Market
Tber.for. 10 sVoid dltentlcn or complaint. ship your
Cotaon n0H. snd IN sgent % an increase, your Cotton
viii b where y51 al q avail yourseyes o. II a. once.
ocfIs-tawtf HRNRY COFFIN. superintendent
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FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.

~ are authorized 70 announce WILLIAM g. Lam
STIR, Of Baskerville. e. q candidate for County
ustee Of Shelby county al The ensuing March election.
,ctIe-dzwt-
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ROOFING.

WE would respectfully snnousoe 70 the citizens o;
W Neuphts, All the surrOuldlig country, that We
IRE prepared q conuract and put on. our FaE and VA
TEh PR BOF CEMENr ROOFING, q beuE TIE only ar
tos yet invented, thst win successfully resist be action
% the almospntr re IN every cli-hIts. 70 BE- precty FIR
and Water Proof and IN point Of dursbll.s, sqgAl n not
superior 90 any msfzlic roofing. We CAR put IL on over
I'D tin, tar or single FoDfs, Il making no difference hoE
dstO stsep n roaf msy BE- We put On oar root fol
seven dollars per hundred square ret- We vii Epply
our cement on tin ard iron roofs for two dollars and
tEen y-dFe ugnts pr square, Il being on account Of it,
elasticity aud DURABILITY. the cheapest paint hat can b,
us=d. cur oeEeEtis the beet thiug exta1l, forpatching
around are Eans, chfmneys. ~skyhghts, &c We warrant
al on work
Weinv4ts all that want 0ev roofs, or thar oM ones re-
paired. 10 call a. Risks stove store, No. ~ Hain street
snd examine sample and satisfy hemsslv~s Of she du-
liability and r-aLttcabiltT o. ueeinE this roofing
X. B. We are prepared 10 M ordeps for cur cement
TO uaase residing alta distsEoe with printed directions
for useinE b..
Tlrse Nishirg TOs or r~epa'ring done, VIII. please ca
St Ri-ks stove sarW, or address Us through ne Pos
Once
r--wrup NOR u l. PENNY
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Messrs- Gao. PATTtsoS& Co. have re-
eeiEsa RssseiFs Maguzias for November. 1t is
worthy ne patronage Of ths South, being fully.
eqssit to TIE demands Of a sound Southern lite
raturs. We shall SPEAK moEs st1eng-h Of the
claims Of this Magazins upon the patronage Of
our people.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-05

DEAD-KOung ~PUoKErr, VT was shot on
the Fair Grounds BY officer FELrx C. BUTLEA,
With a bullet Intended for ToM LEWIS, died
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. Mr. Bur
LEEg who demanded an Investigation, is held in
1850 bail.
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THE AFFLICTED REJOICE.
RUaMa AND RoAlDs.

For these dreadful aecdents the
ARCTIC EMINENT should Be
kept on hand. for il affords sure
and INN ediats relief, often Eav-
ing from death. Every steam
boat and railroad train should
keep H. Who that has heard the
shrieks Of anguish uttered BY the
scalded and maimed victims cf
explosions and collisions, does not
feel that some means Of relieying
their torture should always b
accessible ? Snch does existin this
balny pain controlling Egent lis
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SApnIzD ASB BRInuED-The recent exhi-
bisiOus at Our County Fair, showed the inpor-
tsnes0 q coed harness for horses. To get first
quality articles in this Inns, call at W. P.
LEWIS store, at the corner Of Main ard Mon
roe etreetR.
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Dining-ROOm servants Wanted.
WISH y HRS. for ne rrmaiDder Of 1881, ard danng
L The ensuing YEAR, firm forty 70 atty No ] DINING
LOON SERVANTS, Tor the Gsyoso Hotei. Thos hav-
ing serv uts % his e VII Do Vel 70 cal On Ne son, - ]
shall Be compelled. IN case ~ ahote number Of oolared
servants srs not eugsEtfb ~ the LIST Dccenoer, 70 enpcy
cocKRBLL.
oz2la A. ce2zerasl zgtd.
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Instantaneous.
Proposals for IadIan Goods.


