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:jerome B. Corey has obtained . verdict Of
$4,000 againat the :ity Of Detroit for injuries
that happened to his wife By her falling into
an excavation in one Of the streeta Of that city,
which had been carelessly left open during the
night. An application was made by the de-
fence for new trial.
Evans, who killed the Hanna family at
Greencastle, Ind, last winter, was tried for
the murder at that place, last week. He waa
found guilty, and sentenced to imprisonment
for life. The Gay following the verdict he cut
his throat, but Is still alive. .,
ANOTHER LARGE SHIPMENT oE HIauw1SEA
Yesterday the steamer Polar Star took sese-
nj hundred barrels Of Highwines from our
the Ohio River and Pennsylvania Central Rail-
road, at 81 90 per Dbl, freight through. Every
day the Illinois River Packets carry out larga
shipments for the East BY this route.-feorsa
Transcript
Bishop, who was so dreadfully burned by tho
explosion Of q can Of the new illuminating
fluid called phosgeae, is dead. The lFa2ue,ine
Citizen says she expired on Friday morning,
Two OF her children, boy aged II and girl
aged S years, were also dreadfa1ly injured, hut
hopes are entertained Of the recovery Of ons
Of them, :a
.aAnkoAn Acc1DzSr.-Tho train which
should have arrived Here at tbs 1ast Saturday
evening, id not arrive until between 10 and u
o'clock. The train ran into an OF, neaT Faaa,
and the locomotive wss thrown from the track
down m emhankment, completely demo!ish.
lng It. The engineer vas slightly injured, but
the fireman escaped without injury BY jump.
ing from the locomotive before it was thrown
from the track r Hafren IN J Zadspeadeat.
THE CRpPs.-We have already published Ee:
ports from Fine countieA In our State, and ara
| glad to learn that the condition: OF. the crops
Was mover better tfau to-day. We hope oG2
correspondents will continue to keep us fully
informed Of tue Agricultural condition Of fheil
seEesa localities: + adverae fostn9a comes
let US: hear Of It, Our facilities $o1i 1iobtaknipg
inteiaigeace and circulating # ere 40 extenelPs
sud peFteat thas We donot nelieye it pcBsthIe
That there can hereafter ihe, ,Eneh diversity o
| opinion On my subject d Ra hare rseenti,
! witnessed eouceautng ths drouth. Sss S'*'
| We tolteat cornmnnieationso On this subja.
from fhostwAo afen mot acting ~ out CORES
pondents. asklnE pn1y thsir names md thei1
Rdsso1t1ce adifseas, u order that re may no'
bs imposed md made to disseminate un
rslisble ints1gsaees s-1LeaRtaxoss {aas4t
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ORIGINAL.
rCsstcate to expire On the Bist day Of January 1s1


AupiroHs oFF1os srA1koF 1LzIEu1B,i
springfield, april 9Th 1861 :
WbezeaA TheMercsndle Aataal lasa5Hsnce = gonpsny
1ied in this oflca statement q The condidua OF
ia AFFAIRS, ~ required by An Acs 70 Texu ats the
Agencies oi Insuranee coKnpanies not incosroratea
b The St.te o. unaois" approved February 1Mh les4
ii act suendatorY thereto approved January I'd 1851
sad Ttcrsas aid Company has Furnished tasfaetoEt
Nv5 1ence tts It IL posse&sed Of the required amount OF
csp Invested n stocks md and m h. has i ed
idens sad seefstap thereof ri. anP.oiEat.nk e David
acton of tne b1saesa of said Company saa fully ard
oY nroenss fos ind on 1shaif. Of t.ld conpaay,
seunE fhat sefyics q pFo9sss npos Mn: xhs -
nsSu ths Company aad wsi7tng nj c.tm Of error BY
jea1on Of buch service - A...t,.
shs ncte Aforesaid !. JESSE x. pUHois, Auditor OF
Pahae Accounts ot tbe stass IS 1n;Sas O. aeiSe5
t fol sai Eompsay to transact the business ct
insuTancs n thia ssate aatI te Thirty arst osy ct
ianusry In tho gear eighteen hundred and stx fstv
10 IN II he nay Sd Legally empowered 80 to do By Esd
% In testimony Whereof have r. hs.sa5to ,' q ~ esr
3neax scribed ny nsuss and ssaKea tae sea- q ~
1 y 1aa1 pA'1'* ~ 1Ea,E <. DuEOT6.
.ninexs,,m Auditor r. l.
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,TAIEMENT OF THE AFFAIRS
or TEE ~~
Marine Bank Of Chicago,


