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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-25

NANN HfA CNfaAs
The annual convention Of stockholders Of the MGssis
sippi aud Tennessee railroad company was held in this
city yesterday. On motion W. r. Love was appointed
president, and F. Labauvs and w. p. Wooten appointed
secretaries.
On motion J. C. y. Robertson, J. N. Patrick and Thos
F. Wilson, were appointed inspectors of election.
The reports OF the various officers were then read, re-.
ceived and ordered to be printed. e
The stockholders then proceeded TO elect directors for
the succeeding corporate year, winch resulted in the
election Of F. N. White, James Elder, J. c. y. Rohatson,
A. y. Mckay, Edward T. McGehee, y. K. Sledre, VIM.
B. Dickens, Robert $. Rayburu, and Nathan c. How
ard. The State of Tennessee directors holding over. Bar
nett Graham and Samuel Mosby.
The convention adjourned to meet again on the fourth
Thursday Of October, lsG2.
The board Of directors subsequently met and organized
aud proceeded to the election of officers for the succeed
ng corporate year, which resulted as follows:
F. NJ White, president; c. F.. Vance, secretary and
treasurer Miles Meriwcathcr, chief engineer aud gen
crul superintendent ami Joseph 7. Gibson, chief
clerk.
The board unanimously passed the following reso-
luton
WHEREAS. r Hough, Esq. our superintendent of
transportation has -jguiej h- purpose of retiring from
the service Of the company, we cannot but receive the
Intelligence with great regret. That in his connection
with Cur company hr has proved himself an honest en-
crgctic and efficient railway manager, and high-toned
gentleman. who has justly enjovri orr entire conf
deuCe.
I'm ro0rinu. the meeting adjourned
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-25

THE GENERAL CHARACTER OF BUTCHERS.
An amusing incident occurred in the criminal
court the other day, between a witness, who was
a butcher, and a prominent attorney, who had
called him to prove the character of his client,
who was also a butslrr, and indicted for the
larceny Of a COW that had strayed aom the
owner:
Questionable you acquainted with the gem
eral character of rhe defendant for honesty
Answer am.
Q-What was it up to the time of this prose
cutiOn
About ike other butchers.
Q-What is that
A-Why, that most of them win take pco-
pies stock, when they can, and kill them.
Attoney.-You can stand aside, sir.
The Acknowledgement dld not wish to cross
examine the witness.
That witness wiz scarcely be a popular char
acter with our respectable butchers, whose good
character he certainly hbeled.
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FAMILIES OF SoLDIERs-Esquire Richards
has been unremitting in his efforts to obtain for
the families of soldiers county aid, and to have
1t properly distributed. With this object be had
blanks printed at his own. expense, and al his
own expense went last week to Columbus to
have the blanks filled with the names of those
soldiers from this county whose families are en-
titled to aid. lie visited personally twenty-seyen
companies, and he obtained the lists, properly
signed, of twenty-eight companies. On his re-
turn, he found that the payments had begun;
and it appears probable that there are instances
in which families have received their allowance,
the heads of which have been entered as " alb
sent without leave" If this be so, caution
should be exercised for those fally entitled to
claim aid viii require all that can be done for
them. The devotion Of Esquire Richards to the
cause Of patriotism and benevolence Is worthy
oE an nr4iSe-
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SILK AND WOOLEN
DY ENG HOUSE.

~ II HUNT Formerly Matthews & Hunt late of he
Il . school Of the great aud celebrated Chemical by
ers and Scourers, Cook g. Matthews, of st. Louis. has
been Induced to open an establishment for carrying on
the above business in all its branches. Every degcrip
ton OF g~entiemen's Goats, Vests and Pants are dyed,
eleansed and restored TO their original perfection. He
certainly does remove every spot Of grease, paint. wax
and tar, together with all other blemishes aud impuri
ties 10 which such garments are liable, and warrant the
spots not to re-appear. Cal and examine hs sam
pies Of Coat dressing. If he falls 70 Please you, no
charge will be made. His office is on Jefferson street
between Main street and Front Row.
Oc23-5ln T. II. HUNT.
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EXCHANGE AND BANK NOTE LIST.

