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Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-02

THAT trouble in my Throat,
TOR which the "IIrOchss1 are a
specific having made me often a
mere whisperer." y p. WILLIS.
Il recommend their use 10 Pub
lie Speakers.
REV. f. II. CHAPLIN.
"Great service in subluiug
HodrSeasSs.'
REV. DANIEL WISE.
"Almost instant relief in the dis
tressing labor of breathing pecuii-
ar TO .4sthnd.'
Rev. A. C.. EGGLESTON.
contain 40 Opirm or anything
injurious" DR.. a. A. HAYES,
Chemist, Boston.
"A simple and Pleasin mi combin-
alton for Coughs &c.
DR. G. f. BIGELOw.
Boston.
Beneficial in B~ronc4itis.n
DR.. J. +. LANE,
Boston.
II have proved them excellent
for hopping Congh.H
REV. II. w. WARREN.
Boston
beneficial when compelled 10
Snpak. suffering from tOld.p
REV. ). !. =. ANDERSON,
81. Ions.
"EGectual in removing Hoarss
ness aud lrriatioD Of the Throat,
so common with Speakers and
Singers
Prof. VI. STACY JOHNSON.
La Grange, ia.
Teacher of Music, Southern
Female College.
@Great beIeil when taken be-
fore and after preaching, as they
prevent iIoarseness. From JhciI
past effect, | think they will bs
OF permanent advantage 10 me-
REV. +. ROTLEY, A. ".
President of Athens College
Team.
VSold by all Druggists.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
u BOX A.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-02

For Fort .7la8is, Tanicq. AorganSa, Bayoa sara
and He Coast
The Fine Passenger Packet LAUREL ILL
Capt. f. +. GROSS, leaves New O.ieans every
Thursday evening az ) O'Clock. Returning.
leaves Fort Adams every Saturday evening.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-02

TIE Fjtgk Packt CROSSE TETE, Capt. Nc
QJOU, leaves New Orleans every Monday
Evening "a, 6 O'Clock. Every Friday Morn
IN at 10 O'Clock.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-02

For DonalasriNe GHi Ms Coast.
The New and Fine Passenger Packet ACADIA
Capt. JOS VINCENT, leaves New Orleans
every Tuesday at 10 a. m. Every Thursday
at 10 a. M. Every Saturday at ) p. m.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-02
FOR SALE.

ts,. A fine Rs idenrc. situated in about
the centre OF this town. For further
$zE@2 particulars apply at this office. ieb23
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-02
NEW
JUST RECEIVED AT
IL. A. ORGEEEON:S
Fancy Grocery store.

GroCOry store.
s doz bottles Pale Ale;
4 Cordial;
2" Syrup;
Candies of all kinds:
Cream Biscuit;
Table Sab. Misunderstanding
Sauce. Fresh HOLSTERS;
Pine Apple Cheese and Fresh Jelly;
Cheese ami Fresh Butter,
Boys Foot Balls,
Parler Pals;
Boys Tops and Marbles;
Gun Caps, Slates AMI Pencils.
Led Pencils, Letter Paper, andInkstanis.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-02
fCE! ICE

WE are happy 70 inform our ftienls and pa
w irons and the public gene a. J that he
schooner Argus Eye coma nIug our cargo 81
Ice Is now on her way here. The Ariel IS 81
the prre,t and best description. ard vi De ,oid
and delivered At our usual moderate a'es. Our
lee Depot i now titled up ia a style second 10
10 similar r,ialIIshmeul IN ID. Sltle. ieU!3
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-02
TgDe sWet0i.

Any QUANTITY FOR SALE CHEAP
~ al this Office. ieO23
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-02

EtGt he Ia L0aisidRe, PdrOiSse GLJerriHc-
COar du Gme. District Jadicatye.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

