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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-12
MEMPHES APPEAL
Omee--EO. is jefferson street..


We regre. to announce TO our readers
the death OF Mr.. HARRY BECK, at one
time, and for 8 year or more, local editor
Of the APPEAL. He died In his tbirtieth
year, at Portland, Me-, on the 50 met
On his way 10 the home Of his father al
Fredericton, \. 3. Mr.. BECK, during
his connection with this paper, won to
himself the esteem and admiration OF e
large circle Of admirers and friends by
whom his death Though locked for will
be heard Of with regret-a regret il
which we sincerely unite. May be rest
IN peace.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS
NURSERY
Established in SIC

LARGE variety Of Ornamental Trees
"a ~Shrubbery, Evergreers and the nnest vs.
Hettes or Fruis Trees; also. a null assottnsH. "a
Hof Housa Plants and Flower. sud everything
usrally found in a drst class Nursery S1len l
offer for safe at GREATLY =.
Tha stock on hand having accumutsSSa Tor
the lest fsw years, 1t becomes 1ecssaary or ec-
count 81 a want or room, 70 aisposs OF 1885,
nInS when I Will offer at greatly reduced
nrfosx and cheaper than any HorseTy nonn OF
sonth on this pslnt can possibly furnish them.
rhav ara The selections Of the late Df.
Whaeson. whose long sxperlsnce Is the Dess
g,arautee OF their being not only what they
sra reDresensed 70 be, Dut as being pecu1Ariy
sdarted IN The Southern cltmaie-a market Dr
~nirh be devoted his especial study.
m ad1ftton 70 the ABOVE, ] have . very args
stock ~ NaguOnas, which I can offer al greatly
rsdaeed prizes, and which VIII be eAreIulS
backed mr trRnxpOrtation by an experienced
casal0guss. with prices ard iuformatg
wsnted, WIN be semi ON appleai5on 70
P.O, Box IN, Memphis, Evil
Terms cash or olly accsptanesA nov
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JEFFERSON STREET 4ARKEF = Ia null
blast az usual before the Injunction: II
Is open for the ssie OF the Choicest oeel,
mutton, pork, bear meat, veniS9p, game
and vegetables OF ail descriptions rom
4 m. until 8 pm. Old, and Is MAN.
new customers as may come will %
s+ryed politely ana at reasonable prices.
No stolen c0tos or diseased ateotS OF any
kind kept 81 50 and 6S jefferson street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-12

ARAmROAD ACCIDENT AND WHAT
CANE OF 1.-THE sleeping car on the
4lobile and Ohio railroad was thrown OF
the track on Thursday night nesr Troy
station, by telng backed oil the switch
II was completely upset, and the side
smashed IN, hut strange to say, nobody
VS. seriously hurt. Some rather curious
sesuss. however. were occssicBed by II
not the least fanny Of which, was the
dragging out, feet foremost. Of newly
married couple. They wsrs, u Is ssld'
not geTy comfortably eiad' Q : 70
sing 10 each other most closely TO keep
n.srrn-
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20 LNpIEs.-We have jasS receiE-
ell cor sixth lot Of LsdisS CiOaks this
season, whioh Tor style, elegance, beauty
and che.poeas, suTpsssss any thing ever
made ia or brought 10 this market. We
invite sCeciGi attention 10 o fsncy col
ored Chlucsiils Cloaks trimmed Sfter tie
latest Parisisn styles.
n RICE E-NEAs - Main Street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-12

john Lilly has removed bis large
and select stock Of staple and fancy gro
csTieS, wines, liquors, etc, 20 No. S5l
Main street, where his friends u the
pnolie generally viii hrds superior stock
OF al goods in his line, o. l0JCGSt HEdrEet
rGteR fOf cnsh. lE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-12

