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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-11
Thankful for Small ravors.-Our tn

Thankful for Small Eavors.-Our truly
courteous % neighbor Of the Democrat last
week undertook quite a crow over the apparent
Democratic victories in Racine, Pleasant Prai-
re and the End ward Of this city. On the
strength of these cheering signs, this sage @
concludes that ga general reaction is evidently
going on in the public mind that will soon
place the Democratic party in power again. =
Our ever courteous % neighbor is evidently
thankful for small favors and disposed to make
the most of his meagre materials He has prob
alb ly been taught to " cut his coat according to
his CLOTH, even though he has but "monkey
coat" in consequence. We might retort by a
crow over the election Of Republican Mayor in
this city for the first time in six years also in
Dubuque, heretofore the stronghold of Democra-
cy, and always good for 800 majority, But we
do not propose to cast damper on the bright
hopes Of our neighbor, and shall therefore say
nothing about it,
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Tho" State Stock Bank Of Eau Claire" was
thrown out by the Milwaukee bankers on Mon
day last, and must be added to the above list.
Its circulation is s255,CoJ The present value
Of the stocks seeming this circulation is S234,-
32s making the actual value on the dollar about
80 cents.
There is nothing new to notice in reference
to the Illinois Banks save that four Of those in
the list Of thrown cut Banks which We publish
ed LAST week, have made good their securities
aud arc now going at par. They are the Ian
caster Bank, Pamet Bank, Bank Of Benton aud
Bank Of the Federal Union.
The brokers both at Chicago and Milwaukee
are paying 90 cents on the dollar for the late
thrown out banks Of both States.
The Charleston CoKrier says that the recent
ow storm there created great wondement and
admiration of the novel scene. The snow was
two inches deep, aud lasted jus. two hours It'll
ats anything there since '53.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-11
Omcial Vote for Associate Just;ce

The following is the official vote in this coun,
tY for Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-11
FAX SALE,

FAX SALE.
STATE KEs OF |cfS oT21% o9gsTE Tnr4agaE
|, Henry Johnson Treasurer said County do hereby
give n0ce, that on the second Tuesday being the 18th
day OF may next, and thg next successive days shall
sell at Pubic Auction at the Court House in said county
or 50 much thereof may be NECESSARY to nav the
e Interest and charges thereon for the year A. D. 1860
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
City OF KcnosIsa---Flrgt Ward,
we oHowl@g IN >. z. Or. See. 81, To, r. %.
H. $ Cuti-centre lid Of blk o. A # on congress at
John No'l &c 20 Of or OF Blk " s'' sS
". Is. 10 unl-part of bk %; commencing At " cornor
beginning. ~ " % ~ . w
" socSsa-p Tx %; com. at COZ of b tlenoo y, e.
pot e Of cor to centre ofbk G5 It to line
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part taken by G b NJ & Chicago

Fislk's Western Addition.
Fslo: bk s. all within city limits supposed to be %
fl and W
n Stebbias-lot bll s; do ffty-f and W
Fisk 81 all within city limits supposed to be marginal
width of 50 fl
Fisb o all within city limits supposed to be marginal
width Of 81 fl.
Fisk-ot all within city limits bounded thew
by W hf Of or 81
Fisk-lot bk III all within city limits bounded thew
by hf of sec 81
do lot 10 blk u Fisk-lOt II bk II
do lot II blk Y
do Blk % ali OF alley and Of track Of X. Il. r. l.
do lot 3 Blk IS; all except K & r, R. r. track
do lot ok 49, all except X. * 4. Il. r. track
do lot 5 Blk Is s'Fisk-lOt q Blk -
do lott blk ID do lot 10 bkl3
N PAelpslot Blk H. except taken by X & R. Il. R.
track
do lot 2bk Il; except part taken by K. X r. r, R.
Fisk--com line Of Market st of land owned
by Mrs, Bronson, the line of Durkees Western
addition thence sd line its intersection with S
line Of Market st, thence line to beg
w MattoC ks-com side Of Market and w side of
West Main st the Of sd SITS, thence W line of
Durkees Western Addition, thence Ct f. thence n to
Market st. thence e 67 1t to beg
stebbnscom rs rds i # and rds n cor Of sd
qrsee thence to point due Of the centre Of dwell
ing house Of sherman Nelson stebbns thence through
the centre of sd dwelling house u rds thence point
due W Of the place Of beg thence s to beg
Portorcom 50 l-2 rds and rds Il of the eor of
sd sec, thence q rds 10 links, thence rds
thence p rd5 l9links, thence l-3 rds to beg
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W f IIalliday-lots 1&2 bkS6
VIM Tiezen-lot Z blk So
Mrs Hopkins-bk Al; S e or
j SmiLh-bk As; S hf 8 W or
P Grosh-lo: 4 blk 90
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rods, thence "a rods to beg = w
n. EHLE's SUBDIVISION oP SIX Acpvs
Nicholas Ehle-ot blk 16 D Hawley~Iot HI 10
do lot blk 16 Marquis Ehie-iot g III, 20
10 OF bk 16 Nv IN 10
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-25
The Nego.ladon- With GnribnIai.

