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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

Iron Phoarhorus-CaIisBya-TEe three
best known TONES, skllfulIy snd elegantly com
bIBed In an am5er-c0lCIed cordial, beautifully
transparent 70 The eye, pleasant 70 tbs taste
and acceptable % the stomach, I'm CasvelI, Matk
& Co.'S Farr0-Fhosphora;ed Elixir OF Cahsaya
Bark. Each pint contains one ounce OF Royal
Caissya Bark, aud each ~tesspoonuI contains
one grain OF Iron.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

Fin Stock.-We are informed there will he
a sale Of hne stock a. the NessrA Bracket
Co.'S, No. 81 and 85 second street This stock
consists OF very me horses, mares and mules,
just such as cur planters are standing I'm need
OF We advise them 10 be there al 10 o'clock
this morning. as they viii sell without reserve,
and all stock warranted as represented or no
s.In and money rafnnnal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

Capt. WIN. Miller, No l8 Poplar street, I'M
der Overton Hotel Boots and Shoes FOR sale
and made 10 order. f+2f-2t
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The great floating palace, the steamer Ruth
has been detained by the weather st Cairo, but
VIII be down to-day. and leave az 5 o'clock pm,
positively. The Ruth is indeed the pride OF
the Mississippi, and those vino desire q pleasant
and safe trip viii do well TO ship on her. For
freight or passage apply on bosld the WHAT
hn.f- 4. Lle foot OF Monroe straet.
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The hobby Hats just received, the latest
prlug style for young gents, az the Memphis
Company. fe22-3t
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WHEREAS, Michael Kaveusugh. Chief Engi-
ueer OF steamer Elwuo5, EEL overheard and
was uroWued somewhere uetweeu Island Forty
and Memphis, on the night OF the l0Ih FeBru-
try1 any one finding the body, and on leaving
a. the Memphis Engineers Beuey-
llent Association rooms. No. 10 Front tleet.
up stairs, room NO. 8, vii receive liberal re-
ward.
DESCRIPTION Light complexion. light hair,
black coat, black pants, blue eyes, pitJed
slightly by smallpox, boots new.
PRES. KENNEL.
ttoZl-lW Secretary and Treasurer.
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Paradise LOsL-Ladies. children and those
living at q distance, viii improve the last oPpor
tunity Of visiting these beautiful tableaX a.
reduced prices this afternoon at three o'clock.
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The celebrated Lone Jack Tobacco for sale al
Susm8uB, Mayer g Co.'S, corner Jefferson and
....-a .r-.-ta ta..-IM
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= . a. :. Smith d Co., No. 81, Madison street
near ca. have Just received q shipment Of the
celebrated poak Corn Planters and Cultiyatorss
combined Machsaesa Gail o. 81, Madison ST
fcb25-lw
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MEMPHIS d ARK. RIVER PACKET @
MARrIN WALL, sUp't. X. v. LIGHrBURS, See.
For Pine BiuR, little Rock and Port
Smith.
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COTTON FACTORS.

~ N|EAW A ----------a---a u abNA51 4Aa
THOs. q. TATE, DesOto Co, MIS-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

The celebrated Lone Jack Tobacco for sale at
susmann. Mayer6 Co.'S, corner jefferson and
fags-Iw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24

ATLANTTCAND MISSISSIPPI STEA1QgHIP
CO2UANR-U. s. MAIL LHE
For Napoleon, YieksburZ. hatcher and
y. 0rleuu-
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To-Day al AUctIoH.-There VIII be a sale
OF stock AZ auction, and all stock must be as
represented OF the money will be refunded in
all cases, az Lutz, Windle & Co S, il and 43 South
Court street. a fine lot OF Iorses and mules.
L-HA Y .LLEEEE An.--.n.ar-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-11-29
Every Family Should Haye
geA SsmeY 81

and sbns asgghs ssifAga1. II 40 Axsnk. ia soaF
siesnisgs seasd as fhe prizes ~ tolisws ysAslly
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ls y tas gFaegsl gegaic1 eS khass wne. bare asaa
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essn sn mssiium slred families IL will save The
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ezx 8eaSkS, nd viii last many YeaFa,
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THE womEN LIKE aTi

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Head TIE PEoefi Rad. Gks, Pea III
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-06-02

ELEGANT DREss GooDs.-We call the
attention of our friends, and the public
generally, to Our new stock of Spring
Goods. In the way of elegant dress
goods, such as silks of all styles and
prices, poplins, grenadines, organizes,
printed linens, DC, We think our assert
ment will please the moat fastileous.-
We have attempted to get Il stock, not
for the fashionable alone, but to meet
the wants Of the people in general
Our stock of gentlemen's furnishing
goods embraces the latest styles. We
claim to have purchased our goods M
der lie present market priccs, and have
no fear of competition. Now is the
time to buy while prices are down; and
those who want the best goods, ut rea-
sonable prices, would do well to call
and examine our stock. We do not
think the ladies can call for an article of
their wear which we cannot supply
Call on X. c. Handy " Co., Winches-
ter, Tenn.
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ENIGMA.
For the Home Journal

