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STRAYED,

EROM ms lot in Chickasaw City, on theSs
N night Of the 2sth October, FIVE MULES, sEEFA
one black mare, two bays, two mouse coiored N
or iron gray. ! will give a liberal reward forss&&
The above nules II delivered to me, At No. - Fiou
Row, or for any Information so that can get them
rr80lws II II HORTON
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E ORDER NO. 10.
WORCESTERSHIRE OFFICE.

VIII NEkAL bEEILE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 9th. Iefl.
A IL companies, h-atilious aud reg usents. in West
~ tennessee, desiring 70 enter the Confederate ser
wee ina obedience r0 the recent proclamation Of the
C0mmand-ruu Chief. viii rendezvous a. Jackson. Tren-
ron OF Colsersviie, a. they may dssirr. Savannah,
Hariiu county. il hereby established q caup cT insfruc-
ton. " here those who wish. from The surrounding couu-
ties Of Mode and n est Tennessee, viii rendezvous.
Each company must have The minimum number Of
men prescribed by law. aud wiz Dot proceed tc encamp-
ueHI without sugh number.
Tbose who have arns, or can procure fham, without
regard 70 their character. Will be expected 10 take them
into service.
The Confederate Q-Harte-mgster and Commissarv Of
Memphis, Tenn, will be expected 20 furnish trauspor.
t31Iau, tents, camp eguipage, Subsistence. etc, for all
ToDps entering the services at the shove encamureents
Bur, 10 prevent mistake on his point, IT will be proper
nsnt. % the case may BE-, 10 ascertain certainly that
aid Confederate officers win be ahfe 20 supply them in
he foregoing respects before marching into encainp
ment.
The commanders or ranking officers at all the en-
equipments in the State, are hereby required 20 report
weekly 70 the Governor The companies entering the
service az their respective encampuents, or that have
heretofore eutRe the service thereat, I'm obedience 10
the proclamation azores id he strength Of each com
pauy 20 What service il belorgs, whether cavalry, inn.
f-urry, or artillery, aud such other Information rs may
be conceived to lee OF Importance % heir Equalization
and discipline.
BY command OF Governor IsHtN G.. HARRIS. Com.
manderin-ChieL. JAMES vs.. MCIIENRG,
oc1llgv Adiutant-G General.
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For sixteen years I have been connected With
he fire department Of our city. Many = time
have l toiisd with my fellow fremen to save the
property Of my ~neighbors. Never till yesterday
has mine been in danger, and I tender my hearty
thanks to the citizens individually, and the fire
department collectively, for their prompt and ei-
fcient aid at the critical Time when the chances
were evidently against saving my n
+. Ii. CLARK.
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ARRESTED-Mr. Churchill, of the late firm
Of Winston & Churchill, furniture dealers on
the premises where the FIRE originated on Thurs
day, was yesterday brought to the city BY Capt
Garrett, Of the police, who arrested him at
Brownsville, Tenn, where he had been staying
for some DAYS.
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MAJORS OFFICE,
MENFHi, November ], I-5l5
To the Honorable Board OF Aldermen:
G~ENTLENEN: I have called you together for
the purpose Of having you take into considers
ton measures recommended by me heretofore
regarding the Fire Department, and which We're
referred by You TO one of Your committees on
the 18th day of last month.
irefer 10 my message Of that date in which
/ recommended that the Chief Of the Fire De-
partmpnt be vested at al times with power and
authority TO have the public cisteTns filed at the
expense of The city.
BY tine legislation Of the present Board of
Aldermen thesuthoritv and powers OF the Mayor
in contracting accounts, no matter how small OF
how important, have been curtailed to such an
extent as 70 forbid him to have even the pub.c
cisters filed vs. ithout your order, and l nave
called Won together for the purpose, If possible,
Of having such an order passed.
By the conaagration on yesterday evening,
81 the cisteTus between Washington and onion
streets have been emptied, and IN consequence
Of an ordinance passed by your honorable body.
/ am Restrained from having this important mat
tel attended 10 without your special order) upon
the peril Of being removed from the office which
J now hold 81 The hands Of the people.
Respectfully,
JOHN PARK, Mayor.
The above was prepared TO be laid before =
special meeting Of thcB0ard Of Aldermen, which
at the suggestion Of Aldermen Robinson and
Amis, ] called through the columns Of the APP
PEAL and AUalaHchs Of yesterday morning, and
at which only Aldermen Robinson, Farmer.
Amis, Merrill, Kirby, and Ayres were present,
not enough to transact business. 1t is laid be.
fore the people that they may see where the cen.
sure should rest, If any should be made, in con.
sequence Of the cisterus not being filed.
JOHN PARK.
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Consisting in part Of oue Rosewood Chamber Set. one
Parlur Set, one large Mantle Mirror, seven Velvet and
Brussels Carpets three Rugs, two Oil Cloth Carpets,
Cooking Stove and CooSing utensils, etc, exc.
sale to commence 1t 10 O'clock A. n. when dne at.
tentiOu will be given By JAMES II. SMITH,
oc26-tds Receiver.
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STEAMBOAT COLUMN.