y man hearing thai "a raven Vuul" I'VE '""
hundred years, bought one TO Try.
To prevent the smell of cooklnGi in the ugu>e-
have nothing for breakfast, and warm "''''
for dinner and supper.
Many persons cayiI at high and mean u-ns
alke,Just as a dog barks with cgN1Ic1'
al the moon aud beggar.
Written agreements should be uTa"n ul -
shortly as possible for parties are sur rals
best between whom there are TIE '7"'' a.
Aman that had nearly been drowned "W NJ
bathing, declared that be would ho' ~
water until he learned 10 swim. III
A fellow who had 10 cross q river eulolSo =.
boat on horseback being asked the csyss,
piled, " must rite because am IN -"-.
A young lady down east adyeruses 10! me 5
Young man that " embraced an oPPoI'unH
and saysit he viii come over 60 mex 'O"" ~
can DO better.
" Is there an opening IN your part oil tng eo'"
Try that can get into ?" AusWeT- ihoiS I.
an opening in my back yard about thI's - :;
deep, no curb around &c. IfitwAlsult come 0I'
Poor FELLow-A Young gentleman IN Go.
ScJlblng the effects OF his hrst waltz SaJo -
for fifteen minutes he appeared to be N"iui, TLE
IN a sea of rose leaves with a bl1e angel ~ -
7'tN AAalLtIv he saws 10 a NNA-t 81
feathers in which his brains got so miA'S ~
low necked rogks. musk and melody, thai DE-
has tal on flutes ever since
TIM IRISH HAVE TO SUTTEE.-A poor '.A1.
c.ated Irishman. having called a physician 10 :
torlorn hope. the latter spread a huge inus'aIo
plaster and c.apped IL onthe poor tc.Io" $ Dlg@.,
Pat with a fearful eve and sad conn'ehaIc'
looked down upon If and said. DociheT. G'-.
ih-r. dear, o. strikes me that it's "s'' %.
mustard fer so ia2s mais'"
All TIE Suu.-A couple went TO the heT.
- 20 get married. Nr - Is something o.
p wac. and by au innocent mistake, oil course
began 90 read from the pTayer-book as follows
Man that s. horn OF woman. is full of trouble
and hath uu.a short tm- To live etc. The %
toni,hcd bridegroom exclaimed SIR, you miS
take, wr came 20 Dee married" We'll, II T"'
insist I wall marry YOU. hut n'.asve me, i'
friend. Won bad much better be- buried
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Rather Cool.

Au English gentleman who has lately Travelled
in this country describes one Of his Journeys as
follows:
On quitting the steamboat at Newcastle we
took the railroad cor twenty-five miles 10 French
town. which thus connects the Delaware with
Chesapeake Bay. We had made about two
thirds Of our Journey, when atone of the " cross
iugs" a violent Jolt, accompanied by "a loud
crash, made al tie passengers start, and consid-
-rahly alarmed some q them. The continued
rapi1itv Of our mos zEent, however, satisfied all
that 10 accident had occurred TO the carriages F.;
and in a quarter OF an hour the train stopped
close 90 he waicr side az Frenchtowu. As We
stepped ont / went 70 the conductor and eng
ucer, who stood togethcro on the platform O! The
locomotive, and Inquired The cause OF fLe sudden
shock aTe had experienced well, II was g"-
inc over q cha,-c and horse replied ono o.,
Them very c0alIv. There was no one iU the
chaise d asked I anziouslv. "Oh, yes, there
were two ladir-." Were they thrown 0ut! pc
. Iguess they were, aud pretty wei smashed.
too Good God aud why didn't you stop
the train Can't you send back 10 know what
state they are in g' Well, mister, I reckon
they'rg IN the State Of Delaware; bat you'dh e,-
ter jump into the steamer there, or you're Ike
10 lose your passage With these words the
conductor turned 20 s0mc other inquirer, and on
booking toward the steamboat / saw they were
.ustlett.ng lo0sa from The wharf. We had not 81
moment 90 spare. We were almost Instantly
cutting through the waters but Is may bee sup
posed, absorbed for some time in the reflections
which followed rEs shock our better feelings had
received. Many ot The passengers agreed with
us thar Il was nhumau OF Jhc conductor not 90
have stopped the train and looked aiter the in
iured persons. Olhcrs rcm1rFedthat that would
not have done any good, and HAT the train was
obliged 20 be nap 10 time or have delayed The
steamer for ten minutes or more. This was I'M
answe-able; the subject dropped. But in a tcw
days ait-rvard I saw in a Baltimore paper par
agraph, stating that one OF the ladies had been
killed. the other badly wounded, the horse
smashed" and The chaise (fagiics gig bro
ken 20 pieces. The miracle was that the train
was not shaken on the track. But even that
had TO power to excite the phlegmatic conduc
tOr or r0-ahead engineer.
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-. - .I- n-,r.s.
Nash'ng'ou corl'Spon"'"' ' '",
{ Tribune tells tho following story which, al
. ,h5nah r-ahallv untrue. viii bear repeating:
=, c;-.rrs,-on Ep-e. iur which
y go.' SOY = ~ ~ ~ ans As II IS Too
H.' no ~; = - t- mint for the
- 10 -, - ronte-1
~ - r. - Ls,rr ont on all
- g. 5qTs s7nra- cama in
,:,L, ~, Is ( S,,tb ESs-oI;na rebel also on similar
/ a.. - H. f,1cvinr d-aIoore and duel took
un.y' "Aen '"' ''-'"
u.no south Carolina how are
yor -
S.rL' T,-.rrs-upre-r weu. thank vou :
- eli 10 Va,Lsas -
n Iy-bot's tho news over in
NJ ~, @'
N-,b- ,,-,r,r1sr. only we'vp cot
ia a.. iii o-tsboo- y,ur Yankee
an h,rS .N'' '
" a., Don,, t-r.ra .lo yarn you secesbers
- ,b.t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

