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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-21
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
HOTELS.

HAGY HOUSE,
S,IoUX CITY, lows a-I0HS HABY. Proprietor -
! The Proprietor rssyectfuiIy informs the pubti'
thst his facilities are such thst t- 10 enabled to ac
csnndats his guests in good stys any Hotel on
the Hi.souii Slope Bv giving attention To- tt'
~.ats n his gu.sta he hope> to receive Ih"ra
ss,r. or p.tronase stezaIf@ mar2i '5atf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-21

vayGo1esAHs sAA retail a..l., Ia Ready Mad.
w G1etking, leis sad Cops. Bsots sAa shoes
psy 1e44s, Jso,lss, Ae,t serasv - essri ss1 third
es<ssAs Nsss Nu fsss
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-21
ATTORNEYS AND LAND AGENTS
. r. DAVIS,

r. DAVIS,
TrOgHEy At Law and General frnd Ae@nt -
n Sp-..isi atteB ton given to payment Of taxes; /;
iorxtin B,ni wsrrsnss the inv sttgafiop and per.
f.ctin2 II and other titles rede'm'ns isnds s"'t
f,r making collections and legal business ~
all kint. in Northern IOWA and Nebraska bfire.
on Dou GAS street. sioux city. Iowa. 'oilnoi
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-21

gl,HE WaAssisnsd kss vemNseA bk ksslabIiph hMsptts
j his Rss butlding ~ pessl Msaet, . ~ 1-,<nnA
-. d0avs vssf NJ r~etis Jsst sSs's
- vhsss be = rssvess1 vtth lssns
aNd swesstss steek oflssthst, ~ ,tesnsewte
81 s0rt u IT. lse u tAs h~ss ssyis " ~ sst Rnr
Ms essssssi sto1lsa 10 u. be sea sissIs uSsssst
I'll Ais sosk. ks1slsias Aoes ~ skest seslse,
nAMUGL AnvnNANN.
stsss nsts, 0ststsr eo-.ty
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-21
TREOWAY l. CURcIER,

4 TTORNEy ut Lsw,--Dfics, No. 81 Second ST..
~ Sioux City. Iowa. volinol2
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-21

4 TTDaNEyS AT LAW. sicux City lows Prae.
~ tics in the courts II l"wa .nt Nebraska O@cs
on Douglas st., opposite Land Once. ?2su
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-10

