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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

MEMPHIS GAYOsO GAS COMPANY.
The subscription books of the company
will remain open for twenty days longer,
at the Office of the law court clerk,
Greenlaw building.
jaIfIw JOHN DONOVAN, President
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TWO BUNDRE0 DiT B0ABDERg can
be accommodated at the magnificent
restaurant OF Ed. BOulaZ. For term,
aud regulations apply 10 Ia D0UfaZ, on
toe premises, No. 2f9 Second StFoeI, TN.
der 6reeHlaW Opera bOuse. eG-tf.
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RIVER MATTERS.
weather and Business.

and rain fell. 1t froze and on yesterday
morning the streets and levee were COW
cred with sleet. The day was moderate
and pleasant. In the evening it again
commenced to rain hard.
Business was god upon the levee dur
ing tins day. At Cincinnati the river
continues to rise slowly. At Louisville
it is also rising and full Of ice. At st.
Louis the Mississippi was slowly falling.
If the swell from above doesn't give us
a benefit soon, we may walk I'VE 10 the
Arkansas side dry shod.
Arrivals.
Steamer II. L. McGin, New Orleans.
+" John Kilgour, New Orleans,
/" Welcome, st. Louis.
d" Lady, 0sceola.
" Rose Hambleton, Pine Bluff.
L" Guidon, Arkansas river.
Departures.
Steamer Agnes, White river.
4" Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
LADY, OseeOla.
l" Die Vernon, Nicksburg.
L" Des Arc, White river.
" r. L. McGiil, 1t. LOUIS.
" John KilgOur, st. Louis,
" Florence TRADER, White river.
" Comet, Osceola.
Boats IN Port.
Guidorl, Rose Hambleton.
miscellaneous,
The Ruth will pass up on Monday
next.
The Gnidon brought up a large lot Of
COTTON. besides a fair passenger trip.
The Rose HambletOn had a good triI
out Of the Arkansas river.
M, nio NTarpon onn Ilnq re Gpnart1f
| with fair trips.
Our river friends must not forget thai
| at Charlsy's saloon and restaurant Oh
Center alley, near Madison street, car
be found all that could be wished for t
comfort the inner man. Mr.. Charles
Plante is the head center of the saloon.
and Mr.. Charley Jones, for many years
a well known steward on the river, ha:
charge Of the cuisine. They will not bC
forgotten by their many river friends.
Mr.. Simpson, the popular steward o
the st. Patrick, we regret to hear is laic
IN with 8 severe cold. He will, We learn
occupy the same position On the DaI
Able. no better selection could b'
made.
We. in company with Capt. Isaaes anC
Mr.. Blake, clerks of the Inflated Plat;
Valley. and the agent Of the underwri
! tiers, paid a visit yesterday morning L
/ the wreck of that steamer. The tug
| Nellie Jones, Capt Jehn Ford, conveyed
ms 10 the scene OF the late disaster. W.
found thu wreck in much the same con.
dition il was / 10 Eve minutes after sink.
ing, only that the chimnies have fallen
The larboard guard seems to be settling
In the water, while the starboard is evi
IDENTIFY rising. Comparatively nothing
40 far, has been saved, although the mel
al work on her have been fishing in tn
staterooEns with graphing irons sine
Yesterday. The tug brought SIX trunks
belonging % pass sngers, which are OF
he civ ,TharfbOat waiting owners. tn,
boat is now in charge OF the underwTi
tiers and there is no probability that any
thing exeopt the cabin furniture viii b
saved, The wreekIng boat SaiYer viii b
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DIxEY has sold out below and come
up stairs, having purchased from Capt.
Ben. Garrett the Shakespeare saloon, on
the corner of the alley. He will always
be found there, as clever as eve Oyster
lunch every night. Go and see.
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NOW READY.
STALLS UNEIVALLED
Piano and Furniture Polish.

