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The national Republican., 1867-02-20
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, U. &. A. }
REAR OF No. los WEST LOMBARD STREET,
BALTINORE MD February Is, 1867,

BALTIMORE, MD, February 49, 1857 }
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be received at
this Office until IL IN, on TUESDAY, February 20,
1857 for furnishing and delivering free Of cost to the
Troops, Hospital and Ooers at Fort McHenry, Nd all
the FRESH BEEP required by them for six months,
commencing April 1857 such less time the Com.
missAry General Of Subsistence may direct
The Beef to be delivered at Fort hoHenry, and on
the order OF the Acting COmmIssary Of Subsistence at
that place,
The beef to be of good and marketable quality, In
equal proportion Of fore aud hind quarter meat (neek
shankS, and kidney tallow to be excluded,
The necks Of the cattle under this agree
men shall be cut OF at the fourth vertebral joint aud
the breast trimmed down. The shanks Of fore quarters
shall be cut of from three to four inches above the knee
joint aud OF the hind quarters from sK to eight inches
above the gambre or hook Joint.
Bidders are requested to be present TO respond TO
their bids and be prepared to give bonds for the fuA
msnt OF their contract.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly "PrOposAls
for Fresh Beef, and addressed to the undersigned
who reserves the right to reject any all bids not 10
the Interest Of the United States.
Conditions, requirements, payments, &eL as hereto
fore. THOMAS WILSON,
Breyet Lieut. Col. and G. 8. U. g. A.,
feE0.td Brevot Brig. Gen. Vols.
The national Republican., 1867-02-20
A south-side View Of Military Rule.
The Charlottesville (Va.) Chronicle has the

thu oOHuIIVt1o9'IIO 7 ' NJ O"TVTT1VEs nus IHe
following
"In view Of the temper manifested by Con-
gress towards our unfortunate people we re-
gard the military bill as by no means SO bad
The fate suggested for Louisiana by the
Eliot bill is so much more terrible than any.
thing else that there is a measure Of relief in
feeling that the rest Of the Southern States
have even temporarily escaped that, what.
ever ether blow may fall upon them. We
should welcome military law-wc should
welcome the very harshest military govern
ment-we should welcome Tiberus himself
to avoid what is threatened in the case o
Louisiana. No Roman tyrant described by
Tacitus or Suetonius could ever infct upon
the masses Of the people a tithe of the
wretchedness which the inversion of the races
at the South would inaict upon the whites
The national Republican., 1867-02-20

TUE San Antonio (TeXas) Express says
"MexicO is fast assuming the customs Of our
own Republic They are beginning to issue
their own paper money-"red. .backs"-and
we presume gold will be quoted soon as an
article of commerce. We have struck off at
this Office within the past few days about
forty thousand impressions for all dcnominN.
tions of bills, TO be issued in the city of
Chihuahua
The national Republican., 1867-02-20
Arrest for Murder.

LAWRENCE, MASS, Feb. l9.-The inquest
in the case of Ingalls, Damon, an old man
whose remains were found in the ruins of his
barn, which was burned on Wednesday last,
was concluded on Saturday, and resulted in
the arrest of Edward p. Hieman, husband of
Damons daughter, on suspicion Of having
caused the death of the old man.
The national Republican., 1867-02-20
Fire i'm San anciscO.

SAN Francisco, Feb. lS.-Yesterday fire
broke out on the southwest corner of Davis
and Washington streets. 1t destroyed sew
eral buildings. The loss will amount to
$4,000.
Three shocks of earthquake were expert
enced in San Diego, Colorado, on the lst
instant.
The national Republican., 1867-02-20
Eeninnism at the Hub.

