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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-12-01
The Cotton GRIP, Banks, &C.

Elr ms Aeuplls Appeal
FLoHEScE. Ark, November q, 1857.
MEssRs. EDTToRs We, Of Southeast Ar
kansas, are having what is most commonly
called "bsd weather. aud more Of it than
ever known before by that important individ-
ual, the Oldest inhabitsnt.o We have had
but little favorable weather for the gathering
Of crops, (Which, by the way, are pretty good
the corn crop unusually So since September.
And even while ! write, the psttering shower is
making music on my house top, and were | not
firm in the faith that He who sends the rain
does all things right, / should for once say that
We are having too much.
The bad weather and the unfavorable pros
pect for a good price for cotton has very ssri-
ously effected the faces of my planting friends
as a correspondent said in a letter to me from
your State, in reference to the merchants of
Memphis, son after the money pressure CON-
meneed- their faces are so long that their
Oldest acquaintance scarcely know them.D
But we hope for better times than the present.
Arkansas will not feel so ssDsibly the pres
sure in money matters as most of the other
States, in consequence Of her having no banks,
for which we feel fortunate, as they would
doubtless have followed in the foot steps Of
nearly all banks throughout our country and
suspended, which would have thrown a much
larger amount of deprecated paper in our
midst than we have now to contend with. 10
conversation with persons Of all political par
ties in this section Of the country, l End their
to be as che with reference to the
paper currency. Ihsve yet 70 meet the first
man who is now in favor of paper money in
any shape; they all seem satisfied that 1t
60 wont do" aud express themselves this way.
One Of my neighbors, Mr.. Gary Williams,
had about eighty dollars distracted from his
house The other day, by a nan calling himself
Bryant, and said tAat he was from Napoleon.
had been here hut a few days he is Of
medium size and appears very siekly, aud got
employment upon the ground that be could 20
no further; but the result shows that he soon
bis strength.
notwithstanding the arrangement in none
try affairs, our railroad prospects are stiI
bright. From late and reliable information,
there can be but little doubt Of the early com
Of the first section OF the Mississippi.
Ohio and Red River Railroad, which will add
10 our already rapidly increasing popu-
ldtiOn. w. ID. M.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.
CHROMIOTYPES JUST DISCOVERED.
TEE only Ch-umiotypeG aHsy IN Memphis, where ycu
can get al kinS OF Pictures AIKEN, At prices to suit III
times.
These beautiful gems o. Art, fchromi5type) have been
recently discovered BY ?. n. YAssALLo They viii soon
supeToede any ether kind of Pictures known there is an
slesaaee and relief easot as0ut the C~hr1miotype that has
only to be seen to be appreciated. The Chromiotype is
not known or taken st Eny otaer Gallery in the country
VIII you be 50 Kind as 70 ho-or this Gallery with a can
and examination OF the e5mparatlys merits OF its arts
teal productions.
They are taken at the OArOniotype Gallery. BY
?. n. vAssALLO,
novis-iy No. sE3 Hain street.
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RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYNEETs.-A dis
patch from New Orleans, says the Baltimore
Sun, announces that the banks in that city,
which suspended specie payments during the
late panic, have again resumed. This is agree
able intelligence, and we hope to see our own
and other suspended banks adopt The same
course at an early day. The Banks Of Boston,
it is said, are prepared to resume. Specie is
rapidly pouring into New York, and a letter
from that city, dated Tuesday evening, says:
Our city banks are now so strong in their
specie reserves (S20,000,O0O) that they are
abundautly able to resume specie payments.
Some Of the prominent bank men in the street
to-day said they are willing to tax that step
as soon as the country banks are ready to sec
ond the notion In point Of fact, specie pay
meuts at the counters Of the principal banks
are already resumed. Gold is 50 plenty that
the suspension is only nominal.
while these cheering signs are visible in
financial circles, there is much to encourage a
hope Of better times elsewhere. Many OF the
uptown shops that were panie-struck a few
weeks since are taking back some If theiT
discharged hands, and preparing TO resume
business. The grading Of the Central Park is
going to give work TO 900 laboreTs nearly all
winter, and it is expected that BY the LIST Of
January 500 more will ind something to do on
the new Post Office, to be built at the lower
end Of the Park"
The New York Journal Of Commerce esti-
mates that the specie in the banks Of that city
next week will equal So, 600, OOO-a larger
amount by several millions than was ever in
the banks before.
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Curtain Materials.

