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I'm Cbamcery. al WemDhfs.

GTATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS had in the
clerks Office, chaneery side Of the common law and
chanoery court Of the city Of Memphis, Wednesday,
September the 25th, 1861.
II. II Potter and Gayoso Savings Institotion.
W. Conplainants,
George W Griffin aud Mary A. Griffin aud Thomas J.
Campbell, Defendants
II appearing FROM AFFIDAVIT filed in this cause that thu
defendant, Thomas J. Campbell, is a nonresident Of the
State Of Tennessee,
Il is ordered that he do enter his appearance herein
before or wi hin he first three days Of the next terra II
said court, 10 be held on the second Monday in NOvem
Der next, 1861, and plead, answer or demur TO complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken for confessed IS 70
him and set for hearing expsrte, and that a copy of this
order be published once a week for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A eopy-attest: JOHN c. LAHIER,
Clerk and Master.
Small &Foute, solicitors for eomplainantg.
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Bu ChanCery, at Memphis.

CTATE OF TENNEssEE-Proceeding had in the
- Gle ks Office, chancery ride OF the common 10" anu
chanccrv court Of the city of Memphis, Monday Sep
TENDER the 10th, 1861.
William Wa'kerandJames Boyd, Compartments
vs..
W. Cox, admir-, etc, and John C. Lanier, c. and ~
Defendants,
It appearing from affidavit filed in this caufe that the
defendant, w. Cox, is a nonresident of the Stateof Ten
nessee,
It is ordered that he do enter his appearance herein
before or within the first three days Of the next term Of
said court, 10 De held on the second Monday In Neyem
Der next, Ie6t. and plead, answer OF deuur 30 complain
ants bill, or the same viii be taken for confessed az q
him, aud set Tor hearing e2parte, and that a copy Of this
order be pubisled once a week for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal
eouy-attes.: JOHN G. LANIER,
Clerk and Master,
3. A. Massey. solicitor for complainants'
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CTATE Oh TENEESSEE-ProceedinFs had IL the
- 81 rks office chaneery side Of The common law and
chancery court Of the city of Memphis, Wednesday, De-
tlberthe 2d. 1851.
Janes Frsukln Hicks and wife. Sarah c.. Hicks,
vs.. Conplai ants,
OrvIle r. Farley and Oryfie Farley defendants.
Il appearing from affidavit filed in this cause that he
defendant Orviue Farley, is a nonresident Of the State
Of Tennessee:
his ordered tfath he do enter his appearance herein
befo e OF wi hin the first three days Of the next term OF
said court, % De herd on Tie second Fonduy in Noyem,
-ber next, 1861. auigIehd answer or demur to- c0Inplsiu-
ants bill, or the -aua wtI be taken for cGai-sss2 % .o
him ana set 70 beaiurez parte, and that a copysf this
o der be published once a week Tor iour successive
weeks ia the Memphis ApPsal.
A coyv-sttest ON G. LAEIER
Clerk and Master.
S. Y. Watson. solicitor for compliments.
OeqIawiw
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An Chancery, "a memphis.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE-Proceediugs had in the
- clerks Office. cLaucery side Of the common law and
chancery court Of the city Of Memphis Friday, Septem'
Der he 9th 1851.
John J Murphy, Complainant
Be The Home Insurance Company Of the City Of New
York" ami Others, Defendants.
II appearing from affidavit fled in this csnse that the
defendant. 90 The Home Insurance company If the Ciry
of New York, isa nonresident Of the state OF Ten
ucssee,
IT s. ordered that # 30 enter its appearance herein
before or within the first three days of the next term
81 ssfd court. 10 De held on the second Monday in No
yember next, 1861, and plead, answer or dzmur 70 com.
plainaut's hiI, or the same VIII De- t-kcn for confessed
a+to ii, and SET for heariug ez arte, sad THAI g copy of
this order be published once "a week for four successive
weeks in The Memphis Appeal.
A copv-stfast: JOHN c.. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
BIN. Rstss, solicitor for complainant.
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HAVE IN STORE
i 4 100 bbls. Mess Beef,
200 bbl-. S~gperine and Extra Flour.
$50 bbls. Rectfed and Bourbon Whisky,
1000 bags Liverpool Salt,
200 kegs Assorted Nails,
500 bags White Bottled Meal.
loco Bags White and yellow Corn,
500 bags White and Black Oats,
500 bags Seed Rye,
200 bales Prime Hay,
2T,0O0 New SINCE Guuuies,
5000 Double
10000 See0rd hand
5000 OsnaburE Wheat Sacks.
20 packages White Fish.
so doz. Quar- s, Pints and Half Pint Pickles,
100 boxes Soda and Butter Crackers.
oci2 HrBREIT- H1rRD HUSTON.
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BecF C0sfIe aud Hogs.
NnTICE tn MERCnANTs :
DRs. ]. B. & VIM. WATSON,

