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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-22

The late eight" in the New York Lcgisla,
ture, is thought to be a small afair, when
compared with the recent scenes 10 the Sen.
ate and House of Representatives. We have
fallen upon evil times"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-22

The paragraph which has been going the
rounds that the Interior Department has
made arrangements for the purchase of Bur
toms theatre in New York city for the pur-
pose of holding the United States Courts
therein, is rot correct. Proposals are before
the Secretary Offering the theatre named to
the Government, bat no decision has yet
been made az to their acceptance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-22

The leaders of the Republican party, in
Congress, are making ,if,rts thoroughly to
organize that party in the North and West.
They are sending Circulars to that effect
hrnaacasf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-22

We have received from Messrs. James En-
tvisle l. Son, the April number Of Harpers
Magazine. noticed BY Us on Saturday. The
,nressot number contains a continuation Of
~.Tbsckersy's Virginians, Tropical Journey
;c,s. Pictupes from Siberia and Tartary, and
other very interesting articles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-22

The Washington States s~ays:--"it Is nn'
derstood that the committee appointed TO ID
vss.ieate the charges against Mr.. y. b. Mat
,esou, Of New York, will report against any
further action being taken. as the majority
agree that the House has no power or juris'
diction in the case"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-22

What can the Legislature of hassscbu-
...,. .rneet from the conservative portion OF
tb. people of this country, of all sections
and all parties, for its action in demanding
~. removal of Judge Loring, but scorn and
contempt, A Judge to be removed because
h. obeys the law, and acts according to bis
oatht
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-22
A letter dated Richmond, Friday

A letter dated Richmond, Friday even
ing, says:
The Covington and Ohio Railroad bill, is up
today. All will be settled, | suppose, to. nor
row. Result very doubtful. We are progress
ing rapidly, and will do a good deal. The bill
for the relief Of John +. Edd was ordered to be
ensrossed. Hope to get him out by Monday
or Tuesday"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-22

Our readers will have seen by our report oil
the proceedings of the House OF Rspresen-
t~atives, last Friday, that the bill reported
from the Committee on Military Affairs. by
Gen. Quitmap, authorizing the President to
call out one regiment of volunteers for the
defence of the Texan frontier, and four regi-
nents for employment in Utah, if their SET
v;css shall be needed, passed that body by a
snhstantial maiority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-22

The Union still asserts that, in a full house,
the passage of the Kansas bill Is certain 10
the House Of Representatives..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-22

The Georgetown College was founded in the
year 1885, and its first principal was Rev. John
Carol. afterward, the first archbishop OF Balti.
more. In 1913 Congress raised it to the rank
OF a university. The medical department was
opened in May, 1881, in Washington city and
from q small beginning has become one OF the
mos, aourishing and well arranged institutions
in the country. The College now numbers 3ll
studsntg and the medical department from 50 TO
40 members, many Of them eminsntin their pro.
ies,ion.-U,ym.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-22

j. P. Cox, T. G. Deari,g, and Il. S. Kin
ney, of Virginia, have been appointed Cadets
at the Military Academy at West Point.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-22

By arrangement. it Was understood that
III. time Of both Houses Of Congress, on Sat
vrdsy Lest, vss to b taken mp With speeches
s, che Kansss question
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-22

Efforts are making 10y some in Washing
ton, to prevent tho confirmation of MIR. Sell
den, az Marshal of the District Of Columbia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-22

Gen. Calhoun, of Kansas, in a letter to the
W sshiugtop Star, announces. that the "De!a-
ware Crossing" precinct poll is fraudulent
and that be has therefore, given the cert'h-
Gates of election to the free State delegates
20 the Legislature Of Kansas from LeaVen'
worth 90 unity. This gives the free state men
the majority in the Legislature-and it Kan
aas ia admitted, we presume, sends two
Black Rspu blican Senators to Congress from
the new state. We sincerely regret this re-
ault
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-22

NIASSER'S PATENT ,eao. ,
N ZERS have given sntire 'aI'; y u, :
are considered the bes, Fref1syyy 0GDEN
sale by fma 22l 'oN' :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-22

