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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-26

TmKTRICAL-The lovers Of the drama will
be pleased 10 learn that Nj. Tannehill has made
arrangements to give a series Of dramatic per
formances in this city at intervals We have
had a dearth Of this kind Of entertainment for a
long time, and few good pieces performed by
a corps Of experienced performers, assisted by a
good orchestra, all Of which Mr.. Tsnnehill has
secured, viii be very acceptable now, the long
evenings having arrived. The first performance
takes place on Monday night at Odd Fellows
Han, where the necessary scenery and other ap
planes of the stage are in a forward state of
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FILL MILLINERY,
Fnr Tax COnecfOr.

WE are authorized 10 announce ISAAC 3. MFR
w GER as = candidate for County Tax Collector, az
the ensuing March election. oc4ute
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RECORDERS COURT. Yesterdays business
at this institution sums up as follows: Fifteen
cases, eight charged with fighting, three with
intoxicaton, one with misdemeanor and three
with being disorderly seven paid fines to the
amount of SO, four were sent to the changing
and four were discharged.
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sHieV Goods, Wen GOOds-PHrchase .T'ecesEa-
ries II.aiLe I.an SamE

aNgE GHNCNSg sNfS AESO01E- afGtHsF sNfCfaA0=
rites TTisiIe E'oH Gan!
Stillman & Co., 277 Main street, are daily re-
ceiving additions to their former extensive and
elegant stock OF millinery and fancy goods. Our
stock is replete with all the novelties of the sea-
son, having just received our Paris and London
fall styles. Ladies dress hats, caps, head-dresses,
bridal outfits, ornaments, laces, lace goods, etc,
etc. Having selected our stock with the great
est possible care, and having the advantage of
purchasing exclusively for cash, we can and
will sell at old time prices. To country dealers
and customers we offer unusual inducements for
cash. Our long experience in the business en-
ables US to fill all orders with promptness and
dispatch. Ever grateful for past patronage, we
respectfully solicit a continuance of the same.
oc2l-lmdaw
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LADIES IN CoURT.-The sex patronized Re
cordsr Moore yesterday. Kate Allen and En-
ma Golden were fined six dollars each for
fighting; and Mary BOwley a similar amount
for extreme whisky indulgence while Mary
Burrows, a construed offender, was sent to jail
for a hundred days for drinking and " cut
tino nm -
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Hr. .NcLenHI's UHsrersGI PiIIs !
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.

There has never beou @ earbHrtic n-dlclne offered 20
tha public that la given such eUrtre Satisfaction A.
Mclean Universal Pills
Being entirety Vegetable. they are ~perfectly iruoceu+
and eau be tIker by tbs most tender infant. vet pr0mpt
and powerful la removing al billions secretion. acid Or
impure tutii master from G- stomach. In fact. th.y
are the only Eiis that should be u-.1 10 maladous a.
trictz.
They produce no gripping sickness or pain IN The st.u-
sch or blw@ B though va.E active and frHrchln- la th.4r
operation, promoting Lysl.hy seeteJ' ls ct the liver AMI
kdDeya- Who "u suffer from b.ii'usness, Hesiachs
aud Foul Stomach, when so cheep a remedy can b. Oh.
tanned Keep them constantly on hand "A single doe.
taken in season. nav prevent hours. DAYS and months of
sickness. Ask for Dr. J H. Mclean Universal Pills.
Take no other. Being coated, they are tastei-ss. Price
only p cents per box, and can bv sent by mail 10 any
part OF the United States.
J. II. MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor.
Corner Third and Pine streets, St. Louis, No.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-26

LARCENY.-On Thursday, 5. r. McCarty en-
tered the house Of Mrs. Mary McKale, on Poplar
street, and stole from a drawer six dollars in
money. Officer johnson arrested him as he was
digging a hole in the ground under a house to
bury the money in. He was committed for trial
AZ the criminal court.
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IN THE CITY OF MEMPHIS.

