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a Good Farm for sac.

THE subscriber Ofsrs for sale hi;
@ Farm in Fayetce county. Tenn Ihr
49, lana Il in . fne state Uf cultivation,
~ AID vel adapted 10 the groEth O. ooi-
eA-tan and cora, with . large WoodlEll
p pasture, vel finbered and conFenlsnl-
II zr-angpd. with . pIenty a. stock Uster
~ i-nroremeats consist o. Al fxuelent tEo-stnJ
frsme-d selling, nearly 1eE, Eith sz rooms. PaniIirs
wsrd-obe sc duishsd In tne bet styie, uueE k1ic1en
f,s-bouze u-rr5 cabin. ard, indeed. every ueoessay cut
h,--e ii house nil. sc o. the farm are svvs "a
orchards. ana ne one a. me resd@1ces espeuaAgs ns
che fe variety Of nuit trees, evergreens and 81 uuSTs
VII a-renr d Tue farm Mes tea uues west q oaM-r
rfre Ia 4 Esad n1ighborho0d and canFrniert 70 fcho d
Tnase wtshiuE % purchase q desirsble place, Wu-do (,
~ 10 lok Il he premises. The Overscers II ms -
-. - .-n IL 49, INF r.aLlal.
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Nln0Ee EISaRa0esS!
a.846 Prices
Nearly One Prize 20 Every Nine
Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,

80 sATURpAY IN AUGUST.
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CH0HC9rU Safe


Valuable Real Estate East Of Mem
pbis.
DURsUAET to a decree o. the chaueery curt e. Ven
ntfs renEered Msy term. 1857 IN the Gaze o. A. n
T--Fuayn. @racuior - Th5mzs Walsh, oece1Eed, "a.
Ale wash and e-bers ] VII On
Thursday, september 10, 1887,
m fryut Of ny n E in tn city o. Memphis puc ed nc
81 tue highest bidser, a certain trsct OF PzrcaG O.
land, e1ntzl-aaz zboat
THREE acres,
lvtus esst a zaI near III CITY Of HenPhis, beiug part o.
I & Eos- cs end 81. on Ia p N Z a. IN dr.o acre usei
- aaa Is5 o. an1 sub ivfieo By J.bn Wh-Tr- for LrhL
4 CIrrbnaE znd srsst~d b-twe o the Plank hoad snf
Enaa aTeuue. being he nortt-rn part q q six acre n G.
uaon wttdh D. {. ? GUthrie Formerly resided. Tbr
,lrtioa Of sad iand onaed for "a. lies o. the southeast
uo-ner Il Eel.vieE EFeuur and Henry strert = psu OF
which can b. sssE a. ny onos by those Eho may Esh T.
eramin- the prEmites.
Terus Of SSs-rhe above-ueuuonet laid vii Be-
SOC On d cTeit. % EeFeu monfhg- purcraE-r 70 execute
bsnd with appr wed security, NTH . lien r-taioe1 On Ia
preuisss- Redemption bErrsd-
John c. STE
49, dr-fdr Clsrk and Nasfer
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In Cbaucerv al Memphis.

CTATE OF TRNNEsSEE--At Rules bid ~ The Clerks
- oH = Chauc-rs sda sfth- Cumuan Law mlChan-
osr Court o. the City Of Mempsi', Monday, Argu tSi
1851.
Terasa Rhodes, 10. P. Trezsvant, and otaers,
Complaints,
Robert c. ~Bilnk,ey, Jsnss Elder ard James v cren-
gbaw- Defendants
L appearing frum smiavit lied in this cause that fh-
D fendsnt. James v. CunshaE, is a NONRESIDENT u The
STATE o. Tennessfe Il Is ordered that be ce ritrf hts
.ppsaruoe Eer-iH befors ~ wiihin The nrst thrtr ays
u the next term o. ~aid Cuuu 10 D. hrlI On m foufh
Monday IN No ember next. (ls5i md plead answer, or
ieuur 10 C5m1lrlnaats' bin aas Elend-i Dill or w
SAM wiz O.. taxa Tor o8af-ss-d a. - him, and st Tor
hearing sz-Pdris AMI that . copy u tns order b. pub
iShed onu- week fsr four successive weeks in the
Memphis Appeal.
A copy-atest=
JOHN C. EANIER Clerk and Master.
By g.. A. PAHKER r., d C. L n.
PEIn 4 CARR Solicitors for CghplaDansS.
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DID Chancery I'D NEemphis.

