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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-28

at is reported that Dem er, now acting
Governor II KaI sas, endorses all tie off
cial Hct- of Gov. Walker aud See. Stanton,
aud will not differ in his own official nc
Iion from their course. - Garfield SEMI.
mel.
Ifthat be true Mr.. Seminal, how doc S
il come that his official hend has not loI-
led fom his shoulders before this timer
II has been suggested that Fernando
Wood, the late shoulder-graLLiug Mayor
Of New Yolk, would make governor for
Kansas. after Buchanan's own heart
Doubtless he would accept the appoint.
nent Salem Republican.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-28

- Every per-0l shduld resd the advertise 9
meht q GFiHule's Crh b. aird Naric c, mp' un
and AnrirnI Jspans'r Lite Fills uhieh appear
nterha'el, in another column. They are the
most successful remedies .Vr brought byf0to
the wrih. Try them aud be rurd.-ly. !
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-28
EWe advise Il ose of our friends IN

EWe advise Il ose Of our friends in
a state of single Llessedness, who woul,l
win the idcl of their hearts and er Joy that
domestic felicity known only 10 those in
married life, to restore the hair on their
bald pates. change their gray locks to their
original coor. make them glossy as slk,
by using Professor Woods Hair Restora.
tive. It is now the standard remedy for
all diseases of the hair and skin.-[Ohio
Statesman.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-28

Should you be talking to a thin lady Of
another TIM lady YOU needn't describe the
patty alluded to as "scraggy old maid. !"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-28

TREASURY NoTEs-TLe new Treasury
no,es Of our Democratic Administration
Lafo asde their appearance IN New SO's.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-28

UErED STATES TREAsURY. The con
daion Of the Federal Treasury on January
4th, was rs follows:
Amount subject 10 draf s5,ol4.TO5
Rev. during previous week S9e,56t
Expeu'tds previous werk 963, ,537
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-28

E,ch moment makes thee dearer, as the
parsilnonious trade,,nsn said TO Lis eItrav-
sgan, wife,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-28
ANNE KAlLS ESTATE.

ANNE KAlL'S ESTATE.
NOTICE ia hereby given that have been
1NGuly appointed Ex' cutter Cf the last VIII
aud Testiment Oi An"e Kali deceased.
GEORGE DAVIS,
Executor,
Jsnusry, %, lS5S-3t.
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-28

~The Emigration to Missouri in the
Spring promises to be very hssvy.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-28

ET Breslin is said to be :lonrishing
quite Extensively iu canada.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-28

NOrtern Luna'ie A1yium.-No in it
Nov. l, Sc, iIl
Number recovered Is
do Nov. |, ST Iin
do improved II
do lncurabIe 50
Escape aud died 4
Eight we've from Stalk county.
Receipts for its support S3j,SO5 80
Expenditures do G6,G25 20 SlSI I3
Blind institute n -'lh,le we're Nov.
l, 81, 93; only from Stalk ruunty.
lIeerlis tor sIYpOt $llO4O 55
Expenditures l0O85 80
- Canton Repository.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-28

CE- kroHrsAT AToHEAiHE 70 'he hAhR I'D
a. q those euni,HrhtHE msnhge - 1 10 al
Who vbh il, upOi iet,ipt u ten cents IN non'
ey or slanpa Ad diers.
IR.s hAhEF1TigI1nF,
Nov. &c Sun. NsS yWk CRY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-28
OHIO INSTITUTIONS.

Central 0Lio Lunatie Asylum. From
the ANNUAL Rel Orts II the brLev"irnt inSIi
luIions, we gather the following items,
viz:
Number in at the close Gf last wear 223
Received during year ending Nov.
Is, 1857 1876
No drrh~rged during the year l59;
cured Ill; iu'pn'wd l3
Unimproved ,; did 80.
Remaining Nov. Is. 1857, macs, 40 ;fe-
nulrs I4O;tO:al 250. Appropr alioEs for
It's suplnlt S4Tl33 81
ExI enditures for its sup
port 46, 1873 80 1914 OIL
Deaf and Dumb ms tut OnS- TIL,
number ot tbs csSs in the State is 81. -
No under instructions during The past
wear log: No there Nov. l. 1867, l51:
or these s me frnm STARK county.
AP'n'priatin for il, surpmt sec. .0l5 o.
Disbursements for ns
support 22,9io 55 s40o5 SO
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-28

In Probate Court.
Petition 10 cell.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03
PRop1oE PIE eURREAT.

