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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-04
SCHEDULE OF STAMP DUTIES.
STAMP DuTIRS,

The following is q corrected copy ofthe new sehe-
dule ofstamp duties under the new revenue law.
which took effect on August LIST. 1854;
Acknowledgment or deeds....-..--."..exenpt
Aaidayit In suits or legal proceedings
Agreement or appraisemeut Qor each sheet or piece
ar paper on which the same Is wr1tten)..-.... cts
Assignment or transfer Of mortgages, lease or policy
oflnsurance, the same duty as the original instru
ment. I'd. T |#H....
Danf checks, drafts or orders, etc.. at sight or on dc.
Bills p exchange Uiooieisnjd drawn in but payable oa.
more, must be stamped. .LlE-
For every bill OF each SET, where the sum made pay
o w does not exceed 500. or the eauivaient thsre,
UNI any foreign currency In which SUCH blLls may
DC expressed. aceor ling 10 the standard OF value
For every adSaIs,ISnal si0o or fractional part thereof.
Bills q exchange dcicifny drawn in but payable out
OF tne Onited states III drawn singly or In dupli-
THE aceeptor or acceptors OF any bin OF exchanEe or
order for the payment Of any sum OF money. drawn
but payable In the Unite" s S,ayy, o'g must I'S Setoy:
paying or accepting the same, place thereon q
stamp indicating the duty
otherwise than at sight or on demand. and any
proniissory note. whether payable on demand or
Circulation and checks made and intended 10 h ~
and which shall be presented forthwith for pay.
ment) for o sum not exceeding l0o.........Jct els
| E0r AQQllOuhl VlUut v Nv part Inere0L, 3 CtR
fThe warrant or attorney TO confess Judgment on a
note or bond Is exempt from stamp duty. II the
note or bond is properly stamped
\ Bills OF ladlng OF vessels for ports OF the United
States or British North Amenca....-....exempt
Bills OF ladlng, or receipt for goods, to any foreign
cts
Bill OF sale OF any vessel. or part thereof, when the
consideration does not exceed SO0.--......0 cts
Bill Of sale exceeding $500. notexceedingS 81 1000 81 %
Bill Of sale exceeding 1000. for each $50. or frae.
tional part Gus
Bill OF sale OF personal property (other than ship or
Bond. personal. for the payment OF money. lsoe
Mortgage.l
| Bond, o1iciAl. %
Bond, for indemnllying any person for the payment
oil any sum ofmoney. where the money ultimately
recoverable thereupon Is 81 900 or less........O cts
| Bond, where the money recoverable exceeds s. 1000.
for every additional 81 900. or fractional part there.
Bonds-county. city and town bonds, railroad and
other corporation bonds, and scrip, are subject to
stamp duty. tSee Mortgagc.l
Bonds Of any description, other than such as arc re.
quired in legal proceedings, and such a. arc not
otherwise charged in this schedule. ..........2 IS cts
Certificates OF deposit In bank, sum not exceeding
SlU Gus
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-04
Coradcnce silver Mining Compn.

LUCIEN HERMANN, CIe!6 z,
By THos. D. FOWLER, Deputy Clerk.
wM. W. BISHOP, attorney for plaintiff. lmy9 I'd
t50c Int. Revenue stamp. SOC State stamp
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-04

W.T.. .pmmonses, and other process issusd by q
"Ins,,rs az Inc Peace. Police or Municipal Court OF
no greater jurisdiction than a Justice or the Peace
a.. ,he aame
wits. and other process In any criminal or other
".uit: Commenced BY tho United States in any
oSscisi documents, instruments, and papers Issued
or used BY officers Of the United States Govern.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-04
gomery or Sacramento streets.