ocle-2m
Avail C,
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W. D. Beard, solicit or Cor compIalnau,s.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HvOTICE is hereby given that qualified a Executor
n Of IL. Todd, deed, at ths September term, 1901
Of the County Court of Shelby county, IenA rms no
estate not pTeseng 90 me, duly authenticated ",hm
tbe tern, ,.r.seribed by law. All persons Indebted 20
The .state u5li rlress t3me forward and make payment
WILLIAM n. BROWN,
oc93Iu, Exeeut0r OF j. J.. Todd, decd
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In Chancery, m MEMPHIS

GTATE OF TENNESSEE Proceedings had in the
y clerks Office, chancery side Of the omnon law and
cha.cery court Of the city Of Memphis Thursday, Sep.
TENDER the 18Th, 1901.
L. Rocco, Complainant,
vs..
George W. Griffin ard others. Defendants.
Il appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that the
defendant Thomas J. Campbell Is a NONRESIDENT Of the
State of Tennessee,
j. Is ordered that he do enter his appearance herein
before or va hin The hrst three DAYS Of the next term Of
said court, 20 be held on the second Monday in Novpm.
Der next 1861, aud plead, answer or demur 70 com
piainauts bill, or The same 81 % Dee taken for confessed
a. 10 him, AMI set for hearing FIX pate, and that copy
OF his order be published once % week for four suc-
cessiye weeks m the Memphis Appeal.
Acopy-a'test: OIN G. LANTER
Clerk aud Master.
Pickett & Sanford, solicitors for complainant.
Oc1 1ayvfu
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A BRAVE BoY.-The Rockingham Virgini'

A BRAVE BOY.-The Rockingham Virginia,
Register relates the following:
Albert Lincoln, "a connection Of Old Abe one
of Cant. Sbands' Ieutenants, is a brave and gal
liant boy. In company with several others at
tached 10 Capt. Stands company, he was taken
prisoner one day last week at Springfield, in
Hampshire county, and had his hands tied In
this condition he WAS left at night with his cap
tor, when, with his hands tied across each other,
he succeeded in getting his pistol out, shot dead
the man who had him in charge, and succeeded
in making his escape to his comrades, four miles
and most daring boys in the serviee-his cour-
age, ia fact, amounting to an almost reckless
daring
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NOTICES


SURGEON OFFICE.
RICHMOND, Va. sept. -. 1861.
MEDICAL BOARDS. for tme examination o
n SuTgeonksad AssisteHt Surgeons, h8Ys been OF
Manassas.
Candidates for he appointment of Surgeons snd A.
sistsut Surgeons viii be examined BY these B0arG-
presenting an invi'aiion 10 appeal before them irA
the Secretary Of Wal. which may be obtained By 10
Sarding their application. Hith teatimouials Of nors
character. 20 the War Department
Examining Boards will Re beIi 81 other points fsrtfs
Souih ~ q convenient time. oe9
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Narsnern ant.ll,.snre.

