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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-01-12
An MPUDENT GHosT.-A funny stor

AN IMPUDENT GHosT.-'A funny story
is told of physician who visited Spirit
ual "circle," as a skoptic, and asked per-
mission lust for the fun oc the thing" to
communicate with some spirit. Raps
were soon heard, and the doctor inquired
who it was that wanted him. The reply
written by lady medium, was-"One of
your patients whom you killed, d'-n you.
Without pushing his inquiries any further
the doctor disappeared.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-01-12
POETRY.
For the Register.
New Years Guests,

have Il song to sing tonight
As by our hearthstone dark and lone,
watch the New Year wing its flight
From the eternal relms unknown
song for those whose love is mine
Who, when they bsw tonight to Thee,
To yield the homage that is Thine,
Will sometimes pause, to think of me.
Through the long day my heart has been
Awandersr DER the land and sea
Till all the loved ones had known,
Are come, this New Years eve, to me.
And they who faded from our sight,
Those ties to earth, we tho't were riven,
Are come, my spirit guests tonight,
To lead our footsteps on to Heaven.
l am no longer lonely here.
Though voiceless every guest unseen,
For they of Heaven or earth most dear,
Around my path, tonight have been.
Orwell. W. J.A.p.
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DR.. JEN N | N G S

Would take this method to inform the public
shat he has concluded to make this place his res
idsncs, and would here express his gratitude to
his numerous patrons in this, as well as the SUR
sounding towns and hopes he may still merit their
patronage.
Dr. JEsNiNss, would inform his patrons
that he has again taken rooms at the Addi-
son House, where lie will give his undivided
attention to all who give him a call.
Niddlsbury Nov 25th 1867
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H. XII G S l. E Y

surgical and Mechanical Dentist,
Rooms in Brewster's Block, Main St., one doo'
Eerth of the Post Office.
An operations upon the Teeth will be perform
cd in accordance with the latest improvement In
,he Art and warranted. II.
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THE FAMILY BIBLE.

Win Notes and Instructions. Published by
the American Tract Society. Also the Fa,n;Iy
Testament, for sale at OOPELANDsS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-24

d PAISTIsG At SkRATocA-A cor
respondent az the Boston Journal, writing from
saratoga says that the "ladies paint this sea-
son Il Is al the rage. Not the old, the faded,
those whose beauty Is on the wans, but the
Young also not rouge laid on with delicate I'm
gers, and with tints hardly discernable 20 the
eye but laid On with a heavy hand, and with
an oPenuess t1st is worthy Of better cause. In
ne night the Complexion really is dazzling.
AID TIE face wears a hue almost angelic hi
brilliancy- But In the morning, bah the face
looks boiled, and resembles a white ensmeied
see Of leather, cracked b. the cold weather.
= his habit was emitted, and the dresses out
SIDE were longer than the under dresses, OF II
the latter we're Of better material If they must
oe seer, OF were more comely, the crowds at
tbs place would Be more worthy Of inspection.
Il ID ne universal remark that there are more
commonly dressed women al Saratoga than IN
any o-her Seasons and this, too, Il nv iudg-
ment. Ii1sel and u~ntdyness DO not 70 vel
together On this account TIE LaHs are no.
attractive.
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.gatr.t Stems bp GfIrgrapb
rrnm Wn.hinrfon.

