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Examination Of Teachers.

An examination ofteachers for the Kenosha
public schools for the ensuing year will be
leld at the High School room on Monday the
}lst day OF August A. D 1868 commencing at
9o'clockA A. NJ All applicants for positions
the public schools are desired to be pres
int.
Kenosha Aug Gath 1865
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= YIELDED AT LAsT.-B letter received from
the proprietors OF Goes Cough Balsan,, we are
informed that they have at last yielded to
the pressing demand, and in addition to the
ordinary size now SO long in the market, have
consented to furnish their popular remedy
Goes Cough Balsam), in mammoth family
bottles, which will be the largest bottle of
medicine ever sold in this country for ST.
and which is unequalled as sure and speedy
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough,
and all throat and lung complaints. Both
sizes can now be found at all drug stores.
. N@ y A@ 1v41
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General Logan says of the union Of North.
ern Democrats and Southern rebels, that
tive sl ould have had. the charming meeting
before, had ii not been for few boys in blue,
whose line from the Atlantic to the Mississip-
pi kept these Northern and Southern Demo-
Gratis apart, but the moment that line was
withdrawn, the same old Democratic family
comes together.
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New Goods,

The fall campaign of trade is beginning to
open; at least our merchants are making all
needful preparations new goods are daily
arriving. es.4 otl.5E
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TRY DIR. STAFFoRD's STOMACH AND LIVER TNvIG-
oRAroR.-The Great Blood Purifyer, the best health
restores, and the most perfect Spring and summer
medicine ever discovered. Sold by II. E. Clark,
E. Robinson, and j. w. starkweather 3n1-
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Post Office Change.

! We learn that /. w. Webster Esq, who
formerly held the appointment Of postmaster
few months, in this city, has been again ap-
pointed, and will probably take possession of
the Office about the LIST, of September 1T is
stated that Col. Lowell sent his resignation as
Postmaster to Washington, SOME weeks ago.
THE especial reason for Col. LovelI's re igna-
tion we are unable to state, except from gen
eral rumor. As we have been an outsider in
Post Office transactions for the lasttwo years
| 1t is impossible to state how matters stand
: here with any degree of reliableness. 1t will
be recollected that the now appointed Post
, master after holding the position for several
months, failed Of being confirmed by the Sem
ate. As the Senate probably will not meet
in pursuance OF the laetIadjournment in Sep
TENDER next, the new Postmaster will proba
bly, hold the Office until the regular meeting
of Congress in December next Then. to use
a fayorite expression of the old Richmond In
quirer, 'snorts 9e2Toas." 1t is proper to say
that Mr. Webster, during the period he.held
the office, discharged the duties correctly. II
is certainly appropriate that the office should
be held by an out-and-out Democrat of the
Seymour and Blair sort. ,.g....
And here it may be proper torevcrt to some
facts, without any reference whatever, either
to 1.-THE outgoing or incoming Postmaster in
this city. Some two years ago, President
Johnson begun an indiscriminate war upon
all radical Republican postmasters in office
Thousands of postmasters were elected solely
upon political considerations, by the Presi
= A ~.
acter, fitness and responsibility were scarcely
enquired after in respect to the appontees
How much the government has lost, or TO
what extent the falling off of the revenues OF
the Post Office Department, is chargeable to
the conduct Of President Johnson, we do not
pretend to say, 1t is doubtful ifttere can be
found in any proceeding administration since
the beginning of our government, so many.
careless appointments to Office as have been
made by Johnson, 2a.4- 30 sG1 -12'4e1@s =
=. III
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CATHOLIC WoRLD.-In tbs. next number Of
the Cathode H'osld October, will begin
the publication of new story, s'The Invasion.
by the author Of !" The Story Of a ConSc ript,
which appeared ir thelast volume, and which
was received witht.so much favor The forth.
coming story viii be continued through the
several nuIhber ofthe new volume.
As the October number begins new vol
ume of the Catholic World, it is a favorable
time for those who have not yet done. so 10
subscribe. We would also suggest to those
whose subscriptions expire with the present
number to renew them at once. 9'a
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2ublio School.