The French police, after the EXPLOSION OF
the late attempt to kill the Emperor, have,
through the statements, acknowledgements,
and confessions of the parties implicated,
bee q able to furnish a full account Of the IN.
ception ard progress Of the conspiracy
We publish enough of the Indictment pre-
pared from the materials furnished by the
police, to give an idea Of the whole plan and
proceedings of the would-be ssssssins. 1t is
o part of the history of the times and curl
Gus enough. An American can hardly re-
Alice how such means could be resorted to,
in order to overturn a government. The
id % of blowing a man up with a bomb to
effect a revolution, is, to us, as unnatural IS
it is a.rocious. The legal, peaceful votes OF
the people effect greater changes in "men
and measures" here, than can De brought
abou in some European countries, by the
sud den destruction Of a dynasty, or the NUT
der of Emperors and Kings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-22

According to his account RUdiO only ac-
c0mpanied the CtGer prisoners as lar as the
Boulevard, and a. soon as he had got a.
far az the end Of the Rs do "a Pax, in.
steaJ Of going to the Rue Lepeileuer, he took
an opposite direction and threw his shell In
to the river Ssins at the PINT de Ia Con-
corde. IL his examination Of jar. "a, be at
l4st Cunt leted his cDniesslon. The parts to
be played we're settled before they LETT the
house; the twn largest shells were given TO
hlm and to Gomez, Orsini kept two which
were less, and PIerrl had the hl.h, which Wa'
of the same siz. a. thuse OF OrsiDi. il was
arranged that Gomez vas 20 throw the first
she'll, RudiO the secOnd, that Ursini was 10
act next, aud PIerri last Of all. When the
Emperor's carriage approached the Rue Le-
pelI-tier, the con-piratUrs had taken up po'
sltions on the foot pavement, IN front OF the
principal entrance vi the spectators. As 5000
as the Erst explosion Proceeding from the
shell thrown by Gomez, vas heard, Or7ini said
to Rudic, Throw yours lie did throw II,
ard then Instantly took refuge In a small
wine shop, from winch he heard the third de-
location, aud from which hr afterwards got
away dsring the confusion that cH7ued.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-27

In tais City On the 2si inst, By @ P. sehefky, EE n.
". HGvEys 70 Miss CoRSELIA ULMo
On Wed esdsy ev,nlng, 2ith irsr st the residenoe Il
Er. Thos. JSmes, In south Memphis. by Rev. \. O.
Grundy, D D. M GEO EELLERTH 20 Kiss ELIZA
BETH d. JAMES.
Ca Thursday evening, 25th inst, By the sane, in
South ksuPhiN, Mr.. JosEFE sELIeNAs 10 Miss NARY
3 DAVENPORT.
On the 23d inst at s'o.Ock, A. NJ. By Rev. B p.
Grhmn, Er. J. s. CARRoTHERs 70 Miss FASsIE HILL,
all Of Shelby county, Tenn.
On the 22d inst 81 7 O'olSok, P. n By Rev b. p.
Grim, NJ. R. G. NcKLvAIHE to Mss LAURA L.
PULIS, all Of Upton county, T m.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-27
NEW FAMILY GROCERY!
CREWS & SHRYOCK,

Ia N adisOn street,
Next door 70 the cd stand Of R n SPicer.
WE J. n. Crews and \. A ShuOCk, have this day
w associated ourselves tagcth-r for the purpose Of
trsusaeting . ssaerzl Family Grocery and Commission
Business, under The name nd styieef crews q Shryock.
We respectfully elu the attention OF the citiz-ns Of
Henphis and surrounding oorntry 70 The following list
Of one Of the brat hssoftments OF Family Groceries ever
before cGsTcd for sale IN this msrkst, al u which is
warranted A. represented, viz
Teas. various Kindsf Cch-e ard Sugars Belchers brst
Golden syrup; SuEEr-Houss H0lAfses5 Flonr and Suck
wheat; SCgar-Cured, Canvass and Plain Bans; Bzcon
sides and Shoulders; Dried Beef snd Bert Tongues
Candles, Sperm and Star Cheese, EnEish Dairy, west
sTR Beserve ard Pine Ape; Lard andLErdOu5 Butter.
Goshen and Ohia; Crackers. Sods. Butter. Pcnet, va
ter. sugar. Ginger, and Cracknsl BiFculti Mustard,
Spires. Sauces snd Table ellis; Brandy Fruits, Pie
fruits. Fruits tn their own Jgic-, Sweet Meats, wines,
Brandt 8, Whiskys, AIes and P0Ttsrs5 ard always On
sand q supply Of Country Pioiuoe % All binds, All Of
which We offer chssp for the CASH.
Eow- d TzF1-r1A-fTaffau
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-27
For RPmE.

