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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-05-31
New Publications.

4 new Book from the great Gift Book Establishment
Of iGeo g. Evans Publisher. No 4i2 Chestnut street
Philadelphia THE LIFE OF GEN. SAMUEL
HOUSTON, the Hunter, Warrior, Patriot Texan He
The only authentic memoir of him ever published
one volume l2mo. cloth, 4O2 .ages, with illuStr:-
tons Price SlOO. And upon receipt of the price and
y cents additional for Postage. copy of the book.
%ether with handsome present worth from 30
SIOO will be address in the United States
Life Of Samuel Houston. g. G, Ecan& Ph;iai,fpLa
There Is no campaign IN modern military history
which for its extent, although attended with such dis
astrous results, although eventually ending ia the lib
crty OF the Republic, than that conducted 10y Gen.
samuel Houston. during the 1878. in the de-
fence of the Americans then settled upon the from
tiers Of Mexico In a brief period with small band
of Heroes hastily raised HtoSse and lily armed and
ACQUIRED, the brilliant defence of the Alamo made
forever glorious hy the bloody massacre. pcrported
10y the AcXICans This unfortunate event which show
cd valuable lessons and glorious illustrations OF thl
vaor of our citizen soldiers. and of the genius uf the
Great thel and Hero. ought not to be forgotten
hastily glanced 1t l. believed at the campaign
during the Texan WA; hats received ttIil Justice in
the narratives which were published. the numerous
merits of which We're lnaTrcd by serious errors. BY
comparing these various versions, and 10y consultation
with those who played prominent parts in this event
of our history. it l. believed that this Biography Of the
Texan Hero, which i dvrSted Of cumhrou> details
military technicatcS Is faithful and it is
practicable 10 render narrative of this description.
The sole desire Of the author has been 10 DO fun
justice TO American yalOr and patriotism, and to pre-
sent truthful and vivid pictures of that memorable
war and of the conduct Of the Great hicf " no srr-
ing from the people frontier warrior without sci
cnce art or cX Pcrrnce IN military affairs, enabled
through the smiles of Providence. bv his stout heart
his saSaco's intellect and ardent patriotism. repel
PUNISH ana nearly destroy some of the most mcrcen
AIRY soldiers that ever sent forth by any power on
earth. Ought such deeds be permitted fade from
the memories OF Il patriotic people: No j. a re-
proach to the present generation, that there is not
more spirit exercised by government in defend
ing the rights Of our citizens and extending thar BRO
ectio l" thei winch has ever been sanctioned by cV
cry true son of liberty. Address
GEO. q. EVANS
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-05-31

Dyspepsia, COStirtaeSS-There is no grief but can t
assuaged. pain insusceptihle of allie 1Aon or Ii
the cause in disordered stomach or arrangement s
the liver. Are you eostiye or bound in the bowels
here again the stomach or Yscera at fault Nj
lawav's Pills will eradicate the source. Try tha,r
They have never yet failed i'm single instance a.
of millions Of eases. We urge all who are sutF,rin
from Dyspepsia. Costiveness Bowel Complaints &C. =
use them at once, they viii ettcctualiy cure m
proof lies in the trial. Procure box and he CONF
ced of their immediate effect Read the Advert.
ment elsewhere.
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Died,

In Lafayette, Indiana, on Thursday. Nav
10th, HENRY w. robson, formerly Of
Lewistown, Penn, and for the past three
years a resident of Fort Wayne, Ind, aged
l9 years, 8 months, and days.
In this place Oh Wednesday morning
JOHN BROWN, tavern keeper, aged about
80 years.
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Married.

=, On Tuesday, May 25th, by Rev. II. Baker,
MM: W. MAYES to Miss SARAH f.
WERTZ, both of Decatur.
On the 29th May at the Union House. by
the Rev. James S. Woods, d. D., LORENZO
L: WILT to Miss MARY BROWER, both
of Spring Mills, Centre county.
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LEWIST0WN. PA.
Thursday, May 81, 1860.