@HE GKAED OPssA.-fbege Is a good
t,ste In our city row Ia The dry goods
0ne. Opera elOsss ats advertised toe
isdjas az preparing tEs.s toilets the
SSnfIemss their hid gloves and patent
fsSthers. Thers is quite q sensation
among our nausie ioViDg and fashi2na9ie
r@ouIe, for the opera aasnsger G'au is
here himself, 20 make All necessary az
Tangemeuts FOR s bEief season. GfeSn!sw
O0sTa Hopse will be carefully warmed
snd lighted. The entfsnee s'so VIII be
ligbted. Sir. Grsu Is determined to give
ne fashionable cite OF the city every
comfort. AS the rush for seAts, rom All
appearance, will be very great, those
desiring good seats should call soon after
10 O'Clock Al the music store Of kstzen-
bach. where Mr.. Grsu himself viii be In
attendance tomorrow morning. Inc
opsaras to be performed are selected from
ina best repertoire Of Fi0towt Carl Maria
Var Weber, Auber, GOunod aud Mo-
EarL.
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TIE PEABODY HOTEL Is row open
for tue recsnuon OF transient guests aGd
bozrders. Prics per day, "a 60. Dsy
BoSrt, SO per month. We VIII be glad
30 welcome our old friends ERd guests.
n y. UOCKRELL& SONS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-12

Detectives Mc0pne ard Hastings re-
turned honse yesterday R2cTnkng sfter q
long "trip nOrthwerd. They carried the
re5oubted forger, j. Augustus Marsh,
home and saw him safe within the walls
OF the Tombs.
a. L. Harris, ESQ Of the firm Of Hsr-
rls, Cochran & CO., returned homo yes
terday from ST. Louis.
We hsf the pleasure OF meeting yes
terdsy. Mr.. =. G. DeLsoR, managing
editor Of the Mobile Register. Mr. De-
Leon is on his way hons, after a pro-
trseted absence North and West. He
lssVes fer Mobile this morning.
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GRENADA AND MERIDIAN RAILROAD

GRENADA AND MERIDIAN RAILROAD
Yesterday, Col. IRRELEVANT started
= fnH corps % engineers, to com
1ence work rom Grenada to-day.
~ are under sEe charge Of
Lu. H y. PHARR, ~ Chief With
SspL COBB and MoRRELL a: TIE tran
SeS snS 81, and Messra. SKIP FoUTE
81 sn1 IL, HORACE PICKETT auo
$3.50 e In the party. Capt.
$500 '1eer OF high standing,
aud was with Co. aHE% 70 ~ We
YaEoo Valley survey u 80 NJ 70 :
worthy ex-odaeer Of the a. Sst Cause, 2
universally esteemed. Mes ~ -.
MoRRELL are also accomplish ~ ~
Professions and So gsntlsmens SeIoul
1. boys - named above are sOns 81 Elm
OF cur most worthy citizens 40 .heY
are now, fer the Grst time IA the nele
Gen. COCOON GRANGER has kindly
loaned 70 Col. TREZEvAsT two superb
army tents; and the "cOrps" VIII
doubtless have q fac time, around
thelt "camp-hres,n during thefe
eoldA nights. We learn from Col
TRFsEVAHT that, as o IS The
line Is run to Meridian, be expects 20
pnt them on that down the famous va
zoo Valley, IS the citizens there are busy
Tsisipg the money for the survey. Thif
is prcgrses, indeed md We predict great
Results from Il.
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CONS COINS! C0RNs l-Dr. ;. LIN
,SoHlsn, surgeon ChiropOdist, at y. Louis
baS sFEive4 FOR the purpose OF curing
Corps. E7aions sad irgrowlag nails. he
- Nogt pain OF drSgiag blood, BY
-, ,-cosre. Give bin 9 csll 1t the
1rsrfon T1fei feT 3 few days. 70
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TO-DAY al Il o'clock, Aonssrrat, La
nier 4 Co. viii sell q los on Washington
street ct suction, and at u o'cloek they
sal two houses AID lots on Main and
OFertoD streets.
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jog LOCKE, 236l Msia street, hiss
Cooley for Jaausry, 1889. and December,
1858: Peterson, and all the latest month
liss, weskiies snd dailles, from every
whsFs. He ls Ggen. for Fsther 4. J.
lsgaaIs paper, Banner Of the South, and
kesps = on HE counters, for ssie. Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-12

