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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-17
Daily Appeal,
GOVERNMENT FINANCES.

HUMBOLDT, October u, 1861.
EDITORS APPEAL: The great financial ques-
ons Of the day are, 6rst-hOw shall the govern
ient obtain money to carry on the war and
scond-how are the people to get money to
urchsse winter supplies, and to pay debts
The only scheme heretofore devised is the Con-
derate produce loan That it should be any
niger looked to as source of supply is simply
)surd. 1t never met the appreciation Of ma
rity of our people, for the reason, chiefly, that
e planters and the great body Of our citizens
ave never been accustomed to speculate in the
tJlic funds None but capitalists in the cities
this. No promises to pay-no public securi-
IS, except bank and treasury notes, forming, a
,lrreney-can ever find a market among tI,s
ses
several other objections have been urged
ainsi the Confederate bond scheme, not neces-
" 10 mention here, since they have recently
en- pointed out and ably discussed in your col
ms. Itis enough that tho scheme has failed
ynally. Not fifty millions, it is believed, have
4 been subscribed. Many of the wealthiest
.izens utterly refuse to subscribe dollar Is
necessary to inquire whether the government
IN any longer rely upon a system 50 unproduc-
e for the means to pay current expenses
What other resources, then. have we7 have
suggestion-which am happy 10 see finds
preston in an editorial of last weeks AP-
.NL-that Treasury notes, everywhere current
par, should be issued to an amount eommen-
rate with the present wants ofthe government.
addition to the purchase and payment of an
pplies for the army, these notes might be used
the purpose of buying mp a part, or the
iole Of the years cotton crop. CTbe DsIta
ggests an advance, by the government, of five
cent per pound on all cotton ready for MAJ
Id
These notes, having two years to run, VIII not
danger the public credit at all, as, should
war be brought to a close so early as this,
4. with the sinews thus afforded, we can speed
conquer peace, independence, and univer-
experimentation credit will at once as
me high standard; the bonds may then BE-
. silly sold, tho whole cotton crop of the year
flowing the conclusion of the war may be pur-
ased Herewith, the government thus realizing
cans to redeem every Treasury note in circu-
ion
1t is idle in any government to appeal for aid
the patriotism Of the people, if that sentiment
sought to be used as an instrument, for driv-
hard bargain with them. Better ask men,
once, to make gratuity in money or pro
ice. They do not believe in the Confederate
md system, and they wiz have nothing to 60
ith it until they see the bonds quoted at a high
-ure in the money market.
Not until our independence is assured, and
tional credit placed on a firm basis, viii pub
securities, on long time, be taken in ex-
lange for cotton. The time is short: Congress
eets soon, and the necessities of the war must
met. Let the people reflect upon all the
ays and means of supplying the public wants,
ID among the multitude Of plans suggested
,mething may be ELECTED to meet the exigencies
the hour. S
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II. {. CHAMBERS.
MEMPHIS. Octoher u l86

