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Misfellaneous

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40 THE LIDIEg.

Kaed persons or others conscious q inability, froz
whstsrer cause viii hnd HcLean's Strengthening OoTdiA
athgrugA regeneretsT Of the syEtemi and al who mal
have Injured themselves by improper indugences, vii
[ Ena ll this Cardial cartaln and sReedy renedE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-08

-5ne square, renewable usekly per Gnnun, so. 90
twice week, g &. 90
E1~Pro squares renewable weekly per Annum. g. %
twice Eeek " 50 90
E-An Hsvsrtssmsnts Cor nc Appeal must be handed
In 81 the Ger ,rds'sk-
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speclded time When not thus marked, they viii be
eharssd ior one week, and discontinued At the end Of
that tiIne
E-AI sdvsrtiseHleaia required to Be kept second
pzge, CHANGED As EEE EACH DAY, and on Ihirdpage'
81 aiQsnte over gsa-cd ihtes.
Advartiseaeuts dfreoted 70 be displayed set IN
large tFpe, charged Al DOUBLE RATES
E-Tearly advertisers will be charged extra FOR o-ee-
pying space ever contract, and when LARGE TYPE is
required 70 be used or the advertisement keps on inside
Of paper.
fYesry atvsrtisars will be charged extra Il reEu-
Ia rates for wants. Rents Removals, CoCsrtnershiTs
Notices. To Consignees, etc.
Es-IrGnaieHf AdUerfisemeHfs rsHsf Be paid for !
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Ea-No advertisement viii aPpeAr in the weekly paper
unless By soecial contract.
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enly, freguar Intervals in either Of the papers,
wiz be charged 81 per square foE each aud every ser
r-Anuoansinr Candidates Tor state, County and No
niepa eaes IS each, 70 be paid IN advance In every
E-AI advertisepents for charitable insiitutons ere
oarpanie5 ward town and other public meetings, 10 Be
sharEed haif price.
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Is Ell otb er afvert tlsenseHts.
Es-Au legal and transient advertisements viii be
CHARGED By the insertion
E-Bdii9rial notices in lsos column viii be charged
20 cents per llne
~ 80 distraction OF variation viii be made from the
TCLAEAHAE & DILL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-08
DIS. sPIEGEL & RElXACH,
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS.
AyD TEE MOST SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operators
IN THE woRLDr
Eight Years in Memphis.

q EFaRM fhs pu8ic in GENERAL hat they are prepses
n 70 eai all diaeAses, but espec ally thcse Ech ar
n rran5zursi ilrurahie, and called chronic-
Tefr treatment Cancers is Wlth5rt auF siFal, be
csuse thsg WI Be eHpsilsa from ihe gstsui, gits a.
qislout c.us.s1s sad vltsout the ante.
Tsr also fest win success aecording 10 thoaoss in
Nnit 80 - d medicine in Europe, Eheumztlam
= dss est l0phti aiaais Eissua in Apsi teI9iaia
is arones readi51 1'2's g.. 1s9ss,5 -ss.g = ,
T51l S-zvs stand taekled5iln 81 elae-s1 q iae -
). Of ons is The benef- n Lhs4e any o. ere as9v'
.uch is the present OF Russia y strena s7a,- sns &c
pay aring forth q is not ours 20 suFoes o
fakinr teen ne position, 90 gillY IA titstauoe
m here, but 60 fully couoberated, con7.a. y pr
nd exsInplihed in ide hisiorF Of nations hat.
p0ufr iril Be erfrcisai ~ iis bczeff Of base -
, raou pguer ezisfls" le, rs Cxsmine Hhas
would O. ~ eondison Of power, and Were
would exist, 10 a 9ogsrnnent constitute on a.
ae basis o. free repleseHtatiFe repnblie. -
Ailowi8sI in this case, perfect frerdcfein n
be exercise q be elective franshsss bg ne -
eoaies every e3tizsn F0tiHg kHswinly and n- TU
er,s2ndinzr y ior bis repressnisl;Ve accord M =
D bis owa ldEmfnt and Interest, ard cta- =
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pr1rE on erJDsCRTpTToN.

