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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-08-04

Tho Noble County Republican, re-
cords n characteristic performance
OF the Copperheads of that place,
(Csldwell) In steaIipgAa cannon and
throwing It. into a creek TO prevent
j from being used by the soldiers and
Union men on the 4th of July.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-08-04

The editor Of atBufaio paper has got
himself into a very hard fix. He is
between the horns of a ard,lemma ,
Having dunned an erring one for his
subscription. the subscriber refuses
to pay, and thrcatensI TO thrash the
editor II the paper is stopped.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-08-04

~"Rarents.n said a solemn lect-
ursr. "you may have children or,
ifnot, your daughters may have.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-08-04

Francis Pigg, of Iuliana, hasrup
away from Mrs. Pisg aud four little
Pigg' Our imp says he is a Hog
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-08-04

Upon a eoppcrhend's expressin
his Wish that the assassms lad becii
tried by civil, instead OF military
court, he was asked. "Why! are
You not afraid tieylwould have got
OFF, Copperhead colorcd, the by.
ISLANDERS spiclSered. - 49,,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-08-04

Here's puzzle .
IL the B mt put
If the Is, putting
How canlput when there is such
a der 7
Answer III the CRATE be empty
put coal On, II the CRATE be full stop
putting coal on. How can I put coal
on when there is such n high fcndcri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
referred the annexed bills fox materials lc furnished for con
stTuetion Of New York County Court House. respectfully

referred the cd bills for materials Gc furnished for
'uetiOn Of New Y0rh County Court House, respectfully
That said bin, are materials &C. furnished for
consu e,on Of the New County CourHouse, and cer
fed by the proper officer.
THO following !. accordingly .abmit,ed
&C., furnished for the construction ofthe New Court House be
audited aud SLOWED: -
J. b. 4 W. W CorneI-Iron, per contract fifteen
s~yentSoar si5a0o "a
d 90, t,. We cent.. ................ G3C5 -
dollar $3.50 90
Wv" tx,o h s1a H. q aJ .iclan d;ar.... 1913 %
'o san Y 1dT1d nuJ dolaTs 1893 ca
Peter Morris h Co.-Iion work, two hundred end os N
eishy-si1 dollars and forty cents. 40 =
Andhe Comptroller directed ,oray them from the sTpopa
| Which was laid over
CENSUS Bills
! eup,rvi,or SIXTH presented tho following:
J. Resored, That the minority aud minority reports OF ne
Special Volunteering relative 10 the state On
Enumeration be printed III document form nhHeT Tue "
!? Re,osd That the sam of fry thousand dollars 600
be ard II is leroy appropriated nnurr t's beau VI N
1865, 10. the paymsn. Of The EnIin'f-i'Is' -, =:
3 Resoed That The Comptroller De aud he - heiehy a.
snm Of = 35 for 10 tie Committee Volunteering ~
the ex imitation # tie bills Of ne On ~ Ln~'a' aN'
charge Inc 10 toe account ~ "tensus. ito'.'
Sur eIysor DAVIS called division Of Tie quesuoh on
the resolutions. .-,.,,,o.
|
Acknowledgements o.. korlc. aud iHetc-b ,,,,
NJ gatye-Sup,v Blunt DAVIS shook, Snhh ah1" IH
/ manu.
Jle second resolution was los. by the GLOWING vote;
nirma,i. e-sogsr'i.ors Bunt, DAVIS Roche >"o0'
Smith ard WiiIniarr-5.
Nesfiiy.-SnpcIy-oTs Fox and we'd-2
% h5 c.oaon ss 3D. gg by b 5c RseIe Snoo
Smith. tie President ard NimauE-'.
/ Negaiigc-Sup,ryisor Flx--i.
Tho vote on IL. hEt rcso alton was ten recondrTr'
J Supeni.oF DAVIS moved ~ sm,nduent 10 "di W.
- pcses -Ice.d Two hun 81 and hJ ao'
I which carried . .,.. -
Tie aid resolution ien tloped by ,Lc follow ,'e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Blunt, Days, fof hocLc Hhl
| the President and Wilmaun-7.
] Neutrality-suspicious. Shook.
The vote on ls second resolution was then irco.deffo
Tho second resolution adopted by TIE following vote
neutrality-suspicious. Hunt Davis FoSi hocbe' shook
/ smith the President ild " Imanu--. ., , =,
Tie !csou;ions a. a.nted then adopted BY the 70.
I lowing vote. - 20,
i.nati,e-superyi.ors hlan, Day', Fox Roche SHOOK
i smith ib. President sud " iIiaun-8 go , ~,
Aud the same directed 10 b. cent {" HIS Ioh"f u"
Mayo; FOR approval. 81, u , -
suusryi.of ssIrn then moved 'at wh'n the 10 fd az
iour.is vii 90 meet Iucsd5y, December y AZ
/ q clock =. u.
/ WHICH wts carslej
-" JOS q. YOr;G, C'rrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

