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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26

Nd Ehe fhaF gray onId have q restertd g teI
troubled h ,Seaid head, % ctlEF cru -
bat Uoud be cured, with alex headache, nj -
WOULD Be cured q ltiI alfo fttnoVe Al fla BE -
face and sLn. frcfiWoOdf Hair Elst1IlkN WI - ~
tkl3, see circular zad ana tle foliouIIilt
ANN AknoE, NoTgubgT J, less-
RRoE. O. J. WoOu-DtuHeIF have hearG tIecH seia .
the UanltEinI eleets % yuuF Hal Ut
beeEi oiter cheated by l1lEEEy lna Q1acE tositt
hair dyGs, Aos, Eas sposeo 20 plaes eur
the same category Wil Fle saiq ala eile n-14
pefed QlacE Fenrdics I'D .tI 81 ~
some slnoe. VIII son a1l. FuclI
Indtred Ire trial % yea ~ 80
my good wife, uhuft IaII had 81 ettne ysEH -
tfely Waite, and beIoFr - -i
tless her hair TtstlrrI retlit - is
bFogn color, ana Ind fflrEctru - 1eee. y =. - -
glossy ul,0n, and entirtl - lrec - 81
use IT, uot Gllip9 bucaufr rI II pfaniS llt(TlNlA
the haiF, bot because 1faIihfuli &
had and mind. 0therI ny ID 80.
yOur Restorative, wiki fI1 %
skeptieism and doutE aFllrT kf-nf
value aFG entirElY reto0el- and j
~ ana ConfdgutialY alEf5Lli0 VIZ
have theiF hair Tesiol ~ tilsa 4 T-l,r1llr
sickness age,l 70 Dor I1t1tH-ssqstst
persnus who Would have tl.I Iri.o-fg - 49,
Very n, and era : f3dger 4 o. c-s,-r
2 lIelslEll 4 Oozi set
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26

say sa &c. No. fssS o. u .,u and
Ing, IhouglIt, pTsI1 arurtly Eragt .uEo o. Hud
Restorative g has Eurard re- cIlEl11TP ANY
No douht, peFnansEu1 90 = & : 49, s-sa7t
80 ~ 3 saEsss. 3 soc lialis o.
the great n Y. Wire RaIlIuE 81
''sss 81 lSSis Y " ana ''' e =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26
SETl4lL, Ell EN73S.

ccQUNTS aeair4t an rartles fuehtsI 70 tie sasFi-
u lses VII 1e ont tIslleht - The
NJ y at1 w sI acc6lnfs ~
MAJ tle VIII " ltafed With IA tkffes
~. tdecaaI lfCLAELRSs KNOX 90.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26
NOW is THE TIME
TO. GET YOUR LIKENESSEs
Ar l13X MAIN ST. At the loot of the Hi

PARTRIDGE, in consideration Of the hard tines siifo
put mp pictures reduced prices. For proof
please cali and examine yourself He many styles
of ne cases per below the old prices
Dec. 20, 81,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26
cash ystenl

Cash ystem -
Nfhe first Of January. subsefiberE htend adept
" ing the CASH SYSTEM lEXCLUstNELH. They VII
not depart this rule under for any
parry or parties UhasoeVeF, being convinced from long
experiences that this gu Is NOT only better Tor the seef
'g as sasS LOT tue consumer MCLALLENs. KNOX co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26
FALL FASHIoN FOR HATS.

FALL FAOdIOIN = OK I11ALa % .
1857.
Az prepared 70 furnish numerous patrons ana
public with very superior quality and style o. Mote
skin which Light, eastc ol0rs ne luste OF
hnsk endurance, they nrendgr good eeI-
vice all kinds Of weather; also general aasoFtH et al
Soft Planters, French, RoekIand and HungaTian stySs,
BLACK Brown Pearl, Beaver eo0rs. Also, Mems and
BoS - Caps, % the lAteSt styles.
B1f6leskin HAS finished TO conformation measure
short notice Bring along the cash and get all
WV. JIMESoH'H,
anEaa So. s. aIaIn s.. !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26

