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the key of CosB's scheme. The prospect of
such market induces the planter to-give the
rebel Government one-haIf of his crop, while
concentration induces England to risk q war
with this country. This is the way in which
Cotton is expected to prove that it is King.
IMPORTANT EXPEDITION TO TEXAS
A naval expedition of much magnitude will
soon be fitted out 10 operate on the Coast OF
Texas. 1t will consist of transports, carrying
munitions of war aud men, conveyed 10y small
vessels Of war The former will be large en-
ough to take field and form nucleus, around
which the Union men, under Houston, can
rally Preparations are now making for the ex-
pedition.
The Second New-York goes over the river
tonight, to replace regiment moved forward
from the intrenchmets
BLocKADING THE FORT OF CHARLESTON.
/ think it has been resolved to blockade
Charleston harbor most elfeetual!y, and by the
same process which the rebels initiated YES
sells loaded with stone will be sunk across the en-
trance of the port. 50 as to prevent the egreSs
or ingreos of vessels.
A ABALLooN RECONNAISSANCE.
Gen. Mcdowell had balloon reconnos-
sance of the rebel camps on the Virginia side
this afternoon A telegraph operator and two
Typographical engineers went up, aud remain
ed considerable t:me-long enough to note
with accuracy the positions which the rebels
have taken.
INTENTIONS OF THE REBELS.
1t is again talked among the old residents
Washington is TO be attacked this week The
re els have, think conceived the idea that
they can frghten CongreSsmen from the Cap
ltaI, aud so prevent session in Washington :;
-and, indeed, some among them expect 10
have Washington sacked by he Fourth ofJuly
A wife of former resident OF Washington,
who is now captain in the rebel ranks, as-
sures me that there are ole hundred and eighty
thousand rebels armed aud in the field, and
that the gemins of BEAUREGARD is equal to
concentrating that mass of chivaIry so as to
environ Washington within the next ten days
| know she is in constant communication with
the rebels, and that she believes the danger of
Washington so imminent that she IS in the
greatest distress for the personal safety of some
friends who are yet loyal think she reflects
the opinion prevalent among tie rank and file
of the rebel army, that Washington is within
their power and think. too, that the rebel
leaders really contemplate tremendous effort
to prevent the assembling of Congress.
The disposal of the Government forces in,
dicates that the War Department are prepar-
ing for the possibility OF an advance of the
rebel forces. Our troop are being concen,
trated and are assuming camp positions capa,
bic of being defended, without so much regard
to pleasant campaing grounds as was formerly
apparent
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-27

CRoPS IN IowA.-The Davenport Demo.
era! speaks very iatteringIy of the crops in
Iowa. OF wheat, the Democrat says " If
the weather continues favorable from this for
ward, the crop will be considerable heavier
than that of last year, which was good enough
for anybody. With the large crop and cor
responding price, Iowa will furnish wheat
enough to bread one quarter part of the whole
North"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-27
HAGERsTowN June 20.

Lieut.. Col Bowman, and also q Sergeant
of the eighth Pennsylvania regiment accident
ally got within the enemies lines yesterday,
opposite Wiiamsport, and were captured
Their present locality is not known
lawyer named Alvey was arrested last
night and is still in custody A strong case is
said to be made out against him.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-27

FLORA TEMPLE.-The little Bay Mare he's
been going it again. A horse called John
Morgan, a grandson of the celebrated horse
Medoc, was brought here to contend With the
little wonder" The trot took place on the
Centervie Course, Long Island, Oh the 18th
inst. The match was for $4,000, mile heats,
best three ia FIVE The first three heats were
won by the mare without making break, in
2:25 "a, 2;29, 2:2s l-2
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A SECESsIONIST AND INCENDIARY
HUNG
LANE, Ogle Co., Ill, Wedn

