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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21

TT0TIGE IS hereby given that sealed proposals Wiu
IN be received at the office Of the Mayor OF the
INCORPORATED Village Of Delaware, for EraFelng san
dusky street nom the North line Of Norta Street %
south line Of Bomford street where she same has
not been graveed by the owners, in dance with
the provisions Of Ordinance passed Aug 7thsA D,
1865 and aso guuaEiRg SAID street from the Old
corporation line, and TO the South line of B0mford
Street. where the same has not been DONE The gFav-
cling aud guttering ia be let separately, aud wit be
let Tor 80 much per running measure. The gut
tering TO wide and six isoes deep 70 be lald
with cobbe stone well imbeded IN sand. Ire grav
cling % be IS inches deep te center ana SIX Inches
at tne curb stone and running as 70 give the street
the proper r0l exogft mucn Of said street as lies
between the line Of North Street and the north
line OF the lot cWned by H Cornell, known as the
Finch property where the gravel will be required y
be three nches In tho center more or less as 20
meet the required grade ali 20 be done under she
direction al The Village engineer and to the
ton ana aee;Ila Of me councu- Bids Will be re-
csived By the Ma ms Oce on and after tue 18th
dsv 81 september, and until Tue 24th OF September
d. 1866 The Aayor IS auLnorzsd AM wills sell 10 the
succ ssfu bidder in he desires lt, sufficient
el and eobbie stone for the so.
sepl4io6. .2L JOHN .. 10nhs, Mayor.
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NOTICE.

THE Treasurer's OF those Township Bible Societie
II that are IA arrears Tor bUOks are requested to
brng IN their accounts Tor settlement as may
be convenient
By Urdsr the Board Of Directors, -
June Is 566. II I,epusltary Delaware Co. B. 5.
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Notice.
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i a vi Ii y No Nlll-lAA1-9 y = ~
TvEEP constantly on hand Coffee, Teas Sugars, Rice,
IL Neal Flour Fish, Pork, Dried Beef, sugar Cured
fl,os and Shou ders Pure Cider Vinegar, AlOlasses
Syrups Crockery stone Ware aud Fruit Cans-
Remember the place-One door south Of Miiier's.
Feb. l9, 1854.
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Pianos and 1IeIodeons

II 9TH Boston aud own manufacture, Away
10 ON hand AZ j. Fl lATIMEk . Music StOkE.
december sc l6o4s
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PROSPECTUS.
NEW YORK TRIBUNE
ENLARGED.
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
Enlargement Of the Daily, semi-Week-
II and Weekly Tribune.

Notwithstanding the fact that the size OF THE TEI-
BUM has been in creased more than one quarter the
price will remain the same.
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September 8tb 1866.
]. Il. MENDENHALL & co.

Cal particular attention to Beautiful selectiOn Of
New S-yle Shawls, Fine Chameleon Shaws Elegant
Breakfast Shawls, Fine Pads ana Shauto
BLOCK Checks Shawls, MiddleseE Long
Shawls Gay Plaids and solid COors,
Black ShaWls Of hne quality ,Cioaks
Basquins, Saques, and ShaWls
Best style Hoop Skirts,
alnofaI Skirts at reduc-
r ed prices, French Wo-
ven COrssIs Extra Fine Cor
sets (neW sbape) Aiexandre1s Kid
Gloves, White, Black aud CO0fed Gloves (bef-
lin LiseJ Merino and Fieee ed Hose Cotton hosiery
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Wool Carding.

VrTOOI.t ARDING WILL BIS DONE 81 THE WOOLEN
w Mil Co. in upper rooms OF the Delaware FOun-
dry promptly and warranted IN the best manner.
iune 4 566 tr W. Il. PAGE, Agent
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rHE NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE is published
every morning and evening Sundays eXcepted) at
SO , er year IS for six mOntha.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-09
c. L. WILCOX, NJ. d.
r. +. BROWN, NJ. d.
MENPHrs. TENN. An.

] have examined the ingredients and pro-
ounce them innocent, aud the bread superior.
Il. {. MALONE, N. ID.
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Correspondence 0fJhe y Y. Tribune.
4 VISIT Ee 4 CONFEDERATE SETTLE
EEET.EE EEEICO.

