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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-20

KEEPING WINTER APPLES. - If
gathered in October apples should
not be put IN the cellar, nor in barr
aels or deep boxes, because in such
condition they will pass thaough ;
sweat, which ripens them rapidly and
causes many ofthem to rot. >. l would
advise that they be spread on q dry
upper floor, say or 10 inches thick,
till cool weather in November
Then assert them, and put them in
boxes or barrels in a cellar. Old
flour barrels should not be used un-
less well washed and dried, as the
particles of flour left in the barrel will
mould and impart to the fruit an un-
pleasant flavor. Old lime barrels, it
IS said, are excellent for this purpose,
the lime absorbing the vapor and
gases. If this is so, little fresh
slaked lime scattered over on the bot
tom,>ides and top Of the barrel wonld
be useful"
When laid down in November,
some select abe choice apples and
wrap them in paper, as VIC find
oranges, which it is said will preserve
them from rot.-Gdte City. S. B.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-20
Hair Dye-hair Dye-hsir Dye

Hair Dye-naiY Dye-hsir Dye |!
VIM. A. BArcHELORy HAIR DYBi
The Original and Best in tho World |!
Al others are mere limitations, and should be
avoided. II You wish to escape ridicuie.
GRAY, RED, or AUSfY HAIR DYED instantly to
eantiful and Natural Brown Black, without the
! es#l MARY 70 hair or skin.
TEEN MEDALS and CIPLOMAs have been
ed to VIM Bachelor since 1859. and over
" applications have been made to the Hair Of
| irons Of his famous Dye.
| "A Bachelors Hair Dye produces . color not
| to be distinguished from nature, and Is VARIANT.
ED not 70 inure in the least, however long It msy
be continued, and the III effects Of bad dyes rene
died the Hair nvigorated for Life BY this splendid
| Dye.
Made. sold or applied lin private rooms) At the
Wig Factory, 2sa Broadway, New York.
Sold in all cities ana towns OF the United States,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
- The Genuine has the name and ddrcss upon
steel plate engraving four sides Of each box, Of
WILLIAM A BATCHHLOR,
July13-vl 983 Broadway, New York.
| BRANDRErH's PILLS HAVE NO ACTION SAVE
ON 1HPuRITIEs.- Young people cannot, but
middle aged and old people can appreciate that
melidine which being used in sickness, acts
only upon the cause of the disease. Around
every organ affected, there the me, cine penc-
trates, removing impurities, pres enting all
settleing Of the humors into ulcers, swelIings
or tumors. In heart affections, in Epilepsy, in
in Pleurisy, ia Sore Threats, and affections Of
the respiratory organs generally, in Dyspepsia,
these wonderful Pills give immediate relief
and persey will be sure to cure Maladies
which hove been pronounced beyond human
skill have been cured by their use. and is
this so wonderful Behold the reason Bran
dreth's Pis.l purify the blood they have NJ
power except over impure humors, and these
being removed, the disease is removed. Mill
ions are deriving health from the use Of this
innoc ent medicine, which never weakens; bu,
always strengthens firstly, by taking out Of
the body these matters which held, as it were
the life principle in custody and, secondly, by
inparting life giving property to the blood
Soldat DR.. Brandreth's Principal Office, No 1884
Csnsl-st, New York, and by respectable dealer.
| in medicines. ocll dtnovll
| = r.n0 INN
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Wire safes.

"nO S0HC8e
A WAY superior article - ~ safes, for sale b
SMITH 4 RRMINo1oN.
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PATENTS PROCURED,

COLLECTING DEBTS RENTS, &c.
-Remittances promptly made.
~ For sale $50 Lots in the city Of Da
vcnport. Also large quantity Of Improved
| and Unimproved Lands in Iowa, from 81 rs
to $4,000 per acre.
H-Ofice No. % Main st. Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-20

IUG03V GS0O AVO9CAks
90 =
xho en- 1aAe01o0e GADo - thoso0eo ooaoA
ruB PDsCE - D81H Down.
oDpea11aoa oousssd. oomDeeitaoa Dsasd
H17u hevs se-esnsa or llAsha Hsuss q No. q
w ogoiv eoseoA - htsa1 - sposo - pains q
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j. MONGER,
L A N ID A q + N n ,
NOTARY PUBLIC.