Teas, Teas.
TINE Imperial Gun Powder Tyson, oolonE and BLACK
". A. EDWARDS BIO,
IJRRHAVEs HOLLAND BITfKRs-Jnst reesivSa BY
ID deei5 z. b. JOHNSTON. 1T6 Market Sc.
CYRUP OF INSTANTANEOUS best syrup In use, for
- coughs, colds, &e., prepared and sold by ~
ldectB =. u. JOHNSTON, lIG Market So.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26

gas Day Loagers- 1T is now anfi6nueed that
any 4 Mansfield VIII stay one day longer q, the
ael'ure House than first named Remaining
'afough the day Of Thursday I'm eonseqa enes of
lae number who wish to see her. This VIII be-
'ne last day she eansremain, having engage.
neats at Pittsburgh. The interest in her rrae,
use stsll conunues 10 spread, ana as account Of
qes success with different and some extreme
eases OF inyalidissn ard disease carried by
report among others ao are &, they al
: lee4 the influence Of hope, and seek this OPP
s I. fsgaiuing health. Her examina.
.,0as are spCken'o of y remafkable tokens Of her
eSll an learning eohdltions and CAUSES
q ones eOmpiaint s5ss,;s:}s $. S. - Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26

Alexander wullaee. 81 16 1o4 l13
1sHis Il, 6 =, g So s.
rs. IS: BsiS,5 f 81 ~ 10 iSg
list Ward Judge Hamilton* III, N. Nc
Naughten lle. Council, A. j. S@eeny* 298,
Isaac Colts 2s6, a. j. Pannell* 1873, VS.. Cos
bofn4 e64 School Commissioner; n. II. Logan,
os A. j. Sweeney los. Trustees, Hiram
Young 2Ol, David E. Donnell &c.
Cd WARD-Council, a. scatterday* 40, S. H.
Greet IFS, d. c. List 80, Jacob Berger, u, NJ.
Nelson 80. School Commissioner, A Paxton
50, John Howell 4s. School Trustees, A. P.
SoncF 1o5, A. Scatterday* 1876. w. B. Slack 10,
JIM Cline 10.
SAP wAnD-C Council, a. Jocobs* 2sl, n. G,
Artbu,* 2l2, j. NJ. Bickel* 2s7, Jas. billions
100, Wm Exley 149, j. X. Botsford 1874, S.
Brady %, John Knote* 1876, N. C.. Good, 100,
LII. Williams %, E. II. Fitzhugh 70. Alder
derman, Geo. Dulty* Sl7 [no opposition.l
4rH, wARD-Alderman, McCourtney+ 112,
BuIger 81. Council, Henry Crangle 1876, John
Claytor+ 2l5, Benz. Rxlcy* 200, Joseph Britt*
2ll, o. j. Crawford SO, j. F. McDermott 49,
F. c. Jeffers* 147, David Hammond 121, j. II.
Pendleton* 1877, E. L. Hobbs IL, Blanchard
80, Horace Gray. 12s, VIM. He6ufn ~, E!P.
"a Scboo, Commissioners. John Gil
christi o94 + q Jeffsrs "a Trustees o. j.
cr,rr,rd AZ D.v;d Ro,l& 1sa JoBb C,5vtor
soI.z RIancb,rd* sa7 r. q. LETTERS "a.
az W. .,aa.-z,a. Go lvi,son@ ono
M -. IN S.t,.s 20 ro,,o;i !.
ns- I T'IL IA o. %, - -, WINS asI
ooc ~ 49,, soz i,has,o,
C C.ss ono eS W 1 ans L. Sue. 81
W 49, Of Iso,.a,, =. III rSos Tavlor 90
go - AZ n ana u H.
'e"O0' commissioner -. - ttreu 49, =. ~
I''te,, 90 nius'ess
'Ouuy 2o", e Dullels lot' q ollc.i1ss y. %
On Sunday Ereaiho Last, an old gentleman,
resident ON Main street who has had great
terror of the aarroting business ever since that
summary system of getting money was intro
duced, and who entcrtains still greater fear Of
burglars caused n tremendous uproar in his
house under the following circumstances, asIe-
lated copfidentially by the supposed burglar
himself The old gentleman referred to. has q
hired girl and that hired girl, like many other
hired girls, has nm admirer. who sometimes Wis.
as' ~ tue ~. -
Question: tue Two mao oee'l ta'A'i'e tose'nsf ~
I'e Kilenen' NOBODY knows @ast ABOUT phtli tne
.oSS s'rgeS WE'VE "hen the g'tl went down
l.s esieF 70 &c. her toyyera some apples
,s.'s n'u' ai0oe IN l.1e ussI9' Ane e'Fi IN net
4'aau, lnavlns no hgnt' the more shame ne. 70
"OH 81 eheth1 MADE qufts a.noise oy SUMMING t'5
1s' s''e po!s ana kett.s Sii'es8 asoke ltie gen
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26
HATS AND CAPS,
Music Muatc !!