MEMPHIS OctOOeT II, 1901.
II. c. CHAMBERS, EsQ.-Sir: Your note Of
to-day has been received, and / must confess
caused me no little surprise In your first note
you stated that you ~ attempted to take my
| your life with pistol, presenting it with the
remark that yOu ID would blow my (your) head
Off OF words 10 that effect, and on the same oc-
casion addressedme (you) in terms of abuse and
insult For all this (you) demand an apology
In my reply l took occasion, in my own justi-
fication, to state that the drawing of the pistol
was an act done on the excitement of the mo-
ment, and one which l would not have done on
mature reflection, and that | regretted its occur
renee. As to the terms of abuse and insult -
used on the occasion referred to, toward you.
and of which you complained, distinctly stated
that ] made no apology for them, as / felt that
they were fully warranted by your card.
The drawing of the pistol considered wholly
| immaterial, as | never heard Of such an act of
itself being considered among gentlemen as one
requiring either an apology or satisfaction. In
addition 10 this, yOu pledged yourself at Green
| vile, in the presence of a large crowd of gen
tleInen, 10 challenge me, as / understood and as
I presume they understood, for the denuncia-
! tiOns that had heaped upon you, having pub
| licly charged you with knowingly and mali
ciOusy lying in your aforesaid card. A day or
two afterWard l understood from your friend
accordingly came to this place 10 receive a com
municatiOn of that character from you.
Irepeat, therefore, that it was with no little
surprise that / received your last note, in which
you submit quietly TO my positive refusal 10
accede 20 your demand Of an apology for the
words of ' abuse and insult " which had used
towards you, and in which you also attempt to
change our relative positions By throwing upon
me the 0RHs Of sending message Of hostile
character. / shall lend myself to no such ar
rangement ! want no satisfaction from yOu
have had ample in holding you mp to the pub
lie for the misrepresentation, mssiatements and
covert insiuuations in your card as falsi6er
and liar.
If YOU are content 10 remain quiescent under
such a charge it is no concern Of mine. am
still willing however, to afford YOU an oppOrtu
nifty of redress if you think proper to avail your
self of it, and shall accordingly remain in this
city sufficient length of time for that purpose,
and shall be happy to respond to any demand
for satisfaction for the terms Of abuse and in
suit addressed TO you at Greenville, and for
which an apology has been demanded by you,
and by me promptly refused.
have made arrangements 10 leave on Mon
day evening, the l4th inst, at five o'clock, but
will defer my departure if necessary.
Yours, etc, w. A. LAKE
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A PULPIT ANECDOTE.-Some days since we
chspeed 70 be IN company with several eminent
divines. who were relating numerous amusing
anecdotes Of the pulpit. Among others, the fol
lowing struck our fancy as deserving record :
n was" saws the reverend gentleman, /" attend
ing divine service in Norfolk, several years ago
,LrrinQ season Of much excitement W ME
= fficlating clergyman was N the midst OF
;aseresting discussion, an old lady among
90 co1sreoatien arose, clapped her hands, AID
evclsi1sa. Merciful father, if had one more
t,.afbeT h nv wing Of faith ! would 6y off to
elorv' The worthy gentleman thus interrupt
ii. Immediately replied, Good Lord, stick i in
snd Iet her 90; she's but 8 trouble here That
auieied the old lady"
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INSTRUCTIONS 10 RECEIvERs.-Jr

INSTRUCTIONS TO RECEIYERs-Judge Haly-
burton yesterday issued to the receivers appoint
ed under the sequestTstiOn act, written instruc-
tons relative to the compensation to which they
are entitled. The gist Of the instructions are:
That the receiver shall be allowed such reasona-
bic sums as they may expend in the preservation
and management oft property under their con-
troll; and for such services Us it was not intended
by the act they should perform without assist
ance. If they should have horses or live stock
of any kind in their possession, they must be al
lowed the expense Of feeding them, and Of pay
ing some one to attend them. They should also
be allowed to employ an overseer, or agent in the
care and preservation Of estates in land and
negroes.
fit should appear the more profitable to rent
out the land, or hire out. the slaves, they ought
to adopt that course ich is deemed the most
advantageous TO the b, ders of the property.
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Runaway!

E'ROM the sub cr5ber, at Columbu- Ey., on the -
Il 18th day Of September, 49,, MICRO MAN, -
named HORACE, aged about 25 o. 20 YEAR, Of a. y
light copper color spare made weighing from l35-AG
10 40 pounds. He II aOrUt five feet, eight
r. ad and yri He h4d D. when he left n pair Of
kersey pants W th golden yellow foil stripe
the Outsde seulI, which he wore a pair of linen
panls. Pie had n brown {, which
marked his lie formerly belo sed 20 COgewel
OF Memphis and Is said 10 have been raised in South
western keu. ucSy. purchased hini from Day Of Tip
ton county. Tennessee. He IS a barber by trade.
will pay libs al reward for his apprehension and
delivery the HilI Cavalry, Tennessee Battalion
Of Cayary Commanded by Lieut. G l. Logvood. or 70
NY family at COvngton Tennessee for bis commit
tai 20 jail so that l can recover him.
se22-w2w H. J. MALEY
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DOCTOR WARNER,
RESIDENT
Surgeon Chiropodist T!
No. 327 Main street, over Jones & Tagg
Memphis, Tennessee.