III NNNUIENNN 1T NNNHIFNN"
CrATE " TENNEsSEE-At Rule ted IN the Clerks
y Once. Chanoery Side Of Tie Common Ltu and Chau-
9 y C0uu Of The sty Of Msuphis, Asadsy August 81
49,,
Edward B az, Complainant
-
wm D PBiIIrs, Wm. B. Phm,ps, Jno. y. Ma on and
wtfs- and others. Defendants.
L aupearinE from aHlavit hled in this Cause O. = The
D=feIdants, Em D Philips. Wm 3 Patlip- Julian
Phirias. az - Jane Philips AID Joseph Carl sre n n
residents OF IRE STATE Of T. unrssee u IL ortsred mat
th-y dseuteT their apP arancr berlin before OF Eiihintle
irtthree days Of IL uexf term Of said Court, % D. h'ld
N the fh NJ .ay in mkt, (l557) and plead,
answer OF d lnu- 90 Compartments bin. or the same VII
- taken fr c1nfcr-ed a. 10 them. and set Tor hearing IT,
porte. and that a c-y % this order b. published one a
weed for four Successive weeks u ne Memphis Appeal
A c0py-attest:
JOHN C. LANIER. c srk and Mssfer.
By A. PAhKER. T., d. C 4 ~
A WurEu- sal for c mpift. aurLo-WA
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CTkTEOF TEENESsEE-At R1r~ HID N the Clerk >
- Office. en- nc ~ Side Of the Common Law and Chan-
cry Court & ID city y EsmPhis, Aolesy, Apsusi
81, 1857.
william ?. Mason ard The Mississippi oeatrsl Railroad
C,mpsrv. Complainznts,
Is.
z. N. Holeman. John E-alJ ana L. r. suEeaHt.
Drfebdants.
Il svp.ariur from a,adzvit nlei IN this eause that ths
O.fendan o.. b.. n. Haleuan, John Bralg and T. X
sart.anf, arc nsn-rssilents o. ths state Of TENNESSEE
Tt il orlersd thar they do enter Their epPesrancs h-rein
before or within the nrst thTes days OF the next
term u sad Court. 70 be held on the fourth Monday IN
Nyv-mbsr next Qs57,) aud plead, ansWer. or demur 10
CoaplainanrK bill or tn same Val Dc taken Iol oVn-
s-ssra =. 70 thrm. ane set for hearing e. PGrfe, and
that a capy Of thu sr5er - pubAsh-donce = week Tor fcuI
successive weeks 10 the Hemptis Appeal
Aoen,-.tfest. JOHN LANtER c. y.
By R A. PARKER, IT., D. an
u,--r- - s,r r-npst aur20-W4t
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IaGrarge Female College.

THE FIFTH SESSION 4 tais ueE snc
popuiur los ftpfi.n, VIII coumrnoe o.
A&A MONDAY. tn 5 plem0er ne . under %
A. rr-rrision u fhe Rev. MANUEL "
sPE ri .. assisted By > fal ans c1m
pat-nt Corps q Eachers-
The ColeEe Build ngs are NV large az
osmu--faus. u-cuusrv ntiea and arranged for fena
sduosiiou. vi n q larEs ani vel ventilated hAl uI
the second noor. STA the met improves asks A
seats.
oar President Is no- Cast seleotinz Fnrnitnre, an
si-umeute and k~pparatus % the latest and moa ap
5rorud styiz. and Will by tae e2Ame
Frmsle Educatin.
M superior a1vautagrs ~ this ColeEei bHnE on 10
great tboroughfar-shr Z nphts and Clsriesloa hal--
-sS-suf IN tue q The lea thlest ana mrst DsauiLu
VILLAGES Of tha Sourh. warrants rs % pr1lisbs % -
prbic and tbe pAfrlns OF this institution one q IN
mosi supegor character.
Ample prep a. atioas are being male for the Eeoomme'
alton o. three hu1trat y ulE la1ies-
y. WiNspOE. Presit p. o. Trustees,
Y A FER4rR s=rs- =. q Trustees.
TnErAnge Juy IS. 1877 V%GN
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o4 CsFRD.

