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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21

VERIFYING Coal WEIGHT BY Cu.
CIc Observation-Disclosures papers
give the following rule to verify the
weight Of coal: "Coal put into bins
and leveled can be measured from
one to 1000 tuns with as much accu-
racy as it can be weighed on scales.
For instance, Lehigh white ash coal,
per tun OF 1900 lbs, of the egg or
stove size, will uniformity measure
34l feet cubical, while white ash
Schuylkill coal will measure IS, and
the pink, grey and red ash will reach
So cubic feet per tun Of 1000 lbs. or
40 feet for 2,24O lbs, the difference
Of cubical contents between net and
gross tun being exactly four feet
The length, breadth and height of the
bin multiplied together, and divided
by the atorenamed contents of tun,
the quotient must show the number of
tuns therein"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21
RErEGEsCEs
Nebraska Land Agency!
COOK, SARGENT 81 PARKER,

FLORENCE, Eag2AaKA.
M HI attend promptly toal business con-
w nccted with Land Agency, either in
Nebraska, or western Iowa.
LAND WARRANTS bought, sold and loca-
ted
Business for them can be left with any os
the undersigned.
COOK h SAKGENt. Davenport
COOK, SAkG'T DOWNEYa Co. la C.} Iowa
COOK; SAKGT d COOK Des MoinosS
SARGENT a ORWELL Boston, Mars.
oll 5dti
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Dissolu

0NUD copsrtpesship heretofore existing under the
i Arm and name Of Van Dvera 0lade. 70 THE DAY
- mutual coosent dissolved. NJ. v Van DveSa
wiM .-.ntinps the Daaling and Bxchasge business.
ana y euso~ N use the name Of the late 1rD II
nY.a1ntioo.
DeViV. Iowa, October ], le..
p. ". Va uvupA
oc2 JANIS ). stxsnS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21
oo1sd1w

OaYtog the s00oeY that has Just psssed
away. theusands Of sufferers froo dysen,efy and
dlarrf - have been relieved BY the uss Of Hoo
tettes's Bltters, . medicoe which % evidsGt'y
Aess,psd 70 maintain permanent place In the psi
lac sssiosttea. Dultous diasrt0A V one Of these
diseases which b.mes the skill " the phys!cisn.-
9he medicine they sdalnl.teT TO oct upoa the bow.
els never seem, to reach the ssur Of the evil. The
di6iculty 10 to get remedy that will reach all tie
digestive orgsns, and give them simultaneously .
rush OF visor, TO rid themselves Of this disease
This problem Is solved b. the BirrERs which never
falls 10 Conquer the most STUBBORN 1t u only
fair to say that during the season just closed, ths
medicine has achieved more euras t.aA any other
ever presented 70 the pubic. and during the fail,
in which thss terrible sssurgs the ievsv and sgue 10
50 prevalent, the BITTERs will gain fresh fame.
SOLD BY druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
n Sc advertisement in another column.
octl. tonov1
$500 4 YDA1.-Wanted an AosrvB, HONEST
nan In every county in the States, 70 travel and
canvass Tor the NEW YoaH OMA mrs - beautiful
y Illustrated monthly journal. 10 suitable, active
asa. salary Of $500 per year and small commits
don will b paid. address
o. ?. DnISTos, Publisher. . Dsskman q. . Z.
Iaul1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21

CO.E~ss1cr~0lp.
1rR- GEO. B. ORWELL, Of Boss...,
M mittsd partner in orr House from, q,
afser the 6rst day Of October. Our agency
II Boston will hereafter Be conducted unde
The name and style Of Sargent : Dixvsll.
49, COOK 1 SARGENT.
Davenport, October LIST, 1850.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MECHANICAL BAKERY.-wsh have jsst
received ssnagamsnt = Butter, 6sde. Pisnie
ana Wine Csacksrs froa the Chicago Acchan-
ieal Bakery. which we offer q low rates 70
close.
The quality II very superior.
MCCARN 4 COATES.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21
VATRR COOLERS.

