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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

ing shc (.v~us II 0cncration removing lmpptcncy and
DrhMy vcetorinv Manlincsr and null vigur thus pro
vinr pessCrt Elxcr of Love removing Steriliry
and UsYrcnncss In bath sexes To the Young middle
AGED and aged. there Il no greater boon than this
uas II IIGp." IL gives lease Of lifc. causing
the weak mud dominated have renewed strength and
sicU. ~ the entire system 10 thrill with JOY and
pleasure. Price, bottle 81 three BOTTLES s., sent
~ cGpscee tO any address.
Our medicines are cold and recommended by all re-
ssecnble dr>9zuin cveg2 pag N tho cvllisei gieto
acme dcAcr nv 10 customers ~ ceiling
~hcap. Worthless compoundr In order TO make money
3c nat dccci~ ed ask for ihe<c medicines and take
ehesr u ne dsu1hsts does not keep them. write to
and we will read them BY csrre.s. carefully pack
sd. kec trasn excavation. Va vtu he pleaeod 10
.vc lAesr WITH ll%tseenrvbs u regard 10 ssy die
erse w.sh which ladrsUr gentleAcN ailicted. Ad-
drcse lctsess fsr medicines pamphlets advice. TO
the prop'r. br. W. X. MERwlN. 81 Walker ct, ". Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

uUNNEvv4Gg' -
ranIly PHI are beyond
tfas Of say other II use 4
- ~ y ~ Ut cely peoyc this, hut the greater
errus q. q 49, XHlrA rs hrsseaprc been called
C.SsS - L. oo4lc4 Pills never require
ssse3Jo, 81 - "a e esAe tose. {. on the
srcatsrt u - pissiHlaFiv in
Oh99k1e C66ss1paelsn.
For which taks : ess0is PuA every. or every other
:sa sssss sss', sas ss Sui K 'as,;
C0mpaintS. fsls@, or,nt. loes Of or lmputi, "
the Bood. Ioes Of Appetite and all Of
Bowels OF Stomach.
~ sold by al wholesale and Retail dc alers IN
Medicine.
Joha T.. Ilsnn~w ell. Trcp'r,
Prscseal cssnass. = csnnssia, xsesa. noss;"n:
Physaeisns, o. Dealers sspplisd IN Drlk. fdf1sla
and fau Tessimonisl 10 this Great AloiDe Ucsclop.
A Candia Qsateacut.
vor can PRoCuns 81 AM DRUGGIST IN
ihis city and vielAay. Dr. Tobi . Venetian Lini-
eat Il ~ sure and speedy euro for sore throat,
heooache toothaehes chronic rheumatism. croups.
give 4 tfiai The expense 10 mere ne-]o cents
n - 2mof1lOuld k1rc boa1)@ In ~ hoo In
Qnee &S0ddsn 9ri1esog, each = euoA bd1s. 1r4lde,
Il. IL pain relieving qualities are maracuous. A.
for Group Il has saved hundreds We have The cern
Gates to prove II. ONCE sc courtlandt Street New
York. Bold BY DrSggistr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.-The National
Irish Executive Committee Of Irish citizens
st a meeting htli last night passed res0lu.
tons rendering thanks 70 the President Of
the United States and oec'y Seward for their
prompt and humane action in behalt Ut those
American citizens who have been unjustly
convicted and cruelty sentenced by the H.
tlicial authorities II Toronto for an alleged
conspiTsC1 in tho rcuiansi0nsioo sof that
Province, and inviting public meeting on
Saturday, Of both, native and adopeed CHI
xene, 10 give enqkosotOn - tbetf eentthenta
ON the questions involved.
Yesterday. drove VI 1000 sheep pessed
along Boundary street. north To- Ne Chain
Bridge, and cssDesel into vifetnlA. TAey
were driven frum The Wese and Will ~ ~
posed OF tn the STATE Of vlfginla Tor ~
purpose Of stockiog the farms q shq1e WHO
were deprived Of their stock dufip1 ~ uAf.
ComulisAiouer Boeey Of he lndian n
rcau he'd =, conference tn mosnins WI
Geo. 6hefrnan 1t The 8nadQuAsoeeo q 0oA
0rAue In relation 70 the temper ard dnpoot
ton u he Indians on the P1atno. tn ~
Commissioner appears to be atktOt13 tom
vestignte into the various fumOrs In relation
70 he Indian Troubles.
Gen sherman will make written repor,
on this head, throuen - superior ohScsr
Ten. 0r1ut. A.
On inquiry Al the Navy Department n :
30 any foreign 0overnlnent nor have a1l
foreign Governments Officially intltmot11.i
desire to make such invelamenta ltie trut
4 At~eves, tisG private r1k(lesten yftee1
american ciSg1eiHS IAso Offered pfd>
! )silhcul staaing for whom my N9hed 4
Ros 10 eR.s s ship: 10: S ~ss:s
Il they were built ia the Navy Yards by u,
0oue1Au,est OF enssiac. NJ private parties. /.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