llstrmHg 70 m.imf 0f Hl rIni
tl mta NJ mhainfa pfiiHf ! l.00t. I
lhi' lAH EH ~ eMefHF tH"
fH# ff-' thfn-HHH pH rHr hirw
aair llHnhf rHG Hnl u tfI.'I
! hfl fn ihr fNn uHuuH .Hml I.m DIV
fore hai uetal .li lha nmr HHnilm ....
Ipn} hm0u. pa mr m'nl hsh'y eU.l
eye. ibe.f atforHl i Hmfl0l
A4hndet ifrr hNned.micl NJ HdFEy
l.Iehn nf hH mb0tn anl e.UI lI t.r
plm hyuhl With rmplrn dIpII Boo lho
Blood uf countless nations, looked I.Hn
urOn conquered vlfll land Hrri ihfii'uD
els mol lnollrf would foe Dim o. conquer
ae.iy 81 Ore rni dlcl Ina 0orae oi d,.
auch
Hannibal after latlhh 20 lbo a4loni-b
mont audi can lornntI,nol Rome passed iho
Alps arer having eul 10 N.flt the arnl,s
of lhc "mHifn Df lhr world, nnd strip.
ped "lhrae bushels iellDu ring fem
iho fngoH of her slaughtered lnfhts and
made h,r very foundation luakc, 0ed from
hi country. Io.ug halol by thoo who cy.
ulturly united hIs name 30 thal II their
eti aHl call,l Nm Ilmu nial-aul iIed
If hastily poison administered Ny his nvu
hands, uallm.utgl andwsgpt ma foreign
land.
Crsir afirr having conquered eight hun
lfcl c,'ca. and dycl DIG garments 10 th,
blood # one million Of hs foes c3-aiier hay
ing pursued TO death the only rival BE- ha'
N carlh-.Nas m'serably atssinatol by
those he considered lir nearest ricnd', ans
in that very place, the attainment Of Whicl
bad been his greatest ambition.
BOnaparte, whose mandate kings an
popes obeyel, after having fllcd the cartl
with the terror Of his namc--aitcr hayin.
dcluged Europe with tears aud blood, an'
clothed The world in sackcloth--closoi HI
days IN lonely banishment, almost litcrall
exiled from the world yet where be coul
sometimes see his countrys banner wayinl
over the deep, but which would not, o
could not, bring him aid
Thus, these four men, who, from the pc
ouliar situation Of their portraits, SCENE
to stand as the representatives of all ,hos
whom the world calls great--those fouI
who each in turn made the earth ,remble
its very centre by their simple tread, sc'
orally dicd--one by intoxication, or "a som
suppose by poison mingled in his wine
! one a suicldc---onc murdered by his friend
and one a lonely exile. "Ilow are I'll
mighty fallenw
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pouLrRY DlsFAsg-"CnotrRA," @c.--
Eiitcrs Southern Cuifira,or;--ln o for.
mcr number Of your journal, ] SEQ an IN
quiry relative to the Poultry Disease This
distcmper has been very prevalent aud
fatal IN this section. ! think the following
an cilcetual remedy. II is both simple and
ttlicacious:
PreueNiip,---Bc provided with large
trough., keeping them we'll coated with tar
i'll, about three times n week, the trough'
with water, sprinkling in, each time, LITTLE
lime. The poultry must bc well fed and
have ample range.
Resiordiipe--Abou, twice a day give .
small tar pill, keeping the head, also
smearcd with the same.
am confident II your inquirer vii
adopt the above h. will not only arrest, bu
entirely annihla,c the distemper.
Yours, &C.. X. W. IN.
Louisiana, Oct, 1853.
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Once in a while an English paper viii
forcgo an opportunity Of attacking the
United States on account Of slavery, and
in IL place put forth bis of plain truth
as appears from the following Of the Lon
don Times,
"The negro Is lazy animal without any
foresight, and therefore, requiring to be led
and conpclled-hc il decidedly inferior,
very little raised above mere animal. He
is void Of self reliance and is the creature of
circums,ances--scarcely fitted to take care
Of himsclf--has nodesire Of property strong
enough to indsce him 20 labor--liyes from
hand 10 mouth. In Jamaica emancipation
has thrown enormous tracts Of land out cl
cultivation. anil on these the negro squata
getting all tha, be warts with very l;tlc
trouble, and sinking in the most resoh;,
fashion back to the savage state
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Fanny Ferns opinion is that there "a no
such process as making love. The article
canno, be Manufactured. I, is the sponta-
neous growth Of the heart. Or rather j,
springs from . spiritual seed planted in a
warm, material soil, and Is half q passion
fover, ani halfa heavenly exotic. A. the
soul survives the body, 50 the divine essence
Of love survives iss passionsl instinct. This
il always the case where the sentiment ].
genuine. Bat unfortunately spurious love
r u common - spsfioss money, end .,
frequently passes current.
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Murros. We mean to repeat thousand
times, or nj least till what W. cay has some
efTce, upon our coun,rymcn, that pound ol
lean, tender, juicy mutton eau be produced
for half the cost of the same quantity o'
e., pork that j, Is infinitely healthier food
especially IN the summer season, aud ihos'
vho eat It become more muscular, aud cat
do more work with greater ease to them
selves than those who eat "a, pork. WI
know nothing more delicious than smokes
mutton hams, Of the South Down breed o
sheep. yenison itself is not SUPERIOR
american Agricvituria.
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How TO PRrsEnyE frScE Posrs.--At a
recent meeting of the Farmers Club In
Hudson, N. T.. one Of the members ex.
hibi,ed pos, which, previous to being placed
in I'll. ground, he soaked in a solution ci
blue yitriol--one pound Of si.riol beingused
to twenty quarts Of water. The pos, was
pine, AMI when taken up vas a. sound as
when frs, put down eight years since. Thi'
solution is good for all kinds q timber ex.
pOsed,o the weather spOu,s, shingles, stakes
bean poIes, &c.
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pANOLA. MISSISSIPPI TIIuNSDAY MAY ID 1850