UNION MEN CAFTuRED-The Mount Sterling
(Kv.) Bhjg says that thirty Onion volunteers
were captured on Sunday, the 18th, By a COM
pany Of 100 mounted secessionists. in Wolfe
comfy. The traitors belonged evidently to the
Prestonsburg camp, where they undoubtedly
took their prisoners Inc volunteers were pre-
pairing 70 leave for Col Sid. Barnes, at EstiI
Springs.
Cancellations made ia She Office of the canal
auditor Of New York show the fact that there
are four millions 81 bushels If grain steadily
aho8t from day 70 day ia transit on the canals Of
the Stale. These figures viii a%stonish those who
do not correctly understand The capacity Of the
canals and the vast movement Of grain from the
West to tidc-Ualer.
SUIT FOR DAsIaGEs-Dayid Smith has com
menced suit against VIM. Cullen Bryant 81 Co,
of the New York EUeHiHg Post for damages ia
$4,000; the Post IN the torn Of an intercepted
correspondence, charging smith with being dis
Jos al 10 the Union.
PosTAL-Tbe mail on the entire route be-
t'sefq Mount STIRLING, Ky, and PrestOnsburg,
and on Uhe other route between Mount Sterling
sud Salye1syile, via West Liberty, has been dis
continued, owing 90 the rebel encr0achuents in
thar quarter.
George Howard, the oldest merchant in the
State of Kentucky, died Of old acre at Mount
Sterling. on the l2Jh instant.
SAILING OK A GOLDEN SEA.'-Our lake
craft At present me coming nearer the poetical
idea OF sailing on a golden ssa" than probably
ever before. a vessel capable Of carrying 10000
bushels ofcGEu 10 Buffalo gets the neat lff,le snn
VI SaSH8 for The jeb-nO matter If & is only
worth $1,000, bull and rigging. Ni-nsteencent
a bushel forcalrying corn 10 Buffalo, while the
farmer who prepares the ground, plants, plows.
gathers and prepares il For market, gets only
seven to ten cents per hUshel Chicago Tnb-
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NEW SOUTHERN ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
T1HEu undersigned have now in press, and about th
i first day Of September next VIII publish, 9
NEw sOUTHERN ENGLIsH aRANnLAR

NEW SOUTHERN ENGLISH GRAMMAR
81 REv. hILES D. SCOTT. q. D.,
Late President Of South Gibson College, in tlis State
DR. Scott Is a Teunessean by birth and education. and
he has been a practical teacher ia various parts Of the
South and Wet for thirty years. He las mtde Ers-
lsh Grammar a speciality, aud, perhaps has taught
that science to more persons than amy other IN the
Southern Coufederacy.
The Forthcoming work has been examined Mss BY
many critics, sud IN every instance pronounced 20 be
eminoutjy adapted 10 The purposes oi school instrue-
ton
The rules are brief aud comprehensive Tue niustra-
tions are numerous, and the notes Just such a. he stu
dent may need The examples ~ parsms are mostly
new, and the book Wll show on almost every page That
it lisa
SOUTHERN WORK BY a SOUTHERN AUTHOR
We appeaI to teachers aud al others interested Ia the
cause Of Southern Education 20 Sustain MS in this at
tempt 10 furnish Sbhool Books for our people. Let rs
have no more school Books or teachers from the North.
let our divorce from those fanatics who have grown
rich upon cur industry, and who are now seeking TO
subiugate as, be extended 10 our literature ia all its de
pa tmenfs.
Eth price Of the Grammar will be Is cents
7Libeasl arrangements made 70 supply schools.
etc etc. Booksellers furnished 81 a liberal discount.
EWe have aLo in preparation, hom the same an
thor, anew speuer,
ae29 3v H1rTTO g. FRELIGH.
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NEW LIVERY AND SALE sTABLF
JEFFERSON ST, NEAsTHE NEw THEATER.
Lutz, Windle & Co, Proprietor