Yankees can make no m0rey IN the SOiil '"l,.s..
of the cics at present. unless they bny vasi ' ~
land and settle in organized communities -, i. "a
csm thot threats OF assassination VII ui-.. i,
soon drive them back 20 Gods conGtrN 0t.',
utter disgust ut the south and the GoYeru,c NJ ~,
unless tie policy of the Executive shall lc i"e.S..s
changed This is the testimony Of all The w., ~,
men whom ! have met with anywhere nom "s''''s
ton TO Charleston .,,,s,t
Thee ia another reason why II VII not ply 70
IN tie Soutcru States yet The planters anu ina
fate holders have the widest notions oonee, 80
value OF their lands and the eagerness OF Inc ey
| 10 buy them. Hence both in town and COUNTY IA
ask most exorbitant price for their pnh'alN. ~ n
lots. Now within two or three yeafs-esls - Ter.
1.-THE MI gcrs won't work" As the whites !h'' q
yently-land will be In the market In terms p ~ h,r
IN lots to suit purchasers" Gr taNatIon Wa. -s
poverty and competition viii compel al ~ ~.
planters 10 subdiyde their estates and se.i ~ ID
crcr Mfy rW bring. Both captisis ana pom ,sia
dealing with the South. should adopt A. lN'n .,ls
Make haste slowly Prtmiuenty j. thl, i,~~.ei
10 south Carolina. Here. II the civil power cpI.ur
10 the traitors aud II the military forces are .e.
there will inevitably be abl0ody insuri,''''" '-
spread slaughter. ,,
REPUTATION OF TIE RIB nEi Scr
There was one topic which brought uioy. re
eyon Than A hint concerning sublug anon, LID te
demand of thc President thai TIE keDe' b.''
repudiated. o.,.ra and ~
Honor" widows AMI orphans" d seN'A ''
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06
Tre~erGnt, Jones & Co.,
REAL ESTlTE AID LABOR BROKERS,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

| 'EHEresults Of the late civil war must produce
L material change la the labor Systefl OF TINS
portion OF the Union. Most Of our large plan
. talions VIII grow up in weeds u LETT 10 The uu-
relilnle labor the free negro, and the Interests
oi lue owners VIII De greatly promoted by sub
dividing them into small farms, and selling or
leasing alternate ones 10 industrious and thTity
lulml grants WhO Will soon seek homes among
u.s. As the Improvement OF one farm will add
70 the value OF another, the mutual dement's
resulting nom such plan are too evident 10
require argument
The climate of this portion Of the AUi=gfssinui
Naaey So much resembles that sJf the vine
growing tons OF Europe, that the cultura OF
the grape viii soon engage much or the aftsn-
lion OF 0ur people, ana, fu this they viii reQuir
the sklllful labor Of the industrious and frugal
German, French, Swiss and other intelligent
foreigners who viii soon seek homes In our
genial latitude.
Ne have therefore thought we could serve the
public as well us ourselves, IN Offering 70 act as
brokers for the purchase, sale and lease OF real
estate, and ior procuring good tenants and
laDorcrs for farms
To this end, one OF us viii visit Chicago and
New York, so soon as the number Of applica-
lions viii justify it. and make permanent ar
rangemeuLs for sending To Memphis such Ger
man, Swiss French aud other foreigners as may
be I-lied upon TO deVelope the resources of this
portion ofthe Union in the new field that must
soon be opened % us.
Parties having farms to sell or lease viii please
adtress as 10 once, giving state. County and
ne -hoorhuOd locality OF farms how fIr from
railroads or navigable streams; character Of
spHf water privileges number of acres, cleared
and woodland, and kind OF improvements
Those wishing 20 procure labOrers viii state the
number they require As we Will spare no
SOUTH we must request each party engIgiugour
services, Cd remit us $40 which viii De deducted
from final charges.
dec3-lm J. T. IRRELEVANT & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06
Layer Raisins,