THE splendid passenger packet LOUIS IT, =
i DOR, Cheney johnson, master. leaves
on THIS DAY, Cd inst, az Q o'clock r d. -
For freight Or passage apply ou board, or %
uO2It J. u. MOKTON & Co. Ageuts-
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CONFEDERATE CoMsHsSIONER-Esq. Hill
has been appointed Confederate commissioners,
and afidayits respecting property undergoing
sequestration, and passing into the hands Of the
c. 5. receiver, are made before him al his Office,
on Main street below Madison.
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CLARE &
AMBROSIAL OIL!
CL.ERK, s co.
Sole Rr0DrjPf0ya

CURES HsadEehe, Earache, Toothsche, in three min.
utssi Rheumatism, Coughs, Neuralgia. Colds. Ery-
sipeias, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Collie, Cramps, InHsmed
EyeH Chronic Sore Eyes, Sore Throat. Cuts, Burns.
rheai BuulOns, COrns, Frosted Feet. Deafness. Old
Sores sore Breast, Sore Nipples, Scald Heed Ring
worm letter Snake Bites- Spider Bites. Dog Bites.
Rat Bites. The world is challenged tor It's equal for
Scalds aud Burns. u cures Scratches on horses. Sore
Eyss On horses, Sprsins, Swinuey. Poll Evil. Fistuis.
saddle and harness gals. fresh wounds or svelmcs. and
Is The best known remedy TO apply to tenderfootsd
horses from fOuuder-taks mp the feet and battle well
shout ne inog Of Tie foot. Cures AL eutans0us diseases
Oh man 90 beest
No one medicine can cure ia al cases, but We can
show z ore zeal proof of the virtue Of AmbfOslal Oh 10
It. healing properties, nom responsible men. who arr
medicine.
We Do not assert cure for every Malay 70 which
the human family are subject, but what We proclaim
6e can suhstsutiate by living witnesses. The Ambro-
the south and Southwest by 81 good druggists and
general dealers. The South may be Justly proud that
Dr. CLARK. q native Teuuesseeau. sitter much labor and
research, has produced a really worthy medicine, which
is bound 10 drive 0Gt murh OF the worthless imported
Trash egth which the country Is flooded
Please call st our Office where we viii take pleasure
N showing lefters and tealiuOuials TOO numerous to set
forth IN the form OF an advertisement, some Of which
come from physicians in high standing, who are using
- IN thcir practice, as they stare, with marvellous eff
fecIs. We challenge The world 70 produce a remedy so
speedy aud eiec.ual 10 its healing properties.
- Read -Lt evidence OF the virtue Of Clark & Full
ieTs Am5ro-ui Oh. evidence so authentic. and from
persons whose word and standing are irreproschsbIs.
CLARA GREGORY & CO, Peoprletors.
Eaahvi1Oi TyEn
POTTER g. MERWIN.
O. Jefferson street, near Post Office,
And by Mansfield s. Go, Plammer & Gilbert, Ward &
MeClelsnd and q. W. Jones q go. de25-dawIvis
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THEMCCULLoCH BENEFIT-Wewe re pleased
% m that notwithstanding the uukvorable
weather last evening, a good house greeted the
efforts of a number Of ladies and gentlemen at
the theater, 10 raise a fund for the benefit Of
Gen. McCullOch's command. Ia an isolated
position as the army of the far Yves. is, and away
from the immediate observation OF the War
Department, with which only a tardy commuui-
cation can be had, the contributions Of our Cit
zens, secured BY the patriotic labors Of the few
who furnished the entertainment referred 70, viii
without doubt be- acceptable, and the means, if
iudiciously applied, Of furnishing many comforts
10 he gallant men in the service IN the West
Let the ladies attend to the disbursement Of the
fnnd raised, and leg viii be as successful in
contributing TO the soldiers necessities as they
were in afording IS the public a pleasant even
ing's entertainment We understand the pro-
gramme, with additions, win be repeated in d
short time, for the benefit Of Gen. CARROLL brig
ade. Due notice viii Of course be given, which
is all that should be necessary TO secure q full
hoUaa
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RECoRDER's CoURT-At this court yester-
day there were tNrteeU cases nine persons paid
loHejts 70 the amount Of ~sixty-nine dollars; -four
were sent 10 the ebaiugang, one was sentenced
70 receive twenty-nine lashes. Among the cases
were three women, and one negro. There were
FIVE cases Of misdeneanors, FIVE Of iutozication.
one disordeEy, and three of fighting.
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With grateful appreciation, we return sincere
thanks to our friends Of The FIRE department, and
the public, for their energetic and untirinE efforts
in saving our properly from the late ire
A.. 7. ANDREWS & Co.
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WY.