LANE, Ogle Co., Ill, Wednesday, June l9.
J. D. BURKE, a rabid Secessionist, was hung
to-day by the citizens from third dstory win
dow OF the Courthouse building. lie was
charged with causing the destructive fires here
OF the 7th of this month and in December last.
His guIt was fully established, and it was also
proved that he had planned the burning of the
business part of the town.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-27

Carr. LYoN-Capt Nathaniel Lyon, whose
brilliant exploit at Bonneville, is now he theme
of every tongue, is native of Connecticut.
having been horn near the birthplace Of the
Hon. G. Wells. Secretary of the Navy. He
graduated with honorS at the West Point
Academy, and entered the regular army as q
Second Lieutenant in the Second Infantry,
his first commission bearing date on the lst
July l84l. He was promoted to a Brevet
First Lieuteaancy shortly afterward, subse-
quently to a Captaincy. He has occupied
the latter rank practically since the lIth of
June, 1857, and has looked for Advancement to
high position at the first opportunity. he be.
ing entitled to that title by brevet before his
recent appointment to Lieutenant ColoneTS
and Brgadier Generalship.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-27

GENERAL Scorr is wisely substituting light
artillery in the army for that of cavalry lie
is induced to do this because it requires more
than year to drill cavalry, to render the men
proficient as riders, to make them perfect I'D
the various evoutions and to accastom the
horses to the shocks Of battle, when gunpow-
der has to be wasted Light artillery will
make dreadful havoc among the knights OF
the South, who, true to their instincts OF arlS-
tocracy, array themselves in the most gorgeous
attire, mount young and unframed horses, aud
thus capaFisoned and equipped. they expect
to intimidate the infantry troops by their splen-
dor as we'll as glitter of their appearance. A
few round of grape, well directed and copiouS
ly given, will soon change the courage and
the course Of their silly chevaliers.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-27

BESIDES the post Offices. mail bags On,
rious other descriptions of property beIo,.
to the United States Government. sez.5 !
stolen. the rebels have now in their po2.,3'
Fortilications, II; custom houscs Is; o,,..
10: branch Mats, 2; navy yards, . ~,
afoat, vessels sunk, 5.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-27

A SINGULAR CASE OF REcoGxIrIox =
ten years separation. took place at E,'N "a
Iowa Two of the taIlest men of rival ,.' s%
teers were put back to back 10 a,.. W
which company had the taller man sf,..
" infant" 6 feet 4 aud a half inch bi,t !
beaten his competitor by qnarter Of a..
they were introduced. aud proved to be T..
ers, who had besn parted ten years
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CRIrrENDoy ELEcrED.-John j. Crittendon,
the Union candidate, is elected to congress
in his district, by 1900 majority The Tn,
ion candidate is also elected in the Louisville
District by over 5000 majority.
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BALTIMORE, Sunday, June

70
Il gentleman from Frederick says that on
Saturday, at noon, the advance of Col Stones
column was at the point OF Rocks, moving
towards Harper's Ferry, and one of Gen. PAT,
TERsoNs columns had passed through Green.
castle in the same direction. No donbt was
entertained in the vicinity but that Harper's
Ferry would be occupid to day by the Govern.
ment troops.
The Government has possession of the tele-
graph, and allows noting relative to the move
ment of troops in that vicinity to be sent
1t is also said that the report of hanging
Col. BOWMAN and Mr. CHASE, at Martinsburgh
was current there yesterday morning, but was
aseertained to be incorrect
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THETROOPSA AT AND NEARHAGERS
TOWN
HAGERSTOWg

HAGERsrows, Sunday, June %.
The precise position of troops in this neigh
borhooi is as follows The Scott Legion,
Tenth, Eighth and Seventh PennsylV Vania are
in camp about mile east of WIIliamsport.-
Major DorBLEDAY's battery of heavy artillery,
one gun in position on Wiiliamsport Bluffs
Capt. PERKIN's light artillery, ak pieces, be-
tween this point aud Wilismsport in the Fsir
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PENNSYLVANIA has now twenty-nine regi
ments in the service of the United Safes, OF
which thirteen are for three months aHd Fix
teen for three years, if their services srculd
be 50 long required there.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-27