GThe subscription of those this county whom
this paragraph marked has expired urless re-
newed will be discontinued.
We have also set limit in Nifn county beyond which
intend man IN future shat fer subscription,
Those receiving the paper with this paragraph marked
will therefore know that they have under cur sue,
and If payment is made within one rlonth thereafter
we shall discontinue al such.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-05-31

0eAp The tariff is not party question, says
the Democrat, yet his party almost unani,
mously opposed the one recently adopted by
the House, while the opposition almost unan-
imously supported it. But. continued the
learned editor, Mr.. Buchanan recommended
specific duties-yes. and his Secretary of the
Treasury ridiculed him for it. Besides, our
neighbor says it is nothing more than the tar
if of 1916! Such CANNON won't take with
anybody. The tariff of 1916 protected iron,
&c when protection was not wanted while
the new tariff does just the reverse-it pro.
teets our staple articles all the time. and if
adopted will start thousand furnaces and
forges now lying idle and unproductive. and
give employment to a hundred thousand men.
It is the Peoples Tariff, and wo to the Sena,
tors who will defeat it.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-05-31

Rsa-A rattlesnake having twenty-five rat
ties and measuring nine feet, was killed in
close vicinity to Youngstown, Westmoreland
county, few weeks ago.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-05-31

seAThe Camden and Amboy railroad de-
pot at Bordentown was destroyed by fire. on
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-05-31
THE MARKET

The above prices are also paid by BY,
myer & Stanbargcr.
negn Barley and Rye will be purchased a,
Fishers Brewery al ii,o sIoao bridge, ip any
quantity, at full market prices
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-05-31

bsg"It will be remembered that during
the contest for Speaker of the House, the
democratic papers found some fault with
Mr.. Morris and others from this State for
changing their votes from Mr.. Smith for
Speaker on the ground that Mr. S. refused
to say how he would constitute the tariff
committee. On the vote on the new tariff
bill this Mr. Smith voted against it, thus
showing that our members were right in
refusing to vote for him for Speaker.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-05-31

INllE Commissioners named in the Act Of
H. Assembly to charter a company to build
railroad from Lewistown to Bellefonte, are
requested to meet at Milroy, on FRIDAY
June 10th, to make arrangements for organ
zing the Company. The Commissioners are
I. q. Franciscus, G. W. Elder, John A.
Wright Dr. E. W. Hale, Jos. Reed, DAVIS
Bates, L. E. Locke, Col. VIM. Reed, Nm,
A. McManigil, of Miffiin county, and Samut
Van Tries, VIM. Allison, George Boal, Moss
Thompson, VIM. F. Reynolds, and NJ. l.
Milliken, of Centre county.
Lewistown, May 81, 1860.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-05-31

Bsg'The bridge at the Narrows, in place
of the old stone one recently swept away,
was made passabe for teams on Saturday
evening, so that trade and travel between this
place and Kishacoquillas valley and the north
ern counties, is again uninterrupted old
road being used to avoid the bridges near ia
cobs mill, both of which will also be finished
in about a week.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-05-31

G0" Mr. Adams, East Market street, has
superior article of Blacking, which will
commend itself to all who use it. 1t rem
ders leather soft and pliable, and no doubt
aids in its preservation.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-05-31

p9~The Dunkers celebrated their annu-
81 festival of 'Liebes Mahl" in various
portions of the State. In this county they
met at Rothrock's in Derry township,
where large number were congregated on
Sunday
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-13
a8n0 RoErnrM.