- nsr1nnHnT linds aad sty1ss, ~ sale y
snl9G 4 annlnesou,
J nat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-30
YlOnrtarp ann finantial.
TaFHs B1iLT arFEAL oFrlcE

SUNDAY. anuly Sd. lHa
yrs ontrArs-us Ps-yuns d sauaar . y.
ports M market r-rfeutei % fair DEGREES % e.Htil
~. msrnina. and ne trala m1rrm-ui generally vas
nr-r. MarfFa irsarc mafar-ef Prmr hns pipfI
aaluuesto tebkrn a. htalel - hm nc t-,
onriur b. org extensive g. nat capitalists sre fe5s
willing fHmstr thrr inre-tmfria a. thrse nrufu m
bsnt 81. uuisu q .hart plprr orc hraTg but ~ -
aurls heing arrep1ntnEy larrn mere H. na
a.. Iru OK HHn-H marfrf vas nrurr fl-flr friuc sNff
nua va aHat ms riran-ci rate q ioah. 81 m,ss y
nr.r. usn fHr 20 trfIrr. f0T rf0Ta. Trluce. 8 EAa
s 21HH Nv sntr a. ula In Nerfuk iae- -
fs Three anf Hrr aara . DIS ef-hl aH
ds lruufrr atc m hnns
Nru YouK.-Tu,n ~ Hrrad Jtuasr 95 netiis
fr o. millinu q ~ rnmfpL
iFut i-an we're oren ~ dr
efv tr Deposits msfe vita a. suhTrctsufy here's d
fha tsfan- so on On vrs efrrci M Q 0mhintiinn ~
Ieailmt o waaha-ta Wr tHt rhnsa nem lols
piri that 1f fhf ouHinfu1n hcns w.
successful tiis hins @
III wsu rfrraf fa faau hrs chiefy heeu taken fr bone
-alusrmuuau E1 mauv rHterumeut hnm arc @mhs "a
he maH. mart.i. = E1,'l ihii u r-v ~
krrffrr5 nfs lbs b. dueirE ts ~nfe ~ ihHn
rrads sirasfr trus trrr marked ~cTldonsg = revival
Tie fmIarsuaus pa urea Wrc eni -
uefa ID maf.HrnHI.r H rlsfue in rricr lnlfe sme
startling afasfrHn he sh1uil ucrfs ie lnhr aiaN ~
tbs vesr witness q scaon ~ very Weh
rgffr No. IY Marco ar.nrru viii BE- needed Or ne
drdfnarv cfE ~ tsfe anil sa0riins o. ihe usah Nv
there VII D. less demlni fr E~uFefumeni seenflls
man there osfdh be duInG q sefHh d mmfr
nsficu
Thasima r-uer -nratin- Q ne uestly hEuk return
sHrs % urp74rs that M movement n ne week nlsp.en
rerr sIight. and that with fhr exception RI Ne aepalts,
uheh hove fallen 90 $50 az. me ether auiuunis are
amn1rsftgtfr nulhau-fL ur -Hinn Tc.e IN Tfteqf
boz arersra export s. Oar ~ aursa o. te BIS aLaib
rhiah vrr- mode lssf waff uI7n uuf debtors IN NeN
r--Tr,T M p.nr-.1-sris. Nfr- week uiu witness the
frsulaunna q apart 81 uisfueIe FROM ne h1nkan TIE
rh-raamrr D. the afrrnfage ~ tath We via We
could hope that -imult1uHHulF with mis nHeEaeifY re-
du-ian ~ zrrafs. the bank would proceed o. reduce their
l1ns Eu aruang t1nF uru fnfrf A. u1sisn 1i any sueh
hing a curtailmruf TIE eu1rm0rs import trade q last
ueeE and Ono hi-f price nt which eUlh1uEe staudsl are
t~IerftIr iuIicluens df The rrient % the business that
b. d1nr ths year. ~ The bmks bcgiu win d hnn-
cred and thirty miHiaua o. I1lns. where viii they end
On ne a5h Tenncaca b1nh atd lt slz on ne e6h
fH fraIa
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nrnrnIs lilo crRnENr.