CORRECTED BY T.. NJ. AVERY, CASHIER OF THE GAY
OsO SAVINGS INSTITUTION, MADISON STREET.
RaukabIe Tennessee Money befn, the Standard
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Dr. j. E. .UcEeGss's FOIr0l,jc Oiy
E5ls5aE5essE,
The Best External in the World for
Man or Beast

Thousands Of human belnRs have been saved a M. II
deer pitude and mizny ny She Use Of this Invsirabl,
Ltntmeut II VIZ reuave pan Rmcst acknowledgements
aud it VII cleanse, pur1y and heal The faulast sor. n
sn incredible snort time. HcLoans Volcanic on In
meut VIII relieve me most inyvterAte eases OF Rhauma-
ttSn, Gout or Neuralgia For Paralysis. I ontr,-tc1
Muscles, ST nnesS or Weakness In be joints. NrsrIas
or Ligameuts, il VIII never fail. Two ap; .saiions VIII
cure Sore Throat, Headnche r EBguChe. For Burns Or
Scalds, OF any pains, III an intaHib.e remedy. Try ir
and you vii find it an Indispensable remedy. Keen Ia
always on hand.
viii save money BY using AcLeRn's Volcanic OH Ifnf.
ment. tt Il q speedy and infaiible cure for can
Sprains. Chafes. swelling. Lameness, Sweeney Sorss
Wounds, Sc catches, or any external disaRsa. Try h
and you will be convinced
DR. J. II. &CLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
81. iOns, Missouri.
For sale IN Memphis by g. MAAsFTEID & 90
also by @. W. JONES s. co. and WAkD L McCLFT.
Alsa, by POTTER & BERwTS, - JsRsrzon strsa,
near the Posi- ofhee. general desieFs in aI popular family
HeaieinsS lS2dsWa q
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HFFE are authorized 10 announce Capt. WI.
w lI q candidate for County Trustee, al The ensuing
March lection. oCll-te~
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-State VS.. NJ. Cotton was
continued, on affidavit Of the defendant, aIeg-
ing the absence Of a material witness, by whom
he could prove his absence at the time of the
killing.
Forfeitures were taken in several cases, and
Others were passed for the present.
The following cases are set for this day, Fri
day; 339-State vs.. Whalen; 7OG-State VS..
Conlon; 745-State VS.. Morrison.
Should these not be tried, or not consume the
day, the following cases will be called and dis
posed of in their order: 746-State vs.. Weller
7ll-State vs.. Tompkins 7l2-S.ate vs.. Nc
Coy 7I4-State Us. CanuOvan, and the cases
heretofore passed on the misdcmeanor docket and
not set for particular days Of the terra.
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Dy, ,HcEeGsi's UuiregsaI PIFIs
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.

There has never been o cathzrJsc mst14Be offered 20
she public that hits gwen such sutirs satisfaction "a
Mclean Universal HIS
Being a4tirUy vegetable, they are perfectly innocent.
ard can Do tLkrn by tbs mo-t tspdrr irfllt. vet promrt
aud powerful Ia removing al bGloss =~Istieu. seLI -
impure feud matter from tHr rtoms-L. In fact. rhev
are the oiIy TtIr that should le used he uesrous H.
trists.
They prc1rce no Ctplrg si-EnaEs c. rsiu in the stou-
sch or boEe =, though ytry sctvs sad searching in their
operation promoting healthy sees stcuz Of the liver and
kidueys Who wa suffer from Hiicusuess. Hesds-he
aud Foul Stongr7, when ~ cheap q ten ety can be OBJ
taiued4 Keep them rsnstsrtly on hand, a single d.
taken in season. NAV ?. event hour=- DAYS and months II
sickness. Ask for Dr. II. &rLCaa's Universal PfI-
Take no other. Hring cos.rd. they are tnFteless. Prisa
only . rents per box, and ean b. sont By maI to suv
part OF the United States.
J. Il. MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor.
C0In.c Ln--L aLL Pine a-ra.-.. S. Inu-. n.
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STOLEN.