Located 1t Chicago, Illinois, q they sx.sd on tas
draf AonaAy eS April, Il. d. leel.
LIABILITIES. Amounk 4osal
Capital s!kocs paid IN snatayesSn0 =. ''
according to lAW..... $44A.1H W
Amount debt owing to the A.
soc1atton other than 3pf depos-
its and circulation = .....;,... N4D4s
Amount due 10 depositdft. .,..... S3I8 70
Amount cf notes o. etl4 In c9rcu. J.
Yrt1nn Hi
E; kSsss sasns Sas S:af: e s:1s Fl s;ss 3t
REsouRGgs.
stoeks depotsed - security fof ..
!. tsrc1tAtlpn ....s~.s..s'....''''s ga" az
Ee4l estate -:......s...S:.4.''' Ee' o1S'
Eote& of pther banks on Aa4o Noaa'
aMpput Of fetts oEtnE g EeA-
= soctstron ctase saaa aosns " xnc,..
ssSoS1s,sS.:.:'.-';;::; - III MSs5o %
xtrupnt HeFbaited N1tn otae@ .ro 1as ~
banf1 and b1hke1s, ~ eE,s ,en N
6uspendnd dehs+..,--....-*....~'. 1eAs~-' - = =
HTATE- OF ILLTEa1E EooE C1uxF1.. p: TX K,
TodnV 1camxndu Pretdeut GO b2.E11niy
fsld Fty declare and qdr. 30o .EeGt134 2. AS1 ~;
CARER, - toenn1y Ewe3f 4ee '49oHs = rts a
Hxn coITeC* statement U{ tho Ana1EH ~ A91 a.j
4fnkol Chic4ga ~ they edstet o. Mon04y +1s X y
aay tssnt 81 tM6% # SsF 1zEosStna zn9aSaes
Subscribed affirmed and aTofn 70 betoro Hes ta!a
'*e'1a az Of A't1 4: q 9A&ss jsIs unoMetnEgp,,
.ExsS sseoosf
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An Incident in nPhilads1pL1a,

4 curious incident occurred at the arch
Street Theatre Oh Saturday night. 4 f=yerIsh
audience at this place listened, with as much
Boot1's rendition OF the character Of Richie
lien. There il passage In this play which
had q local bearing two weeks ago relative to
the .pal:cies Of reaee and War. Riclelieu
speaks az follows:
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Ii 60, contirued Nr. Beecher, we must
deepen and cleanse our channels of conGlc-
ton. We must hear Gods voice in doctrines
Ct Liberty. Parents should talk ct it; schools
should teach it. We .uust draw the lines
cioee. We want no middle men. He who Is
not with us ard fer US is against Us.
Great net Aore spoken on this subject e1oqtcnt~
~ and Jts!ingly, but tie gu'is Of Sumter have
spoken nlors lan them oH .ds for me-, I an de-
te4mintd I'N haee no commerce or dealing hence
forth aefA a .Jas to Liberty. No man &taA come
TO ny house. or 4eccuc my hospitality or break my
bread, or share ,y root, aeho has feelings Of hos
tlify TO Liberty, unIces be CONES as convert.
ed sinner; ard l ehals treat any and every one
who comes in my way, who is false to his
conntry and the hour we live In, as traitor,
for such he is -
C5sts Should not he measured; money is
nothing. Honor asd religion must be put in
to the struggle. Ssfd the speaker, Let this
matter be set{led nom. Let It ueysr come up
agair. II war must come, let US meet it; 1t ia
If necessary, prOtracted var, 60 that it is f.
troubled Tith al intermittt Mt breaking out ct
every period. Il has got 10 be s=ttlsd one way
Or the other. Tie North h1s the population,
the means, and the COURAGE, for there ID no
such breath Of courage at the South as there
Is at the North. "Ths Northern men," said
that illuktr.ous Genera!-that tried patriot,
that noble man-Gen. Scott, "are hard to get
into feht, but most terrible fellows when
once H." Applause, euppreeEed.] The
North athors war, but II it enters upon Il con-
test, can wish its detractors no more punish
ment than that they stand In the ranks Of
their Qppouenta
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"First all means to conciltate-
Here the house ::ri passive and unaffected
Riche1fen's confessur here interrupts with !:
"Faiiing in that 2n
NM. Bao,h raIsed himself to his loftiegt
height, and pointing his finger to the BREATH
less house, said:
-"AL1. MEANS TO CRCsn.n ..
The applause that followed knew no parallel
during the evening. 1t wa5 not the actor,
but the sentiment which provoked the aE,-
plRuse.
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Farms fnr15a1e.,