DROCATELiE, satin Desine, Eorstrd Dsmask. Cot
" ton Danasks Lane snd Nusiiu Curtaiuz. rrsnsrarent
shades, Bur H8Ianfs, HInIou C1rni--E. Curtain Bansz
and Pins. Every article Of 6o0is and TRIMMINGS n=cas-
saTy = decorate . Cottage or Palace. U1A9lsterlnE and
curtain Hanging executed By an experienced workman
iruE New YORK City.
ncvo MCKINNEY 4 q.
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Spiral M0tufs.
1 SAFE!
TIE following eoanu alcatisn explains iiself. Aisrze
stsek Of tbs sane sort kept eonstsntiy On hsnd
LOwEEs, ORGILL 4 90.
Agents fcr stearus A h.rvf5


~NAL11 = AIHAl- L
kE,aPHIs. TEEs., November a. Iss7.
Mesus. LOtgnss, OTgiH + CO..
GHSTLKaEN-Ia repiy 70 your Inquiries eoneernIug
the attempt mad BY burElsHs On ihs night Of the assh
instant, 10 rob our Fire Proof safe. Ne. sss2, We take
pleasure T. stating that the en5rt though evidently
mses b skinful persons. win tools pecuHsrlv adaptsi
tntbeir ~vliainous work and peihsps employing a g,odly
portion q ths night, proved . siznAl faHure.
The Safe h the same We bought Of you sons time ago.
and We fsti 4. due 70 the manufacturers hesrs. ssesrns
q Marvin, 70 eommante.ts 70 them through you these
facts.
ms attack, in all prsbaonity, was Art made upon the
losk, which being one OF ths ia Belle" powdsr-7rOof.
they had 10 sbsDd0ns afts, eonBistely damaging Il for
Use, b. cold ehisels or sharp steel instruments. Jhev
nsn cut a hole about the Eizs Of a. sgE 70 The risht q
aad . little below the tsy-hols, and ansr removing I.
Quantity q nning S~uasient to have been replaced By Al
hast a pound Of powder, explosions we're prodsoed, win
cut any visible eject On the door o. safe. Ths villains
then abandoned he Work, completely bsmsd.
Very rospeetiuny,
AAW ANaa
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The Cures made by A. r. smiths
"EIecfFic OH,

AIS 80 nearly mtraeuious s. 70 resemble ths famed
s0npture aoe5unts Ct similar cures In ancient tins By
tue anointins with oil and these oures are 20 Wonderful
tnainstAntaneous 80 satisfactory and mitigating Of hu-
man H. as call upon pub1c funeti0naries. and thoss
RAVES charge Of pabiis Institutions for the SICK and SUI
FERNS, to look into the vel sttestrd merits. he simple
efficacy Of this "ELEcTRIc OIL"
VIII forfeit sioo n tss RLEOrEIC OIL, sofa At cor
refo v Walnut and Eighth Streets, PhlIadelphis, fails %
cure = single case Of Rheumatism, or Pains in the Back
or Limbs, Piles, sorss, or Burns, Fever Sores. Ulcers.
oaked Breast, Sore Nipples, Bronchial Affections, sven.
cd Glands, Feions stlnae 8 In The Joints o. Heek, also
fAlpita'ion. To remove all soreness and swelling IN from
s to 20 minutes, il applied to any patient, male or f.
male, in the simshcu5e, or any pubic institution in the
city.
Sold In Memphis, BY WARD & JONES,
deci-d2w 22s Main-st.
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NERDANcY lNsTRUcrED-The Baltimore
Sun states that az Philadelphia last week a
youog man named S. W.. Cotton, Of MARYLAND.
was met BY two respectable dressed men, in
the neighoorhOod Of the Girard House, who
aeeosted him Familiarity, and asked him if he
would decide a bet between them. He said he
had no objection, and on accompanying them to
a public house, one OF them drew a watch from
his pocket and said he bad bet bis friend tina
be could 90 around the square in less than three
minutes, and asked Mr.. c. to hold the watch.
After the watch had been taken, he said { as you
are 2 stranger to me | should like to have your
watch as security that you will not leave"
Mr.. Cotton, who had no suspicion Of anything
wrong, at once handed over his gold lever, and
the other departed. The next minutes windler
NO ? walked to the door, saying that he did
not believe his friend could 20 the distance
within the time, and might be disposed to CONF
the giraffe over him. In a minute or two
be was gone, and MIR. Cotton beginning % sus-
peet be was swindled, proceeded to a watch
makers, and was told that the watch which
he held wasworth about IS, while his own,
which was placed in the hands Of one Of the
swindlers, cost him 500. OF course he will
reverse it again.
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PICTURES!
C, 900 WORTH
OF
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING,
AT COST FOR CASH.

