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MISCELLANEOUS.
IER0Y POPE

TgyAIR 10 Doa5ls Iseasad iass Tsesisss s..s - s..
Il BY J. 3. JENNINGS 8 CO.
ial0 0Ferton Beck. Hsia street.
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DENTAL NOTICE I

nR- W C. BRYAN woald inform his 60.
IL friends and The pnblic generally that
he has removed bis ofics to ths Jaekscn4 a YsSs5s
Block corner Main Geyeso streets A4J
over the store oi A. 3. Cofsy, hrA door up stair
ia2 rlmt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
2rerfo.. .FEsFffa,a FFespif..E.
HEADQUARTERS 0VERTOS HOsPITAL.
MEMRHL. Tenn Lannaru 20 1852

hENPHE4, Tenn, January 20, 1862
Those persons through the country desirous Of max.
ing contributions Of sny kind for the comfort Of ;he
sick and wounded this post, will have The same d.
rected to All donations will be properly aesnoTFl-
edged and disribued to the different hospitals rs hey
mag be reqpired
We sre anEioas 70 receive these Donations but can
not be responsible for the disbursement of articles no
directed personally to myself
C. +. MAsTIN, C. 5. A..
Sturgeon Of the Post and Inspeeto- of Hospitals
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l0. .UUU fe- saIs byS,
SPEED. DONOHO 4 STRANGE,
ia26-3t al4 Msjn rec
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For County TrElsfee.

VETE are authorized to announce HENRY T. JONES
w a can iidste for the Office Of County Trustee,
az the ensuing Nareh slet tiOn jal0tes
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. IsS.

HEADQUARTERS.
NEsfHIs JauuaVy s7sh. 1892
ffAHE following dispatch having been received from
a the Commanding General First division Western
Department It is published for the Information OF
stesmboatmen and others Interested:
co!usEUs, Ky, JanugTy &C, Is62
TO CAPTAIN ADAMS
Commanding Post:
Take immediate steps to stop the shipment os all
Sugar aud Maissses 70 all points above Memphis by
steamboat.
b order Of General POLK
GEO VILLA MSON
Assistant AojEfant Cenerai.n
In compliance wi The above oFdef steamboainen
are hereby warned not 70 receive freight Of this d. scrip
tien for points above Memphis Shoul1 any boats in
ae1anee OF tbs order, lea Memphis wi h the above
named reight they viii siniy be Stopped at Fort
Pillow and, besdes theirfreiaht being eenfseaied hey
tFii' NOS be permitted proceed further Up the river,
on that or any subseqHent trip.
JOHN ADAMS,
CoEfe5ers States Army,
ja23 lw Captaiu Commanding
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DR. EDmONna.

AaonseOpassa and EEydrOpath.
Residence north side Of Besl street seeond houzs west
Of the Medical College Once over S. Manassld g.
Co Drug Store, Aa.a street. ofsse Aoars 70 H.
snd 2to3Pw -nra91v
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LOWS MALE
no TAKERS Up OF ESTRAYs.

II BE law provides that after the expiration Of Twelve
mon hs from the Tosting Of a stray horse mule or
cew and SIX months for hogs and sheep it is he duty
Of the taker up to pey into the SaDds Of the Raug-r
estray fas 10 comply with the law 1t further provides
that the Rarger shall bring SUIT for tho recovery Of tie
h4ie v8ue and damages Nov, therefore, take no.
ties, thst after the f-t Monday in February next
" I be osmpel ed a. by law Ieq1ired 10 bring suit
against al deiiIquen Those having affidavits 10
horses. efe sted by fhem vi save costs by remit
ting the sans TO al Ralsigh r. s. FLEE
Rapeer Of SIelby county, Tennessee
PalaiEh. Januarp 25fh lS6s i.22efs
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NJ. KAUFMAN
N AAJE Mn II. HECALE-
ST A RCH

WE have now g Cd stock Of the above article on
w hand aud nanof factuye daily which we offer 70
the trade cheap for cash. Give rs q call
i. IIECKIsk e. CO.
Office with 7. & c. H ckle
iashi lin he'll tfraat
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wses 3 H. CLARK Z O0's column
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MEMPHIS CONFERENCE
FEMALE INSTITUTE!
TeIs8sessee.