OIINa 10 uaaFa,isRie circumstances
our psper viii not be Issued this wsesi
bit we ear assgrs Z patrons II VIII
soms out early every Saturday morning
81 the fuiu-5. i. i. MOORE co.
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IF yer want TO see a splendid sssort-
ment OF chamber, pari0r and diOing
room furniture cheap, and no humbug,
call at Z. Fsgsus, 255 Second street.
Irving block. lT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-12

GRAND Wild Game and Opossum
Lunch at Gem Saloon, tO-dsy az 10
O'clock also, at night at l0f O'Clock, Nc.
1b Madison street.
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nR \. ". SNEED, DENTIST. has retaIkso
- Mefuphis. and agaiu Offers his prones-
[,o1 earzices 70 the ctE1ens Of the Oily a3a
snyToupdina country. Rooms Al No. ~ 4s1n
streei- four doors below Union street, over luz
man 4 VisnnR'a Gun Store. nofAo-4
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IRISH Popllns, hest quslity snd all
shades, at 81 % per yerd.
u RICE . EE3EL
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.
Sad ana Terrible Death Of q
Young I~sraeiise.

Warming 20 Young Keno Play
eFs.
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100 soz late style ladies' linen e~sllsrs,
from g 70 IS per dQz at Rice & Efgsls.
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Observation-Disclosures Is Shaw?
Voter-Oh! PshGV ask the AUd-
Idaebe.
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CITQ MATTERS.

LADIES FURs-Franoiseo & Wlgzin.
81
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TO-DAY elegant lunch at IS Jefferson
street I'm
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TsEsH Poplics, best quality and 81
S6sass, ~ q . per YARD.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Arm OF
~ Rawlings a Postal Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The debts due the drm VIII
be collected by z. G Postal, who wilt also liqui-
date all outstanding liabilities L G. Postal
VIII continue the business IN the same stand
Z {. POSTAL
H II. RAWLINGS.
Nj. p. Il. Rawlings has been engaged 10 ss
e. C. POSTAL
December Q 1855. deziw
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FTFrR Avenue HAT-FrGnelsco &
WiggiD. 81
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FTNB TOBACCO.-S. Steinberg, No. 30
Front street, keeps 8 full supply Of tObac-
co, both smoking and chewing. Call and
get a box CT the Grand Dachesss smOk-
log tobacco. w.
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CHrL0RES's FUs-Francisco & Wig
81
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FREE LUNCH daily 81 RaggiO's, 10 JEFF
ferson street In
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VELVET, Felt and Plush Hats a. 80
snd IS cents and 81 each, ST N. J. Nancy
& Co.'S, 1872 Main street. I9
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nPEAsoDY" HAT-Frsneisco & Wig
gin. D
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60 Dozen good Mems Hats az 81, at
Ries & EBgel's, 23 Main street
Boy8G
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LADIES' II you want a good Cl0ak
EoE little IaOney, 80 10 lice q Engefs.
nov25H
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WE ARE INDEBTED to the Rev. VIM.
K. Douglas Tor the folloWiDg list Of APP
poiatments CT the Right Rev. Bishop
Green to he churches Of North 8iissis-
siPpl:
Oxford, fOrdination) Dsoenbsr %.
- knnrazufe Ya.r - 49,
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On the premises. sell, to The highest bidder,
ne folIovinQ property IN the town of Hum
boldt, Tennessee Two Brick stores, three
stories high, on Main street Three Dwelling
two rocms-all new buildings. This Is all val
uable property, and OFFERS q rare opportunity
70 get rood bargains IN property on q creaiL
TERHs-Six aud twelve months credit, Wlth-
a,st redemptton, notes and good Sscnf1ty re-
Cured a. McDEARa0N, G. and NJ.
1rranlnn- Tenn. NoYemDsr =. leA. ael los
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Personal