M EMPIifS md Arkansas RIVER
VI CpNtEDEkAIb STATES MAIL -
LlSE-lh- above line will. during -
Wai4rtn %" Arkansas river IN small beats from Nap-1-
leon 90 Little Ross.
Passcuge-s leaving Memphis on Mondays. Wednes-
DAYS aud saturdays, connect directly with these b0sis
next day az Nup0eon- They leave Napoleon SUNDAY
Tuesday and Ih1Erlay evenings, and connect direct at
Little Rock with coaches f,r Hot Springs and Fors
SmifA- For further iri0rmafi1a apply 20
JOHND DAN lrgprstdr. or
r HARMSTAD. Agent.
fv20 3nE Gprnar Madizon street md F-4-r r.
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ME have built aud arranged a sult Of Rooms for this
W express purpose. Our Light combines al the
modern Improvements,
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MESSAGE IRON TIE .u.IrOR.

MEMPHIS, Nov. l, 1861.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
1Eessrs. Clark, GregoIv q Co

I have been afflicted with the wort form Of inward
Piles and 8 very bad diarrhea. Ihaye been treated by
various Piysicisnf, who pronounced my case inc1rable.
Finding no relief twas persuaded to try your Ambro-
sid Oil, and after using one bottle, I was enabled TO 20
about NY usual ayocariou Three bottles have cured
me whole and. sound. aud wish to make this public.
that other sufferers ot this disease, the worst in the
world, may try 10 and bs convinced as I have been, that
its equal is not to be found. c. c. NlCKENS.
~Nashvile. October 9Th, lisa.
Fer sale by Potter & Msrwin. Mansfield e. Go PLAN.
mer q Gilbert, Ward a BlcCleli4ud. e.. NJ. Jones a ID.
oaad Taur1v-
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J. X. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor
Corner Third and Pine streets, St. Louis No
DIR. j. n. .HcLeals'S FOIcassfc Or
EiIsiSRteBsE,
The BEST External in the Uortd e.
Man or RaasrI