Eject Produced 5g the Climate OF -NeTico
-Dsscripti1n Qf The LGaolSeups-1te
MJlWrgiu RdnC6-Ihe Cars AID Tie
Passengers - C9nfed5rates CONG 10
CJrdOrI--NQf'srs and Character ~ The
CjV ia the C1rd0uq DiStr'c'-Ihe N9-
f=ve H1ric0Hs-A C3'0ng OF american
Er3cs-ifv TTsit and Conversation
3rith Judge Perkins, Of L0uisiWl1-Hss
GDJf0a Of HQrimliHH-he Comes
aria n 70 F77r Gen. Prices Coi9Hg-
The Prolific Resources Of the CDiHf7y
-Ge-. Price and E7Is lS-iflegr1 r1t- GoC.
.EEr-rts CsiT Cupcvtsr-Deseyipti0G
0ftiC Colony, etc.
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From the Nashville Banuer.
AWFUL STATE OF AFFAIRS IN TEN
EESSEE.
Two Dirty Birds BefOuling Their Own
Nest.

Gen. Farnsworth, Of Illinois, says q
late Washington dispatch to the Cincin-
natl Gazette, is in receipt Of letters from
two CniOn men in the Tennessee Legis-
ature which give an account Of affairs
in that State. From one Of these letters,
dated January first, eighteen hundred
and sixty-six, the following extracts are
made: ''If the great Republican party
fail US now, the war has been in vain.
/ have heard Mr.. Seward denounced as
being as guilty Of treason as Mr.. Davis.
The leading spirit OF the Rebels is grow
ing in this State. l hope the delegation
from Tennessee viii not be admitted 10
Congress until the Legislature and peO-
pie agree 70 do justice to ALL otherwise,
the bolored people and the loyal @hites
will be crushed 10 the wall. - From
another letter, bearing date January
fourteenth, eighteen and sixty-six, the
following extract is made The Gov
eminent must keep strong military
force for some time in the Southern
States and even in my own state, This
will be necessary. Our people are still
insulted and spit upon. Many cOmmu-
mites in Middle Tennessee suffer many
indignities only because they were true
10 the Union during the war, ] often
hear ishaIn =. harrls spoken
Of as far superior in patriotism
to Andrew Johnson, and the
PRAYER Is often made that the Govern
ment may fall into a difficulty with
France or England, in order that the
Southern Confederacy may be estab-
lished. Many more say that the rebel
lionis not put down, and that their cause
is Just; and / agree with them that il Is
not put down, and that there Is much
work to DO, and my opinion is that the
most successful way 70 do this is 70 keep
out Of the halls Of Congress all such men
as Campbell and Cooper, and others Of
their views. Maynard, Taylor, Fowler
and Stokes would help Us, if they alone
could hs admitted
From another letter, dated January
the twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-six, the following is extracted:
you viii see by the vote yesterday that
we stood forty-Ope % twenty-eight
against the Immediate admission Of our
Congressional delegation, and that oneof
the delegation even votes with US against
their admission. ] think we wiz soon
have 70 give the vote 10 the colored men,
for we must in some way disarm the
Rebels. We must numerically kill them
or keep the South under military rule"
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Splendid Gotten Plantations
FOR RENT OR SALE.

A SPENEIDLH improved tract OF land be-
"A longing to tae estate Of Seth Wheagley sit
Gsted on Bayou Macon 10 Carroll PARISH la
l3 miles west Of Lake Providence. This tract
contains zV9 acres, 500 of which has been
cleared for a Ions time and viii produce q bale
OF cotton 70 the acre. There is good dwelling
house, quarters for laboreTs steam Gin mill and
ali necessary improvements on the place.
Bay ou Macon u navigable for steamers and the
prod uots can be shipped direct from ire r,-t,,t
iaadiag 20 New Orleans. -se0e
Also. 80 acres, e0o Of which Is open, siluatsd
miles soatn o. demphls, hetWsen Horn Iake
tatlons In the county, producing cotton corn
wheat, cats, ETC., equal 70 any upland piace ~
quarters for labOrers, mil, erias and stable on
The plece.
Great bargains may be had IN either or both
Of the above plaees Apply to
DR.. D. y. SAUNDERS.
isIa1ml 81 south Court Street, (up staiFsl.
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NOTICE.
10 the STOCK zOlders Of the IEeEa-
Phis Gas Light Company.