In Chaneery, AT Memphis.

Memphis. Tennessee.
OFFICE IN ts Adams Express Building, on Cour.
I J street. uaIs1v
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DIS. ]. B. & WIN. WATSON,

Nc. 300. DENTISTS, NO. 82O-
HAVE moved their Office 10 the corner Of Main and
1 Union streets, where they have htteI up and fur
nishpd rooms suitable for ths accommodation OF those
who may favor them with their confidence, and having
thus located permanently, offer their professional ser
vices IN the different branches OF Dentistry promising
The public to serve them 10 The most skIlll and Judi
ci0us manner, and in every reasonable case warrant
satisfaction. both "a 10 operations performed anil our
charges Tor the same Further than this we wish 70
hold ont no Inducement Whatever, 10 ensusrp the pub
lie or draw them n orr Office, by any exhibition Of
Dental specimens, or proportions 20 Do cheap Den
tistrv." OF Eat prices "a lov, % even lower tuau tu-
very lowest or by any ether misrepresentation oi
fsr5s in snv wBv vbatrV-r. Neither do We Wish an
one 10 mistake our name (Nassnn} Tor that Of Rnothtr.
a. the raue is PLAIN. and place Of business easily found.
Office corner OF UniOu and Main strseta. No ~.
F.VE-d7yr II
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In ChauCeFy M FFewDbis.

CTATE or TENNESSEE Proceedings had in the
= clerks otic-, chsncery side Of the common aw and
chancery court OF TIE city OF Memphis. Tuesday, DC
tobcr he lsf, E-rt.
P. z SchleIyser, Complainant
Charles Lstiner, William La;Hmer snd others,
Defendants.
L appearing from AFFIDAVIT: filed in tlis cause that The
defendants, Cnarlss LarimeT and William Lstimer, are
nonrHEilsnts of the state Of Tennessee:
To Is ordered shat they DO enter their appearance
herein before OF within the first three days Of the neAf
term Of said court. 20 be held on the second NoEdsy IN
November next, ls6i, and plead, answer or demur %
c0mplainaurs' bill, or the same viii be taken for con
fossed a. 20 them, and set for hearing eH parte, and that
d copy Of iaa order DC published o &c q week !oE four
successive weeks IN he Memphis Appeal
A CCVv-Lft set. JOHN G. LANTER.
Clerk aud Master.
! II Vu,tauk. solicitor for complainant.
coo 1ovpav
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l4ls act blLli te I'D FORCE from It's passage.
BOILING ". uAXALL. pres't
q 7 BrrsFE. SsCistarv-

STATE or VWGISTA, CITY OF R]ICHmOSD, to-vi+:
Personally Appeared before me, q Notary Public for
the city aforesaid. Boiling W. HJEall, President, and d.
r. Bre-ro, Secretary Of the Insurance Company Of the
State If Virginia and maize oath that the within state
ment Of the affairs Of said Company are correct and
true.
Given under my hand this 1srh day Of September,
l-Dl =. L. APPERSON, y. =.
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In Chnncerr. NJ Memphis.