WAsHTseroS. Ausustes.-ne Administrauon Is ar
ransing measures Coz ne u1re emcieut prohibition Of
the Foreign sisFe uaie ne ~uusdrou on he coast a
Africa BE- ~ consist Of The steamers Mystic, sumpisr
San 1acIuio and Hohicau. the EisCpof-var Contsnatiunl
and hHE ship Portsmouth,. Narion and Yinceunel Ihess
vessels are selected On account q their lighf dnugh',
which enables them 10 50 farther up In TIE munry hsH
vessels % heavier tonnage TIE Joint treaty between
his Government and England requires o. o. keep eighiy
sunsan The uosst q Africa- The Adminisralon propose
% keep throe ihoussud one huudred and sixteen Euls
The naval depot i to be renewed from Port Prsya 10 san
Pau De Leaudsr he steamer crusadcr, Hohave. Wy
sniott and Fulion are 70 cruise IN the neishborhod Of
Cuba, and are % capture such sluveu a. may escape ne
vigiianoe q The squadrou "a ne coast q Afdes.
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Hos JoHN FoRsVrH-The election Of "a ?
DISTINGUISHED gentleman 70 the Legislature Of
Alabama from the city Of Mobile, IL one Of
he significant political events Of the dsv.
Bis position on the topics now engaging the
public mind was no secret. lie had openly
espoussd the non-intervention doctrine, and
had signsliEed his return 70 the career editorial
By the most jealous and conclusive wind cation
OF Senator Douglas position on that question.
As may well Be- imagined, this bold and con
spieuous position arrsyed against him z violent
and bitter opposition, which served, however,
only to nerve him for the contest Receiving
The Democratic nomination forthe Legislature,
ChaTing declined that for Congress- BY acela-
nation, he entered the field and made a
thorough canvass Of the city, everywhere sus-
taining and defending bis views on the stump
he result is his triumphant election In fe ran
u ~ entire Democratic fiohd, embracing a. u
does, some Of the & At intellects and most popu-
lar names ia Alabama-Toulmia, Judge Meek,
and Percy Walker. he leads the lowest can
didste some two hundred and Fifty votes, and the
highest a score -BashingtOA States.
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STERE0SCOPE.

A MONG the latest inventions IN Optics, there Is moth
u ina more insrucive and amusing than he stereo-
scope. The Stereozo0po Views are Impressions from Ne.
tre, representing The finest s~osneTirs. Cities and Mon
umeus in E-rope and tbs Guutry, which, viewed
flrough his instrument. shows those objects In bold re-
LIEF, actually a. they are. and thus are the best m0deli
for Artists give the best idea ~ foreign Countries nd
Ar, end mske he flest uarlor ornaments.
Citizens and strangers visiting tie city should not tai
20 call On C. MULLER OpIcian, 81 Main street, oppo,
site Pr5viue a. stswsTps Blek. and examine these mag,
ninoeut Views.
Jutreosiycd the Isrgssts4d Finest collection OF TIEws
Of Europe and thgUuited States.
100 different View o. the city Of Paris.
800 different View % Switzerland, Austria. German
and Tyroh-
go different views ri DE Rhine.
800 different View 20 italy, Culstaulucple. Gree7s
Egypt Nulia, Palestine AMI he holy Land.
200 different Views % London.
500 5oeneries o. England, ireland, Euouand, statuet
Family Gr0upes. e..
500 beautifully uumilated interior and exterior
TieEsof Paris and L1nion- Also.
500 Glass Views q Europe and this country, plain snt
cl5Ted t8nature.
NIAGARA ~ and sumner VievE.
Catsklu Maintains.
WashiuEts1 and Vicinity.
Aud a great many other srlcles TO numer1us 10 men
uon. Come quidk and secure choice Views.
c. MULLER, sl Hsln street
maHHaZffummHw num E#nHua 4 GenwarHaa UHA
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DISTRESSING DEATH PROM THE BITE OF
A RATTLEsEAEE.-The death Of William A.
Perrin, az S%Iibling Springs, Va, from the bit,
Of rattlesnake, has been noticed. The Rock
ingham Register says;
He devoted much Of his time 70 the singular
and hazardous business OF rattlesnake catch
ing and claiming" II such a thing as tanning
such venomous serpents could Be effected. on
Saturday last some friend or acquaintance Of
his sent him a rattlesnake, from Monterey,
which he proceeded to handle and 70 deal with
as be had with others before, with IMMUNITY
but in putting it into q box be enraged It some
bow OF other, when It stuck its fanEs into one
q his bands, and before be could secure and
/ get nd Of il, 1t renewed the attack, and sunk
ius teeth twice more into bis hand and wrist.
Intelligent physicians were upon the spot when
be was bitten, and rssorted 70 the means usu-
ally employed in such eases; but they all
proved Inefficient, and poor Perrin died in
great agony next day, about one O'Clock, hav-
ing fingered in excessive pain until death re-
ieved bin Of his suferings. He presented a
shocking spectacle before and after death.
The arm 10 which the bitten band was attach
ed turned black, and bis other arm assumed a
Z yell0Wish dark spotted coloT-0ne OF the rem
idies spplied-ordinarily the su-est and most
but this remedy had no effect whatever upon
Perrin, asheh had been in he habit Of using slim
uiants to excess. The poison, from the in
damed condition q his system, passed through
PERKINS, VEINS lk fire through dry stubble.
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Business AOtuss.


