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I q lily ALhN " ANAA A. H. NA aANANHL NMH 1911
day Of November next h- fumishing Goods forthe In
dian departments or fuidluug tresty stipulafions with
various Indian tribes, ana Tor othsr IDdian Purpasss. a
foloss;
CLASS No. 1.
Maekinse BIsnksfs. Ci0tAs SEf Dry Good.
s,o09 pairs Sso.n white hsckinac blankets. 70 measure
60 b. u inch1s :. ana weiEh 9 p1unds
500 pairs 2s-point -hiie Ma kinsc eianksts, . nieas-
IRE s. b 66 inches. and Weifh 8 p-unds-
t,5oo pair 2-poin, white Hacrinac blauEets, 70 MEASURE
AZ BY IS inche-, ana geEh 81 counts-
1900 pairs : -peint Hhiie MacEiuar hask-ts b measure
IS By s. inches. and ueigh ~ pounds.
100 pairs f-point Waite sackuac 1iauktts. % measure
- By IS lnch0s. and weigh 81 p n1ds
800 plirs 3 point saret Mar klnac blankets, 70 measure
90 y inches. and weigh 2 pounds.
600 pairs 2 4-V0int scarlet Msckinar blankets. 10 mess
urs 81 b. 90 inches. and EeiEh 8 pounds
% pairs 3k-polnt green Macsinss blankets, 20 msasure
81 b. 81 inches, md weigh 70 pounds.
400 pslrs , point green Nacsinae blankets. 10 ufasure
60 b. - inches. snd weigh 6 pounds.
400 pairs 2A-polnt green Ma nacblEnk- Is. tsm measure
81 b. SIS inches, snd WeiEn s rognds
700 pairs 3s-roint in~ig0 bloc Hackisa- tlankets, 70
azure s. By 81 inches, and weigh 10 pounds.
30 pairs , port infigo bIue Mactinae blankets, %
measure 50 by ~ inches End weigh 8 pounds.
800 pairs 2H-poiut indigo blue Nack NC blankets 70
measure 81 b. IS inches, and WriEh 8 pounds.
zoo pairs , s-Doint GeutI,ella blue MaeElsse BLANKETS,
" measure GO b. 81 inchs-. snf weigh 10 pounds.
400 paiu 3-Doint G-ntinrla blue Maekfnse aIanfrts 10
q, H,asgte 90 ~ 2 ineh-s and .eish s pounds
= measure 81 y es inches, snd weigh s pouu8s.
20 Jards fame lst blue cloth.
AS0 BLACK doih.
XII ENaAm
900 " grey list blue doth.
$500 " ssved " blue Ct IN.
900 scar.ef Goth.
LOO % 90 % rreen go
100 pounds -orstef yarn. , fods.
100 dozen cotton has HANDKERCHIEF.
100 " Madras
go " fancy cltton 4"
50 = black SIX "
90 e5ttoa 'haviI.
IC0 " - &"
50 " sA voonea shau,s.
10 . pounds line- thread.
IS sewing STA.
500 piece bands.
$50 gross wlrstrf r~artrrinE.
IS plec-s sra hal1kerchiefs.
5000 ysrcs calico.
1890 Merrmac calico.
Son " blue drilling.
IS 90 % white "
5000 I" Georgiz stripes.
s0sO " bfe tsuins.
1900 " cftouads.
1900 " bed ulki-E.
goo " Kenfucky jeans.
$50 " safnefs
1000 d" plaid linsey.
5000 " hl-achtd shiriur.
5000 " domestic shirtins unbieaehed.l
0Wo shfrtinz
le,oO " che K. striDes and plaids.
30 coEsn VIOLIN scckf.
1000 yards hinnels, assorted.
100 pounds cotton thread.
sn0d I'm sDsoi eottoa.
800 pounds best Chinese vsrmilioa.
500 +" " American &"
leo brown q ing tEiae. No. %.
1000 /" eotrsn maitre.
100 flannel shirts.
400 calico "
10 dozen Canadian bells.
CLASS Eo-2.
Rerfu-Nnfe CIofifno
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GUNS
TIE BEST IN TIE
UNITED STATES

WIN. KNABE * COS. PIANOS.
.TNIVE very superior PiaT o Fortss, Just $500
IT rec~ived from the factory o. Messrs ~
Wm. KIxbe a O. OF Baittm0re, to which u VI
Ee invite the special attention Of pur-
chase-s. Prices very reasonable. MCKINNEY ACO,
oct2I
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g. CInnn HafaI.
BOARDING