TvRON me-, October 9yih, I76l, 3 light 6ayh
4 MARE MILE i've wears Old, some collars
marks upon th- shnuld-r--ro other UakS re- HA
collected. ANY information will be thankfuIyS
I'1''''N ~ 'N' JEyTNA BRADSHAW,
Chelsea.
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CHARLESTON HOUSE,
Immediately Opposite Depot Of
Memphis assd Charleston
Railroad.

IuiE HOUSE is new and recently furnished ~
Il Passengers by river and railroad will find nj
his the most convenient Hotel 10 the Nlsmpbis 5uii
Ind Charleston Depot, in the city. L-IA
JOHN D. ARMOUR,
iyl6lyis Propr etor
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ENTERTANMENT-Preparati0n are making
to feast the citizens at the theatcr on Tuesday
and agreeable character. The proceeds viii be
appropriated to supply many pressing wants eE-
isting among the gallant soldiers of Marsh
Walkers rcrimput.
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aLElLnHLs rnnAlnn nrnTATIaNs

" AtlutlA j. Nfl~kF Nllu rttrn OF Il INV
small lots at SI.5Oa SLIGO q bu,hel for good and choice
red.
FLOUR-The demand is active and prices have further
advanced. Sales Of about 400 barrels at $3.50 for super
fine, and sl0l2ha SlO75 for country aud city brands of
extra and choice ditto.
OATS-lOO bushels sold at 9Oc.
RYE-SaIcs at sle0a sLa5 q busbcl for good and
choice.
A \ BRAN-Nothing reported
CORN-250 bags sold from lcvee at 9Oc q bushcl.
SALT-5J0 bags coarse sold early in the day at $50,
but subsequently, adyiccs of a further advance in New
Orleans were received, and the market generally closed
firm at $500 q sack.
sale Of moment.
about previous rates.
POTATOEs-Tn good demand at ~sj.50asL75 o.
bushpl rs i'm gualitr
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FOR SALE.
WANTEn M HlaE.

lust received from New Orleans one hundred new
- Tarpaulins.
nc23 Ivy FIITDTT 4 VTNSON
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THE RECEIVER AT WORTH. E. Jackson,
Esq, Receiver cf West Tennessee for the Con-
federate government, Is actively pursuing the
mics found in his district. In our new advertise
ment column this morning VIII be found two
notices from him, stating that, on Wednesday,
November 9th, he VIII offer for sale the new
steam tug Queen of Memphis, and also the
steamboat B, p. Cheney, that used 10 run be-
tween Columbus, KY, and Cairo, Ill, connect
ing the Mobile and Ohio railroad with the Illinois
Central railroad. It win be remembered that the
boat was a short time since delivered over to its
former clerk, who was arrested here on the
charge OF being a spy it was then placed in
the hands Of the Receiver, who now offers 1t for
sale
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-25

HON. ". A. LAKE-This gentleman, lately
killed in a duel across the river, had for more
than twenty-five years been a member of Christ
church, Episeopalian, in Vicksburg. The yesuy
passed resolutions expressive Of regret at his
loss. One Of them reads as follows: That de-
ploring the death Of Nj. Lake, and regarding it
as a personal calamity that has beiallen each one
Of rs, we deem the occasion an appropriate one
10 express our solemn condemnation Of that code
Of honor to whose false teachings our lamented
friend fell a sacrifice
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lust received $4,000 feet clear White Pine ore.
- one and a half, two and three iuchrs thick 10000
iset dTied White and Yellow Pine Flooring, 100000 feet
sawed CeuaFe' Tor building purposes. posts, etc, a gen
era assortment OF Fencing; 100000 sawed and cut
Lathsi 10000 heart Cypress half inch Shingles. aud
-VGOO IRE Bricks, IN addition 10 our already targe stock
Of Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, etc. which I'VE vfIl
sell low for cash.
~mr4-ly2dp n NJ COCHRAN & mos
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4 LIKELY NEGRO GIRL, between twelve a,
sixteen years old. Inquire at 346,
nc2I 81 Min srrar.
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G MATTERS.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER .

SPLENDID BUUQUET-We tender our thanks
to Mrs. A. J. KincaiJ, of Co-inth, Miss, for the
present Of a tastafuIly arranged bouquet OF
beautifnl flowers.
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NoTICE.-The services of q graduate of the
West Point Military Academy, and an e~z-oficer
of the [. s. army, can be obtained in the form
ing and drilling Of companies or regiments, by
immediate application to r, c., Southern Hotel,
Adams street. Memphis.
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ARRVED.-Lieut. Topp, who has just arrived
from camp on a short visit to his friends, called
upon us yesterday. We are indebted to him for
a copy of the Chicago Times Of the 2lst-the
latest received from Lincolndom.
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INsURANCE.-We publish in another column
this morning the statement Of the Tennessee
Marine and Fire Insurance company, Of which
J. G. Lonsdale, Esq IS agent. At this time
owners Of property must insure in southern
offices and those who have assurances in north
EN- companies should lose no time in doing so if
they desire to be reliably protected. The Ten
nessee Marine aud Fire Insurance company IS d
reliable institution, and worthy Of public con-
f1auoa
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ARRUAL.-Col. Greer, WHO distinguished
himself 80 lonorabiy in the battle Of Oak Hills
was IN the city yesterday, stopping at the "or-
sham House. He leaves on the cars to-daN
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CoNTINUED.-The case Of VIM. Hayden,
charged with killing Joseph Terrell, was not
concluded yesterday. It win be resumed by
Recorder Moore at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
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GOLD! G0ED

w will continue buying GOLD until SATURDAY. the
~ 20. lbs ant up to The amount Of fifteen Thousand
dollars. BOILING, RIGGS. q O
Union street.
oc22 Ivy Opposite AppeaI Office
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EXHBTTIoN To-loRR0W.-The youngpeople
Of the public schools have been industiously
preparing a very pretty entertainment for the
benefit Of the Military Aid Society, which viii
be given at the thea5er tomorrow night, under
the superintendent of Mrs. Frank Smith and
Miss Il. Black. The object Of the associations
an excellent one, and we hope to see a large at
tanlanra
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An advertisements aud cards for insertion in the morn
ing APPEAL, should, if possible, be handed to the chief
clerk in the counting room before six o'clock, +. NJ. the
evening previous TO their appearance. After that hour
they viii receive attention only if banded to the foreman
Of the composing room; on the second door.
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CARPETSI

We have ever on hand 2 large stock Of the above and
other srasonabIe goods. Further supplies ami ing.
We will take Confederate Bonds, Treasury Notes
Mississippi Nores, Arb nsa- War Bonds, Cotton, Wool
Wheat. Corn, Rye, Hides, Dried Fruits, Pea, Socks,
Jeans, Linseys, Butter, Eggs, etc, 81 market value 10
pavment Of accounts or Tor & DDS.
CASH paid for WOOL-yashed or in the dirt
90 TAYLOR & MCEWEN-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT thanks are ten
dered to DR.. Lawrence, of Little Rock, and to
II. Borden, Esq, the popular manager of the
southern Express company in Memphis, for uu-
meTous late papers n advance of the mails.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-25

SroCk-Within the last ten days eleven hum
dred and sixty cattle and thirty-fye hogs have
been brought over the river to this city on the
Mound Civ ferry beat.
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SPECIAL ORDER No. s.
ADJUTANT-GENEPsLS OPTIC
NASHVILLE I-.u. nntnL.r IL