No STATE FAIR The officers of the S
Agricultural Society have determined 10;
hold fair this season. In many coans
usual local exhibitions will also be dir.
with.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-27

New SENATOR FROM iLLISoIs.-Gov. Yates
has appointed 0. II. Browning. E,q., of Quin
cy, to a seat in the U. S. Senate, made vacant
hy the death of Judge Douglas.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-27

R<S- Count Covour, President of the Conn.
Gil OF State of Sardinia, and one of the ableSt
statesmen OF Europe, died at Turin ou the
morning Of the 9th inst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-08
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
HARTFORD
FireInsurance Company,

HADE to the Controller OF The State OF Tennessee,
VI On the FIRST DAY CF JANUARY, 1851.
l. Ths name Of this company is Toe Hartford Fire In
saranca compsny, and is located at Hartford, Goa
necticat.
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THE WORKS OF THE RIGHT HONORA-
BILE EDMOND BURKE. In 8 vols.
I2m0., full calf, marble edge.

THE LITERARY WORKS OF SIR JOSHUA
REYNOLDS, first President Of the Royal
Academy, with a memoir Of the au hor
By H. W. BeechY. In 2 vols, 12mo., half
calf. London.
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DT virtue Of deed OF trust TO me executed BY Mar
ID J. Wright, which is recorded in the Registers
once OF Shelby county, in Book 10 a. pages s25 s26
and s2I which is made 10 certain ote therein
described. " ~ on The 14TH DAY OF FEBRUARY
A. r. 1851 proceed to sell 20 the hizhest bidder for
cash. the real described in such trust deed viz
lot OF land situate lying and being in the county Of
shelby and State Of Tennessee, described follows :
Beginning AZ the northwest corner Of Tennessee and
Webster streets in the Overt0H division adisning the
city emphis; running thence north with Tennessee
street hundred and hity feet to a stake; thence
vest one hundred aud twenty-five feet 70 a stake
thence south one hundred and hfy feet to stake in
webster street; thence east one hundred and twenty
Eve feet . the beginnings being the conveyed
me by SAID deed 1he right Of redemption Is waived
10 such trust deed.
Sale to takepaca at s0uh west corner CT Court square
in The city OF Memphis, within the usual hours
faTf-fd VoGENs T-urtea
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LIFE OF LORD BYRON, With bis Letters
and journals. By Themas Moore, Esq.
6 vols, calf.
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HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from the peace
Of Utrecht to the peace Of Versailles,
1713-17S3. By Lord Mahon. II vols +,
full calf, marble edge.
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COPARTNRRaWEP.

Memphis, January 70. 1881 -Liai5- daTin '1l1I =
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CHRISTMAS

A BBoTps ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES.
The AimwsH Stories.
The Young YOyagsrs. By Capt. Reid.
The Bush Boys. BY Capt. Reid.
Odd People. By Capt Reid.
The White Elephant. By Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Dalton.
A Year with Maggie and Emmle. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Harry's Summer in Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mammals Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears.
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret Huntinglon's Experiment.
Hooker's Illustrated History.
The Crusades and the Crusaders.
A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young Chsvalier.
English Country Life Beautifully Illus
trated.
The Hunters Of the World.
Stories for Alice.
Good Girl Story Book.
Fife Years Before the Mast.
King Arthur ard his Knights.
Work while it is Day.
Little Annie's Primmsr
Queens and Prineesses of France.
Constance and Edith; or, Incidents OF
Home Life.
Little by Little.
FOR SALE BY
CEe0U9S & E'@6e9a.
deI2
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New Memphis Jail.

