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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

MOTICE-PURSUANT TO An
IN order made By the Judge Of the Prob5ts
Court for the County Of CuyahOga, Ohio, in tho
matter Of the asstgnmenl Of W illiam Etaks, shall
ofer Tor sale at public auction, ct the door Of shs
Court House, IN said county, the 18th day Of Oc
tObsr, 1851, at O'Clock r. NJ, the following de-
scribed notes. to wiz, said notss being the asssts
Of said assignment
Dsis OIn0iss- Makers. Time, &C. Am'I.AP7rzis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

9acrga j. Barst0W and
Bulc5 y. A.BasatoR, pl' rs,
again6f
Emery 4. Hubbard, In Common Pleae
dFfsndant. CuyRhoqs County. litIo.
Geo. ". WoodWorth,
guardian.
-THE SAID EMERY L. HUB
u BARD will take notice that sid GeozFs y ,
BarstSW and Rufus M. bsrstoW, partners, LndeF
name of Geo. +. Barstow 4 Bro, c0mmsnesd suit
II attachment against him 80 the Court Of Common
Pleas IN and for UugahoRa County ohio. the 18th
day OF September, 81 the cbiect end payer Of the
petition 10 which Is 20 recover of said Hu bard
$50 90 with ict6rBSt tn, reon a. ther1te u0 T. cent
per annum, from August 18th, 1888, on delsndant'a
pr8miaory note, dated August i6t1i 49, payable
Septennbor L is59 az Reeds Bank, 6ales6urg Iili-
nols with iDtersf az the rate OF ten Par csntu per
Annum. Said defandant viii answer OF demur 10
aaid petition By the 10Th dsg Of November, 1881 o.
the allegation Of the same viii be taken as iras
iuaqrnent rendered accordingly.
RAAHkI, HAgEUB 3 NOBLE.
sspt26:sas Plsintiis AttoTneTu-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

Defsndants.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
~ OUHAH09A COUNTY, OHl0.-The said de-
teHdants, Eiiiah Aendrick, Lydia Kendrick, and 3.
Q. West who non-residents sf the Stae Of Ohio,
are HEREBY notih that the said Kaufman HBves,
plaintiff, the 2st dAY Of September, ls6l Aled in
the ONCE OF the Clerk Of the Court q gommon
petition sg ainst said defendants. Ths object and
prayer Of which p.ti ion Is 70 recover judgment
against the said Elijah Kendriek oa his prom!ssOFy
note given BY said hendi lex 20 said plaintiff, dated
July 81 1858, for the sum OF 800, due in year
from dste with interest ct tbe rate Of 20 per cent
per annum, and payable annually, and to subject to
the payment Of such iudRment the following de-
keDdrick aud Lydia hsndrick 70 said plaintiff, to
secure the payment OF said note to witt ''eub lot
No. seVtnty-nine (7g) in 5. 8. Stones subdivision
Of original lot No. hfey (6O), fjrmeriY BROOKLYN
township, now leveland City, and has a 'front.' and
rear Of 50 feet and 1872 Bst In depth, sud fronting
Of sub lots Nos one hundred and tOrtone DAD and
one hundred and forty.two Cl4k) In Lzskiel Fol-
SONS allotment Of the Charles Taylor Farm in the
Ctty Of Cleveland, fronting tbs south side Of De-
trOit street and extending back to an alley. slEo-
sub-lOt 62 In Hiram stones subdivision Of part Of
original lots 50 and S. In Brooklyn, having ~ and
7z feet front Train street and l33 feet IN DEPTH
jah hendrtck for ths sum Of t0ar hundred and f9rty
dollars (440 and interest thereon st the Tate Of 10
per cent per annum from tho I'D dag Of July, le6l,
and that said premises be sold to pay the same.
Said Defendants, EiQah kgndi lex, Lydia Ken
dick and b. U. Westi hereby notified 70 appear
and answer said pettton on or before the letn day
Of November, 1881, or Judgment Will b. taken as
prayed for. GAGE BRUCE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Cleveland Ohio Sept, q, 1891 s359
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume to the voice.
They impart delicious aroms to the Breath.
Thoy are delightful to the Taste.
They are made Of simple herbs and cannot harm
any one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