For the Home Journal
lam composed Of seventeen letters.
My /, 10, 8 and II Is the name Of n the
planets.
My2, 10 and 2 Is what many folks live
to do.
Ny 8, 10, 10 and II Is something In which
our soldiers we're often. seen.
N.Y. 10, II and 2 Is what we all love.
Nv g.. 10 IA, Is and 10 Is where most
persons like to 20.
My 9, is, o and 8 forms the twelfth part
Of certain measure.
My rs, 3, 10, II, Is, 2 and 8, is something
all farmers should have.
My 8, 10. 10 and 1G, IL what the Governor
of Il certain State deserves to do.
My 0,3, 4 and l, is very nice when frozen.
My 10, IA and 8 is essential to life.
My II, IA, ! and we should all improve.
My II. 8, d. g., 6 and II is what our mer-
chants do not like to be asked for.
My 10, 10. 6 and 3 is. when properly man
aged, II very pretty ornament.
My "A, Z, 0 and 8 was very common du-
ring the war.
My 10, g., lG, 49, and 8 is something dear
to the hearts Of our Yankee friends.
My 16. IL, 10 and 7 is an insect very trou-
blcsome in Summer.
Ny II, 2, 6 and IL Is the name Of q river
in France.
My u, Ia land 10 Is what we all do.
My whole is the name of an old citizen
of Tennessee.
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ON WITH
YOUR WOOL!

I TAKE this method of informing my
i old patrons and the public generally,
that | have a new sett of fine Wool Cards,
and am now prepared to card wool as 1t
should DO done. l hope by strict attention
to business to receive an addition to the
already good patronage heretofore bestOw-
ed upon me by my friends.
Customers living ut a distance. but con-
v%enient to the rail road. can now ship their
wool In safety to Decherd, where | will
receive it and ship their rolls back in good
order. Customers living in the lower end
of the county can leave their wool with f.
=. Anderson at Esq. Murrelrs Grist Mill.
Wool can also be left at Samuel Smiths
store in Winchester. from which places |
will receive it and return their rolls once
every week. Have your wool clean and to
each 10 pounds add one pound of lard or
clean grease.
My terms are 15 cents per pound for
white wool, and 70 cents for mixed, or
One-ffth when paid in toll.
w. NJ, TAFT.
Upton Mills, l mile west Of Winchester,
june2 lw
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New Music,

"SroNEwALL' ~JACKsoN's Lash
WoRps-SoNG AND CnoRUs.-Musi
by Jules c. Mcininger, and published
by McCarrell ~ Mciningcr, Louisville
Kentucky,
The publishers will please accept
our thanks fora copy of this neat an'
new publication. The words, com
mencing "Let us cross the river ant
rest beneath the trees refer to tho
death bed scene ofthc beloved Jackson
A few moments before he died, he criet
out, in his delirium "Order a. L. Hi
to prepare for action! pass the i%nfantr,
to the front rapidly tell Maj Hawks
then stopped, leaving the sentence
unfinished. Presently, II smile OF in
eGab..e sweetness spread itself over hi
pale face, and he said, quietly, and will
an expression rs if of relief, "Lct N
cross over the river, and rest under tn,
shade of the trees" and then, withou
pain, or the least struggle, his spiri
passed away from earth to the God who
gave it."
The title page of the music cndcav
ors to give the scene supposed to b.
present before the hcro's vision as h,
uttered those last words.
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NASHVILE
BANNER.