The Board of Education of this city have
iected D. F. Xix, of Kankakee, ILL.,, to the
osition of Principal of the High School, at
llary of 81, 400 per year. We learn that Mr.
ixis a gentleman who has had much expe-
ence in teaching, and has heretofore been
Iccessful. He comes well recommended,
I'd it is confidently believed be will discharge
le responsible duties of Principal to the sat
faction of the friends of education.
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France hasa Protestant population Of
100000. .s5!.ea ,ssg7.a ssao3 tA5
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Republican Union County Convention.
Saturday, September 26, ls6s.

The several towns and wards in the county af
henoshas ore requested to send three deleeates
each to q Union County Convention TO be held At
Agricultural Hall, in Bristol, on - I, = = = " =
Saturday, September 26, 1865,
o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose Of no,o,na,,,,
candidates for county officers and member ~ ~
sembly. NJ. FRANK, ''''ei " AS '
z. JUDsoN -
Dated Aug u 1868 - ~
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GslTIEES, COLBY 6 Mc5IXHAN, Commission
~ IMerchants and Wholesale Provision dealers, 235
so.Watcr ST., Chicago. .#a. 3.
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ron the banks of the Jordan, sunday noon. MAY %

u.
There's ruby flower that blows
On Judah's mountain cold,
Wherever Jordan's river flows
Or Sharons plains unfold.
Not solomon in all his PRIDE -.
Was e'er so richly dres sed
AS the green fields or mountain side
By these air flowers earessed.
They sparkle in the mornings dew,
They kindle in thu sun,
Their bushes have a lustre new
When the bright day is done
When our dear Lord his wounded side
ETnptied on zion's ground
The winds caught up the precious tide
And scattered it sro pnd .-. .fU
From every drop flower sprung up,
And in strange beauty stood
TIL every acre had its cup
u $3.50 Full OF that sacred blood.
So the sweet truth by Jesus taught
Borne on the spirits breath.
To every distant cline is brought
The antidote of death,
In each believing heart there grows
One healing plaut OF God,
An ofF-shoOt from sweet Sharon's rose,
That sprung from Jesus blood.
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BAC
SOCKS.

81 BOOTS anQ 3ss&sES.
n W. EEEN e A-UN s. -. Manufac-
We turers and Jobbers OF Boots g. Shoes, 10
q 81 Randolph Street -.
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DR.. Bellows on the Jordan.

Rev. DR.. BELLOWS writes to the, Liberal
Christian a description Of his visit to the river
Jordan, as follows: uur
We took our horses at 81 A. ~, SUNDAY
thought was, to tide short stage on cur
journey, knowing that fifteen miles north. at
Hasbeya, was q missionary station of the
American Board, where we might perhaps
join in the afternoon worship. We had food
enough for serious and wOrshipful thoughts
as our road lay along the beautiful springs
which are the noble sources of the Jordan
No river has purer or more inspiring parent
age. From at least four great springs. within
twenty miles of each other, it bursts out of
the earth as Minerva came from the head of
Jove, full grown and armed. The Vigor fresh
ness, and life of these new newborn streams is
something delightful to contemplate in a
country where everything is so stagnate. The
afl1uents bound and leap with gladness and
pride as ifthey knew their destiny and re-
joiced in offering their youth and fullness to
as we climbed the mountail @1rkting about
Hermon, whose melting SD. did not i'm
prove our way. Merom w.. IN view behind
US all the way, the country sloping rapidly
down the Jordan valley and having a look as
if it was going to drop behind the lake into
the great gorge which actually decends to the
the Dead Sea. We stopped to take our lun-
cheon by the brook side of the affluent known
as the Hasbeya, which flows from a coDious
fountain few miles to the north The green
sward was spotted with the rich red flower of
the anemone species, perhaps the Rose of
Sharon, which so universally brightens the
fields and mountains of Palestine and SYRIA,
and which, the Chrisain peasants have ira.
dition, originally sprung from Christ's blood.
l jotted down the following simple lines a.
we lay upon the grass in commemoration of
this innocent superstition
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CROCfZsRY AND GLASSWARE.
a3LESs Gg 81 EXfSEssI az, importer.
Z , and Jobbers of China, Glass and Farther
" fare, No. 48 Iaki street.
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SLossoN q ANDREWS.