BosToN, Feb. l8.-The Fenian excitement
in this vicinity continues unabated, notwith-
standing the cable dispatches announce the
pressed.
The Fenian leaders arc attaching but little
importance to the cable news.
The national Republican., 1867-02-20

Nevertheless, not wishing to do any injustice
to Gen. HALPISE, or the Citizen, we give him
the right Of way in our columns that our
readers may know exactly what he did say
and Judge for themselves.
The national Republican., 1867-02-20

CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge Fsher.-Isaac
johnson, convicted Of larceny, was sentenced to
one year in tho Albany pententiary.
Robert Jones and George Williams were also
found guilty Of the same offence and sentenced to
one year in the penitentiary.
In the case Of John ii. Surratt, a bench warrant
was issued transferring him to the custody Of the
civil authorities.
George e. Ward was fined 81 for an assault and
battery.
In the cases of Robert Jones and George viii.
liams, indicted for larceny, a nORe pros. was en-.
tored.
Isaac Washington, for false pretencos. Verdict
guilty.
0phelia Armstead was arraigned and plead guilty
to the crime Of hrcony, and was sentenced to one
year in the penitentiary.
The recogniEance Of Jas. A. Mason was forfeited
and bench warrant issued.
Thomas Morrow, indicted for passing counterfeit
fractional currency not appearing to answer to tho
charge forfeited his recognizance.
Augustus r. Nixon and Augustus Hessler were
found guilty of assault and battery.
In the case of Henry W. Thomas indicted for
larceny, a ROHs pros, was entered.
Joseph Bryant was arraigned for manslaughter
and plead not guilty. Several witnesses were ex-
amined, and the court adjourned.
The national Republican., 1867-02-20
HOW TO MAKE A TARIFF BILL.

A. H. STEWART, the dry goods "jobber"
Of New York, is in town. Being a large
importer, he would undoubtedly like to have
the tariff fixed up to suit his convenience.
We hope he will succeed because he is so
just in his dealings with those who have acted
honorably toward him.
The national Republican., 1867-02-20
az Late pIscoyeryl strange but True !

90 Late Discovery Strange but Truei-
Madam Mounts salve not only cures the Piles bat
eHeetual cure for all womb affections Satisfactory ref
ereuces given. LADIES SUFFER- NO MORE with
either Of these Diseases She can be consulted at No.
$50 street, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
south side
Also. Syrup she makes for Consumption, which Is
an efeetua remedy for Bronchitis, Asthma, Group In
children, &c The saveRnd Syrup is for sale at sott
opposite National Hotel Pords Eleventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and at Eutwsle's, corner
Twelfth street and Pennsyv avenue Delay not in
using the means offered. fe2-lms
The national Republican., 1867-02-20

Circuit COURT, Chief Justice Cartier
DownmRn and Green vs.. Wilson. Trial resumed.
Verdict for the defendant
Porter vs. Rowland Files motion for new
trial.
Stanton VS.. Brown. Non.suit.
Keasby vs. Garrett. Settled. Terms Of settle.
ment filed
Miller vs. Sackett. Verdict for the plaintiff, as.
sessing damages at $25.
Mackall VS.. Barnes. Verdict for defendant.
Wilson vs.. Rittenhouse. Verdict for plaintiff
for full amount OF note.
The national Republican., 1867-02-20

LAMP ExPLosIoNs.-A person in Cleve-
land, who has taken the trouble to gather
statistics on the subject, says that during the
last two years the number Of people burned
to death from kerosene lamp explosions has
been nearly 200 and these disasters have dc
stroyed property valued at $6OOO,OOO.
The national Republican., 1867-02-20
Suicide.

RICHMOND, Feb. ls.-Lieut j. S. New
burg, of the 18th infantry, committed sui
eide this morning, at the Ballard House, by
taking laudanum. He was under military
arrest at the time.
The national Republican., 1867-02-20

THOSE pleasant harbingers of spring are
out-the Atlantic Monthly, Our Young
Folks, and Harper'S Magazine for March.
We have received copy of the Harper'S
from Messrs. PnILP & SoLoMoNs.
The national Republican., 1867-02-20

AS-TO Consumptives.-The Advertiser
having been restored to health in a few weeks, by
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease Consumption, is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means OF cure
To all who desire It he will send copy OF the pre-.
serpton used, free Of eharge with the directions for
preparing and usng the same, which they will ind 4
SURE CURE CoSsUxPrIoS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
The only object OF the advertiser in sending the pre-
scrption Is to benefit the AFFLICTED aud spread informa
On which he eoneeyes to be invaluable and he hopes
'yery sufferer will try his remedy. will cost them
nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing tho prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oe2i.dwly Williamsburg, Kings county, MY.
The national Republican., 1867-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 workinsmen's Asscmbly.-ThoR Regu-
lar Monthly Meeting will be hod on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, 10th Instant at ~ o'clock, In the Council
Chamber, City Hall.
fe2O-lt JAMES II. REED, RS.
The national Republican., 1867-02-20

s5- The Gravest Malndies of Youth and
EARLY MANHOOD. Howard Association Essays, on the
Physiology Of the PASSIONS and the Errors Abuses and
Dseasef peculiar to the nrst age Of man with reports
new methods OF treatment employed In this Institution
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Address
DR.. J. sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia Pa. Jall-3m
The national Republican., 1867-02-20
OF CO,PARTNERsHIP

