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For New O~rleans-Regular Tuesday Packet.
INHE passenger steamer REPUBLIC, J.. T
L d CLARK, mast. !, viii leave as above LAEhn4
On TUESDAY, 29ih instant. az : p. -
oe-f2t JAS. 7. OURNE & q Agents.
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GOLD! GOLD
WOOL. WOOL.
WOOL.
%RECEIVER,S SALEl

A S RECEIVER, appointed by the JUICE Of the law
IA side Of the Common Law and Chancsry Couu OF
Memphis, Tenn, in the case Of II. II. GrOsvenor, J. A.
Cameron - Freeman & Co, and against Mary F..
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NOTICE TO

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON r. r OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, October cath, 1861.
MO Freight will be received at the river by the Mem
~ phis and Charleston Railroad Company except with
The privilege Of storing and iusuring at expense Of own
era until il can be shipped. The demands OF the Gov
eminent upon the Company for rolling STOCK to trans
port troops and munitions Of war, has rendered TINS
course necessary. w. >: hoSS'
oc051m General Superintendent.
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Fresh OYsTERs.-The season for this great
de.icacy being opened, we invite attention to the
advertisement of our friend Vincent, who enjoys
the reputation Of furnishing the very best in the
city. None bat sound oysters are sold at the
Vincent Saloon, on Front Row, between Wash
ington and Adams. Moreover, visitors viii re-
csive every attention which the kndest hospi-
taltv NAV prompt.
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iNIE PASSENGER packet EANAwHA r.
VALLEY. VIII leave AS above onsz-
TUESDAY, &th instant. 20 = P. y.
JAAES T. BOURNE & CO.. Agents.
OC-s1a M 8 WrSfa.T q--.ef
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PWbffe Sve0kiUg.

win address the people Of Haywood county
at Brownsville, on Wednesday next, October 80
At Lanefeld, Thursday. October 81.
At Ripley, Lauderdale county, November 1.
At Covington, Upton county, November 9.
b. d. NABERS.
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lei

AT the residence Of l. b. Kirkland, in this city, on the
inst, Col r. J. JAeowAY Of Dardanelle'A Ark
In Macon, Fayette county, Tenn, on the eh OF oeto'
1861, Ana MAY, daughter Of DR.. r. A. sDd L. [.
aced sfx vekra aud four months.
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ARmrFn.-Col. NJ.

ARRIvED.-CoL NJ. II. Moore, division quar-
teTmaster of the Missouri State Guard, under
tho command Of Gen. Thompson, reached this
city on Sunday last, and may be found at the
Gayoso. Col NJ is accompanied by his family,
who had escaped from Missouri and reached
the southern part Of Kentucky, when he met
them for the first time since the commencement
Of active hostIities in the former State, nearly
i've months since.
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STEAMBOAT COLUMN.


For Goiumbls.
TIE steamer CLARA OLSEN
4 Dunniug, masier, win lesye tor Co ZN
lumbus, fills DAY October 9th, u ?, "
For freight or passage apply on bogrl. OF 70
oc.9 10 i. I" MORTON 4 O Agents.
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INTERCHANGEABLE splendid entertain
ment fr the benefit of Col Marsh Walkers
regiment, takes place at the theater this even
ing. Music, singing and ravishing tableaux viii
charm the audience. The object Is a good one :
crnvd F. ladies and rentlemen.
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Coon MovE-The New Orleans PieuyuRe
of the 9th says the ladies of that city have or
ganized, the purpose of which is to provide
winter clothing for the children of our volun-
teer soldiers engaged in the defense ofou homes
and orr RIGHTS.
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NEW Council CHANBER.-The City Survey
OF win be ready tomorrow night with his esti-
mstes for the proposed extension of No. 3s en-
gine house, so as to fit it for a council chamber
and city buildings. The committee were asked
10 meet him 1T Z O'Clock.
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~rUEERAI, NOTICE,