Daiy de- saTsnes) per annuu....-.. Slo.e q
.st-N seAg 5000. ....s-.-.-.. 80
I"Nt-4 s-.s-..s-.ss s..--... zsDi
- =. saiy sghssriptioas win be oansidsred aus Hna
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-08
SHINGLES.

WE are iust In receipt II lsrge lot OF very supe-
w rlr shingles which We will sell very low 10 close
the consiCnnienf- VIC viii always keep supply on
hand. Call at
FL0UREOT cRAWFoED's,
desc -dau No. IL, Front row.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-08
UNI0N STREET DEPOT.
EH9SCeFas PFOasSce
BOILING RIGGS & 20
nro. g Un5oa .a..-. !.


HAVE ol hsai lni '1r sale llrgs i-sf q =
u II c1ce aHi Er1cerles- cllsistlrgc CT
1000 taEs I-l1l F1tstleas 1ltr eaHe
800 sarss 0uiausi 10 51zas lsse-a
80 SACKS Clruf
90 1r's- flaur, F8rll--s '1arI-
10 seams Wrarplas falrrf
500 dcrsu urafa1s=
15J nesas laaf pointed and csfar
$50 h-Is WltssFs 11l trls- Lines
$50 pieces PQu-r Llsla lazzl1G7
80 coils R1ls5
leo salts Flcur; 80 -oz0s s1srehs
2o1 3ors1 ngsts-s. frtsei gi--lli a-.i llaaii -
l51 Ues Sop
lo3 boxes T0oa Co. an -ua'itics5
% bales C1tl1n zIlss
ec5 kegs y lste LeEdl
81 cEr7ln1 lltsirnf
- bra- p11asfis ~ .7a7 s1l q Hfras
c1sE Iug5s .ei Tral'rs
win grsst variety 1s b 70 rr.'7. s-5 sarf ~
Fruits, E1stETls. Els1z4l-, s-le1ef a-sr aae
Pepper Giulll-s1. s-cg.s. Asee. Ais1izs. fclsa
BE salt 10 paae1s. Cstigu C0Iisa1- f-l1af-asi-
Erlkeus B8tli-l Lisusrs- I7zl ls-sl
ETC.. ete
Psrrns EizhirE 2 ~ - va
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-08

THE POETRY OF NATURE. Selected and
illustrated BY Harrison Weir. Fine eur-
key morocco.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-08

THE TEMPEST. BY Wm. Shakespeare Il
lustrated by Foster, Dore, skin, SlsdeT
and Janet. Quarto.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-08
2 H CE N I x
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

THE ioiigvias card irsa wsi-saovn ssniisusa
q mis- s.ss. sDsas voluas In favor Of he Paaal..
nose vho desire IKE s,aaaa-a Indemnify ss,ip't tas
o'a tAai follows in ne vAzs Of are, Gan have s,r
vaus sBFlisa sg sygiie.,aa % he agents % ne mo-
nix vAo are ioesisa ia ali The iiia' ,na 'ova' q as
Union
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-08

q ltrecut 70 lle peace o. Netsdtit1Hs
j,,s-,m -fS--i78S Bg Lord Mahon. "a z yels.,
il calf, marble edge.
TUsT RECEir
y,ls tes Pet Fsss s OF MICHAEL De MONTAIGNEs
9as 0stsses .oprsing his EssHys, BoH aphieal 2 nd
-ila q 9sslasr iozrap1icai Notices, ETC. By "
cssia T..ss -,ss Its. In vols, half calf
ever iae Cbaa+
fhe AacralilqaE
~. AZ. 4ssss a'..s F0R SALE By
trief 1lezeiphie
iss vile. In
~. .. ?, ...Ei..ss : ssEs:''ss = E'a9ess.
ssr- seH .is DEEENT NOTICE.
~ the 4l4ttia 1000 ne ineoire aeg 81 estate
? - that there 3 ~, dfeeased p ae clefs I.pict
Ord -. 3, Asyns esss,sa 19a,.s re .,.. Z, 3
w. "a. p. s.-sei sad ssl1.s b fe tlem N al
~ ~ is.sr proven au1 rut e1sie.ie4 or q Ps
~ f.r ~ fttag rer Tor rrc rzfa, o7 THIS rotic
49, - iiof us riclrlTy 81 ~ 81 ~ ~ &
va }. 1l1LIdIt Atzsf,
Paleh Machine Stgsl
HAIS ~ s-fl
I'D .alFHl,s.s EIa Tx ~. n Il r.
2 u 1blishe.s de city ssfcisnt - s-t yS.llth
laseilH,
-. / 81. 6.snan Worshal ssIs &
q hi. rssiEns..i
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-08
I'D.