BANKRUPfs discharged Decsnnter il
1858; b. +. Buriord, Robert Wells, ,
=. Arlington, VIM. A. Lees.
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500 Ladies' Cioass, latest stylas, and
elegantly thmmed, from se 20 TO ,I25, a.
Rice 4 EDgel's. boSsS If
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LADIES. Ali kinds Of Dress Goods,
lower than any place In the city, al Rise
4 Engeiis. nOv2S II
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100 doz late style ladies' linen cuffs
from IS 70 81. II RICE & ENetEL.
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MINK FUBs-Francisco & Wigghl.
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CARPETS AND FURNIIURE-Juit re-
esived and for sale cheap by ksmes,
Beattie & Co., 395 Main street. ii
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT aTS H.
dsbted to Mr.. Spinner for g copy o! his
annual report IS Treasurer OF The United
STATS.
Tbe publishers, c. +. Vent 4 Co, OF
Cincinnati. have eur thanks Tor g copy
az Greeley's RecollectioDs Cf 8 Busy
Ilie,n which We may fad occasion 10
review and make extracts iTom.
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PEABODY" HAT-Franclsco & Wig
o.
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The distance from Columbus, Ohio, to
GrenGG& 40
"51ch Is the distance over sam Tate's
ami Vests lines, as o proposed TO be
constructed. 10 shog the advantages
which Tate, West aud their S~ssocistes
may concsde or deny to the Memphis
and Psdue1h and Mississippi snd Ten
nessee Roads, the map tells as that,
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q FL
PROPERTY
IN
Humboldt, Tennessee
Monday, the l4th of December Next.

NY decree or The Chancely Court at Trenton
b in The Gaze Of J. ]. aonoman vs. a. OfOss1 !
VIII, on
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TIE sale for Reeerved Seats will begin Satnr-
day Morning, at 10 O'Clock, at the Music Store
Of Mr.. Y. Ratasnbach, S7 Aain street.
WIN. BACH, Business Manager.
delG q, 9RAU, General supertntepd't,
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

W1LLARDS'-SyKps d CHADWICK.
and LADY, Philsdeiphia; il j Tyler, PAT n
Ressi, III + Nune, N J;P S ] TsiSett and wife,
Bel 9th II & Jenkins syhd wife, Jane. JeSfIa.'
Benson and wife, Va; / II cbspiS, New York;
+ washington, Csnsdsj 7 T Chspmah and
wife, ST. Louis; Hon Mccarthy, Syracuse;
f Richards, New York; John johnson, Mnj
Sh Hafna sSlIy E EsI,e u Mosh9 p
ferty and wife, Mass; r Nomsn. w II Barrett,
New York; NJ Bird, Ala; W q truth. New
YYa asa ws SC k saS fS
den two daughters and Master Tilden, Ga q
sEAToN HOUsE-J. II. sExNEs.
Robert Reilly and son; Miss Martha N
Reilly, Fauquier county, Va; W NJ qoheim,
| Blake, Independence, Mo; 4 i Fullenher, N
James p Rsdsiif., Baltinorss John " Ken
Pow oss.ii, Va; Moias, Ghisssoi James sDnP
Brown, @ p Uplett, Samuel B ohilten, W
a Porr, H b Miller, Cuipeper county, Va; W
hrnss Baltimore. G My NJ sn %M M. isSes
Richmond, Va; q " Bs5coek, Baltimore; 1
EE s,S PG q bsnS ~ fsnd ma MS.S
BALTIMORE X Powell, Phila; NJ W Price,
Galveston, Texas;J g Sayier, San Antonio,
Texas.
| NATIONAL-H. s. BENSON.
I Joseph Pursell, J o Carpenter, Charleston,
s VI Dir 3 + spsnsler and wife, York, Penn;
: y II Clifton, Boston, M Carman, A M Hol-
fnS h faS; Hofsn 9ch0soS M.onee
YEP Lancaster, BOSTON, d l. Heath, Detroit,
Miehj James burroughs and wife, Waterloo,
] ] McElhone, Phiisdeiphis; ] Galloway, 4
M Patterson, + O Condon, Baltimore; J Z 5
Hollyday, Prince Georges county, Md; Msj
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