Inc Hest External IN the World f,r
Man or BEAST
Thousands Of human beings have been saved a lie ~
decrrpttude and misery BY the use Of This invaluable
Liniment Il will relieve pan almost ustantapeouslv
and it viii cleanse, purify ana heal the foulest sore III
an incredible shOrt time. McLean's Volcanic on No.
ment wul relieve the most inveterate cases Of Rhenma-
tism, Gout or Neuralgia For Paralysis. Contrarfea
Muscles, st aness or Weakness IN he Joints Mrscls-.
OF Ligaments, Il win never fail. Two applications WI
cure sore Throat Headache o. Esraehe. For Buras ~
Scalds, or any pains, Is f. an infalibie remedy. Trv la
alWsys on hand
Rantefs,f farmers, or any one having charge Of borsss
viii save money by using McLeEns volcanic on I'M.
ment. u is q speedy and infalHble cure for GaIe
sprninsl ChafeE Swelling Lansnsss, Sweeney Sores
and 200 sHl he convinced
Ok !. r. MCLEAN, sole Propdstsr.
For sale IN Mempbis by n aLRN6FTFID = 70
alsohy8 W JONEa 4 co. and WAND q NcCTFT-
LAND.
near the Post ofBce, geaersidessrs Ia 81 popular fauiig
medicines. .QadsuIs
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON R. OFFICE,l
MEMPHIS, October 9th, 1861.
Nc Freicbt viii be received az the riverby the Mem
~ phis and Charleston Railroad Company except with
The privilege Of storing and insuripg az expense OF own
ers until it can be shipped The demands Of the Gov
eTnment upon the company for rolling stock 10 trans
port no0ps and munitions Of war, has rendered this
course necessary. W. J. ROSS.
oC2j-1m General Superintendent
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The COLUMBUS BGoCKADE-Messrs Gal
breath and FOute, the delegates Of the Chamber
Of Commerce, to Richmond, started on their
mission on Thursday mornings train.
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CRIMINAL COURT-Ssveral cases were dis
posed Of, not of much interest. Tn following
cases are set for to-day State vs.. kinsman, and
the State vs.. Davis. Should these not occupy
the day, cases in bail on either Of the dockets
viii be called, and disposed Of as called. Most
OF the eases vet to be tried are set for days OF the
term extending 10 the first of December, among
which are some OF the heaviest cases OF the term
The court room, we observe, though greatly I'M.
proved, yet needs more work upon il; and as II
has been permanently secured for the court
which sits nearly the year round, the genera
opinion is that il ought to be fitted up properly
by the county. It is now perhaps too long, aud
needs something like a sounding board to rem
edy the exceeding difficulty Of hearing IN The
room, Of which Jurors, lawyers and bystandeT.
so much complain.
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~RECETVER'S SALE!
5th Day Of NOYembeT, 1881,

A 5 RECEIVER, appointed by the Judge OF the -aw
"A side OF tie Common Law aud Chaucery Court OF
Memphis, Tenn, in the ease n II N. Gro-venor- J. A.
Cameron. - freeman a Co, and against Mary T..
Stillman. l Wil. GU the
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Presses, job Trp6 Islands, Cab
llgefs, Gases, RRtIes, Leads.
Competitions Kettles
(sFeS1e ETC., etc.

Ia. one No. / MEteriug Machine. one Lead Cutter.
atargs assortment Of Cuts etc, an nearly new, having
been used only about fifteen or eighteen months, and
which we VIII seq at prices that WA make 10 % the in
terest of those ia need of such mate. il to purchase Of
us. CAN al the APPEAL JOB Rooms.
Oc2eis WHITMOPE & BRO.
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
DaTLV REPORT OF THE MARKET.
rnnn.nrn 80 rHE r~LR.n,sr. rL.a..ar

FURNISHED FROM THE MERCHANT. Ey,HAsaF
MEMPHIS. November lsGL.
COTToN-No sales. Receipts. 90 bales shipments
bales.
TOBACCO-Sothiug reported Receipts, 9 huds We
continue 20 quote, uominaly
MEMPHIS TOBACCO QUOTATIONS..
Inferior Lugs.--...-- @aU 81
5000 Luss = ~
Common Admitted -------.-. y2U bbz
Fan a ~
Choice aud selections a -
WHEAT-wa. in brisk demand yesterday with sales
of 800 bushels choice at $500. 100 do. at Sl.s5 and l5t
fair red at s1.7@
FLOJR-A fair demand and prices unchanged Sales
900 bIs Eagle Mills extra at SIl. 20 country do. at the
same, 40 country family st sIO75, IS at SI050, 20 do.
super at SO, and p fine at S5OO.
CORN-6OO bags white sold from ievee at Ole, aud 60
at g0c.
HAY-Saies 80 bales prairie at Sc q tun.
OATS. BRAN AND ~RYE-Notbius ol mo5seut re-
ported
PoTAToEs-eoo Jushcls strictly choice Irish sold Of
s2l1
SUGAR NJ M~OLA>SES-Salcs Il bhis sugar at
ga 7lze. aud 90 brIs mola,s-. at "5de6s.
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STRAYED.
NOTICE