UVW0 desirable three story Brick Store Houses
y Ncs. I2 and fS Main street. Possession J.
Evrn let January next Apply On the premises o.
to STRAUSS, LHHHAH q %. or -
u2t-ig ISAAC STRAUSS 8 co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-27

OsE-HoRsE ORAT0Es-Tbe Columbia Mr.
~ssvs bV way Of defending Mr. Etheridge,
- second choice for Governor, that the -AUa-
I-.r6e. and other Democratic journals, pursue
bim with the sam "tsnseity and bitterness "
RH-a.r.tic losrnals and " little one-hoTse ora
tors did the lsmeuted Clay;
No. n~esune, of course, the Mirror is not
that a aIittle oDe-hOrse orator" about
sn--a1 one Emerssn EtheFidge, f" exhausted
1s.If in stammering cat abuse" Of his same
Henry Clay. A. a dinner given to Gov. POS,
o-storD mounted the table and offered a
.osst "a Wit: @HsHTy Cay-tgies beaten for
49, presiSescy, i sDsT elected q wA De % ne
~ fhs free sfgT0ss
V'1 WI ~ Mtrrsr, old line Wings and Know
Nothing. put hat T. The. Their P p tsg ard 70 sT g. y. Il
The AIIof asSo5S Choice for Governor.
teSo. Ill IL vel for the Mirror to visit a small
poriioa q iss ssg.. uP4 s,, i; :. 1 ts2s5 !, Ss' ' fsr
seI~ a.. = - a1snentsd Clay" Weshould
Iis =. = rsoW who can Row shed more /" eroeO-
~ 80. , ever M. Clay that Mr.. Ethsriegs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-27
NJ. EYsrstt a. q B1rner Rritsr.

Mr.. Bonner, the publisher of the New York
Ledger, proposed recently to Hon. Edward
Everett to contribute an original article weekly
TO that paper, in consideration Of Mr.. Bonner
handing ever to the Mount Vernon Fund the
SUN Of $1,000. MIR. Everett accepts the pro
~Dosition in the following letter
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-27
SILVER.

Tea setz. Co.'S, Urns, Pitchers, Goblets. walters, Forks,
spoons Ladies. PIE, Fssh, Cake aud Ice Cream
HALVES Cast1-ss Butter Dishes, slop
Bowls. &c.
Also. sILYRR ILATED GOODS. Of the newest stslssB
Dish Covers, Cake Baskets. ktat Diahes. Can
Hesticks Gobiets aud walters, al sizes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-27
P ROCLAM NATION.

need only 70 ssy that the ~ioloNiDg properly Is on
w the market aad viii on be sOii on S~EDEESDAY,
the LIST day Of December, OF the premises. Sale 1t .
o'cl0ck, when ell wto WIS., can and ought to attend. We
vi only nent'on. Z 7 thr bznedt Of 81 Angers, = few Of
the leafing features Ia tue character Of this desirable
property.
FIRST. A spien'id brick mansion - eligibly situated,
hrst house eastof Tire memphis Femzic College, known
as the anest co.iese ejinoe b. the city or cyunty, and ore
vhlca ri seis credit on any Gtg The Lot on which Il
Il erected fr.nis on adams street ia fee iisS deep "a
az alley.
s.oond. We nofl- e tho e Twelve beautiful building lots,
as may b. seen IN the pats, AL fronting On Washir gton
and Poplar streets.
Third. We then return to the Eemphis aud Charleston
Defot and sell go feet, running from Madison 70 Court
street on which thrre Is a Tavern House now under q
rent OF S6Oo per annul.
FJurth. AItge further. % Hadis n street south side,
eighty vssf. Mr.. Grima's Cotton Shcd. . lot 20 feet front,
about 400 deep 70 M0n0oe street. . very valuable lot foi
= cotton he'd or Other business hcuse.
All sod on Easy terms-o1e- dfthcEah, balance ., u,
IS and - months With l1terest AID lien retained. EI-
cspt the six l0ts In the rear Of M Elrtland's, fronting on
Washington and Poplar streets, they good without cash
I. land , years, nrst note vel secured, lien retained On
lots for the last payment. Dsn't forget the first day Of
December, . O'Clock. n O. CAYOE 4 SON
novI7-td Auctouees and Real Estate Brokers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-27