AKNAroLIs, Nd, Oct. 8l.-The examine.
ton of charges aniuqtahe Police Commis
sioners was continued till G o'clock last night,
IND resumed again this xmosuing 1t 10
O'Clock. The defense expect 70 get through
their evidence by noon, when there viii be
some rebusting evidence ialsodneqd by the
prosecution. Commissioner nIhds wss
called to the stand yesiesday by the cou4eel
Cor the defence, in order that Tie GOvGHnw
might question him. hut be decllhcosGG1oG
az, and mi il he s0uuiSub % exa0loe tjbe
OUmmisstoueSp he w00ld de- 90 q their OF.
nSei l3alemofe. Some conversation took
place last night relative 10 the argument OF
the case. Mr.. Alexander. for the Commits
1ioncrs, announced his Intention TO argue
th6casc. Mr. Latrobe urged the importance
ii disposing OF the cssbc without delay, and
said they represented 1Ourtecn thousand die
tranchiscd people OF Baltimore. Time
pressed. and IL the Commi11lpners were re-
moved, ~ they hoped and believed they
m %sns II Sf2 s e bore e0 oes;
Tuesday, the day OF election.
The couuselio defense said they did mot
wish to delay unnecessarily.
Mr. Alexander said they represented the
Union men Of Baltimore aud the Union zen
tinicnts III the country.
The Governor said. In order 10 accomm0.
date the counsel he would sit up Till IL
O'Clock to night II necessary.
Nav YoRx, Oct. 81.
Tho steamship Arizona from Aspinwall
23d, arrived this moaning. She has 81 $780,
600 in treasure.
Since the change Of rulers, Affairs are pro
crossing peaceablv on the Isthmus.
The French war steamer Talisman ar.
rived ut Panama from Mexico on the 14th.
with large numbct Of nick and wounded
soldiers. Some Of them were placed in the
foreign hospital there, and the TalismAn
sailed again tor Mexico
A serious con6ag.ation occurred At As.
pm wall IN the 10Th. destroying the United
Seatcs Hotel and adjoining buil0l1ks.a The
Names were arrested At the HOWARD House,
through the excrtions of Commodore Bageo
and men, Of the Y. ). ship of war De Sofa
Mcssrs. Field & Alescar are the principal
suileress
The river steamer Independence. bound
up the Magnolia, had exploded with num-
Der Of passengers on board. No particulars
Of the disaster received.
The GENITAL American States are al a
peace.
The Government of Honduras has decided
10 remain neutrAls, IN case the war between
Spain and Peru and Chill 10 continued. This
action is regarded ~ important. - II fav0rl
the allies by keeping open the ports Of OmOa
and Truxaillo, on the Atlantic, for privateer.
ing purposes, thus enabling them to prey
ON Spanish commerce.
Peru is cngrosscd with the Presidential
election. and it was thought the present
Dictator will be elected. Another conspir.
acy against the Government hssa been dis
I covered In Lima.
Dates from Buenos Ayres TO the 8tl and
lRaeino the ! lth, stale that another desperate
battle had taken place between the Brazil.
ada 80 4 -s<s*SfaYs a..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

BosroN, Oct 3l.-Rev. Sylvsnuo Cola
the veil known Uuiversalist Clergy oan.
died 70 diy aged % yeafs. .'ls
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

NEW York, Oct 3l-No further appl'.
cations for space in the. Paris UniverStlEx
hibition Of 1867 can he received, q the room
allotted the United States II more than full
and the great catalogue of tho accepted pro-
ducts Of each nation 10 being printed BY the
Imperial CommlGlee. Notice Of the tine Of
shipmsnt Willie imusetiansay given TO &C
cepted applicants for spare by the United
States General Agent, q. Derby, No. 400
PaSk Row, New York city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