H~cI.sov Te5sssessee.
rv-uB SPRING SESSION viii open Januery g b.
lss2 Cotton at 10 CENTS and Pfovisionsi VIII DC
tefen ;n payment Of charges The Boarding Depart
rt viii ~ 1n be under the charge OF Mrs. Joles-
Board $3.50 per month.
For tuition the usual prices, and 20 beginners II lu
sio daily lessors viii be given.
AMOS W. JONES,
i3tyvfm President.
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FRENCH SCHOOIl!

HFADANE FOUCHE. FRENCH TEACHER, in
III tbs city WI open SCHOOL on MONDAY.
February 3D. The class holds from 10 20 y In the
morning. French conversation, and al The branehe
taught as grammar, geograpig history etc good
Opportunity Is offered 70 yonng ades 10 perfect their
sindi N TIE French language which is accomplish.
references gwen Residence en- JefIarson street. irst
honse below the Theater isesavgs =,
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To &c Pmhlic.

MEssRs. CLARK, eREooRY 4 co. Ihave been afflicted
with The letter my Zee: for number of years. ard
have used foar bottles OF your Ambros'a Oil whiti
have effected cure. chesrfuy recommend it to ali
persons afflicted with letter.
We re peetfuly W. B. GRUBBS.
Nashville October 6tb 1s5a
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NOTICE.

THE "MEMPHIS DR4Y COMPANY having
4 rally o-gsnizea and opened en rfics st 83 Front
hoF, mp star tenders its services tp The sresa eoa
iasulty oT memphis. Al 5usneEs PLACED ia he hanas
q r ~ Nance, Superintendent or the undersigned
and setlsmeuts VII be made Monday Of each week
BY Nr. NJ haace, or myasE
js2s-lws L. H. DVrRR Treasurer
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NOTECE.

ETE would hereby give notice that no z I5EsA47
w more REPAIRING viii be done in zz52s2 zszzz5S52s2
~ sbops except for CASH TIE great difieu ~
akfng collectors makes the adoption of a strictly
aeS s1,sfen necessary with at this tiTe, and We
hue ,,one of our customers viii ask for credit,
bI nositively make no deviation from this rule from
tbis date, eth. for Repairing any sale Of goods
' n. S. BRUCE x CO.
Memphis, January 18th, ls62 Monroe street
inIQ-lfnA
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Sugar and REoIasscs.
IT WHOLE D!

Az " WHOLRSALB D s!
225 bales best Us 0smaburgs,
10 bales Heavy Drills aud Ducks
so eases Wool Hats,
3 :" GuEaa OVcrsEsOes,
lI5 Gents Boots,
8 yVOmem's Stout Shoes,
2H ChiIdren's Shoes,
g " Youths Shoes,
60 I" Boys Shoes,
20 +" Mems Hip shoes,
9 i" RJasset SEaoes,
NJ Umbrellas,
2 ) pieces Tweeds and Cassimeres
so s. Deans,
SO i" Ticking,
25. +" Kersey,
70 g MerImOS,
100 i" Plaid and Striped Do.
EneSticS,
20 +" Ginghams,
10 /" Heavy ShiTtins Cheeks,
I5O " CaIicOes,
so Hickory Shirtings,
30 dozen OVeraIIs,
~ Z" Heavy Wool Jackets,
800 pairs PantaiOOms,
so Suits Gray KeFseys,
500 dozen Spool Cotton,
1000 dozen Gotten YnPns,
200 dozen Wool SOckss
30 &" Wool Hose,
SO /" Cotton Hose,
so Misses and CEildFem's
Hose,
so gross Military Buttons,
200 lbs. Turkey bed ColtOn,
80 lbs. Knitting COttOa,
so lbs. Zephyr WOFsfesIs,
30 lbs. Sewing Silks,
IOO Bed Comforts,
Blankets, Quistss
Brown SHliTtisags and Sheetings,
BIeached s. I"
Checked JacOnet ana Swiss Mus.
lins,
Table Cloths, Napkins and Tow
els,
Plaid and White LimSeys,
Canton FIamneIs, GEeen Baixe,
white and Red Fsannels,
ShaNvIS, Neck Comforts,
Black VeEVets, AIpaccas,
Irish Linens,
handkerchief, CFaVats, Gloves,
Ladies' and Gents GassntIefs,
Heavy Buck and Sea! q
Grain Bags,
Wool Yarns, Carpet WarpS,
" III e EsEfs ~ Esss,
Flax Threads, Needles, Pins,
Table Cutlery, Scissors, etc.
We offer the above, and other desirable goods
to arrive, at WHOLESALE, FOR CASH.
u Country Socks, Jeans, Linseys, etc, wiz
be taken in exchange for goods.
JOHN L. TAYLOR s. CO.,
Corner of Adams and Second streets.
jal4-1y
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Thursday, the 27th February, 1859,