Notice Of Foreclosure.
Kaufman Hayes, Pl't'f,)
70.
Elijah Kendtiok,
Lydia kendr1ck, Civil action for Money &
5. .. West, to subject Lands.
and
Henry Haines,
nafa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that an application VII be made to B Is X
esllency, VI N. Denn.son, Governor OF Ohio for the
pardon Of JOIN MoDONA I'D, who kas gicfsd
Of toe cTims Of B1rgia,y and Larceny in the Court
Of Common Pleas Of uuyahnga county, at The No
Eember term OF said Court in 1859, and sentsnced 20
the Penitantiary for i've years
ssIlts9:s55 Nc. EL,LEH QuINLAF.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

MEETIEe OF THE BOARD OF Missions
The Annual Meeting Of the Board of Com
missioners Of Foreign Missions will COM
mence tomorrow afternoon at 4 'clock, at
the Stone Church. The organization will
be made at that time. The opening sermon
will be preached in the evening by Rev. DR..
Stcrrs of Brooklyn, n Y. The meetings will
be Of great interest, and viii bring to our
city thousands Of strangers. We shall pub
lish full daily reports Of the proceedings.
DISTRICT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VS..
Waterman, Treasurer, &C., Petition for in.
junction. Injunction refused and petition
dismissed.
Kelly, Trustees, &c. vs.. Waterman, Treas
urer, &c. Injunction mada perpetual.
The same order was made in the cases of
Williams vs., Waterman, Treasurer, &c.,
and Merchant VS.. Waterman, Treasurer,
&C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

-
LFrom the Examinsr, Norfolk, Val
=, OePhalio Pills accomplish the object for whIsl
they Vere llRde vz Cnre of headache In al ita fFms
EErom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested In more than . thOuBAn
olAsS, with entirs success.
IFrOm the Democrat, st. cloud, MIMI
uyou srey or have been troubled with the head
acheI send for box, (Oephalic Pills) 30 that YOu
may have them in case Of an attack,
lFrom the Advertiser. Providence, B. IL
The Oephalic Pills are said 10 be remarkably sf-
ectiye remey FOR the headache and one Of the very
oegt ioE 5hat gery frequent complaint which hAa oT
Iron the Western B. 3. Gazette, Chicago, nl.l
We heartily 9dsrss Mr.. sDaldins, and hiI unri
[FTOm the KAnawha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with hsadAohS,
Wno try than, viii stick 70 them.
lFrom the Southern Path Finder, N. O.I
Try them you that are afflicted, and we are SURE
that our testimony can be added 70 the already nu-
nsdiunA can produce.
TFron the St. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article (OephAiio Flh
b rapidly INCREASING.
TFrom the Gazette, Davenport IoWa.I
Nj. spalding would not connect his name with 81
article he did notF- Nv 20 possess real merit
LFrom the Advertiser, ProV,isaoe, B. Il
The testimony In their favor ls BtronF hrom tbs
most respectable quarters.
TFTom the Daily RsWI, Newport, Ri
OsPhAic Pills are taking the place Of all kinda
[From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.l
Said 70 be very sfBcacious for the headschs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

Voice or a Bad Breath, or any difficulty Of the
Throat, to got package ofmy Throat CONNECTIONS,
they will relieve yOu instantly, and you will agree
with me that 'they go right TO the spot" You viii
md them very ussiul and pleasast while trayellins
attending public meetings for stihng your Cough
or allaying your thirst. If you try one package !
BAfs in saying thnt you will Afterwards con.
slider them Indispensable. You will fnd them ct
the Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
PRICE TWEETY-FIYE GENTS.
Ny signature is On each package. An others
counterfeit.
package viii be sent By mail, prepaid, on receipt
Of Thirty Gents. Address.
HENRY Q. SPALDIEG,
81 Cedar street, HsW York.
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Dec. H. ls6Ol Baruugt andl -r-..
Daiton z months lfs 2. Bad.
June %. 81 J. w. Lucs % days. i 8 nn
Tsrms-Cssh. JOSEPH s. GRAEEIs,
assignee Of Wm. RIiEE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

>azhm 1h11L,n,ss = ,8sssAee
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AND DEALERS IN
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Publishes of
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On hand in large quantities for the
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The Publications of the
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

Gentlemen Garry
sPALDIBG's THROAT OOHFEOrIOEs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01
GlOthinn.
TTLOTHTNG FOR RTHE SEKSON,