WAsHISGToS, February l, 1867.
The CO.partnershp heretofore existing under the
name and style Of CHAs L. LOCKWOOD CO., Is
dissolved by Limitation.
The business from this date will be conducted under
the name and style Of LOCKWOOD, HUPTY TAYLOR.
fel8.3t CHAs. L. LOCKWOOD 4 co.
The national Republican., 1867-02-20
JAMES II. REED, r. 9.
o. Notice to Tax Payers OF Washington

w NOtICe To Tux Phytfs OF "hbh1hRtOh
CTr.-The Board Of Assessors having completed the
annual assessment for 1857, will cit board Of ap.
peal, and for the purpose Of making corrections from
the 18th instant to April lat inclusive, Sundays ex
copted at School Commissioners Room, second story
City Hall, west wing, from a. m to p each day.
By order of the President. fe2-octapl
The national Republican., 1867-02-20
THE NEW YORK CITIZEN AND
IMPEACHMENT.

On Monday last we stated that the New
York Citizen demanded the immediate i'm
peachment and trial Of President JOHNSON"
We obtained our information from the closing
Of an article in the last Citizen. Previous
to the issue Of the last Citizen, however
TuAD STEVENS organ, the Chronicle, an
nounced that the Citizen was out for the i'm
peachment of President JOHNSON. This fact
so impressed our mind that when the last
Citizen came to hand we glanced at the dou-
ble-eaded leader, one and a half columns
long, observed the caption" ABOUT THAT
IMPEACHMENT and, as is the practice Of all
daily journalists with large exchange" to
"run over" we quickly passed to the con-
clusion of the article, which reads as follows
We ask all honest men of all parties
all rho Lore justice and believe IN the Prtnci-
pies Of our common ldtO-to unite Dih as an
demanding Of the dominant majority an
Congress that the President shall be forth
trith impeached and tried"
Knowing that a recent change had taken
place in the proprietorship Of the Citizen,
and that one of the new publishers was q
radical" we assumed that the editorial, Of
which the above is only the concluding sen.
tence, was anything but the production Of
Gen. HALrINE the editor. "ence the para.
graph which appeared in the REPUBLICAN on
Monday referred to.
1t gives us great pleasure to have our at
tention called to the fact that really it is
not the intention Of the New York Citizen
to enter the ranks of the impeachers Gen
HALrINE, who arrived in this city on Monday
evening, addressed us the communication,
which will be found below, and which would
have appeared in the REPUBLICAN yesterday
had we received it early enough. Itinterprets
the true meaning of the article on impeach
ment. Here it is:
The national Republican., 1867-02-20
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

fe9O.2w 6SS Seventh street, below Ponns avenue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-24
Notice.