DROP0SALS will be received BY the undersigned
c0mmls'ioners, appointed By the County Court Of
shelby c,uny, at the ce sf the architect James B.
Cook Esq OF the city OF Memphis until y O'Clock on
THURSDAY the 7th day Of February 1851 for building
Jail in the city Of Memphis according 70 plans and
specifications on de in his ONCE.
Contractors viii be required % give bond for double
the amount q the contrsci with two approved surs
for the faithful performance Of the same.
TIE commissioners rrserve the right to reject any
tender not entirely satisfactory % them.
On the certificate ard estimate OF the architect ray
ment Il be made monthly in the bonds OF Shelby
County Court bearing six per ceat interest," retaining
onethirc Of the monthly sstima1e until the anal con-
pIation OF the work.
All iurther Information or explanation viii be given
on Application IN person. By letter to the architect at
his ONCE corner Of Main and Madison Streets Memphil
Tennessee J. v. A. PETTTT,
A. h. MONTGOMERY,
J. s. DICKER5ON,
W. II WALKER,
J. II. 6COuLET,
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DAILY RATES OF ADVERTISING

For one square Of ten lines or less one Insertion e. 90
for eaca Additional insertion o. sams..-...-... so
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DIS. SPIEGEL & REIN4CH,
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS.
AND TIE MOST SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operator
IN THE WORLDl
Eight Years in Memphis.
DR3. sPTEGEL 4 REINlCH,

VEFGRN the public in general that they prepared
to treat all diseases, hut sspec ally those which are
pronounced tucurable and called chronic.
Their treatment 81 Csncers is without any rival BE-
heJ viii be expelled from the system, with al
their roots and nbers, snly by utiona treatment
without Caustic and without the kn fe.
They also treat with success according the n
proved science Of medicine IN Europe, Rhe umafisE
~ urssis, G0u Ophthamia, Fistuia in Ane, scrofula
syphilis Dyspepsia, Chronic Dysentery, Torpid Liver
Gravel Pits Tapewors Piles, Bfopsys Diseases of the
Skin, Bronchitis Consumption, all diseases OF the Eye
snd EAr, and give particular attention 20 al Female
Complaints especially those Of the womb.
Negroes who are afflicted with any Of the above
diseases viii b cured, snd nnd good board and
oommodaons while under trestment Al the dscors in
nrmary.
The doctors call atteution o. patience Al distance
that II they prepared 10 consult the doctors per-
ssHsy, By writing 10 them with exact account Of all
the symptoms o. the diseass medicine will be forwarded
By Adams express.
~ Consulting RoomF, No. 329 Main street. between
Union ard Gayoio streets. Iunrmary Union street,
east Of 5ay1u at Dr.. spieee's private residence.
Br G. spiegel has in his thirty practlcs,
pecaF on chronic diseases cured them win the utmost
He has in his possession ever ave thousand
plants herbs, barks etc, which he rely upon 10
dseaEss which BY the most successful pract
tionsrs pronounced incurable.
Re also makes IL his especial practice T. treat all phi
diseases with the utmost success in short tine
matter q hos long standing, OF what nature.
All DE- Epiegel asks from tie hinioted is fair trial
then all the reference he will give vii De speedy cure
. 70 hem.
Thousands % testimonials, from the most reliable
source, may be seen at the docior's once. deis-sm
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HORE HEAT WITH LESS FGELl
DOGge'S PGte9GE
FOR EBTTING CRATES!