TiIrH WARD CosrEsrRp ELKo1 ION CAsE-
All the judges sat IN 6dnc yesterday and re.
stunned the consideration Of the Filth ward
being TO dismiss or quash the. petition.
Mr.. Riddle-argued that the dlstInction taken
yesterday By the counsel for the petitioner
between one party as an Incumbent and an
soaed pTs s is% a making thst S.sin, Ha
distinguished only between a party while
holding the certificate, and the same party
after he surrendered the certificate and became
the insumbent. The petiiion made no fair
ior i Of Inc votes cast. Now what Is ma.
Iority was q mixed question OF law and fact
not permitting m issue. II WAS as though
the petitioner had averred that he war elected.
eleeted. WHIT sort g' Of an issue would thai hat
bel The defect Of the petition was that even ii
issue were Joined upon its aIleg ations, the
court could not decide the case upon the Is
sues.
AT the close Of Mr.. Riddles argument the
court took Arecess.
Upon the close OF the recess Judge Cartier
pronounced the opinion Of the court. He said
The court would have been very glad II the
position OF the case with reference to the sub
stapce OF the subject, we have coz Guided to
sustain the petition rs sufficiently definite to
guide the court In its Investigation OF the
The petition charges that the petitioner wa.
elected by q majority OF the registered voters,
again, that he was elected by a majority OF
the electors. That 10 his case. He reoites
evidence OF 10 Afterwards that ne received a
better n he had stated the history Of that
vote, the number which voted for himself and
the humber which voted for his adversary
who were registered, &c,
votes cast ts = fact, sithonsh il be The sssre.
gation of m inv facfs II II not A leaal conclu.
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A CoLLIsIoN.-As Messrs. McKenny and
Frazier, of this city,were coming into the city
from the National Race Course, on Thursday
afternoon, a team ran the wagon against their
building, completely demolishing the buggy,
injuring tho young men about their heads and
bodies, and slightly injuring the horse. Tho
street car, and II 10 believed they will speedily
recover sufficiently to attend to their daily
dutics. a
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RELiuioJs.-A lecture will be delivered at
Carroll Hall, on Sunday evening next, by Rev.
Father Hecker, OF New York, and the m anag-
ing editor Of the Catholic World. Subject: 'sThe
religious condition Of our country.n
To-day at $50 q. m. the rite OF conirmation
will be administered to Mr.. Mark Kleiman by
the reader, Rev. Mr.. jacobson, at the synH-
gogue on Eighth street, between II andI. Sew.
eTAl addresses will be delivered.
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CAnp1UslTED STATES ys. HKusTis-An
duoed by my decision In diminishing this case.
II was not my purpose to Intimate that Mr..
HeustiA was guilty In particular; and the case
ecuting witness, was shown by her own testi-
mony to be entirely unworthy Of credit.
CHARLES WALTER, ]. p.
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HRADa'Rs lsr MILITARY DIsTRiC
OFFICE CHIEP Coz, or SUBsIsrgSCE,