rr Eerusnln sni Is
n PATTERSON
IS %,
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15

violation Of constitutional law and civil
rights may never stain the history of {. pep
pie whose beast il has been not only that
they scere free, ,tut that they deserved to be so.
Very respectfully III. o. CLAUGHTON.
eNovembersl4, 1861.
l co cur with Mr. 1Claughton ID his opin-
ion az to the illegality of the proposed elec-
ton, and unite with him in advising that
each and every officer of the Corporation of
Alexandria, if required by superior force to
surrender the papers and property under
their control, to protest against the right 80
exercised. l. LOUIS KINZER
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HENRY c. FIELD,

BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURED.
re No. - King street, Alexandria.
II EEPS on hand, and is prepared to msnu-
N facture BOOTS and SHOES of all kinds.
~MILITARY BOOTS or SHOES made at
the shortest notice, and of the best material.
~ Persons in want of good article in his
line, will do we'll to give him q call. oct7
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15
I. LOUIS KINZER,
n TITO II N Ely AT Ia ",

ALEXANDRIA, Va.
MILL ATTEND to the prosecution of Claims
W for damages sustained ny citizens of Alex.
andria and vicinity, by the use and occupation or
destruction of their property by the u S. troops.
oct 15-4w*
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15

FOB PRINTING, HANDBfLLs, CARDS.
q BILL HEADS, CIRCULARS &c, &c.,
neatly and expeditiously printed, on the lowest
terms, at the Alexandria Gazette Office, near the
corner of Prince and Fairfax streets. $50
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15
DIR. MCCONNELL, DENTIST,

DIR. MCCONNELL, DENTIST,
FROM WASHINGTON, ID. c., Ha
WILL visit Alexandra on Wednesdays and Sa.
w turdays, profession ally, each week.
va OFFICk-Corner of King and Washing
ton streets. next door to the Office of Judge c.
Neale, lately occupied by Douglas F. Forrest
n0v9-2w
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15
A CARD.

DURING the suspension of my regular School
IL Exercises, am willing, for the sake of con-
genial employment, to receive few students, to
whom will give thorough daily instruction in all
the solid English branches. together with Compo.
sition, Book keeping, Mathematics, and the Ply
steal Sciences. eve e 1Hi
This will afford rare opportunity tor improve.
ment, to such young men and youths, as desire
the quiet, order, and refinement Of q SELECT
SCHOOL, together with the personal instruction
of experienced Teacher.
TERMS $3.50 per quarter-Drawing $3.50.
No extra charges whatever. Hours of instruction
from ., A. NJ. to ], P. M. Exercises to be COM
menced on the End Of December.
II mo = I'm CALEB s. HALLOWELL.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15
ELECTION NOTICE.

IN OBEDIENCE to a writ of election from
i Francis H. Pierpoint Governor Of Virginia,
bearing date the 18th day Of October, 1851, the
subscribers, Commissioners, to whom the said writ
is directed, hereby give notice that, Wednesday,,
the goth day of November 1851, an election will
be held at the several places of voting in the coun-
ty of Alexandria, for the following county off,
GERS Sheriff, Comm issioner of the Revenue Clerk
of the County Court. Attorney for the Common.
wealth, four magistrates from each magsterial
district, and county consables.
On the SAVE day, and under the same authority,
polls will be opened in each of the four wards of
the city of Alexandria, for the election Of the fol-
lowing city officers Mayor, Auditor, Collectors
of Taxes Measurers of Wood and Bark, Surerin-
tendent of Police. Superintendent of Gas, Measu
rers of Lumber, Clerk of the Market, four mem
hers of the Common Council, and two mt mbers Of
the Board Of Aldermen from each ward.
HENRY MANSFIELD,
II LEWIS MCKENZIE,
STEPHEN SHINN,
WILLIAM Arm OLD,
--novS-eote Special Commissioners.
ta.ifA WANTED TO RENT, IL HOUSE neatly
-x.W. furnished, in good location. Address T.
Il. F., at the Office Of the Gazette. nov 12--4t#
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, 10.