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Ana tlu, va find mu..o even In the hlcatip,
N M lsrb. M cbirpuy ef fle cri. .lcL
tbo LOWING Of the distant tcri-in fnc. ail
unuro = RIM with mcloliogs sounds ,lat
ersop vIth a soothing Influence over the
A,onpf,g ,iri,t n sr.aks m a languare
ea.ilv undarstooJ bv ni Tho loud tone.
of ,fe Dag.nipe erioinp amid ,hc elifs a
Scotl,nI ite rul, lrum or Arriea thunder.
inc in the bnrnine deserts. the sofl tones Of
tbe fute. the sonl stirring notes Of the yio.
lin--of all or any Of these. the harmony
or discorl i oasilv nerceiyel Ly tho untn
,oyel oar or the WANDERING Arsb as well n,
tho refined German. The proud king sur
roundeI by the. Trainings Of ROYALTY. N,
moor beceor opnressed Nv povsr,v. tie phil
osonher epsaeed in sbstru,e studies. III,
.lare ,royclins in icnoranee. a,l will roceiy,
Measure from tle same sounds. and win ox
rross ,be;r dd;gbt n ,ongues unLnown !,
each other. According 10 ia character
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-10

PROPERTY AND PRiDE.--0nly day or
two since. VIC ehanced TO hear a dsrky de-
lycripg himself somevha, after the manner
Of one Of his race in Old Virginia as noticed
by the Petersburg Express Of a late date.
in this wise In front Of the Central Ware
house, q philosophical darky, leaning larily
srainst one Of the wheels Of dray, thus
delivered himself to q brother Jehu, who
vas dispo.ing of himself similarly: "All
niegers ought to feel Dc dignity Of bein
niresrs, 'ccpt free niggers what dunno wha,
dignity an. Dis minuit I'm waf about
fifteen hundred dollars" and he gave de.
mons,ratise gesture with his left forrfnver,
"and heap o white folks can say dat for
dsysel,es. Now dar." and be pointed 20 a
"gen,lemanly' sagran,, sis whiteman; he
couldn't turn hisself into money 70 save his
life. More'n IA, he al wu'r muffin, he dun.
no muffin. and he wo' DO muffin. ffeels II
dignity Of De fack. and da,'s whs, makes
me ssy vhs. I 10 say" Gumbo l. un.
doub.e1ly grnius.--Issima Reporter.
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n hdy wrtinf N thlt rttallni lrmu
ipuml ibe Nlsh,IloeOuihou Homestead,
hu H,u hrI plnn lor making good oyaea.
0Ht hnHfhUollr suggests, lgWuel tlnt
iho hur mte meuiioHel In thH ullfl0
uan nn. rnm lhe lone boiling hn lfm
Jhr i0rmIof che coara in pafrhinri
llUWIo NAR Coon CorrrN Although
taa beverage N daily usc IN almost every
family there are comparatively leW Mhu
arpp5r 30 know how 10 mnkc really good
emp a. nuneuly, tha lirst thine liidly
DOES IN the morning lH to make tho cu0er,
no natter II il g. hb hour before The other
portion Vt the breakfast will lt ready
burur the whole oi this tmo Il 81 krpl
boiling lurIously, and lhe house s lllcl With
ia fragrance. This fragrance D. very
agreeable, but unfortunately, When yuu
have t, YOU crafty your olhciories % ih'
expense ~ your palate; for am perfectly
satisfied that this Overlooking produces that
acrd. bttor taste 20 often found 10 coffee
Nv plan "a f. leave the msklng Of th'
coffee until The last moment Having th'
boiling water rcidy and my ground coffee
properly mixed and cleared, pour th'
boiling water over the coffee, and then ALLOW
il to boil just one.half Of q minute. Try
1t, il you doubt tho correctness Of NJ.
mnihod.
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,-All ,bs, 4 wife rpally Graves in this

