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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-23
CLOTHING.

NEW G0ODS-SPRiNG AND SUMNER
STYLES-The undersigned mas received
a tull supply OF GOODS IN his line, aud respect
fully calls the attention OF gentlemen TO his pre-
sent stock as being OF the most modern patterns
and of the very best fabrics. He names IN
part--Cloths and Cassimeres OF the most aP-
proved shades and qualities; Silk, Satin and
Marseiles Vestings, Linen Drlllinss, &c which
ne will make up on the most favorable terms;
also, Marselles and Linen Shirts and Collars sus-
penders, Gloves Hosiery Cravats Stocks, Neck
Ties. and iull assortment OF Tailor Trimmings.
Thankful Tor past iavors ne promises renewed
efforts 10 give satisfaction II his customers and
hopes 10 secure good share OF the public pat
ronage. All work executed by him, will be
considered as cash unless Otherwise agreed on
10 Wishing to discontinue the Ready Made
Clothing Business ne will sell his present stock
at great bargains WM ARNOLD,
ap - Merchant Tailor No. 81 King ST
rNHE GREAT SOUTHERN CLOTHING
ESTABLISHMENT AS FLOURISHlNG
AS EVER beg leave to announce TO my
friends, in this city and abroad, that am now
daily receiving a large stock OF SPRING and
SUMNER CLOTHING, which, having been
manufactured 10 my especial order at the North,
am enabled TO guarantee them for good dura-
bic. and well made Clothing, which ! can sell
ar Northern prices, and cheaper than any Other
establishment in this city. Country merchants
would do well, before purchasing elsewhere, 10
call and examine my well selected stock OF
Clothing. which | will sell at such rates that
they again can sell them al Alexandria retail
prices.
have. also, on my last visit TO the North,
made arrangements Tor manufacturing Clothing
10 measure. at the shortest notice; which, Tor
neatness, fashion, and durability, will DEFY
competition.
In the Furnishing line | am supplied from the
first manufactures and am always kept posted
as to the latest styles.
Gentlemen. SHIRTS made to order, ard
warranted to ut or no sale. All ask is trial.
Remember the wpli.kuowu "GREAr SOUTHERN
CLoruING House. No. 100 kus street, opposite
Sarp'a haA SIMON WATERMAN
ap "-!y
VS-ILLIAM d. MASSEY, MERCHANT TAI
w LoR would respectfully call the atten-
ton Of the public 10 ais stock OF GOODS, SUIT
able for Geutlemens wear. consisting OF Black,
! Blue Brewn. and Olive FRENCH CLOTHS,
| Queercord and TricOt do; French, English, and
Scotch CASSlNERES, OF every shade and style;
| Velvet. silk, Satin, Cashmere, and Embroidered
| VEST PATTERNS. OF the latest style and best
material: also, READY MADE CLOTHING,
AND FURNISHING GOODS, SUCH as F1ock
! Dress, Business Over, and Raglan COATS;
! Plain and Fancy Cashmere PANIALOoNS,
! Velvet. Cashmere Cloth, Satin, silk, and Naro-
ma VESTS; tine Dress shirts and Collars I'm
der,hIr's ard Drawers: silk and Linen Cambria
| HanLkerchris; Gloves: Cravats: SuspendeFs,
and Half Hose with many other articles which
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ItRAND OPENING or GENTLEMEN'S
Z Z FURNISHING GOODS The snb:crlber