E3 Cut This Out.-We must say that there is
one good Medicine in the world and it seems to be
approved by all for diseases of the Stomach and
Liver such as Sick Headache, Costiveness, Loss of
Appetite, Jaundce, and all affections of the Blood
and Liver. No person that is suffering from Liver
nplaint many Of its various forms, should hest
tate one moment until they purchase Dr. Std6oyds
Stomach and LtUer In0igordtor and take it accor-
ding to directions and be cured. Sold by all Drug
glsts #M t# 3m1
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Tobacco.

just received, very choice lot of Nav
Long los and Cape May Founder. A superb
or article Of Medium and Extra Fine-cut
Chewing, Common and Fancy Smoking, al
ways on hand and sold at lowest cash retail
rates. A. n. ANDRE,
If Kenosha Cigar and Tobacco Store.
You will at all times find everything in the
Grocer line at Slosson & Andrews. and prices
as low as the lowest. ~ If ~
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We Manufacture all kinds of Tin & Sheet
Iron Ware. good assortment on hand and
all kinds efJob Work done with neatness and
despatch.
81 & AnrrNr
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The Fall Term of the Kenosha public
hools will commence on Monday the nth
W of September A. D. 1868
Kenoshs August 24th A. D. 1868.
MARK DRESSER.
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CIiICAGO IRON WOkKS

1 Ef'Z u son, 81 to % Franklin St.
e. Manufacture Wrought 81 Cast Iron fo
buildings bridges, ETC., Baak vaults, DOORS shutters
rat inn. from milling.
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Blank B'ks, stationery, and
Paper Warehouse.