The city in giving her means, expected Ike
benefits to those she win receive from other
roads she has assisted In building, and II the
argumsnt lie good Of IS. T. NJ that tbs city
should have kept her means and appropriated
them to building court houses, assisting schools,
and other Improvements, why have The people
determined by vote to take any stock in rail-
roads, giving US back the interest upon bonds
issued for stock in other roads, and no com
plant would exist about money to build water
works and other improvements
Without railroads Memphis could not have
been what she is, and with the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad finished to Little Rock
even, IS. I. H." will acknowledge it a public
benefit, and that the money was well spent, IN
building it by Memphis. All men cannot aP-
preciste great enterprises on the first insPsc-
ton, and among that number we msy be per-
mltted to class "S. 7. NJ" be Is, doubtless
behind the age. When De Witt Clinton 6rs,
proposed building the Erie Cana, drawing "a
New York the produce Of the Northwest, be
was thought By some to be mad. See the sf.
fects on the trade Of New York. Ithaspsrfeetly
changed the channel OF trade from its natural
outlet; from a wilderness it has become
dsnsely populated, ahd trade is carried on to a
very large extent with New York, from what
it was at the time the work was started on the
canal and railroads leading to New York, a
Wilderness.
The Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
leading out into the West will be Ia
Memphis what the Erie Canal and rail,
roads running out to the Northwest wer'
to New York. With these facts before us,
think it safe to calculate on some benefits from
the road TO aPortiOn Of this generation. as. T
NJ" is wrong and should set about making
amends for the injury be may have done thl
railroad, the city of Memphis, and the bon,
holder. In conclusion, l will say that | tool
no part ia what was done by the Board Of 1856
in reference to bonds, and have no defense t.
make for myself. A. S.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-27
DIED,

Near Grand Junction, IL H-rd@msn county. Tenn. on
the l7h inst LEWIS MATHEWS, mast son CT Jchn
". and sbeila J. kabsTsi Aged one month and tne day.
Sweet bAbsi the saviour has called thee, to join the
sera=h host IN ReEvea. AfAther's and . mothers love
oOu d MT hep Tree. Thy Mt e BODY rests in the cod
grave, bat thy bright spirii has gone to Hin, who SAID:
% Suffer it'll. children &c cone unto ne, FOR q such Is
The kingdom Of Heaven J. Y. n.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-27
POPLAR STREET.
RrOeiamatinn

I'VE need only say that the following property Is IN
w the market, aud viii all Be ID on WEDNESDAY,
December ist, on the prtmises. Sale Al O'Clock, P. NJ f,
when all who wish can, and sught to, attCnd. We will
only mention, for the benefit % strangers, q few OF the
leading features 10 the character o. this desirable prop
erty.
A splendid Brick Mansion, tlizibly situated; nrst
door easl Of the Memphis Feusie College. known Is the
nnest coles edince IN this PIT Of the country, and on
n re1ects credit 10 our city.
The Lot on which a. Be- erected fronts on Adams street
lis feet, By ifss feet deep TO an alley.
2 We notice th0se twelve beautiful building Lts.
fronting on Poplar AID Washington streets the same
being I4s = feet deep, By 6S Is frsnt
Also, opposite !. B Kirtand's residence. and fronting
on Adams street, three Lots, each IS feet trent. BY i4s :
dep, 70 an alley, - sen IN TIE above plat Nov, Iesi
the
TERMs-The six Lots In the a. o. I , EtrtAnPs
residence, no cash I 2 aid - ars Gist note well Sc
cared, and lien retained % at Paymrnt. n other
property above menloned, L1s "a and 3 is cash,
balance - IS and p months. Eth interest s1d lien
retained.
We IA then proceed 10 the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Depot, ana sell 80 feet. raaninE from Mzdison
20 Court street. fronting the DEPOT, on whseh 10 r. Is. At
present q Tavern HoHsei paying an annual rent o. $500;
\ cash, bslsnce o, y and rs months Fhen a little fur
Their on Madison street ssuth side oCmneuclng At .
stake. 70 feet west Of Grlnn's cotton sEed, snd roaming
back f00fret, to Monroe o. eets The rame bsvilE 70 feet
front Lot elegantly situated for = cotton sbel.
s-One-at- cash Il, Is aus q m-uths, with
Interest, and 3 lien retained e 'Ast Pas menf.
Don't forget the CT Z day q Deeuber, g. 2 sfcloCk, P.
NJ and ZEE poster on every corner
\. e.. CATCE q SON,
H20-ti AuctiOF ears and r. Z FEfa. r. karE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-27