III FURNISHING GOODS-The subscriber
takes pleasure in informing his friends and the
public generally. that he has received. and is
now opening Ms Fall and Winter stock OF
CLOTHS. CAS>iNERES NELN ET AND
SILK VFSTINGS: also. Il general and varied
assortment OF GENTLENEN'S FURNISH
ING GOODS. all OF winch have been purchased
upon the b,s, trlG3s. - | am determined 10
keep stock OF first class goods, invite gen
tIemen to call aud examine before they make
their purchases, as am sure | cen please both
as 20 price and style. | name in part, Cloths,
all shades; Black and Fancy Cassimeres. Velvet
Vesting, OF the latest styles; Black and Fancy
silk do; Nlerno Shirts and Drawers; Silk do;
latest sty,; Neck Ties and Scaris; new style
Byron Collars; Dress Shirts, of very superior
quality. Fancy DO; English Caters Suspenders;
plain and fancy Socks; Gloves, every variety;
together with many other articles not necessary
10 uarlo in '..is list GARMENTS made up in
best style and warranted.
A. :. ROBINSON. Merchant Tailor,
No lU- kiug.sr~ oPpo. Exchange Block
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NUN FOR THE MILLION Fun for the
Family !!-Have YOU seen it Mick Max
Tor Nav, at FRENCH'S. 1t is very funny
Price 10 cents.
Grahams Illustrated Magazine for May, con.
tsins beautiful tinted engraving-"May Day"
Five colored Fashion plates; great variety OF
beautiful Patterns Ladies Department, Cllus-
tratrd) ETC., csc.
Balou's Magazine for May, l0c.
Yankee Notions for May, fresh supply, lOc
All the New Books, Papers and Magazines
on hand aP ~
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HNHE GREAT MAGAZINE OF THE DAY
AT FRENCHS Book and Periodical Dpot.
Godey's Ladys Book for May, is one OF the
finest OF the season, splendid colored fashion
plates, etc, csc.
Frank Leslie's Gazette of Fashion for May,
IS cts.
Arthur's Magazine Isl cts.
Petersou's Magazine, Isl cts.
The Life OF Dr. Elisha Kent Kane and other
distinguished American Explorers, containing
Narratives of their Researches and Adventures
in remote portions of the Globe, by Samuel NJ
Smucker, A. NJ price Sl.25.
Dr. Livingstones Travels in Africa, uniform
with Dr. Kane's Lie, Sl.25.
Roderick, the Rover, or the Spirit OF the
Wave, by Lieut.. Murrey, 25c.
Whitehall, or the Days and Times OF Oliver
Cromwell, Soc.
The London illustrated News for this week,
IS cts.
The "Misers Daughter" Soc, and "Stores OF
Waterloo" Sic, new editions, SOC. ap2l
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GU ANO, & q.

GtaNO, &C.
DHoSPHATIC GUANo.-I am receiving
supplies of NEVASSA OR BROW \
COLOMBIAN GUANO, and beg to call espe.
cial attention TO lis analysis below.
No %. EXCHANGE BUILDINGS
BALTIMORE Feb 5, 1870
a sample OF Guano from the Island OF Neyas "a,
consisting OF reddish brown grains Of pea size
and smaller, having been left IT this ctlc" for
examination, have Analysed it and found 1t
10 be- composed as follows
Bone Phosphate OF Lime. .d4O%
Containing OF Lime. .3i67
Do. do. Phosphoric Acid. ...=".3j
Phosphate OF Iron. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 66S
Containing of Per Oxide of lron... 3 SO
Do. do Pnosphoric Acid..... 3.l5
Carbonate OF Lime. ................... AL
Containing OF I.ime............... 2.o4
Do. do. Carbouic Acid ...... 2O7
Per Oxide OF Iron and Alunina (w.th
trace OF sand ....................i 1873
" ater.... .....--............' $50
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GROCERIES,, &c.

