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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

T2rroEErs-rherr,irt % oafton auriug TIE Wcel
ending last ersnius asrroEa,ed 2sis hsles. ne larresl
reeeig:s hg river 1uring sng week u tho season. ne
aipnruis duriar ihs came -ios snbraesd sIs haies
OF wlich nm-uni -oos Bales weren sen for New Orisans
G@ bales ios re ono fiver, ara obziss for s. Lsuis,
f~riniiur IRE shipments DOW n bard The T. ". Hll
ara Flatia varsy..--.Mauy o. tie paafsts were de-
riael yesterday. owing teuie imposdsiii:y o. receiving
rei-rt. nirremaT iu.utes the Vii, seLeuand and
Pat's VALLEY. Ehey win an ;rsve, however, shis morn
n-- Thr Ch--t1- fr Nrw uriesns did not get sway
mtI Iss n-fi rhe Diak-y uiHleave fr ST. Louis 90
morrow. rev. T. NoClay VIII rsiurn % Cincinnati To-
morrow o- T1e=tsy-.-.--The McClsy Is ne a-st arrival
frou C~iaalnu1H since te iate frere---..We are ia-
aelteI 90 wess s.. shirley ant raytr q the NcLelan, 20
NJ. Icnuald o. The DigslE to NJ fantrum o. the
Pe5taaa. 90 Car. Poser q The vicieria sud toI M.
si-s- 2 no ing mr. ~ la'e p-p-rs Eni cher favoFs.
-.ne 81. Frauris Ne. p capt Hurh nsnssr, win
leave Hr Nsrei-cn 20 mr oE. sd every aonay md
Frstey rsaHar......csr Ec0a-d s husily enEsgrd
i-r-eri re- rh- Iafr -oIisin case between rs Vicio-
riaa-i- G Cline Tie isn Pr Napoleon yesterday 10
ssarb O., szimaur..,...Ths RsAWiag viii leave for
as Brkaaasr irrr ruasia7. ard he p y. Ryisnd for
T1s ri,-r
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE.

CONTAINING Rooms, vita an eEseueut chs -
~ tern and 0rher Improvements, or b lot 50 81
feet irauf 1I Jones aFeGue. noe far foH 81 tII
Ma-g's church. VIII Del oadata sacrif-r For2G
terms ABBY o. A. J. WHITE & CO..
1Il-f1m 90 Trruf usE
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CHARLES BRADLEY & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Aud Dealers in
CHEWING AND SMOKING
TO .GJyD CIGARS
sample Rooms "A Madison Street,

MEMPHIS, TENN.
Re constantly reaeiving. and viii sell 70 ne trsa.
II A. Manufaatureu' Pricess ne best brands q Vii
Eilia anu western T1hacoos.
AmonE these nav b. huns
lIas. L. C~Iaytaris Pine God Bars, 15t ths rcundj
premium pcunddf
Preull'a Era Gold Leaf, puauds and Isl
Ben. Ftantlin. half poundss
Booker q Bro'r superior ~PicHyuns," nsht press
Haisey & BcoEer's hard
o.. unrivaled "Leoumpte."
Wm. Crumpt1n's " cavenfish, EEht pteased
Fuur Acesf
AnIers0nis Sod Leaf sun cureds
rotlasi VirEinia's Best
Mraa1lFE Bones Dew
Wm Hsre's ~, Uz, Zzzi
Furrerson A ~Co'sFancy twist IA Ne rcuntf
Learaed, Freeman NCa.s Natural hsafs
I. q. Tsaton's. eun cuFeds
CAROLS " lagle." rouuds and -
uI n1miniuns
learned Freeman A Cos prcmium smukinf ~
Advances uIzde cay On aoods in store.
on he lst o. Jauuarr next W staT rsm1es 81 ~
Frunt Rov. arn door Huth q n AMI @ = Wst
cancs. c.RAC
Eaquirsr upg. ttf-en
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

Mr.. Collins, ,be eminent
Irssh comedian and vocalist, was a passenger
20 this city yesterday BY the steamer hg0mar.
He win commence an engagement at The new
Thestsr Tomorrow s7enE
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eavv Failure in Bosto.

BOsToS, January Phillips & Aoselv, ex
tsnsivs hardware dealers, have failed. Their isbnihe
are sid to be large.
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Mnnetarp an0 finantlal
The ForeIen money marken.