Qu1Bkc, Oct. Sl.-nrs. Carr died yS6teS.
day from injuries received q the late He.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

Nrw Yong Nov. i
Cotton-Dull At 8Sko40c
rloSr Quiet, scarcely 90 drm. olA 3o@el1. 80
fos extra state and tlS.3S0 Is. 80 fer y n. o.
Whest-Less activs but unchsnged, e2lb0
4S.5S for common TO good No. 2 Chicago and
Mill, ~ s6< il fetior Do.
Barley = Less acaive and lower, ol.ls0e1.se
Canada West, In Bond ol.850tl. ~ do.
Corn -1irex ular and unse,tled 2@8c lower,
no. 900 Bushels At 30 Ter inferior. q. S0@l. %
fop, shipping mixed Wseaern in store and s0oat,
chiefly ut u 3uati 81 clcs'ng tirm at l.Suk.
Oats-ic lower, At 7t@75 for Chicago and
Mill
Pofk-Decidedly frmer .. t34.s00e35.t 80
cash; t32 .2SGs2 50 regul'r, old.
lard Heavy and loser 1t l31S@l6Hc.
.Whiskey- Qui {, at ~ m bond Tor store.
Petrolsum--Duil II 92@2s< for crude. and
S7@5sc fog reGnsdie bsn-.
LssUss aARkESs.
Nlopr--Closed dull ami dropping.
Whest Closed without decided change.
Corn-Cl0s.d unsettl d and 2t1a lower.
Pork-Closed. Armer; new mess esS.toH
cash. II
Lard -Clss ed lower \ lsI1@lSslc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

OovOopopt NDaroxet DeDOre.
Usssos % sns DAvxxruas OssocaAa.
October 81. 1888.

so0e .eUs
Uss,ce % sns DAvxxpvns DusocaAe.
siss.s.. 4, mn
r.
Retail sslk olo8e.
- 0neka. sl~ner AlO %
bbl "a 10
vrh.,.s.s. ~ 49,
c.,x u. "nO'ss.e - peS os' - ~;
No2% 49, 40. l. ~ ooenos, Uy38eo9
WnsAs. : Rsseipss voy large. Ne. !. new
bf:nxo q on per buehel No. 4 ueR nl.Q5A
COrN c. new s5c
O.,s esc
800 "soon.
DAsisu.-So4soc.
Wholssals s9@so. retail o..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

No y busheI Ter every eubssqueus 10 days, or
ffassiosss art thssssf
0acklmw. IL sewsd - WheaA, Rye and Bar
lev. ne vSsshsl: Con. lie do; Osts, 1(e %;
saae q tied: 10 DO.
Oor6yoGo 70 steamers, in saeks-0ote
lc = bushsi; , Wheat, Ceru and Rive, ll<e 10 I;
Barley lXc do. TO wfthie limite bounded noe1&
BY North Market ssrses, west BY tifteessl stssse,
south b. Chouteau Aseaue, u bolk o. - eaek,
l9<c = 6ushsl; bsyend shove limits - -. q
Esss st. Louis deposa, r 8 loo be.
All Dray <ge from ~ klsvator c0ntrol1od y
The Company. ~ orr q re sca.d \
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

OMAHA, Oct. 3l-Thc Official returns
eject John Taae, Republican member to the
f0stieth Congress- 1ising 748 maj. Repub-
loan majority In The State Legislature 10 on
ioint ballot.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01
h DR.. RIGHTS
= O. Y v Q n q { ng EIixo1,
- Or, nes~cuc0 Of 1A1e.

Is SO:
-. nx1IIR-s- Ol xonih a c.,ur the xcna Tor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

r.. W. NoeCo.E1.o.ANO.
T1tJlLDER. MANUFACTURER or SASH
ID Doors, Blinds, Moaldines. israceets, Ac.-
Consrsc.s for buildings Of every description.
shop and Racsory corner Of hain and Thirs
streets. DsvcapLet, Iowa. agi-1s6Sd4w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

NEW CIGAR STORE.