Correspondence Of the London Newsl
PARIS, September q, IS6I.-Although there
is now no doubt that Garibaldi will not 90 to
America, the subject Of the extraordinary offer
made to him by the United States government is
still the order Of the day. The Moaueur.
which puts the reduction Of the Bank of Eng
lands discount at the bead of its bulletin, de-
votes the second paragraph to Garibaldi, and on
the strength Of news from London, which it con-
siders " almost certain, attributes his final res
oiuti0n 10 remain in Italy to the emotion be felt
at the recent demonstration in his honor al Ma
pies. BY letters FROM Italy l find that GaribaL
dis friends were by 10 means unanimous in the
advice they rendered him on this occasion.
MANY of them, among whom were Bertaui and
.Niiral. urged plausible reasons for his accepting
the American oiier~Fhey told him that be would
make the great American Republic a gTatefuland
permanent ally of Italy that he would open
immense channels for Italian that his
old officers upwards of20O in number, whOwere
ready and eager to follow him IN this expedition,
would have splendid opportunities of acquiring
experience in the art Of war instead of becoming
rusty in idleness, as they were now doing; and
that if he stipulated, as Of course he would do,
for the right Of returning to Italy, whenever he
pleased, he might come back at no distant day
surrounded by a staff which would have acquired
worldwide fame, and with his own great pres
hge so much enhanced as to be absolutely ire
sistible. Bixio, Cosenz, and Medici, however,
were not convinced by these CLOSING reasons,
and argued that Garibaldis absence at the pres
ent J%uncture would encourage the reaction, and
furnish the Mazzinists with u pretext for saying
that Victor Emanuel's government had wished
to get rid of him and his volunteers.
Gaibaldi is not well, and that is a secondary
reason for his remaining at Caprera; but il is
part Of the history Of this extraordinary man tkat.
although a permanent invalid, his health always
improves when the necessity comes for active
~exeTiiOn. .
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Daily gppeal,
SOMETHING EICH AND RACY.
Vim Lanes Speech in Kansas,

h Defends faC Kansas BrigadG--J ustifes
negro sseaIiBg-Obiccts OF fi'c War Plain
ly Stated.
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DID, Chancery, at nIemphis

CTATE OF TENNESSEE-Proceediugs had in the
. clerks office, chsnc-ry ride Of the common law and
chaucery court Of the city Of Memphis, Friday, Septem-
Der he 9th, 1901.
John J, Murphy Complainant
W..
" The Home Insurance Company Of the City Of New
York" am others, Defendants.
It appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that the
defendant. The Home Insurance company Of the tity
of New York, is nonresident Of the state Of Ten
uesseer
Il is ordered that it do enter IT'S appearance herein
before or within the first three DAYS of the next term
Of said court, TO be held on the second Monday in No
vember next, l-6I, and p cad, an-wer or demur % com
plaiuauts bul. OF the same viii be taken for confessed
a., 20 il, and set for hearing ex arra, and that a copy OF
this order be published once a week for four successive
weeks iu Fac Hempbis Appeal.
A cOpy-Ittsst: JOHN c. LANIER.
Clerk and Master.
B. N. Rstes, solicitor for complainant.
oaI Tsr-fy
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PETITION TO SELh LANDl