HFNPWs DAILY APPEAL OEFICE.l
SATURDAY January -. 1881.
We hear II no cbangs 81 our money msrset worthy Of
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~v YORK January i5-A ship, under the Command
o Capt Moses, Of Charleston, is 10 sail from this por
next week Tor GibralteT. with provisions for the relief Of
the Jews recently expelled from Noro0oo.
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For. RenE.

TUE large yellow building IN The Navy lard VIII be
rented on god terms 20 a good tenant-uQne 1rser
need apply. The house could be wen ADAPTED % a orz-d-
ing house. Apply 20 W T.. NELSoE,
inra-Tw SUITS Omee. Nav Farf.
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Important TO an wnOm 1t may

TIE anlcted uoatt Do veil % rad the advertisements
found in mother column Of & 3. Goolsa n Co, Of
HOUCH s PANACEA-a medicine which has net with
uuparaIsIsd success In hsaing ne various diseases for
which it is recommended. Those Whsty Is once give II
the preisrencs over an others. sep2s
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For Hire.

The steamship HHRgarian's Mails.
KEW YORK, January i4-The mails psrthe steam
ship HnngsTisn-weu south On this mornings train.
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q Leeches FOR sale at Wm. C. Werner,
CupPer ard Lsseher, No. q Main street above Esrksf.
nds-6ms
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

NoNcoSEAH BAPTIST CHuucH-Rsv. Wm.
Cary Crane viii preach bis final sermon as
Pastor O. tis church next Sabbath At II
O'clock. The church is near Whites station,
on Mississippi and Tennessee "a Road.
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NENrrle Dt1T tFff Al
frfpAY 4aaru i0 N
CerroE-Ther@ "a srsk ffIurs vrstH ~
so7i enons, and owing o aeaiuius
eipsny uv snail arrivals, the eon.rqacnus ns lnssfl.
billy % hsuHnFio the way stations in te r-esfaf ass.
difien e ihe roair-tar pIce aiGsn=f. ne ssiei re.
ported were tatsk Wat7. q ats. aais4,7 aas,
~ afeK. MATTE. 7at IoK. seiatisg. i5 at tos. 81
a. ios, ~ atii. 2atf2-tohf, 1893 haie.
Gorf orsiueU.-. sKa IG-i ufFHInr r0sarog
~ hthHlnF-.. 2ha 81 Hiiuiag fair..W Gifs
Niaains ....-. 20 @ioK Pair ...-....usail
EouesEIc Markets b. Telegraph.
NEw ToRK Jan. "A. p. n-oaau-rhe msrtei
closed lrm ami quict The sales o. l1-lay amount % 60
bales e. Hsc F,uur-ras market co1el arm whisky
g. selling AZ e5A om-The ufa to-day amount TO
30 COZ tusheis az @e91e. Park-Easism mss siGr2g
eia IS fo7 90. rua siTei7ss fr nea susar-ns
nsftsi rd quiet The Gales o. ta-isy amounted d
80 pra at Ho Tor Cuis.
INV ORLEANS. gaa. -. p. n-ceeos-rss sa,r.
q N-iiy are soo baies-tho prizes are easter. baiihe
q~uotaiiaHs remain unchanged. Corn 7o75se. WHISKY
IS. Ffe.sa's &C cotton % Liverpoo in aorsiru sb.rs
s-Ibi
cistfssArt Jan. "A, ,. -rors-8ssisrnm mess
o selling 81 80 % nc sales Of io-isg smouuted % 90
tris.s hacs sell e. IS a0Ta %
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Nil
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
ORGILL. BROS. 4 co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

Franklin Female College.
next session WIH open the lt 90 Frhrrarr. un-
L Ger q fgcuity not superior. tut eausI fr frv III our
hrFt f=uaic Schools Hni as OCT p~osrr-F w consider
abs auosssiun F pupils is r--r rs-ra-fur. asta.f d III.
u1uuo-m1nf ~ fhe time for beginning Ore -rrf session
ia an fhsf Is uee-s-ErE Sheui- further Information be-
wanted addrra Erv- J. p. DOUGLASS PEST
Holy springs. Nj g.
E'qlirer coy 5aitC8Ewlfa
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MEMPHIS THEtTER,