r ANDS FOR SALE CHEAP,
~ In McHeury, Kane, 0g1e. WhlteEide, urpndy.
the sane land eatered Sy THoMAs aA2 As1I gREENE
T!tie oerfect Te:5as easy. Apply to u: p HpRD.
NJ MofEndist f!burch Block ChlGaKo. EnhH e1ft 65n
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M s: NICHOLS q co. HAVE
4v1 = opened at SO souta Water stfeet. Cr ieago.
aGsnesN Comn1ss.Gn Housa. to1 ths: PaEshs*s and
Arguments aud orders To parties aetesstale to Nil
E11kee as well A. Chtsgo. In eoa2eeton xith thclE
41+t such -psfior ID vu8t1Sae. = 4pt3F1-1y
u T. Eicro.a n H.Yvr ~ HicH Is
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CTATEMENT of the Condition
~ OF TIE
MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE co.

OE NEW 4OAGt
On thu thirsynrst day Of December. 1s made &c Itc
Auditor of tue 6sate Of Illinois.
The name tns company b tho Mercz7tls MUTT
In1ur1oce Company. locstad 1t the city o9 RsW tak
in Stats Of New York.
The kmount OF is capital stock Is slx Hundred +,
Forty-6lI Ttouaand -Four Hundred DOLLARS. afs -
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@N11S, .no1D0er, sc.
= 5fahjfEala.,z hjE { KaaBes

h sGiTEWi1 XBIsSi E1}QKING | ST0VtE
EeX@sEFu1. IHE1h-t III sc1noaledgsd tapeSia1a4sv
Wfhs HEVWalf; eN5 K1Faa xth seyefa1 txn1ES.
ffnaA The &au4f1a 4fsts49 y tor ssla by G. METZ
MS god seeegaE1es Il He7saks9raax HardKA19
1A& 12N&sA E&F436M$
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TaKs TranEmrtatinu -
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l. - :.
=. AsaaoA y vas = Av1' evaAA Anil -
AND n1fE-a
= &. :. =. --:., -. : s. .EsaaIaSEsaas .EsaaIaSEssas :
xUEGTERN '~;: EKPR r. Ga.
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::
TIE HEsfkks tAASsfos tAttoa Wy
P.opes.a S .e e .i.srn.te dsys via tasse of tas
NE" 'onN. ee"'n>-': -:
~x,... n..,-.
:
Mnnhs=tnE = nEst es stauaeh aud s.zon{ !tss1ssss
tie toowirg evldeativ superior faefities ttaa
R2l:Psoa ef ind p5qdaes to and frem the
aissne aed sef>0'' q an*aaaAa CANAL f'ehas'' soa.
o.tns largest e1,s. ,,r Of v4.e lave WORK .ra
Rstalo, da3ly sanasst.ns # Bas:o ssh :hs nIl9Hh&
psra superior inducements 1c ; sa<F patronage
THH WESTaR1v EEPRBaE,
,o.,,. ,,. ,,.r,+ad h, +,t. r. xnp>.v, r,,u TT, ov.-
IL New York Central Ks.lrr si Eufslo, conrecthE
ZIP tae va1os a - Eiroads tsad, oner anG aT3 e.
Lakes:
The oppt'' Iok< Elm 6 Daily
Tonawanda, Fountain City,
nra..-1- s
Plymouth. Evo1rr-en et+x-
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The river rose six inches yesterday Ta.
So cather was gloomy and very warm. summer
coats and open windows were the fashion
Business at the landing was very lively Tic
Cambridge, from Columbus, had 1O2 hogs and =
lot Of wheat, potatoes, beans and fish. WIN re-
turn to Columbus The Peytoua. from New
Orleans, brought in 253 hhds. sugar, 1902 brIs
moIasses, and a quantity Of hides, wool, whisky,
baggiug and rope. She returns on saturday.
The Parallel, from New Orleans. had 65g
brls. molasses, ~ hhds. aud leo brls. sugar, and
Il brls. oil The II. D. Mears, from Yicksburg,
had bales cotton. 725 SKIS. cotton seed, and a
lot OF butter, potatoes, corn, lard, fish, dry goods.
and bacon. She returns this evening The
Kanawha Valley, from White river, had 10 SKIS.
saltpeter, and a lot of peas and hay. She re-
turned last evening The Republic left last
night for New Orleans with 1900 SKIS. and 1850
brls. Jour- The St Francis left for St Francis
river..--The Kentucky lett for Columbus
The Natchez leaves for New Orleans tomorrow
BOATS LEAVING.
FOR VICRsBURG-The steamer IT. u. Near. Berry.
master, leaves as above this evening at 1el1cL J.C
McMauus, agent
FOR CoLUvBUs-Thr packet Cotton Plant, James
IRWIN, master leaves as above tu, evening ut O'Clock
Larry Harmstsd, agent.
F3RNEw OELEASs-TLe splendid steamer Elteaez.
Capt II = Leathers, will leave as I.0ve This evening
81 O'Clock. Larry Usrmst-t agent
For COLUuEU,-Tbe steamer Ihirty-E.Hb Par
auei Chapman, master leaves % above this evening 20
4 o. clock Bourne e. Co, agents
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