State Ha,4, Of Tsn anr, County Court, Sept term. 1s5I.
Jno. DerryJerry, Adur, etc, Of Sampson Carper, dee a,
vs..
The Heirs Of sampson Carper, deceased.
DE IT REMEMBERED that this rause came on 20
ID Dee heard before the wor-hipfll County Court OF
Hardemau county, on this 81 day OF September. I-TI.
upon the cOmpIailauts petition aud DO appearing 90 the
Court that - Huffman aud wife. sarah. 81 vs.. tll-r
and wife, Mary F.. and the hens Of O. W. Carue- .o-
wit: Dewitt C., Addison 2. and George A. ClrTcr. are
nonresident citizens of the State of Tennessee, b. s
therefore oTderedb by The Court that publication b- made
for four successive weeks In The Memphis Appeal. q
newspaper published I'm the city Of Memphis, requiring
said nonresident defendants 20 appear af Che UeXt No
vember term of this Court. to be held go the Court
House. in the town Of Bolivar, Tenn, and plead. one
swer or demur TO complaiuauts p@crition. or The -Ema
VIII be taken for confessed as 20 them, audset for hear
ing eZ Parte.
Acoby-Attes R. ?. SEELV Clerk.
golEw4w BY 2 G.. CRISP 70 @.
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GEN SHIELDS Not DECTISED.-The Irish
american states positively that Gen. Shields has
not declined the commission of brgadierren
eral, recently rendered him by President Lincoln ;
but that as soon as the intelligence Of bis appoint
ment reaches him in Mexico, where he has gone
on private business, he will hasten to the seat of
war, TO devote himself with all his might to the
duties Of his new c0mmand-N \. TiBuHe.
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Nom Resident Notice.

"lina" - S'e'1N Cireuit Court Fayette County,
d. c Tennessee.
TT appearing 20 the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Mas.
1 ter from the allegations in eOmplainants bill aud nj.
fdavll annexed, that the defendant, Susan A. Stevens.
Is a non-r, sident Of Tennessee. il is therefore ordered
me that publication be made for four successive
in the Memphis Appeal, a newspaper published
In Memphis, Tennessee, notifying suid NONRESIDENT 70
spRar at the next term Of the Circuit Court for Fayette
couuNy, TO be held At the Court House In Somsrvile, on
the pcGond Monday in October next, and plead, answer
or deQur 20 compiain"nt's bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed against Der and set for hearing ex
Angrte. WIN BURTON, Clerk and Master.
F. Il. Shelton, attorney for petitioner.
sel3w4W
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Estravs--SheIby County.

TAKENu mp by VIM. P. Reavs, on
49, the 18th day Of August. IS6l, a Ia
Nd bay mare MULE hIee years 81. ~
Easzk4B tLrt cen hands high, reached anc-A
and tail. scar on left fore foot between ankle and knee,
and valued az SO, Said Reavcs Lives on Memphis and
somerville Plank ROAD, one and a fourth mites east %
Taken up bv J. Il. Bolton, on the lob day Of August,
Is6I. a sun-burut brown horse mule. eight wears old, bas
been worked. has three shoes on. two before and one be-
civil district.
Takeu upby L. Ensley. Sr, on the ooh day II An
gust. l-5l, a deep bay horse five years Cyl fo-rteeD and
hind feet white, black name and tail, and valued atSI o.
Also a roam steed pony. twelve and a half hands hiEb.
small white spot on the - cheat aud valued at SD.
SAID Eusirv lives IN the 18th civil district
Taken up by II Conner, on the sth day Of August
ISL. "a bay mare mule, eight ye Is old. branded on
shoulder with letter S, weak eyed, fourteen hands hlzh,
and valued al 50. Said Conner lives in tle 10th civil
district K :. FIFE, Ranger.
RAIFTGH. Septamhar "a. 1861. .e1z wiz
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In ChancerE ii Memnhis.