WE call attentlrn 10 the advertisement OF MessrF. B.
walker - Bros 70 Front Row. corner Of Adams street,
and Ksssrs. J walker h Co No PIT Main street, op-
p-sits Old FeIows' Hall Taess gentlemen are now
seilisg thsr extensive stOck Of Dry Goods, Cothing, sc A.,
at Cost for Cash.
They have about $4,000 worth Of sogds On hand, and
VIII ssngrsat bargains to make room for their Spring
stock. This is 5 great in1uosnent to persons who wish
to supply fhf7nselves with such articles. nov2I-lm
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For Rent.


TfHE beautiful Hsdence ka0un a. the WILLS -.
i PLACE. sblut ons ald aqusr.er miles from ~.
Court squars. Ap5 y 70 Ia.
nsT25-iE CO SIN. Hill 4 TALNADSE-
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NEW YORK coRREsPoEpEEcz.
The following letter is from a highly respect
commercial house in New York:

49, ANAH@HALE 49, 80 y n ANzAAN AE0NkkA
able commercial house in New York:
Corresponds os Of the Memphis Appea
NEW ToRK. November 81, 1887.
MEssRs. EDIT0Rs Tn usual war Of the
great manufacturers Of Manchester upon the
price Of cotton has commenced. The organ of
the s~pinners, the Manchester Guardian, Of the
10Th inst, ~rejoiees at the rate OF discount being
advanced to ten per cent, as it says it will
materially depress the price Of cotton in the
United States, on which country they are En-
tirely dependant for supplies. Our growers
never had such an opportunity to fix the rates
Of compensation to suit themselves, as they
have this season. If the crop reaches $780,
600 bales it would be imperatirely required,
for their mills cannot stand idle. It is proba.
bic that 100000 bales would leave but a small
surplus, as there are no stocks Of cotton worth
speaking Of either in the hands Of manufacture
ers o. at depots, on the whole continent of Eu-
rope, or in France, whereas food is abundant
and cheap. When cotton is sent to the sea
ports in advance Of the time the owner designs
to sell it, the result invariably is, the growth
is exaggerated BY spectators, ard the price Is
depressed BY its presence. Retain your cotton
upon your plantations until a healthy reaction
takes place about amount Of supply. SC, and
you will have no occasion to find fault with the
price. TWENTY.
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aanlnnn SNpnn

ECETTED this das q lot Of Bsichsr5s "a. Lauis G,,s-
II en syrup o. superior quality.
ALsas fr-sn BrckEh~at Flour. IN sa-ks and b1z~z
Ch.ica aosnen Butt r and Chflse New Ms1ass-S- srr.r
.ndE.ce. ALsrgrr stcck than usual. yea. are
% everythi7g In tee line
nos2s-IE r Y. sPICER 4 son
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A NEW MovEMEST.-A correspondent OF the
Providence Journal, writing from Dixon, Hli-
nois, says: A move basbeen made bv the Ia
dies OF Dixon, Illinois. Some twenty of the
daughters Of Rhode Island, now residing here.
nave rssoiDed that until every factory and calico
establishment OF their native State is again in
successful operation, they viii neither purchase
nor consume any fabric, unless Of American
manufacture, and will give the preference to
the labor Of their native State. The sons Of
Rhode Island, also residing here, have adopted
a similar resolution, and ten Of them will ap-
pear next week in new suits of brosdcloth.
the materials OF which were furnished by
Rhode Island facuoriss.D
This is much better thar looking to the
Government for protection. They can thus
protect themselves, if they think proper.
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tn CnntrnnAnrr