NLOTHlNG FOR THE SEASON.
Ihsve Just returned from the Eastern Markets
n large and we'll Heloclfd assortment Of
BEAVER AND BRAD oLpTHh, P LOTS, FAN
CY uASsIMERES AND VESTlNGS
The whole stock IL bouRht for cash and can soil
goods 10 . cent. cheaper than they can be bought
n. The Custom Department, is again under the
supervision OF the renowned cutter, MT W:
Sa-Miitary tniflrmi made on short notice at
an Shoulder straps on hand
3. MANN,
sepa l62 suparlur street.
THE BUCKEYE BOYS. HTTl
Glorious news we haze to tell,
ut our Buckeyes, who fought we'll,
Who the rohbrr Floyd did beat,
Aud did force HIN to retreat
Buckeye boys thoir duty know,
And will strike rebellion low.
Row'sth time, bows, don't dplay,
Join the troops md march away
All should join the holy cause,
To support 'ur country laws;
Buckeye boys haste TO The field,
And our starry banner shiold.
Meath the banner Of the fr.e
'Houll be blessed with victory;
Never a cause more just.
On'y in the Lord now trust,
And the stars aud stripes shall wave
Over evory traitors grave.
Jon in shouting now huEza
BnoGeye boys have gained tle day
They have beat the +. 3. VS.,
Which does every freemnn please,
And We shout wi 10y and glee,
For our Buckeye victory
Yes well shout at UNION HALL,
Where we olothe the people all,
" hen We hear OF rebels killed;
And TO Buckeye boys who go,
Wen sell Clothing VERY Low.
The pafrons of Union Hall will please take notice
o9bd a5 neS Teak % TbrpE T a b %
| temss Nards aud made into poem by the Union
! Hall Bard, called
'TRE FAIR INEz; on THE LONE LADY or FHE ORIM
SON OLtFF. Tale OF THE SEA"
Meanwhile We will cOntnuo to sell gpat Bargains
/ in Fashionable
READY MADE CLOTHING,
| for men and Boys Wear, of which we have now on
! that has ever been exhibited In Cleveland, and
our prices cannot be beat, invite all to call at
ISAAC A IsAACS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agency for the sale Of singers Celebrated
SEWING Ma CHIMES ..
AID f-
BTORR'S AUToAATON PRESSMAN.
Corner Of Union and Superior streota.
E1T LOOK our FOB THS GTARTH -
REMOVAL.
A r. REDING, MERCHANT
| ~ TAILOR, has removed to No. l6 Prospect
Marble FSoT9 EhCFo he viii e pleased to sec sd
suit bis old customers, a. usual and new ones In.
Gents who furnish their owD materials will It
/ advantageous TO call on him.
/ RaF Particular attention paid to cutting Boys
| UlothiGz deoA REDIEG. AGENT.
~ ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEAN
NJ ING, Renovating and MendinE Establishment
FRANCIS AGER, Tailor, No. l9 Prospect street, will
hereafter devote his attention to cleaning renoVa.
! ting and mending Gentlemen's clothing. BE hAs
i facilities for doing his work In the best MANNER.
Gentlemen will nd 1t for their interest durinRthea
/ hard times to give Mr.. Ager . trial.
~: R2a
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TFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested In more than 3 thouBan
oGAsSs with entire success.
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TFrOm the Democrat, st. cloud, MInn.J
II you Gre, or have been troubled with the head
acheI send for box (Oephalc Pills,) 30 that YOu
may have them In case Of an attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
OephAlio Pills accomplish the object for WhIsl
they we're lase viz: Onre Of headache In all ita Fms
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01
8hgsEEiana, II.
EZlAEi S SSIsgsl 5iSS
ZSSY;sIlISlgS:H
One Hundred DoEIGr5 FFeansuuIH
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
On sF1BMAToRRHsHA,
GLEET, So, AND IIPOTENOY
CURED,

- . Q rs = U
After all other Treatment Failsli
DR.. A. GIBSON,
Formerly OF New York City, will pay One Hun
dred dollars for the proof that he ever fails 70
the aboVe named diseases. He viii Pay the same
sum for tho proof that any other Physician IN
tho United 6'1tss treats the Bsms diseases With
equal success.
After many years of laborious study and experI-
enoe, DR.. GIBSON Is happy IN being Abls to an
aoUncs to the unfortunate, that hs has psrientsd
system Of treatment for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OUR8
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Ladies' are delighted with
sPALDIRG's THROAT O0HBEOTIOHs.

Children Ory for
sPALDIEG's THROAT OONJBOTIOHs.
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lFrom the Advertiser. Proyidenoe, B. IL
The Oephalio Pills are said 10 be remarkably sf-
1ectiye remey Tor the headache and Of the very
oe9t Tor that fery frequent complaint which hRa CY
or been discovered.
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.o--. E.SS:.5s,..,.-' Pssitioa 'oE Disos'a.