IEEAAEMENI OF LHE ANIEHHnn.I
one Iudisn Affairs, Oct0ber IS. is57. (
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals fsr Ia.
- Clan Goots'' tdass "a : on 4 ~ ~ cas- may Be-.
viii D. received - he one o. Indian Anairs. Washng
dsy Ct November next. f1r furnishes foods for the H.
dian department for fui1uiug treaty sii1uiations viii
vadous Indian tribes, and far oshsr indisn purposes =,
~folloss:
CLASS NO. 1.
Maetinae Bianksfs, cloths. afDry GO0ds.
s,co9 pairs s-soins white Nsekinae hlsuEets. 70 measure
90 b. u Inch s, ana weigh 5 pounds
30o1 pairs 2A-p0mt white Markiuac Blankets, g. meas
ere 81 ~ - Inches. ard weigh paun15.
t,bc0 pair z-ooint Vhite Msckinse blankets, % measure
a lbs 50 ilcacs Az we.gh 81 aourds-
i,50 pairs s-point Whte Nsekinar baskr1, % measure
IS b 50 inches. ard Eeieh AZ pounds.
800 pairs i-D1iut wFts Hs-kiasr bankats. % measure
~ BY as inches and w-irh 81 p lurds-
500 pairs 3 Doint s4ret Ma kfras blankets, to measure
90 - nrhes and weigh 3 Dounts-
<o0 pairs ? s-p0int scarlet MAXIM blankets. % meas
IRE So b. Sc inches. ard with 8 pounds.
% pairs 3H-poiut gre-n Macsiuac blankets, % msa1ure
g. b. So inches snd weah 10 Pfunfs.
400 psirs Q point green Mscktnac blankets. 70 MEASURE
90 BY - inches. shd seigh s pounds.
40 pairs 2E-poiut green n kiuacblauksts 70 measure
s. b Sc inches, snd Weisn 6 ounds
200 pairs s~4-poiut lnrtzo bloc Hscksa- tiaukets. to
mea.ure 90 By 81 inches, and weish 70 pounds.
10 pairs , poi-t intiso biue haekinac bisuk-ts %
messure 50 b. - inches ami weigh s psunds.
80 fairs ? f-pofut indigo blue Aack ne blankets, %
measure 81 By IS inches, and wsigb s pounds.
10 pairs 3h-poiut G-ufI-rlla bias Asekiaae blankefs.
70 mntsufe So b. s. incrs-, and weigh 10 pounds.
90 pair , point Genrn. Ia blue Macunae lankets. 10
msasare 90 y y iaeh-- ana vesh 8 pounds
,-p.9t s.nlntLs biu. 41cknae b~lanteiss
1870 yards fanny hst blas eiotb.
40 90 1eeAqon
aHo O.
-
49, ule Itn.
I,u0 " " 90 rrsen ~
100 peuuss wor.tss vsI 80.
10 . 49,.
~ -
n d $50
G q I,
- 20
ia &c 20
81 90 49,, .-
fo-ou~,
- s--+,v.Ft
20 ~-- 49,
I0 80 1880 -,-.-
IS oIs5s. ~ han,ferrsi@s
s5oIl 49,
$500 We--tm.- e.u-,-
1900 g 6iae dTInms.
Soc a. GU. .,,,,.
sO0O % IN. dgnfns
sOOo % cfforsds-
IsSo q 1910
ZOO o. Ean+nrFv e..
a5O 4" s.tInets
10 600 % 800 H,.ev
5000 90 tI-.chrd .hf-tirr
1000 % d,n-sur -hirfinr -rrsle.-t-A
1000 q % sbestIgy
10 600 90 cbek sfrf,.s - rr,fs.
400 eoz-n U5o1sn -.
2 600 varf. asnn.is s.---.ea
1000 pounds cotton thresd.
500 q IN sp.sl oattaa.
500 pouud. best Chinese ve-mf1t,,
500 " " American D.
1000 " cot 80 mafsT-.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-05
> ''-''''''' IN I S5P ! kExrToS, Builders.