wE--- IHAVE fu-t received sore Of those 80
CANT FRENCH HOURDOIR PIANOS
i n from the CELEBRATED Piano Factory o.
= "EnARp." 90 Psls AMI London, and q
fer her for sale. Ikerp n 81 splendid igtle ORGANS
called e~crsphins, With froul Tn 70 thirte'n stops snd 81
theIsiess inprog M uts These ar kn.wn 70 b. The bes
Instrumeufs Cor ChurChfs. Irfgcs ard SchOo hooms, Al
InStrumett sold b. me a. warranted fr ave yars.
r. TunnE and RepairinE % Panos, vioiins, Organs,
Hfl0deons, etc, etc, done in " irkmaniike manner =
n0dcFsfe prizes
Ido not pretend 20 siye lessons on any number and
vAri--T Of instrunaa.s
INT 6. HOLLESBRRG,
= -.---- =
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9mpIsmtats.

A9rlfnltntat 9mptsmfats.
FOR SALE
ATTN
AGRIC ULTU RAIL
W.gRE.ROO.MS
LOENES, ORGILL 4 Co.,
nos. "a = IA FRONT ROW,
CORNER OF MONROE STREET,
KENTUCKY HAnvzsruas'
SAsrs PATENT HARvEsrEAs5
G1cELsrOaAArLROAD HORSE POWERS. THAEsH-
EEs AND sEPARATORsi
u- -, owvBs -upvsuvpa.
ONO uOAss-rOuzAs. 4uEzsHnns a CLEANERS,
HANsoSs H-oAsE-POwERs. THEEsHEHs AND
CLEASERsj
EOrrrsr rOnrASLE OOAs AND TIOUAss NILS
STAR AND ~LrrrLz srAS CORN AND cos
o-EUsHEEsi
READINGS PATENT H-oRsE-PowER COAN SELL
LEAs
BOSTON PAN nLLs-,hSs. sIss.
WOOSTER A NLLs-tvo ssssj
GRANTS PATENT PAN mrrs-,Aros .i.s.,
WILCOX GRAIN -oalDras-ar. '..-'a,
~ua11Nrs saArs onADrus-srs sas.rsa,
OHIO GRAIN CRADLEs-,or and s-. anssr.ai
HORSE AND HAND aAkns,
HAT. STRAW AxD MANURE TOEksi
scrrHE BLADES. sIcKLEs, sRAss-ESTvEs, nc
Together with q pnersl assortment Of ARvEsTlN
FOOLS. Of the best manufacture adapted 70 The van
Of The Planter mys daT
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60ufahan1l.
Florence z~yDOdtca1
FEMALE COLLEGE.