Representative Organ Of the People and
largest circulation in the City and State.
THE WEEKLY BANNER is the cheapes,
L and best newspaper now published in
Tennessee. containing the freshest news
and most reliable information. Its propri-
etOrs spare no pains MOI expense, to make
1t a first class paper. and claim that It de-
serves the cordial support of the people.
1t will contain the daily city Police Re.
ports, Market Reports, Legislative Reports,
Telegraphic Reports, together with every
item of local interest occurring during the
week. Its Commercial character Is estab-
lished In the fact that its uniform correct
ness In giving quotations, has created a de-
mand for 1t by all who look to this market
and the East. We give also in each weekly
issue q considerable amount of Agricultu-
raj reading Of value to farmers and Others.
TERMS:-One copy one year. SO; II cor.
les $50; 22 copies, $50; 80 copies, go; a
copies, $40.
We are not responsible for losses in the
mail. should any occur, unless letters are
registered. Address
ALBERT ROBERTS 4 co.
Juhe2 Nashville, Tenn.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-On Sunday
about midnight Mr.. John Tanksley,
who resides on South Cherry street,
heard considerable alarm in the rear OF
his premises; on entering his back
yard he observed MIR. Sandy Kazie
lying on the ground, bleeding protusely
from a terrible cash in his throat, in
ilictcd with his knife. On being in
terrogatcd as to why he had attempted
to kill himself, he replied that it was
private trouble, and that there was no
need of rendering any assistance, that
in the event his life was saved this time
he would certainly kill himself, as he
did not desire to live. MIR. Kazie is
represented to be a clever, respectable,
and influential citizen, and no cause has
been assigned for this attempt of self.
destruction. Medical aid was procured
and every attention has been paid the
unfortunate man. At the. latest &C
counts he was in a pecarious condition.
Nashville Gazene, 29M.
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The Lower House of Congress has
passed the five per cent. tax In the
shape of an export duty on cotton. A
more wicked and a more foolish bit of
legislation never defaced the National
Statute book. The old lady who kill
ed the goose that laid the golden eggs
was nothing to the Radical jackasses
who have thus ripped open the bellies
Of the cotton bags. In the testimony
taken before the Committee of Ways
and Means leading manufactures de-
clared that before the advent of this
years crop, We shall be importing cot
ton for our domestic use; yet here are
a lot Of bunglers who are so stupid as
to believe they can pay off the entire
national debt, as vel! as punish the
South, by their needless act, which is
only equalled by our Tennessee two
percent tax on produce-MasA,izzs
Bssssy.
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BRING HIN BACK.-lt is rumored that
the celebrated stallion, Panic, who was
brought North from the South during
the war, has been sold for SIS, 200, and
that q Massachusetts, breeder has be-
come the purchaser. 1t is further ru-
mored that the bill of sale is ignored
by certain parties, and that Panic will
not make the season in the Bay State.
As a matter of course, Madame Rumor
is never in the error.-7aT and Field.
This is the famous four mile racer OF
our fellow citizen, Duncan T. Kenner,
that Butler took Off with all our studs.
Better buy them in, Mr.. President,
charge them to Buffers account, and
save the honor of the United States.
1t will read worse than Cataline's APP
preparations in history.-N. o. Pic.
ayune, 1914.
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A CARD.

A n advertisement which has been posted
Aaround Winchester, gives evidence OF
my need of money. 1t also gives evidence
of an inordinatc love Of money, in some
breasts. which would sacrifice every natu-
raj and magnanimOus feeling, and, merely
for The miserly pteuSure Of securing itself a.
gdinst Jdreiy possible but not probable loss, or
because 6 per cent. is insufficient for its
greed, would make a pitiful sum of family
debt on my part a stumbling block In the
way of that industry and integrity to
which, and the kindness of friends. only
do / feel indie hted for exemption from the
pains of starvation. There are some who
would foOlishly cut down, in warm wealth
er. for fire wood, Il tree that, undisturbed,
might bring ten fold its worth in fruit
From the whettcd axes Of such sh0rt-sight-
ed gardeners Il payment of one-tenth due
what is due myself and MIR. Dulin As part
ners, but to what is due me Individually
for subscriptions, job work and advertising
previous to the war. That amount is near
$1,000. And now, sir, do you W for sub
scription for 1856, 81, '5s, SO, go, Or 81 p
How much have you paid, and don't you
owe me Il balance? Didn't you order the
Home journal sent to this or that friend
in Arkansas, Texas, &C.? Now you may
be surprised when your account is pre-
scented, but you must pay. And l cannot
leave the office to hunt you up, so | will
authorize IN officer to take your notes if
you cannot pay the money. | will charge
you no interest. although | have a better
right to do so than sOme who demand in
tercst from me. and VIII. suffered far less
by the war than | did. There are men who
cry for "wiping out all things and COM
mcncing new" but the lawyers will fight
against any such d0ctr ne. Old debts must
be paid, and l don't want to be laboring to
pay some ucDIs twice ana never have debts
due me paid ut all.
jun2 w. j. SLATER.
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LINES TO MY ABSENT WIFE.

Our home has lost Its charms for me, the
flowers bloom In vain,
And dreariness will meet me here, till you
come back again;
And yet a smile / often wear, and some
may think me gay
Dear wife, they do not know my care, for
thee so fur away.
Sweet flowers breathe their fragrance
round our coy cottage home,
And to your %honcysuckle cups the hum
ming birds yet come;
The hop vine chambers DER the porch, COM
mingling with the grape,
And m%oonbeams, struggling through their
leaves, assume fantastic shape,
The while I sit and foolish wish myself II
moonbeam bright,
And falling where thy pure heart beats
true to me this night;
And though | know the wish Is vain, more
fleeting than the ray,
1t rests awhile the aching brain, impatient
at delay.
Oh! Time! too brief for all of US, In strug-
Cling still to liye,
Could one thy moments but be bought, her
realm a queen would give;
Yet swiftly roll thy ceaselcss wheel-bring
round the anxious day
When cruel fate shall give Inc back my
darling ones away.
My darling ones-my wife and boy-God
spare them still to me.
For, more than all the world beside, ] love
them-nert to Ihee;-
Protect them in this wicked world, and Of
the ills of life
III freely bear the share for me, for baby,
and my wife.
w. j. S.
WINCHESTER, Tenn, MAY Goth, 1866.
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The CONSUMPTION in Europe.