r AND WARRANTS LOCATED IN ALL
1.-the Offices now open. Special care taken
to secure first quality Of Land, and good To-
cations for those entrusting me to locate their
Warrants
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LAND WARRANTS

BOUGHT 4 SOLD. ON COMMISSION.
CONVEYANCING DONE,
AND TITLES EXAMINED WITH CARE
Taxes Paid
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two hundred feet in width, and af-
iording six feet of water even at the
present low stage Of the river, has
been grooved out from Its rocky bed,
through which boats can pass with,
ont the slightest difficulty. In a few
days the distractions presented bv
the Omega patch will be as complete.
ly removed.
The plan pursued in these OPERA
tons, though very effective, is verv
simple. 1t is as follows Two boats
each provided with an enormous cut.
ting wedge or chisel, are lnoored in
the stream, above the rock to be re-
moved. These chisels are of iron
steel pointed, about twelve feet long,
and weigh each 5000 pounds. They
are worked in the same manner as q
pile driver, being elevated between
uprights, and allowed to fall of thei,
own weight. 1t is estimated that
with fail Of fifteen feet their effec-
tive force reaches nearly 100000
pounds. The limestone rock O,
which the patches are composed, is
disposed in strata averaging about
eighteen inches in thickness Fon,
olows OF these ponderous engine,
suihce to break through a stratum
aod tour bows can be struck in ]
minute. The pieces broken off 49,.
IN SIZE, sometimes being Of such mao
n'tude as to exceed one, and even
two tons in weight. The boats .re
moored by cable from the boz.
and are held in position by .spuds,
] which secure the stern. When |,
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--latest atRs bp Gdtgrapb.



Nrw Toax No B-Nr. snifh. ms Den sran
aniielis fr cuusres- 90 DE seveBit conEesionai
distrat Z REPEATED 70 Be eieciedb b. from three % igur-
teea mIoriiy. To- Riehmoud Enquirer says; Lsieher
gin - eiecieds ~ fnm ere 70 sisHt thouana m%sipriiy
Iashe Eirhfh district The Democrau ouoede ne eleo-
tsaa Boisis, over FaunneT, Dcmoorai.
~SaEHvtLIE, NEy SHE faiouiuE ~astslegraphsd
% the Nashville press to-ay D. seveniy-ave puute
GeEEih uina stoui ssscn Thousand On ms vote o. 1855
The opp0sitiou claim GaggiH's election tyfour uousand
majority. same reports ssy me result IL douhtuL, hut
inst ne ehanoes ar N nvos ofeosriu
Arrival OF vessels.
NV oELrAss, Nay @.-Arired; ne ships Iata-
non. from New Tsrk clares CscdEer snd s.. Heienl,
firm casdia. Constitution ani New Hampshire. from
Lverpooii ~ hargue Caiifonia. from Nesira.
Destructive Tornado.
sFBiSGFIELp. ML, Nay 81 tsrriAe tsruado
paced t~eiss ndlss zsuih y thls ohy yesterday. SIX
I cen persons ae repriedio have bssu killed. and many
seriously iuiurst. MUSES. ana barns were hioEn b
stems.
Sailing OF s-teamshIP..
NEW ToRE. Nay s-Ehe steamship Aueo JAILED Il
noon to-day. with sLI580o in specie.
Ths steamship viso Eniled at noH to-asy. with s75non
in specie.
The Steamship eser aisdp d non tsaar via soeo
In speos-
Arrival Of Steamship northern LIaht.
NEW YORK, Nsy She steamship Norihern Lishf
arrived Al this p'n today from As7inrsu. she buuss
rs passengers
Capt. Townsend AoquIuea.
SAVAssAH5 Nay Is -Cspiain TouusenL Of me Saver
Echo, has been aoquiesd.
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EDIToEs OF APFEALs-In your paper Of
Wednesday last you publish in the proceedings
Of the Board a. Aldermen that s39.s0 was sp-
propriated TO pay Mr.. Mansfield FOR damages
for opening Madison street As there is a
slight difference between $3.50 and $3.50, I
think you might have corrected the mistake.
From the present impoverished state Of the
funds Of the eify-ws paying in some instances
two per cent. per month for money! was, and
an, Of the opinion thst We had no money 70
appropriate al this inc 70 open any street BY
which 70 benefit any party, AID an one who
voted against that appropriation. and vii Be
found voting agaius' al appropriations 10 ben
eft inlivi iuslsa al the expense Of the tax payers
Of the citr. An ALDERMAN.
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DesIructtre Tornaao.