PRODUCE PATE CURRENT.
CORRECTED DAILY BIZ n n sFIeERs AoENT, 80
FRoSr Row
APFLEs...-ereeH e. ) co q barrel
sGoOs... .RFs sst-s ssss Clear sides s4@IOs;
shoulders. sA@ssj Count , Hams. H@i9se.
surTER....Csrsiry ExtEa, gc p n Country Fair
issaee.
eEANs....EEvJ wh,te, 81 Is per b1shsi.
RRAN---.eee PIT CVt-in remand
-ATTLE-...On foot, s95ze. nstt
CAssAas....siO OO9sis -oR bsnirea.
Ooas - Ia SseEs, ss@Fes
CHfcklaf....s2 s5ss9 y , coaan
DRttD RuIr....Eppf 7ssest csi Pessbss ~
peeled, 81 1881 60; Pe5ehel p.else, e. co9s2 20.
DucKs....Euscovy 7s.@si oopr Psiri Eos isb, 30
q DC perTaf
Esss....I6E9,0,. q dczsn.
FLouA....sup~rfns - 259s1 50 per cwt Country
Ezfrs y fseks, g. 70 peF ewt-ddl
FE~ATHERs....GOoses 40asoe. > ,.
HIDEs....HHts I2sei Green, sele- n Dry Stated,
Iss@I4e T; Grssn sslBd, oce p. rF ~
sAT@. Ehslesnes sgSsis ' tn sssa. sise
$50 Per ton
H~osrrST....s2 OO9sl 50 . busheL A
LABD..- Country Leaf No. !, II@II ~ psrb in kegs,
IleI4o.
MEAL... .oouut-T, Tao-In esnssd
HUrros....en foot No. 81 5sssI 90 Per hsai.
OSIoTs....se,ts 81 OOsS2 :OF bushel.
oATs....To9sO Psr bUshsl-ia dsmaEd.
FEAs....Ts le-no demand.
rEASUTs....Scns 10 mnket.
P0rAToEs-..sSseL 4Ose q = tuHsi; hish, TOO
7Oc PEI luslel.
PcHE....On foot, SOS &c per \.
RYE.-..Eo demand -
TuRKEYS- 75e-nzrkstbaTe
,wHEAr-..sentns at 7Se 10 81 o. ger tushe-
WoOL....vssaed, sc; UuEashed, 1 g 2ze
n. B.-Ths Eb5Fe rats are the Wha,eSale prices Of
: -und and merchandise s~rlio.es uhe1 the sals Il BY re-
tai or the Goods ifari5r, a propoiti5rsts DEDUCTION
mus. Bs midS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03
DTyTyE STRyTCFs TO-DAY.

St. Hsu's Osurch. Poplar street, kev- RIcHAEn
HINES, Rrctor. Services stI0k a. 4. anSs p A.
Bhhcp OTEY vi preach q uis chzreh his morning
Gree ohsgbh, seush-asi csrnrr Of Esln and Uniou
Streets. sssu free. Rsv G.. P. ecEErExi Rector.
Services 81 Iez A. H., ~ P r., Rible JAS -. u,
Dany ssrviess att ? n Sunday sohool A n.
Christian ChUrch, cOruer, Of Linden sEa s. frsioE
streets, Rev. Br.W. 3 BARBEr, Psstor- serFies at
ioA o'asok A. n, and S P.
Calvary Church, csrnerof ADAMS add Third streets,
Rev. Bishop oTEY, Rector. ana Rev Dr.. WITH, As
sistsntRsvt@, srrv.ces at Il o'oloesA II 80 p n.
St Psier's CstboIio Church, o0raer Of AeA1s and
Third streets. Rnest. Rev ? L GRACE senyies at
, 3 ant1O O'Clock ln the womius.
Frst Baptist O6urch, seooad sre4- bstwss1 Adams
and Washington stTeets. EdeT r J Drank fassof'
Service ct II o'clock A. H. snd6P- y
Second Baptist bureh, Garner Beai snd DeSoto streets,
Rev. NJ JoHK BATExkS, Pastor. Services a II
o'clock A n. and , sud s P. NJ.
Cuubslznd Presbyte1zn church. ogurtstreet between
Second and hine, REV. A n. BRYAz, Pastor. Services
sfloz O'Clock A. e., and 8 IN the evening Also wor-
ship every Wednesday right.
FIRST Presbyteraan Ch1roh, corner e. FcriaT and Third
streets, Rev. J.. O. s~TEAD1As, Pastor. Services at
tOz o'Gook A. Y and at early s~aE-iight. Lectures on
WEDNESDAY eveninE. snd Prayer Nesting On Friday even
ings Of each week
Second Presbyterian Church. corner Of NAN and Bea
streets Rev. R c sRUxDF, Pastor. Services at IoK
A. n. and S P n
wesleF Chare, corner Of Poplar and Second streets,
Rev. !. 7. c. CoELIEs, Pastor. Services a. i0H e'oook
A. NJ, EndTP. N.
Asbuv Chapel corner Of Hernsndosn Linden s~treetss
Rev W 4 Leigh. Pastor. Services at IOK o'clOdk
An, ndTP.M-
EdgsvOoa Chapel. HernEna0 Plsnkrosd, Rev. J. v.
KEorT, Pastor. Services EtU O'eOok A. n.
Lutheran Church, On Main between Market and WIZ
chester streets, Rev. BETER, Pastor. Services at
10 o'd0ck A. n. and : s'eioSk p. N.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03
4 q BURRoWES.
p7e-daW Cor third aud Hsrket Sc. 81. Leafs.
Plantations and City Property
q SALE.