The friends aud sequaiDiances Of JAalEs r. MALBIE,
sr are requested to attend bis funeral at the residence
Of John d. Temple, on Moseley's avepue, this TUESDAY
afternoon at half psst two o'clock. Services by the
Rev. DR.. Stesbuan. Carriages will be in attendance ~
Mr.. FIshartvz.
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Opp FELLOWS HALL.-A fua house greeted
the FIRST appearance Of the southern Vaudeville
company, before tie Memphis public, last even
ing. The effort to insure a series Of dramatic
en.ertainments win. we hope. prove successful
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WHERE They ARE.-Miss Katie Esteli is at
Nashville; Miss Eloise Bridges is in New Or
leans Harry Mccarthy is in Mobile; Dawson,
who last season played comic parts in this city,
is m New Orleans.
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A~ssAULT-Jas. Harrigan was before Esquire
Mallory. yesterday. charged with having as
ssulted his wife with intent to Kill her. He was
seni 20 ial.
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CRuuSAL CoURT.-This court was occupied
the whole Of yesterday with the case Of Peter
Flannery, charged with the murder of John
Toole. The fourth lawyer was speaking in bis
EoIlnu-
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PRrsENTATIOx.-We learn from Mr.. W. c.
Carr that a flag viii be presented to Col.
Looney's regiment at u o'clock to-day, at the
new State line road, near the residence of J. c
Iquier. ESQ.
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VERY BD-The pilot Of a boat running up
the river, who has been much employed to carry
cigars, wines, books, yiands, money, arms, and
other things, is charged with apprOpriating them
10 his own use. TX policeman Ierk arrested
him yesterday, when be returned some goods
that were demanded Of him, and he was allowed
10 20
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ScHULTz's ExCHASGE.-There was a great
run upon Schultz yesterday-on the opening of
his new restaurant. To-day he win have vege-
table soup and other Injuries for his patrons at
al7n-b time "
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The circulation of the New Orleans banks,
on the sl9th inst, was S6,995, los; specie, 3d.
592, SOP. Amount due depositors, $I5,99l SOB;
due distant banks Ssl3,556. The other assets
arc-bills discounted, Sl3,910,57s; exchange,
S3,l1i,367. Among the cash assets are in
cluded S2,90G,973 treasury notes, against ST.
$4,000 held at the close ofthc previous business
week
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"a The New Orleans Price Current says that
the stock of coffee in first hands in that city is
entirely exhausted, and the supply held by gro
GERS is very small. No sales are reported.
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swEETENING.-In two days, yesterday and
Saturday, the arrivals Of sugar in this place
amounted to 1908 hogsheads and 25s barrels
Of nnlasscs. o6I3 barrels.
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. Ii2.
SCHULTZ,S EXCHANGE.

ogat.iw ACHING Assistnnt Adiaisnteeasra
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g The Philadelphia Press announces the
death Of George W. Peterson, Esq junior part
uer in the firm OF T. B. Peterson & Bros, book
publishers in that city. During a storm, while
on bis way 70 his residence on Washington
square, his foot caught on the rail of one
of the passenger roads, causing a severe blow,
which brought on congestion of the brain. lie
died in the thirty-second year Of his age.
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ANOTHER REGMENT.-A regiment was or
ganized at Goodletsyille, Tenn, a few days
since, %oficered as follows colonel, John W.
Head lieutenant-colonel r. II. Murphy; major,
j.. J. Turney.
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Nor TIE BARBER -The. Sandy who was
concerned IN the stealing OF a peice of silk last
week was not Sandy Ward, the barber on Main,
near GavoSo.
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TEACHER !

COMPETENT PERSON is wanted mined 'ately
"A as superintendent or 60 take charge Of the Educ
tional Department Of the State Institution for the bhDd'
located " Jackson, Miss. Address
JOHN DUNCAN.
Jackson, bise.
NJ. W. Boyd. John v. Robinson and John Duncan,
- oeo0lW
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GOVERNMENT GENTs-Nr. j.. +. Cummings
is the accredited agent Of the Confederate Cow
eminent for the purchase of hogs and beeves in
Middle Tennessee, Mr., Craigmiles for East Ten
nessee, and Mr.. Sleryock for Southern Kentucky.
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Hirrr Ne,r. nna ...nmeea. Ru.Lue...