THE following Deeds are in my ONCE. len FOR
a Certificates, before the war
] Deed rom Jose Damacrt Y. Barbo % Hub
2 deed nom James Clark and vile 70 n. 3.
Beard Of Missouri.
3 deed from A Z. Burdine and wife 70 We
WOrmell Of Shelby county.
Alex owe 70 Greenv1u DOweH OF Shelby
county.
Healey or shelby county.
s ID deed nom James Humes 70 W. n. Dunn Ct
a.. OF Shelby county.
7 deed from B~uukiey, Trigg & Williamson.
Trus. 70 Peter W. Piukstan.
s deed rom q II. Whitemore and wife TO Their
esaGaTrOu, pennsylvania.
g deed rom O.. ". LINEN 70 Jos. z Douglass.
Mississippi.
10 deed nom John Stark to Jasper Stark, Ken
Il deed rom z. B. Declare 70 W. 3. Bruce, Ten
uessee-
z deed rom = N Norwood and wife TO VIM.
BrldgeWater. Tennessee
I3 deed rom :. P. Walker and wife and r. z.
WHitheid and wife TO W. 3. Williams,
I4deed rom BrinkIey, Tigg & williamson TO
VIC DAVIS Arkansas.
Is deed from Jones D. WIIbOn 20 Jane N.
Is deed rom Louis N. Gehu and wife to Maria
Banks, Alabama
II deed from Memoirs and Louisville railroad
company 70 John Wright. Arkansas.
is deed from r. l. Beard and las Young 20 ia
T Davenport, Arkansas
- deed rom John W. Rodgers and wife 70
~ - HAAA aNAH "a A@4HAN
20 deed nom Colbert Moore and wife 70 Mecagar
Sin. Mississippi.
p deed rom Dan. sadanaus and wife to Ad-
olson Craft, Mississippi.
q deed from ]. Johnson and wire 70 W. ".
Wheatley, Arkansas.
3 deed nom W. Falkner 70 H. BIS. Wuiiams,
Tennessee.
"A deed flom 4. R Ward 70 Horace l. Hovgs
and Charles Tift, Tennessee.
3 deed from R. q. Brinkley and wife 20 ". J.
Davis. Tennessee.
% deed from r. C.. BrinIley and wife 70 Iron,
Czrror & Co., Argausa
= deed from John Cau1aVOm and wife % 81.
A. Kern. Arkansas.
D deed from D.. a. Shepherd 70 D. T. Johnson,
Arkansas.
y deed from Charles McDermOtt TO Thomas and
William NJ Irons, Texas.
30 deed nom Emily ri tartile 70 Al. scott,
Texas
81 deed nom @ F. Johnson and wife 70 W. Il.
Wheally, Arkansas.
30 deed from Dan Park to R. e. Glenn, KEN
lucky
Persons Interested may call aid get the same
by pay ing the lees. HUME f. HILL
Commissioner Of leeds, etc,
H "a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-24

Yesterday was the q~uietest day Of the
| week IN business circles. The absence OF
strangers upon our streets was particu-
larry noticeable. The delay of one or
more Up country boats has caused a
scarcity of meats, and clear sides have
advanced about fe and are stiff. Corn is
in small stock-nOne on the levee. In
store il is held at 81 10 for prime yellow,
and 81 u to 81 20 for white in q small
way. There is in fact no demand except
at retail. Owing to there being no boat
since Thursday, meal has advanced about
25c, and is held atS5 50 TO s. rs from store.
None on levee. Poor demand. Oats
are dull at zoe in store. None on levee.
Bran, dull at SIS to $50 on the levee.
Shipstuffs, $50 to so. Hay is also dull
at SOS TO S2S for timothy and 81 for
prairie. Potatoes are scarce and firm
at 81 to 81 so per Dbl. Onions, 81. APP
pies are in light supply and held
at 50 TO 81, as TO condition. Choice
butter, 25 to 2Sc; common, Is to Zoe.
Chickens, fair supply-young, 81 to
81 so old, So to 81. Coffee, rio, rs 10
G7lc. Eggs scarce at % to Gle. Flour.
dull. fine, 50 so to 81; X, 50 to $40; Xxx.
SO so to Sl1; Xxx, So so TO Sl3; fancy
brands, $13 so to Sl4. Lardin tierces, I33
to l3e; kegs, IA Il 144c. Mess pork, s26to
Sss IS mess beef SIC So clear sides, 10
to Use shoulders, 49, TO lac; canvassed
hams, IS to zoe sugar cured, p to pc.
Salt IS % per Dbl. Sugar, II to zoo for
Ecrushed and clarified IA to lie for
brown. Western Reserve cheese, IA TO
/ lee; factory, Is to Ice. Whisky, COM
mon, 81 IS to 81.
The cultivation of cotton in the Sand
WITCH Islands Is said 10 be carried on ex-
tensiyely and proitsbly. Large receipts
Eof choice Sea Island has been received at
FHOnolula.
The Alexandria Democrat says One
word will suffice to tell the plain and
sadly de~plorahle conditian Of the cotton
crop Of Rapides. There is not in the
parish, On the twenty thousand acres
| planted in cotton, a single stalk remain
ing with full leaf on it. The worms
have done their work of destruction, and
are now leaving for want of something
to eat. rfl
The proceedings of a meeting of the
| prominent cotton merchants Of our city
| will be found in our local columns. The
| object for which the meeting was called
wsslone OF vitalimportance to our cotton
houses, and should have been more gem
orally attended.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-24
From the Nashville Banner7
u. nar- nArcH- - NJ EERLs

