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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-20
AUCTI0H SALE
By THOs DOWIINc. 49,.

By THOs. DOwLINs; GeorretoVr. : :
WIZ BE SOLD, on THURSDAY. Octoh..
~ Hss, ~ 9o,oiock q. m in front of NV Anct,o,
Room, 10. r0 Bridge street, near the MarketN
a tot OF Org eries, Bacon, Brandy, Whiaky g.
Iooacc2; ,E.arthen and Glass Ware, .-r,
Empty w nIskv Barrels era --
Ana man. other articles usually kept in a grocery
Also. 8 quantity Of we'll kept Household and K,toh
Terms cash.
IL THos. BOWLING. Auotioneer.
Bv A. GREEN, Auotioneer.
GALE, BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS,
~ COURT, OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURF. CORN. &C. AT AUCTION On MONDAY
me 10Th instant. shall SELL by order OF the Orphan
court the PERSONAL Effects of Mari A. Perkps
aeceased. Inc ga o to commence at 10 O'Clock A.
10, a. the late residence of Mr.. Henry Perkins Blue
flalns known ae the Head OF r azIer about mile
from the Navy Yard Bridge, near the Potomac, con-
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs and Rockers
10. Bureaus, Wardrobes, and Tables,
nedsteads, Cane and w God seat Chairs,
Washsfands, Sldeb Oards, - (.
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows,
Mattresses. Bedding ana Linen.
stoves, Carpets, UIlcloths and Mating
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
WIN general assortment of Kitchen X eoulsltes
Also, 20 barrels of Corn,
Terms at sale.
90 90-d AGREEN ar.,
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NJ. W. GALT& Bro. 524 Pa. av. bet. eth Il 10th SITS
II D. HOOP, 533 Pa. av., bet. 9tn q 10th SITS.
J. KARR 490 IA. av., bet. Sd Il ~ SITS.
JOHN LANCE, ChrOnometer. Co., maker, 4S7 7th st.
J. THOMPSON, $50 18Th st, opp. Treasury Dept.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
CHUBB BROTHERS, cor. F & 18th SITS. OPP. Trea sury
LEWIS JOHNSON Co.. 292 Pa av., cor. 10th st.
Rises & Co. N. w. cor. 18th st. & ". Y. av.
SUTER, LEA & Co., SIT It'll ct.
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The UNION PRAYER MEETING in the Fourth
Presbyterian Church Yesterday, was conducted
by the Rev DIR Sunderland After prayers were
offered by Revs. Ward and BOcOck and w b.
Evans, Esq, the Rev. DR.. Bocock, Of George
results of prayer. The congrsg alton were then
dismissed with the beDediction
FOREsTALLING THE MARKET Yesterday OFF
Ger King arrested Mr.. VIM Boyd on Charge Of
fsrrstalling the market After an examination
before Justice Dom, Jud gment was given against
the accused for $40 fine and the costs OF prosecu-
ton.
PRoFANITY.-YesteTday, Chas. Bergdor was
arrested by Onicer Zimmerman, for profanity
and asSaulIing his family. He was taken before
Justice Dom, who ordered him to pay ~ Is for
his conduct.
RsAL EsrAIE-A. Green, auctioneer, sold
part Of lot p in square sis on Washington street,
between Fourth and Fifth, for 20 cents per foot,
to John Migian
The History OF DIR. j. HOstetter's Stomach Bit
.eIs, the most remai kaDle edIcnc of the day,
the many cures hat have been performed with IL in
olltl, and olher diseases a. Islng from dsordered
s.o.oh OF IlveT, places II once among the most
9nlShhs discoveries that has taken place in the
arc AZ piioable are universal that there are bu:
lew OF our lends mar nor teal their virtues m
tneiI osn iailes, or circle OF their ACC ntances
ano prove 10 their own ION thai there ~ Al
Ieast one remldy among the MANY adv ertlsei medI-
cines, Deserving the public commeDdation
or SAFE Dy Druggists an dealers Generally eve
TywReIe. oo q aoSt
WEDDING CAKES. very pretty, very oheap nd vsr,
moe, at the Phllsds phia CONFECTIONERY No. 5ls Pa
avenue, between I'd aud Sd sts. "
90 2-lm e., N Kucrpp
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ILL We regret to learn that Rev :. Keener
Cox, ID. d, formerly pastor Of the Methodist
Protestant Church, Ninth street, and more re-
Gently President OF the Lyme hburg IVA } College,
Is living dangerously i'll at his residence i'm
Lynchburg This Information will be very az
ficting to his numerous friends in Washington,
where he was highly esteemed both AS Chris
tian minister and a scholar.
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hhnD" IN W N
CAMPBELL Il CoYLg, S5 Pa. av.. opp. Browns.
ELyANS Il THOMPSON, $40 Pa. av., bet. d. 10Th SITS
l.. Il. d &C. SCHNEIDER. 27l Pa. av.
r.. TUCKER 4 Co., 81 Pa. av., near 18th Ut.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
9 g. BAXTER, 4s6 18th st., bet. d & E. ..fT
CARLISLE & MAURy. ass ID st., east of City Hall.
GEO. c. Is. MITCHELL, east wing City Hall.
Il. &. ROBINS, 8, b. cor. sts., Atty for Pat,
VIM. b. WEBB. Lou. av., bet. ~ Il sth cts.
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HATS, CAPS, AND FURS.
b. n. STINEMETZ, $50 Pa. av., near 18th st.
HOUSE-FURNISHING STORES.
G. w. BoTELER, Iron Hail, general ussortment.)
N. M. MCUREGOR Co ESD TN ST., north Pa. av.
SIBLEY & Guy, N. sIde Pa av. bet. 10th llth SITS.
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u BORGE BURNS, $40 Pa. av near 9Th st.
HARMON BURNS, 4us Pa. av., bet. Al K 6lh SITS.
r. CLARK, Ladies Shoe Store, I6 Market Space.
+. CREAsRR, 37S + ST., bet. 9Th & Sth.
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EIRST-CLASS STAPLE GOOpS,
H For GENERAL FAMILY Use
800 pieces Of Never y ear: Out FsmIy shirrlns
500 pieces New York Mills, Wamusette, Bates,
Lansdae, Arkwright, and all the other hest
. grades.
Tab Diapers, Napkins, TowelIngs,
Linen and Cotton Sheetings. and Pillow Caslngs,
Bleached and Brown Canton Flannes:
loo pieces assorted white and coored w ooen r IAN
nels, In all grades an0 prices:
Superior Irish Linen, Of BarklIes Richardson
DuLbar,s Dickson d Co. manufactures, WHOM
we warrant all pure linen,
Fine ana medium Bed biankets, al slzess
CRIB and Cradle Blankets,
full stock of Cloth aud Casslmers for boys wear,
With general OF ali ather goods adapted
cheap for cash. J. w: C0LLtY & CO.,
% IA On ~ 7fh street, 2 doors north o.. .y
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OIssoLUTIoN OF CopARTNERsHIP.