Az II o'clock A s IN front of the Office Of ths Quarter
master of tn, Confederate Siaes Army, 1he south
side Of Court Square, in the city Of Memphis aud State
If Tepnessee proceed to sell to ths highest bidder for
CASH Ger aiu LOT parcel Of Land, situate lying
and bel in the county CT Shelby aud state Of Tenss
see being part Of Lot NO g. in Block No y on E. W
RuekeI's map Of the city of Memphis, and bounded :
follows toyit: Beginning point IN the at lias oi
Hsrnando street. twenty en- and three Gusftsfs 4ee
street running thence northw 4rdly with the east iis
of Hernando street twenty seven (29 feet nine "
inches III nee easswa-dIy and parallel " til Caihogn
street one hundred and eleven l feet thence south
var5ly and parallel with Hernaado street twenty seve
(27 feet nine % nche thence westssasdy anu P141I
ls with Calhoun street hundred ana eleven UAli
feet to the beginning.
E'lui'y u JOHN G. FINNIE
.oc.z Trustee.
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TAKEN directly from tl8 uine near Raleigh, thor
a oaghly ground, eeansef and prepared FOR Paint
for iubricaiing aSles and beirues Of al kinds 10
vent fE1eton for erucbles cleansing ard polishing
al sorts Of meHls for facing the nouds Of foupdery
men, ana for all other tcWtich this mineral
peahe Fer sale barrels aBd half barress in iosfo
suit purchasers by ANDREW MILLER,
3asi-21Fr Rnfa7oh n @
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INSURANCE COMPANY
Of the State of Virginia,
RICHMOND.

= T. WEST, Agent. OHies on Madison street, op-
= posite Bank Of Memphis.
Authorized Capitai- Coo 90
Cssh capital and surplus paid up---.---.-S 3so0o0
- $4,000 deposited with Controller al Nashville
as security 10 policy holders.
lnsures against loss by Fire Buildings and Mer-
ehandize Of every description. Also, Leases and
Furniture. All losses equitably adjusted and promptly
paid
DIRECTORS:
WIN. Il Mcfarland, President Farmers Bank;
A. Warwick, drm Of Warwick & Barksdale;
Vim. g. Crenshaw firm Of Crenshaw & Co;
Wellington Goddn, firm Of Goddin g. AppersOn;
T. w. MeCance, lrIn ef Dunlop, MOneure e. Co.;
g. A. Barksdaie, frm Of Warwick d Barksdals;
James IL Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer;
j d. Crenshaw. firm 1Haxall, Crenshaw & Co.;
John L. Bacon, firm Of Bacon baskerville;
r j. Haxai, firm Of Haxall Creushaw & Co;
John CuIrie, Jr Ship Owner;
VIM B. Warwick firm OF Warwick g. Barksdas;
james Alfred Jones, Attorney al Law;
c. C. Eilett Buildcr5
f. G.. RufSn gTieulturist ard Manufacturer;
r W. McGrudeT, firm Of McGruder Sons;
Wv. Crump Attorney at Law;
James Duhlop, firm Of DEnlop, Moneure & Co.
BOILING W. HAXALLs, President.
0. F. BRESIeEi Secretary.
1 offer this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE COM
PAEY to the property holders Of Memphis and solicit
portion Of their business All losses viii be promptly
paid cash at this agency Those who wish to eneouT-
Ege southern Institutions in preference northern will
please give me call j. 7 WEST, Agent,
ocaly Madison street.
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COPARTNERSIIIP DISS0LTTI0N.

THE partnership heretofore existing between the IN
4 denigned doing business in memphis. Tennessee.
New 0rlesns uaaer thai Of A. . HENKsLs a. Co. is
this dsy owed by consent. a. d. Henkai assumes
he settlement o. the entire business beth a Memphis
aHd New Orea0s aud be only has authority TO sign the
former frn mama or either Of them in handa ion.
II HENREL
A. D. HENKEIs.
Meinphis. Saasa-y 25th- 1862 is26 ~
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WANTER R!