Music Music
IST NEW MUSIC, nt received morning: ThalheFg
WaliSes, tantinople 1nadFies; Rescue
Spanish FandapgOs. lhiopiah Polka 1aarie; anvil Che
from n Iluett: Hear Me- kuEaa Days
Gone Bye my, EntFanenRf Ggutle Mailer;
Ny New England H0uei Our Good Old frends I'm Poor
Old BatceIbF Old Ironside4, Lauas Cotta We Praise
Thee. oh God tuoV2ll - PAYNE 4 CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26
Wondcrful Gurel

fsf 81 MElPRIs TKSE., Nov. 2Sth, 1851 /
Thereby certify that having been bSlly bruised and
scade by thsexplOsion nj Steam Bole friend induced
to try BrakBs Arctic IMMINENT, The
extra ted frothe schlds, and la very short Time all
the pain gone from the bruses In two weeks WaS
well, and able 70 Tesume my business.
HENRY ,HAYBRSKLLL H.. residenee jackson 1tTegt. !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26

MalS 1f1is hs4 ola llniments hand, WI IN
70 but do YOU
fdse Ask for sRH GIGS ARof96 liz
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26

orally, Of the city, Is invited to our stoek q blank
Books. Fancy Staple Stationary which . At this
lRrEe embracing greater TaEittg he
We have stu hand large stock Of WOoltn Com
forts Chdres Tamas Hoods, Ladies' and Cent? Winter
Gloves, &C.. upon all Of which, The advances,
VIM reduce the price. LiAn9l PAYNE 3 co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26
NATIONA.L HOTEL,
BETHANY. VA.
RI. JONES, Proprietor.

NHis house has recently rglfd, greatly elnFgsas
and now olerato NE foitnlntt eGeeEHt ass
eoI ll0datIons. ne sfdblng lbs btGt elaraeteE.
Hotel teeenlF pallld into tE Hfdoi III pfess
propgioFsW BI 6ralF ne pailsto lloFd tss iuhs
's ss sSs e T sss a Isl a'se
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26

5,h WAnD.-Alderrnan George Wilson, 209,
Henry EchOls lOl, j. L. Newly. So. Council,
Henry Hubbard* 22l, Andrew Wilson, s81,
James Wilson, 1885, Fred Norton 227, Charles
Ceclt SOs, N Wilkeson* 8Os, JAS. Sweeney 81,
G. W. Moore 81, w. Roland "a, Thos Taylor 6s.
School Commissioner, NJ. D. Reeds 2s6, II. Nc
Nechen So. Trustees, Robert Pratt* 246, John
GOudys 25O, 2. Guilett 1Ol, j. Gilchrist jr. 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26
FAI,LasTYI.E SIIK HATS.

WE have ust received the Eastern cities the Pan
wv style Of Sk Hats exceed n duIahi-
OF shae have Eetolofe intro
iuced, with tie F1tbIe Hand, that they win 1t the
heSd perfect qod - Iill
dysC- 70 call IN atthe corner q
.1EiOn and NainNtFeeG9s
7a=a.lelS. elr5s5s lz74s 3. D. HARPER 3 SON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26

L00k OUT .1oF ''9ageDaeNt Justice and Equity =
MIR. Hamilton, superintendent of our steam
press, was yesterday elected Alderman in his
QsD Ward This is handsome compliment TO
Mr.. a. by his neighbors, aud one every way
merited by him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26

se Cheaper than Ever.
REAT DIsTREssand heavy losses in the East lsliEead
W Stock, Bank Stock and an goods forced the Market
and sold ~ Fn0us prices te Importer and 1ahuiaetuI
have just from the EastFFt sea aDd have
purchased guUds Fdnous priees, and offer %
my customers rnd the public genetay, goods made up .
order, COuts Pants and Vests IN the neatgst most
fashionable clothing lover they
have ever been market. You win gtt fne
clothes the you hare heretofore pad for
CONC and buy 81 [oc26l &. q. ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26

