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The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-06

LAG PRESENTATIONS 10 TAE Z MON AZ
PEAL-At half past eight O'clock We weresur-
prised to nd our office in a Estate Of seige. On
the stairs and Hobbies the invaders crowded,
and the outer door was the scene of con
fused attack Of forlorn hope, who soon saw
no hope whatever of sharing in the triumph
ant entry Of th ir more rapid predecessors.
Our frat ides was "where is the commandant
Of the Post-where the 47lh?" But the be
sIeging force cared no more for soldiers IN bat
tie array, than for so many ranks Of bending
corn, for it consisted Of ladies, who had deter
mined to plant over the old holbed of seces
sion, the National A4g, their own fair hands
had made. The lady selected to make the
presentation found her way to our sanctum,
where in diffdent terms she made the fol-
lowing neat speech:
awhen upon the arrival Of your gallant
brothers-in arms a few weeks ago, 1 saw fit t.
display my love for that glorious old Union
we hive ali loved so we'll, was sneered at BY
the contemplate "a. BILE oflingering 4" secessiA'
in this place, and threats were made not only
endangering my name, but my life. l an
happy 10 say that have no fears in repeating
the same act on this-s similar occasion. I am
able now, thank Heaven, to express my old
sentiments of love for our common country
Accept, sir, this banner for which you are
lighting with both pen and sword. Time will
prove which weapon you employto the best
advantage. Here is the flag. Take
take il sir as an offering from the
ladies Of Memphis, in whose name
now place it in your hands. Guard it well, az
those ofthe past did before you, and no re-
grets shall ever arise on our part, for the Of
ieriug we now make. Before / close my
humble remarks, however, desire to make i
request-while IN The South in the capacity OF
soldier, be just as citizen. Be merciful r
Miss MAJORS l pr, indy accept the beau
tiful present to the APPEAL Office, the ladies OF
Memphis have seen Alto honor me with, In
Your gif. is singularly appropriate in every
feature; and regret . "a unable to say SO in
moe elegaht language believe L fully ap.
precate the value and Importance of the gift.
am aware of ali the dangers and troubles
through which evety Union lady must have
passed. That you have even been faithful to
your country; and to yeur country scsu 5 l am
we'll awsFe, and il seems that 8 tribute is due
to you--nos from you. But there is a tribute
paid you 10 the hearts of our countrymeu that
| you need not blush TO receive.
acce, from your hands this flag of the
Free and promes you that 1 win faithfully
/ stand by it, as / have ever tried to do.
promise to quart it through life, from every
and ali dangers, and dying leave it in tht
hands of those who will protect it. I viii
place it on the "outer wall" Of the "APPEAL'
Office, and there is no danger of its being mo
lie ted while there floating.
When Mr.. DAWSON ceased speaking, ii
harded the flag to Lieutenant Truax wh'
/ planted it on the outside walls an4 the ladie
and officers present, greeted it with the stir
ing strains If the "Star Spanged Banner
and other national airs, exceedingly we'll sung
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-06

THE FoURTU-The celebration Of the
Fourth was rather that of Sabbath, or day
of rest, than the jubilee of a great
people Morniup and evening salutes were fred
from the feet, but it was evident that the dia-
Ftracted state IF tue country weighed heavily on
mems mind, and prevented that general ex.
preston of proud and triumphant joy with
which the American people usually greet the
Anniversary of their Independence Many
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SEcEssIoNIsT ARREsTEp.-A Secessionist
dwelling near the cotton mills, had the inso-
lenee to keep the emblem of rebellion floating
COL Slack, and the rebel whose name, ike that
of Hamletts friend, is Yorick, sleeps to night
in durance vile.
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p@ A young man named VIM. Z. Thou
mand, son of well known citizen of Mem
phis, left this town ON Tuesday with money
to tuy cotton. Last night his body was found
in field about Eve miles from here, between
Hatchie lake and the river, bearing marks OF
violence on his person, a'.d his money all
stolen.
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COntPn's or Fist and Fourth Pages.

