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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-20

A CROWDED CIrT.-Our city continues to
be crowded with strangers. All our hotels and
boarding houses are full, white our principal
streets presentth appearance Of great activity.
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ind and merchantshle articles Nhe1 the rails Is By re-
> l. additional prices vil Be requirsd5 n ief-rior, e
ro3oIti0uate descent mus. BE m1ds In I'll Instance.
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A DANeERoUs SIDE WALK-We invite The
attention Of the proper officer to the condition
Of the sidewalk on the east side of Second
street, between Madison and Monroe streets.
II It be not soon attended to, a broken leg
might forcibly emind the corporation of the
neglect with which they would be justly
rharraahIe.
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To Ladies!
MRS. ROBINSON.

Al MadisOu-st. two doors East o
CLARK7s MARBLE BLOCH
TRATE VI FOR TIE T-y Ibsal patrons-e q which
VI she ha- been l1us a Ecip1nt. from both city snd
ocuntrFr bss 20 o. ncu-cs o. Ler rarr1uF sls the aties
generally thzt she O. 1rw rrttsiug hlr al and Wtutsr
Gods. eone siHE OF every description Of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODSI
WI ch, rorrioh-css OF mstcriai elegance n styls. sE.
tent and variety, ss vo-thv a~ftauflon. Her
FALL AND WINTER HATS.
Consisting O. Ecivets. Ch.ueHr-, Pitts, Fl1e ErFlish
white frEi1s. 8-rsEs, &C, an cg he Iatest imporfa-
ticna. ami unsurFasFfd On this C 1HfrY.
Eibbons, TrimutcEs, BEAD Dresses Flowers. Wresfhrs,
SID B~a-qvets, In Eeet v~aricty-hom Hose CT great
beauty 70 the p'&fu Fer gcods VIII Be cpen for infpec-
ton and sale on
Thursday Morning, October eth,
On which 0c-asisn. and t~hergaf-cr fhs EtIbs NEST hay
py "a Wstt upan her ola uziroz=auf 7Ech ether lsdi-s az
ma honor her win a c-u oc5-ZE
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HaIIet, Davis & Co.'S Pianos.

| CEFERAL PIANOS iust received fr-m the celebrated
- establshmelt q Et-srs EaLe- Davis g. Co B-s-
ton These Pianos have M 5mcr0Tgt Irln FrHme Pa
tent 7uspensi p Bri'r- srd French Ec-ion. For touch,
tine a1d c~urabllty. they are rot surpassed. For sae
very low ~ Trc7l MCETNNET & co.
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Great REDUCTION ia Prices OF FIspos,

| 4 TTORNEYS At Law, Solicitors 10 Chs1Cery ami
| = General ColeetirE AGENTS. gscEt0, Kiss WUEive
/ prompt attention % z1 bu-i8ess conEfcdt % then protee-
| sGualy. Refer 20 ID past a. z1 itcx 70 The future
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NEW ORLEANS, October 10 Arrived, ships Rome
Cara wheeler, PTinceton and SAN Lscke from New
York. sBd Celestial Empire from Liverpool.
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60mnfrfIal MlattRrs.
ssHPHIs pAILY SFEzA. os !

CorroS-ns markct Sc sesy brisk YESTERDAY 10
eOnlrquelc a fhg HesEy as mi Etssd'res of ne
msrsst n Esw Orieaas- cay rs7iSua % rep'risa
By iaosrspa yesterday nOuHiuF, nguFos we're no s'''1
thsn on Mondsy and saturday, but brokers' cane forward
sbd yielded 70 he demand Of the uoior mo's freeis than
he dsy pseyious, ard sbout : sos balls ehaased hsnds
Is reported 10 u Il the feli0wing nsurs; 81 At iokcisJ
ioAt iok ; Iiss st n 1If HtnHi fTs at II a.
as s st 1875 tna IS balea az hA esnisi which
shows that II AID 1 = cents are he Fs-irg nsuTes.
There bsing NJ change in the prizes from the dsy previous
anr nn-t..inn. y. c.-rrrt "a are - flloEE.
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West Tennessee Division Fair com
neneed at jackson yesterday Our reporter is
10 attendance and win supply us with reports
Of its daily progress.
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All ThOse

WHO are rnicted vita any chronic disease considered
i~searabie, VIII receive a Lsttsr giving Information
which VII insure q speedy and -psrmsnezt cue b. ssls-
Ing Their names and one stamp CO p-spsy pgs ass) 70
D.. B FsOTE, the celebrated ChrsEie Physician. ard
author o. " Medical Common Sense" sarsfozs Springs,
New York. seu1s-dswsm
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ZEE DAILY APPEAL.