rLEAVkR'S HONEY SOAP, Bs-ry's Tn
copherOus. loves Brown Windsor SOAP, Har-
rIsOn's Lip Balm, Bazine e COmpo and, On Marrow,
Rose PhllocOme, POnade. LYONS KathaIrOn. Ba-
zines Glyoerine, Camphor Soap. FTangipann SS-
chefs and soap, Jos Antoine farina Cclosne; aso,
good assortment Of Toilet Articles, q @ :; lust re
ceived and for sale by r. X. LUNDY. No. so
Pennsylvania avenue, under the National hotel.
I2-4ts
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TRIALS AT THE GUARD HoUsE.-Jno O'Brien
drunk and assault; fine and costs SO, IS John
o'Rourke, drunk and disorderly; do. 50 IS
John Washington, colored, profanity; s215
Parius Mudd, colored. disorderly, and out after
hours; - Is. JEFF Fauntleroy. drunk and pro-
family; 81 Is. WIN. Wright and Chas Simms
drunk, workhouse 90 days each. John ThOmp.
son alias Hensley. drunk and disorderlv; 81 is
Augustus Feister alias Williams, do; 80 Is w
c. Jones, drunk and disorderly; SAILS.
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A NY SIZED PARTY CAN BE FURNISHFD
"A with CONFECTIONERY of sll kinds, IN the
best style. aud made Of the best materials, st very
low rates at the far-fsmed PhtLddsipkia CosCse-
uOHTy AID Ice Cream Depot, corner 18th and y
sireets. Pies, very nice, and Boston Cream Puts
always on hand. ls-lw
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GENTLEMEN'S BELONGINGS
STEVENS, that's 30 y $50 Pa. av., Browns Hotel
GREEN HOUSES AND SEED STORES.
VIM. HUGHES, cor. 7th Il Il sts., Island
JOHN SAUL, NurseTymhn, Scotsman, q O., SO 7th st
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MEMPHIS PRICE CuRREN1

