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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-01

Our Geographic reports from Washington
City viii b. found unusually interesting On
he last ballot for Speaker, Mr.. ". II. n.
smith, Of North Carolina, a soathern Opposi-
t~ionist. received the support of every Ma email
Democrat in the House, the whole II The south
Amencah strength, and the votes OF Messr .
MnWard, Scranton, Wood, aud Jcdkins. Of
Pa, and Nixon, OF New Jersey, whohave here
tofoIe voted tor sherman. THIS would hive
elected him; bat fuing that such would be
The result o. The ballot, Messrs. Morris, Nixon,
Scranton, and Juik n, withdrew their votes
Tor him, and cast them for others, ihus prevent
inE a CHOIR. The ballot, as announced, was
Smith. 1B; Sherman, 100 Corwin, 4; scsttsr-
inc, 8 necessary % a choice rs. Aflerwhich
the House adjourned until MONDAY. No mat
ter what the result may be, and It is more than
probable q Speaker will be chosen on Mordav,
the Black Republicans have met Nith a defea'.
for it is now ev.dent tia; theg viii az once
abandon their faYoTite candidate, whose chief
recommendati0H-tie endorsement q Halptr's
book-made his defeat a mater Of primary
importance 10 every national man. Unless
DIZZY do 60, Mr.. Smith, OF SOM o her national
man, will probably be elected on Monday.
Mr. Corvin or Mr. E. Joy Morris VIII be
their candidate, II they consent TO give up
Sherman.
The national Democrats Representatives,
b. their votes on this 0rcasinn, nave proven
that their devotion to the rights n the States
and the Constitution is above and higher than
any mere party considerations When there
appeared a chance to slsct q national nan,
even though not q their party, they rallied 70
lis standard without an execution, eyidsncing
The sincerity OF their wish 70 defeat the a
didate Of the ssetionslists, aud Their desire 70
organize the House. TheFesponsibiiity Of de-
laying TIE Organization Is no longer upon
them. They are wiling todo al they can do con
s~is,eutly with their obligations az pstriots 70
elect a Speaker, and such has been heir feel
ings. But the northern conservatives, Of whom
We have beard 20 mach from the orEinators OF
the Union movement heFsabouis, Woul- not
permit he Hosss 70 be organized even By the
election az a soand OPposiuonist They voted
for Sherman AGAINST q soutbem OpPcsitionisi,
or threw Of their votes on CorwiH, VITO De- but
Iitle better than Sherman, when they found
h.sir support would elect Mr. Smith. Wa
routhsra cppcsiiiouists suokei that in heir
PsFssf A~eftsn
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
J. & N. FLAHERTY

HAVE on HAND, AND ARE DAILY
RECEIVING, A LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF MOST ELEGANT FURNITURE, Pr
AMOS, CARPETS, OIL ARPETING, ETC,
AT. NO. Al UNION STREET, AND INVITE
THE PUBLIC TO CALL AND EXAMINE
THEIR STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING
ELSEWHERE. jazz
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ne sor. 90 Sc r,ai . Der ise-s's
u ~sfraginT ablat Der iacet
Ard tr wind fhroagh Is siten mel1cs
fsrauniu- a frsNrs ta1oe
Hgr violet sfss-eos iesg -
A. ~ sisuds. ankie-detp. In the nilf-shie drne,
PeliHg me viii ne snow
ss, losses "a. ssr natss raund her,
Ia hsr preag, hayicuish pisy.
Tikfhc laokslk a sea nfwrl fis-t
rdGousa she bli9T q tanl sni sp-.s
fDr maas ne tiHs with Der urle bare h,aaii
Ny a tank 90 roud pautu sd
M nesnrt ne rtnk p4i
t. warm t~hemf-fhey ioek - cldi
a.r white rosi mitsns are aunr o. ts snow,
81. one iu itself a make.
An aar sIkan carf f7IilH ufa les
cailri % ure D cIiusal .nake
knsssui ns ~ ifacri o her sn brown fset
Have pnnlcdthe l1auI snow
And / EnaW By ttrm where, aalinrf ti'Ma
me prcuiesl 2 lrcrs val trpH-
shalsushs "a cGfrhsn my auoFbtisr ~
Harmiels ever her hfafi
And she dIrs be- curia Dr. a saiIF Nlt
Ana cruuahes BOZ mimic dread
she calls me a cory marrsm.ns
An awtad feliHg-tni all
-a-.~ frria witfn knows veil erlush
ulsut nom laa ~ kM-
she Knows nat would oonsr nink
OF trarIns : tufefl Hmt
or heriuE uhF. or tuitAnt
~ arn sweet ra1Iu 70 F4ftlar
man aiming 20 Der o. Haaah
0r nung her n fclli1i
or hafmiug 30 much Al . tassei
Of her little scaraethr1.
Cav s.,.afai M.ss.i on. What vou,d ne d
U nv mona was haf m Did
ttg r-T.t.ls ghilh Fan on Der lips anf her hAf
pearls an Gag ruoies and Silly
49, 800 and her 2iufuiness trsmple nay iofe
80 ieht tea hsve tramried thc snosf
rr-f ne missiles she SINCE Which are zee % ny az
Arc nre % my hrsrL d1es she Ea@Ef
- t,,.,t s5ss.hs guess 7 am w~oaisring nov
Whefhsr she'll ever BE-,
In me frnr. laur flilre before 20 ppiAf
i-fe Fgrfsr r4fh uqd FEihair,
And rase-reg cheeks en- aEtazf
We Ffanl- unEle-deep m the MiA ~
Ps.Iur me wth te s11Ff
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IMPROVED SUBURBlY PROPERTY.
49, g. 81