Aching and Stage Nansgsr-.....WM C. THOMPSON.
STAGE n DAWSON
AT0NpAF EVENING Jaruav fs-Firzt niEht o. the
VI eminent Irish c1uriiau and vocalist, Mr.. coll
LINs, whose sl-1ess 10 CaIfwnIa, and since hi return.
has been meet iriEmuhzut. He vii aupear a. Sir Pat.
rick O'PIrnips in The IRISH AMBASSADOR and TEDnT
TTLER. Introducing sr-rral of his popular sunu.
LOCKS
DreS Circle. P~arcuelte and Balcony, IS cents
- raie Bose. IS ani so. Third Tier and ColoIef
GALLERY g cents Blk 0Ica open fum 10 A. ~. %
p. ". Doors oren ar So o'cnck. Overture oom-
ueursE az : o'cock. Curtain rises precisely Al II
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zJ. ". Watson g Co., No. 2 Monroe ST.,
between Maia stree. and Front Row ken on
band pumps FOR drawing water on. Of e~isterus
and o~eIleu, for hire on reasonable terms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

kEcElFrs OF CorroN by BFEE-The re,
cePts O. eostoa By river during the week clos.
ing last evening embraced 2s4s bsles-ths
largest number q bales received By river du-
ing any week Of The season. :,
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PEEsoSAL-Gen. Houston, OF Clark county
Ky, d lawyer q eminent ability, and a lead
ing member o. the O7posid5a parry OF his
safe, is at 'be Cayos7 house
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- Rev. Il. R. Ave. Univsrsaliss, vii
preach at Odd-Felows hsI. tonight, at "a
EL Subiect-MattheEs, 25th chapter: ash
verse: And these shan 20 away into ever
lasting punishment, but ths righteous into life
efs-uaI =
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

Lands for sale-ses Hopkins q Kirby's car
on the fret page.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

Hen. Ju5ge Mason, Of iowa, who zsds
bimseH 20 popular with ne inventors o. he
country, Whilsh be held tie Office Of Commits
sioneT Of Patents. has. We learn, associated
wHh Mann & Co., at the S5suti6e Amerioaa
oHrr W=- York
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

r Owing 10 the Protraeted inclemeney o.
the weather and the consequent mirY condi-
ton Of tie roads in the lack county, it has
been for some time, and is nov utterly imprse-
taelble 10 do snv hauling to railroad stations,
on account ofwtich the sale Of tobscco adrsr-
tised % take place tomorrow at the Office Of
John Erskin, % Front Row. is unavoidsbly
postponed. jan imme5a ate notice Of the first
sale viii be given, which viii CONF of very
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

Tar IScARcEHArED.-Ther is a present one
hundred and six persons confined in Ike city
prison. OF the number stVty-two arc he'd for
STATE ohsncss, t~hirty-1Ee are attached to the
rhain--arr md thir-..n are --r.rsr ra,-,.z
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

FoR THE WEKTHER-A warming and gen
ds stimulus is wanted especially BY ladies, to
c0antsrsct he effects Of the damp and chang
ing atmosphere. Heckls's Blackberry brandy
q The thing FOR he PurPoss-stors on shelby
street. near Gavcea.
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SundFTes.

TIE Eto-khoidsrs In the BiuT City Insurance Con-
/ pauy Will can a. the once q the clm1z1r. and re-
usipt ior th4ir ten PER cert dividend.
ial5Iw T. ". WILKINSON. S-c'v.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

Held TO BAIL-Ns hanis Simmons, Wbo
is charged with obtaining beef cattle, to Tie
value Of three hundred dollars, under frsuiu-
lent preteuoes, was held TO ban in the sun Of
$1,000 BY Esquire H-ornsyesteriar, to answer
&c he charge in he Criminal Court
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BORT Of gflemgbis.