BARGAINS o THE LADEs.-snks, all wool
delaiues, valencia aud scotch plaids, and an as
sOrtment of ladies dress aud fancy goods, for
sale at sgtiOn to-day, at 10 a. NJ, byA. L. An
drews & Co, 262 Main street. Also, one fine
piano at private sale.
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Best External in the World 70
MN or BenstI

Thousands Of human beings have been saved a lie Of
dscrepItude and misery by the use Of this invaluAbls
Liniment. II will roieve pan almost mstanfaneOusly,
and il will cleanse, purify aud besl the foulest Sor- In
an incredible short tiufe. McLenns Volcanic oil Linz
meut will relieve the most inveterafe cases &C RheumR-
tism. Cont or Neuralgia For Paralysis. contracted
Muscles. st ffness or Weakness in he Joints, Muscles
or Iiramenta. IL viii never fail. Two aPr-Lsations will
rBre Sore Threat, Headache or Earache. FOR Burns or
Scelds. or any pains, IL IL an inianible remedy. Try Ct,
and you will hud q an Indispensable remedy. Keen Il
always on hand
Planters. farmers, or any one having charge % horses
VIII save money by using McLsan's volcanic Oh Lluf-
msut. It IL a speedy and infauhls cure for 0sIls.
Spraius, Chafes. swelling, LaHsness, Sweeney Sores,
Wounds. ScfHtrbts. or any external disease. Try ia
snd YOU viii be convinced.
DIR. j. II. &CLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
st. LOuis, Missouri
For sale ia Memphis by s. MAN5FIEID L co.
also by O. W. JONES = co. al WARD 1 McCLEI-
LAND.
Asa, bv POTTER & MCRW7N, IS Jefferson street..
near tie PrzI ofics. general d-alersin az popular family
medicines. issAdaWis
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Gas IvsPECroR.-One branch Of the Nash
vile City Council has passed an ordinance
creating the Office of city gas inspector. 1t
provides that said Inspector shall examine all the
public burners at least once a month, and also
examine the quality Of the gas.
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CAPS
CAPS 7.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of the authority in us vested by a deed of
I'D trust, executed by William T. Lane, on the second
day OF September, 1859, and recorded in the Registers
Office Of Shelby county, in book No. 40, part ., pages
s 6 and Z, we will, on the
9th Day Of November Next,
Being Wednesday, at the southwest corner Of Main
and Madison s,re.ts, in Memphis, proceed to ,ell for
cash, to the highest bidder, the following described o
OF GROUND, beg inning al a point in the east line Of
Shelby street, in Memphis, l5 feet ~southWardly from
the southeast corner Of intersection OF Bntler aud Shell
by streets; the CO southwark with the lines of Shelby
> rect ninety feet; thence eastward, at right angles, two
hundred and twenty-five feet six inches thence north.
ward, At a right ngle, ninety feet, 10 the southeast cor.
ner Of G.. Smither : lot thence westward two hundred
snd twenty-five feet six inches to the beginning, having
on IL a fine large Brick House.
The right Of demption il fully waived. Sale made
to pay the purchase Donry-tll= good.
II. .. SMALL,
g. 2. FOUTE
OC2AtdR TrustPeR.
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CHARACTER OF BUTCHERS.-We regret TO
learn that witness in the late "cOw case met
with some unpleasantness in consequence ofour
statement as to his testimony on that quarter.
He merely remarked, loosely, that butchers
were charged with killing all they could get hold
Of No sensible person would treat as serious
what was plainly said jestingly.
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MILITARY AID SOCIETY.-Tne benefit for
this excellent society takes place at the Theater
this evening. The young people have been in
busy preparation for the occasion, and they viii
use their best efforts to furnish an agreeable and
enjoyable entertainment. Let them have a
crowd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-26

DLsCHARGED-Wm. Hayden, who has been
examined before Recorder Moore on the charge
Of killing Joseph Farrell, was yesterday dis
charged by that officer ON the ground that be
acted in selfdefense.
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For ChiFarrnI