FoE RESr.-A cottage residence on Alabs.
ma street. Possession given ist september.
Apply to P R Peyton. or at NJ. 2. COehran's
lumber yard. au23-iw
HEEE Is A cHASoE-wanted good and en-
eisnt Agents to sell the best Iron Hooper Tie in
the world. Liberal inducements are offered for
men to 60 into Alabama, Mississippi and
Arkansas. Apply to
fy23Aw II. B. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
No. Is Jefferson street. Up stai's.
Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Mil
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
ORGILL, BROS * co.
Refer to Strauss, Lehman a Co.'S column on
fourth page.
Lands for sale-see HOPKINS a Kirby's card
on the first page.
Refer to Speed. DOnOho & Strangs's column.
See F. II. Clark & Co.'S column.
Watches, eloeks, JeWelry, siTver and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement Of
A J. Warren a Co, 2e3 Main street.
In another column, see the advertisement Of
PATTIsoE & Co., Booksellers and
ststiOnsrs, 263 Main street, near Madison
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A LIyEs HAD o. A DEAD BoDY.-Mr.
Archibald Campbell, a respectable farmer in
The township Of Camden East, while engaged
in finishing a new dwelling on his premises,
the scshold gave way, and be was precipitatsd
head foremost 10 the ground, and dislocated
hls neck, but very fortunately and mysterious
ly did not kill him. When bis head was
brought TO its proper position, the vertebre Of
the neck returned % their proper place, with
q dull but distinct snap. The whole body is
paralyzed and dead from the neck doWHWards.
He Is not capable Of moving a muscle or ex-
peiencing the slightest pain. Fortunately,
the nerves supplying the muscles used in re-
Epiration were not paralgzed and be can
breath and live had the injury Of the spinal
cord been a little higher, he would have died
Immediately. The sense Of sight, hearing,
smelling, ETC., are normal, and bis intellect IS
unimpaired. When last heard from, however,
there were some indications Of a return Of sen
sati0n and the power Of motion, and it is just
possible that Mr.. Campbell may partially re-
corer-Neuburg &C. W. Hder.
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- AIs-tsr from Saratoga says the ladies
psiHt this season II is an the rage. Net the
old, BE fad-d, those whose beauty is on the
Nene, but the young also; not rouge laid on
via delicate fugsrs, and with its tints hardly
disca vabie 70 hs eye, but laid on with q heavy
band, ard vita an ogenness that is worthy Of
q better osazc. n the night the complexion
really is dazzling, and the face wears a hue
slmosi angelic IN brilliancy, But in the morn
ing, bah he face locks boiled, and resembles
awhile ensmelsd side Of leather, cracked by
cold weather. Il this habit vas omitted, and
the dresses outside were longer than The under
dresses, or II tho latter were Of better material.
Il they must Be seen, or were more eomely, the
crowds at this place would be more worthy Of
Inspection. It is DE universal remark thai
here are mVre commonly dressed women al
Saratoga than IN any other season, and this.
TOO, IS my Judgment Tinsel and untidinsss Dc
no. 60 well together. On this sceount tbs
balls are not attractive.
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cnnnnnrntinn nt HnlIfnr. M. 5.