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-28

WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND IsDIGEs-
TIoS-AEoTHER GREAT CURE EFFECTED BIZ
BGEHAvE's HOLLAND BITTEKs-The wife OF
PETER De White, living il Holland Town.
Sheboygan county, Wisconsin. suffered mueh
from Weakress Of The Stomach AID Indigestion
She had been under a physicians care for some
time, but the disease seemed to battle even bis
skin. She purchased some HOLLAND Buffers
at our Office, which has given tone to bel
stomach her appetite and strength are return
ing, and We firmly believe that this is another
great cure effected BY our medicine
Wshsve still to record many wonderful
cures effected by this remedy, but must wal
another opportunity. Oae thing you can rely
upon, what we have published are from per.
sons much respected IN our community, and
are literally true. J. QUlNIUs
Ed. Sheboygan Nisuwsbode, S~hebOygaa, Wis
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SpetiaI A0tiffs.
To the CidZe0,
CAUTION TO THE PuRIIC.

After several years experiment. In the manafscturc Of
Gin fortunately s~uooeeded, IN the year 1875. IN making
8 discovery in fts nsnufsetare, b. vhich It was deprived
% It's aerd and inHsnmatsry properties, and rendered
perfectly pure.
Ny mandatory Is At scheidEm. Holland. AFTER sew
ersl months reaectisn vhst tas % give n, intro1uosd
Il to the American public under the title Of "WOLFEs
SCHEIDAh AROMATIC sCHEAPPsD seheidam Is
the nameof the place In Holland where the Gin Is nan
u~facturedi "Aomste, . derives It's name from the italian
Juniper berry with which Il Is favored; and the word
"sehnapps" Is the Gsrmzn for dnnk-oozue, dram
Eclte's scheidam ArOmatlo drink. No sosnsr had ny
sehnspps been introduced to the American pubns and
received with spprobati0a, than The Hquor-nixsrs Of
New Yo-k, Boston and PhnsdsIphss started IN pursuit
with heir mixed and poisonous stuI. under various
names. In several instances ny labels havsburn 50 per-
feetly Initiated, with only the aeaitson Of : few letters,
10 plead q technical ~avoidsnos OF The law, and 90 care
fully prepared, As 70 impose On careless Purchasers. I
understand alsrge quantity has been par-hssed By the
merchants Of New Orleans. On a-oosni Of the ehea1ness
q the sfua- Two Donarsper doEn for the Quarts, and
Oas Dollar and zen cents q dozen for ne Pints, being The
Uhoiessls price In New York. Il = nothing bit Aneri-
can whisky favored -ith the on Of JGsiper, sad rsluo-
ed thirty PER cent. below pnoof. Amsrcbant vhs partiet
PEtss i~ldireetiy In TIE fraud, By selling he spur.oas AZ.
tise. Is as mueh Sn offender As the principal, Who plrnned
The imposition.
IhsPe ever respectable citizen Who values the ) am
o. the Immunity in which be live, VIII ae ne In fer
retins ost, and exposing the masterpieces nsreh ant vbo
for The saksof Afsv cents, VIII putia isopariy the i've.
Of the community IN which be lives. sueh men should
bensiled 70 the pIlory Of public szecraiion.
UdOIphO Wolfe,
Sole Importer, Mes. 49, % and p Beaver strsst.
m f,l1owt,g -
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TITUS s. CO.,
Factors,
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Hank RuiEdi1g.