hkUGS, &c.-We have on hand,
~ l25 OF. Quinine; rs lbs Calomel;
IS lbs Blse Mass; 20 do. Turkey Opium;
10 do. Iodide Potash;
50'do. Refined Camphor;
OF. Sulphate Morphis: .a t-H9
70 los. Chioroiorm 2Oo gals. Kerosene Oil;
Paints Of oil kinds. For sale by = :
LEADBEATER L CO., r.
lomo30 colin Nos. 4 Z s. Fairfax street
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15
OIL! OIL! OIL!!!

ARD OIL, Machine Oil, Linseed, both raw and
~ boiled, Ethereal Oil; pure Neatsfoot Coal Oil,
Train and Tanners Oil, received and for sale BY
nOv9 HENRY COOK b CO., Sarepta n ALL
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15

A00 GALLONS o: the above, which is univsr.
1VV sally acknowledged to be equal, if not su-
Perlor to any ether, received and for sale At re-
duced prics. HENRY COOK 4 co.
now Savepta Hall, King street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-16

NIEIH Ono BATTEET-Capt. WetmOre
ISrooeiTing from the makers, Messrs. Bald
vim Dewitt 6 Co, daily instruments Of
gun carriages and eaissons, and expects to
Eecs.se the last to-day, and will then be
Esady . march. The officers and men are
gu dsslEous q msking mp lost time, and
kine IN ambitious set Of men, expecting
immediate Ordefsto march, are daily driII.
ING. and viii soon be efficient. The good
Of de service, in the opinion Of Captain
Estmsre, requires oil reasonable a~pplics
ton snd as q matter Of duty the Battery
wiz be drilled from nine to eleven, and
from Two 70 four tomorrow, Sunday and
win saord an opportunity perhaps lhe
last Tor hose who Vish to witness 81 in
tsresting exercise.
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BERNARD DEMMENG,

ARTIsAE, MAUGIEIsT AN? RATEET HODEl
B.
Ne. IA Sups vior street. Geader Building
O-sEYRLAHD, OHIO.
BERHARD DEMmEA9, having rented thu
establishment Of =. Konigsiow, Is now prepared tc
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines, and
all kinds Of light Machinery. Particular sttsntor
and facilities Tor getting mp Models Of Patents.
RBPAIBlNg.
II your KATE2n need fxing, Gallon DammenF.
Il your b1'TIEG MACHINE e ont Of order, /
Hs repairs an kinds Of SURGICAL Instrumental
Ankfnds Ofhstal and MuEeai InstEunsnz ~
lasrods
Uyou should get up = new Patent, Demmeng e
The man @ set np your Models, eithor IN Wood
Braga5 or Iron, In the neate6t Kramer.
All kinds otBelt Hanging done In prompt style,
AnktnGa Might Machinery put n order In the
Cost ex~godf9cuB nannor.
Engineertng AustrumentH reported
Small steam Rhymes repai-ed thoroughly.
Rail Road CoaduStor'H Punches mhn1hcturedh
The best manner.
Ran Hosd Condu1tOr's Punches repaired. ~
18Th tact EefythinG IN 1ne ah8p 81 repairing
or manlfncturinnr don0 On CQntracf.
UEntranea 70 uhoPlna npeEior street, m ons
AZ 81
D|NDA
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a &c al - Amra