QiDS are solf lied b. the undsr slgn-d u-tu TUESDAY
II TIE ist D1ceuhsr n-zt for the grading o; WuIirgtsn
stre't from Vsuce street soufh 20 TIE HsfnaaIs r-snk
ral P7on.e aud specialaftcns stoEinE qusntffv and
qua'ityuf work en- ~ seen b. calling 81 ire Ha-ogl-
OMe EASA1te buitllagS- b " EUCKER.
ho-2 - CITY FuEfne-r
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DEATH OF Hon. C.. H. WILLIAMs.-The
West Tennessee Wing, of the 9th inst, an.
nOunces the death Of Hon. C. H. WILLIAMS, Of
Henderson county. 1t says:
We are panied to learn that our old and
distinguished friend, Hon. c. H. Williams, died
at his residence, in Lexington, on Monday last.
Col Williams was one Of the first settlers In
west Tennessee, and one OF the most distin-
guished men in the State. A a politician he
welded as much influence as any man In this
division OF the State. He was the first man
that made a speech in this county in defense
OF Henry Clay. He was emphatically the
leader of the Clay party in Tennessee in its
early organization, and maintained the intee-
rity OF his principles to the day Of his death.
He served eight years in Congress, and having
more magnanimity than selfshness, generously
declined a reelection, in order that other
members OF his party might share the honors
when he had enjoyed. As a lawyer he ranked
nigh with the profession, and in the private
walks Of life no man shared more largely Of
admiration and friendship. The death Of such
a man Is a public calamity. He died. we un-
derstand, from a paraletie attack on the Friday
preceding his death.o
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Sore and Innamed Eyes.

THEsE dtssgreeahle complaints are becoming remark
ably prevalent Of late, and give any thing but IN inter
ssins look TO the Tessessor Of the diseased organ. "a
red and aery eye" is not pretty to look al, and certainly
cannot b. agreeable to have "fo- keepl,' as the boys
say. We can ten those sneted In this manner how to
cure The evil, and won't charge hem any thing for the
information Let them get some Of ARCTIC
and touch the lbna@ed part with It a few
times, and the work Is done. The Arctic Linimen. msy
Be obtained At any Of the Drug stores in this place.
deei-daw2w
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We happen to know that DR. AYxR's
Cherry PsctOral and CathGrtie Pills are good
medicines, AID shah proclaim it because we do
know It, We confidently believe there is a
vast amount Of relief from suffering for our
afflicted fellow men wrapped I'D IN these skill
ful preparations, and we shall freely use our
little influence to make them known to those
VINO need them.-PAiIadelphia Sandy Times.
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I OYER for ssle ny PLANTATION on swan 49,
Il LEz eunslsting q seven Hundred ant Tu-u- sTTs
- Aere6-TU0 Huldrd znd Seventy IN a hfrh Etill
state q euf ivstlou. and Ons hundred fsraa md E5il
deadenrd
he tm-prUvementy are god. one % fha b-st Gins IN
ne Parish two seventy saw stand. ant MM. also. NV
OAoha with oTisk ehinneyIi two isterla ard four good
THIS PEHtsti1n lies en- the road from Providence 10
FoJi and haF grot school snd cuurch AWNINGS
For Particulars address the subscriber st Lake P-ov-
acc "A J. BURNETT.
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JRESE ReceiGeG
On0 BOXES ". T. an 4 d. cheese;
OOO % bErres ron Batter;
20 barre Esckerel, No. ? and ,;
= h2f barrels do No. and .;
. DruEs C1-dsh:
90 barrels Ale and Lager Bsers
90 tarrels Cd Bourb n snt Rye whisky;
100 hGsk-tz Pip1Fs Heizeick Champagne;
50 casks LONDON P rters
100 be1s Fresh Peaches ami Pine Armies
100 d In fresh Cove Oysters;
IS boxes Tomato Eetchups
leo boxes assorted Pickles;
100 bCX-s star Candies
200 boxes due Crackers;
30 bils. Apples;
le0 boxes II ~stettsr's st INA Biftrra
Also, Oranges Lemons. FEs. Raislns. Nuts. gsrdfnes
rooaooo, CEars. suss-, Csfee, No'assas, A., sc
tUr sale oy ?. FRANK.
lows No. IS Front EoE.
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5 Ddits
nNTHURsDAr, D-osmbsr I0th, 1857 Iwin sen On the
plaae teionzing % Ptytcu B. Hsrbin. On Island 20.
t@eF- niles shove Memphis, Ell the catue. male, hogs
wagons farming Utensils. W6od and wed besfs. bal8ug-
inE 70 Pevton & IA btu.
IERHs OF SALE All suns % twenty dollars and
unarri cashi the balance On acr DIT o. ninety DAYS. note
IN bank VII endorsed with taiere 6 adfed. IwH also
sci a. prtystz sale Sc acres blt On land "a Iland 20
nolll--nl 4 EAELANn ILL.,
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.URRAH