In whole and quarter bolies; Seedless Baisins
Figs Citr0n, Almonds ana Currants
For sale by ". T. PEU-H1fER, Gg't,
Cor. Second and Union streets
Greenlaw Building
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

A RATHER Rich JoKE.-A rather
goDd joke, it appears, was played off on
cur grave and reverend Senators yester-
day evening. A communication was n =
ceived by the Senate, Of which the fol-
lowing is the opening: The under
signed, as a committee Of ladies, acting
in the name Of a large number Of loyal
ladies Of New Orleans, wish 70 present
your honorable body with United states
fiag,D etc. The Senate receivedthe COM
munication, accepted the flag, and fixC d
an hour In the afternoon for its formal
reception. Shortly after they repaired 10
the Hall Of the House Of Representatives
for the purpose Of electing a State Prin-
ter. That duty performed, they returned
to theirown chamber, and ordered, forth
with, that everything relating 10 the let
ter and the flag should be expunged from
the journals Of the Senate.
It is currently reported, aud universally
believed, that the 'ladies - of the afOre-
said flag committee, and those they rep
resent, are "eolOred ladies' This may
9 account for the milk in the cocoa-nut."
Who knows? Wen, It is a funny affair
all nd.-N O. Data.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06


The Fredericksburg VA Ledger con
| tains the viii Of the mother Of Washing
/ ton. as written by herself and recorded
/ in the clerks Office Of Spottsylvanis
county. We publish below this rare anl
curious document Theoriginal is in the
possession Of Mr. J. J. Chew, Of Freder.
icksburg:
In the name Of God, Amen. I. MARY
I Washington, Of Fredericksburg, i'm tht
/ county Of Spottsylvania, being in good
I health, but calling 10 mind the mcer-
taiRty Of this life, and willing TO dispose
Of what remains of my worldly estate,
do make and publish this, nay last Will,
recommending my soul into the hands OF
my Creator, hoping for a remission of all
my sins, through the merits and media
tions OF Jesus Christ, the Savior OF man
kind, ! dispose Of all my worldly estates
as follows:
IUpri1fis-I give TO my son, Gen.
George Washington, all nay lands on
Acc0keek Run, iu the county Ot stafford,
and also my negro boy George, 70 him
and his heirs forever: also my best bed,
bedstead, aud Virginia cloth curtains,
tthe same that stands i'm my best rOOmI
my quilted hlue-and-white quilt, and my
best dressing glass.
Ifcm-I give and devise TO my son,
Charles Washington, my negro man
Tom. 90 him and his assigns forever.
Neu-I give and bequeath % my
daugh'e-, Betty Lewis, my 1pheton and
bay horse.
He05-I give and devise to my daugh-
tsr-in-lau. Hannah Washington. INV
purple cloth cloak lined with shag
EEW-I give and devise 10 my grand
son, C0rbiu Washington, my negro
wcnch, old Bet my riding chair, and
two black horses, % him and his assigns
forever.
Heg-T give and devise to my grand
son, Fielding Lewis, my negro man
Frederick, % him and his assigns for
ever, a.-1- eight silver tablespoons, half
my cr1e6ery- and the blue and F.
white china, walnut book case, oval Ia +.
hte, one bed, one bed-spread, one pair OF .
sheets, one pair Of blankets, aud one .
white cotton c0gnterpaue, two table I
cloths, six red leather chairs half of my
pewter, one-half of my iron kitchen fur
1i-ure.
Fca-T give and devise 10 my grand
son, Lawrence Lewis, my negro wench
lydia. tp him and hi= assigns forever
Ieu-I give and devise 10 my grand
I7goHtar Betty carter. my negro woman.
.5fti,. F5.f. and her fi1r1Ira increase to bar
,44 Ilsr 8=.ions G,r.ver aIso mv Iaruaet
.-.l-i,...-l-I7-s INV ,yaIuuf y,-ririns--,iE-t-
Win .lr,yrqrs a s1uqr. dfnfng-fabIe. onn
7..I b.,f.raad bolster one inflow oDe
blanket and pair of sheets, white Viz
inia cloth cuuuterpane and purple cur
aims, my red and white tsa-chiua, tea
,- .l --,, - --'0 .,i i-,J H., a. ~ &
81, r.,.I,srl,-, 80 MY
n =. y .ll1-l :, ,'- iii.'l, C.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

| DEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY FRIENDS
- and the Public generally, that havo on
hand laBd constantly rerciving} one OF the
largest stocks Of goods in my line ever brought
10 this city, an Purchased for Cash, and am pre-
pared 10 sell Al Lower ngures than any house
la the city. To close cash buyers / can offer Su-
perior inducements. Call and examine my
stock and PriCes and become satisfied. My
stock consists, In part, Of the following articles:
A general assortment PLAIN and fancy
Candies,
Raisins, whole, half and quarter boxes,
Cream Nuts, Can Honey,
Almonds, Can Green Peas,
Filberts, Can Green Corn,
Figs, Can Mackerel,
/ Currants, Can Tomatoes,
CiJron, Tomato Catsup,
Honey in Glass, Pepper Sauce,
Jellies in Glass, Sardines, + IL bxs.,
Preserves in Glass, llohsters, I & > lbs,
Brandy Peaches, Pickles, :, +, !, and
Brandy Cherries, gal lars,
Peaches in Glass, Pickles, bbls & do.
Pineapples in Glass, Sirup, bbls Il : do,
Can Peaches, Crushed Sugar,
Can Piueapples, Reid A Coffee do,
Can Raspberries, Powdered Sugar,
Can Biackberries, Brown SUGAR.
Can Strawberries, Flour, all grades,
| Picked Oysters, Picnled Beets,
Cove Oysters, I & 2Pickled Lobsters,
To-. cans, Salmon, &2lb. cans
Celebrtaed FFFG Flour,
| Candles, Starch,
CARROTS Snuff in bottles and packs,
Maekerel in bbls. u hlf bbls., Nos. l,
and 3,
Macllerel in kits, Nos. /, ., and 8,
! 10000 Cigars, all grades,
/ Fine Cut Tobacco in foil, differet Brands,
| Fine Cut Tobacco in half bbls.,
May Apple Tobacco,
! A large assortment Of Tobacco, different
brands,
| Spices, all descriptions, ground & whole,
| Buckets, Tubs, BroOms, WashbOards, etc,
| Mustard i'm small and large pzgs,
/ Playing Cards, Worcester. Sauce,
/ Blacking, London Club Sauce,
/ Indigo, German Soap,
/ Cream Tartar, Palm Soap,
! Nut Megs, Rio 8, Java Coffee,
/ Blueing,
/ - bbls. Fine Old Bourbon Whisky,
/ 20 bbls. Imitation Bourbon Whisky,
. bbls. Orange Valley Whisky,
/ Fine Brandy, Claret in cs' ks & bots.
/ sherry, CurasOe,
Aledeira, Absynthe,
Port,
FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS!!
Just Received rs large an assortment Of Fire
! Works as was ever brought 10 this city, in part
] IS follows:
500 boxes Fire Crackers,
/ 1000 boxes TOrpedOes,
] A General Stock or
/ Rockets, Roman Candles,
SERPENTS, FIRE WHEELS, ETC.
/ E..,o.Ia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

B5y- The cholera is decreasing IN Con-
stsntinOple.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06
Memphis ana Charleston Railroad
Eastward Trains.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after WEDNESDAY, the Sth instant
the trains on the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road viii run DAILN, as follows;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06
TINE GUARANTIEI

Reeiamations viii Posifirely BE- Paid f,romptl,
'9hen dHly o'stleaticafcd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06
FROM llt 81 LOUIS lrpNHLiaaus
SHORTENING TaE HESsESsEPPI