ntrsr and srcamboat Matters.
RE -f.rr came fa Island 81 ihis Fuui Fnssy eveuin
ia o-mmcacsd asir- sssin gesfeTass moruins sino
which tire Hhat risrn raar 4 iuclaf ~ dark last even
mz. Ths waashsr was dams iua s1aay the nfos- q IA
ssT. bus te ooua. cleared svay surius ne evening, a.
steanh5aimen were ranrhssfrs . iater nisAt ~ rnn.
uiug. N-sinsarfine ne mul ehi1h 81 rRiN 2 -
r~iciniiy % ne river. business was hri& a. re VIC
fandiue especially The wshssh risar ras rtsinE o. -
asaauuts. Bot & ~. rriciasf osies. he eoais IRON ne
iaycsie1lsTram e out rirhaut murh hiHirsn fruui i-e,
TrLron frnsc ne river a. S. Louis was ssrniur
souiy v-ierssy ana ice IN great a1aaaues vss rom s
down. AZ LoulsTne no riser 80 risias shrig, SID
uane Pee. ua'sr iu rs farnnef aud seven - fhefsi-...
Lofrr-st IouIssil ne rirer v nsnT rapidly, Hha
Ten reel sr ireses water IN ne canal. md = ciueinrat
t4enfs-rins - wsirr IN ne channel
ARhurp AND DrrAarrn.-o she reeular pasErn,
IRE Platte Vt1ey. from 81. L1uis DE in Diekes, from
Cairo. ne N,scs scLeisn, fnn Louisville the Inso-
mar, frou NeE Orleans ard zoe Lsay Waiioa, from Ar
knnsus river. arrived al win go3f tips ne Nosss
McLeHn hruashi rs bales hsy. $50 lhis. aour. and .
large amouat d cfarr produce ne Pistie valley wss
also hes-iiy reizhfeis a. one item he brought 20 bales
r-a fr hs port and received a IN. amouut Of me
saH's for - Ionis n IuromaT brought ~ 3 hetgy
shpneatoi ur.r -aiasses ara ether southern pro
sac,s. TIE departures embraced the 8 II. TucEsr for
Arkansas river the Gen Pke for white tiver. NJ ".
H Iaushlea, .r fhc S. Francis ana he viot1ra, Tor
vicEaurs All ne rsEuiar packets nsf deaarted were
h~eirlted. cF7sriar5 The Ticaria and Gen. PIKE.
TIE mn'-vlve of fbe Tuek~F w. repaired. and heae-
parted sbo1r5 Tcha last cvrniar me FeTiont and
Csrcal,r. Or LsnisyiHe sad the Rel Rover, Or Tssha
wire nsssei up. and he sviizrfisnd from cineiHuafh
p g rayia-, ron ST. Laais and ne Weada-d
rm LeufsriHe passed down The ". l. NCClsy ar
rived nn Cinannaa ist evening" win large reiFht
fc- this 7ar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

SruL THEv CoME.-Our friend c. r. Nc
Gsughsy, Of Dyersburg, Tsna., has laid Us
under obligations for a club Of ten new sub
scribsTs 10 the WEEKLY APPEAL, received BY
yesterdays mail.
To Nessrs. Owens & Cav, Of Eaton, Gibsoa
county. We make a similar acknowledgment
They viii al please accept our thanks
As EDIroR Is LUoE.-Dr. Rawlings the
artist editor Of Leslie's Illustrated Esus, who
viii be remembered by many Of our citizens as
the agent Of Mad7ie Picolomini in this city
last sumner, rar away last WEEKS we learn
from The papers-aib an hsirsss. The lady
was Miss ". Eimen5orf, neice Of ex-Gover-
nor Dayton Of Rev Jersey, and the heiress Ct
. great fortune.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

g7F See Ward & McClelland's advertise
meuto Of D-uE-. Pa.us ois, Chemicals Gardea SEEDS
AN
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& JUST.

Wholesale and Real Clolhlers, Gsnaemsn's
Clothing and Furnishing Store. No 3 Clsrk's
Marble Block, ~ Maia Street.
jstf-dsusesw
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BY telegraph the MARKET IS reported quite dan t1-fs
anl prices "a sd on vans, anf fG2f o. cloths. low
than On Tuesdsy. but there vas 10 press o. sen
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

II A. J. Warren & Co, watch makers and
jewellers, Nc. 80, corner Of Main asd Monroe srerts,
Memphis. are In reoeipto Of an extensive and varied as
sortmsui Of goods in their line suited for Holiday Pres
snts, % vhieh they in-ite DE stenion o. The puhie.
dets-fawc~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

these macaihss are very i~nferiorly made, and musi
fail % opersis with bui little. II any satisfaction, vheH
attempted o. be used.
They si attempt 70 make ne Grover & Baker stitch
but do il 30 lmperecliy ii esusss distrust q ths Utility
q the genuine Grover & Baker Mieaine.
nl-lmdaw GRoyER a BAKER s n. co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