eaT-All ,hs, wife really Graves in this
world IL tors--the love Of her husband and
children. Nov. the wcrl loFe mesus re-
spec,. attention, pretty compliments. ten.
derness, fOndling. compsnionship--and
eight women 90. Of ton vii bc supremely
happs--even in pcserty-if their husbands
,rea, them with loving kindness. Make a
companion, confident, and friend Of yonr
~ife--ani she will be happy e.en with the
hunger pain gnsving At her stomach. With.
out love, woman is usually miserable, even
when surrounded with pomp and circuin'
stance. ANY husband. can make BIZ
wife lore him if be chooses, but be muss BE-
devoted. tender. gallant. and should moi
spare those little terms OF endsarmsns which
are 90 easily spoken. A half dozen well
delivered kisses will leave sensible woman
h heeven for . whole day. Show ~ ths
| nsa vhe viii deny his wife shis felicity
and We will show you nan Who : indiaer
ens abost he own happiness.
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REMEDY TOR SNAKE Bfrr.--A cores
ponden, Of The Thomson Herald furnishes
iha, pper with the following remedy for the
bite of poisonous snakes:
"As soon as possible after being bit, take
invsrdly, a lump. or quantity Of Alum,
the sise of nutmeg; II not convenient to
have Il beat up and dissolved in little
water. chew !, up and swallow il.
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All yearly advertisements nFe allowed 81 be
.haneod twice year wiihou, additional charge
-" Tho Cash Tor advertising is due froin The
ifli insertion Of nm advertisements.
Alycrtiscments not marked With the number Of
s,r,ions desired will he published anl charged
W a, the regular rates until ordered out.
Advertisements from distance must be accom-
led by the clsp, or satisfactory reference
Political addresses or circulars intended for in-
dual bencht, charged MS advertisements.
hlye-,iscmcnts of u personal nature, u admit
i, At all, will have to be paid for ~ advance, at
F0lhle price.
- Editorial business notices 90 cents per line.
Announesmcn,s Of candidates must be paid Tor
,r.e.ip IN Advance. a. follows For State and Dis
t.el Slices, $40; for County oices, 81.
ji.tuary Notices over nina lines in length, OF
iitcs of Respect BY Associations or Societies
, .hs death Of q member, must bo paid Tor at ouF
iss,tisinr rates.
.ili communications Tor this paper must be ac'
,anpsnisd by the authors signatures.
~ Al com munica,ions connected with th'
hs..ne.s ~ this Office mus, he addressed to "Th'
.dito, et tho panola STAR"
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Ihs nloftr uora " spsllsd lack
affl. lnaHH| lIn thn Hme Name ~
.n m.h
lfs sad daf t1 l0rl suffered - much
lHu single hliue, al tbo pImNlario fom
tho Battle ~ rmWt.
TismIafl.iestugel shcfolhores port.
lui tho oll fashioned EpfIisluan likes 90
zoo whore thoffHroilof,
Tuo men out west undertook "a soe WI,
could un tho fastest One was sheriff,
aH.l tho tfhorw was thief
"To hc or not n he,' said Hamlet, 70
hnHdf "'ro bocf or not to beer" ifd
lbr rmlcl, 10 The mtappcd kcg
Snmc malicious person asserts ihat ihe
letters VI, D., which are placed after ply
sIciah's names, signify "Aloucy down"
bryant snys that "lhc groves were God
drat temples. A good many romantic
young lovers unquesilonably hud them de-
lightIul meellng.houscs.
"Granpa, do you know the l'utcd States
have bocn N the habit Of encouraging aud
acknowledging ioricsy' Certainly not,
Nhat kind Of tories = Territories.
A poor fellow says. "in an evil hour |
bocnmo addicted TO drink. From tha, mo.
mcnt have been going down, until have
become m outcast---a loaicr>--n thing Of no
account; fl for nothing else but to be mem
Der of congress.
Tho following Is heretofore unpublished
speech by succcssful competitor for ,hc
prize at the Boston skate race few days
since:
Gcutlcmcn--l have won this cup by the
nsc Of my legs; ! trust may never lose
the use Of my legs by the use Of the cup.
Ak OBJECT OF CuAnlfY.--Two or three
days ago as We were crossing the street
with n iricni, discussing the various topics
Of tho day, We passed young lady dressed
In the height Of fashion, and who, unforsu-
nately, displayed m enormous hole in tho
heel of her stock---hcm--ah--stocking.
"Why," asked our friend, ",nay that
young lady be called m object Of chnrityi"
We replied ",hat she hadn', got darned
stocking 10 her footi'
John n .,,ear, 4. . c,o., h.,a =,
sLuehiny "eosI. ,a,a n. .a.. ~, and % :" ons -
occasion, While ont sailing in company with
Bill Duffy and somc others, b. concluded to
dipa certain Pennsylvania Yankee, who was
playing smart with the boys. The traps
xere soon arranged. and by.and-by over
T aso., e., .o,ns ,;,na anJ =, I.., ~ a.%i.a
p blowing 4 aay quantity 4 :sp.'!s:s' 1!s',
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og0. =. roorh.