Aa1toHAvING removed from our old
@ stand, on Monroe % jefferson 81. H.
we beg t~9iuforn our old castam- Is and the ~
public generally. fh7t We ire Hz-in pre--Al0
pared 20 al nr our line in The Verg best
style. Ourb gges and carriages are az new and ei
CANT orr horses ar Of the besf class aud wen trained
the harness andsaddie. Our turuouts SHAH not be su
passed. in he city
Psriculsr a%.teRtion VIII De eiFer On horses on boar
either by The feed, day Or month Our terms are
crate, and we solicit a shaEe Of the public patron
LUIE WTNpLE Co.
p. S-Oue OF the beststsuds " ths. city Tor drovsr
also stock bought and sold. es 3n-
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FOR SALE,

STEAM FIGURING MILL. in Upton county.
n with two run of mills ones, six acres Of land, about
nifty head of hogs. two yoke Of azen, wood-1agOr. ETC..
in a splendid whea' district. Plenty Of griulnE during
the whole year. The above properly VIII be sold res
sonsble. Reference TO Thos. Averu, ESQ, Esgle Mills
Memphis, OF to S. r. Hsyuau, ESQ, Inspector, on
Washington street. Address, Of call upon
SAML. q. MC5iURTY.
oc93w+ POrtersviIe. Tiuton co.. Tenn
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TN CHANCERY, at somerville, Tenn October Rules,
A 1891
Thomas A.. Green, Executor, etc, ct alAi
vs.
Richard a. Crowder, William Wood, co ais.
Il appearing from affidavit filed 10 this cause that the
defendants, William Warren and wife, Emelne G. War
rem are ou-resiients Of the State of tennessee, Il is
ordered that publication be male for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Weekly Appeal, notifying said
defendants 10 enter their appearance herein before or
within The first three days Of the mkt term % said
court 70 be held on the seooai Monday In EogembeF
next. 1e6L. and plead answer or demur, 20 complain
ants bill. or tn same will be TAX u for confessed Is 70
them. and sst for hearing ex parte.
A eopy-attest; ISAAC B AcCLEL An.
Clerk and = aster.
By SA8rL q. SPARKS. d C. and NJ.
Thomas Riyes sohci or for eomPlauauts.
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DIR. SPIEGFI
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN
And the Most Successful
CANCER ERATO
IN THE WORLDI
Eight Years in Memphis

INFORMS the public in general that he is prepare
4 to treat al diseases. but especially those which az
pronounced iucurabls, and called chronic
ills treatment 0f Cancers is without any rival. D.
cause hey vrii be- expelled tom fbe system, WITH e.
their roots aud nbers. oulv Do coGstIt1t i0ual trsatusn
without c14 les and with1ri tle knife
te also s with suecFw. ECC1rrLE 20 The.
improved scierce oi medicine in Europe Rleuma
Neuralgia stlpt, Ophth4lnia, Fi-rgla iu Ane. Ser
syphilis. DFspepsiA. Chrouie Drsentgry Torpid =
Gravel, FITS, Iap-y0rm, Plies, Dropsy, Diseases Of o.
Skin, Bronchitis, C-ousumption- 81 diseases Of the e
and Ear. aud gives particular attention % al hma
complaints. particularly those Of th- womb.
Negroes who are afflicted with any Of Tho above al
commodatioms while uHier treatment st the Doctor
iuhrnary.
The Doctor calls attention of patients at g dlsfsne
that if they are not prepared 20 consult the Doctor pc
l souaiiy, by whiting to him, with a. eZact account OF 4
{ the symptoms OF t1- disease, medicine will be Il
gardeI BY Adams express
Once in Lenou BulIiug. Union street. b.
tween Maia ard Second, talrh door east &c Main.
Iuhrmary on Union street, east Of the Bayou. O. u
I S~piegeis private residence
ur. g. SriegrI has. in his thirty years practice. g
Z peciaIy on chronic disease, cared them with he o.
most success. lie has in his possession over i've tho
10 cure diseases which are by The nost suecessfG prs
Iuolua pronounced iacrraBis- -
He also msk-s 20 his especial practice 20 treat sl b
{ vale diseases with The utmost success, IN a short tim
no matter Of how long standing nor Of what nature.
An Dr Spiegel axis from the afflicted fair nj
when OF the reference le viii give viii be a specs
cure to them
Thousands o. Testimonial. fr5m thu mort rsIisb
( source, NAV BE seen ~ the Da-t"rs office. fy2em
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Ia ChnmcerY Id ~lIemphis.