COUNrEsFErr ScsEIDAE ScHSAFRs-We
beg leave to call the attention Of our readers
to the advertisement Of UDOLRHO WOLFE, in
t0-dsy's paper.
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Telegrapatc Markets
INV YORK, Ostsbsr is.-ostt1n closed buoTEnt MID
cling Otssns y IS lsi Mullins uplanss 10 is seioS
corn sszc mixed es9T0c.
CINCINNATI Ost5bsr 10 Oats 5s955c corn sos b.r
Icy 75,. Marksts generally unehsnsd.
NEW O~RLEAEs October 10 SAILS OF OJtton to-dAl
s.co1 bales; ssies for three days 28.OOObalsEi receipts for
fhree dsys $685. stock in New Ouears I7s.e co bales
sgalnst III 600 last year. Prices same hut quotations
unchsnsed; MiasinE Orisans IIN@IIai sugar, generally,
exc molssses, olarin d s9ci corn sun st Tsci bsgsinE
raar. freIrht 10 Rnstna 4
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COMnIssI0N M~ERcHART,
and 1IaTf-T TT
Produce Dealer.

Noaz9 Madis0a Street, Memphis.
nNRrI0ULAR attention given 10 ths sale a. EVER
Il sp c.es o. Proiuca ezert Cotton. Also. Agent Tar m.
P. WILLIAM EAeoEe, FLOWS, EHEBL8lR-
= ON past s~xpsrienoe IN tie Produce Tine, / latter nv
SCI hat ! csn siFs Ire nost ptrfs1 satisfsctien = thpse
vie nsy favor ne vith ths.r hu1lness. Ressr Il Her-
ea-ats EsurHlg1 ? sepso-dstvit nj
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AND FITS
nr -

DR.. o Phelps Brown,
THE great carer o. CONSUMPTION, was fer several
years 50 hsdiy afflicted By DysPepsIa. that for e part Ct
the tlne be was confined to his bed. he Ess eventually
eurad by a prescription faraisbed by a Eoung e~IIir7Oy-
aat gil. This prescription, given b. a mre chld,
vale Is stste q tran>s. has cured everyday who b=s
taken r. never having hlud once. Il = equally A. sure
IN essessf Pits as Of DysPePlis. ne Ingredients m15
be found N any Drgg Store VII sind thIs VARIABLE
prescription TO Eny person on reolipI % one stamp -
pay postage. ArdIess,
DR.. o PHELFs BROWN,
no n Grand st., jersey City, MI
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NChPdegFe OF FNre

EROE Memphis 70 EsshzEo1.--------...sza o.
II Hoe srrirg s-.....-...-....- - ca
Is %
From Viessburs 70 WsshirEt H.-..-...-.--...az %
Ho- crrlr = %
NaL- sss.---a--.-=-ss-sss Is %
For IhrouEh p kets CT ne Stove lie. apply 10 the
clerks q steamers Bsu.cI Blcue and william Gsrvln.
or 20
THuG- VILLAINS 4 q Ag.uts.
% Q wards Row. EemrhIs Tenn
CET~EsTER, RESIDE 4 o
Prcp~lrtcr o. gre sfcve stage Llne-
n Plank roaf f-m Gsine=f Lending across the Ms
sissippi Bottom fs In -1af order. seB4--f
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EdmOndsOn & armstrong.