CTATE OF TEN&ESSEE-Pr0c-edfur4 hal In The
- cl.TA- office. g. .ur-I. Side OF tla common law aud
ch4nnerg cuurt cd tl- city OF Memphis, Wednesday,
SePfsmbyrrhe I-.h. l-6l.
Mississippi Gen. -.I Railroad Company, Complainant.
~.
Charles Lafimar, A. A. Hunt and others, Defendants
appearing from affidavit: filed IN this cause that the
defendants, Charles Lariuar, A. Uuut, ". H. BIar.
ham aud G.. b. MASSEY le uou-re,ldeuts Of the State Of
Tennessee,
Il is orarredrhat they do enter their appearance here
in before or wi hin tine first three DAYS Of the next term
Of said C5urf, 90 be held on the second Monday in No
yember next, Is0i, and plead, answer or damur 10 com.
plaiuaul E bill, or fhe same viii be taken for confessed
us 10 them, and set for hearing eEparta, and that q copy
OF this order be published once a week for four success
sye weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
a Copy-at.ests John C. LANIER,
CLERK aud Master.
J. II. Unthank, soil ,or for complainant.
CF2IHrsE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

THE TALENT OF SUCCEsS-Everv man, says
Longfelow, must patiently abide bis time. lie
must wait. Not in listless idleness, not IN use
less pastime, not in querulous detection, but in
constant, steady. cheerful endeayor, always will
ing, fulfilling and accomplishing his task, 81 that
when the occasion comes, he may be equal 90
the occasion" The talent ofsUccess is nothing
more than doing what you can do well, without
u thought Of fame. II il comes at all, It viii
come because ir is deserved, BOT because it Is
sought after. l. Is a very iudisc,ret and irou-
biesome ambition which cares so much about
fame, about what the world says Of as, TO be al
ways looking in the face Of others for approval
to be always anxious about the effect of what we
do or say, TO be always shouting % hear the
echoesOt our own voices.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01
j. had been ever faithful
4 r.r.--. -F,aT-z sTr-.F -Ha

AMI with IT'S STEADY hand had marked tHe hours when
4 generation ros-, aud grew, and passed ip dust again.
Low ia the clurru-.uEt there
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Cbancery Notice.

hilaEl t. aJlnT1
vs..
Susan Tay'o-, Adalnis-ra.-iz etc., Alvin r. Taylor J
3 J. Tuylor and Joshua Darf-u.
y C~uANCEll, at SomsrslIe, Tennessee. October
i Rules. Irul.
L. appearing from affidavit fled IN this CHrs- that -ha
defendant, James b.. J. Taylor, j. o non resident Dt fLe
State Of Tennessee, DO Is ordered that publication be
made for four successive rvre.s IN the Memphis Weekly
Appeal. notifying sail q. lrldaur 20 nu.Hr his appear
unre herein before OF within the first three day- az The
next term % aid court. go De- held "n tho second Mon
day in November next. l-bl. aud plead, answer 1r de-
mur 20 couplEiugus 3 bill, or fBe Aaac viii b. taken lOI
confessed IS 90 him aud SET for hearing ok parfe.
y c1ry-ar.-t: ISAAC b MCCLELLAN.
Clerk and b sfe-.
Er StwL c.. SrEUEr j.. q. 14s =.
T y. Shelton, solicitor for complainant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

CTATE OF TENNES~EE-Pruceedius- bad In The
- clerks office, chaucrrv stole Of the common law md
clancrIr court Of the city OF Memphis, Saturday Dc
tOher I2Ih, l-ut.
S. Y. Watson and Priscilla s. watson,
w. Compartments,
Defendants.
It appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that the
residence OF defendant David 5. Adams, is INK own 10
complaiuauts, and that the defendant, ihos. 5. Adams,
f. q non--es dent of the State Of Tennessee.
Il r. therefore ordered that Q 'ey do enter their appear
apgr herein before or within the hr-t three day OF the
newt term Of safi courr. to be he'd on the second Mun-
dr. 10 November next, l-6l, and 70 cad answer or de
mur. 70 compliments bin, or the same Will b. taken
for confessed as TO them and set Tor hosrlng rA PeFfe'
md tbat a COW OF tHr- ORDER De published one 6 week
Tor four successive wepEs ia the Meupi's Appeal.
4 c.r,-afi4st. JOHN q. Ian r,
CLERK and Master.
+. NJ. Yerger, solicitor for complaiuaats.
r.HF TaVHfrr
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In Chnncery. ut vIpmDbjs.