WRESTLING MATCHES or GIRLS.
The Japanese and the Arabs have re-
Gently given vi amusemeut-loving pub.
lie some extraordinary entertainments,
but none Of them, we should think, can
/ equal an exhibition lately witnessed by
an English traveller st the R4pp theater,
7 Stockholm, Sweden. This was a series
/ Of wrestling matches between girls, and
Is thus described They were appa'
rently Of the class called extras at thea
tiers, and were dressed In lOng-sIeeved
shirts, fastening around the throat, the
short, loose trOWsers Of the de6OrdeUr,
tights, Of course, and boots. They had
been instructed in certain rules for the
strife (which defined the space Of the al.
versary's body for the grippe, and forbade
pinchiDg and kickiDg) all duly set forth
il the play bills; the pay of a riX dollar
a night a piece and a price Of four TiX
dollars for the winner, were left to fight
it on the stage. The principal dinner
picked out the couples oDe after the other
and as the fate Of each pair was decided,
the vanquished girl retired to the back OF
the stage, while the winner stood on one
side TO wrestle again with the equally
fortunate with herself.
at was q thoroughly genuine thing,
ana Wen worm seeing. me girls dOuRed
and gripped and struggled in good
earnest, and many were the mishaps TO
hair and garment, and many the strong,
white limb exposed; while the ever
changing attitudes of their lissom forms,
so nconsciously significant and graceful,
/ deserved the less Of the photographer or
sculptor's chisel to confer undying i'm.
mortality on Herr Rappo, the manager.
I As the ties were worked of, the excite
ment grew very severe; and when the
last couple, blown, disheveled and
flushed, stood up for the four rix, the
backing of green breeches or red hreeches
was like the CHATTER Of a betting ring
when the odds we're rising on the fsverite,
aud the professionals find themselves on
the gridiron.
This extremely esthetic exhibition,
with tabieauX %vivsnts, ~pantOmine ballet
performances on the trapeze, and 3 pre-
s~entation Of the immortal fight Of Sayers
ard Heenan between a couple OF
wretched Whitechapel %acrobats, was all
10 be seen for the highest price of two
rix dollsrs-snd no smoking allowed"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-24
RETURN To ALABAMA OF DISSATIs-
RlED EnIGKAArs TO BRALEL.


From the Montgomery Advertiser ISL
There arrived at the Central hotel last
night a party OF ladies and gentlemen
who left Brazil last month, thoroughly,
totally, heartily Disguised with their new
homes among the byRFid masses in the
overrated, well-tiattered country Of Bra
I'll. The party is composed entirely Of
Alabamians, among whom are Messrs.
John N. Harris, w. J. DeBerry, G. Z.
Tones. Thomas McCRnts, T. A McElroy.
John Stanfeld, d. w. Braziell, and
eighteen other gentlemen and their
wives and children. They have af-
fecting and pitiful accounts Of the
suf6srings Of many hundreds Of delHded
s~outberners who were lured away from
their friends by the tempting offers OF the
Brazilian government, and the tales OF
wild and impulse We American adven-
turers. They represent that there is no
regularly organized government in
Brazil-theTe IL III sOciety-but little
cultivation among the inbabitants-ne
Iaudable ambitiOn-no ways OF making
mOnev-the people scarcely know the
meaning of the word "kindnessn-the
American citizeDs live about in huts un-
cared for-there is general dissatisfaction
among the ~emigrants, and the whole
Brazil representation is q humbug and
a farce. The American consul is in
recent of numerous and constant appli-
cations from helpless American citiZens
10 assist them in getting back TO their
| true, rightfui country. Capt. Jack Phe-
Ian, who il 50 well known aud admired
in Montgomery, has, we learn, left with
a large number Of other young men, TO
make California their home. The adj
vice of the gentlemen with whom we
eouversed, to digsipate the Idea that Ala
hama il not still q great ~cOGntry-to
cease dreaming over the past-sav
nothing that viii assist 70 keep up polti-
Ca troubles, stay at home, but work,
work. work, snd Alabama will yet be
what she ought 10 be, and can be, a great
and glorious country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-24
LEGAL
Trust Sale Of Real Estate.