LETTER L1s1.-Tbe list Of uneaned-for let
tiers viii be fouad, - usaai in our Sunday edi-
ton, in another column. Hereafter the letter
list wiz be published ID The AFFEAL every Fri
day morning, ns.esd OF Sunday, commencing
IL Er..--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

QUERT.-Hsve yen seen that big Indian in
another oslmn, boiling Roots, BAREs All LEAVES,
for The CHEHoKEE REHRDf dr90dtEiys
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

EeREEABLE ESrEErArNzEST.-B1r. Samuel
a number Of his theahieal friends on Fri
day afternoon, at which entertainment Mr.
" J. Florence presided. The diner was
excellent, Of course, and tbe party was a nest
a--.aah .. one
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

e The valley Tea (Utsh,) Of November
i6th, makes mention Of the following occur.
ren-a Dsrulfzr N that I,rartv.
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DTa Eou1- lady q siiuati1n In 2 private family or
ne1G hhlrhood, 70 teach cEum1u and hahar Enei sh
branches address Kiss EABRINA ri
fa1h 2fwa NamaHrs wa--
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VERNON a co.,
Com mission, Receiving
AVID
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
business Notice.

No. IS vesey street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

z Always first in the field with valuable
improvements, cur friends Messrs. Clark &
Remington have discovered q means BY which
the fsliaEs Of bsildinss can be prevented in
faturs- We hope that oar citizens viii all
Ia their asrsrfsensnl -n h-sin.ss cnlnnn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

Nj LEHASoN TEIvEEsITY, LA.-Rev. Wm.
Cary Crane, president Of SsmPle Broaddus
college. Centsr H1l, Mississippi, has accepted
the presidency Ct The above named Institution,
and wiz enter upon the duties Of bis rev po-
sition during The moush Of February.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-01-15

F. Y CARLTLE, E-e--This gentleman,
well known throughout The west as the able
editor Of the Evansville gnd.) Journal, is at
present in Aeey, and we are pleased to learn
that there l. a prosp Ct that be viii become a
rprmzua-t rrf-4-u or Mar--hFr
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22
TBR SEA sTRAMER.
Mt otrvrs wsSprtL HoLrr

Mt otrvEn wrNDEtL HoLuEs.
ss ;Jsss Ss sss sSs6 lsss s:rsls ss,s. ..sad'
AZ crashing Ger their treatcd heads,
She bows her snriy slaves,
With foam before and hre behind,
She sgnds the clinging sea;
That nisa before the roaring wind,
Beneath her hissing lee,
Ths morning !pray, like sea.bQrn flowers,
Tnlle round hor fast in ringing showers,
with overy wave that swells, t- .t
And flaming Ger the midnight deep,
y In lurid frluEra thrown,
The living gems Of ocean aweep
Alons her hasains zone.
wl,h clashing wheel and lining keel,
When winds are loud lond pillows reel,
she thunderH, foamf4k, byi
When seas a{e silent and serene,
With even beam she Rlides,
The sunshine. .giimmering through the green
fhet skirts her cleaning sides.
Now like Wild nymph, far apart
She wells her shadowy form,
The beauty Of her restless heart
still sounding through the stormi
New answers like . courtly dame,
The reddening surRes DER,
With fying scarf Of spangled fame,
The Pharaos OF the shore.
Herk bark hear yon whlstline shroud.
: L sec ynn Quivering mast
The black throat OF the hunted cloud
Is painting forth the blast
Al hour, and whifled Ike winnowing chat,
He tIeaaee Ger yon Pennon stat, e.
"hite as the sea bird's wingi
let rest, ye wanderers Of the deem.
Nor Wind nor wave shall tire
Thcse neshlees arms, " hose pulses lean
With floods Of living FIRE. .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
The American
GUTTA-PERCFE.A
sal R0OFgNg COMPANY gie.be


