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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

WATCH SrOLES.-The two cOloTed
men implicated IN the theft Of Mr.. Lev
ms watch, an account Of which was
given in these columns last week, were
up before Esquire Creighton on Thurs
day, snd after investigation sent to prison
10 await trial in the criminal court. a
third party, also colorsd, was discharged
the evidence not being Sufficient to
warrant his detention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

THANKs-We are indebted 10 our VI
terprislng friends, Emmons & Son, for
full files Of Louisville, St. Louis, Chicago
and New York papers OF the very latest
dates. They are truly the friends Of the
press Also 70 the Southern Express
Company for repeated favor Of the same
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

THEFT OF DIAMOND PN.-A warrant
was issued on yesterday, and Nat. Rob
erts, coloTed, arrested, charged with
stealing a diamond snd opal breastpin,
valued st $50, from the gentleman in
whose employ he was, as a personal at
teudsnt. Roberts was examined by Es-
quire Creighton, and committed to jail
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

PERsoNAL-Our boyhood'scompanion,
DR.. Edward Newton, for sometime corps
surgeon in the army Of Northern Vlr-
ginis, but now residing in Pamela county,
Miss, is In the city and stopping at the
Eevr-o
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

List or Letters Remaining Ia the Pest
once al Memphis, Teaa, Saturday,
ApFIf 7th, 1866.

obtain any Ofthese letters, the applicant
must cal FOR @Advertised Letters" dive M
dave 81 the LIST. and pay one cent for adVerti-
f7rot eaIiad for within one monh, they viii
be pent 10 the Dead Letter ONCE.
Place The postage stamp on lhs upper right
hand corner. and leave space between fhe
stamp and direction for post-marEing without
Interesting with the writing
n. IA request FOR the return or letter u
the writer in uuclaimed within thirty days OF
loss. written or printed, WITH TIE writer's name
postOnIcs and State acr0ss the iell-.ahd enc p
The envelope. on the face side, VII re couAPAel
With afthe usual prepaid rate OF postage, pas.
able when the letter IS delivered = inc WIZ
nB- ONCE hours from u A. n sun
days from Ito 10 O'Clock A. ~
ROBEII {. GAsI. Poslmaster.
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TELEGRAHs.-The following kilograms
remain uncalled form the Office DR.. W.
Z. Rodgers, J.. Frost, Mr.. Holt0n, E. Z.
Root, Capt. sam. Archer, VIM. Siger-
magic, 3. g. Harlonda, A. C. Low d Bro,
b L. Converse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

THAEKs-We are under obligations
to our friends Hart & Co. for files of late
up-river papers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

PETER DAws0E-chRrged with stealing
five barrels ef four-had his case contin-
ued until to-day st ten O'Clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

Inc st. Louis hepGollf4h OF tAe
The weather yesterday was dark and eouef;
Toward evening we were favored With q cold
rain, which no doubt Kept up 81 nlgaI
AQtH Outstanding the dlsagreeaple NeA4IL
yesterday bushes was very GOOD eon-i1e.4u
ne reports trom other ports. We may aa4 klet
rom burg- Cinelnn1ui Louisville aho Sew
orleans, We have accounts cf te Fefs NoL's
kind.
The EIF FRs-At this point The Mississippi
was suti failing last evening, although we have
every reasOns as a. q raining. To believe that 70
haE about reached the mfasHlusa-
From The UPPER streams We have no further
reports b we're published yesterday.
The Louisville C5Euer Of the 4th
The river was failing rather faster Yesterday
with 7 feet 3 inhco6 water I'D the canal. Ia me
evening, by the mark During the prevfous
q hours the river had fallen inches al the
head ofthe falls and "a inches a. Portland.
The weather continues clear and warm. A.
most too warm, making WinteF Euits uneon.
fortabE heavy, with The thsrm0meler ranging
o. shs fsus last sysaing there wsTs feet 3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