HHrE -ext sesst u % this Institusiua VII cUmnerce
On tie FIRST wEDNESOATlN 5 TEMhhk xxi
Tfoze : b attended tie re rs sxEmiuaucn - thase
peroeivrd that il was BE leadinE o1 = Win ire Pr-si-
dent md hi aasistan's. not merelt % induce the pupfs
4 curimit t~pxf-book- q memory. but q max iheM em-
orehend he branches which To- staai1d
m Trustees fel sofn Ieut { a. under ne nfrtei'
ADMIN frsticn 81 the nv nr. MITCHELL ac1 ~ 81
.ui- oor.s ~ assi-ta, T.. the iasttniion vii continue Z
aesesve that reputation fr thor ush schoiasshlp ana
n sent government woich Il has aircady acquired. fhe
B ssrdnE department. a uuder The control q KS L6hi
Who j. a~dmiraby ntted fr the position Of Natron IN
rooms are large, weli IN shed aud spendialy vsntAAtea
EXPENSES.
Board. washuE aud Fua, psr sssion o. Eve
months
Tufisa il Literary D-rartmoat Il eo2
Nol-rn Lang ages
Drawing Pee or Cragen -----.---
Msc-Fizn', Hap ald Guitafs each .-.-- :
Use 81 iusrfnHrlf
Cauttng us cxp-uses --.------.-------
We neuphis and Charleston Ranroaa runs Wiihh ht
mil ! Ard ca.ches run fwioe dai = ron The reAa Z
I Fanrsnce. There is - healthier lqcatien II the SS-t-
uest. nd the slrieiy O. the togn o. eKcllelf-
4 n. PATTON,
s President Board " Trustees
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For Sale.
NEkL AAEE AAA1 III -
"A IN every respect Al A " I house servant, By
suEII-1m w P PROUDFIr 10 sfnnnt Nv
Residence f0Y. Sale.

STCR coufsrtshla Residence on Adam s.,
f5ur rooms 30 the Il US, Dining Room, Kltcnrn.
uI N-rm House aud stable. Eood CisterH and Wei
h al IN good order. Absrzain mas D. b9eghl y
nppiving soon 10 F~LOuRNoT, COOPEk q LbAAE-
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YaluabIe NegrOes for sale.
InnE HIRE

THIRTT NEGRoEs just arrived nom Kentueks
sud Virxinis. GmouE ne number thre good Ne
chs,ies- n B. FORREST,
----s Ne ~ adsuns str-t
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Linen PaII tINUtI
- CASKS Plain aud IWilid Linen Pant siual - hef
81 srd fer sals b. LOH aSV
] urrsl shsH st'sh Loohfp'' ~
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Ohio LeHislature.

CIscissArl, Jan. 5.--The Ohio Legisls.
lurs convened on adjourned session to-day
Hon. Lester Cuyier, was elected Pres
ident pro ten. OF the Senate.s
Both branches after reading OF Governor
message adjourned till Thursday to make
way for the grand festival tomorrow night
in honor of the opening OF the new State
House.
The message is mainly devoted TO State
affairs II recommends the organization OF
a board oil Railroad Commissioners, and a
Geological survey. II shows that the ex-
penses of the fiscal year ending Novembe 7
list, were less by over $4,000 than +, {
wear before. II recommends the energetic
prosecution OF the public works, revision OF
the Militia [ avs and laws relating 10 mar.
RED women. The Governor thinks Ohio
should give xpression to its wishes and de-
mand retr anchment and reformin the admin
j.trs,ion of the National Government
Within the last few months several appli.
cations for Ohio emigrants to Kansas, for
aid and protection had been received, A
letter had been addressed TO Gov. Geary on
81 cir behalf.
Ohio is entitled to demand Tor her citizens
einigratng 10 the Territories Tree ingress
and earess by the ordinary routes, and Com
plete protection from Invasion, usl'rpsiIoT
and law less violence.
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cIlco BALL.-A ball OF the above char
scter will come OF this evening at the ger
man Theatre. The prominent feature OIL inc
occasion will De that the dresses worn oy
the ladies shall consist of calico. with Inc
intention Of being Afterwards distributed
among the poor. This novel mode OF al.
,emp,iau 10 be benevolent, originated
among the Goldfish fashionaoies OF Ne"
York, and has been unwisely initiated Ia
many Of our large towns. We must confess
the proce eding strikes Us, as not caicula'Sa
to feed The hungry, clolhe the Naked orVefy
n.,e,i.,Iv 10 diminish the wants of the sui
fsrinp and needy. A few dozen garment. Oh
Thin cotton fabric and of uniform size, are
Door apologies for warm clothing lhey
certainly are no, wooden stockings or stout
,boes, busael. Of coal or sacks OF Hour;
p.ither are they the equivalent Of these
Many fair one may think she is engaged
in promoting an &c, Of charity, when ENJOY
Inv the dance, but We conceive more meF-
I,orlou, way would be TO seek earnestly
g, individual cases OF extreme poverty
minister to their real necessities abundant
" and rest satisfied, in connection win
Gsbt conscience that God rswardeth
cheerful piver. While wishing for our
Young friends an evening OF rations! ENJOY
ment. we would no, have them indulge the
idea that by this cratic movement they are
dipping very deep at the fountain OF true
beneyclence.
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Lat est N 9 w s
Congress.