, IL ACRES
nu-rraf -art ~ fh4 ARE ra-r. suitable Cor a .nrI
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81 On the morning q January Isl, The
whole circumference Of Paris stepped out 2
nile and drew within is rmbrsces three hun
drsd thousand new inhabitants. Paris nov
contains a population q a million and a han
When completed he new city viii be thirty
miles in circumference with u~insty-two gates
The old octroi wall Is to be converted into g
boulevard and planted with Trees, and viii con-
sdtute the largest street in he world. Ths
people living between the Oh and The new wal
have been aeeumniatin- for some line grea-
quantities Of wine and o.ber articles subject
to city tax, with a view of being provided for
years after they are sn3exea to the city viii
articles that have escaped the ociroi. Uhi.
evasion Ct the Law has awakened the az ention
Of the authorities, but there seems 20 be no
remedy Tor it. The city revenue wiz Be large
ly diminished the first year BY this ingenlous
dodge OF the Law.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-01

Fugr nd hree IuFrtrr miles u1rh @ ne city. a1f rear
me Bic CrerE rank rHfL E rrs= cleared haf1ura haa1-
Ir futaref The land BE- h.-h. f-v ard rrh. r-F ar
rriar SOD forces Tha i-1r remrnfs are aurr tE1-
story frsme h1use al nr-rssrv 1ut-1rrsr cI-teus
or. % VI b. 7of OIL air prize 1ls-dh cab. bal
.n-r ne. -. ne. M r--r r..r. Linz
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TsaiAs,s.


No Liabiudes e Bsuks Or others. ue ard nlfdue
No Lascs "a uvtei auf due.
Losses aliustef ard uot 1885
Loses reported unaflas.ef. OF in sasp-use waiting
tEin-r pT
No ether claims aEaiu-t NJ couulnV-
Ihe ru'e % the c1mpanT limits ne smouni o; any che
risktn 5000
ne Ereaiest sm1rni allowed 70 BE- Insured In auv one
ely, toEn or VILLAGES, varies ~aooording to It's siEs and
dass o. proaerty.
ne Teatesf amo1ut allowed % b insured in any one
block, varies as Dr. ne preceding.
Ne p1rt o. les capital or earulnEs are dep1sitrd win
any state OF Ststes A. security for losses .heTsiu.
Act o. iuoorp1ral1li Is same as hcrrtnfors hled.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-01

q TRe Hon TBEoDoEE FR~r-NoHUYsEs
writes a New York correspondent Of I'd
6msloaa ReEsE's) native Ct New Jersey.
and now chancellor Of the University Of New
York, who stood a good chance fifteen ye8u
ago Of being President OF the Tinted s.stes
took to himself a wife tao Yesrs ago, at tbf
upe age o. s~even.y-two, (himseif and not m
wifs) and last week De bad born 10 him a SOL
and heir. be will probably pane ue 5oy
after himself Theodore, meaning Goa-giver
1t will certainly be Appropriate. Such in
stances OF " better late than never" are DO.
very common, bat thste have been some ven
remarkable cases. Sir Sephea Fox, the faith
er n James Fox, was married al The age Of
eighty, and was sftenward blessed with three
sOHs. Dir. FrsIinghuysen is nov married foi
the second tine. BE had no chltrsu b. bi
first wife.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-01