GTATE OF TESSESSEE-Proceedur had in thu
- clerks Office. ,haucrry side OF the yuImou law Gad
chaucerv courr0 OF tue city Of Memphis, Friday, Septem-
berthe 9th, 1901.
n. sfllman, s. Stllman and J. SHIlman, firm Of n.
SttiuAn a Co.. Compliments,
Vs.
The unknown heirs Of Michael Kelley, deceased,
Def udau.s.
i appearing from affidavit filed in this cause thatth-
defendants, fEe unknown heirs Of Michael Kelley, de,
ceased, are uuu-re-lleufs OF the State OF Tennessee.
Il is ordered thar they DO enter their appearance here
I'm before or within the first three days of the next term
~ said court, 90 De held Oh the second Monday ia NO
VeUner next. l-uir and plead, answer or drmur 90 CON
pi-iuau,s bill, or the same viii be taken for confessed
e. 70 them, and settur hearing eAlurn. and rL4c o copy
Of this order De published once week tgr four success
-lye weeks in 'he Memphis app-l..
\ sopy-atest. JOIlE c. ME
Clerk aud Master.
John Coleman, solicitor for compIain4uts,
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In Chanccry at memphis.

CTATE or TENNESSEE-Tr1reediug had in tie
= Clrks Office, chuucery side OF the common law and
cuancery courtol the city O.. Memphis, Wednesday, Oc-
tphert the 2l l-rl.
james Franklin Hicks and wire, Sarah C. Hicks,
Va. ConVlai sntS,
Orvile X. Farley aud Orville Farley le.endsuts.
% appearing tom affidavit filed i'm tLs cause tlat the
defendant OryaIa Barley, is q nonresident Of The State
CT tennessee:
Iris ordered that he DO enter s appearance herein
U.to e or uifaiu The fires Ur.e LsyF OF fEa next Ferm cl
said court, 90 Hr herd on rfs second 'ouHgr ir Fovp.1.
Der next. l5aI, aud plead, -us7Yrro or d,mur t~ugompiain-
ants bin, or the same will be taken for confessed as TO
him and set .n hearing ca parte, aud that q copy CT This
@ der br published OrCe d week Tor four successive
weeks IN th- Memphis Appeal.
& cIpy-4is.sr- JOHN Q. LANIER.
Clerk and Master.
S. y. Watson, solicitor fo- comPislaut5.
nau FuuHuu
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I'm ChnuCery ar 7VemDbjs

CTATE OF TENNESSEE-Proceediug had IN tie
- clerks office, Chsncery side Of the common law and
rhancery court Of the city Of Memphis, Saturday, Oc-
tOber the 5th, lS6l.
o. II. Alsup, administrator Of n. W. Dill, deceased,
vs.. Complainant.
pafsey {. Dill and others, D lendants
II appearing from affidavit filed 10 this capse hat tho
defendants, Putsav G. Dill, Martha S. Dill and Franklin
Dill. and Mar Dill an Jo-hUs ~. Kelley, their guar
dIsn, an Caleb W. Richardson and Pe,sey J. Ri hard.
son. sra uon-Trsi.euf5 OF -a state OF tennessee.
u Is ordered that they 90 enter their appearance
herein before or within the first three DAYS IF the next
term Of said court, TO be held on the second Monday ID
November next, 1851, aud plead. answer or d-mur 10
compliments bill or tHR same NiI, h- taken for con
fessed as 90 them and set TOT hearing ~eKiparte. and that
O. copy oi this order be publ shed once a week Tor four
successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
\ cOpy-atrest: JOHN G.. AMER,
Clerk and Master.
Harris and wilson, solicitors for complainant.
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Mary y. HWitu ". l'"','' . 'Ni"
T app airing ." t4e saiiiaril'a OF iuf irE 'Li
ant IL nou resident Of the state OF Irunes-rel b rs
therefore ordered that publication be Wude 10 t8- NvU-
pulls weekly Appeal for four weeks u s4''~ -..n, 10.
.6UirIuv tho defendant TO appear At The neat tDCu o.
said court. 90 ha held on tie third Monday In November
next. commencing on the int day of the term, then and
there TO lrmu plcsf Of answer said bHlt Or the salrs
VIII bee fgk,u for confessed and set for bearing sv raffs.
nc 5. L~AtDERDALE, G. and NJ.
By J. Brown, D. @. and NJ. oclON4W
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In ChnmccrY nj NEcmnhis.

GTATE OF Observation-Disclosures had in the
> clerks Office. chglcerv side of the common law and
chancery court @. the oiy OF Memphis, Friday, Octo-
Der rhe Sd, l-Gl.
Isabella B. Bradford, Simon Bradford and JeptLa
FUwlka7, Compliments
vs..
Ohio Life InsGrauce and Trust company, Ezekiel S.
Haiues and Daniel 3. Turner Defendants
Il appearing from affidavit hled in this cause that the
defendants, the Ohio Lie insurance aud Trust COM.
pa1y, Ezekiel S. IIsines and Daniels. Turner are non,
residents uI the State of re uassae
Il IS ordered that they do enter their appearance
her, in before OF within the first three days OF fue next
term OF said court, 20 be held on tie second Monday in
November next. 1851, and plead, answer or demur 10
compliments bill. or the same VIII bs taken for con
tessed gs 10 them and Sci for hearing eX parte. and that
q copy Of this order be published once 3 week for l0ul
successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
4 Copy-dttest: JOHN G. LAEIER,
Clerk aud Master.
Wm Thompson, solicitor for complainant.
OgA1pv fe
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTTCE.