DANAaAE rum ~ suoscl1srlriuE one uIesA
n aes o-Eaaa COST o1ce. lal nusla county,
Ear ree re-ro uen. taTu-
Bill lvsF laE orpcr cl1r-c ueEros r1und-
froe- email hs11sari feet= Somewhat Ehsck-kneedi with
holes l- rs ears ir RIGGS ra-her 3 SIDE or Gown lrk
when E1teu tE sflrt tunts abfrt eve 2 % elelt lulle
lrl. lur Wagia waE near Ue hullrtr El EEr
purl; uaks rs-her brsE. ulih o hatch On hs Eaa-
Also. 6E0EfEs a haaE ueErs at1-f rFrrfT-e---t
gears e age; ftrs-EhE ah1uI lVe feet eleven Iu-ue
ElTl and as-f walsh p-ehzhE one huufrrl and sew
ells-rre porlts Dr. SOW solEeli a e ighf p or over che
~ bis eJrsr1Esi csul-enaHcP rather l1Al Do r1E1lE
sense VIXEN splkel - DE wax AcE5 eu1re face stout
end --ll-s britt
As EsHks q DARK copper caicree uegra5 fll FE
feet rrh; weld wsEn one hunirei and elzlrF Eelli-
ab1T rt--v-1ve sears a. ares rtout hltf heavy
sll-ie-eI uareE and -sEEs gglcE- ena tEEa reas-
ElHT sli ire reufy ahsn sp1Eeu ~.
L-1e u1ree us-ues zen ny plantation on FaoEana-
parzfs rv-r. a1rrt ne nrs1 ~ July lsst NE lrft
uzIef laA w rrl1aty mafe d. way a. De- Arc
A-EalsEs Wtere be- has q wife. The second 6eorEe-
len Euh Ball aa1 D. pra1zDy iu hs company. ne
Llrl lezra. Iram- mas ellesgsr to make his say o.
b-ullr HraE Nr-tlar- al he har relatives rccre
Er tue aalFe les-l1e1 re-rlr . taken taEe lef
end lelF~nei q ne. or PIT an some -aI so thlt CAD SET
them. Q VIII rsT ts sam 70 traa tullrel dollars, or
$50 t-rrr-- 4rs Cor Bm. end 1ny collars each fer
4e1rae ana ishau 81 uken separsiely.
ArE lul-rlrel loeref ulih s-rafau. McDaEll q
Co Aeurl-s VII Be- SUITABLY rewarded
R0BT. s. HETBUHE,
OAKLAND. Taldbusha cuuufy,
au1s-w2 MIszaiupL
Isl Baus BspasBo,n aad Des As Anr.j Ciu1sn oaFy
tT1 uhs Pr veeE3-l
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Mlnnrtarp and $lRannal.
Ncu nrIonn, mnnnr mnrket.

NSS CEitAHA MohNI .AEANh
The New Orleans Piesyuns q Oeiabsr II. reports a.
follows;
The MONEY market yesterday was somewhat exercised
nth- rec-ipiof the teiesrapaic adW-es o. ne te-n-]l-
vlnia election There IVES 10 desire on te part %
capitalists % operate. whether this BE- owing to TIE
r1ther unexpected retuns % thrfore eging e.e1l1u. uas
not devuiged The calls for discounts Sc TIE several
banks were free hut not gresry inez-e-s % ths crres-
ponding days o. last week. The ane weather seemed 30
have a marked influence On the minds % ullf luliVI-
duas Connected Wiih m1usyef Affairs. and % j. hoped
that the little excitement observed yesterday wIIi pass
OF A week Or tEo = such weather a. We have Laf f0r
two DAYS past viii creats q sensible change iu the views
% many parties regarding TIE crops. 70 cannot Be dis
Euised nor ountradlcted, bui what loln suzar and cotton
have received great damage. Yet dfteen or twenty days
lsst forty-elEht hours vii % far towards ameliaratng
The bad prospects which have fallen within our duty %
remark On since the great storm.
Its very dIHc1t % give any regular rates o. ne pa
per market u YESTERDAY eTenIng. some partles oau-f not
effect sales q long paper 81 al. Others wurEr4 81 some
small suDs % choice signatures 90 lNel2 & cent. cd
mortgage securities Of eight and Twelve months date
were Cfsred 20 the rate Of y 2 cent Eithlui meallE
with buyers. while there Wersoher sod and fair names
rendered a. IKEA 2 cent a m1nth withoui meeting
with a response. Wleiher such paper ouEht O. BE- no.
uced Al al j. lot our province 20 di.euss- MS much e
known, fhat there D. 40 abundance Or paper o. Be bad %
from i2E2fa c.nL II toe paper does not seek capI-
tslisF, 1pita.ists may md 90 their advantage 10 sesE
pspsr.
CONTRARY y general expectation, the market fr north
eru funds continue very hrms vi 2 m upward t~er1e1cy
ruIuE AZ The close OF business yesterday The rate Tor
cheeks a. the banks was seady a. par on New YORK with
us psrticllsr desire eVinced 10 dispose % large sums al
the rate. on the street tnere were transactions co :
discount 90 s-isG \ Tor some very sod drafts Time
bills were quiet with some msfCrare transactions at
ihG2 y cent. discount. win other grades a. from 2a4
discount. sterling, under the lungenoe % t-le-
grsphic advices from New York. feu "a though some
dear bills were placed At o5elosA. ETe quote h0m
l07h mp 10 ioSk
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gltbs By GtIrgrapb
ArFIYAL oF TnE ATHIcA