OFFICE CHEZ Coz, or sUBsIsTESCE,
RICnMoSp. "a. Nov, 2. 1865. }
Sealed prop osAls, In duplicate, will DO received
q this office until IL o'clock on, SATURDAY, The
lith Instant for supply ing the United States sub
sistenee Department with the following supplies.
II, 900 pounds EXTRA &C" SUGAR, in good
sound barrels. full head ned and plainly branded
with the date and place of manufacture and name
Of contractor,
LOO pOuuds very best (eAnvassed) sugar .cured
HAMS, properly packed in the usual sized eRskr
Each ham weighing over II pounds will be re-
80 barrels sUPERFINE FLOUR
20 barrels BEST FAMILY FLOUR,
1900 pounds SOAP, eqsal In quality to sample TO
be seen ut this Office aud securely packed In slrOn
boxes, strapped with green hie DRY,
ted States Subsistence Depot, No. l2l6 Cary street.
before the Olh instant. subject to the Inspection d
tho undersigned
Payments and conditions as heretofore. Further
particulars land blauks can be obtained at this
ONCE.
by order Of Broyet Major General A. u. Eaton,
COmmissary General Of Subsistence, U. Z. A.
W. A. BLDRhKIN,
Breyet Major and Chief Com, Of Subsistence,
nol2-tl First Military District,
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BRuTAL AssAuLT.-Mr. Jacob La Fontaine
was on his way home on Wednesday evening
last, In the Seventh ward, and while passing
the large assemhlage that was engaged In the
dedication OF the Grant and Colfax pole, some
malicious colored Individual, 1t 10 stated,
struck him = wicked blow on the head with a
able to be out, but still feels the effects OF the
blow,
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IL EMOv VAL.
DOuS1aSS moore
HAS REMOVED TO
3i2 ID STREET, NEAR TENTH,

HAS REMOVED TO
3ie ID STREET, NEAR TENTH,
Aud has just opened an elegant assortment Of
GOODS IN his line Of business. comprising gen .
cTAl variety Of
PAPER HANGINGS OfNew and Fash.
iOnHbfe Patterns,
Suitable for ParloTs. Drawing Rooms, Halls, Pas.
sAses, and Chambers-togatheT with Borders, Col
uuiur, Views Statues, Fire Screens, &c. large
lot OfWIND0W SHADES for sale cheap, Window
COrnices, Bun, White aud Green Holland for
Shades,
Shade Fixtures, Cord and Tassels, Paper Blinds,
Hair Seating, CuTled Hair, Furniture aud Floor
Oil Cloths, Table Cloths, Pew aud other Cush-
ions, &c.
"Twill rup of my extensive stock for the mex
70 days 50 chesp-that 1t offers great induccInent l.
purchasers, Call and examine before going else.
where,
ID. Nj o d Il l.
Makes to order In the best manner
WINDOW AND BED CURTAINS,
CARPETS, CUSHIONS,
CURLEB HAlR AND
bhUCK hATTRESS.
UphOIsterinE and Paper unngine
/ Business promptly attended 10.
| 4S-R0oMs, &C., pGpered at short notice In til,
' ty or country Octe'eOlm
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rey, daughter Of Gabriel Humphrey, esq, Of
Long Old Fields, Nd, was thrown from =
horse she was riding on Sunday last, with
oollar-bone, a fracture OF the right arm, and
severe bruises about the person. The oireum.
stances attending the accident were such that
escape from death was almost miraculous.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-14

FIIIN0 PIsToL WIN. LAngdon, a restau
raut keeper, was arrested by Otficer McHenTy
charged with drug a pistol on the street
Justiee Walter hncd him Is,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-14

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
,,0 nOt WiAsHI y D. Rstbsr a. iSSs
dletown, Rhode Island, praying for the extension
Of patent granted him on the sd day Of January,
Ills ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office on the Ith day Of January next, Any por-
son may oppose this extension, Objections, depo'
slllons, and other papers should DO nled In this
onioe twenty days before the day Of hearing,
ELISHA fOOTE,
oc2I-w2 Commissioner OF Patents
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-14

INTERESTING BASE BALL 9AME-OLYNPIC
v. ,y.-rRRs0S.-Ca.he White Lot, this after.
no0h these two crack clubs will display their
skill In the field and at the bat. Joseph Doyle
OF the Buckeye club, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
old members Of the Jefferson club, will play
with that club on that occasion. The game
will be one Of unusual interest, and will be
gentlemen. Time will Re called at 2 o'clock.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-14

REAL Estate TRAssAoTIos.-Mr. George
Il. Herrick, Of this city. has purchased for
b, 100 cash, Of Mr., james NayloF, the, luown
farm, on the Patuxent river, near Marlboro,
and containing about $50 acres.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-14

THE Irish Patriot Families Relief AsIocia-
ton will hold meeting on Sunday evening
at WilrH Hall, on Seventh street