OhkN acres a1I1irtnE deft1ant1Wu viii G1f
ISZO% residence and al zseesssry. oai-h4uses,
oTct ard, &C.
Al-O-ss7 Sores, ansiy Improved, tmHss sou.h Of Ger
rca1taWn-
Aiao-iito-eoo IN c1ittEst1oH, nes Eas1a's depot.
the resitenco ard 81 EaoeszAY curhouses
Two a-cy improved places near Greuads harrasd
ia acres ~ tsrninus q Memphis and s0neryri8 Pisnk
Rad.
40 seres saianihs Horn Lsks depc., ase iuproye-
meuts
$50 acres near he same.
plantations On the river, with 90 20 81 ussross eseh
8 piactaiions At IAsonia Landing, On fse Mississippi
river.
go acres gsodiuprcvensats, 8 nfss from town mean
Buntin's station
me residences en- Shelby strses sbO. se7srs, vacant
tnne residences On csurt street several vse.ns lots
81 Iaid street.
sevessi residences ard vscsnt lots n vance street.
. store houses on Kan street
SeverelbLidlng lots o. NAN street.
s new houses.f to6 rooms Fach, near Ssnuel NoshySs
3EsE houses On Unisn street 49,
In Sdtiti0n - tie shove last. We have approved and M
Improved properly al lover the ely, and seves a hundred
thousand acres unimpr0ved lad IN Tennessee, Mlssis ~
pi. Arkansas, Louisiana AID Texas, and vii Il On SO
10 years tine, without any cash or sxchsng tor other
propar1y. R0RlG8oN OUKG
Resl Estate Brokers. Is Nsdison strsst: g rtstr2.
aus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03
'T6mMIfrf;at Mlaitsfs.
sEEFHIs pAILr 80 orrIog.


oo1Tox-16s naka sss nst nss.y yatsssag, the
naesip ia sspisE eos "a BY 81 Lots. spsrtias
Is Eetek - busiusfs Wye ssssltd th=us " u ~
elruasianre to " operate fof a dsctee," 70 the amount
o. N e ghth. Fae'orsg e1eriTy refused to Hten to any
psssoslgel- , AIeln-aol, a-dpriefsE emaiE-
nt-ah d esanEs me DIS We harid wr sbsiss
at us; gso ct y >nd 9ot a. isA. Some ESQ bales
charged haues.
Ibferi3r........ 7 ~ NIading..=-.-n Gus
e s5s eTIs g sisanns Fsi1...iaT@isH
Low Hiddnng...1O @t0s Fsir..-"."--....D nominal
1he EeTpEisa md qbioTsrroad, on Fridsy, pfcusht q
n aBioWnvIp. iospsiss5 SAs.on, - Essaa, 30
GALWAY, - Eheey, 81 totai, ia hales.
The CHARLESTON road bronthtss5 bales
The NississiEpI read brougat foom EhHs's station, 5
blIsa Home Lax, Isi Hernande, tsj coidwAtsr, Isl
senttebi, rs Como. 1876 saudiss a Psnei4 s.; total,
s5I bsl4 RAD receipts By railroads, odO5er 1, uaa
bales.
TIE Svon yesterday took Gu. for St. Luis, 4t2 bses )
the Ee9zomy. for the Ohio Diver, $50 bales the Dieksy,
Tor St Louis ZOOS bsiss; totsi exports By rive, In
bales.
The raIrolds, a sreported BY Us yesterday, brOr GIT In
during the maaih OF sepienser, sens bales. The e1-
ports by river Tor the same month, were. 70 New Or
leans, s.ClOi to 81. Lois, 7.ie7i to tie Ohio ri'e-, 2ofsi
total, S. IS bales
The KeE rork Herald, Of September 2stb, ssys The
colt p mafketeIrtnu d 70 rue ouiet ye t.fdsy Shns
The sais resched a5ost : 90 bales shut 1850 o. which
w-re sold n trEustfu The market ciofe1 nrm 81 lake
for midding uaiErds. IRE Trsult a. The growing COP Is
nv Led IN az. riainty. AMI is a QUESTION Of iats or ear
D. frs-t tnffretd N Inn stores o. rain End Ulnt Un-
a. akul ing frost has ccc1rrcd, spculattyla rezarding
tbs yie dof TIE crop mus DC resaael Win alstrust To
have 81 svsrase yied VII Hquire sene-sl open wsEihsr
Eua alfH Nrlaf. H..." """
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03
Spefiai- 9Btitfs
CAUTION 10 THE PUBLIC.