ICsr.Csn1etelel Aaley = Ferry %
ARNOLD 3 0BDE0T,
INVITE the PuBLIC ~ CALL A. flIA
! L nsw suastsfe whse saythise b tee IT. q
Tebaeeo, C1GAfG. q fanet Goo61b
ese wasted. ny hAse tull supply ~ ell
esa1so. sell ehsip ed 6saeestee 66e5elaeeoee.
ne aGaeation 81 WHOLESALE "UvB0S
II eapecia1ly called 70 The stock. They neau
feature 1he,r 600 eesds, ~ cas ~ = shesp
q Gay ether heses q Tie city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

HURLEYS SARsAPAnILLA.


~ this + fea's sspsciac fr worms. and ~ ~
and noss palaGaAls loem 70 give to chldssa II = -
susprng TIT II b Ast taking place Of al other pro
posasioes Tor wos1s-n bsine tasteleos. my Gina
Vim eoko e. aug10AoW1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

New York OeOelx mor1Eeo.
Nav Yeas, New. !.
Stocks active and higher.
Aonev 40S per. cent.
~ Ring lN9k = ~ days BILL
Gold opeAed = ol.l9S. closed q el.Ex.
~. n.OUns0nAaN ELEVATOR
CHARGES FOR STORAGE, &C.
Inspection. ....................l-20 c baehel.
trimming. 01sneI.
06or6Eo 15<c q bushel for 10 days. ond
No = bus6S1 fer evofv oubseQusut 10 deyo. or
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

Pre1neo 3 Ceonloelon QeeeAool,
- 4 oVooD0t olooa asvao
DAY9 HIGHEST CASH PRlC4 P0p AL
49, q Couassy peodeee, buteees 60 -.
6sas osssos alueyp % hanA. ~ - - q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

lIN0ON DokLnA0O HAIL.
nRaau oerooeo, Oee. - ooa -.
sAvss''ss' CovfA,NSiiiNiGii
RsaeG w ~ E0Dk IS.
NARfln , P9klHIBA.
s.has.~Hs PFoveteeosa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

NINOUs IRREGULARITIEs.-Dr Corve-
sart. celebrated for his knowledge and
treatment Of diseases of the heart, was,
like so many others, lover Of cham
payne wine, which he drank iced at din
ner. The effects on him We're somewhat
of a oontfasted nature. At the begin
ming Of dinner, while the other guests
were busy eating, he was iayial, and in
dulged freely in stories and anecdotes.
Al desert, on the other hand. when the
conversation at the table had become an
mated, the doctor fell into a serious,
taciturn and sometimes mOrose mood,
From this occurrence, and many other
Oi like tepgre, the author of the Physi-
ology Of Taste draws, with becOm-
ing gravity, this eonclesion: Cham
payne wine, which is exciting In its first
ELECTS Is stppefylng in It's subsequent op-
GRAFTON: lie hnds the cause and expla-
llalioii ii N IN .i tLe sparkling gas, or corbonie
acid OF the wine, which produces analo-
gous results,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

sas- The following item is telegraphed,
under date of February fifth, from In
dianapolis to the Cincinnati Commercial:
"Henry E. Hezekiah, the proprietor
Of a fashionable rum shop, restaurant,
ice creamery, and tiger den, on Ken
lucky Avenue, was yesterday arrested
on a charge of arson. Hezekiah used to
keep a hog game of faro, in gamblers
row on Illinois street, but some time
since fitted up THE Geranium in ORR
entally magnificent style, the furniture
and equipments being gorgeous in the
extreme. For while he fiOurished as
green bay tree, but for some tine has
been going down the hill. A short time
since, THE Geranium,' which was in
sured for nineteen thousand five hundred
dollars, was discovered TO be on hre IN
four places. The fire was eXtinguished,
when 1t was discovered that the estab-
lishment had been robbed of plate and
other valuables To the amount OF fve
thousand dollars. The police found some
Of the goods at the house of a woman
named Kelter or Noble street, who is
said Ia be Hezekiah's female friend.
upon her by fear, 1t Is said, she
was induced 20 make a confession, that
Hezekiah had eonspired with her TO burn
the premises and defraud the Insurance
Companies, agreeing to give her two
thousand dollars as her share of the
Dlunder. At any rate they are both in
all
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11
UNDERTAKING.