EhHEINH-In.F IH-rIu- inn hFIfI"kI Han
TIA Ia-i5 Errrup Faer LON. To- Ic
HLtCKNG-suaI r5xr, ssa5 ai Large n'yes.
g. 556 70 Ee
C~oFFET-Jau 500 le 2 hi Rtr ca1ee sun rs. 81
-rasaI rslIsuy we Fa-ts t2sHi21e LF-uayrat "A
aI5
CHEEsE-w. D.. osaIo; b I5-i Pine Arpis,
% cents.
CRACKER-watrr e.; Butter. a. 30; ssa IS 3
o.; sa=sr So %, saa e. JFuar
CANpIE-sfsr 1or15 Rh
CoEptGE-MaraTa 50. s3i Crttu s891s
FIsH-g1eEsrsr ST.. D. ts SIS, haI-tl> So E-
60 So So D. sIsi h1r-ts ssi kits s. So 81
3 DIS sr5= Hsf-g'7 ST. tu g.
FLurE-sHrsrau- S. ooas 4i Cy Extra g. a
Q 60. ST. Iou- Extra 81 1898 ci Knoxville S. So
g. r54 T. HarIa1 g. Co.'s IS -
GLt--Par Box Of 90 ul Freuah WnIgu, sEio
g. r5l sos ioua. g. 5ss ei Fiushur-h, $50 g
q f, p I0zl2 s. I52 30
GrgplwDEE-Esuu Elhe. IS 846 IS tls|
Nirfu- So 1916 50.
WUr-ug Tiut rf-I5.
muN-ren1-sser lCmrrIai s11 5a- nj Penu.
rfrus T.rtursh BARI 1F9tar
LElTHEE-sE at lbr1aIs Or sElrur-- $50 49,
us-re a1Fl8e, OlE Solo, $50. 0. 1l-u, Hemlpai
sI- ss7st p m; Birdie Leaner, s51ls d.zi Up
Or Laher, So ss dz-n-
LruE-obis river. 81 01@i o. Alton suI S. Gene.
We've. 81 7ya2 or.
ICrugs-oE EHrlaH whIEy 81 50 u ali OBJ.
uys. 81 o1s %, ora K~rrrs. 81 ogsl So Imitsu9u
is- lri-a s. O0= Cuu1u HrrlnHi WHISKY continue
r1Irauu with mzr-Hrs 1iuuu-ls
pszfrr' sass' Pssh srluly 81 Bgs o. Arp''
BfsHfy 81 1ore
LAHp-Iu hHI.. io kr- 11Ee
LEAD-B1r. 74as h.
L~UuEEE-Pqar sls ss Cypress sisi yellow Pine
r1uzH s-1s Pine FIerine so; Clear White Pine, SO
it C.ru.1 Pine s15; 2Ia- SIS
MoLAssEs-ssa Sc fr bUrs and 90 or h.lfutIs
bnd rfr-uHH-
U.C1HEs IEnN uE-sFc n
NAVAL sr1EE->rru Tuprulue. 7aB' Tar
O. CO.'S 81 small srf ur-e tt's
NCrs-Paan- 90 an Am1aif Sr shells 90
ll-s Hard Shells E1al5' THheru. nlr, Elzh
W.fauf I-4-; C-aauufs g.
NAUs-s8 s0ataPts=
oII-Lueei OH sTs5s Lard OH, $3.50 Caste
OH 50 50
F~RoyIsIUSs-New Rsoa. clear Sides I4ci plan
hams usaR4e shaaHiersss ss.; Bud IN bels ios
FI0-e9 kr-s. U-aIaec. Nea Perk. $40 Bulk PORK
rluuI be-s se-; Ne- Beef SIS.
PAFEE-wnrrlu1 esFs1 WRu sm
PuTArDEs-svret 60 2 bush Iuh. e. 256I 40
PICKLES. nl Ghertn IS 5oi = -I a. IS 50
= Ei de- 50 30 - GAL Oysters s6 50.
WCE-5TGe pm
BuFf-uauH spun 6r.as Ms-aius, TE0S
SUGAE-Ws have ua ehlnsc Of qultsiicusi but uela
rcaarE That he market be- teuir- -reard. We quut
Pair. 6He7ss rr,me 7Fas5; Caoios and Fan-y. $50
sALr-Iu tts, Coarse. 81 loTi IS; Pine, 81 io9
o Retail. e. aoaI 90 or c7arss. and 81 7sa1 s0h
FINE Salt selling from landing BOZ ot, at 81 o5 %
course AMI 81 mfr hna-ln advance ofio1 2 haz
sOAP-Ru. sAH6EcP n
sHOT-Duap. 81 ooa2 10; Buck. g. 4oa2 50 BAG
sPICE-Pcppsr. I4s; Cinnamon. goes5si Glove.
Oaf5,; Gneer S5s spice. IaaI5g an.
S-EEDs-Covcr, 50 00ol0; Blue Grass. g. Oc62 IS
rima.hy. 81 sos Oi Herirrsv - O082 as Nu.keei
60 5eFg %; orchard en- sea O..
sWNGLrs-s5 S11G 90.
HVE-None m market
TALIows = n.
rURSrPAsoa 5oc p bu-heI.
uN-rafe p box T. c. 81 IS TX SO 50 10
Tin. gc
TEt-ImeraL 75-as2 o. Gmrovder, 1891 %
Talng Hyzu 100 81 30 Bhb asa 81 %
rO~BtCCo-Mls-luu Keutu-Ey and Tennessee SIS.
- vifaula 2o1est %
TWEr-TFfS an.
vSEs NR-Pme Waite VINE 20 SAL Pure Az
d. slo0taii Chemical So SOS 90.
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slrns bp GfIrorapb.
10 ASSOCIATED PREss or MENlPms