No apology seems requisite for Of
ferIng TO the public an advertisement
ofthls kind, for It Is universally &C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20

0cH2EDERATE DEAD. Mrs James Jackson
SOD Isis annie Thomas, committee, appoint
cd 'E :ae ladies of Fairfax county, Virginia. to
SoIlcit enc receive subscriptions for the purpose
ol delaying the expenses to be incurred in col
lectin& and lnterring, at Fairfax Court House,
the ce%c oi The Confederate army, who fell and
|eie oa'led in that county, and to erect a last
ne monument to their imperishable memory,
"tc s.opglrg at the Mansion House, the guests
VI III tdadduE, ard vii receipt for such
@D'vcets as may be subscribed by our citizens,
" csc ti2s laudable design.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20

CLARK, TIE GARRoTER. desperate is
still at large, though it is understood that he
nightly visits the house in which his wife lives,
On the canal basin On Tuesday evening last
he was seen there, and an attempt was made,
by party of the Police force ard squad OF
negro sroops to capture him. He, however,
again managed to effect his escape. He is re-
porteo to be an excellent shot, and always is
armed Hith pair Of navy revolvers. A re-
ward Of go has been offered for his arrest ky
the County Jailor, ever since he broke Jail last
May Lieut.. Frank Power, of the Night
Natco, 7ho WAS shot through the thigh, last
Saturday night, by Clark, in an attempt to cap
turc alo, Is, We are pleased to state, rapidly re-
covering.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20

WASHINGTON ITEMS. The Radical meeting
last night, at which speeches we're made by
Nj Hamilton. of Texas, Gen. Logan and Gen
Schenck, was held in the National Fair build
ing. Quite crowd attended to listen to de-
nunciation, and witness bad feeling.
Mr.. Patrick f. Brady, Of Philadelphia, one
Of the owners Of the steamboat line between
Baltimore and Norfolk, died suddenly yesterday.
Rev. E. s. Barrett, of Vermont, clerk in
the Pension Bureau, died few days ago.
Ex-Postmaster General Dennison's late resi-
dence is for rent.
Mrs. Lydia 4. Weber, wife Of the well-knoWn
music teacher, Professor Louis Weber, of
the Marine Band, died suddenly on Wcdnes'
day afternoon, it is supposed from fever, caused
by the excessive heat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20
ALExAEC2ZA azzZEIz.gzR IND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

A TOURNAMENT was held at Upperville,
Fauquier county, on the 10th inst. The hon
ors were claimed by the following gentlemen,
in the order their names are mentioned
Richard Scott, as knight Of Mount Ara Rob
ert johnson, as knight Of Upperville; Robert
Williams, as knight Of Ivanhoe; Dolen Laws,
as knight of Virginia Miss Josephine Ste.
phenson was selected as Queen of Love and
Beauty, and Miss Clara Woods, Miss Mary
Stephenson and Miss Bette Holmes as Maids
of Honor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20

81 Now, while mass meetings are frequent
for political purposes, the people often meet in
mass, to suit their comfort, at S. DEALHAM's,
1906 King street, who has constantly on hand
the best assortment of mems and boyss cloth
ing, and gentlemen's furnishing goods, espe,,
cially adapted for the season, in the city, and
sells them at very moderate prices. 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20

Il,;;7c1'33;s:ssRs TT he NockaghamRegis says:
We 21og1:cned LIST week that Richard Ran
dolpa. ESQ: Ghief Of the Engineer Corps now
running the experimental lines for a Railroad
from EssYziso1burg 70 Salem, was assisted BY
Messzc. Charles T. Mason, formerly Of the
Manassas Read, and at one time On the Gov
ingtoz Z; Ohio Road, ard VIM. n. Boiling, Of
Petersburg. The following are the other mem
bcrs vnc constitute the corps: Major John
Lee, brother to Gen. Fitz Lee; Chas. Colds
boro; !. ". Done, son Of the late Master Of
Transportation on the B. & 0. R. r.; Beverly
Randolph, and Phil. cambridge, son Of Phil.
cambridge, OF Winchester. Several other as,
sistants arc expected to join the present mum.
ber = s Gir. Randolph's opinion that it viii
take MIN End his parry the entire Summer tc
make Inc necessary surveys.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20