SHORTENING TaE NESsISSTPPE
R1RER-
Aresident Of Memphis has addressed
the C;0yernor of Mississippi, recommend
ing 90 his attention a scheme for shorten
ing the Mississippi river. Tho PROPOSE
ton i 10 lessen the distance between
Cairo and New Orleans three hundred
miles. or 70 reduce il from one thousand
and two hundred 10 nine hundred miles.
The effect would be 10 increase the cur
rent One-f0urth, OF to give, for nigh water,
a current of seven miles per hour instead
Of five, and for low water current OF
five miles per hour instead OF three. A
part of this scheme is 10 dam up Red
river near its junction with the Mlssis-
sippi, SO as 10 throw the waters which
seek an outlet through Red river INTO the
Atchalaiaya and Berwick's bay. Not 20
damage the commerce OF New Orleans
AN iron lock is to be placed in the dam 50
as TO let boats into and out Of the Missis-
sippi through Red river. Another part
of the plan oontemplatEs that all the out
let, both natural and artificial, from near
the mouth Of Red river, ON the west bank
of the Mississippi river, to Pine Bluff,
f ARK could be opened, small streams
s-faishtened, and their banks leveed, thus
. opening a system Of drainage through a
! country embracing the best portion of
-AiH,a.l'ts, at the same Time, with these
f. leslLlNn el,lets drawing large quantities
OF water itom the Mississippi, never 10
I return.
/ VI ihe practicability Of the shortening
scheme, observing river men and those
whose business it is 10 solve questions in
hydraulics are better Judges than we are.
4 Aside from this question il may occur To
some minds that there is a previous one
] of some interest. That Is, whether after
an. looking AT the interests Of the whole
/ Mississippi border, a river one thousand
and two hundred miles long is not better
than one a quarter less, especially when
/ he snrtailed distance is purchased at the
3 s,-7.e-,sa ri sroh an increase in the velocity
of the current ss wiH retard the passage
of boats ascending the stream, without a
full compensation in the gam hlSde 10y
bOats descending it.
I n.y. q-l,. cholera l. decreasing IN Con
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

Rockets, Roman Candles,
SERPENTS, FIRE WHEELS, ETC.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06
GOV. BRowxLow AGAIN.

-fa f6irrss TO Tee " Els' TJ1neSrr Lgg-
lias Tho legislature anil N0ro
lsu0aV in tte t9urfs-T5r Gyreu1-
u1 H-e0HstrsotiO8-A TisHp-ai ig1.Hsf
fLU RrLCls.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

one square one insertion s.
each additional insertion

one square one insertion 81 Q
each additional insertion >
two weeks Q
one month %
E All 1ly-r.i-gIueuts considered due are
tbe first insertion
re- AiI adj NerlI- I-sIuentS iu she SPECIAL EOLci
rsT-r.11 viii D. CHARGED ~ cents per line
iHf- N1rria-a and death notices published a
ofHar easements
~ aIrrrtl.aIlents net marked for a spe
ciEa6 time ulI be Discontinued az the end O.
one week.
rF- n advgrf iSarnnuts FOR the Appeal mus
be- lluGei lu 90 the Clerks desi-
81 zra1.si-rt embellishments must Be paid Ioi
e. 1'rsiaa.
f so adEertizemCnt VIII appear in the
We s-E paper, unless br special contract.
Sc t6Ea-tiseurIts to be inserted In the
weekly paper only, OF az irregular intervals in
either o- The papers, wiz Dc charged 81 per
IS Iulre ilr sl-n and every Insertion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06

On and after Monday Dec. 4th. trains on this
Dad will run as follows, daily except sunday 5;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06
BALTIMORE & OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.

7 VIE Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company will
1 Receipt for Cotton or Merchandise through
nom Memphis 10 Liverpool, or to any Of the
Eastern Cities at the Lowest Rates.
Their Line Of Steamers is now in successful
operation. The initiatory voyages having proved
"a success beyond the most sstuguine hopes of the
friends OF the enterprise.
The Steamships constituting this Llne.are Of
tire Propeller order, each Of which has been
prepared for the Liverpool trade at great
expense. The internal arrangements are OF the
most complete and comfortable character, the
entire accommodations comparing favorabIy
with other Lines of Steamships crossing the
ocean.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad having
suffered severely during the war and thereby
having been deprived of her legitimate freight
f1r The past four years, now sollcits the return
Of her Old friends and patrons Of the South and
VI est. The Road is now in first rate condition,
being amply supplied with Rolling stock, all
arrangemknts being complete for forwarding
Cotton or bther freight with dispatch,
shippers wiz md it TO their interest 70 ship
by this route, as lowest rates and short time are
guaranteed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-06
TRANSPORTATION.
MEMPHIS & OHIO R. R. co.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEEE
AND GEN. SUPERINrENpEST,
Memphis. Tenn, Dec. =, 1865.
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