NEW YoHK, Januau ., P. N.-The steamer
Illinois has arrived hefe. she brings dates OF
the 10th from Valparaiso, ard from Callao 10
The 2ih. There had BEEN sn1iher rsvolaHon
h Chit, with 2 prospect that ne Government
viii b. overthrow. AZ Valparaiso the Mer-
dives newspaper had been suppressed by Gov
ernment- The rFoEnces Of Nalparaiso, SantiacV
and Acouiaqua are deelaredund y martial Law
Several printing Offices have been closed. a
number Of citizens Belonging 20 q political
club al Santiago have been imprisoned.
su william Gore Ousely auivei at Leon, end
IS negotiating a treaty with Nicaragua. The
treaty resembles the Clss-Yussari convention.
Gen. Lamar was ar Nicaragua. awaiting the
opening of Congress. The Costa Rioa Con-
gress has ratified The contract made by Costa
Rica and Nicaragua win Belly and Mllard,
with reference 90 the transit route. President
More had signed the contract
Date had been received from Cailao 10 thc
9th December. A not took place on the 2lst,
m consequence Of some prominent capitalists
importing some manufactured houses from ne
United States; several lives were lost and
many persons wounded. The promoters Of the
riot were arrested the authorities finally re-
stored order. Lima and Callao were In a sfate
of siege.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-30
WIN. STEVENSON.
TIE RRMAND
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES


rHr-rrei mere eEfru.lFe maalaulus uror-
II SHY AsPLENnIp b &TEsRnHM BAL been
uTei ul H 30 l1 ht1 slreB nrrt dor o. Mckinney
O. l. Furniture -tra auualuuE with tHH IfffCr uHau
fH li nrr
The rHHH1l.r I sINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
81 HHH HtltlIlrI Dr. deemed EurarfuHus o. cEr1-
uare U1.l 4llf alrIe esreiaIly SINCE Do a cu-tauarT
o. a.r-lflFa every k4H. % seuluE AalsIue. whether
EH td algrr1E oratiassi aIusf o. 40 edfafs
bE. l.rIHul ut gH=F lmi ~ H-nstir pHr-u VIII
trust o. O T1r1- EfTrru-1IHuf while De- lnsEal LIm-
saIi uf fhs auHrtnlrr ~ Imiuu- D. Deraai inspaduor
what M1l1rur H- tast-nttf Or DIS VurR
II mraf1Ie Or th- urrhtzf ~ a sIu-ea Ha.lue
o. Dbl. drHued uuuF ba-sua Call Mf-hine D. sid with
ta E%-lvI.-. 70 refrnlsE Do in "a given time f o. -h1uli
or prove fH rH uhaf b. was rrrre4rnf-i
Wrre uu as - csdi POM O. a rHlume af fsre
1I1-r- HI To EH rlruu su1Hrss B. q sure ert1erHa
r merit Tls ven Enauu thHt O. " Singer and I'd
ua-f CI.lf NhD ltutr u1e Arm ef . n Siu-ar a.
c.. have n zne uliHCnurrs ltU an wlCuEHe Tea
fhHt Hlr.f Marhinr have 1f~ars -uTunzuiri a hrHrT
pIa sai hf tlrre - mue1 Er-Fr nwHlw r. fhem
500 aHuf shy rUtHr lIrf ani That IHnlred. 70 nr-+
hs-EuTe HrEa Haru u ar9frat faiiy ne f- rrFsrf nL
seven EerH7 hr-alI in SD aaiitHn
.u-sr uau ufFur'rrar1 Boz Sow TDrE f. 0uslfereIa
.1arklhe erurHlf frsu in thlt cry ~ mammHfh es-
o. Ii-hTeTfs ser via ~ MISE rmmr1ar farItr- fheT
l HrreI- aH- O. Supply thr d-nsnf uaHf bal ure
'H1 HrHrd since 'he ruHIir Easd rr-rI faa irrm .r-
O. Hd -lrhle--nrs a tha ure- 81 SEWING MsehrHe.
r.rH -H" I fHa whole rHu-r m LaIrHHI
us.u u -Errf IH HEr -aaI-- Hsahur trade.
uH1tE erl % usks g. uraHH oamrs.im before
-7Fr.reHf SINCERE MFaHlnre rHu sos 90 $50
r~aI-au-f EDWIN DEAN. A-ruf
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rrom