The weather was very fine yesterday, and
business was brisk-...The splendid Natchez
came in from New Orleans with l790 sacks cot
ton seed. 81 bbls m~olasses, % bbls and go hhds
sugar, l33 sacks salt, etc The Republic rom
New Orleans, had 98l bbls molasses, 237 hhdS
and five bbls sugar, TAI boxes soap, ETC.
The Key West, from Columbus, had l44 sacks
potatoes, ST. sacks corn, so boxes apples exc.
She is a comfortable boat, and Capt Fulton ana
Mr.. Worsham are among the best OF officers
We thank those gentlemen for a St. LOUIS
paper....TLe St. Francis, from St. Francs
riycr, had 1900 sacks cotton seed, 50 bales Of COT
ton. etc The Equality, from Columbus hau
201 boxes apples andother freight he ] AGO.
from Columbus, has PSI boxes apples etc.
The noble Prince of Wales and the Ed. d. Cay
reached New Orleans on Saturday. They were
both to start back to-day The New Orleans
Delta says: The coast packets continue to BRING
in heavy loads Of sugar and molasseS. Most OF
it is sold on the levee and Immediately drayed
to the Memphis boats. The Pargoud lelt with a
splendid trip, her load consisting mostly OF su-
gar and molasses. Our Memphis friends can get
ready to receive one of the finest packets that
ever landed at their wharf. Her finish is perieet,
outfit superb, with a speed of a Lexington colt.
BY a proclamation Of the Governor Of
Louisiana, persons leaving New Orleans
must be furnished with a passport.-.-
The St. Louis Republican Of Friday says; The
river here is falling slowly. In the p hours
ending at 10 o'clock A. NJ, it fell q inches, and
the river was 10 feet 81 inches above low water
mark of I8GO.-.-The Illinois river Is still fall
ing steadily, with 6 feet in the channel from La
selle to the mouth The Upper Mississippi is
falling all the way down from st. Paul. There
are 5 feet on the Upper and 4 feet on the Lower
Rapids. Below Keokuk there are from 3 to 10
feet water The Missouri river is falling
slowly from Lexington down to the mouth, with
4 feet on the bars--..The splendid Clara Dol
sen, Capt. Denning, is the Columbus boat for
this evening. Morton & Co., agents.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER %.

rHASHs-TO Capt. Fulton, the gentlemanly
commander OF the Key West, for files Of late st.
LoBis pgPors.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK. October 22.-FlOuT dull and droop-
ing. Sales 1000 brls at $40 for super State.
$500 $3.50 for extra State, S5.3OaS5.4O for super
Western, S5J0aS560 for common TO medium extra
Western, SI7JaS $500 for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio. Wheat slightly fayors the purchaser, and
only a moderate business doing. Sales $1,000 bushels at
Sl.lS for good Chicago spring, Sl.2f for choice Canada
club, sl.29a SL3l for winter red Western, and $3.50
SL.47 for white Kentucky. Corn heavy and lower. Sales
5000 bushels at Goo for mixed Western.
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g-The Irish AmerioaH states, positively, that
Gen. Shields has not declined the commission of
a brigadier-general recently rendered him by
President Lincoln.
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INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA,
Authorized CapitaI.-..SI,OOO,OO 600.
Cash capital and sur
plus paid uD.------ $4,000.
Omce on Madison street, OppO-
site the Bank of Memphis.
J.. T., WEST,
Oc4-ly Agent.
CHEROKEE CURE


An unfailing cure for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency. Loss Of Power, Paius in the
Back, Stone in the Bladder. Distracted and Difficult
MeIs;ruBtion, and all diseases caused by ~deviating FROM
the path Of nature, and INDUCING in Self Pollution
b tbe use Of this Cure all improper discharges are re-
moved, the weakened organs Of generation are speedily
cured and full yigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect
that a sound mind and body are necessary to promote
eonnubial happiness.
10 the Cherokee Cure the poor, debiltsted, worn down
and ~despairing devotee of sensual pleasure, viii bud re
lief.
Ills safe and pleasant in taste, but immediate In IT'S
action containing no mineral poison, but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in the form Of a delicious
syrGp.
Price 50 per bottle, or three bottles for S., and for.
warded by express to all parts Of the world.
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN, ProprletOrs.
Sole Proprietors, Is Jefferson street, near post Office,
general dealers in III popular family medicines, Mem
phis, Tenn.
Es@soid in Memphis by all responsible druggists.
mr26- dfwawIv
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SKA REWARD

nANAWAY, on Saturday, October lgth, my "a
II, NEGRO BOY, ALECK lie II about nine
ten vssrs Of age, a pure black, hye feet 'en'
srcbss hIyb: had on when h. LEFT gray clothes aOd~A
v.bsts haf. 1 vii. give the above reward for his delivery
20 me or for any information 20 rhat ! can get him
JNO. MALONE,
oca4 owe GsyosO House,
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~ Hon. NJ. P. Gentry delivered a speech at
S~helbyyiIle, in which he announced himself a
candidate for ConErezz
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M,LEAN,S

As may be seen, we insert this week the advertise
ment of McLleaR's Cordial, etc.
II isvery well known We are not particularly favor
able 70 pateut medicines, and, as a general thing, esehsW
the whole of them with but tie ceremony, and With
these sentiments we declined inserting this advertise
meDt until we knew what were the ingredients Of the
medicine, and how compounded. This We have learned
aud believing, as we DO that the ingredients are good,
and the compound IudciOusly made, we recommend it
IS q mixture worthy Of public confidence.
The above IL from the st. Louis Christian Advoca ste
edited by the renowned Rev. Dr. McAnslly. which
speaks volumes in favor Of McLsan's Cordial We say
to sill, try it. See the advertisement in another column.
fsb6- dsH
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REMOVAL!