STATE OF TENNESSEE-proraeEIl had u The
y clerk 3 office, chancery sifc Of tie conn -l l4E ana
ehangery court OF the city Of Asupbla Friday. Oe.o-
Der Ihe Sd, I-6l.
Isabella B. Bradford, Simon Brllf I'd sud J-p.hs
FOwlkes, C..rIr.r1s--
vs..
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust company. Ezskier s.
Hailes and Daniel B. Turner, Defendants.
Il appealing from affidavit fled in this cause rlEr The
defendants the Ohio Life Insurance and TEusr. CONF
paDy, EzekielS. Haines and Daniel B. .lrner ara nom
residents Of the State Of TIE ne--ae
It is ordered that they do enter their appearance
her'in before or within tn first IN ee DAYS of che next
term Of sait cour, 20 be l-iI rn tal -er.=l Monday in
November next lcji, and p..a1. answer OF d-rur TO
compialuduts' bill, or the same VIII De- taken for con-
fsssed rs 20 them and set for h-aring ez Fae--.alt tdas
a copy uf this order Be published once week for four
successive weeks N the Memphis Appeal.
y c0py-Ittest; JOHN G.. LANIEE
GIars 1u1 Master.
Wm Thompson, solicitor for compaiusnt.
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In ChamceTy, at Memphis.

CTATE OF TENNEsSEE-ProcesfIu- Haf f1 tho
- Gle ks Office. chaucery eide of the common law and
chanccry court Of the city Of Memphis, Monday, Sep
TENDER the I6.h, 1861.
William WalksraldJ james Boyd, CCm1rluanfz.
vs..
VI. Cox, adm'r, etc, and John C. Lanisr. C. and NJ.
Defendants.
It appearing from affidavit fled in This rsl-- rhg. the
defendant, W.. Cox, is a nonresident OF tla state uf Ten
uessee,
It is ordered that be do enter his appearance herein
before or within the first three DAYS Cf the next t-ru OF
said court, to be held on the second Monday iu Noy-m-
Der next, 1851, and plead, answer orleuur -G complain
ants bill, or the same wiz De taken for confessed Is 90
him, and set for hearing eZparre, and thar "a copy of this
order be Published once a.wetk for four successive
weeks In the Memphis Appeal.
Aeopy-as-sst. JOHN C.. LANIER.
Clerk aud Master.
b A. Massey, solicitor for eompLaiuantz.
1rDTn-H-
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In Chancery. at 1gemphis.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE-Prseecaue hai IN ths
clsrk's office, chan,ery side Of the common law and
chanrery court Of the city OF Memphis, Wednesday,
September the 18th, 1861.
Mississippi Central Railroad Company, Complainant,
Vs.
Charles Latiler, A.. A. HuEt and others, Def-udan-7.
70 appearing from affidavit filed in this cause That The
defendants Charles Latimcr, A A Hunt, w. ~. Bran
ham and G.. &. Massey, are uon-resideuls of Tie state OF
Tennessee.
T. is 0rderedthat they Do enter rhair appearance here
in before OF within the first three days Of lie next tenn
Of said cOurt, TO De held on the second N0uiav iu No
vemb-r next, 1851. aud plead. answer 0r tauur Oh .u-
piaiuaut s bin, or thu same viii Dee taken fer c.uf szeI
as TO them. and set for hearing -xrG -- and thar Ply
Of this order be published once week Gr four success
sive weeks Ia the Memphis Appeal.
A COpy-attest: JOHN G. LANIER.
Clerk aud Master.
J. It. Unthauk, soil or for complainant.
nrIT4wIw
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In Chnncery az nemnhls.

GTATE OF TENNESSEE -ProeeedilEs hal in the
- clerks ohC chsucerv side Of the common law auI
chancery court Of The cry Of Memphis. Tuesday, Oc-
tOber The LIST, 1861.
P SchIeleker, Complainant.
VS..
Charles Latimer William Latimer and others.
Defendants.
Il appearing from affidavit fled I'm This cause chat The
defendants, Charles Latumer end William La-mrr. are
non residents of the state of IT uueszae.
T. is ordered that they do enter their appearance
herein before or within the first three DAYS % the neat
term Of said court. 10 be held on the second Monday in
November next, lsbl, and plead, answer or demUr TO
CUmpiainauIs' bill, or the same viii De token for CON
q copy Of this order be published O. cea week for four
successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
A cOpy-aft st. JOIN e.. LANTER.
Clerk and Master.
J II Tuhank, solicitor for complainant.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS'!
NEW SOUTHERN ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
THE undersigned have now in ? IS, and about III
i FIRST day Of September next will publish, q
NEW SOUTHERN ENGLISH GRAMMAR,