Good-Night-Sl ton Before Richm. nd-w em,n of New
ore@ ns-Con Burissqu d, Chsfivsri-LAt.r froE
Eur, ps-Horrii 10 CaslAltyG Dumon e W lt-fooss
Chass--Lsts from wasbing1On--warr,n rs urg, No
New YoFl Prizes G. n5eHn d-Dsmsg, by Freshess =
K ndritkt lie rs-NiaEArA s, ip-C n,l->alt Lakc-A
Ngat Adv,n ar. at Bro nm Wounded in Phi ladt lphn
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SPECIAL ORDER no. u.
DIST 1T of wEsT TENNEs STE,
0FTIcE % THE P owes MARSHAL G. NERAL.
MEnrHIs, Illnesses, Ju T. 1861

If any proprietor occupant Of any building in any
citv wha shi District in the occupancy Of tie
FEDERAL army. shall dipay ufsrt be displayed frum
his or her house REASONABLE & eth emblem in
terd to insult the Federal army loyal ciriz
shall be the duty Of Local Provost rshsl take
mmsdi tie possession # .uch buding ard remove the
&C ants and tie TO b, spit or other Gov.
ernmenf uses.
WIN. HILLYER
Provost Marshal @ neral,
jys If District Wet Tenn.
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MoNEY.-Change is increasing in quantity.
The musical chinklof the shining silver in
creases as the shinplasters diminish. The
d ffsrent sound..o thetwo cnrrencies is exceed
ingly suggestive of the positive value
of the one and the dubiousness OF
The other. There is no mistaking the chink
Of half dollars, but who can discriminate be-
tween the rustic Of shiapissters and that of y
note ofsvalue % s efgBE&#
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SUPPLIES of Lloyd's new military map Of
Southern and Border States, at Memphis news
depot in Young & Bros. book store, 2le Main
street. A copy was presented yesterday, by
Mr.. Green, to the Union Appeal Office
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THE CANPBELLs.- The Campbells will pre-
sent, on Monday evening, one of their most
attractiveprogram mes-songs sentimentala and
comic, spiritual rappings, etc, and one gentle
man will make uiminutive ansconda Of
himself, and pack himself in a box Is By 10
inches. *@A Asf~8 a.
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Me-. b E. RANDOLPH, formerly Deputy
Clerk OF Circuit Court of Alexander county,
Illinois, is acting in the capacity Of Clerk at
the post-office in this city. His excellent busi-
ness qualifications and gentlemanly manners
will make him valusble acquisition to the
offiee
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TEE WEATHER.-The heat continues ex-
ceednigly oppressive, and gives to the memory
of now forbiddeu juleps, seductive beauty,
whose wooing powers are checked only by the
few lines by Gen. Hillyer at the head of our
local column.
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APoLEaETIc.-We are yet without local,
however, selected and appoint~d, and on their
readiness to assume their severxl duties will be
duly introll ce Ito our readers.
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SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-Hyde s. Co, sell
this morning, at the Auction Mart, corner Of
Main and Monroe streets, Is brls. molasses and
8 hhds. sugar. Also furniture and sundries.
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CHOICE FAMILY BAKISe.--We call the at
tention of housekeepers and the different regi-
ments TO the advertisement of Adams s. Bro
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500 REGARD.

7 osT between ion and Popular streets. a PoCK TT
y BOOK a1ning money and snoail paners TIE
above reward will Re rad by returnin it 10 this Office
Also, one pair of SPECTACLEl very vaInable to the
owner. liberal reward will % paid By delivering tie
sane 70 this efaca- fys1w
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MATTHEWS & HEMsHALL
MEMPHIS STEAM DYE WORKS.

the school Of the grast I'D eel. brat Chaic lea
y Dyera scou err. K & Mt heS 8, a. :, Louis.
has been induc - npst al aul = FOR T. &
III the Sbova business 10 amt Fvp-y d :
criptiun at u N p,s G AIS, W SrSA d 'A Hre
ed. cens.d, ~ estoi 10 ti't urgi,4
mir ly reR1ving ev-TN tpot - o.,t x. -.
- tHget er wi al 9TH h m'@le, nd e
IA Oh su'h -" - ere littir, ,.d~ the. sh {
20 tanIeIT 90 = -GaRIin- -sn b.zo G.. 4tdt,, .
Ne ei.i atieu ita u ~ te wing ID - nR ~ :
SHAwL ,esc. : 7.s, OF ur- 20 re- 6e ~ - c,i,,r
40 h.rxe will 81 =, OFF ~ M in, Re "a. So
'ni Beal. % y
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Qua PRsss.--Our press will be in working
order in few days, by which time We shall
have received an abundant supply of paper of
larger size than cur now unplesssntly circum-
scribed sheet.
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Ba- The gunboas Sumter, huving been to
Cairo and mounted two new rifed Dahlgren
guns is now lying at the wharf. She has been
thoroughly repaired.
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NEw SUBscRIBERs.-Forty odd names were
handed in from Chelsea yesterday as subscribe
ers to the UNION APPEAL. We hope to give
our re .d,rs a newspaper that they cannot well
do without.
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following heimports from Jsnusry 1 to june q;