rrAvuvG bssisess I'll sses sAe county, eess
NJ SERVICES ~ 0esessl CclIessisg Aesnss-
smpbis nefrbsuss viI fad Il h their istsfess 10
.-sd we their secosass fsf eellsssioN.
Rsvpssxcss .--Gse. B. Wright, B. X. wsss, Her.
ssuio: +. A, Hamilton, Jchs n. West. Nsnrhis.
JOBNR. JACKSON.
JsssaFy IL. 1854. sa-d.
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Stiintillations.

ii.a.Sa collected s.,..
81. a..ar Aali .l4as i1al, s,a,p s.,s.t
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. BRAY. i be ~he is prudent.
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y Oas ysir, 4 paid i'rleily In ai'aas', ~ o9
nl' rnll ~ alnffiafiff .ifftttliflfNIItIt HH
rslggis number, im esnii, each,
AZ subscriptions not distinctly lmllel 81 ihe
mi d Subscribing. wil be eoa,ia1ed anlil ail af.
.afa tos arc PAID NJ aiihe option oi lha Proprietor
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~P.fERTLNG.

THE uufsrsiVred taks pleasure in Informing Their
L fienls sad tie pEhiic, that hey are prepared %
execute. with ndeliiY and dispatch. AZ kind q Paiutgg.
Payer HANGING, 6ia1iug, ctr signs 20 every desrrip-
ton painted in everT ppssihe variety % sfEie. aui war
rEntcd 10 salt TIE most fardiiouai a~CTentcen years eX-
perience Earrani- the subscribers IN asserting their
ability. BREsLAW 4 RUSSELL.
Cor. Kan ani Gayaso-sfs. Memphis, Tenn
fah1g-sm SIN % toe Big Hand.
gHanm Hrm1 a. Ufffa~ Plumber
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OF TIME.
Memphis and chic and Mobile and Chic
~
Fall r IS.