Blank B'ks, stationery, and
Paper Warehouse. -
NUs.yEGs, PAGK & EHOXNE Blank
! - Book Manufacturers, Steam Job Printers
Jobeers Of Fine Papers, Stationery f. Binders Goods,
| IS y $50 Lake Street. - - -
BRICK MACHINE.
FsNHE NEONENOR makes more and bet
Il ter bricks with given power, with less
bTeakd9wns !. than any other machine, Eagle Works
II 44a q CLOTHING.
NTNUNG 8ROs. 81 co, manufacturers
n and Wholesale Dealers in Mems and
BOYS. Clothing. Is y 100 Mlehigan we.
f4 COMIIISsION.
EBLAFk, DnNsNEOssE 81 co. Com
ID mission Merchants, 165 Washington St.,
Flour, Grain, Provisions, &c
EbEXEEX, HALL q AAENsEY, Wool
Il Commission Merchants, "A, rs 81 7S
Michigan Ave. corner Lake Street, Chicago.
ETNasE gyO0D 81 CO., Commission
u Merchants in Flour, Grain, Seeds, Pork,
Lard Beet-Talow &C., Oface 1853 Washington ST., Chi
GsTILEs, COLBY 8 McMAHAN, Commission
kSlMerchants and Wholesale Provision dealers, 235
so.Mater st., Chicago. ..ss re...a ii
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CKOCfGEksY AND GLASSWARE.
g2EEss Gg d T4RSRssEAL, importers
ID and Jobbers of China, Glass and Earthen
Ware, No. 4s ! ali s.Lset:
CHICAGO IRON WORKS.
4 ERZ 4 son, 81 to % Frank! in St.
- Manufacture Wrought u Cast Iron for
buildings bridges, etc., BaaK vaults, doors, shutters,
81. -Is. - u : - =
CHICAGO LEAD ~ OIL WORKS.
a. "a KsAATCRaRO IL CO., Man
ALAs Manufacturers Of Lead Pire, Sheet Lead
7barfLcdd, Ply Lead, LiRseed On, and toiled. 20
a 2lesSl o.
CLOTHS, CASSiMEKEs &C.
AZ EHsRAEL, STEVENS & co,
IN wholesale Cloth House, rs Randolph St:
DRY GaBODs. 81 =.
,THIp % WEN, WEzsglEAN 81 syENshO ~
ED Wholesale Dry Goods, Woolens d No
Ions, % Z. II Randolph ST. large stock and low prices
GALE 81 VAN yVEGk, Dealers in Dry
VI Goods, Woolens, and Notions at Whole
sale a9cs well selected, and sold at bottom prices,
EOEHN V.'FAEs WE'LL & Co, Dry
e1 Goods, Notions, Woolens, A Wabash
Ave- keep larger stock and sell cheaper than any other
g. %. ia GB<sON s. 90, Wholesale
- Dress Goods, White Goods, Notions,
Hosiery, Woolens, Furnishing Goods, &C., 80 81, Wa
$50 :
FANCY DRY GUODS ~ MOTIONS,
EI E1Fzs, WOOD d go, Importers &
IA Jobbers of Fancy Dry Goods, Notions,
lowest prices. 81 IS Michigan Avenue.
al ANNH@aS Esssas., WEST IL Co,
w, Wholesale dealers in Notions, Hoop
sklr = Hosiery Gloves and Fancy Dry Goods, "A Lake
2tIest. Our St9ek i onttrely new
a EXEsOUss, GARTER 81 60, Impor
~ tiers q Jobbers in White Goods, Linens,
Hosiery Gloves, Aoueno rimm,uRs. Corseis, 40 IS
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Agricultural I'm piements.
: sNELFON, ERE9EsX q EsKFCRCOCs<
A .Jobbers in Agricultural Implements
7 mbe SIeips, Sad Irons, Wagon Makers Wood Stock
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CHICAGO LEAD 4 OIL WCRKS,
HS "a hsGATCRhRO EgB IL CO., Man
kLs Manufacturers Of Lead PiPe, Sheet Lead
bar'Ltdd Pig Lead, Linsoed Oh, and boiled. Il
North. Clinton g..
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WIN SCAR PRUssING's CELEBRATED CIDRR
VINEGAR, warranted pure, and to preserve pickles
FIRST PREMIUM at the U. S. Fair, Illinois state
Fair, and Chicago City Fair! Largest works of the
kink in the United States
CHAS. G. E. PRUoSING,
Gm4S Gao $50 g S41 State st, Chicago.
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Cl,IlIlIaNG
COMMISSION.

NNUNfS 8ROs. d CO., Manufacturers
n and Wholesale Dealers in Mems and
Bows Clothing. IS 8 100 Michlgan Ave.
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INDIA.
Another Famine Threatens fhe
Natives,