nR. WARNER, with grateful thanks, has
the honor to inform the ladies and gentlemen Of
Memphis, that, through the kind and liberal
patronage which he has received from them, he
has been induced to settle here permanently
and become citizen of Memphis He consid-
ers it unnecessary, in this connection, to pub
lish the hundreds of
FGtterjIIg TeStiSRsOnizIs
Which he has received from gentlemen of the
highest respectability, in this city and else
where. They are in his possession and open
for the inspection of all, but the reference be-
low are OF a nature that viii abundautly satisfy
all who peruse them.
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ST. AGNES
FEMALE ACADEMY,
Memphis, Tenn.

FT'HIS ms rITUTION, incorporaJsd BY Act Of the
Legislature, Is deljghtflHy situsssd ln healthy
and re Ired part Of the city Of Memphis commanding
the advantages Of both town aud country Tia build
ing- are ample ard commOdious and so designed A. 10
secure every hing d-si able in a school sdGe. Thev
and Ia the nteT Of extensive AMI highly mrrova,l
grounds, SHADED by forest trees and in part ta.efslI,
aid out and SCI with rart plants and shrubbery The
eI' 'enlree oi access 70 deuphs all psrs af the
west ana S9uih and the aeku0Wi edged heathfalnezs
Of the city, recommend Il a. q popt hgbly fgvorgbI
Tor he location Of i ary institutions
Inc Araielny . 7nder tAr charge Of competent and
rAperie r'i 'e che n svsf-n e -dpcat0n Is The
same A. tha .''. sued M ~ ip,titutions Il, p,
t"e-y. Is eve y " y elru d 10 secure an -
a 's el'.' l'n-m0 ,ad ii.ctla culture r.
e"ept O.. rI-'. ef- a7t shysic.. Improvement No
euJrs VII or pa. ."t a-'d ts nriiutlon WORTHY III
rxt-nd-, J. ffUllrV.- -1 -
me on eIPtA ~ tl' Sen"oi VII be- finn and Uniform
be pad y he.L.n. cn-t md ~ - -. -
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H0N W A LAKE-SjT Your reply TO nv
note of this date is received.
You express regret for the act of drawing the
pistol upon me, saying it was done in a moment
Of excitement, etc; but you further say that the
terms Of abuse and insult complained of, you
feel were " fully warranted by my card in the
Nicllsburg Hhig of the "a inst. and in the San
of the day following.
You have chosen to interpret my card as in
sulting to you, and thought proper to seek re-
dress by a return Of insulting language 1t is
sufficient for me to say that this mode of OBJ
tanning satisfaction for admitted insult Is not
warranted among gentlemen. l am ready to
give proper attention to any communication you
may address me on the subject of the card re-
ferTed to. Respectfully,
II. {. CHAMBERS.
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PETITION TO SELL LAND!

s5n,s aaSss9I Of ISR1a,sS' ag5,S County Court Sept term 1861
Jno. Denyberry. Admir- etc, Of Sampson Csrper decd
The Heirs Of sampson Carer deceased.
tet IT REMEMBERED that this cau-e came on 70
lD be heard before the wOr hipfu. Ouuty Court OF
Hardeman county. on this "a day Of September 1851
upon the coupianants petition and il Appearing 70 the
Court that - III ftman and wife. arah N. W GOber
and wife, Mary E; and the hens Of @ W Carper 70
Wit: Dewitt q Addison p aud Geo &c A. Carer are
nonresident citizens Of the state Of Tennessee II IA
therefore dered - The Court thst b alton be mads
for four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal a
newspaper published in the city Of Memphis requiring
said nonresident defen auls appear the next No
vembeF term Of this Court, be held at the Court
House. in the town Of Bolivar Tenn, and plead an.
swer or demur 10 eousplanaBis peiit0n or the same
will be taken for confessed 70 theu 70 hear
ing parte.
A copy-Attest: r, p NEELY. Clerk
sel6w4sg BY z. c. CRISP d G
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In Chanccry, at Memphis.