szssrszEfppf and Tennessee RsDroad-
Fta,v.two miles shorter than any other route.
ro o-snada. Jackson, WcksbuTg and New or
800 Trains leave daily Al 40 p "a Baggage
s-ss through. Time 70 New Orleans, p
bou-. Through tickets for sale 81 the Missis-
.ir.l ana tennessee Depot foot o. Aain street
80 a. No. 5Isderson street under Commercial
uotsl A. 3. LTVERMORE, Gent Supt
p osrrEr. Gen1 Ticket Agent apT~lf
we arc reousatsd 10 sta1e that Il e Captain
" Il. Rslly-k@psr OF the City Prison-Fho
is q oauditate for city Tax Collector
Music Bozes-A complete assortment Of
Frsnohmusic boEea, from 50 70 $50, inst received
att Katzanbzch's Muzio Emporium 81 Main
street apT7-z@
sseInway a sons Pianos, Eunns Gate
Nunn d Clark'sj Piauos, Bradbury Pianos, ana
Mason e HamliuE ahine Organs. at r. Kat
z.nbschz, 81 Main street, which viii aubosold
below Sew YORK prices for the present.
ap7-A
EnaraVine-s and PistuFe frames git, ross-
wool and Eainut-Bqaars or oysl-pictuTe
frames made TO order. 81 p. K-atEaubach'S a7
Main street. Also, for sale, n maEnihoeat lot Of
pictures suitable for restaurants. livery stables
and bar rooma. Hpr5-A.
The Toaug s0uahsrner-For Gun sentsi
q perfect gem OF a hat Al Francisco A Wlgsln,
SOC Main street apri ~
For saIe.-A great bargain is offered In g
restaurant and saloon now Gearing $40 per
week and UPWARD, II immediate application IS
made 70 !. W.. Pool 8 co 1ss Main e. ap41
The Tyeoos Fenluaaor-uEt received by
Express At FRANCHISE 8 Wiggin, Ss M-in street.
aprfzt
Or. J. A. uoPtoB. OF Huntsville, Ala, may
be CONSENTED al the Gayoso, No. 81 unnn the
ION inst He guarantees 70 cure the worst cases
Of PILES In the city. OF state. and VIII iorieli
$1,000 for every failure. Ladies VIII be visited
al their houses aprs
Tine Chinese Veafuator-something new
st Franeiseo& Wigsin'@ spr441
The CORK lined FaHtiIatOr-vey Light
and cool al Francisco a Virgins. aPr44t
The TapaneSs Venfiiator-vev tasty and
.osl- A. Francisco a WleEa, 80 Nsfa street.
~HF 49,
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MECHANICS MEETING POsTPONED.-Ln
consequence Of the rain last night, the
meeting Of mechanics announced to take
place at the City Hall was postponed until
next Monday evening, when the com
mittee appointed TO draw up an address
10 the tradesmen Of Memphis viii pre-
semi their repOrt.
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SUSPICIOUS TRANsACTION.-One Geo.
Burke vas apprehended by the police,
Yesterday, under The following circum-
stances: Burke, who is an unprepOssess-
ing ookingindividuai, and equipped in a
wardrobe worth possibly seventy-fve
centsorone dollar, the OutL, hadinhis pos
session a nearly new ana very hnesaddle,
which he offered TO Messrs. Hawkins d
Co.. on Second street, at a nominal price.
The firm recognized the saddle as of
their make. and deeming the mans story
very contradictory and improbable,
oansed his arrest. At the magistrates
Office he gave a very ridiculous account
of the manne in which he had acquired
the property, saying he had bought It IN
View Orleans FOR fifty dollars, and yet
admitting he owned no horse, and
wished TO carry It TO st. Louis ty boat
Although as a pretended resident Of St
Louis he must have known such a sad
die would have been far cheaper there
than in New Orleans, and at any rate
was not worth fifty dollars anywhere. As
his tale 70 The magistrate differed mate
rally from what he had said to Others
Esouire Creighton ordered his cenfne-
ment In the station house to await fur
Their developments, and 70 give any law
ful claimant an opportunity to recover
his property.
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miscellaneous.

The liberty did not arrive unul yesterday
morning. bat brought down q splendid trip,
which was unlosded in double quick time, and
she len szain last night nuII o. peopis, for they
win 90 with such men as Capt ArSher and Ed
Judge.
The Csntralia has dropped down 20 her land
Ing. looking perfectly respondent in her new
drssa She 4 advertised sor Arkansss nvsr this
evening.
The Wild Irlshman, the great 5t. Paddy, goes
out for Vicksburg this evening. Capt. O'harl
BY his gsnusmsniy bearing and genislity, has
made o name for her that viii never die and
she already has a. may friends In her new
trade rs she LEFT behind her IN the old one
The Mouie HnmhIeton for 81. Francis, and
the Cleaner FOR Arkansas rivers. LEFT lat night
With fine trips.
The Harry Dean, whereof the popular Morg
Bateman "a commander, Is the regular White
river packet this evening. She VIII go too.
~TaosiIver Moon has been weathor here,
but viii leave FOR Cincinnati this evening rain
OF shine
The southerner Is the ST. Louis packet this
evening. Noone viii have the "blues' where
Dsn Mussleman and arry Entisr are.
Their Il. Bishop is on for Arkansas river thil
evening shs Is a good, sound boat.
The Platte valley passed down yesterday win
q ane TIP.
The St. Cloud from New orie@nsh due to-
dar.
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We arc requssted 10 sts1e that Il q captain
" b Rsuly-kseper Of tne city Fflsoh-NAo
Is 8 oaudiGate for city Tax Coueclor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

