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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20
COTTON FACTORY BUILDINGS
AMI
FOR SALE.
Bag Springs Cotton Factory


IS Situated IN the Southern Border OF Tisho-
Z Cingo County, Miss, . miles south Of Iuka,
Miss, On the road 70 Fulton.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
One section of Land, covered with pine timber
One Large Frame Factory House, 81 by A feet,
three and a half stories.
One large roomy Store House, with good cellars.
one large rOomy frame, wood or carpeuter shop.
One large ro5uy blacksmith Shop.
one large rOomy cotton shed.
Two Double Houses for operatives passage be-
tween.
Four single Houses, with sheds attached.
-Four Single Houses, without sheds.
One Large Min House, with Corn q Wheat Nm.
One Large tin House.
One Saw Mil, with New Circular Saw.
Besides Dwelling House, Stables, cribs, etc,
with tho Finest N6ter Power in the state OF
Mississippi a large. bold and never falling
stream or water, passing through a natural
rock cansl-jhe left bank 20 feet. the right bank
20 ieer high, Of soil rock. The bed or bottom
is also sOid rock In fact il is a solid rock canal.
with capacity 10 drive four 10 ten thousand
s~piudles, in q healthy locality, with good roads
10 JuEa.
Asplendid Orchard,ot about so choice Apple
Trees. A Fine Peach Orchard.
Having. been broken Up by the war, I pro-
pose 10 sell this splendid property in toto, bur
would prefer 20 sell One-half interest Tor Cash.
20 be invested in Cotton Machinery, and II de-
or viii give 1t up 70 the party purchasing the
fUterest.
Here Is 3 splendid opening for capitalists to
Invest in the
Finest Water Power In the South,
With all Necessary Building on the premises
ready built, large enough for Spinning and
For particulars, refer to J. C.. Terry, Memphis.
Tenn T. W. Price, Columbus, Miss. the cfu-
zenso OF Eshomingo county Miss
l can be found on the premises az all times.
jal6 Il W. J.. HART.
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Finest Water Power In the South,
40 the Stockholders Of the Mem
piiis Gas Light Company.

II order to fully meet the increasing demand
i for Gas Light, the Directors or the Memphis
Gas Light COmpan have determined TO greatly
enlarge and extend their facilities for the man
ufacture and distribution Of gas.
This Is heretofore TO notify the Stockholders
that a call has been made upon them, for that
purpose, Of twenty per cent. upon tnelr stocSt
payable az he Ohice Of the Company, 29
second street. in this city, on or before the 10th
day OF February next, In Government money.
J.. NJ. WILLIAMSON,
President.
WIN. II. FITCH, JR.. Sec. Jal6 I'm
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Ia A gentleman from Texas says it is
not known what has become of Senator
Wigfall. 1t is considered certain that he
has not crossed the State into Mexico,
and if in the United States, his locality is.
secret. Many believe that he is dead.
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re- The city of Mexico IS better sup
piled with water than an city in the
world. Il has two immense a~qgeducts-
one seven miles long, and the other three
which bring the water from the noun
taius TO the very heart of thecity; thence
by arteries it is distributed in every di-
rection. There are also numerous
Artesian wells in the city and it,
suburbs.
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rs correspondents must bear in mind
tie rule Of writing on n side only OF
the sheet, in order 10 enable Us TO make
ura If their favors
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

IS Situated IN the Southern Border OF Tisho-
Z uingo County, Miss, . miles south Of Iuka,
Hiss. ON the road 10 Fu1fOu.
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RS~Mr William Lott, who was one
Of the first settlers in Hazlehurst Miss
died there on the fifth instant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

- The improvements which are TAX
ing place in Judea are very great. For
some distance around Jerusalem there
are extensive plantations Of young olive
trees, and in and about The city the new
buildings are both numerous and hand
some. Every European nation seems
anxious 10 have a footing in the Holy
City. The Russians support the Greeks,
the French the Latins, and the English
though not avowedly as a nation) pat
ronize the Jews, whose interest will pro-
baby become the strongest eventually.
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"a. Col. Mosby was arrested ia Lees
b1.g. Va, S few days ago, and Is held
subiect 20 the order Of Gen. Aver, mill
iary c~ommaudant at Winchester. The
cause Of the arrest has not transpired.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

RI Mr.. Garland, one Of the parties in
the ARRAY at Jackson Miss, a few days
since. died of his wounds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