ITO EEST, from the 1t Of February, CON- <xss7
L Portable RESIDENCE, with six seven E-f9ssi
rooms, for a small family, with servants rooms stiiI
IN other colEveniences viii without furni -
ture convenient to vain street Rent viii be psio
promptly every month. Properly taken good care Of
and Fi take such house and lot II terms suit, until
the war Is ever OF longer, as agreed on Address
D. T. s., Box IS,
ia2T 3is Mernphis Post Office.
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K 5. HARDY, DrugEist.
Bolivar, Tenn, January l6th 1860
Sold at the manufacturers price by S Mansfield
Co.. Memphis whoieEale agents for Southwest and IL
all Memphis druggists isl4-davgsug
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LOST.

T Asst evening nea- the corner of Adams street aaa
i Froit Row MEMORANDUM BOOK, containing
so Confederate note SO note, aud 81 OcOee Il.
The finder II please leave the book and accompany
ing papers the Appeal Office ervDg the money as
his reward. 4 he book etc Of great value to the
owner, and of importance whatever to Others If
the book is found, and the money has been taken,
li"eTal reward viii be paid for its Tetun above.
ja263-e o. X HOWARD.
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TIE LARGEST ORCHARD
AND
NURSERIES, IN TIE SOUTH!

TWO HUNDRED ACRES n FRUIT TREES
ASD fluffy N NURSERIES,
HAVE iof sals at she LaGEaase Nurseries, Warren
c0lEty, Mississippi,
7e19e Pear Trees.
70 D1G Apple Trees
70 QUO pfach Trees.
Neetarines, Apdeots Piuuis, Figs G apes ard Straw
berries.
Also-ShFubbery Ross, ste ia abundance
Send in yoar orslrs, the season Of transpsniing
is Rspzoeching.
Al eidsrs m lst be accompanied with the cash.
esll iake cation for Fruit Trees, al 10 gents per
pound. proVeed g. u7 20 mdding quality, to be
deETe' Cd ia VieksbuTg free Of
Catalogues furnished 70 all applicants
JOHN HEBRON.
ias5 I'M Bovina Pest Of1ee Miss
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Messrs. CLARK, GREGORY 4 Co. Nashville Tenn
Cents find there is great demand for your Ambru
sal Oil 1t is said to be irstrate article for rheums
tism regret that did not take agency when yct
zeEe here As the demand Is very great, hope you
will send It - ,,,,., -.
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MATSl MATSl
Wipe your Feet,
And IxeeI, Your Carpets Clean
suNnREEs.

~ BARRELS Golden Syrap;
ZeD I50 Bols. Georgia Linz;
90 Bb's Peach Braniiy;
500 Sacs Com. Ia sscre sn1 ior sale B
lag MORRISON a.
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E-ses 2 H. Clark & Coz column
E See advertisement Of Ward ( Neolsland, Whole
sas ard retail Druggsts lTs Gnd III Msn sreet oppo-
site ygorshsIp Eonss $40
KszFhe attention of the readers Of the APPEAL Is
directed to the advertisements of @. W, JONES Co,
Wholesale Draggists Go. 80 Main street. spl3-Iy
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S ALE!

ny v;rtn> Of a deed of trust, executed to me the
d I7th dav o. January, 1860, by G. \. Hanson and
Nary A. Hanson viii on
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MOLASSES.

ZOO BARRELS, 200 half barrels and $50 kegs,
O4FtF from prime - choice, Tor sale from store and
avse bv CDMMINS, EDWARDS & co.
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Special Notice.
LOUISVILLE, November S, 1861.
Messrs- T. ?. HUGHES, JAMES PARKHILL snd W. W.
HENKLE have retired from frm.
The business viii be continued and settls by the re-
maniug partners. GARVIN, BELL & CO.
Our resideut psrtner in Memphis is SAMUEL 'GwYN
Ofice q Front Row. nog7-daw:lm
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S9aiIg AppeaI.
PLOW POINTS.
PLVMRACE ORBLlCK LEAD !