II I HIIs 1tVtV1 NI1tc1 o1JS'
Between the Bosphorous and the
Baltic a grand CONSUMPTION is proceed
ing; there is not a landed proprietor,
u simple shopkceper, a stolid mechan-
ic, q wind-beaten mariner, anywhere,
who is not moved to terror or enthusi-
ISM. Now, if ever, the great adjust
ment of affairs in Europe is about to be
instituted. The immediate parties to
the outbreak are Italy and Prussia
against Austria, but when these "grcat
opposites" clash together, there will
be these minor quarrels to be satisfied.
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Home journal a gents.

j. l.. ScoTT. 03, Public Square. Nashville
\. NJ, TENSION, %, Broad Street,
HENRY APPLE, Cincinnati Ohio.
:. NJ. PETTISGILL d Co.. 81 Park Row. NY
w. w. WORD. Dechcrd. Franklin Co.. Tenn
{. A. Hunt. Hunts Station. Tenn.
Or. K. II. CRIDDLE. Salem. Tenn.
These gentlemen are authorized to re-
ceivc and receipt for subscriptions or due.
for or TO the Home journal.
Mar. 3. W. j. SLATER ~ co.
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MARRIED..

ANDERSON-MILLER.-On the 18th
ult. by Rev. w. b. WattcrsOn, MILTON
ANDERSON to Miss LIZZIE MILLER.
Happy union; two hearts blended in one;
May no clouds or sorrow bedim their sun
LIES voyage he always pleasant and sweet,
May they always have peace and plenty to
eau. W. Is. W.
even
ing, 18th ult., in Pulaski, by Rev. Welborn
Mooney, MIR. w. NELL MCGREw to Miss
LOUISA WHITLEY.-Pulaskt Citizen.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.--Rev. j,
r. Graves, formerly the editor Of the
Tennessee Baptist, in this city, is con
Quoting a great revival of religion in
Memphis. His sermons are said to
transcend those for which he was so
much distinguished before he quit the
pulpit Of the Baptist Church here
Union und american.
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Notice, 7

Hereafter no name will be entered
upon our books as a subscriber unless
the money is paid in advance. And
we hope all who at present take the
Home Journal will begin to think about
paying us. We have not dunned them
but several months have elapsed, and
surely some Of them have managed
to collect three doklars. We must have
payments on the paper, or we cannot
keep it up to its present standard. BE.
sides, our circulation is now pretty
large, and paper is an item.
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The Fenians-AbOrtivc Attempt at
Reconciliation Between the two
Factions,

New York, May 29.-The contro-
versy between the Fenian leaders con
tinues. President Roberts has had an
interview with Stephens. The latter
requested him to discontinue the move
ment against Canada. Roberts replied
that he was determined TO persist. He
meant fighting. Stephens asked him
to desist thirty days. The proposition
was declined. The leaders are now
openly opposed to each other.
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Yesterdays mail brings no news OF
Importance, except that the Fenians
seem to DO in earnest, and are creating
great excitement on the Canadian from
tier. Over 10000 are in Buffalo, un-
der the lead of Gen. Sweeney.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-06-02

The weather in this section during
several nights the past week was nj
most cold enough for frost. Farmers
tell us that such weather makes the cut
worm much worse. 10 several instau
ces farmers are planting their corn foi
the third time this Spring. We have
heard Of several fine stands Of wheat,
and others say they will not make
seed.
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New Advertisements.

W. NJ. Taft-wool carding.
Ladies' Benevolent Society,"" Tab
lcauX WANTS. Concerts on the 11tt
and 18th, also n supper on the 18th.
Nashville Banncr-read its card.
Shaw IL Clark-Scwing Machines.
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New DgEss.-The Nashville Banner
comes to us In n new dress of type. and
we think it unsurpassed in Topographic
cal appearance by any paper in the
State. The hummer is, doubtless, in Il
prosperous condition, aud certainly it
deserves success, for no paper exhibits
more enterprise in giving tho latest
news from all sections of the country.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-06-02

KILLEp.-we regret that Mr.. Allen
orear' an industrious and clever young
man, and known by many in our midst,
was killed . few days since by a COLI.
sion on thu Nd c. Railroad. Mr..
Orear was on one Of thu collidins en-
ginss at the time Of the accident.