WV roar. oai4bar l3.-rhs Cunard sieamshil
Afries hls been ssnlisd o. sinsy Hook. A summary
Or her ueFs was tsirsru9bei rum CAPE Race o.
Wrdaeslly.
TIE Arics's e.reaians report ue Imports q otton a
Lirsrpoi Or "a rsss snliag s~aiuresy. tho ash ILL.,.
10 ~ been ssT1 ta,es
ne uansae ions 90 ne Piris baurs On the 2sh, we're
animated. Th7s- pr oHt rsuiss closed II G francs
IS celfimss.
The Psris core pondent o. ihe Loudon views ssys;
a rrisy csusciI vas Reid On THURSDAY. u Be- usssr-
.sai that Gen. Goyon's proposal to augment he Preueh
army twenty h1usaud men is1me say o. PIT iowa Carl
ta'i3 was cacassrd. d b. feared nat ne result o.
els oouacl slu lead 20 q bloody war, or a. least rus-
pend fr a Ions time all hopes for he rsssnsrntion O.
Isf
Marshall Tainsu' s ron to leave Paris l. take COM
maHd % rae French army IN sy, His departure Val
&c .prs6i, rIcsei By two divisisns
was positively stated that ne pape had resolved to
leave Rome.
rle cap.tuiaaon of Auoiua ls clnarmed.
The saurusid q me sardinian army vas a. Tivou.
wa reported 90 the Paris Patrol that Eeapoliiau
roysiisb were masters o. the vaiterino.
o va reported ihat Gaubaidi had uindraEa ne
o1nmsnd OF his aset nomAdmirai Porssens.
10 vas STATED thsi Austria intended to propose a. war
.lu that the dln-feat plwcrs shoalf ast recognizs any
.sftlement u DE usiian question without her consent.
LONDON. scpi S. me failure o ThOs. smiih &
ID tIIe-r % Lanlon. D. announced.
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SECOND SALE OF LOTS
E IHA CITY OF
z u ~ &c 4.