A copy Of the following letter addressed
20 a gentleman of this city, has been
given Us for publication:
l..u.-. .T--rcn L.. Ia rseE
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- Tae weather at Pittsburg, on the
fifteenth, was intensely cold, with no
immedlate prospect Of tue opening Of
navigation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

Dr. DR.. Robert l.. Buck, an eminent
physician Of Jackson, Miss, died on the
fifteenth instant.
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EOR REET-The Celebrated Posma
1 Cnseet PiaRtaf4on.-TWo thousand acres
cieared-DWellnE HOuse-Steam Gin and Mil,
and accommodation for two haudred hands
This place is entirely above overflow and the
best plantation on the river Apply to
SPEED, DONUHQ & CO.
Ja1+lw Al Madison street.
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PLHAAMS6TAtTIQNr EOR ,sALE-A

4 G0OD CRANCE F6RH BERG1NI
otter FOR sale my plantation, lying etgnr miles
south or Nythe Depot, Faystts county, Tenn
The tract contains about Ls0 acres 80 acres
cleared and IN good state Of cultivation. equal
IN fertility z other advantages % auv in the
country It has a good frame dwelling with
SIX rooms, twelve caDins. new gin and press,
ice house and stables
For further Information apply 20
EOWLkES &-LEFFET.
s. Jefferson street.
Memphis, Tenn.
or 20 the undersigned on the premises.
dezI-lm r. P.sHELTON.
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SAVINGS

THIS Bank VIII Buy and Sell Exchange on all
Il points, North and South, ana deal In All
Alhds OF State and United states Securities:
ana IN addition to its ordinary Exchange and
deposit business, has opened a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

BE- The hog crop Of the West this
season viii be nearly equal to that Of last
season-two million hogs-while there is
an Increase in weight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

BE- Col. John S. Thrasher was in Mo-
bile on the fifth, en- roUte to his home in
Galveston, Texas.
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COTTON EXPRESS.
THROUGH TRANSPORTATION
New York, Boston, Philadelphia

A Nd all the principal Eastern and Northern
n cities, connecting at New Orleans with the
Merchants n Peoples Line 10 st. Louis, and
with Harris a MorEan's Lin Of Steamers -
Mobile, and 70 Galveston, Texas.
through Bills OF Lading viii be issued ut New
York Tor Mobile, Galveston. Baton Rouge
Natehez, Vicksburg, Memphis, Cairo and 81.
Louis, and 10 all points ana places on the Mis-
lssippl river and Gulf OF Mexico
course OF the several lines running
ton. s
The Line IS composed OF the Target and
Most EleggHt SteuHrhfps which have ever been
buiitln tue country for any home line. They
are in every respect fitted for ocean service and
the route upon which they tun. Their passen-
ger accommodation are not eXeeued by those
any steamers in the world.
All Freight must be delivered at the Com
pany's Warehouse, upon their Pier, No. "a
North River, New YORK city, (Tuird Pier above
foot Of Canal street, where IL viii be received
during all business hours.
Through Bulls Lading will be given by the
above Line for CO rEON and other Merchan-
disc to New York and all points East, without
additional charge, and atRs low rates as by anv
other line.
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no r RENT

A Family Grocery, which, in addition, cOulC
be converted INTO a residence Tor a small fam,
ily- Also one Dwelling containing three ROOM
with servants room and kitchen, and good els
tern. Apply TO MOI Avery street.
de29-2W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

IA Calhoun ounty, Ala the other
day, a man named Reavis, was killed by
two men named Morris.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

IA J. L. Craig, a young man residing
near Tyro, Marshal county, was killed
on Monday last by a fall from his horse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

- DR.. y. J. Houston has upon his
farm near Tuscumbia a colony Of Ger
man emigrants, and intends trying their
iabor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

BB The peppermint oil produced in
Michigan last year was worth ninety
thousand dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

IA The crop Of cotton in Tennessee
this year, it is expected, viii exceed any
one ever raised IN the State-as greater
exertions are making for its culture, the
high price stimulating white and black
to engage In It..
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WEST TENNESSEE COLLEGE,
Jackson. Tennessee.