7 HAVE removed my PUMP SHOP from Adams
street. (Everson's old standJ 20 avery street. four
doors south of VHaes street where I sm prepared 20 in
all orlsrs in my line Of business.
All repairs doue on shortest notice By experienced
fvnrkmen.
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HIDESt HIDES

WE will pay an advanced prizes for heavy FLINT
BOILING, RIGGS & Co.
Union street,
o.ac1w Opposite Appeal Office.
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STOLEN,

TROM me, October Goth, 1861, a light bayS
Il MARE MULE. five years old, some coliars
msrks upon the shoulders-Do other marks re-
collected. Any Information will be thankIuhy@
received by the undersigned q widow.
LEYINA BRADSHAW,
Chelsea.
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BOATS LEAVING.

FOR WHITE RIVER The passenger packet Kama
VIVA Va lev. Price, master, leaves as above this evening
at 5 O'Clock. Larry Haunstad aud James I. Bourne q
Co. agents.
For NEW ORLEANS The steamer Republic, Clark,
master, leaves as abOre this evening at 5 o'clock T..
II. Williams & Co, agents.
For ST. FRANCIS RTyFR.-The splendid passenger
racket St. Francis No. 3, Capt Bowman, leaves this
evening at ) o'clock. Larry Harmstad, sgcnt.
For CoLUMBUs.-The steamer Clara Dolseu leaves
as above this evening at ) O'Clock. J. ID. Morton & Co,
aFents.
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CLARK &
ANRROSIAL OIL!
CL.gRR, GREG DRY s co.
Sole FSranriPfO7s

CURES Headache. Esrache, Toothacbe, in three min
~ uteR; Rheumatism. Coughs. Neuralgia. Colds, Ery.
sipelas, Bronchitis, Dyspapsis, Cole, Cramps, mhamed
Eyes Chronic Sore Dyes, Sore Throat, Cuts, Barns,
ries, Buuious, Corns, Frosted Feet, Deafness, Old
Sores, Sore Breast. Sore Nipples, Scald Head. Ring
worm, letter. Snake Bites Spider Bites. Dog Bites.
Rat Bites The world d challenged for its equal for
Scalds aud Buns. II cures Scratches GU horses. Sore
Eyes on horses. Sprains, Svinney, Poll Evil, Fistula.
saddle aud harness gals. fresh wounds Or sWeliugs, and
Is the best known remedy 10 apply to tender footed
horses from fOuuder-take up the feet and battle well
about the frog Of the foot. Cures al cutaneous diseases
on man or beast
No one medicine can cure in all cases, but we can
show Z ore real proof Of the virtue OF AmbrOsial Oh IL
lis healing properties, from responsible men, who arr
above being bought than can be produced for any other
medicine.
We Go not assert cure for every malady 10 which
the human family are subject, bnt what we proclaim
We can substsntiaie by living witnesses. The Ambro-
the South and Southwest by vl good druggists and
general dealers. The South mas be Justly proud that
Dr. CLARK, q native Fennesseeau, after much labor and
research has produced a really worthy medicine, which
j. boand 20 drive out mach Of the worthless imported
trash with which the country is Hooded.
Please call ct our Office, where we will take pleasure
in showing Letters and testimonials too numeroas to set
forth in the form Of al advertisement, some Of which
come from physicians in high standing, who are using
il in their practice, as they state, with marvellous ef-
fecis. We challenge the world 10 produce a remedy 80
speedy and effectuHl IN It's heaiIng properties.
Ia Read the evidence Of the virtue Of Clark & Full
lers Ambrosial Oil, evidence SO authentic, and from
persons whose word and standing are ireproaehsble.
CLARK, GREGORY & CO., Proprietors.
For sale. Wholesale and retail, by
POTTER & MERWIN.
G. Jefferson street, rear P0st Once,
And BY Mansfield g. Go Pl1uwer S. Gfbert. Ward 4
McClenaud and G.. W. Jones q co. de25daw1yis
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
WEEKLY mARKHr REPORT.
FURNISHED FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE

MEMPHIS, October o, l56l.
lNoTE-The quotations given in the following review,
it must be understood, are wholesale prices, except where
otherwise noticed and that in all cases in the filling Of
small orders, higher rates viii be ~eharged.l
Despite the depressing influence upon city trade, exer-
cis'd by the continued enforcement Of restrictions upon
the shipment Of produce from certain sections, operations
in our general market during the past week have been
Of an actiye and reasonable character. The supply Of
wheat and Hour has been limited and holders have il
Consequence realized full aud advanced figures. Corn
has ruled steady and closed at advanced prices, while
hay oats, bran and T~soyender generally are without no.
tccatle change. Cotton aud tobacco continue to move
of very slowly 81 nominal rates. The supply Of pro
visions Is fully equal 60 the demand, which is TO a fair
extent only, and at about previous rates. Salt closes
with 4 material advance nothing new in bageing, rome,
sugar or molasses. New Orleans exchange il easier.
closing at ! p cent. buying, and ? selling rate. Gold is
sGif at 10 buying, ard II, selling, while silver commands
l2Gl5 z cent. premium Coniederste notes are In fair
demand at ? 2 cent. premium.
COFFON-The market continues dun and inactive
with small sales at merely nominal figures
The total receipts Of cotton at this point. from Septeu.
Der LET to date, comprise 1911 bales, against s5.4ss to
came datc last year-lecrease this year s3,sI4 bales.
The shipments during the same period embrace 1918
bales, against $500 bales to same date last vear-ie-
erase ths year $3.50 bales.
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IKE
RECEIPTS or LEADING ARTICLES FOR THE
NIEE

~TOBACCO-Tbe demand has been TO a fair extent
throughout the week, with GALES Of 30 hhds, including q
at Al lQc fer luss to fair Leaf, and 26 at al for husg,
5GG1c fer common admitted, sud 7asc for fair. We
continue % quote:
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PRINTING DONE N
COEOyS, TSa8JS 01sd RrOH@e.

Pamphlets, Bill Heads,
DRIFTS, Bills Ladiug.
Checks, Cards,
Bonds Deeds
Etc EfC.,
Neatly and promptly executed, and satisfaction guar
sused.
Our large assortment Of type il all entirely new and
Of the very latest style, and having been selected with
great care, " ia q view To tac waits Of this section Of
country, W. Laye no hssitancy in declaring that we have
the best stock Of material ever collected together in the
city Of Memphis.
Oar stock OF Stat onery y complete. and consists Of
every variety # Cards, Paper, etc, from TIE most infe-
riOr 10 tbs lin So s vles manufactured. We have also a
superior assortment Of Inks, Of every color and quality.
We challenge succe sful rivalry i'm every department Of
our business.
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NOTICE

ON WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of November, 1861.
will sell, under an order Of the Confederate Judge
for the District of Tennessee, the steamboat B. J.
CHENEY"
Terms OF SALE.-One-fourih cash, the balance on
six and twelve months time, with satisfactory personal
security. Sale TO take place between 10 A. n. aud J r..
NJ, at the Eclipse Mharfboat
HOWELL Z. JACKSON,
oc05tds Receiver for West Tennessee.
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Pricc, Ono DoIInr Dee BOtlle.
APPLES 4!

XVTE have seventy five barrels selected APPLES,
w just received, which we are selling low. They
are choice. BOILING, RIGGS s. %
Union street,
Oc22Jw Opposite Appeal Ofic5.
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Consisting IN part Of one Rosewood Chamber Set, one
Parlor Set. one lsres Mantle Mrror, seven Velvet and
Brussels Carpets, three hugs, two Oh Cloth Carpets,
Cooking Stove and Cooking utensils etc. exc,
teutlon will be given by H. SMITH
.as.5s Receiver
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notice.

ON WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of November, 1861,
" ] will sell, under an order Of the Confederate Judge
for the District of Tennessee, the nsw steam tug
"pUEEN OF MEMPHIS.
TERMS OF ALE-One-fcurih cash, balance o0 q
credit Of six and twelve months, with satisfactory per
-onal security. Sale TO take place at Eclipse Wharf.
boat, between 10 ;. n and ? n.
HOWELL +. JACKSON,
oc25 ids Receiver for West Tennessee.
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LUMBER, LUMBER!

lust received I2J,OOO feet clear White Pine, one,
sJ one and a half, two aud three inches thick; J0O9O
fset dried White and Yellow Pine Flooring 100000 feet
Sawed Cedars, for buJding purposes, posts, etc; a gen
ersl assortment Of Fencing; 100000 sawed and cut
Iaths; 100000 heart Cypress half inch Shingles, and
10000 Fire Bricks, in addition TO our already large stock
Of Iumber. Doors, Sash, Blinds, etc, which we will
sell low for cash.
mr4iv2dp NJ M. COCIkAN bhUc-