SPRlNG SCFPLY-Ihc Undersigned are
- now receiving per Schrs. Lady Suffolk
Statesman, Fairfax, Ann PickereIl, and Sails.
bury, from Philadelphia New YORK and Boston,
their Spring supply of GROCERIES, Ii.
QCORS, WINES, TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
comprising a general and desirable assortment.
10 which they invite the attention OF the trade
generally McVEIGH & CHAMBERLAIN,
NH 80 Prince street Wharf.
lust RECEIVED, and for sale, W. A. Chap
- mans and B. F. Bryerley's best Family
FLOUR Also, choice brands OF Extra and
Super do.
We are row in receipt OF our Spring supply
of GROCERIES, which we are Offering low 10
punctual customers.
10000 lbs. Valley Country BACON, in store
and for sale by
ap L. ENGLISH & BRO
I IQUORS.-We nave just received. good
| 4 supply OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS, consisting in part Of
20 bbls Rectfed Wniskey
80 Proof do
Is oneeighth casks Brandy
Half cask superior Henes:ey
casks Burgundy Port Wine
Madeira
Sherry
Together with fine stock If Old Rye Whis-
key, London Cordial, Gin, Cigars, Tobacco
Teas &c, for sale by
NH POWELL GU.
RTOTICE.-The undersigned having taken
Y the store formerly occupied by George W.
Harrison No ), Union street, wishes 10 inform
his friends. and tn public generally, that he
will furnish any and all with good FAMILY
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c, as low as they
can be purchased elsewhere, tor cash.
an 3-lm JOHN +. YOUNG
DOWDER.-A iulI supply OF Sporting and
Blasting POWER, on hand, and Tor sale
at largely reduced prices
feb ~ CAIENONE X co.
COTTON YARN-5,OOO ibs North Carroll
Ia made Cotton Yarn
~ bales Wick; ~ do. Wrapping Irvine,
tor sale b. Zap i WHEAT 4 BRO.
A SMALL lot OF nice Mercer POTATOES,
N for sale BY ROBINSON q PAYNE.
ap6
DS BONES Adamantne and TaIow Candle
r).I 80 boxes Brown Soap, for sale by
am PERRY Il PENNYBACkER
IN BBLS VINEGAR, for sale by
~ APT PERRY 4 PENNYBACKER.
GUANO, sc.
DHOSPHATIC GUANO-I am receiving
! supplies of NEYASSA OR BROW \
! COLOMBIAN GUANO, and beg to call espe.
! cial attention 10 lis ANALYSIS below.
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NEW BOOKS READY THIS DAY.
AND FOR SALE AT GEO. SiGGERS'
Book and Periodical Store, IS Prince street
STORIES OF WATERLOO, His orlcaI Romance
b. w. Fl Maxwell, price SOC.
The MIsER's DAUGHTER, Historical Romance
by W. H Ainsworh, vols, 81.
The MAGICIAX's OwN Book, 81.
LUcREzIA MIRANO, or the Countess and the
Page. by 6. W. NJ Reynolds, price SOC.
BALL0u's MAGAZINE for May, lOc
GRAHAMs Z'c.
YANKEE NOTIONS " l25c.
Nick Max, full of fun and w.t. Zoe.
FRANK LEsLIE's MAGAZINE AND GAZETTE OF
FASHION containing new and interesting tale,
called "Myra, OF the Gypsy Prophecies, price
IS cts.
MIS-. ANN STEPHENS New MONTHLY, 2Ccr and
all the New Books and Magazines. ap IL
NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, AND PA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-12
Il. o. REFEs,