Washington, Jan. 8.
In The Senate to-day, DIR. Mason, of w,
WIS elected President pro. TEN, receiving 30
yo,es to IL Tor Foole and scattering.
The Senate debated without coming 70 a
conclusion ID the Iowa contested election
case, Adjourned
HousE. lin the House Mr.. Boyce gave
notice OF an amendment to the tatiif, pro
posing that tea and coffee be added to the
llst o. paying the duty under tho prese Mt
tariff, duty Of 30 per cent. The consideTa.
ton Il The Presiden,'s message was resuIn-
ed, and Mr.. Stephens Of Ga, spoke in de-
fence ofthe President, and Of the principles
OF the Democratic party,
DR.. Davis, made speech in condemna,
ton OF the Democratic and Republican par.
ty, be eulogsej the American party, and
pretended that Mr. Buchanan was elected
By the vote OF minority Of the people
The Major condemned the Nebraska Kan
sas act and Pierce administration He pre-
dic,el the greatest possible confusion in the
dist button VI the .poils
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Fires in New York and alooslya

NtW NFHt JII. o
A fire broke on, q, halfepas ~ last night
in astoFe 1873 River st. occupied by B. Hach
aud entered 70 six adjoining stores south 10
the coraer Of Congress, also burning stors
10 Congress 81 making 10 IN all, occupied
as follows; B Hatch, halter; Ms Dickie, a
millner; d Z Barnes grocer; Mrs Why
land miliner; Coleman. clothing; S To-
hey & Co, clothing; p Bonloncon melodi-
on maker; u Dolan,L Kercher, boots and
shoes; and J WiIlet & son fancy goods. -
The buildings were owned by Geo. Mari
Lose not asccrtained.
The building known as Poplar Hall,
Brooklyn, owned by Elisha B, Morrill,, was
burned this A, NJ Loss $4,000 to twenty
thousand dollars; mostly insured.
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INDIA RuBBeR.--The wonders ut thi az.
Nsle continue to stretch almost beyond be-
Ge' Lately what are called "hard india
oooe',' are manufactured from compost.
won invention, by DIR. Chofee, which con
ts's in mixing coal tar with the rubber
t'on this results u substance resembling
'ohd stone, as black as coal, out of which
"NG!es are made, solid, elastic and elegant,
"nteulhg no finish, but exhibiting rs beaati-
~, ~ polish as metal is susce ptible of, -
s aahes' cabinet ware, spectacle bows, opera
sa'ses' sand stands, ink stands, brushes tor
t "'s mar pencil cases. sigar cases, and il
n' almost everything can be made OF IL,
my very important one, however, should
NV Dc omit,ed--the new telegraph wire-
' %sue OF 1t. 1t needs no poles. no eogenuR
ing ING wire is laid In trench few inches
weep. enclosed in the rnbb as,- 40 dampness
an ausce H. no STERN throw i, down, no in
m sever no rust corrode. The govern
a s has ordered naval buttons to be snip
'"'u VI this msterisl.--Phil. Sun.
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FramsNaxico.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.--The Norfolk papers
brought the rumpred loss of the ship Prince
De Joinyiile OF that port, with ali or board
New Orleans papers contain ndvices rom
Northern Mexico TO the nth ult. Vidsur-
ri was carrying out his agreement with the
goyernmen, in good faith A pronunci a.
men.o had been declared on San Luis
against the government BY persons di.sa'
istisd with vidaurri's treaty
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Money in New YORK.