Paints and Oils.
LARGE supply Of 4 kinds Just received and for
"a By WAR; l. ONE,
ssu20 9a Nair--t.
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EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.
Every purchaser OF dollar bottle Of the ARCTIC IN
MENT receives al III. Bags expense, lie UNITED
STATES Urn OF New York. for one year. The
Journal is q large Illustrated aper-eseh number con
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each bottle.
An AGENT EANTD in EVFRY TOWN and VILLAGE
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
OF
Rich, GLOSSY Hair,
Completely Preserved
m mUE I'D mRSm -

would have q removed; or rroubes with s~crofula. -cald
lead. or other erupIiozs bul would BE- cured; or with
sick be- dache tnrura gaa) but would Be- eurrd- II VII
alsn remove al pinples from the fac and skin. ROY
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE will de all this. see
circular and the following.
ANN AHBOR. November s, 1855.
PROF. OIL WOoD-D ar ST.. I have heard much
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but having been 70 often cheated By q~uackerv and quack
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Rad become very thin an5 entirely Ehie. ana bef.re ex-
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because % rs br~autifying efscts upon the hair. but be-
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gnTnMnE NAM
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FRIEND WOOD u was a long time SITTER 7 saw y q
a. Biissaeld beflre I got the bottle o. Restorative for
which yea gave ne an order unou y " aTer In DETROIT,
and wien I got 10 We c1rciTded 70 Try a. on Mrs Hann's
hair, a. the surest test ~ its power. II has done all that
you assured ne 10 wssid dos and others Of nv family and
friends having Witnessed It's cfects. are now u-ing and
r-c1mneadinE It's Use % others as entitled 20 The high
est oonsideration you C al q for Il.
Asain, very respectfully and truly yours,
n MY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-03

We are suth y ed TO asnounce JOHN B MOSELET
as a candidate for Shenf OF Shelby County, at Tie cnsu-
.ng March election. sepS
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In Chancery nd Memphis

OTATE OF Rules heidln the Clerk
y once. Chanoe0 side OF the Common Law AMI Chan
cry Court Of the City o. Memphis, Monday October SD
1857.
william A. Tuue, Complainant,
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Il appearing from addavit Ned In this cause that the
DEFENDANTS, Madison v JORes, Robert d. ellis. admin
isfrator Of Robert J t~acklanh, deceased. and J.. n
Caopwocd. srr non-resifents o. the State Of Tsnnessee :
u is ordered that they DO enter their appearance herein
before or within the nrst thre days o. the next
ierm a said Court, n Be held on the fourth Aondey iu
November next, Q6571 and plead, answer, or demur 70
Gomplainanps hli o. III sane win be taken tor en-
fess-d - 70 them, and st for h-arnE er-pcrfs. and
that = copy Of thiso order he published once a week Tor fsuT
suoosssive weeks IN the Memphi Appeal.
A oopy-attest:
Ohm c. LANIER, Clerk aud Master.
T.. as " ATREs, solicitors for complainant
octi4-iawft
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,. N SLEOGE & CO.,
DruEKists. Memphl Tenn,
10 whau All orders must be Addressed orf7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-03

VIZ are author I'D 10 san unes JAMES Z. FELrS a. =
andid8te for Reelection to tie ohos u Sheriff, a. The
n-uinr March election oct1
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m ChanceTy al memphis.

rrATF OF TENNEsSEE-P roceedings lad tn TIE
- CIerkSs once. Chsnoery SIDE Of the Common Law and
Chanoey Cour q The city OF Memphis, Friday, ootO-
Der s.h, 1881
v. J. Cospvood, Complainant,
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FOR SHERIFF..

We are authorized 70 announce Rgv. JAMES !
EALKER - a candidate for C0uHty TRUSTEE OF Shelh
-.nn-H A. he .n-u-nE Marrh alac-lnn- ~nnrll-.e.
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q. F. FARNSWORTH & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists

TTAvE 3 very large and complete assortment Of arti-
III cles 10 the Drug line. 10 Which they call The atte1-
ti0n Of everyday In partculAr. Though not selling cut
"AT cost" cur prices are nsasonablei and the aUALI-
TV o. cur articles UEsuBPAssED-
Jy2S CALL AMI SEEt
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FOR COUNTY TRUSTEES.

" sre authorized 10 an7ounos THOMAS Z. HILLS
; eandi ate for the cnoe OF Ca1afy Trustee'of Shelby
81 the ensui 2 March election. sep22-te
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By order Of M Secretary e. The Interior.
CHARLES p. NIX.
Acting Commissioner.
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FOR STATE
To the Voters Of ShelbE CannTN
FOR u TRUSTEE.