]. A. MOON.
A To8EET AZ Law. General Collecting ard Land
n Agents, for the Northern and EastelE CO11tes o.
4rksnssss DEs ARC, Ark
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Steamers generally but ono day quicker than Prol
lers, ana two three DAYS quicker than sailing
Vessels from New Tork and Phuadslphia. and oth-r
Eastern ports ts Charleston and savanna And hera
few days time IL not object. from twenty 20 FORTY
cents rer hundred pounds can be saved By shipping
the latter class q vessels.
CHARLs ". ANDERSON,
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~ -
BY RAILROAD FPn7F earn.
10 CAtcGgo Dirscf IN Slzfaen Eerrr --f..-ls u---s
0 GNags o. cAazgs Of Calu Or sc7Tars
BkANCH FROM CBNTRsLIA s NOW r-.rrrr
nus sbortentIs the tine % slzta-1 bran. s' r..-,
Chicazo. eonrecti1r Efih v|-hl--e r----.. 90
"A leavinE the sane Depot f5r natr.s T..r-. =, =
-oeaester. AloEy New Tork B1sf1r .r -r rs-.r-
- A.lantie CitlrH Only two crrrra o. Cars r---r
selfo . Siagaril and three from C-r. o. f's- ~
- - i,onl Carr % Nsv Tork Iiu- fr-l rs.-- ~
- .s lof.y-nlnf hours Fars a. aF 1-f z t. rs..-
- AN y any other ruuta urras--arr e.. ..--a
ssI suhlec;ed 70 ne dslsys c,rss--s-+ Il - ,--s
90 y saort lines o. RauroscG ta-sr71 r1r- ~
80. 49, = - e.st and Eorth.
o' 80 eonnecti1E Al Chieseo WITS w.-tf--- --.s--
u u t.lns fof Ciegeland Dunkirt 49, III. -.-s 80 ~,
@ @seoSe heirosd and steamers ~ p.--- r-.---..
sleooykan &e, and with a snsnfIf Il g.. ~ 1--1
- s...,ast. 100, foI s.nlt Ste Naris L. s rs.--
i0vss re
s0s A. NJ oAieaso and Bur,s,ts .------ ---.--,
Ieis rrain eo1nse.s - onieszo --.- ..-r r.r -....
niHE EEpresss over Hichizan Caa-r-. ar V-...--
AsN forr Central Rairoafs thrsr-t b. .-.-.r 81 - Fl
Anis rain also connects a. s1rfr--r --.s 1rl- ~
alssissippi Railr0sd for s. Larfr 80 ..--.--. y
r2nA, VIII Trains q the Terra 7r--- t..- - Fl
Lolis kailrosd. for I1dianap5lis La1.sv- - -.-s
~ ge.ls =. Dceatlr- with Van Lin Ezr.a1r s- -1-7s
Dunleitni ths lstter aonnectiuz rf-r r-.-- T. --r
ar,d Naples, Aoct Island Burii1r.a1 ~ r-.---
e-io ?. H. hew YORK Evurrra Hrr--r..- ...a.-..r
stoppinE say ~ important gfrtt-7r $500 - 49,.
connecting With NAN Line Dsv Err--a ---- --s-
- AlllNAllf -
fAssensers for the Upper Hirairs.H-. "a ra -
eits. steamers of ths Duuielfh ard .r-a--- r..5-5
9onp.ny r-..y % esv- on the rrrivs- .- eer rsa
4rAia tor Le Crosse EeiwiHg So Pa-I g. F.s-----r
~ sanesFilis. and Central ard Earf.-r w---.- 49,
neei a. Frceport With rrziRE Ea-. s-1 r-aa-- -r
@ I-on taence . hadison and Central o. Err.aa W.
ne hEps and Charts indi-stirz s- --- r.---.-
s2ale . ne North ard East are -a err-e -ra--5I =
oulton ZAP Or ne Unite4 State rr -s-e -
r-qaested 70 exzmine this route fl v- 81 fr- ----
tinne cards of the Connecting R1sfr -1r .. re- r-
= = 49,
.2-llnfo Or ne Ilinols Cenfra Efl1HsH rr r-.r1 d.
Caleeso and thus forulinz sp-efr srH H.- r--a ~
- n-ee5on between thc Upr@r Essss -- u-.- s,f
- LSser Mississippi. z1ords to tta -a-.. r-r-r-
a. Ne a. ne business sttrnr--~4 H-r 1s-rrfa4
ior reaentng the North - East t-n H--r frrz -
any other route Ehateser- ne ...--s r--.
nl-nea y me Company FOR the coTVrr Hhe trs--
cling publie the pernauency o. fha road a rHH-.r-a
ne strength and elegance Of fhe E-crar am Cara ---
henl t1enlselTes 70 thdse vha ses.-s .r rs1F
eo1LorI tnd ssfefy- STATE ICONS s--ra. al -s-rstr
fiCkkTS GOOD FOR OSE TEAE. 1..t .Hl -rT-Tsrs
p y Ayins over a. any point can b. l1- b. E1hl1.
WILLIAE MOHrE. Erent
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8uiIOing DECORATIONS.
HOUSE, SIGN, IND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &c
". PAssMORE

rTTAEEs this method Of nfsrming the citizens Of nea
l phfs tnat be has perlalently ocated Himself here
10 csrv On The above business And sssures those VII
nav favor him with their patronage that All work en-
frusfed 10 him vii have his strlct PERSONAL ATTBN-
IfOs n the selection and PREPARATION Of the material
i1 as ne faithful execution o. the vork No srsr-
lion iI Be pared his part 20 gve satisfacton and
perform the Wok thoroughly, ana ~ the sane tine Z
suit ti4. taste q the most fastidlous.
MS Isnz experience warrants hin IN EsyinE that III
f.cts vii b. rli-d viii 70 the entire sstizfactoT
Of those who may patronise him They may sso RS
as.urod thst any work Erdersken by him vii BE- prompt
" conducted.
Por quancsfions he bess leave 70 refer % the foe~-
inE pereons. Cxpt G. 3 Church Capt. T. Newell Ar
VI P.,aisy Capt. J. Gosiee Capt Algeo, Mr. Phinsr
SHOP-sack q Sbeiton's Drug Stof- uy79-dIy
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For BALTIMORE, Washington, New
York, Philadelphia, sc.
Direct Through Line for the EaatI
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LIABILITg Is
s1.rr 81 PrsEarErAETA.l..