The Evening Post Of the Cd says:
The new year opens well in Wsll street.
The foreign fnancisl news is received with
favor. A further increase in bullion By the
Bank Of England, decline of half OF one
per cent in the rate of discount, rise 10
consols, a good demand for our staple, cot.
ton, and more disposition TO take hold OF
American securities, in England, has de-
cidediy strengthening influence on the tone
sg our stock aud money markets. The
prospects Of the future are brigh', and IN
spire confidence.
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-. WY nArrrloRr 0AzYTTE,
AGENTS ToR TIE aAII ;.,, , !,
TOP PRINTING
LOCAL MATTERS.

MUNICIPAL ELEcrlozs.-SPecial siee
.,.,. sor Aldermen will be held in tbs NTH
18th wards ON Saturday next. In the
,a,m.r :, the Pennsylvania House and the
,.,,., Al the Brick School House
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New York Legislature

ALBANY, Jan. 5.-The Senate ussemh led
at IL o'clock, and was called to order BY
Lieut.. Gov. Selden, who made brief I'd
dress. The ordinary resolutions TO appoint
committees 10 wait on the Governor and As
sembly were then passed. The Governor 3
message was shortly after received and
read, when the Senate adjourned.
The Assembly met at IL o'clock, ami
Immediately after swearing IN members
provided to elect a speaker. The choice
iell on Dewitt G., Li,tiejohD who re'urned
81
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Chicago, with 10000 inhabitants, pays
It. Mayor a salary of 81 400 a year, Phil
,delphia, with 100000 people, pays i's
Mayor Ss geo. New York, with e2s,ooo
poodle, pays ia Mayor $4,000. Boston
with 10000 people, pays its Mayor
$4,000, and Cincinnati, with 2loSNo
people, pays its Mayor $4,000 year The
police Of Chicszo cost Ss724s ayear, that
Of Philadelphia S545, 345, tha, q New iork
oS25, 800, that of Boston $lss, 1855, ana that
!, Cincinnati S73,lo a year.
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Nrw REsrayRAHT-Mr, R. c. Nixon,
.t,vorably known as the propsietor Of the
CITY Belle Saloon, has rented the roo" Tor
merly occupied as the Post office and moro
recently BY A. 3. Aston T. Co., on Brady
h.,wsen Front and Second sts., where he
intends to open Immediately hrst class res
,,uraut. Mr.. Nixon's reputation as ca
,srer for the tastes Of our citizens, warrants
q. in the assurance that everything connsc-
led with his ablish,nent will pc sondue''
"a in the very best style Of The epicurean
at, No, only the substantisls, but al! o
,ns dslicaciss of the season will be on his
ubls.. "Opsning Day" with him VIII De
announced in due time.
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pennsylvsnlA LsRislatnrs

HARRissuRes Jan. 6--The assembly
met this A. Dr. ]. S. Getz speaker
The Senate meets this p ID. The
Democrats in causes have nominated VIM
wilkins Tor speaker, and the Republicans
David Geggan.
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Tu EurHoxlAss,--By advertisement 1t
vii, be seen that thi. coterls Of sweet sing
,.i,l give , concert, and only one, in our
civ on Friday evening next They are en-
,aa,. to lowe City and cannot turry longer
They are very highly spoken Of by every
ons who has had the opportunity Of listen
ing to them.
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! =
COMMERCIAL.
0TTieE or DAVENPORT GAZETTE.
january, 1857
a. BURROWS rRzTTYM.S, FRONT srsrsr