GEORGE ". BARSEs, Esq., Of Morning sun, RS
yoctiuiiy snnoumcs himself as the " Democratic eandi-
Ate" mr. Tru-1es At the ensuing March election
rrfg dawraa
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Dining-ROom SeEVants Wanted

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J. n. SAINT is q candidate for the once Of Constable
At the nsxt election in March, In The Fourteenth Civil
2istriet s~ngis-te.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-03

Joseph R. Ferzuson, J. Q. Eein, Riehsrd n. KiTby,
FAINT sdzinisfraior Of @. ". RoEsl, and others,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-03

J. J. RAWLINGS, sec'T and Treasurer
q Moshy a HInt's Building. Mamptis.
and J. IT. FRELEIGH. General Azaur
s8-dwfm Unfer ne e. Charles Hotel n 0~-snE-
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En LoDd0n P0TtsF, qHaTts and pintsl by
~ J. ,. FRANK No. as Front How.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
Arrival OF the North Star.

New York, De-. 10.
The steamship North star from Bremen,
via southampton 81 inst, arrived ti:- A.
n. Her advices have lcen mainly antiei.
patel by the Canada.
The North Star reports having experience
Ell heavy gales from tie west for l. success
ful days
She brings $1,000 in specie.
ABORTION Of the fortat Niucennes, France,
fell on the afternoon OF he goth u... ail.iug
eight soldiers anl injafin- several others.
a Berlin paper says that Lori Clarendon
has declared the complaints of the Denish
duchess TO lie Well founded, air! that til,
German diet i called on 10 redress them.
Tn. London Observer denies that any
decision had been come to by government
as to the abolition Of the East India Com
pany.
A disastrous storm had occurred off tie
Baufshire coast of Scotland il which 4 >
fishermen were drowned.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
Mr. Banks Kansas Bill

New York, Dee 49,
The Kansas bill introduced in the House
by Mr. Banks, provides for the formation of
Constitutional and state government by
majority OF legal voters on the first Monday
in March TO elect deleca g. two for each
representation in Territorial Legislature,
and TO meet at the capitol On the lst Mon.
day in, and determine by vote whether
the people Of Kansas wish her to be admit
ted in the Union at that time, and ii So,
shall form a constitution and take all neees
sary steps for the establishment OF State
government subject to the approval and rat
ification of the PEOPLE of Kansas.
The other sections of Mr. Banks bill re-
late TO the census Of Kansas on which 10
base the election Of Representatives, land
for schools, public buildings, dc.
The boundaries proposed are substantial
ly those made by Mr. Toombs' bill, and
would be satisfactory to Kansas.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22

WINTER AGAIS.-As we expected,
winter has again made its appearance in
the shape of . protracted snow storm
which commenced early yesterday morning
and endod-cannot exactly say when Very
few will be sorry to see it, as what enjoy
ment is mere rational than pleasant
occasional .eleigh ride duringthe holli-
days: Look OFT for good times during
the present and coming week.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
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ANDrdB
f FARMERS GUIDE

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TEE "a b II e RS GUIDE
To Scientific snd Practical Agriculture.
BY HENRY STEVENS, = h. s., Of Rainbdrgh, and
the sts J. @. koAToN, Profss.or Of Sci -ntinc
Agriculture 10 Yais College, in New Hav n,
2vos Reyai octave. ! 800 pages, and
numerous ~ood and steel ensrsvings.
Agriculture ever publish d. and 10 Or der give 10
wIdsr dreulstion, the pcblishsrs have resolved 70
reduce the price -
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When sent BY mail (uostage psid 10 Californis and
Oregon the price wall Be 81. TO evsrv part Of the
Unioi, and to Canada (rostage paid g. This work
| 10 not the old Book Of he Farm
kemittsnces for any VI tbs sSeve publ cation.
should always be s4dressec, (post pad) the pubs
| nsAsrs.
LEONARD SCOTT Z co.,
tDeca2dAvul No - Gold stress, New York.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
The post office committee from New York
have arranged to-day the terms for the site
of the location in the park, for the new post
office.
The navy department for warded a des-
patch to-day, to Commander Chattard of the
Saratoga, ordering him to deliver his yes
sci to the senior lieutenant and return on
board of her. a passenger. to the United
States. The Saratoga had been previously
ordered home.
Senors Molina and Escalante are perfect
ly satisfied that Gen. Walker will never
leave Punta Arenas. They say that 5000
men could not take San Jose, and if they
did, the capture would be profitless, as the
public arms are, by law distributed among
the people, who would rally at some other
point in defence Of their government
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22

BROKE DowN. The Hose Carriage
Tiger" while running to the fire, on Sun
day, unfortunately ran against curb stone
which smashed one Of the wheels. The
de.ay occasioned by such al accident NJ ight
in many cases be the source of great dam
age. We suggest 10 the tiremsn that a lit
tie more caution be exercised in running to
the fires. No machine should 60 out unless
attended by some competent person.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22

Mass MEETISG.-We publish, this
morning, call for mass meeting, at the
Court House this evening, to take into
consideration the impositions imposed upon
the gas consumers by the company which
produce that very questionable article
We have seen the CALL which is extensive
ly signed by influential eitizenA Let the
meeting te well attended, and let the work
move bravely on" -No"s uerrons
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
NUMBER So.