GoLI.-.?he National Itelligeucer says =
1--WE nave received communication giving a
glowing account of results of recent explora-
tions bet,7een Cabin ohm Run and Great Falls.
The writer states that the crushing mill, be-
longing 70 The Maryland Mining Company, will
be ready 70 be put in operation in a couple of
weeks LITER this mill shall have been run for
sufficient length of time, the public will be
furnished With data that viii enable those desir-
ing to inres4 in mining speculations, to judge OF
the merits Of the enterprise. Besides tho
"MarylcaG," there are the Henry, )" the
Manchester, the Union Arch, - aud other
Companies, on the lands Of each Of which, ira
cos Of colo have been discovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20

COURT HoUsE-The committee Of the
County Justices Of the Peace, on Public Prop
erty, have ordered the immediate repair Of the
damages sustained by the Court House, during
last Wednesday storm, and the work has been
already commenced Harrison JaYins will do
the brick work Elliott and Davis the Carpen-
ter's work; Purcell & Hoy the tin work, and
Randolph Semmes the plasterer work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20

POLICE REPORT MAYOR S OFFICE. Sarah
Grayson, wife Of Thomas Grayson, on com
plant of Mary Grayson, also wife Of Thomas
Grayson, for retaining such furniture in her
possession as Thomas Grayzon wished to give
to Mary Grayson, was MISUNDERSTANDING been
ordered to deliver the furniture in question:
All these parties were negroes.
Carrie Wilson, woman hailing from Michi-
gan, who has been wandering about this neigh
borhood for some time past, was committed to
the Work House, at her own request.
No criminal cases at the Magistrates office
today,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20

THE LATE SToRM.-Tho storm which pre-
vailed With such violence in this neighborhood
or Wednesday evening last inflicted, we ere
informed by gentlemen from the country, con-
siderable injury upon the growing corn and tho
fruit trees in its track, which, fortunately how
ever, was not Of very extended breadth
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20

DIsoRDERLY.-Many citizens residing in the
neighborhood Of the corner of Wilkes and Royal
streets, near Jamiesou's Foundry, complain
Of the noisy and disorderly conduct Of certain
young men and boys who congregate nightly in
that locality, and whose yelling and hallooing,
in the dead hours Of the night, is g source of
great annoyance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20

SHADE TREES. How useful shade trees are
in city, has been demonstrated during the
late heated term. They are desirable on the
score of beauty, health, and utility. We wish
every street in our ancient city had rows of
shade trees in front of the houses. They would
not interfere with trade or business even on the
business streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20

DEAD BODY FOUND. Tho dead body of q
man, apparently about sixty years of age, was
found this morning, floating in the Potomac,
near the bone factory, between this city and the
four mile rum His dress consisted Of white
shirt, and light summerpants, socks and shoes
From appearances it is supposed he had been
in the water several days The Coroner has
summoned jury to hold an inquest upon the
corpse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20

STEAMER ON F1RE-The steamer Thomas
Co,lyer, on her trip down. at noon, to-day, met
with an accident which fortunately produced
no injury greater than considerable scare to
some on board. Just before the steamer
reached her dock, it was discovered that some
of the woodwork near the boiler had caught
fire, and was in flames Much confusion oc-
Cured on board but the use Of buckets soon
extinguished the flames, and by the time the
boat reached the wharf all was quiet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20

F,TOTICE,-sTOLENo on tho night of the 18th
inst, 8 BROWN MARE l6 hands highs
upwards, II years old last Spring, in fine condl-
ton. No other marks recollected.
Also, SORREL MARE, with white III the
face, two white hind feet and, marks Of collar;
also, scar on the hip, about l5@ hands high al and
10 or II years old. !. /. u 3EA 49,,
" 2O-iw ,::apidan 5tetion, 9. . l. 3: !
- SlNAEs.-If tho Young Icn wno Tc2l-
PIPE from the "orown She'd Thart, on
Saturday evening, July l4th, does notretnrn the
same he will be exposed, Jy zV!t"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20

n; "--!AAosD p1REcToRs.-The m.etins OF ths
,o "S''c:a o. she Orange rnd Alexandria Rail
;o~S, io's zRs b2os, in aeeaio7 il t'1:ecit~ dug
and .a las: several Gays, adjourned lest a:@l.t
this m muse in attendance left for their home
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20