TIE FRkUDs At THE BAETmoRE ELEc-
rIoN-Nearly 5000 voters Of Baltimore have
presented msmorialt to the Safe legislature,
ask ng that body to set aside the election for
members Of the legislature in that city last
November, on account Of the gross frauds
which were then Perpstrated By ruhans who
were in the interest Of the American party.
Such a record was never before made ups
Namber Of menorislists, sse05 those who
voted. 1856: prevented BY Intimidation, 1896;
actually assaulted, 1850; from ether causes,
Z 400
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-01
As-IA CREs

On Central arsusA I'D SITE J1iE- uiTs; q b~esutiful
piece 70 T-uli Erbe -slcas1p Or gHi-s pay
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EOV RPMf,

Feathers Feathers!
Q000 PoUNDs fresh Bsarhsu reeeivss ms a.
sDUNN faT MCKINNEY Al r0
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-01

ITO ne merchsnfs % Memphis snd M former r-rto-
L mers5 an happy 70 inform y0u hat I have nv naw
fsct1Ty IL couplete md full operation, and an prrpsred
% an al orders with pure cider rinfnar nd sI-6 uurr
manufactures vinegar, which IL Wnrrrntsd e b clear
81 an rcisons and drag. HavinE been errared IN ne
a5ess husiness Tor eo1r ave yea1s p~reslcus n ny being
hurusd eut on ire IN q lat nay, 7 faffsr uysslf fhai
I wlu give entire saiisf-rtion 70 an Wa ul. eire ne
thrlr pst--eEre. NJ facfnry a enc 81 tta hrrert an
hr-t faqt1ries In Tie souih o. West. ard 7 an
rrf 70. MIuish the merahants o. cfhef souihern
he seoye vin>ssr en- ~ I'D terms g Hy
sSSEsArun ssnzEsSt assysIs ssus,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-01

~I1PoETAET. DEvKBoFNEsT-s 0.o00 Pan
~ A DEFAULTrEs S-ATE TEEAsuRER roH
ELEcrIoE PURPosEs.-The Bangor (Maine)
UAiou states that Eiass Peek, the defsuliine
Republican State Treasurer II Maine. has
made some important disclosures ia relation
20 the cause which has brought bin into diff
Guilty. The sentiment is ssfohows;
That be expended hE-feea fhousand dollars
70 elect Daniel Z somes, IA The First Con
EresEionzl district; cigif thoasand dollars t.
elect Err B. French IN the Third distrc q: ard
faT Thousand 70 elect Stsphen c. Poster hi he
sxtn disuict, and elereh thousand more to one
oi the most treatment Republican leaders III
the safe. Here We have a. account q s76-
COO Of the States money."
II the House Of Representatives ever gets
1rgauized, We suppose those Republican mem
hers Of Congress arem EaiBe, elected bF mones
stolen from he Ststs Treasury, will vote for
an investigating CONN tee 70 see n any rzs-
caltT hss been g9ing on a. Washington.
They Eiii b eloqlsut q drnunciafion o. Dem
ocrstic corTupdon-Ciaraaaii EaqafF9.
Between three snd four millions srs doe u
ne nall eoasrsctors thr certificates o th
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STATEMENT
or THE coaBIrsnS or THE
Fire Insurance Company Of Hartford.


To ne Controller Of re Sfaff0f TsnneEsss
me name q ua cunnauY h TIE CITY FTRE INsu-
RANCE COMPANY or HARTTcRB, lscated a. Hartford
eounecuruL
rae Cupi,ai STOCK q ne Company l.....s2s oo
Tee auoulrnf capital sock Tail ~ E.---.---.2o.Oo Coo
The Assets o ia C1muauv are A. follows.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-01

Between three snd four millions ars due 10
tle msu consrsciors thr certificates O. tbs
tab. are salrrut q - a s3c, having fallen Z q
3 Per ernf si-ea t~- u~asr NJ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-01

A FINE stock or cotton farm. ornisniuT eieht -
u hundred acres three hundrc Cd o. which are e
IN a hne state OF cultivation A portion o. theSTA
cleared b. me creek bottom land. eighteen niles -
from Memphis. en fhe Mac1u road. and six miles uorth
q Cunlerssiue-Eood DWELLING house. negro cabins,
large rev EE hous-, fne cisteru aud seu-al.o. . dus
ice house, one o. the hnest orchards and garden in the
neiEhhurhai-Ehich I vii reui low TO- god tenant.
Apply THE once - IN PATRICEs a CO.,
ta17-2Ws Ho-by a Hunf,s RuidinE, up stairs.
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II