INHo ariFed some days sgo. ard with rsr.s
w suppyi Z rs Civ hin q dne rrceDti1n ard "a
! uniza hin web 70 IS % make HIN remain In our E5Sd
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A FARN Or eighty acres Two anf 4 hs,f mues 49,
= from Court square. his par has ab1utsl E4-sT
scres ciearcf- Dseling and an hec-ssary on TIiI
Houses. Cis-ern and first rate Orchard Pr fur HSlL
ther pzrticl srs apply a. the omee q FRFADwE 49, 4
VALENTINE Two doors below The Commercisits
noFzs-f "A VaILTNTTNE
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Christmas is Near at Hand.
FO2. RpnF.

A No families can rey on getting such articles As thev
a may wait Er making Mi-ce Pi s Currsnts. Rsts-
ia, C1tron, CID rets exc. All fssh and dle.
ncv1s-lW 4 4 EpT-RR 4 gON
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8l-INLNs UIN Hldu A~s5ICIHEIUus
IiHE f0rt7-nrst instaumanl Of the BuIaiaz sn4 Loan
1907, PAYABLE 8 the Treasurer al J. n CBADWICKFs
om'e, conner q M1dis9r Street ard Bark Az me-.
The funds WI BE- loansd same ezauiug 20 s 5'eIo-k Al
Esquire Hons clce, North side % Court SQUARE.
n. B.-None but bzrkabie funds via Be- received here
after n payment Of dues Il order q the Bard.
uoN29 dl J. T.. g-rs+--
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WAGON RoAD FR0A memphis TO CALIroE-
SIA.-We clip the following from the Wash
ingtOa States, Of the 23d instant:
The Interior Department has received ad-
vices dated at Franklin, Texas, October p,
from Superintendent J. B. Leach, stating that
a portion Of his train had recently arrived at
that place, and that the men were all well and
the mules in good condition.
Col Leach reports thai the roads east Of
Fort Laramie were very rough, aud much
washed By recent heavy rains. Scarcity of
water had compelled the train to defect its
course, between Memphis and Franklin, much
further south than was expected, making the
distance near.y 1900 mile. Although the
grass was scarce and very poor, Col. Leach
succeeded in getting the train through without
losing any mules.
-Four working parties have been organized,
and are at work upon the road between Frank
lin aud Fort Fillmore. 0ae party had gore on
in advance to examine the country and select
points for boring for water.
Col Leach confidently expects that. during
the month Of December, be will be able to re-
port from Fort Yuma the amount of work ne
eessary to be done, with the proper estimates.
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DYsPEPTIB WoMEE NoTIcE - B0rhass's
Hoiazd BitfeTs has cured me OF Dyspepsia by
using it only one week. recommend K couf-
IDENTIFY to all suf ring from this disease.
CLARA E. SCHUCHMAN.
PE%TTsBUEsH, Oct. "a, 1856
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CONTESTED ELECTIoEs-lt IS understood,
saws that the Baltimore San, hat both the seats
Of Messrs- Harris sad Davis, returned mem
bsrs elect to Congress fron the bird and fourth
Congressional districts Of this State, are to be
contested. tEr. Brooks announced s9ne DAYS
sgo that be intended % coutas5 the seat Of Mr.
Davis. We now hear that Hr. Whyte has de-
termine6 upon the sane course "a relation 70
TIE seat Of DIR. Harris.
The election is to be contested, it viii be re-
mem5ered, upon the ground hat a large por-
ton OF the voters were b. naturalization and vic
lsnce kept from the polls. nihs fact cen be
made clear that MessFs. DAVIS AID HAIRS
o5taine3 their election in this way, Congress
should not hesitate to make an example Of
Their case. It would 90 far to stop the violence
which has disgTseed the elective franchise in
this country and for which the KnoW-NOthins
party are directly responsible.
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COsF.