FINE Ra1Ns.-1ho fine rains are helping to
make the early corn, and the earth promises 70
yield abundantly Of other crops. Vegetables
were never in greater profusion-potatoes and
onions especially.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20

FISH WHARF.-The Central Coal Company
has, through its agent in this city, NJ. Reuben
Johnston, declined renting the Corporation
property, at Fish town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20

DIsTURBANCE.-A disturbance was created
last night, on King street, above Washington,
by the whipping Of a man named Suss, by some
unknown parties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20
MARRIED.

| At Amherst Court House, Va, July l7th BY
| Rev nj. B. Wharton, ROBERT A. PENDLE-
| TON esq, Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Am 8 :
herst and Mrs. ANNIE S. GILLIAN, all OF
| Amherst county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20

TIE GAI1AI AQU GDUCT.-The foreman Of a
gang Of workmen who was engaged yesterday
in driving piles into the bed Of the Potomac
river, beneath the aqueduct, to support that
structurc had notice issued by Mayor Addi-
son Of Georgetown, and served upon him DUR
ing the dass' warning him that the placing; Of
SUCH distractions in the river would sui ject the
party performing The work TO arrest and i'm
prisonEent. Under orders however from the
contractors, Aessrs. Qugley, Wells and Dun
gan, 5he foreman continued the !7or!s, ard in
the cvez:ns police officer Of that city appeared
on Re Ii-g;H;a side IF the river with Tarrant
for his o7zost. The authority to serve the war-
rant Titnin the jurisdiction Of tic State Of
Firginis .7as denied, and the arrest had not
beer MADE Up to dar,,-- last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20

NYE, THE UNDERSIGNED, COMMIS-
w SION MERCHANTS Of Alexandria, Va.
in Wow of the increased expenses of business,
have agreed that on and after the 25th instant,
we will charge two and half per cent com
mission on all grain received by, us per railroad.
GEORGE II. ROBINSON.
r. A. BREWIS & co.
THOS. PERRY,
KNOX & WATTLES.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
G. f. SUBTLE.
W. A. SMOOT.
iv 1887 BLACKLOCK s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20

The Senate has set apart to- might, commend
ing at = o'clock, for the consideration Of
District business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20

TOR NEW YORK.-The steamer TRADE
Il WIND, Captain Doane, will leave to-mor-
row evening at o'clock, upon the arrival OF
the cars Of the o. s. A. r. +. For freight or
If HUOE s. WEDDERBURN,A Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20
POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.

4
~;s,euY +, The safe and commodious steamer
rEI2ssss.sszss EXPRESS, Captain E. A. RYTHER,
leaves Baltimore every Tuesday evening at 4
O. clock for Alexandria, Washington and George
town, stopping at the usual landing places on
the Potomac river. Returning, leaves Wash
ington at O clock, and Alexandria at o. clock
every Saturday morning For freight and pas
sage apply to j. BRODERS 81 co..
No. II, King street,
Alexndriu, Va,
Or to A.. NEEDHAM g. SONS,
iy l9-tf Baltimore Nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20
DIED.

at the residence of his son, Henry B. Woolls,
csc. in Jacksonville, Indiana, on the Sth inst,
Mr.. GEORGE WOOLLS, formerly of this
nlace. in the 9Sth year of his age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20
ID e. JENK INNS,
~
HOUSE CARPENTER Al7D JOINER,

respectfully so!icits from his old friends and Gus
toners, and the public generally I. si2@72 Of pat,
ronagc, guarantying enjirc s?tjs5522 Sio:l IN Ell
cases. Having been deprived Of his 25aoe OF
business. L. the fate Of var, he Car, for kno
present, be found at his residence: 70. IS, North
Ho especially would solicit ZOE WORK,
which, he is prerared &c DO ?!i*h Sael..nos5 dis
patch and on the on iha loves; :oTrs ana con-
hdently appeals 70 MS folsou citizens n tniG The
ho1r II mood nh ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20
YJ-gs;g,s, G:sn-gE;GaIss &G.G.
:tLELc?I II. JANEEY
SAMUEL II. dAkNI