Eirsf miles east on Ge-m1~tlvu flaErraf ant Ken
ard Charleston rai'ra-t- CtssD tr cash
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f-st-raf- three-Etory hrlck tsnemsuts suiiei O. Z
i family r~esiIFnce, AMI c0uv'rre il au thelr aUuur-
tfnancea. situated en- Cont street The caufsr tuiif-
ELDER. Esl.
p r. terms app-y % IN WILLIAMSON.
af-fm a. Et0k ~ west Tennessee. I
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C. c. WAITE. ss.rsnv.

o. O. ATE NelrFlnrF.
SrATE NF CONNECTICUT.
HaRTroEB CoTsTT. I" HsrHard J,n. n. 90.
Personally appeared C-B WER president. ard
c. c. WAITE, Secretary 81 The CITY Fire Tnsuranca
Company = Hartord. ard made rate hat ne foregoinr
statemeut, By them Eui scribcd. Ia auue. fen and urrer
statement o. ne adsirs % said osupa1T. and EXHIBITS.
80 far a. cn be srcerainet 81 nis dsfr, il acfusl ccr-
dition on he f-s cay 81 gruuay. Ise0
Before ne. = nOnD. Notary Pubic.
STATE OF TEENEssEEs C~oNTnOLLEH's OFFICE
Nashville. January f9. Isa0.
This b. tocertfy h4t TIE City Fire Insurance Canua-
~. iezfrd At Hartfcrd. ia M snfr - CounertIcuf
has complied vita AT th- Requirements o. IN act passed
By ne G-urral Assembly, o: the SAFE o. Tennessee. 10
harchf it56 entitled. An Act re- regulate thr arencies
o. insurance c1nranirs not in-1rorafed hv ne STATE q
rslnessee." and ftaf J r. CHADWICK ant W. =
WILLS are tie leuaiiY aufhcrirrd areE n saif Gus
pany, in the tsEu " Memphis. STATE % r-un==ser.
J. T. DUNLAS, Ccu-rorier.
Policies isEuet md reo-ivrd 10 ne sh1ve reliahIs
Company By CHADWICK n WELLS Agents. 4.
jas Rama Buildiuz. KAN street =
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Oh Norcaral nv-u1s travIg lmar-ri WHle oda
d tsrrliu fr rssh
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CoEsTTTUTIoNAL CosvENTIox rs ALABAMA.
In the Senate Of Alabama, on the 2Ist, a oil
vas passed 10 provide for the assembling Of 3
convention, 70 revise the STATE Constitution, o,
TO prepare a lev one as hey nay oesm best.
The yeas ard nays being demanded, stoot
thirteen 70 ten.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-01

We have sm1Iayet n our MIGRATING. W1rCH 81
JEWgLET sra GUy BsyyCHEs u7sr.- vorEmra s.
can d. s1 siuds o. work To- th- De-. manner aud %
sspaieh.
AL E-o.s warranted --1r-s-rtr~-al uarraaisd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-01

IS sores rrn-rI balance wsHr1rI Anew nuf cT1rr
nirut Frsme DWELL q g -rrs. Eredrr. oufh0u1-s al
orchard. VIII sen this on vE2T LONG FINE ar na
urIra
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sn7i0 ~ 81

usrv d. sss o.
Balance 90 Bo.k fne from Aeents..--.-... . o7f4I
Czsh On hand ard ln q sfs.51
Cash IN hfnds % Agents, o. in transit, les
-oommirioas ana charEsE. o5
Loans on Martzze q Real Estste-.......-...E O2-2o
Loans secured - pledge O. Bauk a.d ether
ia -
Losns on personal Or o-her approved securities, IS $50
Olce Furniture and Library...--..... o. L.I1S-g1
-Ralrccs ln favor % Coupary.....-. lass 81
Capital suck paid up---.-.-.-. O0o-e1
stocEs and an1s--------.-.-- .-.--.l1-T-m
rs,,l mn9 a
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FEBR j. $50.
9th Sobfrfissuanfs,
70 w.