5MAfSfNEs
IllkA4Alhsuq Tsdf
GssAE ca
,.--g---.-L.s5sE eIeeG
--.--s..-r.s-.taibttSs
- Ell Ez scr -neg
lianaeed b. some o. the
y tie ely 0fNeW fGfk@
W. y, PETERSON,
~ ] vllIlii
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26

This inc9mprehestple Linlnenti upon which the great
mass afflicted Of all lands rely for relief from
the pangs Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia Gout, Eryslpeas
Cancer Scrofua, Spfans suises, Burns, Scads all
euuneous diseases = rapidly suPtrseing All similar prep
aratIous prSpTetors give for the
sufferers, the following memorandum OF Few OF the
derfu effected by during the past few months Ger
thcates nom the parties named in the possession OF
the propritors but their length precudes publication OF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26
-. EXCHANGE HOTEL -
Corner Main and sixth Streets,

This large House has Jast besH shelsuShiJ rsaeEal
ana repaired. OpSasd fOV -, ISL chaIgss e = D
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26

.ene5EPT9FS:oo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26

s(SOO DOLLARS worth Shirts consigned 10 me,
Oy count Of WOa u nay concern, either Whoeslie
retail, cheaper than the cheapest, being superior
white be sold astOishug prices bF
uOv6 a. 81. ADAMS. No 80 wqtst g.
"A IL tls sizes DFayips PaPyT, jnst rseeiysd p
"A oe41 FAAAE ecu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-26

$500
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( Bdkef 3 o.. 60
HesHnS0oai set
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-25
C.llirs spLrit. fr.n u. va.iy pssp.

gaAAAAA eEAAAa AAAA AAN No1Ag 01rks
from the NSshvIle Tnionl
Oar venerable and much esteemed friend Of
the Memphis Builefin has lately engaged him
self in the labor Of love-Ofc calling to life "the
old Wing party Hopeful and tfectionsts,
he sees signs Of life where there is really moth
ing but rottenness and decay. Tue bleak winds
Of December, blowing owe. the sandy hillock
in which is buried the body Of a once fOrmida-
bic organization, to him are spring breezss
upon
a bank On which the vEd thyns gross;"
and as be sxbumss the long fostering corpse,
loatbsome to other eyes, he declares that
70 On the cold eheek Of death snIss and roses are bend
AID 6ssuty immortal aEskes from the toub -
We can excuse this hsllncination in our
venerable friend Of the Ballefin for be was
not present consenting to the death OF the Wing
party. How mourufully. when bis former as
socistes "resOlUe3 that-the Wing party was
| sead,p be cried, " OH Absolom, my sonF" we
have not yet forgotten. And the monomsnia
which affects him with the idea that the Wing
party again lives, is as harmless aud almost
as affecting as that Of the afflicted mother who
continues to see and to converse with her dead
child, although the grave has long since hidden
such sight from all others.
For sons others who talk Of this rssurrsc-
ton OF the Wing party we have much less
charity. Some OF these who helped 10 Kill the
party are among these rssurrectiOnists A
notable case tas lately occurred 10 the crimi4
nal Jurisprudence Of tbis State, wherein a man
himself wrote letters back TO the place Of his
former residence that be was dead! He even
wrote where his body could be foundl It is
said that the friends who exumed the corpse
recognized the clothes as those Of the missing
man, but the body was that Of an unknown
stranger. The late Know-Notbing leaders
would have the public believe that it was such
a trick as this that was played of IN 1885 /;
that 1t was only the old clothes of the Wing
party which were then buried while the body
has been all the time roaming the country, and
IL now ready to be fitted with a new dress, and
to take its place again &C a candidate for pub
lie confidence and hOnOrs. There was no such
trick. The whig party was killed dead BY the
Know othings. It's death was public, and the
body was fully identified BY the spectators.
There is no resurrection for it, and If its slayer
is to be punished such punishment must be in
ficted BY the Democracy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-25