TIHIS Institution viii be r~e-opened for the
L reception Of pupils on Monday the 9Th or
February. II has been put in charge OF Rev.
William Shelton, Of Brownsville, Tenn, who
viii be assisted by other competent Teachers
Pupils in the Preparatory department w1lI be
thoroughly instructed, and more advanced pu-
pills viii be prepared 10 enter the regular College
classes at the opening OF the Fail Session. For
circular, containing terms, etc, apply 10
jal9-lm" REV ". SHELTON.
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~ Rev. Ed. Baldwin, editor of the
Selma Messenger, died on the ninth. He
was a pure and an able man.
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TO RENT ofcr for rent the elegant
L Plantation upon which 1 live. situated on
the Cold Water, Tuntca county. Miss. Also, 20
sell the mules, corn, fodder, cotton seed, etc,
sufficient to run The farm. Apply on tine prem
ises. two miles above Edward's Ferry.
jal3 2we AVERY HUNT.
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In which Deposits OF ONE OLLAR and
greater sums wiz be received, and draw inter-
- AT the rate OF f0ur per cent. per annnm,
longer, ieIs am
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

DOR RENT offer FOR Rent the Gar
Il ner Plantation, situated on the Missippf &
tennessee Railroad. at Gamers station, seven
miles south Of Oakland, containing 40 acres
open land, mostly bottom, and very productive.
GOOD cabins, stables and other improvements.
Also. cotton seed enough to plant a crop.
Terms liberal. Apply to ]. B. FAIRS,
ialS Nv OaEfand Miss
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FOR RENT~-5OO Acres Thoroughly

part Of the Miles McGehee plantations, on the
Mississippi river, IN Bolivar county, Miss
Apply at once, as the principals are in the
city, 10 W. A. GOODMAN
Real Estate Agent.
JAZZ Wv Jackson Block, Main street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

~ The little principality Of Monaco,
in the Gulf Of Genoa, contains only seven
thousand inhabitants, and yet, few as
they are, they comprise a free and indie
pendent nation, witha hereditary prince,
and a government all their own.
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LITTER FROW GEN. STERLING
PRICE.

The Cordoba Colong-F0Uld,ag q Tom
He Opinion Cf the Soil, Climate
and Government Cf MeIicO.
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Dissolution.
Livery, Boarding & Sale Stable,
Nc. SIS IL Union Street.

rPROPOsE 10 keep on han6 the best Livery
Turn-Outs OF any livery stable IN the city.
fkeSo 80 on hand for sale well broke Family.
uarness and saddle horses. Those in wsat Of
goed Sfosk wifi ind Il 70 their interest 70 give
re : cal. as al stock sold by me shall be Is
jsis.sns Nc COSTELLO, PTopristor.
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE.
Mississippi d Tennessee Railroad

THE Spring Session OF this Institution win
1 Commence JANUARY the I'd. For CIrcu-
lar or other Information address
ian z G. COLLINS. President
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Ia couple in Litchdeld county,
Conn., lad lived together for ten years,
supposiBg themselves married. DiHlcul-
ties having arisen, one applied to the
Court for a divorce. Upon investigation
it was found out that they had never
been legally married. Like sensible
people, they gave up the ideaofa divorce
and We're married.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

hT There were twenty-five deaths
from small pox in Mobile last week, ex-
elusive Of five OF six from cases unknown,
which are supposed TO be ehargesble to
the same account.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

sA.T The eighth Of January, eighteen
hundred and sixty-six, was the coolest
day ever known in the Norih-from
Halifox to Washington City-south Of
the latter, the day was not unusually
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

re- The newly invented fire work
called Pharaoh's Serpent, " lately killed
three men in London. Two customers
entered a makers room, when an explo-
sion occurred, killing one customer and
the maker on the spot, and the other
customer was blown va Of the window
and picked up dead.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

RT On the ninth, at Thompson's
Station, near Columbia, Tenn, Mr..
Whitley was robbed and murdered by
two men During the same night several
negroes were robbed and beaten In the
same neighborhood.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

COTTON PLANTATION FOR
Lease-Sltunted twenty miles southeast OF
Memphis, three miles south OF Forest Hill Sta-
uonl on The Memphis and Charleston railroad
The place contains ISD acres, So under Guilt
va1on, good gin and gin house. stables, out
hcuses, and cabins 70 accommodate a sufficient
number Of laboTers, and a good dwelling house,
orchard, garden and ~cisteru.
There Is an abundance Of water, even In the
dry season, for stock.
The corn and mest-suhicien for the place
can be bought, also, a portion oftne stock can
be purchased Or hired for the season.
References Required Apply %
W. MITCHELL
fal3 9w l7 Main street.
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B- The Paris Temps says that
Stephen, the Fenian Head Center, "
was seen on the Boulevards the other
day. It describes him as a well dressed
gentlemanly man Of about forty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

DE An odd bit Of dialogue appears IN
a novel now publishing in a French
paper. "Where Is your husband" asks
a gentleman. "He went out to buy a
segar," replies the lady. HAS he been
gone long?" Eighteen years" "He
is quite right, - remarks the gentleman,
philosophicaIy che wants 10 choose &
good one"
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DisSnImtfOn.