The undersigned, successor 10 Kec< 4 smith.
faud formerly transactiug business for the late
drm Of J. a II. Fiaherty,l thankful Tor the I'D
eral patronage heretofore bestowed bega leave
70 inform his friends and the pubic generally
that he will continue the undertaking business
nff he
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

THE GARRISON ARBIvED.-Two com
panies of the One Hundred and Third
United States colored infantry arrived
in our city by special train from Macon
yesterday afternoon. They come to gar
rison Columbus, and number one hum
dred and fifty men. Two other compa-
MES are expected. They will be sta
toned at tie old camp, near the ceme-
terry. We understand Col. Bogart, the
commander, has arrived. What the
garrison comes here for, and whom TO
protect, we cannot imagine. The city
Tor the past three weeks has been oRe of
the most orderly in the Union. We have
had no garrison. What quiet we are to
have with one we shall see. - Columbus
{ ca Sun. sepenfh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

Asa. A Paris paper states that bevy Of
ladies. closely veiIed, recently passed
along the bouievards of that city, making
purchases at the most modest stores and
leaving the articles TO be sent for. They
paid in gold. 1t was subsequently ascer-
tained that the party included the En-
press and ladies Of her court, who adopt
this mode Of giving an impetus TO the re-
tail trade
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

WE have in Store, on Consignment, for
w Sale
LOO packages sound Virginia Manufactured
Tobacco nom medium 10 best grades
1000 pounds genuine kilhcklnlek smoking
Tobacco.
10. .O0O pound sBob Lee Smoking, very superior
article.
Whfch We will sell as low % the trade as can
he bougbt In Virginia, freights added.
CLARK, Ely 4 HARVEY
dan On No. Bradley Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

We fully concur in the above, having ex-
amiued the ingredients
{. i. WILCOX, NJ. d.
h. +. BROWN NJ. d.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

p<S@ At one Of the recent sednces the
Davenport Brothers, at Hanover Square
Rooms, London, a gentleman present
managed TO seize the spirit hand at the
window. The audience encouraged him
to hold on till the cabinet could be
opened; but he was unable to do so long,
as he declared the hand wriggled so that
il got out Of his clutch, though it was as
much flesh and blood as his own hand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

PETROLEUM As FUEL--Thcre Is good
news for those interested in petroleum
A series Of official experiments have
been for some time in prtgress at Wool
prich. England, and the results have been
q tbe most gratifying character Inc
object Of these experiments was 70 test
the capacity of petroleum a. . substitute
fIr coal in the production Of steam one
grand conclusion arrived at is thai bs tlis
lse Of the oil an engine OF one hundred
horse power becomes exalted into one oi
one hundred and forty or one hundred
and fifty, the gain being from forty TO
ATTY per cent. IL has also been satisiae-
tonly determined that the oil may be
carried 10 sea ia tanks. and be incapable
OF ignition, even though q Fcahot napnon
ball went through the mass. The fur
mace required for the use Of oil would be
very small, 50 that u large amount Of
storage room would be saved. The re-
port states that the FIRST great naval
power that adopts petroleum viii have
an ini mediate advantage Oyef the fleets
al all other natioDs, and the latter VIII
be Compelled % aeaept the invention,
however determined at HFst % deny its
Value.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

also ready-made ShrOuds and Winding
ssl,eefs and All ether articles that may be re-
111ire1' N his line. And being provided with
asarses. Hacks and Horses he hopes By devct-
ing his whole time and attention by day or
aiabt, 70 merit a cOatinuance or pubic pal-
rS,,i' All Iy,i OWEN SMITH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

BG@ There has been quite an excite
ment caused in Canada by an attempt to
transport from Quebec TO Montereal two
eases containing twelve human bodies,
which had been resurrected for surgical
purposes. An investigation, the purpose
Of which is TO ferret out those engaged in
the undertaking, is now in progress.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

~ A Southern traveller writes TO the
Boston POSI- % was gratihed to meet
with gentlemen from the North invest
jng large amounts Of mony in cotton
plantations IN all directions, within q
radius OF Hfty miles Of Jackson, the cap
ital of Mississippi. Many Of the finest
ulantations have recently passed into
Northern hands, and afe now being
Stocked and prepared for a cotton crop
the present year. II is the opinion o.
tne best Judges on the subject, that even
if the present should HToVe q mfofapit
season for the growth Of cotton, the eroI
will not exceed a million and hali o.
baies.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11
And is "A Saving of from Sc 10 IS
per Barrell to the Consumer.