The above Liabilities siece adjusted and paid
Whole amount q Risks tax durink ne
=, - "a 5 "a
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Crust Salrs, &t.


TE DursUsnce Of zDs-e q trust exrcaisi % ne b.
I Thas Cdur essy, "a fhe fffa daTsf Octacgr.
lass Eld rec1rdel n IN Raxisiers cile ~ 1a1gh h.
BskNs q. Il5 aH iii f5r ths gurD lf -tfrel1 81
frts gi adsr b. tas hlsaslf 5idff fer cash
THURSDAY, ? bruaTy An 1881. n preulses. IN
ths CITY q nemgais Lot a. q 5ioct No Al, Co
seY street IN S5nth Memphis, win ihs tolse and Al
Improvements thsTsta beiorgmE.
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Kxpsnses for the year inciuiins ermmiss ems
salaries % cficers, rents. prin inz, pnstage.
and Z. other en.eases................ sIOs6s
DlvieTds paid durinE the 1900
Amount paid for Lcs-es that occurred prior %
Dec-mb-r ~, ld0o....s- 81
TIE s.ssi
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JOSEPH ETCHAVANE,

HOrE Lake H0"H
FORT PLC& lzs--Eiz o.
TTNHIs ols ald extensive Hlt Hlu.1 lsH 1l-- ~
i de1 hss n hsud the Iar- r. r- 49,
- GREEN- HOUSE PL ETS. CRF4H H-H. F-a
SHRUBS and EvERGREESs. toEr. .f-- -.-- ... =---
Eost exfeusiv~ euliectiou o FaUT- Ts.r o.
scriptil1s; BULsOUs ROOTS FLOWE -Hr. E- E1t
prepared 70 a. a. ordsrE- ... -l %
the laying % and 0rnam-ntinE asr1--# Oh --l
,ountry. All orders ID 'rssse9 O. ne cara rf n. g.
Hunt 4 Co vii receivs prompt attsu'l ....
nova dtm JOsErH ErHE trtEz
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Ksa.V.4 WIZ Silt

= = : % =
PLANTERS, LOOK To YOUR INTEREST.
WIS via sell No. Kanawka salt re-ucfgae1 sf q
w crnts per bu-hel, md deliver tarreie 81 lor or
deri rne kanaUha Sslf has beeu ttor71c-l- rrfs1 1
tns last few years aud has pr ved o. d .-r
curing neal. easils banded sol .s. aa 1. "a Il
taan saek salt App-y %
ssyTEH 3 Wt8EEr.
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CLERK'S SALE.

City Lot" South Half No. 4o4."
John Finly Means By next friead Thos. L. sunivSn-
Expsrte pett0n Tor sac of lot for reinvesfueut sc
DY virtue Of decreetal order Of the Circuit Court of
u Shelby county, term made In this ceu-e a. It's SeH
mber term 1871, viii on the premises on SATURDAY,
the l6th day Of J.uuay next 1885 oder at public sae
one-third cash sod the balance credit o. six
twelve and eighteen months with bonds and Eo0c So
curiy, bR-ing nterest from date, and lien rstaned
the following escribed lot In the city Of Memphis,
Tennessee. being the south half of original Let No 404
frontng "a feet inches Third street. and running
back rs feet inches 20 private sey, vel improved
and occupied At present BY Dr.. Geo " Jones.
derfO fds d L STEW lWr C1ark he
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FRcM
NEW YORK Il PHILADELPHIA
TUSCUMBIA AND MEMPHIS.
New York and Philadelphia Steamship Lines,
VIA
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.