ON and snrr sunsy fzc assn FearuarA enEs
~ uralus Be- he heupais ami one Ranroa 7aEt
Memuhis e. follows.
st. LOUIS ANp CHICAGO FNPREss
CuIrtGn LOUISVILLE CTECrNNM Na-
TOEE EXPRESS ASP a.
R1lh trains make close oounectn
-r-s- = - anneclon
- f1nils tsnf
Of wsckf AMI rftlrus by $50 A 81 enabr
residing on the line 81 the rod 90 visit Men
Ams1 g hour
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TTfsDER sndby viHue Of q tvs deed ezseuted -
III a. the an day o. June, 1858, BY G. N. AobtEh
whic5 DEED d o. rsCard in he registers omoe of shfis
or-sv. in Tennessee in book No 80, uart d. pages Of
~ 81 which said trUst deed b. referred 20 for IL e1n-
firsans and descriptia1 - the prapergs VIII 90 SAT
ran ~. ne sfstdsF q March, 1850, On the premises
$500 ne following ht o. parcel % lanato sale, 81 a1c-
tiwr 3 nc hichea biffrr FIR ctsh. which said ht Is
fes-Tspf - tIous. Bek inring ~ ne nonh-uest
corner as y. gefsrsou's Dot, No. % On Bradford
str-etf thsace mdihEHrdly one hundred snd nty-tso
feet = = sixteen fsi ailsys fhsnoe WestEarHly win SAT-
siisv nirfy-lve sets theaae EestEardiy csc hundfed
nj er--tNo feet 70 , nals AZ the nouh-eastoorner o. a
Isf soIdbyG T.. Robinssa T. :. n. Mcoain. one aunaIea
snd eish'ern feet SIX inchsr from n ortn-sesle oIhsF
of Bradford street and Wincsester Mf.le
wardiv via Bradford street t1ifig SIS eet~t1en
uiurf and is part o. lot No - m va hfi"o
gubffrlsian Of : part Of county lot 81
viii sell aid Dol % ground. and t8 p e
a. directed By said trust deed First % - Nyelts
n necessary expenses and cust Of the EHa
srd ne sale hereunder, and the balance. 8-H
vii 70. or 50 far e. ne sane may b uecelsarF-
nav remain unpaid Al TIE tine o. sale on p. p Smt
1r,n- dafed June an. 1855 due - eight Months ser
ate. Tor sixteen Hundred and siEty-six dollars anoh
oents. at the Banr q Memphis, in hemphA -enness
drawn on and accepted ~ G. n. E1oinsanf anf payats
b the order Of n. A. MoniEomery-less Get amoeni o.
rents collected. SIS as Ths title b SAID preien y d De-
uaved 10 Be god. win give such title - hse a.
trustee. R~edempti1n Is barred 10 the trust deed.
14-rW JAS. COLEMAN.
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FURNITURE FACTORY
Corner Main and SyCamOre-Sts-
MEMPHIS, TENN,

MEMPHIS, TENN,
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE EQUAL IN
STYLE, QUALITY AND FINISH TO ANY
OF TIE NORTHERN MADE FURNI-
TURE AND AT AS LOW PRICES THEY
ARE NOW GIVING EMPLOYMENT TO
ABOUT EIGHTY woRKMEN, AND
HOPE TO RECEIVE SUFFICIENT EN-
CoURAGEMENT TO INCREASE THE
NUMBER TO TWO HUNDRED WITHIN
THE NEXT YEAR. THEIR FACILITIES
FOR MANUFACTURING ARE EQUAL, IN
NEARLY EVERY RESPECT. To THE
NoRl HERN MANUFACTURERS, AND,
SOME RESPECTS, SUPERIOR. LUA-
BER IS CHEAPER THAN AT THE
NORTH. THEY HAVE ALREADY PUR-
CHAs ED OVER ONE MILLION FEET
OF LU MBER FOR THE MAUFAcTUR-
ING OF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-25

TRUST SALE.