ON WEDNESDAY,. the 9th day OF November. 1861.
" will sell, under IN order offhe Oonfederate Judge
for the District Of Tsnuessee, the steamboat "B =.
CHENF 2"
TEKNs OF fourth cab. the balance on
10 and twelve months time. with sa'isfnctory personal
security, salo 20 take place between 10 4. q. aud | p.
n, al The Eclipse WhsrfboaL
Howell =. JACKSON
0t2stda Receiver for West Tennsssse.
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FoT sale, Wl5iesllg Eud fetall -
POTTER g. MERWIN.
o. Jefferson street, near Post Office,
And by Mansfield s. Co, Plummer s. Gilbert, Ward 4
MeCleliand and q. W Jones & 40. de25davfvis
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NOYEMBER.-Ihe vel known opening para
graph Of a French story, in tht following words,
was amply illustrated by he horrible weather Of
yesterday Twas in the month when dark
clouds hide he sun and drilling damps deluge
the roads with mud when The distance Is
shrouded in fog and what is near dHps moisture;
when the birds chrip no longer and the fields are
bleak and bare; when Englishmen swallow
poison, hang, drowsy and shoot themselves-in
short II was November"
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LOCAL MATTERS.
SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER ..

PRESIDENTIAL ELECrIoN-This election
takes place here on Wednesday next.
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n B4rgGin.

We have over our salesrOom q small stock Of
goods on commission for sale, al Of which viii
b. offered to-day at cost
WEST. COCHRAN & Co,
No. 20, Front Row.
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Health ana Sfremgm !
~ ChiIRreR

DO you want your delicate, seklv, puny children 20
De healthy, strong and robust then give them Ne.
Leans Strengthening Cordial ses the directions ca each
bottle it is delicious 20 lake.
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting. IL
sure preventive against Chills and FevsE, yellow Fever
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-TENNEssEE.

HAVE o on HAND
1900 ydS. HOmespun Brown Jeans,
100 bales Louisiana OSHaburgS,
10 " Alabama
2 cases Plaid LinseyS,
20 bales Glazed WaddiRg,
$50 dOZ. Georgia Sewing Thread
) bales SheIbyyilIe Cotton PIaids,
80 prs. Extra Fine Bed Blankets,
$50 dOz. Cotton and Wool Hose,
5000 yards Superior Carpets,
1000 yards BIeached SheetingS,
100 MarSeiIleS QuiIts---beSt
A few Ladies' Black Cloth CIOakS---
New styles!
A few choice EelYet CiOakS,
Curtain Materials and Trimmings,
27O0 ydS. Best and Pure Irish Linens,
200O yds, Plain White JacOnets,
1900 yds. Best French MerinO,
Scotch PiaidS, POpliRS, Plain silks,
FANCY SILKS,
Lace Sets, Embroideries,
EMBROIDEHED SKIRTS,
Chemises, Drawers,
E'URS! FURS! FURS!
~ Still manufacturing Camp Rugs, Camp ClOsks
on cloths, etc. Have also Gray Cloths, Blue Cloths
Buttons. etc. suitaale for military purposes.
ociIdtwAw SPEED DONOHO a. STRANGE.
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The PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIoN.-In regard
to the Pennsylvania election, the Philadelphia
North American says:
The result Of the late election In Philadelphia
Turns ont more disastrous than at FIRST appear
ed. Both branches OF the city councils have
fallen into the hands Of the Democrats by bare
maioTities, carrying with them the various de-
partments of the city government. The same
party carry ten out Of seventeen members OF
The assembly from the city, and a senator and
the majority Of Thompson (People's) for sheriff
is so small that the army vote is said to
swamp it.
Upon this the Albany ArgHs remarks:
The press Of New York and Philadelphia is
silent in regard to these facts. The telegraph
has been silent also, and the public is not per
mitted to know that the Republican party has
been disastrJusly defeated d in Pennsyl vania. We
hear that the vote Of the State shows a Demo
cratic majority, and that the soldiers IN camp
have cast a majority Of 1000 for the Demo
cratic ticket.
We DO not know how true this is, but The
silence Of the administration press confirms this
view Of the result The Republican press o
| Pennsylvania is too pr0figate in purpose and
| 100 rash in assertions to foTego the pleasure o
boasting its success IL 8 partisan conflict, II j
lad achieved one.
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FLOUR.
BRANDY.
TRUSTEES SALE.