IFtu4ysgrFG- CAMP BROW
N.s .rl.r I 5

m1er-- lsfL
WuEEEs- Col LysapIcr Adams having
caiy 81 authority l.su Gen. Leon. las HJlE. GONE
handing Ist Division Western Department iu
tAe Couieierars army to ras and bring int.
-lr field Tor active service q regiment oil twelve
months volunteers, said object having been &C.
eamP.is.tI bv The energy and patriotic zeal Of
said Adams, and le s.tsrwegi refusing to Iuu
.uI -Le command Of said regiment W.. tie cri4-
mi5sjoue officers thereof, do tender him Olr sii-
cere and hearty thanks for the noble and v9lua
bic services he ms rendered for tbe cause Of fee
dom u the Southern Cgui-l-raey therefore,
R.salred. That we Do highly appreciate tho
mobile work dome by Col ]. Adams. as set forth
I'm the preamble. and believe it could have been
done 6g but few other men in O5ion county,
Tennessee.
P.saIrsI That whereas we have been Hv him
furnished with better tents and camp egui6uae..
a better article and more plentiful supply Of pro-
visions. since we have been euc.upef unl- his
administrator trsu MANY of FIN. s5s5i-rs In the
Confederate amy have eu.aveI. we deem the
fss,Ls If -E+s rsers9t 5rr 5r sg- tfs zasI amt
interest I'm tEe-r behalf and believe that srel
v4grId he rendered him bv a Ia-gs majority If
--+ Il. VOC
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

ARRIVAL or YANKEE PRISONERS. The
steamer Wayerly, from Mobile, brought 10 our
city, on yesterday morning, 500 Yankee prison
crs, under a guard Of l2J men. They were
chiefly from Manassas, Leesburg and Western
Virginia. Their p-hysiognomIes indicate they are
q mixture Of German, Irish and Yankees. They
were brought here under the command Of Major
GTiswold, OF MaTyland Taking them altogether,
they are a rough-looking, wo-begone set. They
are quartered At Washington Hall-elegant WIN
ter quaTters-better than they deserve.
We understand that steps are being taken by
our citizens to form a company for the purpose
of relieving the present guard. They viii be re-
quired 10 continue in service until the prisoners
are released OF exchanged Tuscaloosa O5ser0er,
December l.
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Strength, SOftneSs and Durability !
TEaTINrONIALs.

GrS TOws Ais November 81. lshl
z. IPAHE, Esq-Dear Sir have gwen your new
system Of tanning a thorough tr.t, both with and wish
out bark, and ! feel great pleasure ia saying that ]
found it to do ali that you claim Tor ir.
The leather is excellent and equsl 10 any 1 ever saw,
while The tanning IS done ifly per cent chea aer and in
one-teuth Of She time required By The OLD method. !
e~heerfully recommend your new process 20 the conf
dsusc of the public, uad 10 every man who dos gus et-
barking IN the Manufacture of leather.
Yours, etc.. J. w. JUSTICE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