A CHANCE q invest DO real estate 81 he city % 70
n n.cr. ne eastern terminus uf ne EislEtppi. Oaa-
chita end R-d river nsilrns4- on me i5h taT % Oc-
t0aer. $3.50. wa De soid. o. ps1 aEucl1u5 Withorl re-
serve. urrfim % Lots ere OWN 81 she Minlsir1i
Oufdhits and Red river raiirozd oaupsuT. af the city 20
Eullce. ID tle Mississippi river HftnE ne eastern ter
Minus of SAD road. plat - the Lots can be- seen By
saIinF st me oGce of tle company. AZ Camden. or 90
CarI. DaFids1n. chief elciueer 81 che ah0ge point.
on--hsf o. ne purchase money Ell be required 20 10
paid in cssh 1n ne say ~ sale, and the remainder o
moths theresfter, notes BEARING ten per cent, Interest
frun cate. Bins on solvent banks ~ Tennessee anl
LsuisiEua, or approved Eight 1rans o. New Orleans.
viii b. fahen IN rsyrlent frm purchaser o. Los.
ne r1zd viii Be crurletei and IN cperat1n o. AE.
Bauisif ~ nils By tha day u sale
Setter chance for he iuveEcmc1t q capita vas
never presented IRE prospec for the earU completion
q ne rsai t1rlleh he Nla.sirpi bottom S certain
and when dcae property a. SAID point VIII eel for
double TIE amguu1 lt Etn bring ua TIE cay % sae- A
city Eui tprlng Cd iu q few year that WI rival IN
cauence eni lupcrtalce any point q ne MISSISSIPPI
river, between 81 Louis and New Orleans
Taeie win aAab D sod O. he same tine and piloes
tT Eactra s. Fergusou. some choice residenca iotsl
c1rveuieuf 90 and uesr ne business portion 81 M city.
Terms % payment made known on hey day q ss,e
A ELLIOTT,
Fredsen Mississippi, Ors1hHs sad Rec river rairoaa
crmpznv. EelI-U6t
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DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON,
az e-e elper 5e.ng -. wo.4u-d.
.hnfs 81. NEAR WIN. oTER THE TUNvE
RRGnLAR MEETINGS..

REGULAR MEETINGS.
GERMAs DOUGLAS ~CLUB-Everyi Monday uiEht At
s O'Clock. John Dutuingsr, presidents Pred Werner,
secretary.
CHELSEA DOUGLAS CLUB.-Co'. Templsion. presi-
dent n. FrccE, vioe-presisent Jola Wikers0n, sec
Rotary G. R. Aydiett, treasurer. Meets II Formau's
Cor0er" every wednesday nieat
DEMOcRATIc ASSOCIATION or SHELBY COUNTY.
Every Tuesday night At so'slock. ". II. Carroll, presf-
dent; z. C. Lemoyne, secretary.
LITTLE GIANT CLuB-Every Friday uisht At s
O'Clock. Luke ". Finlay. presidents Jobndse Mitchell,
secretary.
SOUTH MEMPHIS DOUGLAS CLuB-R. ". CreiA-
tou, PRESIDENT !. II. Roob, reeorting secretary; John
?. Seaman, corresponding secretary. Meeting every
wednesday night It Capt. HeAly's, on Caussy street,
three doors south q Beal street.
MECHANICS DOUaLAs CLUB-W. P. Lewis, pres
dent J. n. Obsriy, secretary. Meeting every thurs
day night At Democratic headquarters.
BLvFP CITY DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON CLUE
Meets every TUESDAY nizht, a. corner Aain and Market
streets. ssmT Tighe, president }. J. Real, secretary.
All Democrats are invited . attend these meetings.
Public documents, parers, etc, will sooa Be On hand at
The headquarters fs distribution. Apply to II. c..
T0uug, E1q., or z. C. LemoTne.
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DELICIOUS RUIZ.