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.--There
viii be services in this church at half-past ten
o'clock, conducted by the Chaplain of the 47th
Indiana regiment.
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.Se NOTIcE.-o wing 30 severe indispo sitiOu, we
regret to learn, that the regular services At the
church of Rev. DR.. Grundy, this mornings sre
unavoidably postponed.
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TIE D1UBLE CHAEeE.-The plenty of
hard change is due to the change from the
rebel to the national authority.
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Additional , commercial News.
oxLEYs noSrHLY ronAcco CIRCULAR

oxLEYs MONTHLY TOBACCO CIRCULAR.
LIvEFPo me 4. 1892.
ttsr intervas Of four weeks the London tobacco
market remains practically the same positi a,
describ, in our eirruia Of TIE 5sh Mt.
The antici alton OF i'm ooltIlt decisive action
OetSeen the couten Ting IA Virginia has caused
op rat rs g paus and sales which do exceed 0
no shssls Of all descriptions, far home trade
is Concerned oorhued selections for INN diats use
western strip sni dry .esf h4,i been taken Ia about
eqGal proportions.
The ninth opens With ysry ktrorg market, and, al
though frcm many Of the pred ci gdit We are VT
oct reliable indsNd any inform on pr btIlty
the speetiye supply CT baoco is such
confidence in the iintenan of It's prrsent:vslue
We make chang, in gu TT, bat "a referring
the joined Il nlslt Of would call tt ntor
t,t1s wal II Of the late Dtiaent purchase
indicAt BY the LA 60 increase the from
the warehouse.
JoHN STEWART, oXlEY Co
Stock of tObecco in Lonion on the l.! Of May 1862:
ws,tern stemmed 6O94 hnds vests n IN I mined, 1851
hhis.
stock of bacco delivered in Lend n 1 tuf May.
1864: Western senmed. 4O6 bhds, unst mined
Ioi6 bh g.
St ok June l, 1882; Western tenn ned, 5ess Lhds
Western IN tsmmed, 1856 hbds
We,t-rn xports............SiI to $l2 per 100 rs
"estsIn 20 t. q per leo ts
LlyEb Po0L, June s, 1856.
Thslarge sell Of tobacco It in this dur
The previous three nhs such MY for the
lin tad basin have record having he tran.
oct d IN M.y.vE: vir ina leaf hid; Virginia It /.
d. lac hide st leaf a55 hhds.; tern stemm d,
go Lhis.; Mary and, q hh Is. T tai, 7 hhd'
III nufaetur an uthr buyers nPer by ret Ill only,
nd IN ali m quottt hs e IN paid
It ck OF tphace1 in liverpool NAV, 1862: We T.
| IN Leaf 2aa Lkds: Meste y At .rnnsd 3 3 hhSs
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CAMPBs IL MTEsTRETs.-TheM Min tfels con-
true to draw good houses. Messrs. Smith and
Manning, among them, receive many eulogies.
The Ballet Troupe is expected on Monday
night
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COMMERCIALS
MEMPHIS WHOLESALE MARKET.

Revised daily for the uSTos APPEAL By J. D.
Conaway. wholesale and retsil grocer, Ne = Madison
street, between Main street and Front Row.
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. 10,
DISTRICT oV WEST TENNEsSEF,
0FFIcE 4 IHe y ova MASS Al GeN a..
MtMPHIs, Tennessee Ju'N g 1860

M'APHIs, TrnLesser, July {, 1862
No newspaper will bc rmttpd t. he publish within
his D,tr c. u-Es the Editors { Pcotretors tn. e f.
shall frs take oath thar ,h will bear true srE auce
the Goveunent Of the Untrd States Of sm,r'oa aid
hat they wi support ,h4 Co s utio and VS. tAtr@ot
I'D dscls'm or all allrEis t, the o cs,ld
onf ders ates. cal Pr vvst NJ ,ls ia e that
his order is strictly enfpr el.
VIM. g. HIILYSR
bSf Co!oueIauI Provost NJ ,r ba, CIere,al.
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500 bounty, Gasd One EEmpld cd
0sad Striy eacrsS CT LGmd.
ONE MONTHS PAY IN ADVANCE.