~sAoKvILLE. \. b., August 1s-ns stables Of ~.
Maday, 81 Halifax have been Destroyed By ERE ne
horses used ioI sxpressing the f1roisn news from HALF
FAX TO this place were consumed In The lame
The IRE u ne work Of an in~ceodiary u is supposed
with The dssiu q embarrassing the Associated Press In
sonding ne erpress news BIZ the steamship Cauaia.
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A VALUABLE TIcKET.-As the train stop
ed AZ one Of the Railroad dePots IN this city
yesterday morning. an elderly lady was iu
much tubulstion that The conductor had noi
taken her ticket. II never - said she, "ber'
they let ne goaand didn't take my ticket
Now 90 a young lady near BY "why didn'
they take ny ticket p The young lady made
supposition that the conductor, having seenth'
ticket, was satisfied, and did rot care to take
II; aiding, that the Office with he date here
on would be sufficient guarantee to the compa-
ny that Il would be "g0od for this train only
very like, very like said The old lady, "bui
| don't see as the date hur 6 the ticket much.
for have used il three times already, s1d
don't see but its just az good as It cru wasp
NcTi0id BgIdfa.
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River News.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
7 s M1Gn-..--st Lauis 3. wslsh---Nsw oGsa1
Kate hav.--.-----Cin.- Alice FiEian.Ne" oFieau
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY
] s MoGm-..N- orleans 2 walsh.si Ia
Kate Frisbee-- ..Vlaksburg Couuay.-.---Ah rive
Tie river fell three Inches during the twenty
four hours ending at 6 o'clock last evening
The weather was clear and pleasant, and busi
ness was tolerably brisk.
There is four feet water on The bars in tn
lower Ohio river.
The Mississippi river hence TO Cairo is get
ting quite low, and is how within a very fe"
feet Of low water mark.
The Kate Fdsbee, for ~vieksburg, and the
Conway, for Arkansas river, departed last
evening, both with rather light freighis-
The Kate May arrived from Cincinnati yes
tsrdsy full Of freight and people. Capt H. L.
Dean, our ubiquitous friend, was on board.
notwithstanding the Kate has been under
water for a short time, she looks az neat as a
new pin.
Mr.. J. K Moody, clerk OF the steamer Kate
Frisbee, has a temporary leave Of absence. and
departed yesterday for Chicago.
Capt. Woman, having taken the Jennie
WhiPple to Louisville, has retuTnedto the city.
The S. Francis No. 3 is undergoing the pro-
cess Of q Thorough repairing, preparatory to a
commencement OF the trade hence 10 the St.
Francis river.
Capt John T. Shirley has an offer OF $1,000
for the Steamer J. G. Cline
FoR NEW ORLEANs.-The fee. md fine
steamer Alice Vivian, Capt. Abells, is the reg
ular mail and passenger packet for New Or
leans a. the usual hour this afternoon. She is
one Of the very finest boats Of her class, with
excellent accommodations and popular officers.
Capt. Larry Harmstsd Is the agent.
FoR CIScIENATL-The fine new low-water
steamer Kate May, Capt. A H. Bugher, is the
regular packet foT Cincinnati this afternoon,
at four O'Clock. She has all the modern con-
yeniences, and every desirable accommodation
for passengers. Our accomplished friend,
Capt h. L. Dean, has charge Of the clerks
ONCE.
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AHE ms smlEsadsr % hesith % al nsu-us. WHISTLER
rviii1st Or savaga me- need euly e trial 10 beens
o. only s0rptei =emediaI ageuui frr 80 iutsrusi rlf
uteIuai f~s1ri-r-
SD 81 ne manufsetoy, No 90 Maiten Lsns. Esv
T5rk ant By an Drurxsts q 2E sa. and o. pr boE
HHHNHHnamHm
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The Great Daily
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN NAILS
ETWEE
Portland, Me-, and New Orleans, La.
No. n--rc- rn.n-,r-,-
FU3t oFFICh DkFAkIMkhIl