Dr. Wheaton, proprietor OF the Bellevue
gardens, two miles south Of he city, yesterday
brought into oar office. as a specimen, q basket
Of bis Bar-,s.. pears. .te most delicious fruit
g. which we base treated our palate this sea-
son. it possesses a rilous lavor, is a. iaicy
as The pineapple and melts like highly favored
ice-cresm ia the mouth. DR.. Wheaton Informs
as that a f1Il bearing tree Of this fruit Hii
yield at least from fifty 90 ssveuty-fve dollars.
Thus, counting sixty trees O. ths acre, we
have a yield % a5o1. four thousand dollars
for each acre planted 10 trees. This is bet
ter yield han can be bad from any 1therspe-
OF production. To an such as desire to
themselves With trees bearing this fruit
we say, pay ,ls ioc.0- a visit and examine
nursery.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-13

ADAMS ExFHEss CoNPAEV.-This company
on yesterday resumed their double daily ex-
press between this city and New Orleans, a
circumstances which all business men, and par
tieularly " the press are %reioieed to bear.
It's a great institution and their agents in
Memphis are accommodating, clever and rsli-
able gentlemen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-13

corner OF Second and Adams this morning at
g o'clock.
q In looking through the stock Of farming
Implements, upon the Fair Grounds, visitors
should not tail to examine Lancaster Cotton
seed Planter"
Il was invented BY a Nor b Carolina farmer,
and is ths most simple Of all the machines used
for planting cotton. L is a light, as well as
a strong machine, sows the seed with great
regularity in any quantity, in drills or hills
opens TIE fgrrow and covers Il, at one opera
ton. Il is sold at a price very little more than
half that Of other cotton planting machines.
The testimonials which are given By the North
Carolina farmers, (manY Of them the largest
planters in that Stste) say they work 10 per-
f%ection, and their simplicity especially adapts
them to negro management.
Mr.. Borum, Of Norfolk, Va, who has the
machine in charge, offers to sell county and
State rights at reasOable rates. An active
man can sell a hundred machines in every
county be will exhibit in, the first season, and
make one hasdred per cent. profit on each ma
chine SOLD.
Persons disposed % purchase rights, need
not necessarily 60 into the manufacture Of
them. The machines can be bought ready for
use in any quantity, and at a convenient point
for shipment to any part Of the South or South
west All necessary information given, il APP
piiestion is made on the Fair Ground, OF atthe
Gayoso House. room 25s, OF BY addressing s.
R. BoRUM, lock box l02, Memphis, Tenn, or
BoRuA & MCLEAN, Norfolk, Va.
d3faW1t.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-13

c. Are you in want Of pictures Of your
self or family? Are you DESTROYS OF a picture
that ean be enclosed in a letter? Do you
want a likeness Of a deceased friend copied
or inserted in lOckets, pins, etc. ? Tyler. op-
posite Old-fellows' hall, viii do it for you.
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TO EKe ladies.

lEME. aOREL, from Paris, late superin- -
VI tentent q the estabishmcnf lie BUnkEA
roa1 y r, BEES leave b int rm the LaaieskNIA
generally thlt she has taken rooms on = a-h-t&tS
ingna street, northwest side, rrsf dlor fr1i sElfGS
Sec I'd, tFo hl5cfs FROM Wor-ham house. where she uiu
c1aiinue % give the m1st snip e aauslacto1 vita her
teautiful aud perfcci system 0f emitting and attirg
iADiEA DRESSES Dresses made IN lev bones ne
Ice with taste and ucafnezs. a1o-lus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-13
ARRIVAL or me STEAMSHIP ErNA.

BosTos. Ociaier I2.-The steamship Etna, which va
announced al Halifax YESTERDAY arrived here to-day.
she trirss ue o'owiug udl tiausiE uupesu nielisencs
to that received by The City OF Bailma-e.
NAPLEs.- Gen Garitaidi had c1ussufed o. alioT a
drputatim % citizens frum vsnetla 10 publish q paper
81 Srplcs forths purpose Of exciting he Ysuetians to a
general nslng 10 ihe ctuse o. Italy.
The kim q Sapl-F soldiers g. Gaeu demolished TIE
resifoncs OF fhe PIench consul duriug his absence, uuder
prcieu1e % MS cunivance with Garibaidi.
Formal orders halbseu given ne ommEnisr ef he
Peiuisniess f57oe- q avoid CONFLICT win me French
trooIs.
% was reported CounfFlrini would retire from the
Sardinia cabinet ss a u5npr1nise between Garibaiti and
Count Carcur's afminstration.
F.urtei "a thousand sirdiul-n troops, the remainder Of
The military ealtius-nt called for Lave been placed un-
L.- ..-.
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- AGENCY.