NOTICE il hrrety gwen that qualified O. E.ecutor
y of j. J.. Todd, dec'dt At he september term, 1901,
OF The COUNTY Court of Shelby county. Teun This DO
tee viii be Ioi.d uu 10 be- uf al claims sgainst ID
e-tusr MT presented O." m-. iu.y authenticated HrLu
The term prescribed IN iaE. All persons indebted go
the estate viii please come iurvgr1 and make pay ueuf
20 ms without further uutFr.
WILLIAM y. BROW
oc37l ma Executor Of }. j. Todd decd.
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White Winter seed Oafs.
NO MORE GOTTEN.

4 tFEW sacks just received and FOR sale by
II r. O.. CRAIG, S~e-C-mgu,
$3.50 HH-r Cor gnFn.H and lrrfru .f- hrsrnrHfH
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LARGE LOT OF.
Ward s. WCCIeliand,
SILK AND WOOLEN
DY ENC HOUSE.

II II HUNT, n~ouuerlv Matthews 6 Hunt late 0.tHo
J . school q the great aud celebrated Chemical DE
es and ScOuTers, Cook * Matthews. o. ST. Louis. has
been induced 10 Opeu IN establishment for carrying On
the above business IN all iUs branches. Livery ussctip
ton 70. R~eHrlemeu's Coats. Vests and Pants ere dyed,
Cleansed and restored To- their original perfection. lie
certainly does remove every spot OF grease, paint, wax
and TAR, together with all other blemishss and impui
lies 20 which such garments are liable, and warrant tie
spots NOT TO r~e-sppesT. Cal and examine his sam
pies OF Coat dressing. Il lie fails to please You, nc
charge viii bs made. His office is On Jefferson street
between Main street aud Front Row.
Or2llm T. Il HINT
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EOR SAEE

4 STEAM FIGURING MILL. IN Upton county.
~ with two run Of mills ones, six acres Of land, ab0u.
HIty head Of hogs, two yoke Of oxen, wood wagon, ETC.,
the whole year. The above properly wiz be sold rsa
sonabis. Reference 10 Thos- A7ern. Esq, Eagle Mills.
Memphis, or 20 5. r. iisyman, E-f, Inspector, on
Washington street Address, o cali upon
SAAiL. q. HCHURIY.
oCe-wT pDr+arsviiie. Tip O ao. Tenn
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The undersigned continues 20 write Policies in the
above reliable Company and settle all losses promptly.
J. =. WEST, Agent.
Madison street, opposite the Bank Of Memphis.
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J. had been muuiu--ges,
4 przc-raCe with She town.
.ai many tripping feet in the unequal s.rLe.
cunning UgsUist time, grew weary uI This tle-
ana they tlen-elye-ruu down.
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TIL New Position the ReEcIs in Iir-
Sinia.

SInia.
-. .. .-hina-1n co- r-- nudrrt ol tue ~. y. Times.
o. Saturday,
All these facts 20 conciuslTely TO show that
the rebels have swung around Their line so tnat
- ,ow INNS nearly at right angles with the PO-
mac instead of parallel 10 it as heretofore, and
,bat ,heir ola base At Manassas becomes unten-
allie. 4 force starring from Harpers Ferry,
,brouch WincbeS'ar, aud coming thu1Wh Ma
nqssas Gap, would come upon their resi- II they
sin r-mainfd tthe junction. u IS tie fear OF
Lis that swings them away from their Old
zfronobold, aud makes Them take Aqua Creek
and the Potomac for their right, and the Kappa
Iar,acL for ibe;r front. and the Blue Ridge
r,onuisin. east Of Tie two gaps. for their left
tLc T,top,ac on tine one side, aud the Blue RidEr
on d. other. projecting THEN right and leit from
Iling turned. TIL, new position gives the rcb-
IN. 10 full po--es-iou Of toth fbe lines OF r1ll-
ra7J COMMUNICATING wiih richmond