TUE arm Of Mack, Bros. 4 BONN has been
this day dissolved by mutual consent gy
remaining partners WIN cOn-n uef As hereto
fore, 10 do a general wholesale and retail Dry
Goods business a. the old stand 10 -l Vain
street, under NE drrn name Of Mack, Brothers
& BOhm.
CARD-Tba -u.dsrfzned. IN retiring hom
the Dry Gosis business. would return his su-
cere r1anks - hs many friends and the public
for the liberal patronage the4 AtF1 Alsu-L
10 min and rorid recommend the Old urm OF
MaeE Bros. Z BohD 70 the patronage 81 his
~ 49,
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I OST-Nouee Is hereby given thst ihs FOL
III lowing described certlncafes II stock in the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad we're de-
sfroyed BY IRE last March -Four shares No.
~; two shares No. IEI. and that application
viii be made for duplicates Of the same.
fa~lgIaw-3wt J. ". CHEAIRS.
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DIRECTORS

s.H .rl DIRECTORS:
AMOS wooDRuFF, President Memphis and
Ohio Railroad.
Capt c. B. CHURCH..
r. HOUGHi 7. S, Collector Internal Revenue.
Al, WHITE, Of A. ]. White & %.
JNO L. TAYLOR, OF Taylor, MgFwen. Duke
& Co.
THOS. r. SMITH, of Pitser Miller & Co.
j. II. WAGGENER, of j. H. Wagcener & Ce.
II. A. PARTEk, Commission Merchant.
Hon. JOHN w. SMITH.
II. 7. TOMLINSON, Insurance AGENT.
MEhklNAN,o of Jas. L. Nerrimsn 4 Co.
ii. CHERRY,
A. T. LACEY, Of Lacey & MeGhoe.
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CHECK LOST.-A Greek drawn by A.
u P. BurdlttN Co. On First National Bank,
payable 10 l. Kroner or bearer, for $50 W.
dated 18th January, and numbered 50g, pay
meat OF which mss been stopped. Finder viii
confer a favor On L Kremerby returning cheek
20 him. I3 Alain street.
January 10Th. ls0H jan IT.
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WANTED-Immedfafeiy.-A good gar
" deneE 10 one that can come vel recon-
mended good wages VIII be given. Also, I'VE
good hands 70 work % a farm. within one mile
Of The corporation. Apply 10 80. % Front
street. ja19-Iw
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81 Queen Victoria always sends a
gift Of three pounds TO any poor mother
in her dominions VINO may give birth to
triplets. The latest successful candidate
for the money is the wife Of James Glib
son, a weaver Of Kilbarchan, Scotland.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-14

1T sELDpR indeed that an ,inveu
ton Of any description, in any age OF a..
world. has stood the test of time anil compc,
ton against host OF formidable rivals with
such unqualified triunph as has been realized
by the celebrated Grover & Baker Sewing
Machine. The card published by this 6rm
to-day in our paper is record Of victories
that may veil make them proud, and the ten 9
Of tbousands who nre using them, happy in
the consciousness that. in selecting this in .
s.rumen, in preference to all others, they are
universally sustained By the best judges in
the land. Almost any machine would receive
an award OF some kind by being generally
exhibited wherever competition is invited ::
bu. this machine has carried off the palm, no,
only by the receipt Of one, but more generally
Of three .a,:t premiums, in dozen States Of the
Union. in single season. The Grover 4 Ba.
ker Machine obtained the highest premiums
for the best family sewing machines, the best
machines, and the best machine
work, wherever it has been exhibited. Phil
0dciphid Press.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-14

On lrEMs.-Capt. B!ish>s we'll
tHsw World Petroleum CO.. at the mouth Of
Blue Creek, is to be rearned over in order TO
-, , shoulder ON which to res, the sscd-haS
The pressure being 50 srea. when the wafer is
exhausted below, crea,ins vacuum. that the
TOUCHES, leather is unable to stand Opera
tim, x.re commenced on Mondsy, aud the
Captain thinks that in three weeks the pump
vii, be going MI right. Txcn.y.nine barrels
Of oi; hate beea pumped from this well, and
i, j. believed that 1. will prove good OF!
well ye.. Capt. Blish left for his home in
New York yesterday, for the purpose Of re-
e,ui,ipr little, and is relieved by Mr.. STEELE
To hi, and the Frazier Company Will NC owe
. rr.nf debt. should oil be found; for their in
domi,able perseverance. The latter company,
". understand, have temporarily suspended
opera.ioas until better ~1ssshsr'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-14