CIEcISEArI. O. Nay 28lh. 1857.
W CHILDs q Co The roof on our pork hous-
gives entirr ssfisfaciioa. Il has proved Itself both Pr
ana Wster Pref.
sorne four months since, . large Ere occurred directly
adfefnluE rs, znd our root vas severely tined y The
nsmas and burning brands, but stood tie test naharmed.
We cordially Tecommeud this roof as q good thing.
Ohm RiCE co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-05


ABELas TRIAL.-Several witnesses were ex-
ahmed in this case yesterday, principally
wsh reference to tie character Of the dstsn-
dsut. En-. PcKErr, Esq, addressed the
Csa1t for tie STATE he was replied to BY Col
C5LEaas. Col FzAzER followed on the same
side. and viii conclude this morning, when be
WI BE followed, also FOR TIE defense, By Mr..
F~1FErS5roN. Mr. WYNS $ engaged also for
tie dzfanse, bat the Court having ruled that
OILY ;h-es Of the counsel for the prisoner
s50uid SPEAK, De couTtsOusly gave way to the
seailr eealsnsh Gel SALE, the Attorney
General, viii deliver TIE closing speech. The
atssadaRcs Ct citizens since the commence
msat Of ne tTis has bssn large. To-day it is
expected the Judge wai sum up the case and
give IL into he hands o. the JOry.
FoRrT TBoUsASD DoLLARs WASrED-At
a meeting Of tie Board of Directors Of the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, held on
wednesday, ths following resolution was unan-
imously passed:
WHEzEAs, Il appears from the books Of the
NJ c.. r R Co, there Is a considerable bal
sucs due from the city Of Memphis And,
whereas, 10 the present position OF the CON-
paaF il HHl require all the means thereof 70
provide for pressing Iquidstions and maintain
Is credit; therefore,
R~rseicef, That tie attention Of the coTpo-
rate aut5oridss OF tie city Of Memphis is uI-
geutig Greeted to this matter, and thst such
Steps Be taken as wili lead to he speedy liqui-
cation Of the ds5t-aad that the President be
instructed 70 report at the next quarterly meet
ing q tbis Board Ehat arrangements the elty
can make for The Liquidation OF this debt.
In consequences Of this the President wrete
% Mayer Baugh, calling his attention 10 the
fact ihzt the city owed the road forty hOHsaAd
dollars 90 back coupons .aken of the bonds Of
the city. The Communication was presented
70 Cornell on Tuesday evening and BY it re
fsrsd to = committee for consideration.
sHiarIsrIc-Anong the injuiicious crowd
who appeared befOfe the Recorders Court yes
tsEday, as applicants for Judicial examinatisns
wzs SAX THoNFsOx, who, On the previous
evening, taking II for granted hat everybody
knew SAM entered tie Gsrmsuia House on
Shelby street, ans refused to quit at the hour
the law requires houses Of entertainment 70 be
closed THudPsox was served as SAN "
has besn ssrged in several other States; be was
uhceFemoniously put out. he then seized q
Cbsir ard with It demolished a window. On
arressing hin, l. was discovered that he had
stolen e handkerchief from the hsr-kssper's
sleeping room. Ths Recorder sentenced him
to pay 2 foe OF ten dollars, when one OF the
officers becoming suspicious, took him aside
and sesrehej hin; It was found hat " sam"
had provided against coming contingencies by
putting 10 Jess than i've shirts upon his back.
HsWss duaiivHssHt to the wOTkhouss for tHen-
Nr-a.- dr.