C0EsIDERATE TEI6vEs.-A couple OF
light fingered gentry entered the house
Of q gentleman residing on Adams street
about three O'Clock yesterday morning,
and explored one or two rooms before
they were heard and the alarm given.
They both made good their escape, and
carried of nothing but 3 pair Of pants,
AIKEN from the chamber in which the
gentleman Of the house wsssleeping, and
one vest. distracted from an adjoining
apartment. Many rascsls would have
carried Off the whole suit, and those TEL
lows are therefore, justly entitled to be
designated q considerats thieves. such
out-ages show c~onclusively re have some
desperate s~coundreis prowling about the
city, and h-ouseholders cannot be 200
careful in securing doors and windows
before retiring at night.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

steinWay a sons Pianos, Euuns lnte
Nunn d Cnrzs Pianos, Bradbury Pianos, ana
Mason & HamlinE Cabinet Organs. at F. Kat
z,nbach's, 81 Main street. which will aubes0ld
bsloJs Sew YORK price, for the present.
nurl-ea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

TIE WEATEER-Eesterday was an
other raw, damp day, and so cool as to
require good fires, to render u at all
comfortable. We see by exchanges, the
angular variations Of temperature expe-
uenced here during she past week, have
been equally great in Ohio and Illinois.
At Columbus and Springfield, Ohio, the
Thermometer indicated eighty degrees
Fah-anheit in the shade, aud the Their
mometer was only three degTSes lower in
Memphis, while to-day it is only hfty-siz
degrees. A difference Of twenfy-one de-
gres in three days must necessarily be
injurious TO health, and We fear wiz pro-
fn-a sicknea.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07
Poer OFFECE DEPAErNEST,
ApPoTSTNEsT OFFICE

Sir. Your application, with accompa-
zinc rs Dersl. FOR the establishment OF
ne fTee delivery system IN your city a
been received. You wiz nominate TO
This ofnoe, lor appointment As letter car
riers. such as YOU may deem necessary
% commence with, a.1d ADVISE pa Fegs1
70 the compensation t12t "ouu II a.
and reasonable. On nceipt o. ge
names, the appointments viii pe msl
OF which you viii be notified. bonas
and Oaths will be sent 10 you WITH bns
notice Of appointments, which Wnen
duly executed must be returned % TINS
once. The carriers hen viii De
resdy u commence work. 4 special
agent Of this Department will be sent
down % assist in organizing the system.
Street iron letter boEes viii also be fur
uished you. Very respectfully
ALEX ". RANDALL.
Flrst Assistant General,
Rom GTEr. Postmaster. AemulIa-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07
EDUCATIONAL.
SELECT CLASSICAL INSTITUTE
For Young Ladies'.
MRS. ANNIE CHAMBERS EETCHUM.
PRINCIPAL.
Nora @. Bradford.
Mistress Of Music Department.
BOZ POPLAR STREET, sT

Besides a complete course IN Mathematics,
beies-letrres, Material Sciences, History and As
tronomys with the daily use OF Globes the
routine Of study includes latin, French, and
Pencil Drawing, All Of which are regularly and
thoroughly taught, without extra charge.
- Terms made known upon application at
the Institute. ST Poplarstreet.
R-EFERENGEss EL. Rev C. r. Qufntard. Pew.
Geo. White, Gen. Albert Pike, u. ". 7. Irwin,
J.F Tre1evant ap6sp5 In
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Music Bozes.-A complete assortment Oh
Frsnohmusle bozea, from 50 70 so, inst received
att. Kaizenbzchs Muzic Empounm, az Main
street ap9-&
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A MOVEMENT N THE RIGHT DEREC-
r1oE.-Our readers VIII perceive from
the letter given below that We are 70 be
favored i'm Memphis by the prompt es-
tsoIishment Of the free delivery system,
which has long been in successful opera
ton in most Of the Northern and West
en- cities in the country, and has proved
70 be a very great convenience 70 bust
ness meo Of all classes. We hail It's e.
adjustment in this city a. a material
Improvement, and m much needed in
our rapidly developing business facilities.
Postmaster Gist merits the thanks Of the
community for his energetic efforts in
80. r-a-r faaar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