SOLDIERS EXTRA l'ovHly Many
inquiries have ben mnde OF us in regard l."
the sailing Of discharges. Sc, and in reg"'d
20 the advertisements =; Claim Agents who
ure DESTROYS Of getting hold Of their d's' ha'scs
in order to secure the collection Of the bounty
y Il should be ailor>'i. Our advice 20 NIL is 10
keep ,hsir discl;a;ss,;S al Webbing interest,"
Ell rs uuch n. any u you. having enlis'ed in
lsil-qii keep yoa posted through the Jors
81. il regard to the passage c. the act, when
any Ci+im Azsnt will collec your bounty for
one.half wha, these Agents would charge If
,acv get yoar discharges NOW.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-14

RornrSc NEcRnEs.-We learn that
gang of men in Wyoming county compose"
Of Morris Cook, Thos. D. Cook, JwlSon Cook
and James Walker, taking advantage OF thy
Inability Of the negro 10 pra:ect h'''-e'' "e'o''
the law, have been engaged in the css'mao'e
business Of .oSbins negroes. Several cases OF
their low villainy have lccn ported TO Us
a coiors,l man Of this place having been rob
bel of MI his clothes, provisions, aud some
80 in money. hy this gang, recent'F, "hHe
coming pcnceahly back from 4" visit 20 "'F
friends in farewell county. lie. the nuth":.-
,i-- OF these counties attend 70 their cases al
once We suppose. however. that because
for,oosh n:s-Sr's iss'i!.say' is not admit.
ted agaius, n white man, that these men WIZ
* free from want OF evidence against them.
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DAWr,EY,S WAR NOVELS.

r,;,r al, founded asI ofiae rrc,cnt Ken. Hon" Owe:
On ono comics ut whca haze already b"e'' '''4
"a LICK MoSRY. the Gaerrilla:-rh- ,"c"':. q:
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NOR. iuci!eu,> Of adventures. duinG or hrni,h'!
chan bare s,cn ch,oaice! IN the career VI N"''
,oa" 0"N ....... Prize 81 cent?.
-. sMr,rrISE; Tn. r-m.le Spy. The lIer"iu" "t:hi'
" ~; !. real character. and h.r la:r'n'"adth e.
-. h,r Achr,n.> and intrigue make Tins NOOK Che
os,b. mos, exciting OF the war friee :" cents
No. sSENMES tho rFAs lem: the r1e ~ ' S.s,.
rIIDIRE, the Black Sruul rrc" - cents
ivISGSTGX AGAINST RoEnrcN; or r I rs S c:n:,
CHE l SSjXSiucSS iSpyS COOKERY hoS: The most
IN $50. hook OH conkinc ever pnhlisnrd VI cd.
rms nHpWEluCAX SYSTEM VI co1KkEf H. is7
=, pages 1SSsT, THREE. PENNY TOY BOOKS. u iud'.
y" 60 Picture. and 80 stories ana ,uAPlea 70
Con ,uind 81 The little ones Pretty :.s oo"ks .or
, W., Of mart: Postpaid b5 MAJ Ct S"e per COZ:
a., p,ok,.l,er or News Dealer for an! o, "a.
ASK any f,onSH h. has net got them, be will get
, sS0rs r ,y Viii 10 Mild postpaid on receipt
Of price. .p,n,UrxY Publisher,
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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-14

ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE JAu.-Same
f,nr OF the prisoners coudncd in cur Jmi'
made m Intellectual a,,"mr, to ESCAPE one
night LIS, week. They first tried to force the
non railing and lock OF the window, bu, wien
they had ulmos, effected this they gave it NJ
.I,l concluded TO burn n hole Though tac
door with u p"krr. set out ia;o the entry, anl
in the dark, and when MIR. Kennedy, tho
I.iior, ahould come in, to knock him DOWN nnd
escape. l;D, luckily. Mr.. Kennedy SAW the
;..h, produced ~ h"rni"g. and was able !"
secure help AMI have THEM conti"cd VIII
chain in cell.