NV oELEaSs, Nay @.-Auired rs ships Lrta-
non. from New Tsrk Claries CrocEer M g. Heiena,
FINN CsHdia Constltuuan aui Neu Hampshire. from
Liyerpooii ~ barque Caii'enia. from Ne=irs.
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Wall Street to Cashmere.
Geo. PaIiisOn 5 Co.'S.
EYecHfar-s NAflre.

LN-NWTWI = NWNINNU
TfHE Underlined having been appointed Executor af
j the last viii and testament of %. p Newly. scc'd.
Ehieh wasdufr u~nlhated and aiuIuei Co. record Hv fr
Haa1ralHe County Couu rf shelly Comfy, af fp April
Ieul thereof 1853. naflce o. hereiy EIVeu o. an WIN are
iBdehied % aid estate, a. como forward and pay up and
o. these HAVING claims aEaiust Ore same. t1 present them
properly auihelucated within te time prescribed By
laW orfhcy VIII be- barred.
49, D. 81 TOWNsEND. Fra---.--
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Monday Packet Tor new OTIeanss

CarT IrC Hs Enrrrkrrr
WILL leave fr the above 1rt t1is b.
W date ports on MOEDaf Hrl
atf@cocE p 81 F9r rs.sht 10
auuy on hlars.
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED
THAN TmE
Richest Di0deNl
XVII
Worn by Kings or EmperOrs.

HAaf3 My q Beautiful Had Of Hair.
pEcACsE lr h Ore ornament o. God himself provided
a cor r41s Reader. aIt1oug1 ne rose may
ever 1rle1ny lu ne sioaing cheek. ne sye BE-
Taranr -hs teen be- noe o. pearls. Z ne
lell D. hrlrn % iE covering. o. the hair be s1arleI anf
'-.-l Esrsn ani iry. Or worse sun, H sudnEed
Pro- Waafs Hair Rest7auve. if us~d rEo o. trre
u-r "a week. vai restore and permanently sscura d an
h-ld ne following and jltge ne
ne eoratei pianist r1alberr
NEW ToEz. April -. 1858.
Dr. ooD-pea Sir r-ruit me b. erp--a d va
am urfa- Or he entire rssarauan oil
rT Haf- Oh it. Hrls.uaI rHH-; about fra tine III nv 49,
t. 'l me IlItef srfaa Do vas RAPIDLY bseaml1r INV
uH ulu ore arTIllfiau 1r your lar Rss+5-rrIrsss
invention, quite snrar5r- AS
lm lrar ~ J.lrs trgly
"Drcs ar Guylsiylf.7
welsh AeEs pl1.rOG Do Nassau-st.. April q. $50
weeks aso. Irecelgei a bo-ls 5f vo1- VAR Rszto-,fr-
en- gave be- OBJ uF wife, utu c1ncIuled b Try b. "a her
ir lIle t-nslls nt me time that o. would restore ne
an-r a i-v weeks trial Dc has performed rst
f.ll eifIt tlulnE al he gray hairs b a Lrz
n ne same time baautfylnE and thiczeniur ua
Isfr- IstrueiF ree-n-af ne ab5va $1,000 T. II
persons 10 want % such a ehsuEe Of thsir hair.
CHAPLEs CARDEW
NEW YORK. Juiy %. 1857.
Prof %. J. Wo0D win o5uri-nca a. Il - --.-s
HAIR Ae-llrallses a. being the most cE1aeiars artl-
eel ever 4E since using your Hair Restorative. uy
.Mf and Uhiszers, uhl-h were almost White. have uat-
ualy Er1Hu carki and nov feel ounfent that q f-u
more 1rpllauans ull restore th-u b their natural
c1l7- taizo h1s relieved me Of all 1audrun and unsIeaz-
st itching @ common ar'elg persons Who perspire free
d. J. @. EILBT-
Prof Woon Ahouf two years a-o mr hair commenced
FALLING o1 and tlraluc zrsF5 was fat becoming bald,
ana bad tried many remedies % Do eject. 1 cauImenced
using va-r E-sa-auve On Jluuars last. few a11uca-
IHs nsf1cf ny hair firmly ItbeEan % an %. grow
ono. md u-ual BACK t1 is former olor. DlackI Atfhis
1H'H H ls fully restored m ls original color health. and
.alr- zn1i clerrfully recommeuf is Use oaH
T. D. HOBS.
Chic1-l. ID. MIv6 1851.
Tie h-F1rarlve D. puI 10 On bottles 1f b-ee sres-vi1--
ar-e, medium AMI maui the snail hlaE half a piut
and rersls Or one dollar per hatles ne medium halds
af least twenty per cent more in proportion than The
sull, rrutlls for two dollars 81 hFtle me large holds q
quart fuy pr cent more Boz prgpartan. and rcais for
three dollar a hatla.
o. NOuD n CO. frHrlerIus. 14 E~ruaIWaV. New
York Gin che Eralf Neg Tart Wire Railing E.tatI-h-
urntl ari lA Market street Sc. Louis. No.
~ And a7ity aI EsaI pru-uss AMI Fancy Goods
le1ars m1I2-dau1m
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Business Autins.