LJAvIEG PURCHASED THE RIGHT FOR SETTING
Ii CRATES BY the sb0ve patent, I now prepared
% execute an orders With prcmpness Crates set with
this patent greaty increase the quantity sf heat
thrown into the room and at The time less fuel is
required thau BY the old style fireplace
Orders left Et HorEan K BaldEin's, walkers Block
HAin street, o. my shop, corner Of Linden and
Cansey street, viii be promptly attended 70
h. LEMON.
CERTIFICATE.
We, the Undermined hsve he'd hreplsoes set with
Dodge's patent setting Crates and dnd the rooms
better warmed with less fuel, than they before
its adoption and take pleasure IN recommending Il
10 citizens generally TOR the comfort II and
its ec9namy IN tie consumption O. coal.
Thom.s 5anes Fiunie, Charles Potter,
J. l.. Earunn, James q. Cox,
q. Falls, A Edronds,
b. r Da. J. g. Finuie,
p n. Cash =. J. Murphey,
J. s Scho5nover, Morgan Baldwin.
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Fveiffsr Dap IN IVashiHgf0R--Ths Yirgiuta
coufsrsncs-SoL Buvne - The PrssideHf's
Rsplg 10 HavHe--The Br0oklyn at Fort
lgn-fer- Hhat The PrcsidCHf Fatd--fH St
fsek on Fort Sasi1r-THe ChTleFton Asr-
oaru on .aassrson-7hs FesliHg IN Chariss-
fou-Ths ForiifcsfioHs thsre-GOB. Pieirens'
Trffer
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s7zs 900 s75s. .5l2 75s ,B12 90
Interest and rents socrued, mostly pays
bic January, ISsl.................... l6,112 90
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SOMETHING NEW.
.ARPET AND CURTAIN sTORE.

FJTHR undersigned having opaned in The Carpet and
Curtain business Is now prepared to show 10 his
friends the public entirely new stock ef carpets
and curtain goods. Velvet, Tapestry Brussels, super
and common Carpets, Rugs, Mats Aatingss Coco Nat
tings, etc. sik. DAmask, Lace and ccuuon CurtaiHs
rasses Loops Bands Pie.are Cords Coinics eic. Bud
snd White Holland Of different widths, Guilt Land
soapss 9nd plain Shades l0or Oil Cloths q
tact vide FiDkis Lyuns' Sewing Machines, the best
family sewing machine made, for from S55 70 tl50 The
best Of worken on hand tocut make and lay esrpets
hang cur taihs, SHADES etc.
h NJ GRoSvENOR,
spri-davIy $50 Main street. jackson RiocF
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suraRes COMPANY, and is located at Hartford, oOn-
CAPITAL.
!. The amsunt Of capital stock $500 oOo. 90
! The amouzt Of capital stock paid up is. $50 10000
/. ASSETS
Cash on band and in bsnk,.... ss7, ,55l.0S
Cash in hands Of agents, and IN
courac q transmi ssiOU. ..s.. IS ASH
--sii4.oso Sc
Bius receivable, for loans secured By
personal and collstersl Fecurity..... So y055. %
Real estate uneucumherrd, building and
lot 10 Pearl street Hartford ........-- 5O00, 90
Stocks and bonds as follows, viz.
5ll shs Hartford bank
stock Hartford. ....S S5l icO SIS SIS
400 shs Phunix BIZ STOCK,
Hartford. .......... oo1 1000
100 shS Connecticut river
baking cPy stock
Hartford ...-.--..-.. 500 $500
200 shs Exch'e blk stock,
Hartford ............ 10000 0z1O
$50 shs Eauk o. Hat tt0rd
oousty, Hartford .... 800 75o0
200 shs Charter Oak b'k,
hartford. 90 COO q 200
$50 shs Far and Nee b'E.
Hartford .....,...... 26, COO %
$50 shs Mercantile b'k,
Hartford -...-....... 10. 600 Il 100
Hsrtfard ....-...... 1890 1920
SIS shs Etna b'k, Bart
f0rd....-..---...--s. 81 ,5cO - $50
eos sks City b'k. HART
200 shs Amer IL Bk,
New York .......... 5000 1890
New FoTl C.-',.... .......... 20 900 1900
$50 Impor and Trad b'k,
New ToIk......-.... 30 600 81, 800
800 shs Bank Of America,
New Tork........,.. 50 coo 30,s90
900 shs Manhattan cc'y,
New Tork-..-...... 200 1880
New TorE.-....... 1900 1900
900 shs Ocean b'k New
Yurk. ---..--..-..... %, 900 800
Tofs.....:.:..:..... : F. :. -~ 10000 $500
New TorE...........Is.ooo : $500
New TorE........... $1,000 $3.50
100 shs Blackstone b'k,
B05ton .............. 10000 1890
1Ooshs B'kof Commerce,
to1............-.....I 10 Ooo 1880
i.a...........~..... 1000 I.sos
100 shs hide & Les,h.r
b'k, Boston. ........ 10 600 IGiO1
Boston ..,........... 10000 1880
100 shs National bank
Bostaa ...-.......... 10, 900 1c, 100
100 shs Atlantic bank,
Boston ............-. l0,GO0 10, 100
100 shs Safety Fund blk,
Boston ..-.......-... 10, 900 10,c0e
100 shs ROylston baLk.
sion -............. 10000 13,cO9
Boston .'e'.. ,............. .. 1000 10000
200 shs b'k Of the State
Of Missouri St Louis 20 900 20.00O
200 ths Merchants bk
st L0uis.........-.. g. 600 90 600
81 shs State Bik Of wis
eonsi., Milwaukee. 500 5,as5
I25 shs Union bank Al
hany ..-.-..s.s..... L. DO l2soJO
xoslrssi..... ...... 1000 n,7OO
10 shs Colnecticutriver
company ............1 12.ooo 5000
20 shs Connecticut river
railroad oornpaay.... 1000 1900
500 shs Hartford New
Haven railroad 10000 1850
20 bonds Tennessee ste
stock, per Ct, psya-
bic l692-.-.......... %, ,0o0 rs, 100
bends Ohio state
stock per Ct, pays-
Die 1900 ..-.-.-.s-.. 1000 lO,008
. bonds Michigan State
stock, per Ct, paya-
bic ltbS........---.. 2e,Ou &c. 300
IS Hartford city bSuds,
per Ct, payable 1876 8, 900 IS 525
IS Hartford aai New
Hsven railroad BIDS,
spsT Ct, is73....... $4,000 2E,25O
s72s 900 s75s. .5l2 75s Bl2. 90
Interest and rents socrued mostly pays
bic January, iS6l......-.........-... is, 172 80
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4-asr party bad done thisy The people
of the South Ind the North do not bate one an
other more ihGn thz cid Wings and Democrats
used 10 bate each other; but will you love one
another more il you separate? You will sep
arate on paper, bat the Ohio river is the only
barrier to separate the hostile States.
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New Dyoing EstablishmeDt.