Aftsr several ysNFs experiment. h The manufseture Of
Gin, I fortunately tuocseded, IN the year 1875 10 nakins
a discovery in rs manufaeturs, B yshich Il vas deprived
Of its send and iuaznmstory properties, and rendered
perfectly pure.
Gymanufsctoy Is At seheidtu, Holland. After sev-
erAi months Tsaeslsn what aus 10 give It. I ~Htroduced
Il to the American public under the tiils o. WOLVES
sCHEIDAh ARONAIIO sCHsAPPs " scheidsm Is
the nsmsof the place In Holland vhtre the Gin & Dsn-
u~iset0reii "ArOnatiq." derives ils name from he ItAliaa
Juniper berry with Wtlea It Is Favored and the word
"SehaApPs Is the Gfrman for drink-eoEus. dram
wofe's seheitam Aronatle drink. No sosaer tGd my
sehnEpps been Introduces u the American public, AMI
reoeTed vim spprobAtioa, thsn he laaor-mizsrs Ct
New Yo-k. Boston ard Pfnsdsiphla started IN pursuit
vi their mixed ard Tolsoneu5 siun unfsr various
names. Ia ssveraiinstAnoss my labels have been 20 per
feotiy initiated. With Only the aiditon o. = few ettsFs.
10 plead > technical avoidance q ihs law, ard 20 care
fully prepared, ss to iuposs on sa1slsss purchasers 7
understand alarEe qasntty has been p~urchassd BY the
merchants Of NV Odesns, On ac0aut % TIE o~hfspness
81 thestuI Two D5lasTo Dr. q Er the Q1arts. and
0aa DJgar sui fen cents q doEn FOR tie Pinti. being the
Wholesale prize in New YORK. Il b n3,hins but Amci-
can whi,ty na7orrd -iih the OF Of Junlrer, aEd retae-
ei thrtS pr cent. below Fr1cf. AmeIehant Wis psrtiei
paies ildireotIy IN the fraud, By sliBs The Purols 81
tlels. Is IS much 81 onsntef As the P-.nsipal uho B.srnod
the Imposition.
Ihlpa every respectzblc citizen who Fsiuss te heslih
o. the ernmuulty IN Which bo live, VII aid ne II fer
Ietirg It, Aad exposing the unscrup1l0us uerch Mt who,
for The sakeof aftE cents, vii putin jeopardy the lives
OF the community in which he lives. Such msa shorld
be nailed to ths pHcry Of public exeerston.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03
Petition for Divorce,

hsftletS CarAsieT In The Law Ste q he C0mmoa
versus Law AID Chanrery Courf Ct
"a idCAriisle. tths city OF Memphis.
ITsFpssring 10 the Uud -rsisnsd, Cis1z snd Msster n
u Facstisns tr-m TIE Come alnanPs pefNi8E that tie
Deiendant- Daniel Garlic, ia uo1-Te-ifsnt q IN State
or Ienn-sse, and hat tn oriinzry prrozss o. Law c.n-
roico served upoH In, Do D. ordered tast pubiicstlon he
made for fOur successive usrks % he MEruH AP-
PEAL. sussrpsper plbi he'd On TIE dy n a-rshis.
Tsnnessea, Commanding h n 10 aTprar before TIE JufEe
- e1id CoErt a. ~ cnrrt house iu GeuphIg. en- he
tiRsr sOADAT IN NOVEMBER NBLT,s Bd plead, an
swcr - ctmlr 20 PIaaUfH petition. ~ q wiz - e 81
Tor oonfesasda-c @ - hearing sFpGTfe a. 10 hm.
Atest WEIGaT Clerk
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03