WAsHiNGros, January 2a-The Senate and
House were engaged an private and local bills
In the Democratic Tariff Caucus Slldel pre-
fered the reduction in expenditures to the in
crease Of lhe revenue. Hunter resolution
that twas ineXpedient 20 change the tariff this
session was adopted.
The President IS 30 send m a message next
week showing a deficiency Of twenty millions,
and asking Congress 20 relieve the government.
The Committee on Elections have decided
iha. Boyd B. Chapman is the rghtful delegate
from Nebraska.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-30

- 80 nv $50 60 "a
mApfsov srnrrr
tprtr-Gr.en IS 5o7s 9atsrrel
SIDE. sassrs cir,r spt- o.. ela
s~hsasders sasss. Country Hams. fI6fa.c. c
v,-el linn Rattan
TrrrEaLc-.rry ~. man. c.,,.-rr d.
40: ZOO w...ro F...r,e ts7sn c.,-o
e. n-lau.
ursV-v,-v wst. a. =,e4 sat-,f
-
r,-rrr- u, $50
r~,np,er- rera1f-
copx-n -
~urrsr-aatNnm
rurrvrNs go ID
rprrD rHru-m A. 5oT~ Il -
--gtp.... go -. -. 49,
- so-sn
- -
-.e,-.
-, -
r.-.g.se 800
- crrer m-D
uTare 80 49, 60
.-.e-ar r-,a- -.
eachs Deer $50 p Hibs f1u -l-a Fo6Ec
ssh-udamsuI
u ,-r-- sa - es
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-30

Frr go Eeapms arraI
MEssts. EnTroHs ln today iseue there is
a communication from Marshal Underwood, in
which be informs rs hat The law Of God is
the law Of the land Forshe says. Il is
proper Tor me 70 say that such an entertain
meat on the sabbath day, IN the eyeof the law,
be- contrary 70 good morals and the law Of God,
which is DE law Of the isnL- wa om Civ
Marshal tell us where the Bl5b (Which 81 ua-
dolb.eiiy " The law Of God,") commands us TO
Keep SuHday instead Of Saturday. am thou
el RI into lie, keep che commandment. And
We are ah aware thai % Christ came not 10 de-
roy u7 Jaw 2 the prophets, but 90 fulfill
NE q7esdop id Christ abolish me ancient
Ssbblthr
MENrHis, January o.. 1859.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-30

HIGHWAY RoBBEET-John Rof, last even
ing, took out q warrant from Esq. Horne. un-
der he following circumstance. as stated Ly
him on taking out the Indictment He wee com
ing 20 the city yesterday, along the Raleigh
road before reaching The corporation line, a
man Suddenly sprung before him from behind
He Tefused 10 give 30 up. when another man,
who came up ard appeared % b. a cemrada If
the highwayman, drew a knif- the frs psrty
knocked him down. broke his watch-ruard. and
made of with the watch. Bof centrived TO get
some information 20 who tbe villain wa. and
took out the warrant. A highway robbery on
the skirts Of the town, IN open daylight, is a
bold proceeding.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-30