Opposite Commercial Hotel, Jefferson Street,
EEHPHIss TEENHssBE.
OFFER then services TO their friends and patrons for
the snssi7g business season, upon the same terms and
p~rineiPles asheretofors observed. Begging and Bale Rope
Of best brands, at reasonable rates Orders for PIanfa-
ton Supplies hlled with care, and = due regard to the
Interest Of our friends. An COTTON consigned 70 Us
oy Railroad River OF otherwise, Insured mlsss instruc-
tdto The contrary. Orr p. TITUs having zithdraEn
from business connections In New Orlfa1s entirely, VIII
hereafter ds1ote his entire time sDd means 70 the lster-
est or thls ara. iv2ism
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bort of sflgmr6is.


River Eswa
Slowly the river continues to fall, but II the
weather We were favored with yesterday ez-
tended above, there would be a melting OF
SHOWS that will accomplish a rise Business
was very lively throughout the day at the land
ing.
Tomorrow, the uurivsIled Kate Frisbee,
swift, safe aud sure, leaves at two o'clock
for Napoleon. She takes with her the
United states Mails, and has on board, as
usual. the energetic clerk, FOlger; the eonse-
Quence is, comfort speed, and Punetuality may
be relied upon.
The famous Eclipse is at the landing, and
leaves tomorrow night for New Orleans. Those
who love to travel with splsador aad beauty
around them, should not fail to take a berth on
the magnificent Eclipse.
The favorite Philadelphia, Capt Marshall
in command, viii be on hand tomorrow, and
take freight and passengers for St. Louis. She
is one Of the regular packet line, and may be
depended upon for dispatch and punetuality.
We have to announce a change in the ST.
Francis river line. The ST. Francis, No. 2 viii
be withdrawn, and in her stead will start a
handsome new boat that is sure to become pop
ulsr from her many claims to favor. She is
called the St. Francis No. 3. Her commander
is a well known and much respected officer,
Capt. Bowman. We commend the new can
didste to popular patronage, and doubt not,
from what we hear Of her performance and
accommodations, and from what We know Of
her commander, that the Francis No. 3 viii
take q high place among the packets that
leave Memphis.
The St. Louis Republican, of Nov, "a, re-
ports:
The river herescontinues 10 fall slowly and
steadily. It is going down at the rate Of from
SIX to eight inches in t~wenty-four hours We
have no note news Of Importance from any Of
the upper rivers. The Illinois is full Of ice to
Peoria Lake, and the Mississippi from st.
Paul to Quincy. The Missouri river is full
Of ice from s. Joseph down, and falling, with
three and a half feet in the channel. The
officers Of the Rowena In yesterday report six
inches Of snow at St. Joseph Boats in the
river all doing well.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-28