AT Cosri AT cosrl-To close cut my en-
tire stock - clothing, win from this date
sell my large aud veil selected stock Of Mems
and Boys Clothing and Gents Furnishing
goods at cost. A sEEssEL,
ma5-Im 233 Main street.
Watches, clocks. Jewelry, siTyer and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement Of
A. J.. Warren 8 Co, 2g5 Main street.
Refer to Strauss, Lehman a Co.'s column on
fourth page.
Lands FOR sals-sse Hopkins & Kirby's card
on the first page.
Refer to Speed, DOnoho a s,range's column.
See ?. H. CLARK 4 Co.'s column.
In another column, see the Advertisement Of
GEoHGE PATrIsox & Co, Booksellers and
ststionsrs, 26s Main street, near Madison
street
HARDWARE AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
ete.-n you are IN want Of such goods, read
advertisement Of LoWDes, orgn & Co, on
fourth page.
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STREET SFRINKLING.-The new engine o
in use fer raising water from The river 70 he
reservoirs for sprinkling the streets, proved too
powerful for The Cd pipes, and burst hem
this has caused a slight interruption Of the
work. New pipes are being placed in room OF
ihs old ones, and the welcome s~Prinklers wiz
resume their useful task under more favorable
Circumstances.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY !
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female pills


T'HIs invaluable medicine l. ~unfaiilng In ne cure o
ne female constitution.
nmoterates an eEcssses and removes sIl obsirnaions
from whatever cause, sna spseiy ere nay - feie'
To MARRIED LADIES
u l. peculiarly suited. u viii in . short time, brinE o.
he monthly period win rssuiarity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should noi b. taken b. females thaf a.,
~presnants during the hrsi three mlufhs. A. thsy are sur'
bbfing On Mi-arriasei bat a. every 0thef tins. and IN
every 0ihsr case, hey are perfectly safe.
In All eases Of Nervuus and Spinal AHetions, Pains IA
he Rsck md Limbs, Hesvlnezs. Fatigue On slighi exer-
uoa, PAipitatiou o. the Heart. LoEnes q Spirits, Hys-
terios, Sex Headache. Whites, and All ne painful ds
eases oocasioned By a disordered system. nsss rlls yin
en-a q cure When al other means have failed.
PAL directions IN The pamphiet around esch paeEags,
Which should be carefully preserved.
bottle oouiaininE 50 pills, End cirded rth he g0F-
srunsut stamp Of Great Britain, can Be seat posf free,
Tor ~ and 8 postage stamps.
sols agent fr ne United States and Caaadas,
JOE MOSES. Rochestsr, n. 7.
n-ChandleT hCo.. Memphis. Wholesale and Retail
Aeeuts, and sold b. all respectahle druggists.
HBEWARE-Some znprindpied dealers Try 10 sei
cher pila. on which they reaiiEs more pruaf. Be
not deceived. Buy Sir James Cakes and no other.
de3-drEaEIy
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circumstances,