SAMUEL Il. aAEaEE. :t@HLca; ''.-SAss'a1
TANNEI 8 co.
e. Wholesale s. TSe:ail
d I: u & 3 S
And Dealers in NLET'El5 LEAD, 2AlNTs,
OILS, and WARE Sc les, -VTtp&aw G'a5s and
Putty, Spices and pure g-ouu lite, S,oieee
LIQUORS, Smoking ard Cae7EiIts: ;4oaacco a2d
Scgars PEro Port, lladeg2 a.: i5s-S y is''s'
Physicians preacTiDsions cR"efl T. 1;"ooacG@.
Orders fror.. the colSr- soiie:Ee4; Gad % 2li:ly
attended to at the most raascna Bic Tatos: :,
Their store, Nc 10, King stzcc$ aeo"o st;
Asaph. has Just lJoon landsoDloig &ttc: i':'r 80
"a r!zs, z2--tE r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20
RER RS. CASTLEMAN'S SCHOOL.

IXA
Tho duties of this School will be resumed on
MONDAY, Sept. nth. Mrs. G. hopes, from
her past experience to give satisfaction to those
who may patronize her. She will be provided
with competent assistance, and prepared to re-
ceive pupils of all ages. Those who wish to en-
ter their children are requested to mako early
South Pitt street jy 2O-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-20
LOCAL TIE WIS.
f7orHEg PRIZE FIaHT About half past

;.f7oTHEg PRIZE FIaHT-About half past
t5u4e o'cock, this morning a party left the
WASHINGTON, on the steamer Mariner, fol
tha purpose Of Witnessing prize fight between
7!oretio Bolster, Of Washington, and Mike
English, alias Carr, Of Baltimore. Yesterday
Bolster, one Of the principals, vas tried il
WASHINGTON or g charge Of arson, and as soon
os 5ae trial vas over he and his antagonist
ware placed on board IA schooner and sent down
the ~::ye7 in advance. Bolster and English
haze ict;: fought Collier at different times, and
the litter came ont victor on both occasions.
They were decidedly light weights, and conse-
orently there Was not so great an interest
nieniGasteG by sporting men in this fight as
there was in that between Aaron and Collier,
which came of some weeks ago.
The Gght occurred ct Johnson's Spring,
short distance below this city, and resulted in
ENGLISH being declared the victor, after the
24th FOUND, when the second of Bolster threw
I'D his sponge. The fight lasted twenty-three
minutes st the twelve round Bolsters left
wrist vas knocked out of joint, and, as his
right ',rist had been put in the same condition,
in his last fight, he fought the last twelve rounds
with both bis wrists out Of joint. Bolster and
number of his friends stopped in this city on
thor asy up, and attracted in their preambula-
tons :>n:ough the city, considerable excitement.
------e e->A----
IT1H l{EIGHBoRHoOD CHURCHES. We are
gi2G 70 near, form ali portions OF this vicinity,
favo. ~bie accounts Of the manner in which the
cio;>3 o. industry are repairing the -avages of
We. n :nat section especially beyond Cam
eror .uG aad in the ncishborhood Of the Tele-
g.aDh .oaG, there remains now but few Of the
traces O., wars desolation" Three houses Of
worship nave been erected in that nei ghbor-
hooi, since the war, within few miles COM
pass Two chapels "Sharon" and "Olivct, :"
connected with the Protestant Episcopal
Ch0gca, and G third, just finished, upon the
lan& 0: Ilr. Pullman, intended as church, free
to eli denominations, and also as school house
for INC .leighboGhood This building has been
put - D: subscription, and will soon be in
service. We are glad to chronicle these be-
ginnings, and we hope 70 have many such to
rccord 5 thrifty back country will make a
thr;io? oity
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-24
STEAMBOAT BURNED.