7hIs article has met with the most
wonderful success. large proportion
OF the citizens OF Memphis and sur
rounding country are now using it but
am ccuhnent there are many Others who would
avail Themselves OF its advantages were they
satisfied regarding its HEALTHFULNESS,
SUPERIORITY, and CHEAPNESS.
To convince such Of these facts have OBJ
tanned "A large number OF certificates from well
and fayCrably known physicians and others a
few OF which ! give below. One trial will con-
vince The most incredulous that 10 is to their
advantage TO use this Flour, as an ECONOMY
aud SATISFACTION ia every respect
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11
The Financial Bill.

The proposition Of inquiring into the
expediency of placing the telegraph in
connection with the post office system
inent telegraph officials are here opposing
it. The proposition does not strike the
Committee as practical measure Sill
they will give it a full and careful con-
sideration, and will get the views of the
Postmaster-General upon the subject,
before any definite action is taken in the
matter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11
Notice to Tas Payers.

oFFfcE OF CRY TAX COLIECTOR,1
real EsrATEl
MrwPHTs, TErs-. January n, 800
~ I. ...,-tance with resolution, passed by
l -. = ,a,.ri III Mayor and Aldermen Deceni-
-, - si 81. 1sfS5 a discount Of two per cent per
r,onth viii be allowed upon All taxes due -tba
aif,-- f,r The 3gth corporate year and ending
sssr, rbis iata and the end OF said corporate
-ssr +. L WARNER
4al9 8n Tax Collector,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11
NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
M O r G. A NJ S

TUE Best, Cheapest and most economical
4 Flour IN use.
All lovers OF good and wholesome bread,
biscuit etc, can, by using this Flour, save
Time, trouble, money, and disappOin tment. IL
is ALWAYS RELIABLE, and Is not effected lsy
hot or cold weather. 1t does not require Yeast
Powders, Cream Tartar, Yeast, SalaratHs, Soda
or salt, and ONLY HALF the usual quantity
OF shortening, and when cold sweet milk Is
used still less shortening is needed.
ONE-FOURTH less of this -four is required 10
produce like amOuntOf Bread, 10 that made
about PAY THE PRICE charged for adding the
selfTiSing ingredients
IT Is EXTRA NICE FOR CAKES, and all
kinds OF pastry, requiring not more than TWO
THIRDS the usual amount of butter and eggs.
THIS FLOUR ENCEIS ALL OTHER Tor
Batter Cakes, Wafiles, PuddingS, the dumplings
for Chicken Pie, etc, etc,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

4 Weak Rcply 70 SitBHcr-A BIZ Passed
Proposed Radical Homestead LoW-
Lands for Negroes -ErdnkiRg I1iJii-
rgc 10 Mrs. LincO'n-The Canadians
Conc H0mc-Thc Military Committee
Railroad LeQislGfiOR-Nothng to be
Done for .SOathelR Roads.
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Splendid Gotten Plantations
FOR RENT OR SALE.

A SPENDIDLY improved tract OF land be
~ longing 70 the estate OF Selh Wheatley, sit
uated on Bayou Macon in Carroll Parish, La,
! Is miles west OF Lake Providence This tract
contains zoo acres, so OF which HAS been
cleared for long time and will produce bale
Of cotton to the acre. There Is a good dwelling
house, quarters for laborers, steam gin, mill aud
all necessary improvements on t.e P.sce-
Bayou Macon Is nayigable for steamers anu tle
products can be shipped direct fr'ii tho PiiNHae
landing 10 New Orleans
Also. zisB acres, COO Of which Is open, situated
miles south Of Memphis. between Horn Lake
road and the river. This Is one OF the best plan
taffsns ln the county, prsdue4ng cotton, corn,
Wheat, oats. etc, equal 70 any upland place In
the STATE There Is a dwelling house, gin house,
anarters for laborers, mil, cribs and stable on
the place
Cireat bargains may be had In either or both
Of the above places. Apply 10
DIR. ID. p. SAUNDERS,
jaIs-lml 81 South Court Street, gup stairs.
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Old Stand on Second Street,

No. sgs Nortbeast corner Of GsyosO and second,
where he intends 70 keep constantly on hand
Metallic Gases and Caskets. and Rose
wooh aEd wooden COaIns.