Terms % ss'e-lne-qmrter cash. balance In one tw
and lsrer years, vim Interest az rusr o.nf prr arr-r
n. C. CArCE a. son.
HnaHHHnm HnafFra ans Pei waH-ar m-r--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-25

As accidents wiz happen, even in EeT-rssuated
hmaiess g j. very desirable 20 have sms cheap and
envrnirut way Cor rspairins Furniture, rugs, crosEery,
ctr, etc.
sPALDNG's PRzPARED CLUB
Eeel On .u1h smsrgencies. and CD houselold can aGard
to BE- wihalt b. Hh aiusys ready aud up n ne siicE-
ing point. mere is no lonser q necessity or hmpins
chalrs. SPLITTER sdseaeer, hesdle-s donz and brukeu
cradle. Iri is Just ne article or oans, shell md ather
ornamental work, 20 popular win ladies Of reansmeut
md taste.
mis- adnirsbls prepanuaa Is used uld being chemi-
auy held in s%iul0n, and plssszing an ne vuluabls
qualiies q ne best sah~inei-maEers rius. u nay BE-
asa 10 place q ordinary muciiaEs, being vastly uoru
"UaEEUL ~ EVERY H0rsE
n. "a brush aorm- rnies earh bottle. Pr-r %
cents
Wholsiole Depot No. As Cedar street, Nsp Kork
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-25

VIZ o vi OPEEED N OUR NEW \
cummodiuus iour ftoTy building, an extensive as
mt Of goods In our line, consisting On part Of plain
- ny Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets. PLATA en-
d richly Cut, Pint and Bohemian Glassware,
Tors and OIL PAINTINGS, rich Oval walters
els, plain and engraved Silver Plated Sets.
Table spoons ard Perks. T1hie Cutlery.
sS.-t.SsI s,F n ANNA Ware, WOOD md willow Ware,
- - CarriaEes, n5ckfnE Horse, Bird
Shldrens. 80 81 tvsry de-crigaisn.
- ---beeet M Nf exclusively Tor clsh, Ehich
~. = Il. esu - s4al. profits We respectfully IA
- ss.-s- ~ ne nm. ic % examine our steck BE-
-.rT-ersirr We ~ daily expecftng a lsrEe ass1rt-
meuf Of Porcelain ard Gaa Fruif jan Ondersprompt-
ROOMS SEcoND EDTRA FLOORS.
mra-nw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-25

WTOuLD invite inspection % our Iarza and vel b.
w lected stocE, o~ausistinE IN plrt-
PuivsriIed, crushsd, sired, Loaf Grsuulatsd and
Brown sugars.
hlos LaEuayra, Government Java ant Eocha Cofses.
Extra Imperial, GunpoEasr asd Black Teas.
Pctes, Preserveas gellies- Fresh ant Pie Fruits
Nustards Salad Oh, Caisups saa-es and Biusr-
Spices. FlEv0rius EStrarts, Nutmsr. Farus and Jsls-
tines.
Citsons Currauts Prnes Fg, layer sd sulana
Rzisins.
Wsssn Rsssrve, Enslish Daig. Pine Agile and Ho'-
a.d gheeee.
Salmon and Escksrei.
Dried Beef. Beef Tongues, Ness Purt al eef Hams.
S~hsuii--E Clear sides HrssEfsst nsun and Lard.
r. Harrisau's v snsslin, otaw, vsrnniah and Eucsraeif
Flour.
l-snty, wine. Whisty, Ale snt PoTtsr.
white vine. Cider and Orchard vinersr-
Tar. Nadine Rope and Fassman's Iron Tie.
India and Keuiucfy BasEns.
And many other a~rtclcs 90 uumcnous % meuiiun.
,hich We guarantee to be- eli q the best quality. md a.
he lowest marsst prices unth not stsfaasy Do ne
gurchasef. ue desire them returned atour expense.
uog sm BURTON. TITUS 4 co. Memphis.