TTNDER the second section o. The Posf-r0uie Act o.
L Junr Il. 1855. ~ which the Postmaster-Geuera Is
aufhorized 90 make such arrangements for the trans
mission % the Ereat through mails between Portland and
Nev Orleans a. viii insure the most spccdy and certain
connection, including IN the route for one % the daily
mails ~ ma1y o. the seahosrd commercial cities as may
be cgusi-fant with the g~reaiest d~lspatoh.' proposals viii
Be received 81 the Contract one % this Department IN
til , p. n. Of wednesday. Au-ust IT. 1883 10 be decid-d
by me Monday f1Ii1Ving far c1nveviuE The malls Of TIE
Unitei States. from 1t October, 1853 % e0-h June. 1850.
from Portland, Ne, % New Orleans Ia. and back. daiiy,
IL locked mail crates, 90 be unopened between the ter
mini. except By AGENTS duly a~ufhorized By The Depart
mrut. and a. such points only a. it nay designate.
Bidders viii name IN their proposals he intermediate
pointsby which The route shall run audpr0pose themeia
or modes o. conveyance. with q schedule fxinE The times
q departure from ani arrival az The terminal points
alone, VII; Portland aud New Orlean-the trip each
way % b absolutely GUARANTEED 20 b performed within
The stipulated time, q no pay required.
FOR ferns o. proposal. guaranty, and certificate. and
aisof1 Instructions and conditions % De emhraced In the
contract see ne advertisement % December II 1888, or
the Advertisement q Feoruaryi I. 1883. MANIPULATION,
Al the principal post cfices. J.. HOLT,
Pustuaster-Geneai
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Rint M CON PA.

PHILADELPHIA, August IA riot took place q,
Tsoouy Yesterday The Franklin Rines. . German CON-
pzny, vas attacked By rovdiss When q serious riot en-
sued. which vss naaiiy qusled Ihree members of The
Riae company we've seriously injured
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Prom Kansas.

ST Lows. AuFust9 -Nau;Eouey. Who astngui-h-
"a himself % ne former Kansas troubles s again 10 The
hed Oue Of the party q Jsyhavteu has besn taken
into Nissoun Arsneval o. the ga dinouliy . unuo-
n.laa
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Comm Affair."
ssnHls BanI ArFHAL orgleE

AHN|MAM DAILY AEEaNAa NNN N|HHN
WEusEsuAT. Aagut1i $50
CoTr0s "A feF hshi tranelciiuns hF' ccurs'
slnls or iaat rssou We beard q ani- BALE
TO onc lot a ft'.c Nine bsies u ne new eup hir'
been received Me.sus. Nel,n 4 Bayoe soda bale Of
new eotoa yesterday Chased o. strictly Geyf kidiul
Al iBAe We continue our queiauans
Inhsrio.-- -....7 at Mffiur. ....-.m aus
Ordinary ...--.. 7ga 81 Gssf Hifnin9..uH4i
gpod Ordinary. ska 81 MiGiiug Fair..f1hN12k
l0~ Aiaaanr..-io clos Fair -
Domesue Markets, ny Telegraph.
NV O~RLEAzs. Ausua 28-coraa-rbe sales
to-day amountto SO bales. an Of ne DIV erop-ths os
being rejected me market j. Esnersny unchanged.
ne sales q nree days am9uut % 100 b-ies rhe re-
osips amouut Dl5lo bales suint 1870 bales ne sane
time lat year Total receipts o. ne usa crop 400
bales, aEainstig0 bales he sane time last rear Mirsi
Corn S.
NV ToHE. August q -Csugn-me maTksi closed
suisi sales o. 500 haies Isar-Th market closed
firm sales o. 1900 bu.. P5rf-Easiern Ms-s declined
~ Beef closed Eeafy. susar Closed arm Csnss
closed fm. ne stoek marsst d-ssi bu7yant. nd viii
su advancing tendency.
NV TchK. August 28-Cottn-Ths market dossd
dun sales q so bales E1ur-mo markst closed arm
sales q u.6 srs he qu1tsuons are primal and
ths sales are unimp5rtani Corn closed nm sales q
naobushsis o. Tsl1v Cun ats6c PJrk closed bu1g-
ant sales q 400 bris a. SIS. Waity 2ssc srgar
closed buoymt AZ sHasz Cor Havana
CSotsEAu, Auzua 0-FIou - The mzrEsi
closed duh, harias advanced bsioc sales az sls94
s5s5 Coo diced quiet 81 UssS WHISKY a.
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ARREsI OF A FUGrTTvE FRoM JUsTIcE.-A
man named Lewis Hest was arrested BY Of
hesr Miller yesterday, as a fugitive from Jus
tee from Pon,otoc. Miss. Hest is charged
with murder, and escaped recently from the
ial at Pontotoc- We understand that a re-
ward Of 500 had been offered for Lewis az
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A Bar NErSHBoEHooD.-A petition was
presented 20 tie Board OF Aldermen BY Mar
shsl Underwood lat evening, extensively
signed By Property-holdsrs, making complaint
that certsin buildings On Clinton street, below
HowsTd's Row were occupied BY negroes and
low white people, whose customs were dis
gustiHg and immortal, and whose pressnc,
was an eye-EoTe TO the community. The petit
TONERS prayed, also, that the ob~isctionsbl,
residents be removed. The petition was re-
fsrsd 70 the appropriate COMMITTEES. W,
trust that immediate steps win be taken to Re.
move The nuisance Of which complaint il
made.
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Prom pixies Peak.