TWO 500 C1uni1s s.rh 80 iert Leg. -uiis1i- Z
j Dr. Coods Store. inauirs CIV p. Niler Acc
isusd-.tf INCOMES &C
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FRO CER
AND
+ A N 6UPP LIES
MILLER 4 TOUNKIN,
"a JEFFERSON ST

HAVE lust received a fr-sh suupiy OF evervthing n
II line e uade-lhoir Stock -oE being onr of N.
most complete On the city - bo1es Jaco1's c~elebratrl
surar-cured Mtdiiurs, a1d four czsns J-cab's sugar
cured Uamsa leaks NV Bsco1 Hans also an assrrf-
meut 20 fruits and Teuies a. al Kinfs. 50 barrels 81
The fueEt hrEuts - flour msdc. va. Pearl huIs wal
tegs and The Harrisor. sl Or xhic1 they orrr q St
Louis pricesi 3 barrels London LADY and So barrel,
Plnkryc Pataf1es Uhich theT ufer A. river pics
Fresh Butt-r. EgTs. Chickens Turtrrs. and Game a
az tints reserved daiy frem se country. Cal aud see.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-01

d Do Austin Dlviau rnI nrs- the rrsid-uce m Ger
srsI Wafma-e. O1e-il.ri casa. ana The bsiance in sne
ant ts1 years.
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TERMS cAsH-sALE POSITIVE.
ro CaDitaIISts and Iumhel

I An desirous 70 remove 4 Steam Saw MU rhich hns
i beeu 10 operation t~oyczrs, ara Is nov IL perfect u-
Ger. BuildinE IS By -.
ne mill IL = arst class ons, and capahle 81 msnufsr-
fuin< - n Lumber daily viii remove nd rsfnfl1
Or sell q cay terms, and l. nor ready q receive prop
~oelfians. A1dress LUNRTR
ia1I-iua Manuhis. Truu.
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re a Q H II -,
Etrate-u -ties rat ~ ne -rv 90 30 Men-sis az
Chtr'estn -rir1afi 20 n-res In ru-frarlan. balance
"Fi tn1erfff a Eut h-uri Iar furrInr anf 81 nrcra-
'r1 1l.-lH1~s FauestUtir p male chual r. ulfhiu
1rr-aaf mile o. ne rrra Price ehears ane-thirl
ash, bllaues On ore snf tv7 rsara
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Vorr on 81 SLAVE TRADE II TIE MIS-
sIss1PrI LEGIsLATURE-The Vicks5urg Wig
gives the following as the vote in the lower
House Of the Mississippi legislature now in
session, on the bl TO repeal the STATE Law
against the 9. rojactioa Of Africans. ltseems
to have been rejected By a large vote;
Ksas-Mr. Speaker, Adams Akers, Bugg,
Barden, Bishop, Bradford, Bell, Beamau,
Bsrksdale, Cofey, Carter, Duncan, Downs,
Dsnnev, Dantzir, Dunlop, Dean, Dickens,
Ellis Of Pamela, Trifh, Gils-rsp, Gasqua, Hill,
Hal Of Lake, Holmes, Johnson, jenkins,
Keith, Knox. LIVES, Long, Love, Lake, Martin,
Merinar, Merle. Meals e, MeDansid, Me
WhDrtef, Miller, Newton, Owen, Pipes, Palmer,
Pinson, Reasons, Ramn, Rogers, Reid, Smith
of Jones, Surart, Shelton, Snedes, Trotter,
Terfen, Thomas, Van Eaton, wilson, Win
burn, WiIhers, Wsaihsrsby, Ware, Wallace Of
ItaN smbs, Wes-66.
Naus-Messrs. Clark, Chambers, GILBERT
son, Claiborne. Evans, Ellis OF Copiah, Gra-
ham. Hamilton. Henley, Hooker, Hin Of Laud-
e7dals, Jones OF Scott, Jones o Sundower,
Matthews, Murphy Purdom, Smylie, smith
of Lowndes, ToIs1n, Valiant, Wheeler, VIII
Isms-22.
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VALENTINES! VALENTINES
GEO. PATTISOS & co.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATI0NERS,
263 Main st

uAvE Just received the largest aud best aS,1rted
III stock o.
VALENTINES
Ever brought to ne Memphis market.
VALENTINES At SIS.
VALENTINES It so.
VALENTINES at SIS.
VALENTINE at $40.
VALENTINES at S..
COMIC VALENTINES.
SENTIMENTAL AND MOVABLE VALENTINES.
ENVELOPES.
CARDS. fasr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-01

MCCLURE, HTRLBUT A co.
New Firm and Removal.