TCST INTRODUCED. a bsinr aaoo.s5 he
~ al leading houses IN the a.
Pianos, organs. Bill ard Tahaes, FuruIturs. etc
etc. Every one who has a Piano shou q have =
bottle OF this Polish send for tfrcuIa-g arf
We WI give fuii particulars anu directions. rt
- put up IN bottles a. - cguts ana Oran ami
where half a dozen are ordered az once. We wII
forward, prepaid By express. Applications f0-
Territory and Agencies received ~
BLOWN g PERKINS.
General Agents for the United states
LanLL Lm-LuM No ~. Enunu-. y. -
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sTEAMBoATs
FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

REGULAR ST. FRANCIS RIVER PACRE7.
For Helena, Witfsburs and 81. Fraueis
River,
MOLLIE HAMBLETON -~---Bovman Master
Itis elegant passenger steamer IT,
Will leave EN
TUESDAY, I'D inst, At pm.
LARRY H~ARMSTAD q CO, Agents.
No. IA Jefferson street,
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DOR SALt

DOR SALE
a hHe stock Of Harness, Ssddlery and Harness
hardware, Fixtures, Tools, and every requisite
"a q drst- class establishment -Old Oily lee use
Domestic circumstances qulre q change ofb. s.
ines. II applied for soon, he stand, which Is
very favorably located, can he rented for a
longer time than the present lease. Apply al
Joseph DWORACk'S,
oe4tf No IL Main, near Poplar S rect
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NOTTCE.-MULE and HORSE STOLEN
y $50 REWAHD.-On tie night OF December
gst ut. was stolen from she sa Ile OF the sub
Eeriber. one and a-haif miles north OF the city,
on the Hemphis and rlg creek plank ROAD, one
and tail, one white foot Just AZ ietlOcE JOINT,
and dent in forehead Just below len eye g, shOd
o. all four feet. Also. 4 light HOrrel m-re
AULE. about four years old, short compiled
ramp and having saddle and collar marks on
hack and TOP or neck. cropped name and tail,
cnd a Uttle spot ius- behind her rIght ear, shCd
on front fest. 7 viii give Fifty Dollars reward
for return OF either animal, ana One Hundred
Tor apprehension OF and proof to convict the
thief liant 2ur5 JOHN A.
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Improved C0ttOn Plantations
IN
Phillips County, Ark, For Sale.

w have several hrst-class improved Plants
w tons In Phillips County, Eear the city ct
Helena, which viii be sold very lOw. Nearly
all these places have good dwellings and Other
home appendages and have E~iu-hOuses, cotton
presses, NEARLY new, and everything ready for
cotton culture These plantation. ranging
rom 20 acres to 800 respectively, are what are
termed second Bottom " above overflow. and
dne uplands, ringing a bale Of cotton 10 the
acre. Apply 20 SALE & MACCABE.
Attorneys al Law and Real Estate Ag'ts. a.,
nOVll Helena. ARK.
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A NEW arrival Of Alexandra kid gloves
Just received at B. L0wenstein & Bros.
Read the caution advertisement Of
Messrs. a. 7. Stewart & Co. in reference
10 same. ja30-2t
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READ Messrs. 4. II. Stewart { Co.'S
caution advertisement. ia2O-2t
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u . IN q

Several very desirable rooms handsomely
furnished, for families or single gentlemen, can
be had with board, on reasonable terms at %
Adams street decio II
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MULE STOLEN :

MULE STOLEN
stolen from the subscriber, on the corner q
Clay and LRRose, on sunday night, zoe otL
inst, one Brown Horse MULE, about nlteen
hands high, eight years old, with y. = on lei
shoulder, ahOd all around. ANY person LeOein
ward OF SO. Usn9t If
MILE BROKE LOOSE
From No. s. Madison street, on "Wednesday
sverfnr. one Forrel MULE, 10 or y years old
wadinT siEe. viii saddle and harness marks,
sbrd an aro nd and had on an old bride. A
liberal reward viii be paid on delivery OF SAID
mule at No. 81. Madison street. declo II
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ALEXANDRA KID GLOyEs.-A large
stock just received at B. LOwenstein &
Bros. la-N y
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NJ AN t d
FOR SALE.

z . X : a L E
One Is-Horse Power Engine and Boiler com.
plets and nearly new.
LUNE & MALLOS,
{anlg Wv 204 Main street.
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Took THE MEAT.-A man named Jno.
Forney was arrested, in connection with
Mary Washington, charged with having
been a party to her adroit robbery, but
he proved an alibi, and was then charged
with having robbed Mr.. Green, of Chel-
sea, of some meat. 1t was proved on
testimony that Forney wanted the meat
on a credit, and as that was refused he
took it noleas uolens, for which Squire
Creighton fined him $40 and costs.
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ADJUSTMENTS To DAY.-BluT City
Museum-open day and eveninE-wOn.
derful educated hog, Bohemian glGs,
blower, collection Of living animals.
del9ly 40.
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PtttsbErE Coal-bnggs a PetersOn-Omce
y Madison street. Branch once, 81 Main.
]. i. MOSELEY. AGENT.
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MULES! MULES! MULES Just re-
ceived at the GayOso stables, on Main
street near Beale, 100 No. ! plantation
mules, Il to Is hands high, + years old,
from $3.50 to S225 each.
Jan20-lw NJ. II. PlATF.
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EOR RENT
Three Rooms 10 GayOSo Block suitable fo
Sleeping Rooms. Inquire 81 so Main street.
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FOR RENT