I y order 20 fully meet the increasing demand
4 for Gas Light, the Directors OF the Memphis
Gas Light Company have determined 20 grsetly
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. Sf twenty per cent. upon their stock,
payable at the ONCE Of the Company, 2ss
Second street. IN thiscity, on or before the letb
day OF February next, IN Government money.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
J. N. WILLIAMSON,
President.
VIZ n. FIEcH, JR-, Sec. jaIs Im
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-09

bs5- The following editorial paragraph
from the New York Tribune seems to
confirm previous reports published in the
APPEAL:
We learn from Washington, on high
authority, that the immediate with
drawal Of the French troops from Mexico
may be regarded as certain. Letters re-
ceived yesterday fully confirm the re-
ports previously given concerning this
point IL The Tti6uae. They also confirm
The news given In late number Of the
Paris Presse, that an extraordinary COM
missioner has already been sent 70 Mex
Ice to make the necessary Preparations
for the evacuation. The Emperor OF
France no longer insists on q recognition
Of Maximiiisn by the United States, but
IS satisfied with the renewed promises
that the Government Of the United
VIII preserve the strictest neutrality with
regard 70 Mexico. Whether an Austrian
toree, however, is to supply the place Of
stated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

This invention consists OF Duplex Tor two
Elliptic Pure Refined steel springs, iugeniousiy
braided tightly and firmly together, edge q
edge, making the toughest, most flexible, elias
tic and durable spring ever used. They seldom
bend or break. like the single Springs, and con-
sequently preserve their perfect and beautiful
shape more than twice a. long any Single
Spring skirt that ever has or can be made
The wonderful fezibiiity and great comfort
and pleasure 20 any lady wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Skirt will be experienced particularly
im all crowded Assem- b1es, operas, carriages,
railroad cars, church pews, arm chairs, for
promenade and house dress, as the skirt can be
folded when in use 70 occupy small place as
easily and conveniently as a muslin dress
A lady hsving enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
end great convenience or wes ring the Duplex
Elliptic steel Spring skirt fer 4 single day viii
never Afterwards w1luHgly dispense with their
use. For Children, misses and young ladies
they are superior 20 all others
The hoops are covered with two ply double
twisted thread and VIII wear twice as long as
the single yarn covering which IL used on all
single steel hoop skirts The three bottom rods
on every skirt are also double steel, and twice
or double covered 10 prevent The covering from
wearing on the rods when dragging down
stairs, stone steps, etc, etc, which they are
constantly subject TO when in use.
All are made OF the new and elegant corded
tapes, and are the best quality In every part,
giving TO the Wearer the most graceful and per-
feet shape possible, and are unquestiOnably the
lightest most desirable, comfortable and eco
nOmical skirt ever made.
For sale in all trst class stores, Wholesale and
Retail, IN tllE citg, ana throughout the United
states and Sanadas, Havana de Cuba, Mexico,
South America, and the West indies
80 Inquire Ter tire Duplex Elliptic Tor
DnuhIpl N.vgFsg SEirl.
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HAcAN,s MAcNoLlA nALM

This is the most delightful and extraordinary
article ever discovered. IL changes the sun
burnt face and hands 70 q pearly satin texture Of
iE1v1sring beauty, inparting the marble purity
OF youth, & the dfstfnQlte appearance so inviting
in the city belle OF fashion, IL removes tan.
freckies, pimples and roDghness from the SKIN
leaving The complexion fresh, Transparent and
smooth. It contains no material INJURIOUS to
the skin. Patroni2ed by Actress and Opera
singers II Is what every lady should have
sold everywhere. ketsu price, 50 cents
Prepared by W. =. HAGAN, Troy, n. Y.
Address all orders 10
pEMAS BARNES q CO.,
noV25-8m New Vera.
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we have In store, on C0zdgument. for
w Sale- s
30 packages sound Virginia Iana lAo-uls@
Tobacco. froH1 medium 10 1est sr4ns1-
fae8 pounds genuine KiilcEinicA -rao@--s
Tobacco.
ia.06o poUnd bob Lee smokinE. very supa-aSf
article. -. -. -.
which We vii sell - low - - = - -
~ bor1Qht - FirEinia- frslEt.s 81 lei
DIX, EI-T 9 BAkg51.
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WANTED,
COTTON.