THE Undersigned have now in p sss, and about the
i FIRST day of September next viii publish, q
NEW SOUTHERN ENGLISH GRAMMAR
BY REV. ALLEN NJ. SCOTT, u. D.,
Late President Of South Gibson College, Ia this State.
DR.. Scott is a Tennesseau by birth and education, and
he has been a practical teacher in various parts Of the
South and West for thirty years. lie has made Eng
lHh Grammar a speciality. and. perhaps, has taught
that science 20 more persons than any other in the
Southern Confederate.
many critics, and in every instance pronounced to be
eminently adapted to the purposes OF school instruc-
tion.
The rules are brief and comprehensive the illustra-
tons are numerous, and the notes Just such a. the stu
dent may need. The example, i'm parsiug are mostly
new, and the book will show on almost every page that
IL is a
SOUTHERN WORK BY A SOUTHERN AUTHOR.
We appeal to teachers and all others interested in the
cause Of Southern Education 90 sustain us in this at
tempt to furnish Sbhool Books for our people. Let Us
have no more School Books or teachers from the North.
Let our divorce from those fanatics who have grown
rich upon our industry, and who are now seeking 70
s~ubjugate ID, be extended TO our literature in all is de-
pa. tmeuts.
K-The price Of the Grammar viii be - cents.
Ig Libeaal arrangements made 10 supply schools,
etc, etc. Booksellers furnished at q liberal discount.
II We have aLO in preparation, from the same au-
thor, a new speLsT.
SEQ 3w HUTTON & FRELIGH.
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TO Divide Land and

E H. shelton. solicitor for eompianant.
Oci9 yv4w
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In Chanccry, az Memphis,

GTATE OF TIE NESsEE-Pfoceediugs had in the
> Clerks office, chancery side Of the common law and
18th, le6l-
David Brown, q free man Of color , D-.--.z al n.
TX parte petition TO couvey himself 49, ~ IseI
into slavery. "N'' liz io'A'
II appearing from the petition flied herein that The
petitioner, David Blown, % free man of color. a Iesi-
dent Of The State Of Tennessee. desires aud pr-ys 20 be
permitted fr convey himself into slavery INTO one John
u. Greeulsvv, resident Of Shelby county. Tennessee.
upon the terms and cOudj ions required Ey the Act Of
the General Assembly of the St,t- If tennessee. in
such ease made and provide O &c is Therefore ordered
that notice st the fling of SAID peri-ou and If the in
tende application of sid petitioner to Doe made at the
next term Of said court, 10 De held on THe second Mon
day in November next, 1861, be published for the space
Of uIe month iu the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attest: JOHN G.. LANIER.
oeI2-lauIw tlerk and uassa-.
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GTATE OF TENNESsEE-Pro .eedinEs had in the
- q TX office, chaucery eide of The common law and
chaneery court Of the city Of Memphis, Wednesday, Oc-
tJber The 2d, Ic6l.
James Franklin Hicks and wife, Sarah c. Hicks,
vs.. Complsi ants,
Orvilie R.. BARLEY and OryiIe Farley defendants.
u appearing from afh'isvit fled in This cause that he
defendant Oryiie Farley, is a nonresident Of the State
Of Tennessee:
1t is ordered that he do enter bis appearance herein
befo e or within he first three days Of the next term Of
Faid court. TO be herd on tie second -0uday in NOvcm-
Der Dexf, lstl. ami plead, auswersr drmUr ~t0eomplaiu-
ants BILL or the same VIII be taken lo- confessed as TO
him and set TO hearing sZ psTte, aud that a copy OF this
o der be published once 4 week for four successive
weeks in tn Memphis Appeal.
A copy-att-st. JOHN G. LANIER,
CleTk. and Master.
S. 7. Watson, solicitor for compliments.
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GTATE OF TENNESSEE.-Proce8ding had ia the
, clerks Office, clauceIy side Of tLs common law and
ehancsry court Of the cry Of Memphis Wednesday
september The 18th, IsJI.
H. il Potter and GayOs Savings Institution.
vs. Complainant
George W. Griffin ind Mary a. Griffin and Thomas :.
campbell DFfandauts-
IL appearing from acidavit digd in this cause That the
defendant, Thomas J. Campbell isl nonresident Of the
State o. Tennessee.
j, 10 ordered that lie do enter his appearance herein
before OF Wl hin be first three days of rle next term f
saldc0urt 20 be held on the second Monday in Novem
Der next i-tl, and plead, answer or demur 20 complain
snta oLL, or the ssme viii be taken for confessed as 20
him and set for hearing expar-e. and that a COW Of mis-
ot7er De published once O week for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
a copy-sttest; JOHN C. LAETER.
Clerk and Master
small & Foute, solicitors for c-omplanaDts.
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NoIicc.
T, o. 5en 4 ChaDcsry Court.