Ths state Of Ohie, lCourt Of Common zIsai.
ggyshos4 epentys IS;
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T B. COBB & co.'s
HALF PRICE LIST.

We have printed Catalogue Of $50 different worn s
which we offer at half price This Catalogue will be
cent free to am one asking for it. Below give
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

Civil Action for MoneY
and to sahjsct lands.
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GOOD FOB OoBsUMPTIVEs. I-"-l
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R9rA single bottle Of sPAbDiNG's PREPAERD
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-17
MEMPHY



sasoiis IN writing, showing the ne
csssfty Of such appointment to enable thf
! officer so applying 70 discharge the duties
| of his Office, it shall be the duty Of such
/ brigadier-general to consider on such apPli
cation and determine as to the necessity
Of the appointment asked for, and if be
shall determine in favor Of the appoint
ment, he shall notify the officer applying Of
such decis on, and tbeTeupOu the appointment
| shall be made by the officer asking the ap-
| pointment, the paw and rank in all cases to
| be fixed By the brigadier-general in command,
and the appointed 60 hold his Office only so
/ long asihe may be indispensable to ihe service;
| provided that in the event any such oiiceI
shall not be under the command Of brigadier-
general, then the application shall be made TO
one Of the msjor-generals, who shallpass upon
| the merits Of the applications; provided also.
that the provisions Of this act shall not apply
to Tegjmental cOmmlssaries and quarter
masters.
SEC. 2. That clerks appointed under this act
shall be subject to removal for cause at the
pleasure of the officer appointing them.
/ SEC. 3. That the clerks appointed under the
provisions Of this act shall be entitled to draw
one ration each per day.
SEC. I. That the offer Of ceTksbip shall in
all cases be first rendered to the regiment or
u .AHB as tltE ea0e ttA0f SFJ oA4A tt4AtN ti'
pointment shall be made until the sane shall
have been declined by the respective regiment
or brigade.
SEC. 5. That there shall be no action either
by motion or otherwise, against any officer or
his securities allowed In any court in this State
for failing 70 levy an execution which has here
tofore OF may hereafter come into AeiC hands
against volunteers; For no: levyiaa the same
upon the property Of such v0lunteetss his secu-
rity, stay0T.0r accommodation end dTser, that
is exempt by the nth section of an act passed
the 9th day CT May, 1861, 20 raise, organize
and equip provisional force, etc.
SEC 6. That this act take effect from and
after its passage.
". c. WHITTRoFs,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
B. L. STovALL,
Speaker Of the Sc ate.
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Adopted, June 27.h, 1861.
LincolnItes EEauIiug GrUeicF over
the Goals.

inc N0s1aSs
Some of the northern papers are 3 hing
nto the New York Tribuns with a re- ,7od
viii for its onsla&h's upon Linco Tie
New York World says that "to disc and
embaTrass the administration is the set
tied purpose Of the Tribune" and ia ''its
whole labor is to break down the 3 ] in
fuence of the administration and Of T. 4ten-
ant General Scott.o The World T-ats the
Tribune quite a lecture on moral traitors,
which viii! have about as much etf}ct on the
white coat philosopher as water poured on
ducks back for Greeley has a viii aud a
way Of his own, which, with two hundred
thousand weekly subscribers to lean on, makes
him exceedingly saucy and independent.
There can be no doubt OF one thing !:
he has adopted a bullying, and threat
ening policy toward Mr.. Lincoln and his cabi-
net that could have originated only = some
deep and controlling motive What that is, is
not disclosed. Some say that he wanted TO
drive Seward out OF the cabinet; others that
he is anxious to drive old Scott into an early
fight with our forces go as te cut off al hopes
Of reconciliation, and thus defeat all peace
prospects; while others lay his course to pure
"cussedness" and an itching to be singular
and notorious. Certain it is be is not spsTing
Lincoln OF General Scott and demands prompt
military movements, or an acknowledgment
Of the independence OF the Southern Confed-
eTacy.- Richmond Fhig.
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c. p. DALTON is a can idate for the once OF Lieu
tenant-r oiOne Il tho First County Ra:Ient consist
ing Of tHe elcs--... itefl thrtecB u, fourteenth.
ivlG Iu-
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For &c sfate sennte

We are authorized TO announce BENJAMIN pow
BLL as candidate 90 represent Shelby county in the
lower branch OF the state Legislature. Election frs
August next ivI6-tes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-17

v. II. PASSaORE is a candidate for Colonel OF the
Third City Regiment. comp sed OF the Sixth Ward
tire, the r- second, third fourth and th companies
Of the seventh Ward and the eatre Eighth. Election
fyTI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-17
Fer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

VI are authorized 20 announce WM. e. EPPES as q
candidate for Coonel Of the FIRst Comfy Regment OF
Tennessee Militia for the Districts eleven twelve
thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen and I've, in tbs
country. Election in = 23I fsSt iFT6 tpr
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For COIoneI-COnlmRndenr.