From the Savannah Herald of Monday
We obtain the following particulars Of the
destruction by fire Of the steamer Asher
Ayres, running between Savannah and
Hawbinsviile:
The steamerAsher Ayres, built i'm New
York, by Webb & Bell for the Altamaha
and Ocmulgee river trade, passenger and
freight boat while making her first trip
from Hawkinsville, was destroyed by fire
together with a load of cotton valued at
half million of dollars, on the ninth
instant
The Asher Ayres left Hawkinsyille at
halfpast one p. m, Saturday week, with
fourteen white cabin passen gers. several
negro passengers, and a crew Of twenty
hands On Tuesday last, when near
Half Moon Bluff three miles below the
forks Of the Altamaha and Ocmuigee
rivers, the steamer was discovered to be
Uu fire about the wheel houses on the
lpper deck. She was totally consumed.
capt. VIM. Taylor, who was in com
mand OF the Asher Ayres, has been iOr
many years connected with the naviga-
tion Of the Altshama and Ocmulgee
rivers,
one negro woman, with her three chill
dren, two negro men and Portuguese
boy, named Johnny, deck hand, were
lest. The steamers papers were also
lost. Capt. Taylor and the saved arrived
by the Gen. Shepley and .. +. Potter, on
Saturday afternoon last, The Asher
Ayres was valued at fifty 10 sixty thous-
and dollars, partially insured in North
era offices. She was owned by Asher
Ayres and Others.
The load OF the steamer consisted OF
one hundred and twenty-eight bales OF
cotton.
b4~ The Smallpox has made its appear
nuna m.ul. u l.L-.lL II -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-24
MUTUAL BENEFIT
Life Insurance Company
NEWARK, ~. J.

Organized A. D. 1876. Net Assets, January
lSb5-s7 ,5OJ,UJ0. Dividend-50 per cent.
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r-,e s-r7.ra .,rr insertion 81 e
eadh additional insertion b
two weeks 3: ~
one month : 80 u
ne- All advertisements considered cue alleI
the Hrst Insertion -.s.-.- -
Hf- hizht lines Of solid nonparei constlluie a
square. a. ,.....7 ,-...f,
i5s- A = advertisements I'm the special Notlce
column viii he charged - cents per ms
49, Marriage and death notices punlished as
r--ller aIverrI~aInents-
ns5- An advertisements net n'arsed Tor spe-
-if.d time will be discontinued az the end Of
g. AN advert seneuts for the Appeal must
br handed in at the Clerk desk.
as- z--1nr.sHl aiue4tse1isnts usils. BE- paid foT
g. cau1ice.
aa- 40 adverriseunenr win appcar in the
weekly paper. unless hy special contract.
c. Aavarrl -sraeu-s % be inserted in the
Weekly paper ouIy, or ~ lrreEalar Intervals in
e5rner uf the papers. viii De charged 81 per
rguare for each and every insertion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-24

our Geneal Assat, vii be happy TO m eli or.
dsss promptly a. ne Lowest Cash Pficss-
jail snt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-24

GOMERNILLElI 'enstIe Institute.
y q. a. Rivers. -. ID. President.
This Institution Is located in Somerville.
Tenn. cUunected bv "a branch with the N a.. &.
Railroad, at Moscow. ID is in successful opera
ton, under au able faculty, and is prepared %
receive any numbered additional pupils.
F0r further PARTICULAR apply % K. u Rivers,
or J. q. HUMPHREYS
fHuq IT11 President OF Trustees
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-24
Put up in 9, Il. q, and is pound packages,
Half RarFals ana Barrels.

Ffis dour will be fonnd on sale IN packages a.
Ali rirzt css family groceries IN the city and al
wholesale 40 the manufactoiyr NO. 514 Front
street, Memphis, Tenn
A liberal discount villa be made 10 the Trade
fanl4 ALLEN n. MORdAS. Pr0prietor