WASHINGTON, January 2s, p M.-Mr, Jas
per 5. Whitney, who IL connected with th'
Sonora surveying expedition, has arrived here
and says that Sonora Is in a deplorable condi'
ton, that Peschiera hadfaHed to raise troops
that the people az HeTmiosella had liberated
an Of Peschiera's prisoners, and paraded
through the streets crying uiDf los -4mcricanos'
Death 10 PeschieTsil SAYS that the whole
country were ~anxiously expecting the United
States % purchase or occupy the country.
Peschiera was az Sinalon. and was about 20
attack MazaEan. The opposition only wanted
q leader 70 overthrow him instantly.
The Costa Rica Congress had ratified the
Belly treaty, slightly modified. Lamar man
ifest0 TO Nicaragua had created a sensation.
Buchanan's efforts against the hlibusters were
fally appreciated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-30

BAH AT THE GAroso.-The seoond ami
yersaly ball and soiree Of the Hook and Ladder
Company, which Gkes place % Wednesday
Highs al the Gsyoso HOUSE, VIII BE- the creates
occasion Of he kind since the ban az tie open
ing Of that hotel The members Of this oompa-
ny aIe young gentlemen connected with the
most respectable and influential families Of fae
city, and hey have eEertsd themselves indi-
udlaliy, DOT cniyto secure the most ample ar
rsnEements fo- an agreeable evening. but to
have the soHee grsced with the presence Of he
beauty and fashion Of Memphis. We learn
That the sttendanee Of ladies viii equal, II not
exceed, any former similar occasion in this
place The Preparations being for a 90
win not be confined TO the enioymsHt If p
dancers merely parlors viii be thrown open
for the accommodation Of those who do not
loin the dance, while space viii BE- provided
for promenadars, who VIII BE- entertained wHb
the music q an e~zeellau, band. Amagniheert
supper win Be served 70 tn guests, the ampli-
tude and luxrianee Of which VIII leave NOTHING
for the most experienced rourmaH5 10 desire.
The smile Of beauty, TIE glitter Of Jewels. The
glorious effect Of mel dresses shoxn IN a blaze
Of hight, TIE sweet excitement Of delicious
music, the fascination Of the navy dance. and
the delight Of social intercourse, viii al com
bins 10 make the night a joycas and bevi,eb-
ing time, to be looked back upon with delight
full remembrance in ysau 70 one.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-30

NV YoEK, I%hnulry 2A.-C Cotton dull
Mixed corn s.. Sugar quiet. Crfea firm and
ac-fre at IIfdIIs. NoI1ss1s I5.
C~IyctsrArI, January 2a.-Flo1r firm al
So ~. Whisky -. Lard no hhs l--
NLw ORLEANS, January 24-Sales of cotton
to-day 1900 bales. and market generally un-
ch7ncei-uotatiohs are nominal The week
has been rainF- Sugar huoyautat Ut6g. CON
firm ri 70. LaTd buoyant a. l2c-aale made
for Havana. Gamnies 10.
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Later from Hayti.

NV YoBg, January ga private letter
received in this city says that Solouque had
been defeated by Cen. Gefrard, and that the
imperial troops were reteating 10 the capital
The writer thinks that the contest IS ended.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-30

GAIETy IHEATEA-To-mouow ai-ht the
grand benefit for the Fire Department Of the
ety-iu which Mr.. Crisp generously gives up
every cent received to the Depsr ment-wlH
take place. We need add nothing 10 what we
have already said as to the claims this oocs-
sion presents for public support, The high de-
serts # our gallan and eIcien- ire compa-
mes are well known 20 an. Al excellent bin is
odered tor the occasion. B. includes a pecu-
liar and novel feature, which will nst faii To-
attract az en'ion. The F~arform7nces viii com
mence With I'll thai Giiue1s IL aof Cod. a most
excellent piece, and wei adap I'd 10 he coca
sion. After which viii BE- Pressnssd a neu
Local Drama. written by a gentleman Of Mem
phis. and respectfully dedicated by him 70 the
Fire Department The local nature of the
piece wiH suffice to set curiosity on hs tap
toe, but the Interest Of the matter is increased
by the fact that the characters riH b. taken By a
aum5p Of he principal membgs Of H. Fire
DcpHrmcnL There is boIndto boa full house
on this interesting occasion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-30