Do you want your doEcass. siIly. pany children %
be healthy, strong snd robust Ethsn give them Nc
Leans Strengthening Cordial zee the directions % esoh
b0ttle) IL IL drlCiOEr 90 take.
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting. L.
sure preventive against Chiii- and Fe,rr ieHrN Feyrr
Cholera. or any prevailing disease.
CAUuOS-BewrT Df druggists m dealers who may
try o. palm upon YOU o 56.rg o. FitseEs Or SarsapHrls.
which they can boy cheap. By saying i IL just - good
There are even men base enough 10 stesl part OF ny
name tl dub their vile dCcoCtl0nA Avoid such ina
nous pirates and their vilsinous compounds. AK for
DR. J McLeaus StrelgtheuiI & cordial and Blood
Purifier Take nothing else. II p the only remedy
,bgt viii purify The blood Thoroughly. and 1t the same
ioe strengthen and i~nyiEorHUe the whole Organization
n Ia mt W 70 large boris-Sl per bottle, or sEH boz
ties for i've dolar-
DR.. j. IL MCLEAH, Sole Proprietor.
Corner Third and Pine streets, 81. Louis, No.
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~ The Knoxville Register of the 23d says :
We place the electoral ticket selected by the
members of the Legislature, at the head OF our
columns, with a single alteration. AT the sug-
gestion of friends from the First District, We
substitute the name of f. NJ. Fulkerson, Of
Hawkins county, for that of Gen. Milligan. Mr..
Fulkerson is a true southern rights man, and
viii, we think, be acceptable to the loyal men of
the First District generally. We hope the
amendment will be accepted by our friends in
other sections of the State.
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JAILOR,S NOTICE!

TTHIS DAY, October 22d. was committed % the "a
L jail Of Fayette county, Tennessee, a runaway *
NEGRO MAN, who SAVE bis name Is John, and q
that be belongs TO Ami Bailey, living uesr~@
Athens. Ala Said Negro is twenty or Twenty-Five
years OF age, Of low statuTe, back color, distorted ga
his lower limbs. Occasioned tWs be say-l by rheumatiSa
had on an Old slouCbed wool hat, brown coat and coarse
white pants.
The Owner Is notified 70 call, prove property and pay
all necessary expenses, OF he will be deaf VIZ u INC
law directs. JOHN D..
,.Gq -, Sheriff
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-26

TIE CONCERT on TUESDAY.-The parties en-
gagged ia getting up this concert, fer Marsh
Walkers regiment, state that they will offer the
public a treat worthy Of their patronage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-26

WHEAT-In good demand and firm at previous rates
Sales 500 bushels prime red at $50 p bushel, 2@2 do. at
$50. 40 do. at same, 10 choice at SLIGO, 90 at sL5o, and
40 at SLIGO, and 30 common white at $50
FLOUR-There was a good demand and the market
firm but unchanged Sales 40 barrels and 300 sacks at
1925 a $3.50 for country superine, and sl0.5O for extra
CORN-25O sacks mixed sold from levee at 9Oc' and
three small lots at the same figures.
RYE-Sales $50 bushels at SLIGO, and $50, In two lots
at Sl.25-all sacks included.
BRAN AM SHORTS-Small sales Of bran at $50,
and of shorts at $50 q tun.
POTATOES-35O bushels strictly choice sold at s..
HAY M OATS-Smal sales of inferior prairie at
so, and Of oats at 90c.
SALT-SaIes 1000 bags coarse at S475, holders gen
orally asking higher figures
SUGAR AND WORCESTERSHIRE Is hhds sugar at
Sac, and 100 brls and half brls mo'asses at 25a3Oc.
RICE-20O tierces sold in one lot at
BAGGTNG AND ROPE-Retail sales q; about previ.
Gus rates
New Orleans Market.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
NEW ORLEANS, October %.
FLOUR-There was a good demand in the market
yesterday, with fair sales, at about previous rates, l. e.,
1915 for supcrfne, and SIO75 for extra. Supplies light.
CORN-The market has further advanced, and Is now
firm at SIP 2 busheI for white, with light offerings.
WHEAT-Iu good demand and firm at $50 2 bushcl
for red.
BRAN-Is selling in lots at S2l5 2 cwt.
A AND ~OATS-Supples light and no transactions
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Health and Strength!

There is no mistake about o.. II VIE cure Liver Com
plant, DyFpepsia- Diarrhra. uyseurry Headache, uS-
preston OF Spirits, Fever ard Ague. Inward Fever,
Sad Breath, or any disease Of tha Liver. stomach or
Bowels.
vigorous ladies DO Won want tire bloom oi health TO
mount to your checks rEau 9 Then 50 &c ono- and Fct
McLe8n's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purih3G.
Delay not q monent-t & warranted 60 give satlFiuC-
ton. T. sill cure any d-Fae u tEe Kidneys, womb &C.
Bladder. Painting. OBstrucjUd MJns-rualicn, Failing OF
the Womb Bsrr-ursF. or any discuss arising from
chronic or nervous debility, &c BE- ua iuiaubie remedy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-26

PUBLIC MEETING.-We learn from the PIANO.
la Star that Hon. J. w. Ciapp viii address the
people of Pamela county, Miss, as follows +;
Como. October Both; Long Town, November LIST.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-26

MIsCHEvoUs.-For entering a house and
cutting open the cushions OF chairs and sofas,
and clearing out the contents, Robt. Black was
yesterday fined twenty-six dollars by the Recor-
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NOTICE.
CHARLESTON HOUSE,
Immediately Opposite Depot Of
Memphis and ChGrIeStOss
Railroad.