Edmondson & Armstrong,
wholesale sns Retail Dealers IL
HIDES, OIL IND LEATHRR
20. at kAIN STREET,
Opposite Court SquaTs-Sign Of b.
@ q - - IA GEdEEn1
< Z constantly % hand 8 fun asso7 5aen. G fsrfid.s Il.
their line, o~onsltizs IN part q French ssd American
Calf Skins, Hemleeh and Ost-Tsnnei Sole Lesther
skirdRss, Esrness. Bride. Wax and KIP Upper LaE.hsr.
Bnsmelsd snd Patent Leather % su kinds; Psd. HOG,
Channels, Deer, Lining and Topping 5Eins Also. : FRI
assortment o. ssddlers'. 5hoomEkers' aRs rznners'
Tools, sc. ssdHeJ Hsrdvsre ard Rsrnoss Mornings
Of every vsriely-to Which ~ respectfully invite
the attention Of persons buying 10 oar line
suEca-dtwHwiy
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JUST RECETTED
AND
p o r. SALE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

QUININE-lOOO ounces, pure.
LARD OIL-sxtra hns-IO barrels.
FISH OL-pure-2O barrels.
TANNERS OH-any quantity dssirsd-On
hand.
LlNSEED OIL-pure-5 casks.
MACHINERY OIL-hHs and ehssp.
ROSIN OIL-5O barrels.
FRENCH ZINC-in Oil-lOOOO lbs. very low
SNOW WHITE ZINC-1O, OOOibs. w~arran'sd.
WHITE LEAD PURE-in any quantity.
sPTS. TURPENTINE-5O bbls just received.
ROsIN-eOnmon and Whites barrels.
FRESH DRuGs-A large assorimes, IN store and
daily arriving
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LAND FOR SALE.
Negroes! NegroesI Teoroes
Hare Stolen.
Fine Arts.

OUR ARTIST. Professor R~HsMIH6TOE. ha. ust p
~ tunnel from the eastern cities, and is noE prepared
70 take all the newest styies Of Pctufes kno1n "a tbs
photographic ~odd- Can 90 The Karbls Eiock.
sspit-csv R.H. CLARK 100.
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CocORine.

Asinsie application rendsrs the Hair Cno matter how
stta and dryJ soft and ilOssy for s vsral dsyr. Il Il
conceded hy all vhs have used It 70 Be hs beat and
ehsaPesf Hair Dressing IN ma p0rld. Prepared By
JOSEPH BURNET s co, Boston.
y Fsr "a . ~ MANSFIELD 4 Co. add ssAisr.
generally. ocIad twin
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st. LOWS, Ooioser is.-Ihs steamer Flyiao CisHd
sunk {. the TTh At Devils Island The steamer
Rsd.lph sunk At Goose Islzns-bofh wilt probably Be
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United states Mail steamer ".
= EaHnVer

J Woman Master sAM WOOD, Clsrk,
TONEECrS refuarlv. - EapCIecn, ~-zn-
u ritb white snf ArrE-z a. river Nal fE..
seats. Leaves Meurhis every Tur8- E
lsv ard Saturday Fa-rerEerH canaE
leosivc thr01Eh tickets 90 any pointer Whlt-or ArEzr-
sEs river she wants of al doing business white
pacset vii b. promptly attuea1 20.
ne Lsrgey connect= 90 Memphis win the Louisville
ard 81. Lcuis pscsets.
NO z. ROGEas. AErut.
susSm 8Fr5-tE Row
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Bort of Hlsmpbis.
River News.

River News
The river continues to fall steadily at THU
point, and is now at almost extreme lOw watsl
mark. The weather yesterday for the mos
part was cloudy, with a slight sprinkle Of rair
during 'he day and good indications of more
Business at the landing during the day was moi
very brisk, oa'y ole regular packet leaving
the Daniel Boone, for Vieksburg.
The James H. Lucas will be down to night
from St Louis, and viii leave tomorrow even
ing at six O'Clock for st. Louis.
The R. W. Adams leaves for the South to-
morrow at three O'Clock.
The excellent packet W. H Langley, Capt.
J.. J. Woman, with the inimitable and clever
SAN Wood in the Office, is the regular mail and
passenger stsamsr for Napoleon this day al
three O'Clock. Passengers bound for Arkansas
should secure places on the Langley at an
early hour.
The elegant mammoth packet John Simonds,
OF the home line, will leave for New Orleans
and all intermediates points this day at -four
O'Clock, positively. The Simonds viii certain
" leave at four O'Clock, instead Of six, as
heretofore, and travellers and shippers should
1893, fhrnoa1vaa .rrnr1frrI-
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TsleEraPAic Markets.