NEW ORLEANS, November 21.-sAles Of cotton To-
day, 800 bales. The market Is generally unchanged
western mess PORK, sI7 50. Preishts on cotton 10 LIVER
pool, y.
NEW YORK, November 27.-o0ttOn quisti sales to-
day, IoOD bales. Sugar stesdy stsH@7N.
CIxcINsATI, November zT.-whisky setive at 95e.
Mes Pork at, with more buyers than sellers. Linsesd
on, sS@s7e. NOl.sses. Sssss. Sugar, sK9IH.
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J. HADHI takes this opportunity 10 tender bis
acknowledgment TO his many friends and customers for
the liberal patronage they have EXTENDED to him slnes
his srjourn In Memphis, and Evans himself Of this &C.
easioa 70 inform them snd t~hepubne thst h has removed
his Ihsuranoe enc to the room formerly Oeeupiedby the
Southern BANK. on the west side o. Main street, second
door south Of Madison, where be viii Be happy 70 saJrd
them any Asility In his line for the protection OF their
property. He nstters himself sat the companies he re-
presents win an aggregate cash capital Of over THREE
HAL AILLIoNR OF ~DOLLARss) are second to
none in the Union in the security they 0Fsr, and the
fairness with which they settle and h~epromptness With
Whish they pay tAeir losses. His vita pleasure thAthe
refers TO the lowing list Of the csnpznles he has the
honor 70 renresanf-
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Prof. Chas. De Grains Electric
Oil

TAXI It 70 the c5ttssso o. ~thsioziy, ana relieve The pains
81 accident or disease take Il 10 the mansions Of ne
rieh 10 sooth the sunsrinEths neither station Dor wealth
can miugstsi take Il sseTyEhse through ts vids
world, and say n my ELECTRIC OIL Is not on It's be-
nign mission, healing, so0ibiug, and relieving - has
not been done sines the DAY the Gsodssmaritan snointsd
The weary pilgrim.
ne eeaf shall hear, TIE trenbHng limb BE- stroag,
And grosns and anguish mellow into song.
PROF. O. Oh GRATH, Phnadslphls.
u This on may Be relied on for DEAFNESS. 70 BE-
had Of the agents here, see advertisement Ia smother col
umn.
mis- Great Rsmsdy can Be had Of thu Assnt here
q 90. Price. 25eents. so cent? and e..
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Commercial Mtattfrs.
MEhPaIs DAILY APPEAL OFFICE,
erwD- N--.nhar % uQtQ

AEAr1Ah UAALA ArEEhL ONEACh 4
SUNDAY, November ., 1858.
CoIToN--As a common on q Saturday, the market
was not aetlve yesterday, but prices were very nm.
making necessary some slight thAnge In our quotations.
Many holders were looklng for an advance Ia price, while
some Of the buyers thoughts decline possible. The bet
ter qualities we're again sought for, ard out sf ,57I bales
sold, I,i5s bales broUght11 cents ard over, while only
l3 bales were sold At prizes under IL cents. The sales
were as follows Is bales at 10 cents, q At ION, IS at
iOK, - At 1oS. s5I At ION, a At 10Y, +Os at II, ga at
II lie. IS at iiK, Is at II ls ISL at II \, So At iIs,
IS at II \, 4 st1ta.
Inferior...---..7H@s Good diing-.lIk 9IIK
Ordinary .......sA0 2 hiddlingF sir.--itAGlls
Good Ordinary. $3.50 FEtr.."-..-..llAGliA
Low hi1dlinE- ..I0z9 I0N Good Fair ...--lIK9l2
Milling .--....IOk9u Coed and Fine.- rOminal.
The shipments were To New Orleans, By the Tiger,
liza bales, Erdb the Ed. WaLsh, AS; to st. Louis, BY
the DiekeV, I4 bales.
Duriag the week there were shipped To New Orleans
II los bales, 70 the OLIo river Il. O15 bales, to St. Louis
5iI bales. Total, q, Coz bales
The New Orleans True Della. Of November 81. ssys /:
There Ess = fair demsnd, ard the sales comprise s 500
bales, at Absut previous rates. We repeat our prsvi-
Gus Quotations - follows
Interior, (oldl... ga ~ AIddling, Cnev). -6uk
OrdmarI. DO -. SKA ~ Good Md. do ..nk6uK
Good Ord. do ...I0A@II Md. Fair do u @I2S
g4nrh a /. hanH OK 7e5 h.Iar
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Sgefial AOtlrfs.