A WOMAN WHIFPER-An individual name,
Michael Archard, who wears The garments
usually worn BY men, was yesterday brought
before the Recorder, on the charge OF having
assaulted a woman, not his own wife, but
another mans; be gave her a few blows, and
finished Of BY choking her. He was fined
twenty dollars. He appealed from the sen
Hn-ra
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SUNDAy-Sunday to-day, happy thought
toll, cotton, prices, the rush and hustle and
struggle Of life laid aside for one whole day-a
grateful deiiverance. We can lift our heads
to-day, VIC are not obliged TO stoop and peer
into the ground for grains, and threads, and
fims Of gold We can look forward and be-
yond, we can mount and take a distant but
enrolling view Of The Far country we are
travelling toward. Peace, love and JOY are
there If we contemplate wei, a whisper of
the peace viii calm our bosoms, a gush OF the
love swell our hearts, a thril OF the joy elate
our being. L is Sunday day Of rest, relief
and peace, and the ministers Of peace have
good udings 20 teli-who viii listen to the
music call Of the sabbath bells, and 20 and
hear them
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SHocKrxe.-We saw a shocking sight yes
terdav-an intoxicated woman rseling up
Shelby street. with a crying infantin her rms
When the devil got tired with his PerseTering
labors, he sent whisky into the wcHd TO DO his
business while be took a rest; he has had a
fouriShiug business and On easy time Of it fever
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Box 8 feet 8 inches Ions, % inches deen. maf. Gina
hnzanys veneered Win R1se-ucod. Diametar % CrHr-
ierss 81 inchesi STROKE, g inches. The entire 5es -n or
ne engine . pure Goulci TIE panels &C boz being nlrf
Win metal Gothic mouiding. IRE rldef rztauiIn-
around the aiacl1rEe ecrewa with O 1amarnI cara-
Fith aasped hands ne end panels ere crlamenfaf ir
Ike manner with the addition o. e. Hcular recesses. ir
unicu are PLACED silVer-plafed clasp q hau5a. ArrrrF
up o. box are princes metal uusng 81 acmi-ciurIrr
iorm- The gallery Of beautiful desi m. ls 1fmetL ana
put tgetner IN me most substantial manner. Do Irrf
ociason form- richly chased and IRE ulfds The inches In
sides and ends having silver plates, aiding much 10 -
Ferg me Qalurngs BY Nolkuars re1reseurr- fiTarar
genes Of Friendship ne cove OF gallery Is also oca-
SON. p~artaking somewhat of a basket shapes his b rfaa
IRE Elied- he engine PLAYS one gallery and two sfs
streams. ne hub o. wheels are urInces metal. with
silver rays dlverEinE the1afr1m. ne box rests en- fr-
elliptic springs, with an he latest and most sn-r.vrI
running scar, rope reel, &C. al of uh.cn + hirfl~
polished. The levers are souoilaled The urrarf fra
company is in small pamela l either side az Dare r-,u.-
ne back ground o. which Is silver, the letters t-fn- So
gin and St with b~rilianis. AitoEether. r F. or- fh,
most costly, and withal servicelh's, cnrinas ia a.
cuunry, having been In constant service since Trrr4-v
1850, and ne repairs nr usual wear ard Tear Fr--
tAat time being merely a nomuai rmeunt
Also, about so feet Of Hose ana Two wheel H5-. o.
riages.
q For rarticuiarz atires
Edon Han 7sW Fsystts street, Bs.iina-s. ul
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LIST OFnTFTTERS