DY virtue or a certain Deed OF Trust TO me
ID executed BY Salue Baxter, on the 18TH day
pages 5l3, 4 and 5, f.. Registers 0hiceJ foT
The purpose OF securing Selden, Williams 4 Co.
10 the payment Of a certain promfzsoV note
therein mentioned, / will offer for sale. on
Monday, the IIh day Of August next, between
the usual hours Of legal sales, At public vendus
70 the hlghes5 bidder, at The Courthouse door.
IN the CITY Of Memphis. the following described
real estate situate IN The county Of shelby,
stale OF lennes7ee, and more particularly de-
scriDed as iOliOWs, tO-wlt Lots Nos 5 and 81
the subdivision Of lois No. 20 and sG, bounded
on the noFth BY Walker avenue on the east
D. lots Nos y. p and 1 on the south by the
south Inc Of Jos ~ and Iut g and on the Hesl
Dy lot No-I- said property viii BE sold TO sat-
lsfy ths Terms Of said Deed Of Trust. TERMs
ASH Whue undersigned believes the title
- Be conveyed BY him vii be good. still ne
W1ikonlY sell and cnnVey such a.ls a. vesis IN
him a. Trustee. a. Aforesaid.
BB I'm c. O. SELDEE, Trustee
b ABOVE sale IS postponed 20 SATURDAY.
the Inst OF September, By CONSENT or al parties
concerned.
au2f "a c. C. sELDEN. Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-24
~dff0cbJneut Slfit.

George C. Everdon vs.. Ms E. L. Grffee-Be-
fore VIM ;. Walton, J. p, shelby county
Tenn.
A FFIDANITS for attachment having been
n made in this case in pursuance Of section
1856 OF the Code Of Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned by the proper
officer ~levipd, etc, on TIE property OF the
defendan Mrs. f. L. Gridee.
IL is therefore ordered that said defendants
appear at my office. No. 10 Madison street, in
in the city OF Memphis, shelby cOur " Tenn,
on OF before Wednesday, September 4.
is 2, and defend this SUIT. or the same
viii be taken for confessed and set for hearing
eX parts and that a copy or this order be pub
lished once a week for four successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal
VS.. WALTON, J. P.
Hume F. HIl, Attorney for Plaintiff.
-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-24

"A letter frsm Naples, dated august
LIST, says: During the whole OF last
week, while the American excursion
steamer Quaker City lay at Leghorn,
government gURbOats were anchored
close by, and 3 vigilsnt watch was Kept
upon her. Victor Bmmanueps people
refused to believe that the e~xcursionists
were other than Garibaidsan conspira-
tors. When any Of the pleasure-seekers
had occasion to return to the ship after
nightfalL, they were followed By the
police boats, and on one occasion the
executive officer, of the ship, Capt, Burs-
lev, and several passengers, narrowly
escanea arrest. The ex~eursionisls will be
sttsptkEely watched at Rome"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-24
WAGON ana carriage material.

Corrected Daily by woodburn, Smith q Co
Nos. ia n us Green street. St. Louis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-24
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

LIWLL1O ~
The undersigned have formed a limited part
nership, 10 July l. 1871, and continue
until May 1. 1855, under the arm nEnae OF BES-
CHER 4 WEBB. The general partners are P.
BEECHER, Of Memphis, Tenn; THos. B. WEBB,
of Meinphis, Tenn; the special partner is c. H.
s. SCHUGTZ OF Cincinnati. Ohio. General ma
ture Of bus ness, buying and selling Hardware
and Agricultural Implements.
p. Beseher Contributes . ..............-- So, 463 II
Thos. B. Webb " ......-....---..-..--- lO,S7 %
q. ). n. SohnltZ .----....---.-..- 1000 90
p. BESCB ER,
THUS. B. WEBB.
Z. II. S. SCHULTZ.
Memphis. July 1. 1857. iyl2 6w