IlEINHEEss u A. = III " D q EELHNs
ATE q he school q the Erest and ceietratsd Chem
~ iczi Dyefs and sc5urers COok 4 MatfbeEr. o. ST.
Louis have been indrced y establishment foi
earrg ing On the shove business IN ell its brenches
EFsry description cf Eertlesns Coats, Vests and PANT
are dyed cesrsed and restored 70 the- ofgnsi pere
toa They certainly DO remuve every spot Of grease
paint wax and izr, together With al other benishe
and iuspuritea which such garments isblr,
warrant The spctl reaYpear. Cali and examine
feiF samples o. Coat dressing. II hey fzii - pleas
gou 90 charge viii Be made. Their cce l. on -tdersor
street. between Main and Front Roy.
mrf7siy AAIIHkH1 I'M.
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sUNDRIEs.

Also, refers By permission 10 the hon. joseph Holt
late COMMISSIONER Patents and present Postmaster
General, and 70 J. ". Keep ESQ, 272 Main street,
Memphis aid 70 MoCisnAhan 4 Dill, proprietors Mem
phs appeal" nol7-daWsm
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TIE .UE.UPEES
Patent Machine Steamboat s. Merchants
BAKERY And FLOUR STORE.

I AN MANUFA CURING q No. / article Of Crackers
i also, the celebrated Crackerel BIsra 3, Pilot and
Navy Bread. can supply merchants, bakers and con-
fectioners, at 81. Louis prices. viii pay cash for
cracker barrels and boxes. J. BROCK,
IaI2-1me No s Howard rev Memphis, Tenn.