TUsT . bsna ard fo sale 1000 AVERY PLov
iass eoa5s ~ oR4rr BROTHERS < co.
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Come all yon "free Americans. ob African ds<rut.n
De ~i-esf Oh ah "neasGres" site de- Gaaefaebt p ooa-
We're ordered 70 De tailor shop to set our measures"
took
Oar Is "a shOd4y in de ease. Tor Uncle sAn's e ''eTSoss"
ON, CHsar-Samb0 Poupey
BE mo0vin on your boots-
And ~ down 20 De tailor shop.
And set yVur bran new suits
De iady-kiiHn Gumbo. has gone and got hs eloze.
And makes a big scent-sati0n now, ia cherry crowd he
gocr.
He wears a fur.trmmed ober-oOst, and broad-clon pan,a-
looms,
And vgd De ladies passes all de Dressed ah-rnoonsi
Oh, overwhelmingly
b movin Oh your boots,
And 20 10 Uncle stall 7 saop.
AuG pick you out your suits.
Go airly.-foh de Guberment has lots ob suits 10 make.
Oar j. a million measures which Dc 'ctooSH has got 10
take.
Ana ebry morning airiy De shop Is always full.
And de clerks IL very busy VIII De COLON goods and wool.
Oh, Cesar-sambo-fompey.
60 ah foh your suits
Oar Is tour million measures,
And you'd better move your bootsl
is bound TO have a suit OF cloze-In take q long tail
De greenhorns dey de green-hacks make, and oceans 90
--'em. tool
1 Will not for lie '-penses stop, when to de shop ~ went.
Dey're paid by 'free Americans" Oh Merican descent.
oh, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BE m own Oh our boots
Go down 10 Untle's ailor shop
And git your sunday SUIT.
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state teachers, Association.

TUESDAY MORNING, Dec. 80.
The convention convened 40 . o'clock, and
Opened with pray er by the Rev. Mr.. Hay. followed
by music by the choir.
The minutes Of the Association were read AID
approved.
The President appointed the following Com
mitjee On Nomination OF Officers: Prof. Hoyt, :.
I Bowen. i. L. Cole, Prof. May and ". II.
Pouncr.
MIR. Water, Chairman of the Executive Com.
mitiee. appointed tie following Committee ca
Nommstiau-. George Z Brown. i. 3 Maliett,
r NJ. Johnson. Cyrus Smith and j. Il. Aieott.
The committee were directed - report at the
opening ct tie afternoon session.
Following fhe m'sccllaneous business a paper
was re al hy L J. Rec. OF Ne~eas'le. ''On the
duty of telchers-in Ieat.on TO tie hetlth Of
pupils
On motion. the discussion on PHYSICAL Educa
ticn Wa laid on the table. 10 bo taken up NJ the
pleasure of the Association.
On motion. Is recess, was bad tor dVe minutes.
e ctt - mads from the committee on TIE
condition OF tie country.
o. motion, tie re port vas Ee.s-rei Il tie Com
nitiee on Resolutions
After wiica . p.oer Was read bv Hiram Had
lev 90 visiting duty of examiners
III. May, OF the q Congressional District. and
Prof Cole. OF Monroe County, Examiners made
some very interesting reports ~ reference 10 the
condition of schools there.
On motion, al further discussion or Exsu'n
ers VS. iaii on the table. - BE called up 1t the
pleasure II the Association
The report Of the committee on Editors for the
School journal. reported a list Of editors The
report was read. aId Iclerred back 10 the Com
mit,ee on Resolutions With instructions.
R-sofred. That tie Mathematical Department
of the Indiana School Journal be dispensed with
for the cunning year. and the Department OF PR
mary instruction be substituted with a special
editor.
On notion. the Association adjourned TIL ,
Z Nj.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Onened with prayer by the Rev. Dr.. Wood, OF
Gssencaste.
An address was then delivered by Prof. ". h.
Wells. OF Chicago. Superintendent OF Public
) hools Of that place. and author OF Wells
Gamma n. On Orthoepv and It's repre- citations
Next in order. tine discussion oi the question
How shall We secure the passage by The Legisla-
ture. aud adof'ien by ths people, OF The pending
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rS rkLsoEkrn.
new York Market.