L O r r + y T
school Rooms on HeTnRudO street, near
Browns Avenue. inquire Of
W. I. MILLER,
tRlc &c J5 Main street.
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4 Store House, No. 40 North Court street. In
consequence OF the pres ent occupants reIuov-
iug 10 a larger house, the above place i Tor
rent. Inquire on the premises. nOyE II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

JEwELRY STORE FOR SALE-A gOOr
chance offered to buy an old and We'll es
tablished business q" stand :" none betteI
10 the city. Apply at 2I7@ Main street
under Worsham house. deco If
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-As a lady was
passing along Adams street, near Second,
yesterday morning, the sleet on the
pavement caused her TO fail, which re-
suited in one of her legs being broken.
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Front Rooms for gentleman and wife also
good accommodation Tor single gentlemen, by
eaTsv application al So Madison st. JAMS I'm
r A IN G.
made street tec22 I'm
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REMOVAL.


VEsEY CARTWRIGHT, General Co"mis-
sIon Merchants, dealer. in Wines, Liquors
and Cigars. nave moved Z Ll Main 5 rect, tnre-
door above the DvertOu Hotel, where they
will De constantly receiving C-Onsignlneuts uCu
1rSt hands. which they Will sell very lOW fug
tazh or ciIy acceptance. Particular attention
raid to Cotton and Produce. 1an6 20
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Baleh warrants his pictures 10 please.
FaganIFF
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AGENTS WANTED.
JACKSON"
The Life and Campaigns OF Lieut. ten.
ThOs. J. Jackson.
II. proS Il l. DARSEY of the Theolozica

Nv Prof r. L. DABSEY, cf the Theologica
Seminary Of Virgins.
OK &c CO.,
ara Maiu Street, MEMPHIS, TENN
rr,afs "a The only edition authorised by Gen.
TarEsauis widow IRON which she desires
Iacnnfsrv benenL- Il paints IN VIVID language
me distinguished features OF deFout Christiani-
t,7 80 bravery which characterised Gen.
TscEson aud gfyesa faithful History Of the great
Cempeigns which made his brilliant rePpta-
-. 0esevopp 80, Cloth e. W-half Caif s. %,
AGENT wanted throughout TeHnesses. Alssis-
eippi and Arkansas
FOR AGENCIES, ard CrcnlafA CONTAINING iuii
BLELDCK a 60,
selz 81 Main EtrsstY Aenphisl Temp,
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L . Il r + n t
r large Hall In Gayoso Block, known as
9ayoso Han, suitable for societies, religious or
secular. Inquire al 22 Main street janis Nv
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NOR RENT

En-
Two large Front Rooms, suitable for q small
family. Al SO per month. Possession given I'm
mediately. Inquire at No. 81 Charleston aye
Hue. at the grocery store. lanliH~
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A good price win be paid for a complete nle
of the Daily APPEAL, embracing the period
from January LIST TO June 9Th, ISe2 Apply at
the Counting Room. No. Is MaaisoR street.
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II You want Amorotypes or DaguerreotyPes
enlarged, and e0lorsa in any style, go to
Baleh's. Jeseodts
Raish makes the largest pictures in Men-
pins, at 2gs Main st. is2eodtf
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Mrs. DE. HHrNey.-lne WOrIu-re4OWneu
CIairvcyant and Magnetic Physician, whose
instantaneous cures OF disease and clairvoyant
perception have been the wonder of the world,
has arrived in Memphis and taken rooms for
the season at the Overton Hotel, (Ofice, room
No. 20) where she can be consulted upon all
matters pertaining to life and health. She
treats all the so-calIsd incurable diseases as
fspeclalties, to-wit Cancer, consumption, asth-
MA, rheumatism, dyspepsia, epilepsy, heart dis
ease, and female diseases, and all other chronic
complaints with spec " aud happy results For
particulars call or send for a circular. Prof.
Harvey, the discovereR5f certain and painless
cure for cancers and tumoTs, assists in her prac-
tice and compounds all her medicines, Address
all letters to Prof.. HARVEY.
de3O-1y Memphis, Tenn.
Agents APpeal.-R. T. BRUEBY & Sons,
Druggists and Chemists, Marietta, Ca, are sole
I agents for the APPEAL in Northern Georgia.
RemOvnI-Drs. Mortmore q Payne have re-
moved their Office from the Commercial Hotel
TO the Worsham House, Room No. %, the one
occupied by d.. Mortimore the past four years..
where all, who desire to, can consult them and
procure treatment.
Special attention given to all the various
forms OF chronic diseases, especially Disease Of
the Lung and Throat, Disease Of the Heart,
Liver, Spleen, Kidneys and Spine, Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Nervous ahec-
tons all the affective forms OF Female d.
seases, Is also all diseases having origin IN i'm
purities OF the blood and vital fluids.
Office hours from 8 O'Clock am. until 0 O'Clock
p. D., daily. May &e
A Eoed price win be paid for a complete nle
Of the Daily APPEAL, embracing the period
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DIR UG US
OF 8. Mansfield & Co.,
Nos. 3O1 and 3O3 Main st.
Our stock OF GO6ds Is Perfect and
Complete at All Times.