ITALIAN AND FRENCH LIST
AUDRIM Arata mrs IL
D~EAUCHAMP miss lie
CtARLEIEoN
ONGINOTTI9
NALATESTAN MercierP
NJ Moni
DAsCHALLA
INITIALS.
APERIo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

RECORDERS COURT DOCKET. On
Yesterday the persons before the Recor-
der were as follows John H0wser, Ed
ward White, VIM. Scott, John Kelly
and P. h. Stein, all charged witn drank
nne and fined So toss % therefor. g..
". Carol, fighting, fined Sc Harry
Lathsm, for keeping gambling house,
dned 50 John O'Brien, drunk, fined
s.; VIM. Lehev, drunk snd d~isorderly,
aued 81, ard John Healey, for fighting,
50 More, Ayers & Co, guilty-of mis-
demeanor, were assessed in a fine Of SlI.
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For saIe.-A great bargain is offered IN s.
restaurant and saloon now Gearing $40 per
week and upward, II immediate application Is
made 70 g. w. Pool g. Co 1ss Main e. ap41
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E-nEravings and PiStuFe frames gilt, rove
wood and Eainut-squars pr oFal-picture
frames made 70 order. 81 p K~atEeubacn's a7
Main street. Also, FOR sale, q magnihoeat lot Of
pictures suitable for restaurants. livery stables
and bar rooma. spr5-2L
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

society OF 81 Vincent de Paul The
members OF this Society are enrnastlyre requested
to attend q meeting az their Hen on next sun
day evening NJ O'Clock, for the purpose OF
efec ing a thorough reorganization, BY order
81 ~ prostdent ap5 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

The CORR lined FantiIator-vey light
cool. al Francisco a Virgins. aPr4A
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The Touug SOusherner-fOr young gentsi
q perfect gem OF a hat al Francisco a Wiggln,
s9 Main street. apr4 Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

The Tycooa Fenulator-uE received by
Express at Francisco g Wiggini as Main street
aurEzt
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Or. }. A. uOPtoB. Of Huntsville, Ala, may
be CONSENTED al The Gayoso, No. 81, until the
ION inst. He guarantees 70 cure the worst cases
OF Piles in the city, o. state. and VIII forfeit
$1,000 for every failure. Ladies VIII be visited
- t,etr houses aprS n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

ARRESTS BY PoLIcE-John Easter and
David Cutbsnden, colored citizens, in
dulged In hsticufs, for which officer
joyce very properly suppressed their
liberty, by sfording them entertainment
in Castle Kelley
Henry Kickers0n was brought to the
same place on q State warrant, by Mr..
James Creighton, constable.
George Pendercost was 50 mean as to
steal cakes from a little girl, and is, We
hope, chewing the cud Of bitter refee-
ton. in the city jail, whittier officer Lee
brought him. Tom Johnson, colcred,
also was guilty Of theft, and got himself
captured by officer Smith.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

the Chinese vesfuator4something new
ct Francisco& Wlggn'A spr44t
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h Ventilator-vey tasty and
49, =. Frsuslsoo a WIeaa, ~ NsiR street.
sPsa
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RIVER MATTERS.


weather and Business.
Yesterday was another miserable day upon
the lsvee, as a slow rain fell during the whole
day. and IN the evening il began 10 rain hard,
and continues 70 do 50 mp to the present wri-
unE
The levee, owing TO the rain andits wretcheo
hlthy condition, was almost deserted by an.
a Few steamboat runners, an occasions
drsyman, and anon, a reporter, drenchea TO The
skin, came Eounderlng through the mud and
mire. 10 meet with the old excuse for the alb
afhres on these boats thai hs had that
morning proclaimed would undoubtedly leave,
but there they we're, sin consequence Of the
weather"
The river Il stH falling at about the sam
rate.
Arrivals.
Steamer LAberty No. ., from Louisville.
Platte Valley, nom s. Louis.
@Outherncr from 81. Louis.
Lady Gay, from New Orleans.
Memphis, from Arkansss river,
Departures
Steamer II. Hamblston, for st. Francis river.
Liberty No. 2 for Louisville.
Cleaner, for Arksnsas river.
Platte Valley, fer Nicksburg.
Lady cay, for 81. Louis.
Boats IN Port
Centralis, Boutheruer, r. NJ. Bishop,
Nevada, City Of Cairo, silver Moon
Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