OF HosTETTsF's CELEBRATED STOMACH ETTIERs
pSepared By the smineht physieisn, Dr.. J. Hasiettsr Is
uneounded- Daily doss be receive Che Voluntary testi-
nonhk Of NE anletod, Eho hsvs been cured o. long
standing diseases, through the use Of the sestters .
and daily the salsOf this medicine Il Increasing. ana en-
tsnding IL sphere Of usefulness amanssuasTiBg hrmNn-
ty. FOR renewing an morsd mattsr from the stomach,
requesting the bowels; strrrgihening tAs sntFe body,
and tnpartins vigsr and tone 10 the entire human sys-
ten, Il osnnotb be equaile1. We you'd commend al
vhe are smietsd vita any o: these terrible diseases. %
lmmsdiatsly procure . bottle o. The Bhters, ard their
ailments VIII vanquish Ike snow before = soorching sun.
Forssle By Br5ssists. and dealers generally, svsry-
Whare r1aa4---r-
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River News

ST. Louis, November 2I.-steambOsts arrived
Gladiator, Monengahe'a ard falkland. DsPsrtod-oity
Of Memphis and Pesrless.
The river Is falling rapidly, At the rate Of three feet IN
forty-eight hours. Al upper streams declining, and
aued with floating ice.
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Beautiful Suburban Property
EOR SALE

We have for sale eleven and one-hslf acres
Of beautiful suburban property, situated on the
corner Of the new State line road and
Mclean avenue, two miles east Of the city.
This property lie all under fence, and suscsPti-
be Of being divided into three beautiful build
ing sites. We desire to cell it in one body to
one purchaser, at private sale, but Il not Dis
posed Of in this way, it will be divided and
sold at public auction on THURSDAY, the
18th day Of December.
TEHMs-One-third cash, ons-third in six
months, and the balance at two years, without
interest.
Persons desiring to inspect the property viii
please call on Col. C. d. Mclean, Tilman
Belts, Mr.. Myers, Mr. LittleiOhn, or Mr..
Lunch, on The premises.
For terms, at private SALE apply to Col. g.
B. Lock, or to
McCLANABAE, TR0UsBALE & Dill,
no6-td Appeal o6ee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-28

At a meeting Of tie Washington Rifles Nil
itsry Company, held at their ArmOTy in Ex-
change Buildings, on Monday, Nov. sh, 1855,
the following resolutions were introduced and
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Captain S II. WHIrsITT has
evincsd 50 much kindness and Interest, IN re-
gard to the welfare Of ON company, therefore
be il
RsSolUsd, That Captain S H. Whitsitt be
requested to accept, as a token Of high regard
and esteem, 2 gold healed cane, With such an
inscription as the occasion Te4uires-
Resol5sd fgTtkeT, That q copy OF these Teso'
buttons be handed to Captain 5. h. Mhltsitt
and that the city papers are requested 70 pub
lish the same.
MEMPHIS, November q, 1858.
10 sceOrdancs With the foregoing, a commit
tee Of The company, consisting Of Messrs
Strauss, SPEcHr and MUEcH, called uPoE
Capt. WHIrsTTT, and presented him with
msgniheently polished ~gOld-mo1ntsd cane
bearing the following inscription:
FRoM THE
WASHINGTON RIFLES,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-28
PLAN IA T n
FOR SALE

A 3 Ageut for the owner, I ufsr for sale tract oflsnd
n in failahstchie county, Mississippi On Elatoba
Greek, four o. Eve miles east OF Charieston, known e.
the "Csrbry P ace," and nov cultivated b O. 9. Arm
istesd, ksq-s Of Cofeevuie, Mss ssippi. The tract cun-
tsins 81 acre-mcre than haf good cresk bottom ard
Der CD land. There are IN cultivation 80 acres, with
god fences negro quarters and gin house.
Taeprioe Is sf2 co per acre, on TIE usual time, with
interest from date but apurehasfr disposed 70 by hr
cash, would md Inducements 70 Do 50
CRAFT, MrmPhs.
Refer 70 WAts0n. Graft a For, Holy Springs, Mss,
or . Q. 9 Armistesd, C~0deegIle, Mississippi.
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