OTATE OF TENNEsSEE.-PrOceedins had in the
- cel ks office, ehancery side of the common law and
ehanccry court Of the city OF Memphis lOndsy Sep
tember the 10th, 1861.
William Walker aud James Boyd, Omplainants.
vs..
W. Cox admir- etc. and John C. Laner, and NJ,
Defendants.
It appearing from affidavit fled in this ouse that the
defendant w. Cox, is nonresident OF thtate of Ten
nessee,
It is ordered that be do enter his Appearance herein
before or within the first three DAYS Of hext term
said court 10 be held ON the second MOndg in Novem-
ber next 1861, and plead, answer demuto complain
ants bill or the will be taken for eAfessed az to
order be published week for our successive
weeks In the Memphis Appeal.
A Acopy-attesti JOHN C.LANIER,
Clerl and Master,
B. A. Massey, solicitor for eomplanmis'
Oc2laWdW
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NOn-Besgdent Notice

State E;-tdn Of Tennessee r,,nD9g Chancery Court.
OCTOBtR RULES, 1861
Mary J. Smith W. Robert p. Smith
I app airing the satisfaction Of the Clek and Mas
ter from afi tayi filed in this cause, thaahe defend
ant is non resident of the State OF Tei,essee Il il
therefore ordered that publication be made the Mem.
phis Weekly Appeal for four weeks in srcession Ie.
quiring the defendant to appear the nat term of
said court to be held the third Monday November
next commencing the first day of the TEN, then aud
there TO demu plead said bill, n the same
will be taken for confessed and for healg ex parte
TH0S. S. LAt DERDALHE. and NJ.
BY j. Brown D. c. and NJ. ocl0-yviw
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MEMPHIS. October u. 1861.
ectfully, II. c. CHAMBERS.


MEMPHIS, UCIODtT II, IoOI.
II. c. CHAMBERS, ESQ-Sir: Your note of
this date has been just received, through the
hands of Col. NJ c. Galloway.
In regard TO the drawing Of the pistol by me
on the occasion referred to, l am prepared to
admit that it was an act done in the excitement
of the moment, and one which / would not have
done on mature reflection, and regret its occur
renee.
As to the terms of abuse and insult used
by me on that occasion toward you, and of
which you complain, feel that they were war
ranted by your card in the Vicksbug Wkig of
the ID instant, and in the Vicksburg San of the
day following, and have therefore for them no
apology to make.
Respectfully, W. A. LAKE.
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Petition 10 Divide Land and
SInKns

F B gland ard WIN. smis, Admin traitors, etc. Of
r. Walker, deed,
Margaret Walker, widow. etc et al
COUNTY COURT, Fayette County Tenn. October
Y Rules. 1861.
It appearing the satisfaction Of the Court from A.
davif that ia 81 l. Walker one Of the defeudsnrs a
nonresident q Tennes il is therefore orered tbt
publication be mAde in the Memphis Appeal weekly
Tor tour cons eutive weeks, requiring sa,d Jvme, L
Walker to appear at the b cenlbei term Il The sad
cou L 10 b. held az the eourl hOuse the tovvn Of S
eryille, on the hDt Monday in Decenbsr A u lsfi. .
and plead. answer demur, 70 said petition or ne
vii be taken FOR confessed aud set for bearing <
pare a. 10 him.
WIN II. ROBERTSON. Clerk.
Shelton, solicitor for Administrator. oel9v4v
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NEW SOUTHERN ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
TTNHE undersigned have in press, md shout the
L nrst day Of September next will publish,
NEW SOUTHERN ENGLISH GRAMMAR,