4 BBLS. pure Peach Brandy. I 10. Cherry Bounce.
~ just received and for sale by
ocll MORRIs0N & 90
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NOTICE TO ,

Gun Locks, Horse Brushes, Curry Combs, Wood Screws.
Stoves, Of All kinds Buildipg Materials, with . general
assortment ct Hardware and Cutlery. oe26lms
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ESTERPRISE-A few weeks ago the machine
shop Of Messr Quinby & Robinson was burned
down-nO sooner were the ruins cooled than the
enterprsing firm commenced the work Of r.
building. The third story is now nearly finish
ed, but already IN the yer unfinished premises,
two lathes have been set mp and are at work
4 large new planning machine has been received
and viii soon be- in operation Another is eH-
psct-d in e day OF two, whichwm be the largest
machine Of The kind running in this city.
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FRENCH CALF SKINS!

LARaE Jos iust received. Choice brsuds.
a J. W. ~ARBSTKONG * Co,
80. u Madison street,
ar3lIw Next door 20 Gni0n Bank,
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100, 900 Pounds of Wool
WANTED
FOR CASH
Taylor s yUcEI0eRs.
ocIn-daw2m
SD REWARn.

DANAWAY or stolen, from the plantation ofeG
II the undersigned. at Hays Crossing, on the ~
Memphis aud Charleston Railroad. on the night Of ~
tho Slth Instant {, a LAC BOY, named
He Is about eighteen or nineteen years Of age. trinity
aud stout!v built and weighF about one hundred and
huy pounds He WAS purchased in Memphis on the
23lh Of January, lt6l, Of Messra. A. & n. Deiap. Al
dEess The undersigned at Moscow. Tenn.
oc30 Tvs TFAGUE
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NANkEE PEIsoNER.-A Yankee Eisoner Of
war was arrested in this city yesteTday-he had
escaped from work on one Of the forts above.
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$50 REWARD

nANAWAY, on Saturday, October 10th. my e.
h, NEGRO BOY, ALECB. He IL about nine ~
teen years Of age, a pure O3aek. 6Ye feet ,snFA
inches nth. hsd on when b. left grey clothes s0d~s%
white hst. viii gre the shove reward for bis delivery
to ne or for any information 50 that esn SGT him
JNO. MALONE
oe342W+ GaYOsO House.
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M,LEAN,S CORnIAT-

AS may be seen, we insert this week the advertise.
ment Of McLlesn's Cordial, etc.
hisvery well known We are not porticulsrlv sav,-
able to patent medicine, AMI, as IA general thing escbsv
The whole Of them with bat little ceremony. and with
these sentiments We declined inserting this advertise.
ueut until we knew what we're the iugred. sn,z Of the
medicine, and how compounded. This we have leanad
and believing, as we DO. that The Ingredients are good
aud the compound judicousIy made, we commend If
az . mixture worthy OF public confidence.
The above is from The S.. Louis Christian Advoe ate
edited by the renowned Rev. DR.. ErcAnaly. which
speaks volumes in favor Of NcLeaa's Cordial We saw
TO sl Try it See TIE advertisement in another column.
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