ADJUIANT-GENERsLS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, October IT, 81.
NFORMATION having reached the CQnman' or I'm.
L Chlef that Regiments of he Teuues-ee Provisional
army he'etotore organized sul mustered into the 70 r.
wee oi me state, ag being r cruitod above the maxi.
mum nu1sDer of men allowed by law, and c~0nsidera.
Die portion o! the period OF enlistment of many ,f said
Itslutnis having expired, and Tho r. cent proclamation
ol the Governor having afforded abundant opportuuiry
% a ! VINO deslre to do SO, 10 enter the rery.ce IN com
pauies and regiments and b. mustered into service in
ootulthce 10 sald proclamation, further recruitiug in the
infantry and cavalry bait licus and regiments orSanizad
PRIOR TO the date Of sa d proclamation. is hereby eT.
pressiy forbidden. And those having charge Of the
uanspoI'at on "l troops Will, after this date, permit nu
recruits t. be trans ported a. public expeusr f.r seryi.,
ID "a Il bAitalons and regiments. ANY rccr is mu,
tered INTO service hereafter in violation OF this order.
VIII be transferred b tuch companies ard regiment. ~
the Commander iu-Cbief may d EN- proper.
~ command OF Gov lsBAH G.. HARRIS, Commander
miner. N ". MCHENRE.
OCVlW AdiUtau Conceal
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4 S WE CAN NEITHER COLLECT N DUE
"A US. nor buy gaols on time, we must sell for cash
or c oe orr doors. our friends viii readily discover
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ChnncerY Notice.

NWtAEagNEy NWFENNs
TN CHANCERY, at Somerville, Tenn. October Rules
A 1861.
Thomas A. Green, Executor, etc, ct ais,
W.
Richard A. Crowder, William Wood, e. alE.
Il appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that the
defendants, William Warren and wife, EuDeline q. War
rrn arr nOn-resideuts Of the State Of = enu"rsec, d II
ordereR that publication be made for tour successive
werks0n the Memphis Weekly Appeal, notifying said
de endan'E % enter their appearance herein before or
within the first three days OF tho n-Xt term Of said
court 70 be held on the SECOND Monday in November
next. ls6i, and pleGd, answer or demur, to complain
ants bill, or the same will be TAX q for confessed as 10
them. and ret for hearing eX psrte.
A cory-sttest: ISAAC b MCCLEL AN.
Clerk aud N aster.
BY SAML q. SPARKS, b Q. and N.
Thomas RIves solici or for complaiuants.
GelTw4W
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Wool! WOOL

ME wish 10 buy five thousand pounds WASHED
W WOOL, for which we viii psy liberal price.
BOILING, KIG6 *
Union street.
OCZL-lW 0-p44-fr E=,-.T HnE..
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COMPETE T PERSON IS wanted immed ately
4 ssSaper ntendent, OF 70 take charge OF the Educ
t1orgl ep utment Of the STATE Institution tor the Bhno'
located a. Jackson, Mlss. Addfess
JOIN DUNCAN,
Jackson, Miss.
N 70 Povd Jabu ", Robinson and John Duncan,
y-a5,aa, oc20lw
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~ Still manufacturing Camp Rugs, Camp Cloaks,
OIL Cloths, etc, Have also Grsy Cloths, Blue Cloths,
Buttons, etc, suitable for military purposes.
Oel1.dtwHw SPEED, DONOIO & STRANGE.
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Which will be sold as low as the condition Of things
will admit. G. ". JONES & CO.,
iyla-daw 90 Main straat
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~CRTECTED APPLES