BY REV. ALLEN NJ SCOTT, D. o.,
Late President Of South Gibson College IN this State
Dr. Scott is Tennessean by birth and education and
he has been practical teacher in various PARTS Of the
south and West for thirty years. He has made Eng
lsh Grammar a speciality, and perhaps, has taught
that science to persons than any other in the
Sou thern Confederacy.
The orthcoming work has been examined In MSS by
many ties, and in every instance pronounced TO be
eminenty adaptei to the purpN Of school instruc
ton
The rules are brief and eomprt nsivt, the nustra-
tions numerous and the Just such the stu
dent may need. The examples in parsie are mostly
new and the book will show almost eStry page that
il isa
SOUTHERN WORK BY SOUTHERN AUTHOR.
We appeal to teachers and all others interested in the
Of Southern Education 10 sustain US in this at
tempt furnish SbhoOl Books for peope. Let us
have ne more School Books teachers fromthe North
Let our divorce from those fanatics who hTe grown
rich upon our Industry, and who are eeking TO
subjugate as be extended TO our literature all It's de-
pa tmenis.
I11=The price of.the Grammar will be IS cats.
fs57Libeaal arrangements made TO suppF schools
etc etc. BOokseeT furnished at liberal dscount
LcB@We have akoin preparation, from th same au-
se5e 9vy HUTTON & FRzLIGH.
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H. c. CHAMBERS.
ARKANSAS, October u

II. c. CHAMBERS, Eso-Sir: Your note of
this inst demanding satisfaction in the manner
usual among gentlemen has been handed me by
Col. NJ c. Galloway.
Your demand is acceded to, and my friends
Hon. Walter Brooke and DR.. G. II. Berchett
win make the necessary arrangements on my
part for the meeting. Respectfully
W A LAKE
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HOPEFIED, ARK, October u, 1861.
Hon. VIM A. LAKE-Sr: Your last note of
this date leaves me no alternative but to demand
satiaction in the manner usually recognized
among gentlemen. Irefer you to my friend, Col.
n. c. galloway, who will act for me in the
arrangement Of preliminaries.
Respectfully, H, c. CHAMBERS.
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9ATE on TANnI

I OFFER for sale valuable TRACT OF LAND,
L situated in Council Bend, Arkansas. known as the
Briscoe Jenkins place being the southeast fractional
quarter and half Of southwest quarter Of section
10 and north half of section ~ and east half Of north
east quarter Of section 81 containing $50 in town
hp north Of range east adjoining the land of Mai.
Baldwin the south Said land will be sOld privately
and proposals for the invited The sale be
closed after the lst Of December neat. Terns-0ne-
third CASH tho balance in two eqVal annual install
meuts. Address
GORDENTIA WAITE EI'or, Etc,
au27 }m Holly Springs. Miss.
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VOL. XII.---NO. 239.
EDUCATIONAL.
LaGRiYGF CIASSICM- a
ACADEMY,

fEliE exercises Of IN SchrOi WI be r-sumed on
L MONDAY. eyfeniber ai ard rontinu- ten months
W th the ptog OF q short v-cu.on during Christ
ma holidays Tte srh-0i b.iding has jest been CON
pleted and J. thoroughly lifted for the purposes OF the
schCo- The services Of v T. B 5iicuu have been
secured Assistant Instructor tue ensuing season
Text books kept by the Principal For further lnf0r-
nation catalogues. address ne q Ia,frapgr Tenn
2i " z l.. lsrfncir.aI
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n hHAS PEzs SESSION:
Payable Half earIy--Iu his, /;
\

For Board and Iuitian in auy or al Of the foIoyn
branches Reading. Writing, Arithmetic Engi.b Crars
mar Geography history Rhetoric CompOsition Crit
eisIn, Priucirles OF Natural Philosophy Chernistv nd
Botany, Mental and Moral Philosophy Plain Sewn,
Marking ETC. so $40, So or Sl0O according 10 ne
age or class OF The pnpil For day scholars tuition
SO SO 50 or $50 according age or class a. above
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Chancery Notice.