CTATE OF TENSESSEE-Proceedings had in the
= clerks olice, ehaneery side Of the common law and
chaucery court Of the city Of Memphis, Tuesday, DC
tober the lst. l-5i.
2. +. Sehleick,r, Complainant,
VS..
Charles Lstimer, A Hunt and others,
Defendants.
It appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that the
jefendants, Charles Lstiner, A. A Hunt, W II. Bran
ham and G.. B. Massey are uon-rssidents Of the stste Of
Tennessee;
1t il ordered that they do enter their appearance
herein before or within the first thee day OF the next
term Of said cou,t 90 be held on lle secoud Monday in
November next lsGl, and plead. answer or drmur to
coinplainauts bill, or lie same will be taken Tor con
lessed as 90 them, aud set for hearing eX parte, and that
a copv Of this order be published once a week for four
successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
Acouv-zttest. JOHN Q. LANIER,
Clerk and Ma ter.
J. e. Unthank. solicitor for complainant.
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CtTATE oil TENNESSEE-Proceeding held in the
> clerks Office, chancery side of the common law and
ehsuceTy court of the city OF Memphis, Saturday, Octo-
Der 18th, 1861.
William T. Quinby and William A. Robinson,
vs.. COmpiaiIauts,
1.-The Ph@nix Insurance Company Of Hartford, Con
necticut and Others, Defendant
II appearing from affidavit filed in this ca1se thar The
defendant, "Ihr PhGnix Insurance ompauy Of Hart
ford, Connecticut, is q non resident Of TIE state Of Ten
nessee,
10 is ordered that said company do enter its appear
ance herein before or within the first three days Of the
next term of said court 20 be held on the second Mon
day in November mex, ls ], and plead, answer or De-
mur 10 compliments bill, or the ssme VII be taken for
confessed as TO said company, and set To- hearing ex
week for four successive weeks iu The Memphis Appeal
A copy-a,test: JOHN o. LANIER,
Clerk and Rlaster.
W. D. Beard, solicitor Cor compliments.
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,LAEEOR,S NOTECEI

THIS DAY, October 22L was committed to the a.
i jail OF Faycftr county, Tennessee, q runaway ~
NEGRO MAN, who SAYS his uauo ls john. and n
that be belongs 20 Ami Bailey, living ueGT~
Athens, Ala. said Negro s. twenty or twenty-five
years C. sage. Of low sfatgra, o a=k color, distorted iu
his lower limbs. occa-ioned tas be say) by rheumatism.
had on an old -lJucIed w,oi haL brown coat and coarse
white pants.
The owner is notified to call, prove property, and pay
all necessary expenses, or he will be dealt with as the
law directs. JuHN d. STANLEY,
oc33 3w sheriff
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A WONDERFUL F0RTfFIctTI0N IN KEN.
TuCKY Among lhe relies in which Kentucky
sbounds Of the work Of ages anterior 10 the
presence Of the Anelo-Saxon on the Western
Hemisphere, one OF the most remarkable is said
10 exist 10 Allen county, on the Tennessee Dor
der, and seventeen miles from Bowling Green,
where q wall Of solid limestone, two hundred
wards ia length, forty feet high, thirty feet at the
base, and six feet wide a. the top, crosses a neck
formed BY q benz IN brakes creek, and incloses
q -peuinsuls OF two hundred acres. inciosed by a
wall and q ditch forming one Of the strongest
6rresses Ia the world. Il Is not improbable
that the fortunes Of war may cause this old for
tifcaion to be occupied by q hostile force, aud
made 70 play d prominent part in this civil con
test-Nesh5tHe PatriOf.
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NO MORE COTTON.