'IHE HOUSE is new and recently furnished. N
Passengers by river and railroad will find f1T1
this the mot convenient Hotel 10 the Memphis siil
and Charleston Depot, in the city. -
JOHN d. ARMOUR,
iyl6-lyis Proprietor.
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wFurloughs have been granted by Presi-
dent Davis, at the request of Gov. Pickens, to
all the members Of the South Carolina Legisla-
ture connected with the army.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Borden, Esq, has
again placed us under obligations for late papers
received through the medium Of the Southern
Express company. -
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STRAYED.

TROM the subscriber, on the 25th SeptsmA
n Der last. a small sorrrl HORSE MULE ~
branded on the hip with the letter 5. or Y not W.
reeolected which, ana shOd all round. I wi Ez4saEs
give a liberal reward for his delivery 10 me at the Mem
phis Mnle Mart, Jefferson street.
oc2O-Iw' W. F PARKER.
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MAYORS SALARY. - The city council Of
Vicksburg has passed a resolution in favor of
fixing the salary of their Mayor at fifteen hun
dred dollars.
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SPECIAL D NO. LIP.

HEADQUARTERS FiKST DTVISION-wEST-)
r DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS KY, October 22d, 1861.
THEREAFTER no Grain will be allowed 10 be taken
from that portion Of the State of Tennessee,
bounded on the south by the Mlit.ry road, running
east from Fulton, on ihe Mississippi river, 10 Mason's
Depot. on the Memphis ard Ohio Railroad on the west
bv the Missisti9pi river, and on the east by the Mem
phis and Ohio RAILROAD Nor viii Grain be allowed TO
be taken from any of the counties on the west bank Of
the Mississippi river, north Of Fulton, Tenn, the Grain
in this district being required fer the use Of the Army
steamboat Captains and Railroad Agents are strictly
prohibited from Transporting Grain In violation OF this
order.
By command Of Major-General POLK.
Z. ID. BLAKE.
Captain G. S. A,
o,ot1w Acting Assistant Adjntant-G General.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 26.

PERSoNAL.-CoL. Burch, of Gen. Pillows
sslI, Is at the Gayoso. We had the pleasure Of
q visit from him last evening.
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o HIRE

A LITTLE NEGkO BOY, eleven years old Ad.
"A drcrs LOOK BOX -.
Og2i3tr Epm his p 80 Office.
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NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance Of JAMES A STREET.,
are respectfully invited TO attend his funeral THIS
Saturday. EVENING, at three o'clock, from his resi-
dence, on Jefferson street, in the Arsenal Grounds.
Carriages will be in waiting at J. & NJ Flah,rty's, on
Union street.
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NOTICE.

1-OTlCE il hereby given that quail fed a. Executor
n of ~. Todd. deed, at the september term! lsol
Of The County Court OF Shelby county, Tenn Tbs no
ice viii he relied on in ba, Of al claims against tn
.eststs not n~esenfsd to NE. duly authenticated, within
the term prescribed by law. All persons indebted 10
The estate viii please come forward and make payment
- ~ WILLIAM n. BROWN.
ocoq1n, Evecu or of J. !. Todd deed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-26

Il When Gen. Lowell arrived in New Or
leans, by his own request, he was not saluted
He said: Gentlemen, keep your powder dry,
and spend it on the enemy"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-26

ON WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of November. 1861
1 will sell, under an order Of the Confederate Judge
for the District Of Tennessee, the steamboat B. ?.
CHENEY"
TERMS OF SALE.-One-four b cash, the balance on
six and twelve months time, with satisfactory personal
security. Sale 10 take place between 10 A. NJ. and l P
NJ, at the Eclipse Wharfbost.
HOWELL f. JACKSON,
oc25-tds Rsrei, eT for West Tennessee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-26