HTILL receive on TUESDAY, HEXT. 900 heai Of
w hsury county Coru-fed ROGS. ard 10 pair Of nne
FLOODED PIGS. Families wanting any nuaber Of
Hcgs, frum one 70 atty, will be supplied at seven cents
BY leavinE their orders 10 Box 81 at tie Post Cmce, or
al nv Mule eepot on Jefferson Afreet
nl5-IW mo. " LEFTWIOH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-27

ENGRAVING.
Seals and Presses for Lodges, Courts and Banks, P an
and Eeddlng and Visiting Csrds,
In the best style Of the art.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-27
.HDoRsMS STREET
ALL COMPLETE

A DAMS street In high rspute; G a.cIed hrm. lust to
u suit Only think OF the caanoe 60 owH that dne
block on the oorner Of Adams ard Ttird ftrfsrs. The
south side. Sest Of Third, IS feed fout on hdams street,
100 feet deep 70 An alley, divided into four Lets q liza
feet front each, 20 yeu can have one o. a.. last thIhk
Of the value Of this property even Q -dsy. ard kOk %
the future. Ieu must fed ~ncgurHGel
on MONDAY November %. 1855 at3 COX p. NJ.
this property viii be sold. Who viii be IN 'u-kv man ?
fsis is a leisure hour, 3 o'lOck, 81 car sd shculi at
tend this - e.
TERN IONS cash. IN balance On 8. u, IS
snd - months. without interest or zen. nrst u0te well
Endorsed Look sharp Sale N the p~reui-e-.
Als0 at the same lime and place tws l. = fronting
on hid street, inmediateiY IA ID ls-r q TIE above
mentioned property, being 20 felt n q cara5 By 80 feet
deep Terms IS above.
Again, VANCE sTFzET L CoHrLEFE. That
nne. beautiful Lot, on the cJrnsr o. ' suoJ sud Orleans
streets, fronting Col Presion's revere This prOr-
erty IL too veE Known 10 demand . N mute aescripu o;
the Lot Is No 3 bi5ck S., 81 feet front o. Yance, run-
Ming back on Orleans street 81 2-i2 iert, ard IS feet on
the rear
II any ore Is Una qusInted with The csiity OF this
property call Oh Us ana its POSITION and sdNautsges Eal
Be UOlnted out.
TERMs-O ~ie-fouTth cash. ba,snce On { % and Is
months. payable IN bank, hrst nOta well into-sed, lies
retained for the last payment. Don't frret the day and
hour. MONDAY, November -, 81 ; &c ock, P. II.
Idie hour. n o. CATCE a son,
I2Ltd Auc. ioneers aud Rel estate Brokers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-27
GUNS,

Imported 70 car oEn order, ron TIE best uakeB N
EuraYe. Gar Accom- aHiments. ali kinda Pistols
Colts DsringeTs, TrHlters. Dfans Adams q
Dean. and Ausn's Patent, Hunting
EnfFea. Kaness &c-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-27
Ar6 advertisements.
Tribute OF Respect.