As many are Of inion hSt if the war lasts ovr .e
years. they will have eO Continue 10 service h.rn
'ssur you 'htH tbs var ,nds in IN i,y da,s n, me
4 eniis m,at exc lies
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% Front Row-Passing along Front Row
Yesterday we were hailed by our old friend,
Krowse, from Cairo, with full supply Of mil.
itary goods. We are glad to welcome him to
Memphis.
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iys
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ONE hundred end eleven sbie todi-d m ,.v4 a..
rssd. dssd n : compauy, ~ eiR N-o4s h d -
AAca 70 NS-hv'lfr IA Tueedd, IN 20 oi Ju, "a Ia
Ia G. " o vel lined W II me rsar add ave il. me-
disse dispA CT - >ur hsadquarse Nashville.
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Goldsboro, December l6.

Goldsboro, December 10.
The artillery drill at White Hall, sixteen
miles west of this point, on the Neuss, has
been 60 ng on all day. 4sI
The abolitonsts seem TO have changed their
base to the south side Of the Neuse River
Their cavalry made raid on Mount Olive,
on the Wilmington Railroad nine miles from
this point, tearing up the roads, burning bridg-
es and depots, and cutting telegraph wires.
An explosion occurred at the powder works
in Columbia, s. c., on Saturday afternoon.
Mobile, Dec l6.
Col. Bartram's scouts have burned fifteen
hundred bales Of cotton belonging TO Yankee
spectators, near Corinth. N'1
Raleigh, Dec 49,
The bill to raise ten thousand troops for the
State defence passed the second reading in the
House TO day.
The troops are to be taken from those liable
to consumption.
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The Richmond Enquirer of the 18th inst,

The Richmond Enquirer of the 18th inst,
says.
There arrived yesterday at Castle Thunder
A. G. Webster, charged with the murder OF
e Capt. Simpson; Confederate prisoner of war,
David Robertson, unable to account for him
self; A. n Darnell, charged with forging
a pass; Aaon Bennett, charged with dlsloy-
atty.
Up to yaterday morning, 229 abolition
prisoners hadarrived at the Libby Prison from
the Rsppahatiock, among whom are
Capt. S. L. Merchant, l36th Penn,
1t. Jno. E. Powers, I'd Va,
F. Laws, United States Telegraphic
Corps.
VIM. Foster, IN. Y, and a number of suit
lers and clerks.
This morning fcar hundred and sixty more
prisoners arrived, hong them Ii commissary
officers.
The men were in good spirits and INDUCED
m joking remarks, styling they had arrived
here before "Burny, taking Richmond by
themselves.
Heavy firing was hard near Kingston all
day Yesterday, the l7e,, but we have no par
ticulars.
During last week achievements were con-
stantly sent to Suffolk
The report was that PtteTsburgh was TO be
attacked from Suffolk, while another force was
to land at City Point under the protection of
iron clads.
Sine Burns.de's defeat It is believed shc
programme has been changed
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p ua. Newbern, Dec 10.
Admiral Lee, commanding the North 4 ian-
tic blockading squadron, has issued an or, &c.
reprobating in severe terms the practice o.
granting permits to vessels entering at Beau
fort to trade in the inland waters of North
Carolina, which he considers as a blockaded
region.
Recent North Carolina papers are full of
complaints about an order emanating from the
rebel Major General French, directing the
burning of all the cotton in the counties Dor
dering on the Roanoke River which is north
west Of the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad,
by the 18th inst.
The Richmond Examsner of the 10Th states
that the small pox now prevails there as an
epidemic.
The Despatch says
At the summit to-day, ranged side by side
with our wounded were the Yankee wounded,
receiving the same care and enjoying like kind
treatment with our own unfortunate men.
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Secretaries Seward and Chase resumed
their auties.

Washington, Dec. ".
The President has acknowledged the recep-
ton Of the resignation of the Secretary of
State Mr.. Seward, and the Secretary Of the
Treasury, Mr.. Chase and has informed them
aft, " due elaboration, that he has come to tbs
concl, ,siOn that the acceptance of their resig-
nation v 'ould be Incompatible with the pubic
welfare
The Preside NJ has, therefore, requested both
Mr.. Seward anu Mr.. Chase to resume their
functions Is Secretary of 6sste, and
Secretary of the Treas, Wy.
The two Secretaries ave accordingly re-
sumed their places at the Il Saas on ther re-
spective departments.
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The commercial has Washington special,
saying that there will be no changes in the
Cabinet, Those who sent in their designations
q. IN withdraw them.
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|. M. SOUTHWICK.