'tS T5.t o. 5CH ChaDcsry Court.
OCTOBER RULES, 1861.
Mary J. Smith W. Robert P. Smith.
IT airing 10 the satisfaction Of the CLERK and Mas
Il ter fr-u affidavit tiled in this cause, that the defend
ant Is d non resiieBt Of the State Of Teuner ser, Il is
therefore ordered that publication be made In the Mem
phis Weekly Appeal for four weeks n succe sion. re.
curing the defendant TO appear at The noxt term Of
said court. 90 be held on the ihird Monday in November
next, commencing on the first gay # the term, then and
there 20 d-mu plead or answer said bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed ard set for hearing * pafte
THOS. s. LAuDERDALE, G. aud NJ.
BY J. Brown, ID. G.. and NJ. oelQw4S
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R
NOTICE


Memphis and Charleston II. RI
MEMPHIS, July IL, 1861.
nE AND AFTER BATUR - -az-
~ DAY. che 18Th instant. che &&l aATI
EVENING APRES PASbENGER TTENTE WIN be
discontinued
The THROUGH MAIL TRAIN. making close con
nectlO1s at Grand Junction, CJruth. Decatur, Steven.
son and Chattanooga viii leave daily a. $50 A.. NJ. sn5
arrive at P. 81
The Grand Junction Accommodation Train win RIM
daily, GSuudays excepted, arriving a. 9JO A. NJ. and
leaving at $50 P n. W. J. Ross,
iyl2 General Superintendent.
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n Office.
Contributions Of Blankets, Socks, Etc,

IN compliance with a request Of the Board Of Mayor
i AMI Aldermen Of the city Of Memphis, the under
signed has appointed the following named citizens 20 re
ceive and sol cit contributions in their respective Dis
tricts of BLANKETS, SOCKS, and for
the Volunteers, and earnestly requests the active and
prompt cooperation Of the EeOple in fuGtherauce of The
object. Let each individual and every family respond
with patriotic zeal 20 the wants Of our brave soldiers,
that while they are fighting our battles they may know
we are mindful Of their comfort. As fast as these con
IT buttons are made, let them be deposited AT the store
Of W. n Miller & Co, or d. Williams & Co, in the
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Liza
y CITY FERRY!
MARK P CHEEK.

VuiE MARX T. CHEEK has been re- IT,
painted and the cabin enlarged. She LaEf
Wll run IN connection with tie MguPhI-sG%
and Little Rock Railroad, and TO suit persons who wish
TO pstronizs the Mound City Hotel.
She leaves Memphis daily. lSraIays excepted al
b:JOr $50 and ll:J0 A. d. aud 8 and o'clock p. n.
Leaves Mound City at 9, $50 aud 1890 A. n. and 2
and 4:30 2. N
On Sunday leaves Memphis at 0, lI30 3 and 3 P. NJ.
Leaves Mound City at s, 1880. - and 43O
Inc ladies are particularly invited There will be
no drinking OF gambling allowed on the boat, and every
attention 10 accommodate.
~ All that is received, after paying expenses, will
be given 70 aid In carrying on the war.
ly& JAS. T BARTON { co.