FREEDoM OF THE PREss.-I am one Of those
who have been much assisted and hercely at
lacked BY toe press. Throughout my life ]
have greatly employed this engine By placing
ny IDEAS publiSly before the eyes OF my eoun-
try, I first attracted her attention sod esteem.
During The progress Of my career, ] have ever
had The press fer an ally or opponent, and |
have never hesitated 10 employ is weapons OF
feared 10 expose myself TO its Jews It's a
rover which I respect and recognize willingly,
rather than compBlsoTily, bot witheus ailusion
or idolatry. Whatever may be Ss form OF
government, political life isaeonsts1t struggle,
and It would give me no sstisfaeticts-l even
say more-l would feel ashamed OF hacing my
self opposed to mute add fettered Advertisers
GaisOf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-25
aRRETTNRE 81 - lied

The Tattoo beat Of the Old Year Is begin
Ming to sound. The year 1855 is on the eve Of
dissolution, sad very soon We shah hear me
R,vsilfe of Anew Year. Thousands Of hearth
stones win this morning witness The pursst
Of earthly plsssurss-the most oisintsrested Of
esr.hir trlbutss-the most acceptable OF all
oasrines-the pleasures Of rs-union-ths trib-
utss Of unsupported love-ths offerings OF a
Genuine affection and friendship. There Is no
season Of he year that bears with it kiatlieT
testiments or gentler emotions. Home and
frisnss-hs absent ones and those who are
present-zre kindly remembered. Il is an an
nirerssry founded upon the strongest emotions
Of humanity. Its associations and its customs
appeal directly to the social synpathies, The
religious sentimsnt-the domestic ties The
event which gave it birth, the history Of nearly
nineteen centuries, and the strongest Of human
svnpathiss, combine to eOnsscrate 1t and &c
reader ias observance co-sval with time, ane
co-evtsnsive with ChristeHdOm.
Let it be observed in a proper spirit Let
reverence, humility aad thanksgiving mingls
with the symbols Of fsstivity Ssd soy The
scssss % The pas, year have beea to each in
divisuaI heart chequsrsi Eith alternate shsd,
and sunshine, smiles and tears. No existence
is 30 placid that a ripple does not sometimes
disturb its smooth and CLASSY surface rhous-
Rnds have gone down 70 the shs5oWs Of the
tomb since las. We celebrated this anniFersa-
~. Happy is the household, that To spectre
Of sorrow, misery or NO, has not crossed
Thrice blessed is the portal across which no
shadow has passed
The recollection Of gloon, inst escaped, adds
rev value 70 the sunshine thatnow smiles upon
the threshold. Yet the sunbeam can not chase
swsv The tears that will how unbiddsn from
tas f~ouasaIn Of human feeling, when We return
70 The meaitations OF the loved and lost Tine
nav subdue, but may not sHsce those sad sx
perisness that give to each heart gentler
throb. and teach US al to look with pity upon
tas misfortunss Of our nsighbors, and to lose
our single sorrow in the aggregate woes CT TIE
hpnan race. These experiences prepare US to
greet each other with cordial sympathy when
ever The world throws Of its gaTh Of ceremony
and casts away the wrinkle Of care.
L prepares Us, On Christmas morn, to eK-
tend tie open hand and to send forth from the
heart the cordial greeting Oar readers, when
we have visited on 80 many returns OF this
bonny morn, viii knew how 20 appreciate tie
spirit il which We wish them health, haPPi-
ness and q joyous return Of the day. Never
have we extended that beaedietion with more
heartfelt sincerity than now, and never nay
tie day return when We nay not be able TO say
to The kind friends, who have supported ne
through evil and through good report, and Who
still extend to Us 80 liberal a pa ronsge and 50
many good wishes, - We are unfsignecly CRATE
full, good friends, and we wish you many and
-srv return of this royous anniversarv.o
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-25
FOrIy-One valuable Negroes.