susn Taylor Admlusiratris e.e. Alvin T. TAYLOR. J
Taylor and JOSHUA DGr zen.
| IN CHANCERY, at Somer,iIle, Tennessee October
a Rules le6
defendant, James B. f. Taylnr il resident Of th
State OF Tennessee IL is ordered hat publication be
made for four suecessige weeks IA he Memphis Weekly
Appeal notifying said defendant enter his apuea-.
herein before within The first three DAYS OF tho
Of salt court, 10 be b. Ia the second Mon
day IN November lsol snd plead answer or de-
mur, compliments Dill, or the viii BE- taken for
confessed 20 him and set for bearing * parts.
A cOFy-Gttest: ISAAC b. MCCLELLAN
Clerk and NJ ster
By SAH'L G.. SPARKS, D. c. and III
E IT. Shelton, solicitor for com pIainant.
orI0-yv4W
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CARTEL.

Mai. B. d. Harman was also selected by Col.
Chambers as one Of his seconds.
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FATAL DUEL----THE CORREsPON
DENCE.

In yesterday paper we gave brief account
of the fatal duel which occurred the day previ-
Gus, between Hon. W. A. Lake and Col H. c.
Chambers, of Mississippi. At the request Of
the friends of the latter gentleman, we publish
below the correspondence between the two gen.
tlemen, and which, to some extent, explains the
causes which led to the sad and fatal rem
counter:
MEMPHIS, October II, 1861.
Hon WM A. LAKE-Sr: At Greenville on
Saturday, 9th inst, in the presence of many
persons, YOU attempted to take my life with a
pistol, presenting It with the remark that you
81 would blow my head off," or words TO that
effect, and on the same occasion, addressed me
in terms of abuse and insult. For all this / de-
mand an apology. My friend Col. NJ. C. Gal
laway will receive your reply.
Respectfully, H. c. CHAMBERS.
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n e w
DYEING ESTABLISHMENT

NTEssRs. MATTHEW'S & HUNT, late Of the
WI school Of the great and celebrated Chemical Dy
and ScOurers, Cook Matthews, Of ST. Louis have
been induced TO open establishment for carrying on
the shove business in all Tvs branches Every descrp
tiOn of gentemens Goats, Vests and Pants are dyed
cleansed and restored their original perfection They
certainly do remove every SPOT Of grease, paint wax
and tar together with all other bIen hes and impuri
ties which such garments are ab, and warrant The
spOts not 90 re-appear Cal and examine their sam
pies of Coat dressing. II they fail please you,
charge will be made Their Ohcc is on Jefferson street
between MsiR street aud Front Row.
mr2lly MATTHEWS & HUNT.
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Ey Stocking knitting associations have been
organized by the ladies Of Lebanon county
Pennsylvania
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Estrays---shelby County.
$50 REWARDi

| n ANYWAY from tie subscriber, living near n
j II CbuiahOma Mzra2all county, Miss, on the ~
1i1ft ~ thr a5fh Of June, 1901 two NEGRCSA
MN 10 WIT ANTONY, IS or 30 years cd. dark ~
eouplexion Eve fest eight or ten inches high, weighs
IN - I50 roDndss clothes not nec0ecedi blaek wool
- TOw blacI Negro, Il or u years Old. five feet
tt or zen incJs high, weighs l4o lJO pounds and
- an vie7 h left white COTTON pants, gray Jeans
- - a eiu Iat ! viii give the ADO reward for the
eb4uSt,s and delivery Of both or their iodgment
ili % ma get them again or twenty-five dollars
- .itber 5ns Of them JOHN SHARP.
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REFERENCES /.

REFERENCES
T. A. Nelson, Esq, President of the Bank of
West Tennessee.
Leroy Pope, Esq, Sup't City Schools
DR.. P. S. Jones, firm Sheldon, Jones & Co.
E. N. ReTger, Esq, AttOrney-at-Law.
]. Knox Walker, ESD, f"
John Hamilton Esq, d"
r. E. Chew, Esq,
T. ]. Finnie, Esq,
E. S. Hammond, Esq,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

! W. s. MILLER. DASHIETJ
JOHN H. TAYLOR. w F. TAYLOR