LEArEywoErH, January ga party from
Western Missouri have returned 20 that place
from Kansas, having captgredsererai runaway
negroes. and DR.. Day and son, charged with
aiding IN their escape. They are iu Jail, and
summary punishmedt is threatened.
Gen. Lane is momentadly expected
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-30

Few artists have ever, in Memphis, re-
eeiVed 20 heavy a ran and msh Of business. or
achieved SO complete success, as have our.
friends Tyler & Co, daguerrean artists, oppo-
site Odd FeloWs' Hail, On Main street The
true secret Of an this is thc recommendation
which they give Themselves, by means Of the
excellent pictures they take, coupled with a
knoWledge oftbs advantage 10 be dsriyedfr from
a j]udioious use Of printers ink. They know
DE value Of q fresh paragraph every mo-niar.
and have ayailed themselves Of its advantages.
ueir-gaIeTy is ihroHsed daily, and they never
tail to give satisfaction.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-30

Pleasing stthe same time sn,gIge rsueales .r Dye
prrsa mtsH aihrrIseases arisine from amrtid on-
Lrru 20 the stomach ana Liver BE- Dr. U0sTETTER's
BTTTEEs Uuut ouv removes The disease from hrsys-
rrm rut tg Swing tne o. ne ofeaus Of dieesueu ats
DEN r ner rualas. AT uha have tried a-Enaui-
else BEL r~r-eli1nss and superiority and We therefore
umus1i t 90 the Sufferer Dr. Hoste1ers Bittrr 81 e
uli1 81 Oh usu U1vu % need praise Do E therefore
srlsg sel-zary az his time uu1re -aln dr--t atten-
dau Co this preparation uhish o. esrtain'v unsIuie' By
any before la Gutl-, satisfied a ve are uif BE- side
rrsli reputation must rr1vs s~Ge-isut % satisfy al ai
us excellence as O relief ord remedy fr AN Isrlsrs %
DE stomach
F1- aEe ty nru-Elsu and dealers generally Cvery-
where HOsTETTER s SMITH
Mau1zturer ana Proprietor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-30

MAEKET HoUsEs-Wc were DOT IN error in
believing that the special committee on marke.
houses, appointed on Tuesday night By Conn
eli, Messrs- Robinson, Dew and Forrest, would
ac- promptly and decisiFely They have pur-
chased a l0t on Bsal street, west of tn first
bayou, where the Cd ice house stands, upon
which the South Memphis market houss viii
be erected The Dot eost somc.hing Owe
5000 il win require some fIiin- up, but
The spot appears to as admirable for e7nven-
fence, being Of ready access from Union. Gay
oso, Second, Main. Hemanjo, DsSoto, ST.
Martins. S. Patrick and other streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-30

ARE twin crluves derived irm .us sr.-u- he ve-et-
sh'e rreiu1rau- Of the -I m-y sa 10 wiau u tie
ys;su- Do enc mfrraany uaaa ne sretsH u ns
hoI- 1uiths aher externally thrsush ns countless Or
ORES % mc SKIN. deausin= and recaperatus Che vital
e-aniutin-
sd az le msuuaoau- No 50 Maiden Lane, Nov
Yok and bv au DRUGGISTS at 49, So anil 81 pr pr
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DANAWAT from ne r~rh-rriber- llvnrnelr Stn-a&
n al1rt Eiss- ahent the lNh ofOctdtar hsf NIX
negro mfn MARSH aEri taf-ern 81 auf1 yrars
sfani-r aliri ar1rf dva fst ten Or eicrtu inllr -
hi7h farf rmrifxans small bead ard feet sni per-
h1us "a -lr thur Temple
l-i nf1ra1n iis delivery n NJ. Or alme-r n f7i 90
hrf lean -cf hlu- VA FOAG-
ssnItcha, Deslio county, Ms illi-aauam
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MEMPHIS. January 2. 1880
ms and aitnr the dare, the superiutendeufa once q
" me Memphis and ono HailruId yin De M the Navy
lard. uufl emi or ne Camnaurs uau Dept. % stairs
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on ani after WEDNzsbArusrt ms ssh. an he
trains eu cme int and u4oa fumfhe.new DEPOT al
he Nafg Yard and az rri1ht Hih ne sx1eptau Of
Cotton. VA Be- receite1 aui drflvercd Il hst p1iut
u SecnleTeeE af hertfffure-aa f unul lu iner nettce-
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