IL COTTON shipped - Us On good boats, or
n IA our arehouss on sale, is covered by
Home, Etna and Hartford Insurance. Com
panies- TAYLOR, MCEWEN, DUKE q co.
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r. = . u R .
and Is a Saving of from SO TO IS
per RarreII % the Consumer.

This article has met with the most
wonderful success. A large proportion
Of the citizens Of Memphis and sur
rounding county are new using il but l
aGu continent there are many others who would
avail themselves OF its advantages were they
satisfied regarding It's HEALTHFULNESS,
SUPERIORITY, and CHEAPN ESS.
To convince such OF these facts, have OBJ
tAiued a large number of certificates from well
and favorably known physicians and Others. a
few Of which give below. one trial Will con-
vince the most incredulOus that it Il to their
advantage 20 use this Flour as an ECONOMY
and EALLEEAL-LL-N IN avery rasnect-
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Aqua de MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and
gentlemen's bOoni The Sweetest thIng1 and
largest quantity, manufactured from ths rich
Southern Magnolia. Used for bathing the face
and person, to render the skin soft and fresh 10
prevent eruptions, 70 perfume clothing etc.
1t overcomes the unpleasant odor of perspIra-
ton.
It removes redness, tan, blotches, ETC.
It cures nervous headache and allavg fuia-
nation.
Il oools. softens and adds delicaoy to the skin.
= ylelds snodued and lasting perfume.
1t cures musquito bites and stinVS OF insects.
II contains no material Injurious to the skin.
Fatronised by Actresses and Opera singers.
Il is what every lady should have Sold every
where. Try the Magnolia Water once aud YOU
Will use no other cologne, perfamery, OF toilet
DEHAS BARNES & CO.,
Props Exclusive Aoaats. N
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Mississippi 4 tennessee Railroad.
SOrrcE 70 MERCHANTS IzD SHIPPERS,

A GENCIES have been established AZ Mem
"A phis, fernando, COldWafer. Como. Szrtis,
Balesvflle, oakland and Grenada, % which
points Freights can Be Shipped without Pre-
payment until further notice To all other
points freights must BE- prepaid
Much complaint is made In consequence of
freights being sent back from Depot every
eff0rt is being male BY the Company r. - ad
Freights As fast possible. and = Freight Train
has been sent out DAILY for the last week, ouL
still it Is NOS sufficient to meet the den1aflc-
With no Depot in which % receive and store
freight. snd but limited supply OF rolling STOCK
We cannot do the business which - now offer
ing. Satisfactorily 70 the pubiic. EYerF eNeftlun
has been and will continue 70 De made 70 a.
crease the amount which Is shippeds out We
cannot DO more than the facilities OF the Road
A S. LTNERafOBE
fsrz5 General 81 Superintsndsnr.
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RECOMMENDATIONS: /:

MEMPHIS, Tenn, August & 1855.
have used MOrgan's self Rising Flour, and
md IL do be a most excellent article 1 have
also examined the Ingredients which produce
its sell risiDs properties, and find them 70 be,
nutrition. I can freely recommend il as most
beautiful and desirable -four, producing an
article OF bread superior TO thai made ia the
ordinary manner.
INO. Il. FRAYSER. NJ. d.
We fully concur IN the above having ex-
smiued the Ingredients
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Cotton Plantation for Sale.

HAVE, for sale, n Upton county, Tenn,
four and a half miles northwest 0f Mas0a's
Depot on the Memphis and Ohio Railroad, t1O
ACRES CHOICE LALD-l30 acres cleareG-bal- q
ance IN woods, nneiy timberrd, and containing
several handsome building sites.
A large portion Of the oneu land has been
cleared within the Last eight years-is hizilly
productive, and a. well adapted 20 Corn s14
Cotton any upland in West Iennsssse-
There is q good Dwelling on the place tos'slll-l
with CABINS, Gin House. stables and Vrs5l-l1 -
Fer further Information apply % Ae-'17-
speed, Douoho, Fsuts q Co. E1- AZ Aadlso1
sfresf Mem pbis or 10 myself on the prem So.
GEO. A. TAYLOR.
fa,aErna
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DENTAL NOTICE-REMOVAL.
DIS. J. B. Is WI. WATSON,
SI2 DENTISTS. SI2