The First battalion OF TeHues-s cavalry. Ieut-CoL
Loevvood commanding, and --r battalion Mississippi
cavalry, LieUr-CoL Miller commanding are going asp
winter quarters at Moscow. KENNEDY. I OF tine first
Importance that ,hey De supplied with wholesome read
ing matter, to give employment to their minds, while Inc
weather is such a- TO c5uGHo them Co their quarters
Those who have friends in these Commands aa earnest.
iy solicited 90 send them interesting and p~s1i-aula books
Books Of literary religious or mi-e,Iau-.gs character
Ielt at the Methodist Depository. on Court street. with
the Rev. Dr Stcadu1u. or or tle boo sr1r. OF }I=-sl-
Cleaves & Walden, within ne next Cen days vI Doe car
ried to the camps mdd distributed by
B. T.. CROUCH. Chaplain.
Tf-.+ R4++aff.r 7rarr.a-.. n.u.Tr--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

Z. J. PARK, Esq-Dtar Sir have been engaged in
tanning and manufacturing leather for fifteen years
and may be considered t. understand 81 practically az
well a. Theoretically. and feel ii but simple jast ee 90
state that your system Of tanning is decidedly supsIio
10 anything with which 1 am acquainted j saves a-
least fifty per cent. of bark when il is used aud equally
that in cost when no bark IS en- ioye5. and taus in q
vastly shorter period than can possibly bs dome by che
old plan. The most Important f azure, of course g the
great economy y. 10 time and money, and The 'acIity Of
using bark or tanning without It, TIE system must
prove satisfactory TO any purchaser
yorrs ec. T. OLDRDGE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

The WEEKLY APPEAL-Copies Of the weekly
issue Of the APPEAL can be obtained at the
counting room. on the first floor. This edition
Is filed almost exclusively with the most import
ant current news and choice reading matter, that
cannot fail 70 be interesting and instructive.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

ENANHNATIoN-The case of William Saw
yer, charged with having purchased from NE
groes, and having in his possession, two of the
eight barrels Of whisky stolen from the cotton
shed of Hin 4 Dorion. viii be examined before
Racnrlar NLnnrn This mnrninr-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

E5~We desire to call the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement Of E. J Park, ESQ.,
which appears in this mornings issue. His
system of tanning is in active and successful
operation, and may be considered as thoroughly
established The testimonials published are
from gentlemen of ~unfinching integrity, and
should utterly annihilate the last vestige OF
doubt or prejudice We trGst that this mrjyaled
method of tanning viii speedily supply the re-
ouiremeuts of the South with leather.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11
LOCAL MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER Il.
TO

All advertisements and cards for insertion ia the nom
ing ArrFAE, should, if possible, be handed TO the chief
clerk in the counting room before six o'clock, p. ST., the
evening previous 20 their appearance. After that hour
they will receive attention only if handed TO the foreman
Of he compo.Ing room. ON tbs second aoor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

RECORDERS COURT-Recorder Moores
business is increasing. He had twenty-eight
cases before him on Monday, and twenty-five
yesterday. OF these latter eight paid forty
eight dollars in fues, eight were sent to the
chaingang, and one was whipped.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

THE BUSIEST PLACE IN TOwN-To all who
feel gloomy on account of the times, we would
say step into Messrs. \. L. Andrews & Co.'S
place Of business at $50 Main street, this morn
ing at 10 4. NJ, and see the crowd of delighted
ladies', securing bargains in dress, staple and
E.n.- rnnIs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

DIsCHARGED-Patrick Maloney, charged
with stealing hay, was yesterday discharged by
Recorder Moore.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

MISUNDERSTANDING the guests at the Gayoso
yesterday were Gen. d. NJ. Frost, of Missouri 3
Gen. McCuIoch, and Mai. F. W. Armstrong,
aid-de-camn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

MONEY FoUND-Ofcer D. johnson has a
porte m0naaic with some money in it, found yes
terday near the Worsham House. 1t can be
had at the station house.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

SHIPMENTS OF FLDUR-Inc shipment of
Sour from this city u various points % the West
and S0uih, has been immense within the past
few days, aud iz growing heavier each day. It's
destination Is Memphis New Orleans, Mobile,
Savannah, Carlestou, and other ports Thou
sands aud thousands ol barrels have been sent
oil to supply the demand and manufacturer are
buster than ever. I'M Consequence of such eX-
teusiye shipment, -four has advanced cOuadsra-
bly,. and we may soon expect TO ear of ils being
held at a pretty high figure. We also hear Of
several parties who arr largely engaged in the
purchase of wheat for shipment. The drain on
Virginia for tbs cereal viii be very heavy, and
we are yet 10 feel tbs effects of it-Pa,rsjurg
EJDrcss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