Our experience in the trade Of Memphis Is such
that we understand and know the wants OF
druggists, Physicians, Merchants, Builders,
Manufacturers, Planters and Others.
We shall have in our employ none but the
most eNperinced Clerks and assistants. All our
arrangements will enable US 10 render perfect
and complete satisfaction.
Thankful for the liberal and extensive pat
ronage bestowed upon Us heretofore by the
citZ rs Of TeunesSee. Mississippi, Alabama aud
Arkansas, and the territory west, we hope by
constant attention TO our own business to merit
and receive an increasing continuance.
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THE undersigned will continue the business
Il hereafter IN his own name, and hereby re-
turns the thanks o. the old firm Tor the liberal
patronage bestowed, and promises hat In thu
future every ednrt will be made to give his
customers satisfaction both la quality aud
prices OF goods and in courteous atten ion.
uOy4 10 A
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WANTS.
WANTED-AGENTs-

W-ANTED-AGENTS-
To sell the Crescent Family Sewing Ma
chine" the best low priced Machine made.
Please send Tor circulars and obtain Iull par
ucu ans. Address
CHAS. +. HASTN,
245 Second street,
su3-8mTejan9 Memphis, Tenn.
w A n 7 + d
By E competent B~Ook-keepeT a situation 20
pos q set 81 books in the evening. Would ask
a very reasonable compensation. Apply at No.
: Washington street. iSnSu
WANTED--Agents SlO0 to $50 per
month. Agents wanted everywhere 10
canvass Tor the only genuine New Improve
Common Sense Family sewing Machine"
Price SsG Warranted three years. Does per-
fs0t wcfst and y the greatest invention Of the
Rse. For terms 10 agents and circulars, address
rs at rankin, Ky.
4. d TOLINER & co, Manufacturers,
and Gsusral Agents for tie south.
nnv24l Wd&8mw
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MULE BROKE LOOSE
BOARDING.
BOARDING
WANTED

BOA"
A few Boarders can ind good acoommoda
tious nj No o Court street extended. Jal5 81
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FOR LOUISVILLE.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

REGULAR MEMPHIS IND RHIcE RTVER
PACKET
FOR Helena, Delta, FFiar's Point. sun
lower Laconta, CarsOu's, Concordla. Mouth
Mhlte river, Iadian ray, st. Charles.
DuyaH's Bun, Little Rock, Des Arc,
vest Point, searcy and Augus1a.
onneei a. Augusta with the Fairy Oueen for
~Jacksonport and Black River.
.COMMERCIAL Davgs ,,s..a-
lbs splendid passenger packet r.
VIII leave for the above h
TGESDAY, 22d inst, at S pm.
LEVY MILLER, Agents,
J+nDZL 81 Madison street.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE

there viii be no bills paid by the steamer
DIE VERNON unless ordered Ay the Captain
or Clerk J. r. HICKS.
RnlIetIn and Avalanche COPY. ans u
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CHAS IT. PHIL a
Six years Agent and
Cashier southern
Twenty years Casb 7
Mechanics Bank,