A Fam OF "a AOREs.
WITH A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING
In the Italian style Of hrchitect1r6, With barn.
Vel, cisJern and cot houses al new, Iuat compile
ed and ready nor occupancy. The house Is butlt
WITH al modern improvements the grounds have q
mont on kinBmau AVeaue Of 40 rods q beautiful
rav1De and . ngtng brock run through the rear end
81 the Farm there are several springs Of pure water
running out ron the bankB Of the ravine, which
with simple hydraulic works, can be conveyed 70 ans
part Of tbs Farm. FOR q Gentlsman's Rssidancl
the whole grounds can be elegantly and t~astefully
arranged. FOR q Garden, Vineyard, or Fruit Oul-
turei ~ can DO made profitable being % near tht
ctty-oniy about 100 rods from the corporation limit
This farm can be divided Into lots o. one 70 i've o.
more acres ana make elegant residences, and Ct .
larg5 advance OF the price At which Il cah nov Be
purchased. Thsre are about 5 or 9 acres Of wood.
land q part OF which Is q beautiful Grove. Tbs
Alnsman street kailToaa passes through the ave
lusIn H9nL o. Lhi9 AErM
Al5o-A GMH TWO STORY BRIUK HOUSE
Barn, Out Buildings, &C., corner Of Hinsman unc
FOREST streets. Lot ta test on kiusman, and $500
Forest street. HOuHe and imprOy0msnts are al first
class, Wlth all the modern styiei a9d built IN = Guh.
Gls5-A NEW TWO sTOBY BRIck HOUSE
Barn. Ont Buildings, &r., aiEustsi on FOTest Btrsst
Just north Of the residence OF the Hon. A. q. htCdiC
Lot q ieet mont By rs feet dsgp. This b q drsl
the Italian style ofarchitecture.
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
Barn, Out Buildings, &C., adjoining the one last de
scr1bed. lot 100 feet front By rs feet deep, and m
ished in all respsel8 liks the other.
AlHo-cHE VAOANT LOT on ktnsman street
second lot from me corner OF 1inamen and Force
streets, IL test rOnt By &5 deep. Nine l0tH, on For
est street, between ktnsUanf ana HoOTiil AFenuG
east side. LOt5 30 feet mont b Is fset deep. WI
sell On time 10 Huis purcho1eras
For further enquire Of the under
signed, No. cog Ainzman SIS OleVslanuI Ohio.
juns0ss5S B. BARKEB.
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OBIFuARY.-We sre panied 70 announce
The death In this city, at The residence OF
.his brother, ]. +. IngsrsOll, Esq, Of Lieut.
Cbss. r. IhgersOll, ct about 8 o'clock yes
tsrdsy friday morning. Lieut. Inger-
sOIl vas unven for a considerable tine,
though up 70 q recent date his complaint
vas limited TO q rather distressing aeec-
lion Of the lungs, which, though !: did not
oopapo hin 10 his bed, gave him much
trouble, and opened the way fer TIE dis
sase which superseded II, varioloid, and
from which he died. Lieut.. IngersOll econ
pied the position Of First Lieutenant Of %
B Second Ohio Cavalry in which capacity
be had not only gained the estoer o. his
command, but had been a most usessl and
efficient Instructor Of his brother oacers
ell Of whom cherished the Warmsst regard
for him. His passion for q m%ilitaTy life
was the do~minantone in his heart and the
rapidly with which he advanced In TIE
study Of the science gave promise Of a ca
reer Of honor 10 him such as few have the
god fortune to reach. During the three
months service he belonged to the Eeginsnt
Of Zousves organised in Chicago, to be
differed from the members Of the company
which acquired such perfection in tho tao
tics under Col. Ellsworth, and though he
had not been q member Of that company,
vas honored with q Lieutenhney in the
Regiment in consideration Of his military
merits.
After the Regiment was disbanded he
came to this city, at the suggestion Of his
brothers, and Joined the Cavalry, and Wss
made Second Lieutenant. On the rssigns-
ton Of Captain Smith, Of Company 2, he
was offered the succession, bat declined,
preferring to advance in rank by promo.
ton in the regular order. The First Lieu
tenant Of the Company was accordingly
appointed Captain, and Lieut. IrgersOll
succeeded to the First Lieutensnoy. Such
Wal his popularity with the Company, and
his superior ability, however, that he had
complete control, and vas virtually the
commander. During his illness, which
vas extremely severe, totally ~prostrGting
his system, his mind was constantly with
his COmpsny. Lieut.. IngersOn was 26
years old, and had many warm friends in
civil as well as military circles. Ee pos
sessed one Of those amisble, genial natures,
which attract ell who come in contact with
them, and against which the hand Of en-
nifty is but seldom raised. In bis death
society AMI his country have lost g man Of
worth.
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