SELBY CAsE-An application for the dis
charge Of young Selby-c charged with murderfo for
shooting a girl on Adams street-on haJeas cor
pps, on the ground of lunacy, viii be heard be-
fore Judge Dixon this morning, and witnesses as
to his condition will be examined.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11
CHAs TURNER


f. J. PaRE, Esq-Dear Sir have bseoms aequan.
ed with your new system OF tanning and feel grsat
pleasure In ststipg that 1 consider II decidedly the best
msthcd Of tanning in We.
The leather is so1, elastic and perfectly tanned the
materials used cannot ia any way iuiure the leather
and it Is City par cent. cheaper than tb4 old method and
from ten to twenty times as quick. ItissimPIe aad eff
eisnt, and any person can use il win success.
Yours etc r. u, NAHFES.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11
GREATEST DSCOTERY or THE AGE,
Just the Thing for the Times

DEIEG the cheapest. speediest and mos. effective
ID method OF TANNING ever in uzs.
By this process
Heavy sole Leather Is tanned IL % to 30 5ays.
Upper Leather, Harness Leather csc, iuJ5 90 20 days
Calf skins, Light Kip, etc ia three TO five day
Without bark, making excellent Leather. which. for
Strength, SOftneSS and Durability
Is equal to any made. Bark can he used If couveuisur
without interfering with the rspidity or tanning 40
oil OF vitiol, t~SuIphure acid mlria.ie acid, alun- sci
soda. or other ACIDS or ai1sies, nor fsnuei are used
samples Of the Leather sent to order
State, County ari Shop highs, for sale under a Fsteli
granted by the Conf deTste Safes
Best Of city references given.
Address, le0-ing one dauei p 7 PARK
Memphis Team.
No letter answered u-lsss 10 coafsin one dime.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

B0Hsfg.
We ar. authorized 20 pay 10000 1,uts to- amy ae-
i've young man who sill enlist tF tle war
A CASE or DfSTEFsS-We learn that Mrs
Barnes, who bears a good character for industry
and correct conduct. and who resides near the
bridge ON BeaI street. /, living sick and destitute
WIN sor,. of u,. t-,lL.,-t-r o,or-
CTS Wis" inc '-'' anu ts poor H 1"l' instance
m ~ - -
I'M "i"'Ni AIh' OMo'l7 H!'l' ''"
sey, and kHuk succeeded yesterday in obtain
inc possession of some moro of tine cigLt barrels
of ybi.Lv st,l.r from tb. .,,,,, sbod Of uHF 4.
DoliO"'
~ Wallace sells at government stables on
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

NOT YET. Under the head Of Not Yet -
the New York Eoy'd objects to AN illumination
in honor o, the achievement at Port Royal, for
the following reasons
Il has been suggested in several Of the city
journals that an Illumination IN honor of the re-
cent naval victory of Port Royal would be a
good thing tc do, 70 show our sense Of the i'm
portsnce of that success. We object. There
should be no public rejoicings until the old flag
floats once more over the walls of Sumter, OF
until Bull Run is avenged On the soil of Virginia.
The nation has shown rare good temper and self
noise under the defeats and disasters OF the last
six months let rs be equally unbalanced by
success. The Port Royal affair is very well in
It's way, but We hope it is but a Tiis compared
with what our navy will yet accomplish before
tie close of the war. Let as save the grease for
the cartridges yet awhile longer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

1000 MEN-The public viii not forget the
call this morning at the Arcade. The officers
will be prompt to their duty
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

~ The New York Tribune severely cuts
up Gen. sherman proclamation 20 the people
Of South Carolina. II shows .hat he most
careles5ly conceded the mischifyous doctrine OF
State sovereignty and In fact p.4r-I himself
and his troops iu th- attitude %, enforcing the
rational sovereignty over "a state which. By his
own careless admission, hs- g right 90 oppose
them as invaders of her Territory. Tho T7tuHe
also regards the whole proclamation as worly
aud 30 bad taste. and hopes that the worthy gem
cral wul fight better than be writes So be it,
81. LOHis Democrat