SQLEjM SQLEjMsANUFA,snTg & sssyI 4, TIE 4
oorasr q fiith and Walnut ss 6insinnati. oiiis.
Our Gntta-Pereha Roofing Msterials have been
s 81
practical man, with the view Of overcoming and on.
made 70 the Generality Il SSSpostch soons oss man
That Me have ssaessessa opyodueipg n,aterisl
and Roons ths 81 s q faiss itsen
years has fnliy deInesstrated and we now sttbmit
own 5sdsment WIN convince thsn q the Correct. rect
sSsS tsssits l i%pssrI:SaSi lssi
changes of any climate without sustaining injury.
M9 would call atte9tioP q the following facts;
bfeSsp-FToid IL I great S easticityit Is not in.
iuTionsiy Affected by extremes of heat AND cold. ID
steep 9f nat aud viii not feaairs ifeaas6t repsirs,
as Is the case with metals and other roofs. -Ae f'
cold Weather coatsT orSss no part Tor Of the COM. NJ
FITa.-It 10 very Night mot requiring as strong or
eSpensiys a. asiructure to sustain Y as many other
slxsI-For preserving shinsle roofs, one light
=, ssyESrn-for preserving and repairing tin roofs
e gHsgaSied sS q by aRS Othss %stsrsl now II use
= leaking and badly Iusted win make g tight a
tin, much less than Shingle. and, considering ~
great durability, Is much the cheapest roofing now
n,s are nS YS5eSassa nc g cSS, Sr S roofs
contractors and othefs Y 'N''S fS'ee''7'
Orders Or coninIinleations will meet with prompt
-6A0 IN e, aei,J. p, GAY, -..',,,5 -.
ru General Agent for the oomgepy,, G5ffe9
Corner OF Fifth and Walnut -sts. .s.A
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

EUROPEAN DoaBERRIEs DIscovsRINe A
BrRGLAR.-The police, in making their
rounds in Brussels at midnight, found an
ordinary clothes-line hanging near door,
several feet above the ground, and tracing
its history discovered that it came out of q
garret window above. They entered the
house, convinced that they were on the
track of some daring burglar, searched all
the premises, and at last on walking into
the garret twere Mortified to find themselves
confronted by a housemaid, in a very easy
evening dress, who, with many tears, exl
planned that the mysterious clothes-liue was
attached to her left arm in order that a
Young waiter, TO whom she was herself at
iached, coming early in the morning, might
call her with n jerk to prayers at the Ca
thedral. As this explained the clothes-line,
and there was not much else in the line OF
clothes before them, the discomfitted and
blushing police beat hasty retreat.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

The DANGER OF Over ExrRTIoS. Violent
exercise is exceedingly dangerous. Young
people are apt 10 run to extremes, as in the
following instance: writer in the London
Times says that ''almost all young men who
have been at Oxford and Cambridge, es-
pecially those who have meddled much in
boat races, have, as a rule, diseased blood
vessels, arteries ar veins. and very many of
mora, we, The doetots, calf II, Of the Gircu-
laticn Induced by pulling at boat races In
fact The maitcr Is now well recognized, both
Mt the Insurance Offices and the administra-
tion of chlorofoIm among the upper cldsses,
where adiseased heart is to be avoided. II
would seem the delicate fbres of the hearts
OF the boys and lads sent 10 Oxford, es-l
pecially, at once give way before this pres
Eure oftcnora.p "a. q .',aslt ' 4.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22
KIyIIIs PUMP POSSESSES QUALITIEa

TVIIIS PUMP POSSESSES QUALITIES
II that give IL an advantage over all others:
1t always supplies fresh water; -
II never freezes up I'm winter; lTI't..f aft
IL never requires printing to make 1t fetch water;
~ gives all the Agitation necessary to keep the
allows the water to return without artificial add
One can always be seen in operation, together with
pump, at the factory, 602 Fifth-st., below Ham
ilton and Dayton Depot. IN rr ft'td ed
au9-tf 1T7 r. mlil ~, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

eDIsHoEEsT GoyERSMEEf OFTI0Eass The
NAtehez Miss Free 7Soder statss that John'
" MeAyoys, late PrstmAsfor at Rodney,
Miss, and Joseph McAEoys hisdepgtYs have
been committed for triad 1t yhcilsbii, 81 No.
vsrqner next, on the charge ofembszzle-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

Lis. Of County, District asd sdNntIsssIFairs
For the benefit Of our country readers we
publish the annexed list Of County and Dis
trict Fairs TO be held in Ohio, and the State
and National Fairs in the country during the
present and the two following months
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

lALAwYsS upaA1Ts SU1cIDE BY DRrNKISa
CoLogE ..teA inan by the name of Chapman
committed suicide at White Sulphur (Va.)
Springs, the other day, in his cabin, by
drinking two bottles of cologne. He was
the influence ofliquor for eight or nine days
He was a resident Of Orange County, Va,
and was q lawyer of respectability. 'fa-i''