TINE pupis Of District echosi No.7 .orn~r Of Yf h
L snd warren sfre-ts, vii NJ examined In the stud
r.. sheh they have pur-u~d drrna this tern, the
foi.oSipg d -, vis Primary Depsrtment Toes
day, &condsFy on Wednesday, and Grammar
fhursdsy. Exercises BEGIN q and o'clock Of
eaeh day.
at nd A. q KISSILI.
Dec2li;it PIirspaL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22

SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE.-A
rare chance is now offered to buy one Of
Singers sewing machines, at less than New
York cost. The person owning it has no
further use for it. and will dispose of it at
very low figure. Read advertisement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22

NoTrcE.-The Rev. James Smith,
D. d will preach In the Presbyterian
Church this Tuesday evening at I O'Clock
P. 81, on the subject Of hf1lity; when he
will undertake TO prove that infidelity is
contrary TO the dictates Of correct reason
and common sense, and tends to blootshed
and anarchy. The public are invited to at
tend
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22

FAUX PAs.-We saw a live editor of
one Of the papers of this city fairly foored
in the street on Sunday sfi ernoon. 1t wac
by zeal in good cause, and there
fore is entitle1 to respect.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22

MORE OF THEN.-R. d J. Nelson
have beautiful stock Of rich holiday pres.
ents. A present Of nice article Of jewelry
will not be rejected by any one. See ad
vertisement
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YRA13
RREaRAw. ts4. (

VHvHB nese secspHahle GSts q fslso11AN Op te @S@
i oslovs most pass n q tAss e., 0ovw g pgae-n
eisas stsDes - h eaGaag abost ~ - - q
eraaysa0 ~ slsstsse p assss q - Hos0,s16o hTA
fhAe1ToOh 81 - 0ogUwsetyps Wm ae1a oAoQe
away, . -
AAsnS - DusAy -, - - - - .ss.'s
vAas 20 N ataMe0 - qDsan1 psD6otAS
olsoe vegloly q 0A1qa AnG0 - D11 NDuhnR 3GHA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22

81 Paul dates 10 the 18th inst have been
received The canvass Of Minnesota is not
yet completed. The Democratic candidate
foI GoyerLor. it was thought, would be
elected.
No election Of United States Senator vet.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22

OYsrERs.-Wiley, on Second street,
has superior lot of oyster, which he will
sell IS cheap as the cheapest Remember
that
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22

Presents OF NALUE.-To store the
mind with valuable information, should be
the earnest, unceasing labor of the human
family. This Is, for the most part done
through the medium of instructive books
and prints. In presenting your friend ALI
instructive book, YOU confer great benefit
-worthier far than any glittering bau-
BILE which may cost, perhaps, twenty
times the price Of the former present and
SO should, and will be esteemed by an in
telligent recipient. Starr has large as
sortment of these invaluable presents, from
which all may select He has also beautiful
pictures, with which to alorne Your rooms
also other choice gifts of various kinds,
any of which will be highly acceptable by
relations and friends The time for the be
stowal of such things i. near at hand
Show your good sense By calling a, li- de
pot, opposite lie Claire Row, and make Sc
lections. Read advertisement and call
carly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22

RVlTOCLD ANNOUNCE TO THH CITIZENS or
wv Davenport and vicinity III ST he has resumed the
practice OF medicine ani may b. found. when not pro-
e.sion. liy engaged VI lis IL bud street, ce
wOen Ferry ani ROCK isla1d 5tr cts NoV2oiH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22

FIREMEs's FAIR.-To-day is the first
day of the Firemen's Fair In view of
the object for which this occasion is in.titu-
ted. we trust there will be general liberal
support will be afforded it, Presents from
the ladies, and ladies present, will be re.
turned as particular favor. and one which
the natural gsllantry Of firemen will not
allow to go unrequieted. Let US hear ia
vor2ble report Of this affair
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22

ST A K RS n VS. DEPOT
AND
CIRCUL LATIEG LIBRARY.
W receive regularly and for sale Daies:
". y Herald, Philad Bu l-t.r,
Trirune. Gin. Gaz IT,,
g Times. Commercial,
Bos on Herald, Chicago Dem. Press,
-.avs Her Tribune,
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New Yor.l, Dec. I9.
MAYOR Wood has refused to sw ear in the
police clerks appointed by the Police Com
rnissioners, refusing to recognise the author
ity OF ;hat body to appoint said oficers-
They were accordingly sworn by Recorder
smith ard the oaihs of office filed with
Comptroller Flagg, who is understood to
stand on the side of the Commissioners in
the matter. The contest, therefore. will be
sho. !.