HoHHIBLE.-At the back Of JAHEs' coal
yard, during the whole Of yesterday, lay ex-
posed 4 most loa,hsome sigst-ths body Of a
man taken from The river. We are Informed
that (CoToasr HOME being siek) a magistrate
held an inquest on tie remains, and it was bis
duty, therefore, 10 see that the bOoy was
buried. Such a violation Of public deeency
should not be permitted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03

OFFENSIVE What is the matter at the new
building On Frost Row, below Jefferson We DO
not know, bat 50 foul a s;eaeh Pervsdsd the
neighboThood yesterday that The stores were
LEFT bare n customers, and each pssssr-by sP-
piled a HANDKERCHIEF to his nose with a face
expressive Of anything but qualification. We
saw oar active Marshal huFrying to the spot,
and doubt not be would adopt means for
shsfing fbe Nuisance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03

OFESISe-JoE's Restaurant at the new block
on Front Row, below Jefferson street, will be
opened to-noTrsw. yoE commences The sea
son with a high dash and q flourish Of trun-
pets, and tboss who give him . call will see
something worth their trouble He viii keep
roast and boiled, fricassssi and stewei, OF the
most approved style. tie cook being master
OF bis art
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03

show hat DO pains is spared By the manage
msnt OF ths GsIsty to present attractive
pieces. Al the actors become used to each
others manner Of performances, they show eOn-
sidersbie improvement. Their lighter pieces,
upheld BY the acting Of BESsON and the
HEsEI's, is very delightful
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03
Cheaper than the Cheapest !
Retter than the Resti

THE und-rsisn,d rs Just returned from the BAst
Il with q large STOCK q
Gents Fashionable Clothing,
Furnishing e. a., Staple. Fancy AMI Dcmsstic Dry
GJods, BOas. ShOss, Hats. Guns, Pistols, Gold, Silver
AMI Plsted Wafctes whica he has bougat for e s1, ard
which he Is p { and % sell a. TIE very lowest prices for
ca D Qlckszie and sm.u ursais ; ing or motto.
Oam tadeee ~ bI re purcbssing "a ewhere-one trial
win prove fne fact. A. KAUFMANE & co
seI23 No 10 Frunt Row.
A pleasing spse4rAnos IS Ire arst ietter Of Rsoommens-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03

JOHN ABLE-Uhe suits instituted against
the city aud a number Of the inhabitants BY
this individual, fer participating in an attempt
to lynch hin, are set fer Tomorrow morning at
the Jackson Federal Court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03

i CozPAKIsos-Dariug the month Of Sep
tembsr this ear the amount Of cotton received
BIZ the Mississippi railroad, as We learn from
the Obliging clerk W E. EIFEs, Esq, was g.
259 bales; durins the sane month last year the
quantity was $50 bs!es-inersass 2 zoe bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03
Collecting Agency.

THK andenamed " y hfreafter cevote ha time ana
attention 20 the COLLECTION or CLAIMS IN the
Cts CT Memphis End country Persons having claims
watch hey desire collected, VIII 1rd me - The h01se Of
c Oh h 90. No. III F1out E6E. Refer 70 Cook q Go ,
Titus n Co Al White and :. Havfy q %
srnzo I'm BLEDsOH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03

g We return our Acknowledgements to
Mr.. VIZ koCoEEIoK, Postmaster at Browns
vile, for eleven new subscribers at hat place.
Our list OF SUBSCRIBERS al that place has al
WHY'S been large, and sueh sooessions az thess
encourages Us to hope hat We are rendering
general satisfaction 70 or friends.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03

Religious services to-dsy at loi o'c'oek,
A. n, designed Tor all CLASSES and IN which
al may participate without regard to sect or
creed, at Odi Fellcws' Hall.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03

e Owing TO the Tsilroaa accident yestsr-
day, the Eastern nail did rot srrirs in time to
Be opened last night. We are, therefore, IN
able to furnish any further "details o. the late
terrible steamship disaster.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03

r Il will b. seen from The card Of Messrs.
MosBT & AyDEEsos that they have reduced
their charge for storing, ssmPling and weighing
cotton to 25 cents 4 bale Messrs. NJ. & A.
have q ~fre-proof warehouse, aad in every re-
sPees one that is unsqualsd BY any in the ely.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03