81 Louis, August a5-ms latest sdvioes received
from Pies Peak are nvEtbls RlcA discoveries have
been made one hundTet and arg miles no1h west Of
Cherry Greek Aparty Of seven persons have arrived e
$780, .--h --a hnnLr.L --n-e- n "a
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FIEE-The alarm OF freyestsrday morning
was caused BY the destruction Of the stables
Of the Rev. J. o. Stsadmsn, pastor Of The
First Presbyterian Church, and Mr.. ]. II.
Stephenson, on Alabama street. Nearly all
the coStents q the stables were saved. The
IRE broke 0a; IA the stable Of Mr.. steadman,
and was, % doubt, placed here by a servant
~ Mr., steaamal's family. The boy has not
vet bsea arrested.
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REsIeSED-Alderman Woodruff, The rep
resentstive elect from the Third Ward, re-
signed his membership in the Board last even
ing, and an election VIII be held to III the
vacancy at the next regular meeting.
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In1.r frnm PIkn,. pnnE.

LEAvESwoRTH. K T, August s-rhe Express ar
rival frou Denver City to-day, With sIs,0co in sold dust
The richest discoveries recently made. are bstEeen Capt
Il Padres place and the Cheyenne Pass Rich quartz
is abundant everywhere P~rovisions are cheap and busi-
ness Is brisk
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N e w b O O K =
JUSr RECEIVED By
mEwrnU -

AIES PARrINGrONis NEW B~OOK-Enlriuz Wcfk
M a Web o. Many Textures.
Whai win He do win n. Cloth sni paper.
Love me Little, Love me long By Chas. Read.
Memoirs % he Emprcss Catherine the Seound-
Tent and Harem-N1ics u M Oriental EriT= BY Csrolin,
Paine.
Acadlai o.. A Month With the 6iue Noses.
Seacllds or ne Mystery Of the Westervelts By DeForrest
Love- b. Kiehelet. Hiris % Housekaeper; bv Herbsrt
The R-eeoledionso; Geosrey Ha-iyni By Henry Eiueaie'
me Harp q Q ThuuEsnd Strings.
Tue Roman Question; BYE. Ahout.
Popular Tales from the Morse. The Laird 60 Noriaw
Adam Beie; by Geo. Eiiott.
walter rhornieys or. A Pefn al tie Past.
ne Autocrat r The Breakfast Table.
The Cavalier; ~ g. p. K. james.
widos Bedott Papers he wars ofthe Rar-
S~slataiei or, The Wanfering Jew.
he French Revolutions By Abhoft.
70 Cuba and Back q Vacalon YoyaEei ty DaAa-
idvls q the KING By T~ennyson. sun
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AnnrNnrN- Arnr,r 10

ADDENpIMs AUGUST 10. lsde-
The time tor receiving proposals under the shove af-
veTtisemeqt vii b extended % 81 ~. % T1esiay- No
vemher 4. 1858. 70 be decided BY the Monday follouinr,
AID me time for onlrmcariag tie service ehaurFd % Isl
January. 1850. Aud The proposals must i1clude q alp-
uiauon that IN The event % fsli1ra o. detention 81 any
inicrmettate pniut. the contractors shau b. cbiired up1u
the awiFalof thr mail. % dispatch the same Immediately
b. a special train, instead o. awaiting The usual time foi
he departure o. the nest regular train
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-24

TEAMS Mr.. J.. H. Stephenson requests Us
to return his thanks TO the members Of Fire
Company No. 3, and Hook end Ladder Fire
Company, for Jhsir successful effort in pre-
serving his house from the FIRE yesterday NOM
inc