R O GREEN RHER-Gen. Hardee's COM
maud has been advanced to Green river, and we
may reasonably expect to hear of some hard
fighting if Gen. MeCOOk ventures in that yicin-
ity with his Lincoln army.
The Federal pickets are at Bacon'S Creek,
eight miles beyond Green river, and the main
body of the army is scattered from a few miles
hey nd Bacon Creek to Muldrough's Hill.
McCook's command does not number more
than 5000 or 1900 men, and they can be
easily whipped and captured, or driven across
the Ohio by Hardee's command Of 1000 Texas
Rangers.-COUTieT.
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TUE elegant and latt running steamer r.
L FERD. KENNETT, Bicry. master. k
viii leave FOR vicA-burE. Nstchrz and E-s
Orleans, on MOSDAT --iA Iu-rauf At ~, Off rng
superior i~niucemeuts o. pa-ErUEsT - Hud sbI P=rs.
Hereafter the henne't VIII reg 10 5v leave this port
on every alternate Monday durin- the season For
freight or passage apply on board. CE2-1t
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DIR. y. fl. .TcLeaSs'S T'OTcaRic OH
EtVissaP5Ik,

Corner Third and Pine streets. St. Louis. No.
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CAPE GIRARDEAU.-A correspondent, writing
to th, ST. Lo,is D,iaccrst from Cape Girardeau,
says:
Our defenscs have been greatly extended and
strengthened, and this point is now fortified by
works equal in character to those about your
city. They are being very heavily mounted
with six, twelve and t~wenty-four pound cannon,
and in SO commanding a position that at no
point could an enemy approach without great
loss. The men Of this command, since the ar
rival of Col. Plummer, are filed with the great
est enthusiasm and eagerness to meet the enemy.
Every company knows the position each is 70
take in case of an attack, and l assure you 1t
would be a sad day for the rebels when they wrest
this point from us. 1t is not likely that an et-
fort will be made to take it, unless with greatly
superior force, as Col. Plummer's capacity as a
commander, and personal bravery as a man, Is
too well known by his former army companions
now in the secession ranks.
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SILK AND WOOLEN
HOUSE.

II Il HUNT, formerly Matthews & Hunt late of the
. school Of the great aud celebrated Chemical by
ers and Scourerz, Cook & Matthews, Of ST Louis, has
Deen induced 10 open an establishment for carrying on
the above business IN all its branches. Every ddscTip
ton Of genilemen's Coats, Vests and Pants are dyed,
cleansed and restored TO their original perfection. He
certainly does remove every spot of grease, paint. wax
aud tar, together with all other blemlshes and inpuri-
ties 10 which such garments are liable, and warrJsnt the
spots not to r~e-appear. Cal and examine his sam
pies Of Coat dressing. If he fsils TO please You, no
charge will be maA. His office Is on Jefferson street
between Main street and Front Row.
Oe&}-5m p. II. HUNT.
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WE wish to bay five thousand pounds WASHED
W WOOL, for which we will pay a liberal price.
Boiling, RIGGS x o
Union street,
oc22lw Opposite Appeal Office.
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GOLD! GOLD!

WE will continue buying COLI until Saturday, the
w Goth instant, up to the amount Of fifteen thousand
dollars. BOILING, RIGGS & CO,
Union street,
Oc20 1w 0pn0aite Apue.l OAirC
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-26

THE ENEMY's Force IN KESTUCKY-We
have sought every avenue of information within
our reach, to ascertain as near as possible the
strength and locality of the enemy's forces in
Kentucky. We sum up as follows
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA,
Authorized CapitaI.--.Si,OOO,OOO.
Cash capital and sur
plus paid up--- 100000.
Office Oh Madison street, ODDO-
site the Bank Of Memphis.
j. T. WEST,
oc4-Iy Agent.
MeSsrs. Clark. Gregorv o.

meSSrs. Clark, Gregory Il Co.,
lnclosed please find pay for one dozen bottles of Won
Amb osal Oil, the same had in December Iast-.-n
in haste by express. You need not be surprised to hea
Of a good deal wanting in this section.
Yours truly, WIN II. JACOwAy
Stevenson, Ala, March 81, 1850.
hessrs. CLARK GREGORY & Co.: I have used you
Ambrosial Oil in a case Of ulcer on my leg, Of five wear
standing, which soon effected a cure.
CHAS. E. HIDE.
For sale by Potter & Merwin, Mansfield & Co PIru
OCli-daW2w ~