Books ststionsry Boots, Shoes TtscHnbtss Mezpkts.
Liquors, Oils. &c m bottiesg
CAmphine. and Spirits Tarpentins
N barrels; CarPetisE, China
slass and Glassware, Cigars, 10
cases; Clock, Oonfecti0neries
Cotton Cares. Dry 6oods N box
- and bslssi Drugs. Fruits. Fruit
den seeds Looking Glasses. and
Looking Glass Plates (at 0Ener'B
nsk Oysters IN cans ant Jars,
saddiery Tn and Brittania ware
Teas aud Spices, Per Toe lbs....- - 10 - -
SECOND LAss-Hauiware
excerpt zach a. Epesided IN Third
Class. Cohss Nlls. Aachinsry,
Foreign Liquors IN bsrres and
pipes. Tobseeo In boxes, Leather
I In rolls anf box-s OILS In ba-rss
and tasks. Croekcry and Queens
ware IN crates and easks. Eics,
Whiting Plaster. sheet Brass and
C0pper pr 100 lbs-...........-. 10 Fn
THIRD CLASS Axes, Show
els Spades, sal Irons, Zinc and
Ti1tn pigs, In Plate, Anvns,
/ Tid4s cAsks q Chains and Foes,
Manila and Cotton C0rd1ss. COT
| re, heavy Castings. Nh Gearing,
Carriage Springs and A1siB Rall-
/ road E7h esis and Axsls. Chairs and
I spikes, and Rosin in barrels. per
sPEoIGL R1TEs-BGfss
Furniture and Carriages S:.si'
and other IiEht articles not rnu-
meTat-d; also. Carboys Of Ao-
Ids OF other Chsmicals, win b
charged, ,actual weight, bat af
double First Classrate. per 100
lbs--.--.-.---ss He8 a
me above rates cover AT expen ses from New Yorf md
Philadelpha 20 Memphis and ruscur1bI. ~ fi1,,i.
so1s DrAssss or EhArass charged ether Cs.estoa
or savannah.
70 Gods to al stations on he HE,rPHIs Am
CHARLESTON ROAD are entitled . through rates; All
points East q fuscunbia viii Be charged Tuscnua6ia
raiess and al points west o. Tuscur5a Meupbis rates
DIRECTIONS FOR sHIPPTNG.
Goods oT savannah should be Consigned to Arrat On
.rai R.irose and Packages marked Care Agent O R.
Goods by Charleston should BE- eouslrn.d "A 1--,t
1ouih Oaroltna Railroad. and Packarea uarked ca-s
AEest s. Q R R, Charleston g. Q
Il haFe eEery FacEage plainly markcd. Win nar.e
of ensignee destinatian and depot Of deiivsry A.
tention 20 this matter ensures speedy ds-e-- -
Veating delays and misconsiEnments =
THROUGH RATES PROM CaAuIFu-o-
AND SAVANNAH.
Persons Shippug by SAL vessels or P-onsu.-. 49,,
Baltimore. New York, Boston and PhFadelnbf, AN
ceve be fuil beneht % contracts made with snsE -
Carolina railroad at Chzrl or CentraI RaIy-s -
Savannah they vii b forwarded free Of Cozsnissiors
At the foEigEing rates;
To Tsseua6ls. To Msukpt,
First class-Psr 100 Ibs., including
Hats --.-.........-..s1 sS Al IS
Second CsSs-Per 100 pounds-.s... I % "A
Third C'Ass-Fer 100 pounts.-...-. 81 Is9
Special Rates-For light goods per
hundred pounds. 3T6 40
Steamers generally but ono dag aucter than roi
ers ana two 70 three DAYS quicker than sailing
vessels from New YORK and Phisdsiphia ~ csh--
q few days time II not object from twenty 10 fo-fv
rer hundred pounds be saved by zhfpplng an
the latter class of vessels
CHARLsa W. ANDERSON.
iunE-iy General Az : for the Southwest
For Baltimore, Washington, New
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u One square, renewable weekly, AnnuIa, go %
tuioe week 50 %
n Two squares renevable weekly, per snnuz, 90 %
a se twioe Eeek. Z" 50 o.
~ An Advertisements required be kept second
rage, cEARGED as NEW EACH DAY, ans On third page
an sevEnce over stated rate
=. Advsrtissents directed q be cspEyed or set II
large type. charged DOUBLE rates
n Yearly advertisers VI se charEed extra for oocu-
pyng space over contract and Whe1 LARGE TTFE re-
CURED to Be- used ne adTerssen1 kep on inside q
p1Per.
N Tsariy advertisers viii be chsnset extra a. regular
Htes for wants Ren's, Removals Oo7Artsership Ne
Hoes. 70 CONSUMES, &C
n rRAssIEET ADFERTIsIEe MUST BE PAID FoA
II ADVANCE.
n No advertisement VII sppesr IN the weekly paper
unsss By spsoiai contract
- Ldvertiseuents inserted In TIE FsJtly paper
oay irregular intervals IN either Of the psPers, vi
- charged q per square for eveTy tnserztSn-
~ AuuouncinE candidates fer STATE, Couzty Hnd "a
npal omoss 8 esck 10 be PAID In seEsaoe Il eTery
Instance.
~ All embellishments for Css-ttsbis Inaitutions,
FTe Companies ward Town, and other Public GeetinEs-
% Be charged half price
ET- Marriages Ezd Deaths srs published tes but
o6ituaries TTbztes Res7ect A1d Fu7oTsl Invitations
other tdvertiseneuts.
y An Legal sEd Transient Advertisements vii b
esSrgsd b. the Insertion
II Editorial Hst3oss Local Csu2n vin be charged
. cents per ilEe
ER- No deduo1on FsriEtion viz be made from the
f,reCu.ng rstss.
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4ON ane aner THURSDAY, Decsrnber ~, Is5T. N.
I " Trains On this road vii run a. fIIiorra -
The MaIf and PASSENGER ain WtI leave Neu,hfs ar
tS1nisys sEoD fd 81 500 and srrtvs a Paaois
81 SO ~.
RsturnlnE vii Paaola Al 30 A. a., and arr,v,
~ Hrmpbs a. 40M.
T1a frsiEtt ard acconncdati0n frain leaves PanoIs
.sIy (5unttys sxreptsdl o. 6ss ~ and arrive Al
Memphis at Ills ~
RefurriuE i7zve Memphis ai 100 p. n and arrive a
Panola q SO
P-raaus trsssfl1E en- IA Accummodation Train can
spend nary tr9 hours ant haR IN Meaphis and
tlrn en- the sauledzy.
Pssrnger rrsia msf-s direct oonurriion q Nemphla
Eith the Memphis and Ch sriesten Railroad going
clsa nneciigu ~ n tte Nenuhi4 and Ohio Rail-
real ina Nsrth. II also connccts bcth ways Panoa
with Stage snd from ne foloEing gases Oskland
Pvstsn snd Grenada Here making ooHnecilou WITH
STAGES fhrclah Carr ioa ard LeziuEton fhercs tie
northern termni q ne Mssappi Cenfral Rsross for
Canton, gsckscn kEf New Orlears
Throux1 ricksts tor GTsnaea b ootaiusd a. ne
Mruphis Drpat
This N shortsrt ronts End passengers irav-
ng hemrhis b. the ning traia arrive - ren ID e
sane sveniag, having daylight The whole wsy.
~. NEWELL
Harlo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-12