WE have ssventy Eve barrels selected APFLEs,
w nat - csiyed. which We are sailing low; Ihey
~ Jass '' BOILING, RIGGS q CO. .
are cuo"0' Union street,
Opposite Appeal Office
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HAVE NOW ON HAND
1900 ydS. HOmeSpun Brown Jeans,
100 bales Louisiana OSnaburgS,
10 Alabama
2 cases Plaid LiRSeyS,
30 bales Glazed Wadding,
$50 dOZ. Georgia Sewing Thread,
5 bales SheIbyVilIe Cotton PlaidS,
80 prs. Extra Fine Bed Blankets,
$50 dOz. Cotton and Wool Hose,
5000 yards Superior Carpets,
1000 yards BleaChed SheetingS.
100 MarSeiIIeS QuiItS---beSt
A few Ladies' Black Cloth ClOakS---
New styles.
A few choice Velvet CIOakS,
Curtain Materials and Trimmings,
27GO ydS. Best and Pure Irish Linens,
2OOO yds. Plain White JaCOnetS,
1000 ydS. Best French MerinO,
Scotch PlaidS, POplinS, Plain Silks,
FANCY SILKS,
Lace Sets, Embroideries,
EMBROIDERED SKIRTS,
Chemises, Drawers,
FURSI FURSE FURS!
gS still manufacturing Camp Rugs, Camp Cloaks
OIL Cloths, etc, Have also Grsy Cloths, Blue Cloths
Buttons, etc, suitable for military purposes.
oel5dtwaw SPEED, DONOIiO & STRANGE.
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Ma. Line

Tor Dies Arc, surusia asa Jaclsonport.
TVHE passenger packer SAM Hall, " ~
i T. Hriscoa, master. VIII leave a- al.gc .LE
On SATURDAY. 15.l i%Hstaat. at p s. So
For freight or passage .yrIy On board, Or 20
ogz5at LAI-VI HAENETAD Acen.
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- FOR WHITE RIvER-The steamer New Moou, Deer
~ 'nester leaves 81 above this evening al 5 o'clo k.
anciott d Vinson, agents.
the an NV ORLEANS The splendid passenger packet
ueingWg, viii leave a. above this evening q az s. clock
fsps sn Ase1
dent Js IN
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STRAXED.

LNROM the subscriber, on the 18th Saptsm ~
l. Der last, a small soIrri ORS MULE. FsA@
branded on the hip with the letter S. or not ~
rcoAected which, and shod all round. Wi AEz&s
give q liberal reward for hi- delivery TO me- III the N,m.
phis Mule Mart, Jefferson street.
Oc90JwE " Y p.Prrp
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Rs'EEAN,S CORDEAT

As may be seen, We insert this week tbs advertise
ment Of MeLleans Cordial, etc.
Iii very well known we are not porticplqrry r,
s5le to patent medicines, and, as general tLiug e,,b.w
the whole of then with but little ceremony. and with
these sentiments we declined inserting this adva..fss.
ment until we knew what were the ingredients OF tbs
medicine and how compounded. Tbiswe have learned
and believing, as we do, that the ingredients are good
and the compound iudicLously made. we recommend ii
as a mixture worthy of public confidence.
The above is from the st. Louis Christian Advoc a+s
edited by the renowned Rev. DR.. McAnsuv. which
speaks volumes in favor Of McLeaus Cordial We. ov
to all, try it See the advertisement in another eolrur
feb6dzw
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.g'EW'

M EAFHIS Nd Arkansas RIVER
W CpNtEDE2ATE STATES NAIL 44kI
LINE The above line viii, during IowEHA
s1=fm the ArAan-2S river, IN small boats from Sap5-
days and Saturday. connect directly vtrb thase boats
next Gay at .Napo con. They leave Napoleon Sunday
tuesday and Thursday evenings. snd connect direct At
Little Rock with colchrs for Hot SorIuz4 and Fort
Smith For further Information apply 20
JOHN ID DAN roprietor- or
LARRY U~ABWSTAD. Agent.
tVBUymH Corner NfG7-Du s~r-a~ and E---- lr-
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IVOOL. wool. WOO
LUMBER. LUMBERI

hundred thousand pounds wanted for which
l. we viii pay the highest market price.
J. W. ARMSTRONG g. co,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-25
RAILROAD NOTICEl

THE families Of stockholders will pass free fs and
L rom Memphis on the day OF election OF Directors.
a. by resolution Of annual meeting Of 1860.
o~elFt24th G. = VANCE, Ser'v.
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TVHE steamer NEW MOON, DsarinR, ~
L master. will leave for Whire AID title L4E4t
Red Rivers FRIDAY. 2=7h, at Q !. H -
Oc2i p ELLIOTT q v NON Ans