Sch PriutinE.-Our Job department is re-
plete with an the latest and newest styles Of
type nd presses, and we are prepared to exc
cute an classes Of printing a. the shortest no
dce and on the most reasonable terms. Bring
in your orders TO IS Madison street. mrf-tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Notice 70 shippers. freight for all points on
Mississippi Central Railroad, wiz be receives
daily until further notice.
anslw j. NJ. PANfPlIN. EreightAgt
Beafhan q mehllngee. having eopened
their busfness establishment nc SO Main st., be-
tween Madison ana Monroe streets, invite thelr
old friends and acquaintance 70 honor Their
new estabIshmen with their presenee, promis-
ing them themosf prompt, poltesia and cheapest
dealings. aRA"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

Notice 20 Passengers via M.& {. Rail-
rOad.-The mail and passenger train leaving
Memphis at G3 am. makes connection al De-
catur Tor Nashville, Louisville, etc, aud al
Chattanooga, with trains for an points East and
South. Corinth accommodation train leaves
Memphis az 10 am. aud connects closely with
Mississippi Central aud Mobile &Ohio Railroad,
for New Orleans and Mobile. Junction sccomo-
dalton leaves Memphis at SPIN. For through
tickets and Information, apply at the Compa-
ny's office, 70 Is Court street ap5tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

Teeth like Pe~aris.-Secured by the use OF
CaywelI, Mack & Co.'s "Dsntine p Tooth Pow
der. It is absolutely free from an substances
injurious 20 the teeth. and Is used by the best
dentists. CASWELL MACK & co,
Sole manufacturers. New York.
NTPGEN a REAKTET,
mrrlLnna --le-.-.L. .n.-L. hL.unhle
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The Presidents Proclamation. 80 This
important document, which brings peace aud
good VII to us, has az lengthbesn issued. We
congratulate our reeders, and would suggest
that they visit the large and popular Segar,
Tobacco and Pipe House Of suSmaun, Mayer
& Co., and examine the celebrated johnson
Pipes" and Cartridges, they have Just received.
The attention Of country merchants is partic-
ularIy called 10 this reliable house, which Is
the largest OF Its Kind in the South, having
complete sssortments Of hne genuine Havaus
and Domestic SegaTs, Virginia and other to-
bscco. Meerschaum. Bziar, Rosewood, French,
Turkish and Dutch Pipes, OF their own lmpoT-
tation. Remember No. Jefferson Block.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-08-23

A Boy whose honesty is to be more COM
mended than his ingenuity, once carried some
butter to a merchant in a country village to
exchange for goods. The butter having very
beautiful appearance, and the merchant being
DESTROYS of procuring such for his own use, in
vited the boy to bring him all the butter his
mother had TO spare. Il think, said the boy,
" she can't spare any more, for she said she
would not have spared this, only rat fell into
the cream, and she did not like to use it her
self"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-08-23
NOTICE.
June I, 1866.

Tobacco. SegarS, &c.
200, 600 Imported and Domestic Segars, from
SIS to $500 per 1000.
200 Boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
90 Boxes Scotch Snuff,
50 Cases Smoking Tobacco,
10 Barrels
200 Reams Wrapping Paper,
$4,000 Paper Pockets, from to y lbs,
80 Reams Cap, Letter and Note Paper,
10000 Envelopes, assorted,
40 Dozen Maynard & NoyeS Ink,
% Gross Pens and Pen Holders,
5000 Blank Cards, assorted,
60 Boxes Pipes,
Barrels
80 Kegs and boxes Scotch, Rappee, Con-
gress and Maccabau Snuff,
40 Gross Matches,
80 Dozen Backing,
10 Dozen Brushes,
so Gross fne-cut Chewing Tobacco,
10 Half barrels
10 Gross Tobacco and Snuff Boxes,
u Gross assorted Pipe Bowls,
5000 Pipe Stems, assorted.
All of which will be sold on the best terms,
by LLOYD LOGAN.
NIB. Rags bought and received in ex-
change for goods.
Winchester, Nov. 9, est.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-08-23
PATENT BROOM HEADS.

rIyHE Subscribers having the exclusive night OF
Jefferson and Loudoan Counties, Virginia, for
the sale of
MILLER.S PATENT BROOM HEADS
are prepared 10 furnish the public with them ~
short notice. The BROOM HEAD il 50 simple nat
Broom can be made without the least trouble ~
any person in FIVE minutes, and when the broom
straw wears out the Head can be filed at
The Broom Head will last life time ~ = .ns
best invention out as IL is great saving IN pf9o,'
Tbev can be seen at the Store Of Mr.. James Reed,
Harpers Ferry; at the Office ofthe Free Press at the
office of S. W Patterson, Bolivar; or WIN John
r.. Duttou. Waterford; LoudOun county, va.
JAMES w. DIXON BRO
Dec. 81, '65.-ly. Frederick City, no.