ST. LouTs, October Is.-BlveT falling with sosni sig
feet in tbs channel to Cairo and very dInouH 70 nsyt
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s-s-...-s.sWRAT Master
WILL lave for tss ablve ard Al Ak
w iutermedsts port For freight or i
passage, apply o. board or 70 ~
j RAWLINGS, Agent. -
sefg-n No. sfg Main sfr.st-
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No. 29S Main street.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
Promptly and CaTefsny oarpsuaasd,
a AND N II
BY thoss vho can bersied on as quanhsd.
H. r. FARNSWORTH & CO.
Dissolution
NnfinR

Notice.
4 VIII expose 20 pubiic sale A. he late resiaeoo. n
4 Roof. ". Tlonas n. t@osnd hAf niles from Mem-
phis, On sATURQAT, IRE ri cay q October. fsSs. fsrty
OF ATTY esd g Stock Hogs, ter=scn sixty and sevs1ty
scres ~ Cora siandiuS IN The deld n f8ts q avs sores
each, FArntnE msteria 8 ECusehold ard Ki;shen PR
nitnre, ard xefis1g other articles to tedi,us 20 we1sf,a.
F0r I'll suns znder sz0 cE=h, and over. bond VII a5-
proved socudiy VII - required Of ttspuschassrs. pay
soisfn SIX monihs sais within hsh0urs prescribed By
law. y V~OLIINTIgR kdufnisf-str-
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8sgular 8atkfts.
FuNeE Orleans
-

lob sIAokDS----..-.-JAMES ?. aNITH Master
/ WILL ave fcr The abJFs and an IN Gk
tIme5lA.e lndrss- Per freight ~
Of pagsage. Erpiy On heard ITO
J. J RAWLINGS, Agent.
Glib Hosty 4 Hnnt's Building.
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WilI be Publlshed Jane l6th.
TIE EXILES OF FLORIDA,
BY JOSHUA 3. GILDINGS.
Illustrated 'Oi& s,r fHe EaSravings.
One Volume, I2mO. 32O PIP.