AeRoUSo-Aftsr leaving the city wharf on
Friday evening with an immense load, especial
" Of passengers, The Hi struck and suck at
Presidents Island below he city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03

OUR FLAG Is THERE-Ths Worshsm House
this day displays a splendid new banner from
its cuPola. Long may the stripes snd stars wave
above and prosperity bring wealth below.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03

LOST AND FoUEp.-MF. WILLIAMS, a few
days ago, in 2 mysterious manner lost a ring,
which he usually wore on his finger, in his own
residence in South Memphis. He infornsdthe
police of the occurrence, and officers WITT and
SIXTH proceeded to make their Investigations.
They learned that q negro girl ten years old
bad been in the house pe5dling vegetables, and
that Nj. WILLIAMS bad his rirg of THE time,
while be washed bis hands. They found the
girl, who had given the ring TO her mistress,
pretending she had found it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03

Gen. REUBEN DAVIS, n. c. from tbs
Aberdeen (Miss.) District, lie in town. He is
stopping at the Gsyoso House.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03

e MT. ?. sMITHwIcK, an experienced
CLEAvEs & VADES, ssd nay hereafter be
found a. their large end elegant establishment,
Union Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03

DIVINE sERvIcEs-L1theran Church On
Main, bstweea Market and Winchester streets,
Rev. Dr.. G N. GoTscH, Pastor Services at
10 O'Clock, A. Y. and 3 O'Clock, P ii.
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Petition for Divorce
EHHia s~tavsnlon,

Csmmsn Law snd Chanrery
Earev Y. stevsason- lcourio OF EeuPals, Law Side J
r. his cauEe e. spPelrinE 10 The Clsrk and Master In
i vacation BY the E~stitloR Of plaintiff that the deter
dan Is { uon- rnfident OF the STATE q Tonnes % is
therefore ordered b Tie said Clerk md HsEter ihat pUb-
heauon Be made four successive weeks In TIE kEaPHIs
DAILY APPEAL = newspaprr publi he'd n ne ctr Of
ne phls. requiring the sal d-feaesat 70 appakr at The
November Term cJmmfncing on the drst Monday 10
koTenaber next and plead, answer 81 dsmur 70 PLAINTIFFS
Yeution. CT the same Eul be taken for conps-ef ard set
for hearing ezpcFfe-
MARCUs J. WEIGHT, c & II.
By A J. WHEELER. ID. @ 4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03

lEoEEDIAEIsM-Ws learn that On Friday
night an sbo-tiTs attempt vas made TO fst Ere
to the dwelling house Of CaPs. SHIRLEY Of the
Ksh Frtsbee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03
DIED,

In tins ely On he nornlng Of Ce.Ober ? 1855 A. the
residence Ct g. }. williams, RUTH infant dsughtsT o
Joseph ard Caroline williams, Of west BHtsn RoGgsi
Ia 4, ased II months AMI 10 days.
Ths Ava anche o Teauesied tocopT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03

The DIcKEE-This favoriis steamer left
last night with a. immense trip. She bad a
Thousand ard eight b alss Of cotton and a very
full trip OF passengers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03

BETrEA-We were glad TO see ESQ. HOESE
at his POST again last evenings be has been sick
for several DAYS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-03

WHAKFMAsTER's REF5ET-fbo whsrfmss-
tsrs reports that during the Month Of Septsm-
Der 6 ,255 bales Of Gotten went out by the river T;
during the sans tine 9 SIS bales we're brought
in BY The three railroads We thank Mr..
WOLFE for a copy Of he report.
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Butl0ing Matfrials
2 EOORE- I-H1IsTEAD- B. BGEKs
LUsMBER F.4RD
Great IndHoement 70 Builders

LUMBER AT REDUCED PRICES FoR CASH.
VkLLoW PIEB, Poplar and Gan SIN. Tolst and stud.
a. mG Heather-oo4rdins sad shesting; dry. wlfe
ana Sieer White Pines Cypress snd Poplar, ~ and 2 n
mica trsssed, yellow. vhfts, Pine, Poplar and c.,
EloortnEi dressed Ceiling. Also e large a-ss--fe1t III
nhtnsles ana he.e1 Hnd sawed Cedar. OF al sizes. All
orders ron = distance, ~ac0cmunniod b. ~ - -
thro.gh merchant promptly attended 10.
B4tturs souh ste CeEtre Landing. WashinEfan street
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