Ths undsrsiFnrd has aasacafei Win hin ia buIns-
4 his brochar. n. n. MCCLuGE. and Z. =.
anf rsan1Trd Ms aock 70 rs KAN street. oppasits Caurt
square, where % hopes ths zew drm viii aoufiuue %
see bis former pafru1s. nd % many more IS theT nay
BE- nna cnouEh O. hri1E Hlth mem. Oar ehiet Eiu -
90 rst he very heH uris. arf ssII them ataliVing rrodL
ne Pianus viii ~ fram mecsi-hratef mzEsrH, Stelnuag
d sens. A II Gale a Co.. I'D T.. b. Dunham. 81 var
rantrd far I've years ne stoek % 1hrrf Husic ~ ths
largest ia ne city, arf will receive Additions daily.
Also. 81 m1sioal msrchand'us soa IN a music store,
Give ~ call aad fa1fT ysursslL
itn7i-im gAL A. MCCLURE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-01

Bra1tff1iv IMPROVED In t1avH n7-a 81 p shrrviIa. SheI.
By county Tenn. EU-rileur hHrsa AMI ouf-hausrs. or
chtrt eva-zr-ens. VIII exchange fr city property o.,
saT on farr fIma.
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Announcement.

Eo. nj e LEvEE. SKw ORLEAEs,
Ehom " have MS day up7osuted our sas Arsuis To-
ne eaglhera zzf Wesfe-a staiea
AKrHUR GUINNESS son AGO.
Dubiia sune p. 1855. ns7l-dszls
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-10-25
THE ART OF

The art of Milking, says the Massa
chusctts Ploughman, is not acquired
at m Children in farm districts
should be taught to milk. They may
commence IN an old cow that is soon
to become dry. But let them learn
when young--for we are not to OK,
pect that this art is to be practiced
by foreigners alone who are drifting
to our shores. Cows that have been
well bred will be gentle and kind to
those who approach them to draw
their milk. They know that a good
mixer gives them relief when their
udders arc full and need to have the
milk drawn.
The dust, &c, should first be brush
ed OIL after the mixer is fairly seated
by the side Of the COW. The end of
each tcat should then be moistencd
with a little milk to be drawn from it
before the pail is placed under it.
This makes the milk come easier, and
saves giving any pain to the COW, as
we do when the tcat is perfectly dry.
Now, as soon as the milk begins to
come freely draw it ont as fast as
possible, otherwise you fail to get the
whole ; for, in a few minutes, if the
milk is not drawn out, it flows back
again into the milk ducts, and you
cannot have it. In a short time the
COW becomes dry. Milk fast and
milk clean. Never let two persons
while milking, attempt 10 talk with
each other. Keep still and mind what
you are about, or you will come off as
bad as the man who arrives too late
for the cars.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-10-25
Republican Township Nominations.

At the Republican Caucus held on
Saturday evening, Oct. Goth, the fol-
lowing persons were put in nomina-
ton for the various township offices /:
Supcrrisor-Sanford llarwood.
Tnstees-John Kellogg, Maxwell
Ireland, Hiram +. Lambert.
IOwn Clerk.-V. Warren Baker.
.Jrstices-Samuel Hacklcy, Asa w.
French, Alanson Lambert.
Constabtes-Wm. n. Fisher, u. E.
Jackson.
Assessor-J. V. w. Montague.
Supervisor Of Road District No. .
John Muir.
Township Commitee-L. L. Huntley
r. G. Reinigcr and 4. A. feeling
were elected members of the Town
ship Republican Committee for the
ensuing year.
The President, r. w. Humphrey
Esq, stated that the assessment Of
$1,000 upon this county, made by the
State Central Committee for campaign
purposes, was not yet raised, where
upon 1885 was contributed and pait
to the Secretary, to be handed tc
w. b. Fairfield, a member of the Cen
trail COMMITTEE, as the portion of st
Charles Township.
The Caucus adjourned with three
rousinG cheers for Lincoln Il Hamlin
aud the nominees of the County anC
Town Conventions.
}. JACKSON, Sec'y.
Il. W.. HuNrHREy, Pres.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-10-25

INDIAN srMuER.- " Pleasant weather is
now paraphrascd into " glorious. - &" charm
ing, - - superb, Ivy those who make saI"'a'
tions. Our home readers do not need to be
told that the most pleasant and enjoyable sea
son of the whole year, :" Indian Summer Is
now with us. Among all The beautiful thing
which tend to awaken IA romantic interest IN
the lives and times of our dusky predecessors,
there is nothing more touching or lovely than
the season to which their name has been Civ
en-. which has now made its advent in all its
gorgeous beauty. When the Indians shall fin
ally have been swept from the face of the
earth, by the advancing tides of civilization,
the bright and beautiful Indian Summer will
then, as now, still be a welcome ~visitant to
their pale face successors.