HAVING removed our once 70 the corner Of
il u Main and Monroe streets. We take pleasurs
in announcing 70 our numerous patrons and
friends. both In the cOuntry and city, that We
are now prepared 70 perform ali operations
however difficult and intricate, belonging to
our profession, Ia the most iudicious and skill
ful manner. All iate improvements IN Plate
W-fE vii Eefe-Ve our personal altenUOn, and
with Sur practical experience and facilities for
operating, we feei safe in Offering our services,
with an assurance Of rendering entire satisfac-
ton - all those who may favor Us with their
confidence Memphis Dental Depot AZ sane
place No. So Main st. ianD-lm
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Axes, PIOws, Eto.


On DOZEN BEST AXES.
80 Pairs Trace Chains
80 avery and Hal PIOws.
10 Two Horse Wagons.
20 Sacks Corn.
500 Bales Hay.
100 Sacks Bran.
90 Bushels seed Oats
~ hiius. New Orleans Sugars
- bbls. White Sugars.
~ Bags Coffee.
IS Tlerces Hams
lg Casks Bulk Sides and Baeon
l0J Grind Stones.
1000 Gallon Jugs, Jars, Pans. etc.
800 Bbls. SalI-
40 Bbls. Mess Pork
10 Packages Cheese,
% Bbls. Molasses.
80 Kegs Choice Syrups
LOO Bbs- Choice Neal
Candles, Soap. Starch, Tobacco Popser shot
W White Lead OILS, Fruits Candies. etc
~ In store and arriving -
January 10Th. -
ja2I-lw - w.
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Pat up In 8, IL, 2i, and is pound pa kages,
Half Barrels and Rarrals.

This -four WI be found on sale In packages at
al nrst class family groceries in the city and at
wholesale a. the mandatory. 48S Main street
doors south OF Beaie, Memphis, Tenn.
A liberal discount viii be made 70 the Trade.
ianl4 ALLEN +. MORGAN, Proprfetor,
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V9ETRoPoLITAR AZ = HoTEL,

WASHINGTON, d. Q.
,,,arz leading Hotet, Renovated and rafur-
Tlsfod Is noF-tn perfect order ror ths recep-
Soa and aeccmmoda7on u - Old petrcus
no2l-an
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rATEs or ApHERTIsINe..

one month z ~
So An Advertisements considered cue alier
the nrst insertion,
- Eight lines Of solid nom parcel coilslltuie a
Egusre- ,, 80,
81 m advertisements In the Sl'eclni Nct'oe
column viii be charged - cents Per me
81 Marriage and death notices puhlis2ed a.
other advertisements
rr- M advertisements n 81 marked tor q spe-
c-ded time VIII be discontinued al the emu o.
oae week.
EF- a N advertisements for the Appeal must
be Ied in 81 the Clerk 5 desk.
So Tr1asiezg GdglTtiss1zests nsllsi BE- pad f,T
g. Uir14icC.
uH- No advertisement viii appear In the
Weekly paper, unless by special contrast
rs- Advertisements 70 be inserted ia TIE
Weekly paper only, OF st Irregular intervals In
pflner 'o- Che papers, viii be charged 81 p-I
aruare Tor each and every insertion
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, August q, 1885.
nave used M0rgans self Rising Flour, and
examined Us ingredients. 1t j. all that he
ciaims for u, anc Is entirely harmless 70 all
SICK or well and Is especially adapted as q diet
for dlspepUcs aud cOnsumptives, It's materials
supply Ing in those cases, healthful and much
needed nutriment l.. W. GABBERT, N. d.
! VIII prepare any barrel OF -four sent to me,
or VIII urnish any quality OF -four ordered, but
i2r nay own sales use none bat the very pest,
II Harrison, or rs aquatl.
The bread and biscuit made nom this -four
can be eaten as well warm as cold, without the
least Inconvenience 10 the weak and dyspeptic
stomach. and has been known 70 greatly benent
zueh cases
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-09

H. A. PGFtee,
COTTON FACTOR AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
No. S2S Front ST., Memphis, Ten
iaIo lnae
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Virginia Tobacco

900 900 ACES Choke Mississippi Bot
1tHb III u foun Lands. in u issis1pui and
Errsnssss. for sale low by ". A GOOD NANs
go -, Real Eztate Agent