nl~ PIANOS EChEITURE. 1871
2J&SI CARPETS. CURTAINS E
S SHADES sc a. COSTLY"
@77FOR CASH Cau SON : . p = =
and make y0ur s~electisus from The largest stock ever o.
fefed IN Memphis H. n -GROSVBNOR-
rows daufm
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EdmOndson & Armstrong,

Edmondson & Armstrong,
Wholesale and Re'aH Dealers In
HIDES, OIL md LEATHER r,
NO. Az MAIN STREET,
Opposite Court Square-Sign Of the
GO1d o N StdrruD.
KEEP constantly on hand q fun assortment Of articles in
their line, consisting IN part Of French and American
CAN Skins Hsnloek and Oak-Tanned Sole Leather,
skirtinss, Harness, Bride, Wax and Kip Upper Leather,
Knsnsled and Paint Leather Of an kinds; Pad. HaE,
ChAmOis, Deer, LiuiHs and Topping SANS Also. a fun
assortment Of Saddlers', SsOemakers' and Tanners
Tools, sc. saddlery Hardware and Harness MOunsings
Of every variety-to which We respectfully invite
the attention Of persons buying In our line.
auz2o-Iy
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TONIC.

From Col. ALBERr PIKE, NJ C., from Ark:
WAsHISeToS, d. c., June Il, 1856.
81 have used two bottles Of your sBGrhare's
Holland Bitieys,' and have fsund it very useful
in case of Indigestion and Headache, and re-
commend it 10 all who need a pleasant and Ell
eacious remedy and valuable tonic.0
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OUR assortment OF rich and elegant
fashionsbie Furnfture caun0s bs sur-
a sssed either IN qua-ity or qusntIry.
wv Particular artenIl0a b. Invited b 3
few SITS % sup. 70 character. and Psri1r Furniture nan
ufsctured in New York ard BJ5t1n, fer our own trade.
Visitors 70 the city sh7uld not faI % lc-k through cur
new ane immense establishment.
n1vs McKIENEY & co.
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no


A BOUT the hrtt q Octob1r. q saau Fsrou bov-
n EDMOND n CT ID years Old, spare mase. ~ =
on a blue cloth military c1af and q White WOOL Ia. %
] VII pay a LIBERAL reward Tor ths delivery Of htm.
or for "a that vii cnsbe ne n ct him.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-12-01

NAMING o. SHIPS Ia the American Navy
The names Of vessels have hitherto been select
ed upon the following system: To ships-oft the
Zine were given The names Of States, az the
Delaware, the Psnnsy i~vsnis, the Obio, &c; TO
fdgatss the names Of our rivers, as the POto-
mac, the Msrrimse, the Rsritaa, &c; to sloops
or corvettes, the uames Of chief cities, as the
Albany, the s.. Louis the Boston, &c; 10 brigs
the uzues Ct naval heroes, a. the someTs, he
cambridge, e.; and 10 revenue cutters the
nane OF tie Secretaries Of the Treasury De-
psrtneat. IN compliance with this system the
new steam regenos cutter Low finishing at The
Brooklyn Navy Yard should be called the
Howell Cobb, it has, however, been named the
Narrist Lane, il compliment to the niece Of
~8sut BachaBsn, who presides over his do
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