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY COMBuTTEEl
MEMPHIS. September 30. 1861.
T Is desirable Oh tH1m more COTTOS and TOBACCO
1 be shipped to THE place uutil further orders
Planters are appealed 20 nor 20 ship 10 for the present
Should IL De persisted ia tle Niitary authorities wiz
br cOmpe led 90 order the cotton returned 20 the Gown
Try az the owners expense
oc1- 81. J. WIrKS. Chairman.
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10000 r AND IL
GUNNY BAGS FOR SALEl

4 LSO, slargs quantity of scrsp Brass and Copper
n Pig Lead and Slab Zine For sale BY
PHILIP MCGUIRE,
l6f, l66 snd l67 MaFazue street..
Eei03m View 0rfHruH
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soUrnERN HOWE GuARD-The Houston

SOUTHERN HOME GuARD.-The Houston
Telegraph says:
There 5 within tie circle Of our acquaintance
a young badly OF hue education and elegant ac-
eomplishments, and worth a hundred thousand
dollars in grand cash in her own right. who
has, with her own hands, within the past two or
three weeks, made up twenty flannel shirts and
knit a dozen pair of sucks for the soldiers. We
won't tell her name inst now, but we promise TO
tell the bravest soldier who returns from the war
who she IS.
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RAILROAD,
AND ETs CONNECTIONS.

nN Isl AFTER SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER lst
~ 1861. Tlaiuswul run daily as follows. viz;
Leave Grenade. u0rthvard, at l.50 A. NJ, or on the
arrra. Of The train fcom New Orleans arrive in Mem
pii- st $50 a.. ~, leave Memphis, for Grenada and
New Orleans, at 1910 a. r.
Trains 0n -i- Rasd make close connections with the
Mississippi Genital Road a. Grenada and with the
Memphis and Ohio aud Aemphi and Charleston ROadi
~ Manning.
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The undersigned continues 10 write Policies in the
above reliable Company and settle ali losses promptly.
J. T. WEST, Agent
Madison street, opposite the Bank Of Memphis.
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of the State Of Virginia,
RICHMOND.

7 T. WEST, Agent. OGcs on Madison street, op
- = posits Bank Of Memphis.
Authorized Capital s .GO0CO0
Cash capital and surplus paid up----.------s 3suO1U
$4,000 deposited with Controller at Nashville
AZ security TO policy holders.
Iusures against loss by Fie on Buildings and N-r
chaudize OF every description. Also, on Leases au5
Furniture. AL losses equitably adjusted and promptly
paid.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. II. Mcfarland, President Farmers Rank;
A. Warwick, firm of Warwick & Burksdsle;
VIM. G. Jrenshaw, firm of Crru-haH s Co;
Wellington Goddin, firm Of Goddiu g. ApDtrs0n;
T.. W. McCauce, firm Of Duulop, Houcure s. Co;
G. B .rksdale, hrm of Warwick s. Barksdalsi
James H. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer,
J. d. Creushuv, firm el Haxall, Crcuslayy G. Co;
John +. Bacon, Grm of Bacon s. Baskerville;
r. B.. Haxall, Eru Of UazslL Crenshaw d Co.,
john CurTie, Jr Ship Owner
WM- 3. Warwick. hrm Of Warwick g. Barksdale;
James Alfred Jones, Attorney al Law,
&C. Elett Ba.,jcr,
+. @. EuHiu, AEiculturist and Manufacturer;
r.. w. McGrudrr. tirm OF NcGfud z s. Sons;
WV. Crulup. Attorney az Law;
James Dunlop, Egl Of DrulJp, N1uCure & Co.
OLLING VI. HAXALL President.
O. T. BRESEE, Secretary.
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For Tnx COIlecf0r.

WE are authorized to announce ISAAC 3. MEB-
w f A. a candidate tor County Tax Collector, at
The ensnlnR March eleelion. oelOte'
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local sched'sIe--.uau Train!
FreigsE and accommodation
EfsVjuS.

VIII leave and arrive as follows
Leave Memphiss ar y 81. on MONDAYS, EDN
pAYSa and EIDAT Arrive az Grenada al 10 P 81
leave Grenade at 2 A. NJ. on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS. arrive az Memphis a
$50 P. p HOUGH,
ef Geurrai superintendent