The London Times contains a letter
from Calcntta under date OF september
H. in which the writer announces the
probability of another famine in various
parts Of India, owing to the failureof the
rice crops. He says:
Famine Ogce more threatens North
ern India, especially all those provinces
to which alone the term Hindostsn is
correctly applied. There was hardly any
hot weather, in the Indian sense. in Nav
snd June last. Again in July and Au-
gust the heavens were. opened with the
most disastrous results ia all the coast
districts, east and west, on which the
monsoon bursts. 0risss wss swent =. the
other districts between Calcutta and the
sea are still four feet under water: even
more distant, Tirhoot was deIuged, The
rice crops rotted those sown a second
time are now rotting before nv ewes.
But in Bengal the crop of the wear comes
later, as We have two good reasons to
know since 1866. On the rainfall this
month and half Of next depend the fate
OF the cold season crops and the lives of
thousands. Now Bengal has already had
Eaueh more than its whole years supply,
No less than seventy eight inches have
fallen at Calcutta, or eleven more than
the annual average, against fifty-three
In the same time last year.
Nor hss Western India escapad the
deluge. At this time last month 1t inun-
dated GnzeFat. Ahmedsbad, Ksira, Ku-
rat, and the other great old cities there
have been desolsted. The news Of 3 ca
lamity which would in Europe have
called forth the lamentation Of nations,
Ia India takes three weeks to travel
across the continent. Houses have fallen
down by tens Of thousands, and lives,
both European and native, have been
lost, while railway bridges have been
washed awsy.
" At this moment the sixty millions Of
human beings who live by the land be-
tween the Indus on the north, the Churn-
bul, IL not Nefbudda, on the south, and
the Dammeodsh in the far east, sre pray-
ing for rain iR mosque and temple,
through priest and IDOL. The Lahore
and LoodaDa districts of the Pupiab
have the Bsree DOoab canal or the Indus.
but Hour totto) is at ten pound shilling,
and in the depth of the last famine it
rarely reached seven pound.
In Lower Bengal the crops have suf-
tered from too much rain, and up ia
Behar they are suffering lrOrn too little.
tsice that used to sell at thirty seers for
rupee Thirty pounds q shilling) is selling
at twenty, and going up higher every
day. If there should be no rain this
month nothing can prevent a famine"
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

FTyHERE VII be = meeting OF the Incorpora-
torz ard stockholders o. the Nes- PhiF,
asliy rpriuEs. OEalCas Gud Selma Hsllroai
az eEEisna o. mon DAY. November eth, Tor
Gs BGrBsse Of organ zatiol. A prompt AID
fgE EtbsE dance "a expected
Ssla FORREST. President. pro ten.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS.
Ths following table gives the popular
and electoral vote, 90 far IS We have been
able to procure them, since the first cleo
tion Of George Washington
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before couple Of decades shall have
passed away, the mere commerce Of the
Pacific coast alone, without the Eastern
trade, would almost engross the proposed
canal. The necessities OF civilization
may require not one Pacific Railroad, bat
many and the construction Of an addi-
tionaI cansl-beside that OF Darien-On
the Panama and Aspin wal! route.
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Enfice.

Z HAVE good EIGHTY SAW PRATT GIN,
i which I vii sell Ch=sp. refer TO 1Iessrs
! SslbreaJh. Stewart & Co.
sss 4 4 WRIGHT.
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ALBsEr PIX, CHAELEs v. ADAMS, I. n. PIX
PIKE, ADA@s & PIKE,
Att0FneyS, SOlIcIt0rs s PF0Ct6rS

4 TTEND TO cases in the 6ihsTsnt Courts sit-.
% ArEausas.
So Ths senior partner viii hereafter eEle-
ciSlly attend To cases ia the Supreme Court OF
Tennessee. and n the supreme Court and
Court Of Claims Of the United Stgtss a. Wssh-
LDg1on, being OF the arm OF PIKE q JOHN
BON. OF that city.
once in the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
corner Of Court and Second streets
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WANTS.


Va ANTEB.-By an experienced Sawyer and
~ EnEinser, a situation ~ z ssvmiil- AG-
dress A. r Appeal Office nov55J
"ANTED-By competent man, 8 situation
~ IS BooE-zespsr o. Salesman-s Cotton
RRd GroCery house preferred. Tne applicant
So heer eRgased y business Il KEN ptis for
fzTelve yssrs- Tne2ssst Of city and country re-
5ersscss gives address 7, CAFE !. Il. keating-
AerEAk OTss sell
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Notice.