THIS work will portray, with eminent abil-
L ity, the crimes committed by our Govern.
'nent against the MalOOEs who fed from South
arohus and other Slave States, seeking pro-
.ectiOn under Spanish lass. It will also show
he bad faith exercised towards the Indians Of
Florida, and be found to present true view
1f the lOng>iOught FLORIDA WAR.
The object Of the work is 10 operate upon
the political morality of the country ,by calling
forth the sympathies and moral feelings Of the
people; and its condemnation Of the tyranny
Of the Executive and its supporters, should
commend 10 10 the attention of every Amerl-
can citizen.
The long and distinguished services, high
personal character, and known ability Of the
writer, WILDE a sufficient guaranty Of its mer-
its.
The Washington correspondent. of the New
York Evening Post, who examined some Of the
advance sheets, says .
u have examined 1t with pleasure and in
struction. The work win prove valuable his
tory of important events which will undoubt-
edIy be passed over by ihote who claim TO be
the historians Of the country, either 10 conse-
Quence Of the peculiar institution which il
concerns, or because they have not the facil.
tiles for acquiring information on the subject.
To any other man than NJ. Giddings, the sub.
ject OF the Spanish MarOons OF Seminole slaves
would become complex and remote. Perhaps
there has been 10 subject which he has more
thoroughly invts igated in the course OF his
public duties, nor any that he cOmprehends
better than this. The book will cover vast
deal of important information besides that Of
which il is the special object Of the author to
treat. The character OF 0sceola, as delinea~
ted by the pen Of Mr., Giddings is grand TO
contemplate. His parentsge, marriage, roman.
tic life and noble death, make up most thrill
ling and instructive chapter in the work; and
While the WhOle is produced in the usually ear.
nest, clear and concise style of the suthor, it is
a lso beautified with romance more charming
than can be gathered from the world Of felton,
e. Agents Wanted Re every
County ia the United states.
FULLETT, FOSTER & CO.,
PCBLIsHE2s,
Journal Buildings, Columbus, Ohio.
may26, 1855
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TGs TGssHOw.-DlsAPPoMTxKNr.---Yssterday
was show day and Of course there was big
crowd In town 10 see the elephant. The wealth
sr was beautiful, aud a. the time drew near
when Il ives expected that the menagerie
would make its appearance, crowds of people
thrcuged the corners, watching anxiOusIy for
the elephant. But they looked in v,in--tce
nsnagerie vas delayed in the mud. In the
neutrality-suspicious. from sppearancss-- whis.
key, ale and pop flowed freely. A couple Of
side'shows and some venders amueed pOr.
tiOn Of the people until evening. when Hanibal
appeared on Sheep h III, and the canvass.wsg
gons drove into town. Il was then proclaimed
on the square that the caravan was tOiling with
might and main to get here, and would show
ct 81 o'clock. But dark came and 40 sight.
About 8 o'clock they made their appearance
men and horses worn down with hunger and
fatigue, OF course there wns no show, and
b?th showmen and people we're disappointed
They LEFT this morning for Waynssburgh.
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AHorHHR srO1M.--our town vas again Wis.
lied, on last Monday afternoon, BY very
heavy thunder storm. The Fsiu fell ID tor
rents, aud the artillery Of heaven appeared to
be lei loose in ell its fury. The waters were
higher than We ever knew them to bs, forcing
their way into ce'lArs and even into couple Oi
dwelling houses ...
= during the storm the house d Dr.. chas A.
Begsl was struck BY lightning, fortunately,
however, doing little damage besides irjuring
the roof Of the building. The miraculous
escape Of the inmates Of the house was truly
wonderful. The pr. wss sitting In that part
Of tie building in which is his drug store, and
received . slight shock, but, although the
brseeh was torn from fOwlng piece, which
was standing in the house, and cat, sitting
near the stove, was killed, Jet none Of the
family we're injured. II seems that the Dol;
divided, Immediately after itstruck the roof,
the greater part Of it passing of on the out
SIds.
The Stable Of Judge Trip was also struck,
the hay in the NOV taking frs, which, hOwsv-
e., vac coon extinguished; no serious damage
Vas sustained.
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oAUSHI His,-A spectator = oss ot hs
sids sAOsa, yesterday, Ioss be vsish, b. BE
being jOssIsd from bic pocket IN tbs crowd
A yOuns gsnslsnsn frO@ he sOuuuy picked
is up and nsds tracks foe hons. Some
bOdy sas him pick Il up. however, ana afssr
be and eoupsniOn bad IefI the tent, The cir.
sunssaBes vas reported to the dOOr.ksspsr,
uho Immediately called anOshsr 70 take bic
place and started n pursuit. He caught
the young gentleman on Lisbon street, On
bic way home, brought him bach to Gbs Patton
House and compelled hin 70 deliver up. The
watch vas left at the Patton House and he
Snowman resumed hls station, where be an
noancsd the Circumstance and informed the
owner where be would snd hh watch.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

THtLADkLPHlA A.
A, Benevolent Institation, estdblisked By
special endoWnsent for the relief of the
sick and distressed. afflicted Nth ViruleRt
and Epitemic diseases.
m o all persons sfIlic ed with Sexual Diseases,
/ such as SpermatOrhea, Seminal Weakness,
Impotence, Gonorrh0ea, ,Gl eet, Syphils the Vice
Of 0nonism, or Self Abuse, &c.
The Howard Association, in view Of the de-
ptions practised upon the untoit itunate VIC
Tins OF such diseases by o. scks, several years
ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, ss
Charitable Act worthy Of their name, TO open
q DispensarJ for the treatment Of this Glars OF
diseases, in oil their forms; and togive Medical
Advice G'atis, to all who apply BY letter, With
description of their condition, tage, Occupa,
ton, habits Of life, &c.) and in cases of ex
teme pUveFty, to furnish medicines free OF
charge. Il is needless to add that the Asso-
citation commands the highest Medical skill
Of the age, and will furnish the most Appro-
we'd modern treatment.
The Directors, on a review OF the past, feel
assured that their labors in this sphere OF be-
nevOlent effort, have been OF great benefit to
the afflicted, especially to the young, and they
have resolved to devote themselves, with re.
newed zeal, to this very important bus much
despised cause.
Just published by the Association, re
port on SpermatOrhoe q, or seminal Weakness
the vice OF 0nanism,. hssturbstiOn or Sci.
Abuse, and other diseases of the Sexual Or
gans, by the consulting Surgeon, which y IL
b. sent by mail, lin a Sc. led letter envelope,
free of charge, on the receipeof two stamp.
for postage Address, for report or trestmenI
Dr.. George r. Calhoun, Consulting Surgeon
Howard association, No. South Ninth St.
Philadelphia, Pa. By order Of the Directors
Gao. FARcHILD, EZRA D. HEARrWELL,
Secretary. President
Oee % 1857
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BEATTY HOUSE