Is -e-lrrr orr sae--s fhsuks a. err U-EH
i toners lua alru1s va1 1zre q lBera -Z
rr1aiE-l le- :- Ir isst tua Eesrs. 80
srau 1fer 1r -er- b 1.-u aEf -Ea r-fl-
o. s-slU ~ fa es 81 r-srT 1ea-lrrJI ~ nETR
FEOD-CE lr sEs cr11tl r. f1m zoe -rsfie 20 the
fzr-rt al rrHle att El= Erh a. F111r. Bacau-
lard. F1rE. lf ssfar- E-a P-rat1=s. Apples. Bat
trr. EGGS Orls-. EeHr FEls WIG Gene OTsters-
Htsat vel LH.=u F~~stlerss oats Gc-n. Hay, B-su.
CaaasFr- Dle4 J. -L Ersa Fur. Fa- BeE0s. Peas,
fE- e1.- fe- Szre efectrt a -r-rrs made win
r-aurrs ara r raurl Ee eir EI nt orders fer
gods 81 E1T Elul Or aruTEulr ore le u-h.
Il. MSPiCEh l. son, Agents.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-13
Another Horrid Acejdent.

HOW often Is ths community startled By surs s.ns,,,.-
ments in the daily press. A beloved ehHd. from care
lesness or cher auss, has become dreadfuIiv bur.t or
soalied- Parents, the very best article you can use L.
DALLET's MAGICAL III EXTRACTOR Rsmsu-
bersl % cures without leaving any scar. Have 3 bor
aisays OF hand br sliisn elsrEsucie-suu direction
accompany each box. The Esuui1e has always q Steel
enrra7ed LABEL, siglsi Hsary DALEY. manufaetursr.
For sale in New Orleans. wholesale ana retail. "
,. WR1GET Il Co,
- sad Isl Chartrcs street
Sole aFsat Cor Is sauilem states. ana % whom Al
orders should b. riirsss-L zsza-artm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-13
%CnANCERY NALE -
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
on DEsOTn sTREET

Oh a rHrrrH ri E~ rHsles~e Cert &C.
.-ra1 nsF term. 1851. Il tr- -s-s Of
h- n.H 4u.laH-a-lr 81 Jr-ss q Ma~r1aI.
p h-s. ANITA Wore and l-hHr uI. ra
lNthiA rNCl.h-E - la6I n OIL rHf NY 1m-- l
rts 20 -snIas -rH1aal 81 rr ua GOO lr1esl cls-
De- val laa= 1ra f -raUll on Des1as a.reer .r rts
..t 90 af.r1ts. 1lur.- fa follows U wits Be- all1E
st q palnt on ue e4t size r 1esI8 Greet 90 Hss1
~ te-. rrsr rulrl-7 fl-aer srl-lusr1r rrn
u.s. s.r-.i 81 .ff a1a -raEH- thence sas-ErrrT sul
parallel W.l Be-. street. 81 ta.rUare1 or s b. aHfaEa-
L'- lH-ae1n au. parallel With DISH -eas 90
Lri o. D. stake thence lr a Irer It1= srl 1a-1urH vita
street -1 lr-f Uare 1r Ha- u1 tls lEEur.u-
IEHds OF SALE =rl- above mentioned ia VIII 30
500 ll "a r-eI- 20 seen fHr on taer ualHrH. r----aser
Oh er-clt- unfrs r.tI approved serHrirv A rr- VIII 30
retained au thH rreulfrs uuL1I uFHueur 1f r-r1hlss
ulueT- sac 81 1f H'cEaE. An
#Hl-a. ruUN o. O. HHHru rHaHr auH 49,