r NJ. SOUTHWICK.
NEW ENGLAND
OY s T K Z o.
aof OF BOSTON.
Tho New England Oyster Co. would respectfully IN
form the citizens Of Rutland that they have made ar
rangements with
..- ISAAC N. SoUrHwICK,
...1--- No. S. Merchants Row. -g /
Whereby our oysters may be obtained at all times
at the same prices that we sell for in Boston. t-'
We promised the inhabitants Of Rutland Last winter
that We would drive the New Haven Oysters out Of the
town. by giving them superior quality and less III
ees ana zen they see that we have the New Haven
agent himself tn..s must acknowledge that we have
accomplished ell We prom,:sd them and we shall not
stop here but continue with our low pree system and
we wish all who patronised 30 freely last winter,
through W. NJ. Mussey agent, to give US their
patronage this winter through Mr.. Southwick, wr~a
place will be the only one in Rutland where tao -.
England Oysters can be obtained,
The prices, to star. with, will be the n las.
winter.
Al 90 per Gallon 80 cents per l.. Gallon.
10 cents per Quart. Is cents per, Pint.
l. O. CuRTIs 90.
Boston, Dee. l, 1852.
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f. N. MERRIAM.

ID p. r. s.
Owing 10 the exclusion of Cuts from the advertising
eolumas Of the Herald the subscriber ia unable give
null directions for self-measurement for his
PREMIUM PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS
IN the paper but printed circular with full directions
and price list has been prepared which will be mailed
TO any one application. Thankful Tor the geaerous
hyos received, he would his patrons that his
Price List viii be kept as low is consistent with the
increased cost of Muslin and Linens.
10 Il. N. MERRIAM.
Rutland, Nov. s, 1862
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GROVER Il BAKERS SEWING MA
~ CHIMES, PRICE REDUCED, and

GROVER a. BAKERS SEWING MA.
N CHIMES, PRICE REDUCED, and
MACHINES GREATLY IMPROVED.
The subscriber has been appointed agent for the sale
OF these celebrated Machines, and would invite all in
terested TO call and witness their operation.
The Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company ale
the only Company who manufacture and sell machines
making both the " Shuttle Stitch" and the Borrower
Baker Stitch"
This Company and their Agents, therefore, are alone
able te offer TO the public their choice the price,
Of the most perfect machines making the only two
liable stitches in. use,
Tailors and others desiring a machine making
Shuttle Stitch" invited to call and the
Grsyer Barker Shuttle Machine, which possesses all
the advantages of others and is decidedly superior in
some respects, while it is afforded at the low price Of
$40 The attention Of the ladies particularly invited
TO the beautiful Embroidery Stitch" made by the
Grover Baker machine.
Circulars and samples of work will be sent by mail to
any one On application.
me public are invited to call and examine the
CHIMES, which will be at all times exhibited operated
merits
Prices from $40 upwards.
Rutland Oct. %, 1862. octso:tf
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BEN X. CHASE.

-
GIvING PAYS.
Christmas and New Years coming, when presents
FAUST be made as we'll for profit keep peace the
family and nothing pleases better than articles con-
tanning the PRECIOUS METALS. A thing Of beauty
u thing of WORTH
For PRESENTS buy Gold Watches Of CHASE.
For Presents buy Silver Watches Of CHASE.
For Presents, buy Gold Chains Of CHASE.
For Presents, buy Gold Thimslss Of CHASE.
For Presents, buy Gold Bracelets Of CHAsR.
For Presents, buy Rich sstts Of Jsws,ry Of
For PRESENTS buy Fashionable Rosad Pins Of
For Presents, buy Gold Seal Rings of CHASE
For Presents, buy Solid is carat Plain Enss Of
X CHASE.
For Presents, buy Silver Cups Of CHASE.
For Presents, buy Silver Fruit Knives of
For Presents buy Spoons Forks Of CHASE.
For Presents, buy Plated Articles of CHASE.
For Presents, buy Fancy Articles Of CHASE.
For Presents, buy what you please, but remember
and see CHAsEs Stock, Just now largely increased,
and comprisngR oher Goods than before shown in
Rutland, bought with Cash, and which propose to
sell at the lowest possible prices.
Rutland, December IL, 1862.
N OF l c Z /!
Having purchased of RuggIes and Co. their entire
stock in the Upholstery Department. shau constantly
keep on hand supply Of
uPHoLsT BRED WORK.
Tsts-a-Tete Sofas,
Lounges,
Chairs Of all descriptions,
Bedsteads,
:, Feathers,
Spring Bed,
Mattresses Of all kinds and qualities, and
FURNIs HIEG GOODS.
IAN kinds Of Repairing done at thort notice, 10
Cranton Nioaes' block, second noor, (notsoe the
| aGs)
In soliciting yonr PATRONAGE I would say that my
P,ase givs me q call.
| I. 8. gibson.
Rutland, Vt. Dec. !. ist,. deci:lsqdu