Flour &c better and more doing Tor export: sales
at s. e0@5 % tor superhne State. SO l5d6 80
for common ~ choice extra State. - $500 90
tor superfiue Western.
Whiskey without change; sales were made at
3sL@ ass.
Wheat a shade better and IN moderate demand
for export With some little milling inquiry. sales
of amber Michigan az 81 46@l A.. winter red
Western 81 40di - There Is less doing in
corn ami the market closes scarcely so firm. with
sales at 30 Tor prime shipping mixed Western
ahoat, 90 75c for damaged and heated. e2@e3c
for Western yellow and e5@e6c for white South.
ern
Sugar more active; sales a; 9h@l0c for New
Orleins and e@95sc tor Muscavado. Molasses
in fair demand.
Pork frmer aud in fair demand: Sl4 $50
Ia 81 fer mess. Sll 62ls@l2 50 tor prime sai
Sl3qlb % Tor prime mess. Beef dull aud
lower. Dressed hogs daii ard lowe sales al SIS
@555 for Western Lrri YL@l0c.
Butter l. selling nj l5a20c Tor Ohio and 22a25c
for State. CheeSe I0l5c.
Money very dull NJ 5@6c Gold Is frmer;
opening at 328@324 aud closing firm at 32I
@33.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

sB-SINGER ~ co : LETTER "A"FAM
lily SEWING MACHINE. with all the recent improve.
ments, is the REST and CHEAPEST aud MOST BEAUTI
FUL Of ali sewing machines. This machine will sew any
thing. from the running of a tuck in tarletan to the max
ing Of an overcoat-anything from pilot or beaver cloth
down to the softest gsuze or gossarner tissue. and is ever
ready to DO its work to perfection. ltesn fell. hem, bind,
gather, tuck, guilt, and has capacity for a great variety
of ornamental work. This t. not the only machine that
can fell, hem, bin3, and so forth. but 1t will do so better
than any other machine. The Letter a Family Sewing
Machine may be had in a great variety of cabinet cases
The Folding Case, which is now bece ming 50 popular, is,
asits name implies. one that can be folded into a box OF
case. which. when opened. makes a beautiful substantial
aud spacious table for the work 20 rest upon. The cases
@e Of every imaginable desieI-plain A. the wood grew
I'M IL sstive forest. OF as deliberately finished as art car
make them l.. NJ. SINGER A Co.
No. ass Broadway, New York.
BES"lnd annapolis Ofice-No. 3 Odd-ieilo~s' Hall,
Washington street. apl~s-d8wtllfetl 63
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MEETING OF TIM DkNocRATIo CLuB-The ut
tendance NJ the Democratic Club, last night, WAS
large, Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather. Indeed The sterling Democracy are
willing 10 brave the elements when duty calls
Mr. Torbett not being present. Judge Wick was
called tor.
The Judge made 4 plain. old fashioned speech,
which pie ,sed his audience %mightIiv. He took
the scriptural view, AID made What might be
called a Democratic sermon. lie refutcd the
doctrine of the "hieher law. as enunciated by
Dvines OF the Beecher school. aud proved il to
toe opposed To the DIVINE commands. anu contrary
to tile example Of the ) vilr when Oh earth. lie
cxhorted his hearers To stand 10y the party that
stood by the Constitution, and never suffer them
selves 10 be driven from or che it ted out OF its pro
tec,ion by any Yankee tricks, even il the trick
slers were clothed IN Chronicles
The Judge gave some very interesting remin-
iSceuses OF his course in Congress ears ago He
then toresaw and predicted The calanities that
have beflllen the country. He said that Giddings,
aud twenty-five Others OF his stripe, had told him
TWENTY-FIVE Years ago that their intention WAS to
ammo, the South until they should seceJe from
the Union. II was a deliberate plot. Then said
these sanity Puritan-. sc vii crush out the Dem
ucratic party OF the North aud conquer the
South! Have they done either YETI The Aboli
lion parry could cet up a var, but hey are no
caplbio ct conducting one. They can neither
coniuct "A Wal nor curry on a Government.
The Judge was listened - with marked attcn
ton, aud loudly cheeled at the close of bis
speech.
Col. D,wline. OF Teue Haute. being present.
WAS introduced To the meeting anti uaCe u patti
otic and effective speech. We leglet that want
OF sptce cOmpels Is To omit the points made %
Col. Downing. lie warmed hs audience to the
shouting point aud they cheered Justify
Mr Hendricks CLOSED by q Few semasts.
The Char announced Hon Samuel II. Bus
kirk. OF Momoe county. and La,e. Deyelin. oil
WAYNE. as the -Fcakets Tor next Tuesday even
lng.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-31
go 1917
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