81 BURROWS : FRzTTYMAs, FRONT sTsfsT'
The Packing season is drawing 10 cless since cur
la,trepor;. Inc number OF Hogs that hsyo come ~
il about 1880 heat Prices firm as last quoieai I'D"
nor hundred beng the rstes for heavy hogs. ths
paIabsr packed hofo this so sen will f1h Sh'Ti 81
hst. The reports from mos Of tho western t5~ns
pye the sajne account Of decrease in tue hog , 3
auc,. We copy an ex;rsst era ttter from heavy
operator al pesin, H., OF Dec, 2sih-
W. are now ia tao main part OF the Hog Paek'hG
...,op, bat ind that there Is fewer Hogs b. oae
nsIl taau vas eypSciei at The commencement %
tho season TAis place and Peoria last year PACKED
over 50 oct; this 50 BOTH places will cot PACK ~
eea The Railroads have carried OIL largo a amt
tics: toe aseIs zol tank viii DO Iaiher better IHa
ia,t ssasoa. Corn hss beau plenty ard ehoep u
his section. The prices ps.d 20 Hogs has b'ef
r,,m - snto 81 IS; !as tlor pries for ataVy aH''
WHEAT has advanced since last report. spoH'
70 oJa lushes Aa8ec ONE 10, 4V'o Of Whi1' wore y!
Eh..t far WYNN e
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Eueeissg Dress Goods.
NKyHITE BRoCADg SILKS;
w Light stripe snd Flsid silks
White, pink and blue Cresse Ne tasfe,
rink, bine and wiits silk Tulie;
EcioYed Bsregcs and Tarieton-:
tiak, blue and b1n Merines;
Embg0sderies q. every Description.
elk iis1hss and Lace Cspes;
Vnlsnelennes and Maltese Lace Sots;
White aud ligh, colored Kid Gloves;
Aud great variety Of every style OF Evening pIeas
Goods can lie found 1T WADSWOkfRs,
dccs-dtf Second ct. opposite LeClaire House.
s5HAWLS, SHAWIlS,
BssOCiIA
Long r Square ShaWls.
vYYE are prepared to onsf ia thu aosys line Of goods
w soue Extra aRe fabrics at extremely low prices
Ono lot Of shawls have which are decided bargain
being q superior shawl at the low price 81
Eight Dollars,
and much better article than many rasrehsats can
prcl for the cams money Oar assortment u fler
shawis IL unsurpassed 10 quality rielpss OF cDlor aIa
beautiful dcsigus, while the press ars very los We
have sene Of tho
FINEST AND RICHEST sAAWLs
yer brought this MARKET and can aceonmsaats Iur-
chasers withA
FIFTY DOLLAR SHAWL,
or enc at any price under they wish IL Bay stste,
Waterloo and scotch Plaid, Long and square shswis
LOWEST PRICES.
All fl want 81 sLa~is will do we'll e examine the
,tock AZ WADSwGRTH'S
Octl3 second st. opposite LeClsirs Hopse
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co1p.-Ysstsrday morning at sunrise the
,o.rcurv stood at I dogs. below. zero yet
the day was bright and beautiful and people
seemed to regard the cold il view thereof
with . GOOD deal Of complacency,
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Mr.. Willis in the Home Journal thus
gives the leading features Of the New Yosk
fashions:
nBroadway f,ns It's usual Two leading iea
tures-men striving to out.dfess the ilct
that life had been 10 them failure, and IN
loved looking women trying the escape
valve Of millinery for their wasted fires.-
Eanipogsz are improving in style. Beard
and mustaehios are at a frigh,fu stage q
experiment. Dlndes are wearing lace on
the ties of their crayats, and with the IN
Observation-Disclosures OF ready made cloths,
the population looks most stereoiypicaiis
free and equal"
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susosnsed Payment

New York, ian. 6.--The Silk house Of
Fuller, Hurt & NcCorkle has suspended
payment. Liabilities not ascertained,
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Death Of s. 0nssr

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. e. MAJOR Danlton,
Comma ndant a, For, Mitfiin died in The Ell
" yesterday.