HATCH & PHELPS, Bankers and Brokers.
II General Purchasing Agents, and U.s =. and
Foreign Newspaper Advertising Agents %
Broad street. and 81 Exchange Place, eW York.
R"EFERESCEs-R. II. Lowry, Esq. President
Bank Of Republic, y. y Josiah Oakss .Eq v.
Pres. Shoe and Leather Bank. ny: J. D. Yer
milye, Esq at the Merchants Bank. "
& Peters, II Pearl street, n. y; DIS. Brown.
Esq, Editor and Proprietor Rochester Demo-
Graf, Rochester, y. Y; o L. Bunce. Esq,
Prest PheniX Bank, hartford, Ct James Miles,
Esq, Pre<t Exchange Bank, Hartford, c.:
Francis FellOwes s. Son. Attorneys az Law,
Hartford, u; u. A Dwight& Co, Boston. Mass;
Calvin Taft, Esq, Worcester, Mass, Thomas ).
Metcalf, Esq.. Augusta, Ga; Jehn Davis8n, Esq
Augusta, Ga; II b Pant Esd Frst South
Southern Ex. Co, Atlanta. Ga; f. Hubert,
Esq, Supt Southern Elk. Co, Atlanta, Ca; Jas.
shutter, ESQ, SuD't Southern Elk Co., Memphis.
Tenn; A. B. small, ESQ, Supt SOutheru tx.
Co New Orleans; a0d Agents OF Expires Com
Dauies. fan1-Im.
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BOARD AND LODGING

Two pleasant Front Rooms, with Board. ear
be obtained In a private FIRMLY also, Day
aOauiers wanted 81 No. ~ Linden street
street cars. ianl5 2w~
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IsCELLANEoUs
STARCH GLOSS
I'M RIAL BLUE,

VI p z RIAL 3 Z o
BEST IN THE WORLD.
Soluble in hard as well As soft water.
Warranted not to streak the cIofhos-
Ten cents per box. Liberal discount 10 the
trade.
Agents wanted everywhere TO eel the above
articles, to whom we offer eztraordfuary IN
d~uceuents.
samples sent, postpaid, on receipt Of above
prices. Address,
NEW YORK STARCH GLOSS CO.
tanii lmdaw No 28 Sutton st New YORK.
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i luKA SPRINCS

have a large crowd. and viii have al
- winter, owing 70 the remarkable healthI-
al diseases, viii ind the best OF medical atten-
ton. nyOu are sick, It is the place to get well.
sells MILLER PATTERSON.
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Go to Balch's for any kind of picture.
{eSeodtf
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Dissolution.

THE e-opartnership heretofore existing be-
/ tween SOL. A. HERMAN and DAVID
LiPPMAE, under the firm and style OF
NAN & LlPPMAN, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. SOL A. HERMAN Is alone
authorized to settle the affairs OF the frm.
SOL. A HERMAN.
DAVID LIPPMAN.
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DIXON & PERCY,
CHANDLER

TTOREEYS AT Law, G~reenville, Miss,
a VIII practice in the Courts or Iuntcu,
Coahoma, bolivar, Washington and lGaquenua
C,unffes declJ lvr
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REGULAR MEMPHIS AND WHITE
RIVER PACHET.
Fer Helena, Della. FrIar's Pofnf SIM
hover, Augusta, JacSsOnpoTt. and all
points on Black River.
...s.--.a..ElliOt magtf y
Tails elegant passenger steamer IT,
will leave 800
TUESDAY, 22d inst, at pm.
NJ T. BOURNE q CO., agents.
lanDH No. u jefferson street.
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Agents AppeaL-R- T. BRUHBY & Sons,
Druggists and Chemists, Marietta, Ga, are sole
agents for the APPEAL in Northern Georgia.
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III bFOOMt st. Now YORK.
w would call the attention Of the publfe p,
w our elegant New Scale Pianos. Ia he o.
loufuga fyTeG-
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"C" : octave Front corners large
s-srpentfns bottom, mouIdIusg
as on style d, carved Tyre anc de.k,
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4LE e" octave. same as sly ie y. with
erpentIne moulding on pliuth. carved
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BROWN PERKINS,
janli lm-daw 4D BrOoms st New Torl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-05-02
The Tomb of WASHINGTON,

tits refreshing to know that, amid the
marching and counter marching of
hostile forces for few years past, Mount
Vernon has been regarded as sacred. A
correspondent of the Boston Traveller
has lately visited the venerated spot, and
not only finds everything preserved,
but under the supervision Of persons dis
posed to keep the premises in excellent
condition. go
Mount Vernon and Springfield are to
he the Meccas of the American CONT
nent-and we would not that the hand
of desecration should obliterate the
slightest vestige, at either place, calcula-
ted to remind US of obligations due to
the memory of Washington, as the
Father of his Country or to Lincoln,
as the "Father of Liberty"