STATE or PEESsTLyASTA, ..
CoUSIY o. BRADFORD. (
Prsncis ryier Prs d-nt and John =. Csnaed secre-
a-v Of ths Farnsrs' Uni5n IrsuraRce Company being
sevsraiv ny deplse and stys and each Tor him
sef SAYS that the foregonx 10 true, fan and correct
statement Of the ka Of sad opostn and that thsy
are the ab5Ts d-sgriotd fa-ers ihereof
FRANCIS TTLEa, Pressdenf.
J. 3. CANfIELD Secretary.
SUBSCRIBED and svurns before MS, 1tih cay q Jan
nary A. D.. 1857 B. REEVE. J. P.
STATE OF TENNEssEE, CoNPTR 1LLBH's OFFICE,
NssHvfLLE. DeceEnher s, 1897.
ms fs 70 certify, thst IL Farmers uni-u I1surEncs
C0Hup ny. iocat-d = Athens IN the stats of Psnnsy
vania has clnpled With an the fsmenis q set
passed BY fhe General assembly Of thn atse Tennes-
sse IN March, 1855. entitled An Act 70 regulate the
agcocss Of Insurance Co7p Mrs nct ncorpnrat hy ths
si4ts q TsnnesSce," and that " KTLTON and s..
PUTNAM are the legally autnorEsd Agents q sald Com
psny N tha town of Memphis. State of Esuness-s
dcen-lu J. Q, bUTTRzLL, Oompronsr.
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