Among faid neEroas are blacksmiths, carpenters,
houss snd neld b nis Of every description.
ALSO-At the same tine anf place. I viii proceed TO
sell 70 TIE highest bidder al 81 the ~peTishable property
II every s~scription baouEirg 70 said estate RENT ming
IN old. to-Wlt Thirteen mules one horse and colt, one
pair II carriage horsts, one - die hsrse, ten head q
cattle, eighty heal q hogs, ose Wagon, one set o.
TlBWs ana gar, one set o. blsc smith tools, one lot Of
cotton scrapers and hErroWss one set Of hoes and axes,
one sod cotton gin, one family carriage and harness,
four feather beds. Eteads and furniture, four chairs,
thue wash stands one writing dosk. one c0mmen safe,
one divan, two sofss, one centre { be, one lot 81 books,
two baresas, two cocks, one set Of candle sticts, ave
pair Of sndirons. one table, one lot 0f tss wsitsrs, one
lot Of table var 0nslot o. spinning heels and one
dae Piano Forte.
TERMS or s1LE.-An Of the a5ovs m~eatiouet pr.p-
frty VIII b. sold On q credit OF Twelve moths, with
interest from DAY q saiei purchasers to extcute nctes
" tn approved se unfy, except for suns o. az or lest
fer which cash vii Be required
me sale Il TIE socvs mentioned property VII
commence st 10 o'cock A. u , on Tuesday, The ASH Of
January, fs6ss and n not emp eted On that day, WIN Be
continued from day 10 day Until Completed
JOHN Q. LANIER.
113Lautia Cerf auf naater
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-25
F0Hs NRIP.

A SEAT two story HOUsB, with lot. on the -,
~ southeast orrner Ct Vlnce and fernando 65
streeis-lot. $50 Hernando. BY i0i on Vance, ECtiI
or viii sell Too feet vacant on the corner or G@A
the house and 50 feet, separately. Aito. lets I and 3
block 5, soath Memphis, adj dnings on the north, the res
dence Of Ju1ge Scott, on The blun, east, so feet frent On
Chester street, AID ruuni-g back A00It $50 fee on TreE-
evant street, to the river would Be suitable either foT
resitences or for q Cotton Shed Also, 60 acres II land,
higa snd eiEbie. IGsf south Of the Rsieish road ~
niles Z ON town 80 ne 30 or 20 acres heavily tinbered,
with plenty Of water privileges, and . most excellent
neiRhoorhaod. A bargain will be given In any OF The
above property, n aYpic.fiOu BE- made soon. For terms,
&C Epply % me. No. Z. Len0ws Buildings, Enl5n
street, or 70 Mr. George Dixon, same buildings.
Ihave siso TOT sale the two story house lately srcupied
BY Merrill, adjoining the Avalanche omoe, "a feet 3 inch
e., on Monroe street, BY "A feet 3 inches de y.
d2f dim WV. ARM0uR, II.
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Tea Betss C0Has Ums, Pitchers, GIbiets, walters,
forkst Spoons, Laflcs Pie, FHn, Cake snd Ice Cream
Kriyes5 Casters. Butter Dishes Sop BoaIs. &c.
Also-SILVEk PLAFBD Of newest styirs .,
Dah Covers, Oake Baskets, Hsst Dishes, Csnfssticks,
Goolets aud waters. an skies
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To Contractors


TNHE undersigned, having determined TO Close out their
II business IN the city OF Memphis, now CTR for sale
all their stock IN business upon reasonable terms, 10 men
Of capital, via IS nfgr0 5, oonEistins Of mf1 AID boys
Among than a G considerable num0er Of first dass Brick
Masons and Caipenters; their STOCK Of Mules. Carts and
fixtures also, their Brick Ysrd add IFS app1rtenEnces
also, their contract with the ciiyfs grading anS grEvei.
Ing the streets ofthe city also, for gathering and paving
the sidewalks ; also, viii sell our Dredse Boat This
boat IS new, and Is worked By steam. and IL capable Of
taking Up gravel 70 the depth OF IS feet under water, and
has an apparatts for se~psrstiDg the sand frUn the grav-
e as rspidly as u Is broUght to The surface. We believe
that no such 0DpoItuniIy has been presrHted 20 nen q
fnsrgy ald capital % make . fortune 10 . fsT years.
OR business for the last SIX OF seven years has ranged
from $3.50 900 - 500, COO per aunum. the aost Of which
haa been done with oar Town fore We would prefer sell
ling our nerroes and contracts 10 the same parties, n
possible. Oarierms are 6. ~ sod IS months. vita in
terest from ea1e. : ni0ubtsd psrs5nsl s-e1rity yin b
r-equired-socersd biis upcn New 0deans preferred.
We iii disposi % the above property and q ntracts, By
he lat February next. W-B 6RK1HLAW 4 co.
d2t-fm,
Missouri Republican, Nashville unisn, Chsrieston
Mercury. AugustA Com 'itutionallst and Memphis Eagle
and Enquirer. eopy daily 10 the amount q SO