= HAyE two beautiful and vel improved
4 PlzRtatiCns Il Lee county. Ga, within
three miles OF the city Of Albany. bounded by
exc 81 the best railroads in the State, and
Ess Lot and clmrnGdiJUs DEelllEg q TIE city,
which viii gladly sell or exchange for other
property, nearer 70 me.
apis 4. WRIGHT.
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Total. 2,2230 1,SlI.754
In lS64-Lncoln over Mcclellan. All.
Total Vote. Q24
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PIKE & JoHEsoN.
Attorneys, COgBsell0FS i Solicitors
WASHINGTON, D. c.

FsyBIS nrIn will prs ctice Ia the United States
Srpre-ae UO1rt End Court OF Claims, and
viii attend 10 the recovery 0f. 6sbtz, accounts
ana claims aZaiubt the Government or iLci-
vidusis, and TO business before COnsrsf or II
the Departments.
The senior member OF the hrm Oste OF the
Memphis ppeatl has long neen known In lhe
highest courts Of the country sud the junior
has had large experience IN departmental snd
other business du Ing many years Of Fub1c
service In tie hOuse and senate lhey oner
their best and faithful services to those who
may need them 5y3-sepl8 "
WRIGHT, kcKISICK Z WEIGHT,
A Z { o IN evS q t L aw g,
IL the Kit williams Block, Noe. 3 and 4,
I up-stRirs. Madison Etre6I- cec5
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LAWYE2S.

JOIN P. CARUTEEEs. VIZ, ]. sYEEs-
CARUTHERS & SYKES,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
AyreE EuiIdEEg,
East side Court Square, Memphis, Tenn.
ocl6lm
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TIE PRESIDENCY.
How the Electoral Vote Was
Cast I'm Former Years.

AS many persons may wish TO nave
1855, and the popular vote in 1850 and
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-07
FOE sAEE, 81

LOS SALE.-The whole or q frsctiona4-pzrt
Z OF section u, township ., range 10 west, in
Dcs9tO county, Hiss- - nises from Hsrkte-
rssss aud miles from les5so Front AIJout
So acre on ftdge from 20 eel aAOyt The
highest oveTnOw-o5 acres clearsl
II. l. BEDFORD, [Tt.
1ovIIw (lerrantogTil. Team.
Lsoss sALE-A good oIznoe Tor = baker Or
sonfeclloner Is 10 buy my Ma in 'oil1m-
eUas KY, q the rsttrlau depct and SteaurhOat
landing. Very good sand Tor rel all ana transit
K9oa dwelling house. Price slO36. Must be
sold within month.
ERASK kTRCHN EFl, Proprietor.
Colunbus, KY, Octobsr D 1855. o--S Nv
LOB SALE.-A good second hand STEAM
= saw MILL an axtHrss, all complete In
sutre Of Een-y 7 JOzIe-. Adm T Of Nm. c. HaI-
usen, deceased. ~ (seTIllanfO-.U. flr terms
HENRN T. J0SE-, AumE
oc-1lsv4w' ofw. c. Hsf5soF, deed
ToR RsALE-PATENT 4RIGaI.-Tss Patent
Right OF 2 newly invEn re- "a EocS GusTd7
fer suy state ~ the Union can be scared by
HRpLicstisE 10 the gnGe siEneI. II Is GssfUi,
Sad WI Rsy active aeE VINO engage in It's ssse-
Sac In use 81 this Office, Thsre those IN ter sstea
S sus q - - SAX sHLoss. Appeal.
CUBURBAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOB
y EkIE Of EASY TERsrs-Asy y lsnds, miles
essC 81 tie city, are for Esie On terms 20 slIit
YureE asers, fer css1 or on any tl-as-ifcrn one
- -. Ny residence, with from = - = scIHs
Rss. VII - sold 81 q Erest bargain f5r esssh-
~ - tbG EguEl terms. Apply 70 myself On l1e
F-s1ises, ~ 10 BOystszs 1Ezssva2t = Co.. my
eToDt Is, in tEe city. - -.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-07

ELKcroRAI VOTES FoR PRESIDENT.