DKNAUSISG n ns - omss 81 Nruphs Isun. q,
II ne &h day u naE IS9. Psrslu clning o.
hen shoud ay nat hey trs advertised
Ortess % g ssggtisf IN fAs NEssrHrs ArFEAL
g. Lee vtzs ~ afpVspu Aarilg ne iarqef arcn.
iahca \ eng fdly nrrtydpr Pabisted IN MemPih.
sEcTIos6 And D. u f&fher eHacfss. nat Hsfs d
city. uEn, Or Villas, shsrsa neurpaper shalbs pfmfad,
stau hercaner - publiahef once oniy in ~ nsNapsper,
Hal1 49, .,stl pr eieaet s1al have ~ iafa-
- aruaistion within ne raase q deiiTery q sad one.
81 ~ teclt-f ~ tie Postmaster o. aid onns=Feu Poli
oNee Lau, pastsf MaroAb
ozss go. as o,dseE precisely 90 sgnasy msFninz.
-. sd doses atBH o'cock
Ne pspers rived out % 8rnfsy.
AHy 10y esiiins fof letters III gisa.s az nat ne
Ladies' L.d@t.
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MA Bsuhumsn MhaA BOYD NuS
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GLARKK MIS- Mcainsn Miss EIlsuconv Ms May
u Csn Ms TCodts MiaA Coupss Ms Eay
Chaek M colnan Mia MaryCauuaTln Mr.
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ntvIsh D-uassay nuKlnDaris Mr. Mt
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-29

Capt. Townsend Acquitted.
saVAssAH Nay 2s-Cspiain Tuuusent, Of The ls4ei
Echo, has been soguieed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-29

FrRE--A Gre broke out between nine and
ten O'Clock yesterday morning in a stable be-
longing to Mr.. Winston, situated on Second
street, between Poplar and Exchange. The
stable was entirely consumed It is stated
that some boys SCI FIRE to the place; if 50, the
culprits ought to Be brought befor The Recorder,
and their parents required to attend The inves-
t~fratfon-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-29

e. We would advise al those who are 10
want OF a good article in the grocery line 70
try our young friend WetmoTe, on jefferson
opposite Lehman's store. See advertisement
in another column
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-29

LErrEH LIsr.-We this morning publish the
weekly list Of uneaued-for letters lying IN oas
Post Ohce. Tie publication Of this list Is ad-
Judged to the AFrEAL, in consequence of q
thorough nvesdgationhavi7g Provedhto have
a circulation larger than any Of lie eoteR-
unrariaa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-29

ARREsrED-Crocket, slave Of Frank Moore,
was put in prison yesterday, on the charge OF
setting fire to ellis cotton in a shed near =
Charleston depot which wasto,aly consumed
He Acknowledges the act
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-29

SrEAurNe-Geo. Thompson was arrested
yesterday, on the charge of stsaing sNleeh
dollars from a steamboatmln, ten OF ~hieA
were found upca him he acknowledge the
theft. lie viii he CEsuiaed on the charge %
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-29

No LIcESsE-Jaeob Collosoa, who has been
peddling shoes, breast-Pjns and other trick
about the city was yesterday arrested FOR the
second tine for pursuing his occupation with
ont license he was fined, bat having DO
money 70 pay with, he has 70 work out the
amount by t~weuty-three days labor on the
ehain-gang. What do the public think Of put
ting q young man who has been guilty of no
moral wrong among the FagrsHts and Togueso on
the ehsin-gang, and exposing him to public
gaze as a criminals
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-29

TWILL eivs ne above reward for the apprehension
A AMI delivery f1 me, u a negro man named JOHN.
lie b. black, cutie tan, has one hip hiEher than The other.
ard hut "a heavy beard when he len. He has worked
about tie city for a scar or two Up 10 about thirteen
months aru, ami helonrs b The estate o. Mrs- O. C..
Iucser- uasa wife At the plantation o. Gel Geo. ".
smith, on the Arkausas river.
Nm. T~REZEVANT,
mll5dNwlm Evarut1r.