AAA1AlC VI CBptC u
nesting Of the Phi S.gms aOCiety o. the Univer-
n sity Of Mississippi. held In their dsn, SATURDAY,
November 21th, the following Preamble and hesolrtlons
expressive Of their grief At the death % their fellow
members DAVID = WooLDKIDoE5 vtre adrpted:
WHEREAa, The inscrutA5le operation Of an An-Sise
Providencl has brouEht irto cur midst the drapea Angel
Of Desth, Whe 'knoeks CqasIly at the door 81 he cot
tage sud the raface," 70 g-mnon away our beloved
-friend. Associate, ana feiloE-traEeller IN tbs paha o.
Literature, David =. WooLDRIDeE, . seek his place
an eng happier bsings in a brighter srhefe. therefore,
Resolyed ihat ~ patrons Of youihfuiintellect hensi-
BE 10 the tender fseiings q huneAiiy, snd above All, -
the associates Of the deceased IN a common brotheihood5
the Phi sigma focictT Deeply deplore the sudden termi-
nation q has promisiOs carer, ard TIE loSs they srt-
tain hyhis death.
Resolved. That We sincerely sympsfhizs vita the pa
rents and many friends or Tic deoeesedi yet mourn net
- those wltkovt hope, bsG4sss it IS promised that ne
Sod anddunful "shzll rioee ard be exceeding CAD"
Resolved. mat IN tosea Of orr iorroS. We wear NJ
usual badEe Of m5urnirg for thirty days.
hfeolyed, That the Correspondents Secretary b IN
sTuuied tof srFArd q copy Of these Reslaii0ns TO tn
family q TIE dsceascd.
Received. That these Resolutions be published IN tn
Memphis 6PPEAL snd IN Holly Springs Herald.
". Il. LUSE,
4 1000 I'll. g O5mmittee
nj VIZ HOWARDFAIfONERA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-27
30 "a Pkso - FORT CHaDB9URRE

e We publish, this morning, the speech
Of Senator DOUGLAS, delivered at Chicago On
The I7th inst. Il viii be read with interest, as
it no doubt prssages the position which that
Senator intends to occupy in the future The
fact that this speech has been copied into tie
Washington Uaion, may also be regarded as q
fsEorsble sign, locking to peace and harmony
in the ranks Of the National Democracy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-27
$ HOLME,
Produce Z Provision Commission Merchants,
Me-. 50 and IS omusrciaI-st corner o. Olive,
81. LOFTS No

W. take pleasure In VressutluE our card 70 The cltI-
w Eens o. Heuphis snd the interior tsEus. and ten
Der thrm our services for TIE PurChsse o. Pom, Whls-
y, Porks BasEtng Be- e Rope Bacon, Lard, or any other
articles 70 be found "a our uarket. One q cur arm
gives MS perscnal attention 70 nllnF orders. and Es FEEL
connlenf q gigtnz gntle satisfscriCn. both 10 quality
An1 pres % At who nay favor us with 3 tria.
Linfral Cash advEucss made on shipments o. Produce.
hides Fruit, sc Parties making b pmtnts 90 our house,
can craE a. siEht with bll q Ia1I-E attached. Tor thrs-
furths Of u value o. such shipment Insured under
eur open policy. TUNSTALL & HOLHE.
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Il lie only necessary to publish the following
communication, from our distinguished Cover
nor, II order that the correction he desires may
be made. Our paragraph On the subject was
simply an abstract of an article from the Dee
Arc Cifizea, and the word /" presumption was
no doubt earslsssly and Internationally used in
connection with the cause for the Issuance Of
the requisition, as il was distinctly stated, in
another part Of the paragraph, that the AFT
dsvits in the case we're understood TO have
been made by two persons who reside in Mem
phis.7 There never has been an Executive Of
Tssnessse who is more careful in the discharge
Of his duties than Governor HAERIs, aad We
can but regret that even a seeming Injustice
should have been done hin through our columns.
The following lie the Governors e~onnunica-
sf0r.
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For Sale.

I HAvs . Negro woman Who Is = No. I orok washer
i and ironer; ; Glri Ab5ut II years old, and a Boy about
3 years cd, both very likeiy and smart. thai I vii
exchange for two negro men OF boys large enough to 60
mems work, or I will sell them az q fair price
u25-t Amply n 3 B. WAnDEIL.