Nv Subscriber respestfully represents u
the citiEeRs Of Carroll county, and stan
! gers viSting carolIt0n, that he has leased
the Hotel hereto ore known as the American
House, aud opened the sane for the accom
mediation Of the ublic.
THIS house has been repaired and renovated
throughout with reference 70 the e0uveuience
ana cOmioFt VI guests.
This proprietor hattsrs himself that bic long
experience 10 this business juslifes him In ID I
belisl that be knows the waits Of guests and
that be will be able 70 crafty them.
The table vill contain the bet that town o,
country can afford and viii be prepared by
those only who have for years giVen their at
tenliOn 20 this part Of the business.
The StabHng connected with this heuse bal
al'o undergone reLuirs, and is such q 70 sat
isfy the most careful hOuse master.
Every effort will be made for the comfort o.
The public, and It's proprietor viii endeAvor q
make bis guests feel dnFiug their stay wild
him, th At they are a. BONE. To his old hiends
patrons, VITO have known and patToni1ed hiH
heretofore, be especially recommends himsel
and solicits their custom.
The prices will be a. low as they can posi-
bly, be made. GEORGE BEATTY.
mayl9, b8-Ii
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FREE GAIN. john W. Farmer, AZ
Ludlow street New York, gave s3O,S9S
meals to the poor al his free eating saloon
during the winter aud spring. Many Of.
fered to share in The expenses. but he refus
ed. Each meal lie estimates to have cost
70. John W. Farmer exhibits bis love Of
tue human kind in the practical ways and
deeervss credi. for it.
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GoLD II IOwA.-There seems to be great
excitement ip Iowa, produced by the discovery
Of gold aloag the margin Of streams in the vi
einity Of Fort Des MOinss, Hundreds Of men
are leaving their usual occupations to hunt for
the preciOus metal, which, Is yet, has only
been found IN small quantities, with no evi
dences to warrant the belief that large yields
are in prospect. A gentleman, writing from
Fort Dss Aoines to friend In this place,
thinks that more gold Is likely to be found BY
furFOWing she fertile soil than BY digging fOr
gold in that State.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02

~In another column viii be found the pro.
esedings Of meeting Of the Board Of the G..
Q. Agricultural Society. They have resolved
70 hold fair this fall, provided the citizens Of
CSrrolltOn raise, BY subscription, ffly dOllars
We are authorized to say that in case fair
s held, officers will not receive pay for their
services, - some Of them have heretofore.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02

EouHTH or JUIT silI be here some time ns1.
month, and no steps have been taken, Is yet,
tOsards making prep4ratiOns for the Obssr.
vance Of this National sabbath. As the Fourth
will come on Sunday, this year, Wha. say our
folks about having good time" on Saturday,
tie 3rdf
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02
A YER TISEMEVT rs.
Sale g Real Esiats BY order of Court.

Sale Of Real Estate by order Of Court.
q N the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1858. at 8
" O'Clock in the afternoon at the door Of the
Court House in the town Of CarrolltOn, will
be sold to the highest bidder the following
Real Estate as the property Of Pennock E.
Fryar deceased, to wit: twenty FIVE acres of
land Of the west side Of the south east quarter
Of section ten (l0) in township thirteen (l3)
OF range four AZ in Carroll county subject 10
The life estate OF Robert Fryar and Hetty Am.
FTyar father aud mother Of the deceased. Ap.
praised at four hundred dollars. TERMS
One third in hand, one third in one year, and
the remainder in two years with interest.
#sa. FRANCIS KEAN,
Admir-. Of estate Pennock 4. Fryar, decd.
By E. R. Eckley, his Attorney,
mayl9, 5s-w4 pf 20 so.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02

We learn that certain young gentleman In
kid gloves passed counterfeit ten dollar bill
N town, yesterday. TIE thing was detected,
however, and an OthCsr procured; but the
young man, after hssitatiug a short time, re
placed The counterfeit X with the Simon. pure.
Better be cau'iOus-sPuriOus bills make bad
work sometimes.