EDWARD DUDLEY RAGLAND is a candidate for
Colonel the First County Regiment composed Dis.
tTicts aiteen. sixteen FIVE, eleven twelve thirteeI
GEd fourteen, Of Shelby county jyI6-te
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Fnr EnEnuPI.

N. y. T. STEWART is 4 candidate fol ColoHel OF the
second Cunry Rezimpnt, comp sed cf Districts Nos
. B. o., S, 9 and 10 Shelby county Election July
Z3I. iyI3-tas
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For COLONEL.


we authorized TO announce E. c. MCDOWELL as
candidate Colonel % the Tnird hpgimert Of Mil
tia, c0mPas Of the SlElh Seventh and Eighth Wads
Z .5ctiou g July. ivI4-ta
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g - Legislature

We are authorized 20 announce /. r. SHERROD. Of
fip.oH c5unty anddaJe the Office OF state Sen-
stor the district composed Of the counties Of Msd
SON. Haywood, Laudardaie aad Ti1.on jyl6-wte
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-17

ESQ., OF Brownsville. a csDddate for Judge OF the
Fourteenth Circuit, in place Ct H0R. John Read re-
signed. Election Thursday, August Ist. iyl3-dawtes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-17

0. f. LIDE is a candidate for Colonel Of the First
County Regiment, Composed OF Districts dfteen six
teen five, eleven twelve thirteen and fourteen Shell
by county Election pad July. ja14-te
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For linda.

We are authorized 20 announce JOHN c. HEBRON
turP. iVl6- tee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-17

An act 70 raise organize and equip Provisional force
Be It enacted By The General assembly Of the
State Of Tennessee, That upsn the written sp-
plicatien to the brigadier-general in command,
by any officer in the commissary or quarter
masters department, asking for the appoint
ment of clerk or CLERKS, accompanied by
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FG CONGRESS

We are authorized and requested t. announce R G
PAYNE candidate for delegate to ths Congress of
the Confederate states Of America which Assemblies at
Alchmond On Lao 2l-h day Of Jllg neEt = laIa-La
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-17

SAMUEL T. TAYLOR, o. Upton county, is a candi
date 90 represent Madison, haywood, Lauderdsle ant
Upton counties, in the state senate j7ls-tss
West Teul-Esea wig, Avalanche. B1iIetin and Az
Er. clrE ..l .aIL a.cluut % MS ono
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Fer Eieutenant-COlOueJ,


B. B. WADDELL is a candidate for Iieutenant-Cole.
mel OF the first County Regiment, composed OF Civi
Districts Nos. 10 and 6 II, Y and 49, IA AMI out5d,
Of city. Ele.tiOn % De hnLd ths D inst irl2-te
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We autLOriz a % announce the nau1o Of SAMUEL
u COWARD as q candidate for he Floating Repre-
sentative the State LEGISLATURE fromShe couaties
Fayeite Shelby and Upton. ivI0-ter
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c. A. STfLLNAN is candidate tor Lieutenant Colo.
Hel OF the Second Regiment OF Tennessee Militia csm-
passed Of the second and third companies OF the Third
Ward aHd the EAST second and third companies Of the
Fourth ward, and The Firth Ward estre which consti-
tutes the Second Regiment iu the citv ivI3 te
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For Observation-Disclosures.

B. N. ESTES is a candI6Eta TO rcBressa at shelb
County in the lower House Of the next Legislature.
l.Ia-ta
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ENP EnrI presa-

We arc authorized u announce J G. ATKINS as
candidate for the Confederate Congress frpn tha
EiHth Congressional District. iegs-tda
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A LARGE lot Of SHOULDERS, HAMS and SIDES
n cn consignment and for sale lew to the trade at
A. VACOARO & CO.'S,
No. Front row.
North sad South Carolina money taken.
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