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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14

SEQUESTRkTON.-We are requested BY The
Receiver, under the Confederate sequestTa'iou
SCI, 10 announce that parties making their r.
ports IN compliance with garnishmen. served on
them. need not 20 Jackson, Tennessee. 70 do So
nor send them there. The reports can be sworn
10 before Hume +. Hill, Esq. in this city, and
left with the Receiver. Mr.. Howell F Jackson,
al his Office
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STiTE
OF VIRGINIA.
Authorized Capital. 100000.
Cash capital and sur
plus paid Up.-- 100000.
Ofice on Madison street, oppo-
site the Bank Of Memphis.


/ nave been afflicted with ne WORT form % .uosI.
Fie' And very lad darrhea Ihiys been treated D,
,@f'o'' r1y'iS'an', who pronounced my c..- 'usar-y..
J. ni'us 10 relief was p~rrsuadsd 10 rry your Am,r5
'lal Oh, snd after using one bottle. / was enabled rg o..
about my 0sual svocgi7n Three bottles hlys cure.
me whole aud sound. aud / wish 90 make .li. p.lrf-
that other sufferers ct This disease. The worst fl. On.
world, may fry r. and 5s convinced a, has. tea, .f,
its equal is nor 20 b. found. g. NT.Lry.
Nashville. October 9TH. 1859.
For sale by Potter s. Mergip. Rsu.sa,5 4 a., pru-
mer d Gilbert Ward d MoOlellsDd q. w. Jones A a..
0azq4la0gw ~ 90
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FAST DAY.-It was announced yesterday 81
The meeting OF Change in the ball o. the Cham
her Of Commerce, that the place would b. entire
ID closed ro-morrow in compliance with the cal
of President Davis, 70 observe il as a day Of
"a fasting. humiliation and prayer, to repair on
that day 10 their usual place Of public worship"
We learn thai our citizens generally intend to
observe the day, and that banks, Offices, stores
snd other places Of professional or mercantile
business wil be closed, and the day viii be
Ike an ordinary Sunday. The places Of worship
viii generally be open.
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COIN! COIN .
GOLDl GOLD! 90

GOLD! GOLD! GOLD!
WE wish 20 buy TWENTY THOUSAND Dol
w LARS Of Gold and Silver during this week.
We will he permanently IN The market BOW for Coin.
aud parties having it 10 sel will do wen 20 cll on ms
before disposinR Of IT, BOILING & co,
{ Mon street.
uolq lw Opposite Appeal Office.
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TENNESSEE MTNsTRELs-This band, we
learn, sre nightly rebearsing. for the purpose Of
irving a series Of chaste entertainments for the
benefit of the sick aud wounded soldiers, etc,
and win be ready in the course Of a feU days 20
delight our citizens with 8 number Of songs,
dances, solos and negro delineations, thst can
scarcely be excelled by any travelling company.
Tbe band IS composed Of amateurs and profess
SIGNALS. Crowd their entertainment
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Memphls and ONO RaiIroad Company.
TRfIGRT AGENT-s OFFICE.

MKMPHIs, November 70. 1851.
TNREIGHT will be received TO-DAY for shipment
II % Nashville. Ciarksville, Tennessee River sud in
trunedisie points. The completion Of the Tennessee
river bridge affords uneqnaled facilities foe shipment By
this route. JAMES fALLMADGE, ia,
unla 1gauf
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~ We are indebted to DR.. Peck, who LEFT
Richmond on Saturday last, for late paper from
that city Also. TO W. B. GslbTeath, ESQ OF
the firm oi Meechsm & Gslbreath, for full files
OF the Richmond papers Of the latest dates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14

STILL MOVING /. Andrews & Co, with
their trig Of auctioneers, Messrs. Wallace, Ro-
gerson and Hyde-the ladies' f~avorites in their
peculiar line-wil continue for one day only
their popular sale Of goods to the ladies. This
morning 81 10 O'Clock, at their new sales rooms,
$50 Main street, they viii open an entirely new
stock Of goods which the ladies can have at their
own prices. Remember the time and place.
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C~0RRECTED-By 8 printers error in the
names Of the contributors 70 the Israelitial dona-
ion for the wounded soldiers, The name Of
!" Isaac Strauss was spoiled Isaac Harris, y
snd OF Sir. Lehman Shman.
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FLOUR.
LUMBER. LUMBERI

TUsT received l25,O00 feet clear White Pine. ne.
- one and 8 hall, two and three inches thick. 5O,ssH5
feet dried White and Yellow Pine Flooring: 200 coo tst
Sawed Cedarss ior building purposes. posts, etc 3 r en-
srsl assortment Of Fencing; 100000 sawed and -.
Larhs; J0O,G1 heart Cypress half inch ~hiusle, 3 81
10000 Fire Bricks, in addition 10 our slceady iarFa -t'bs
Of Lumber, Doors, Sash, Biind-, etc, which we III
sell low for cash.
mrf-lv3iu ". n GgHEAN e.
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MEMPHIS N OHIO
Railroad.
1
New Arrangement!

EOR Clstksvnle, Bowling Green and Nashville.
A. Time lthrough 20 NAshvilleJ only fifteen hoaIs.
commencing WEDNESDAY, November ~, ls6L
Through Express Train, Tor ClArksvile, bowling
Green and Nashville,
Leaves Memphis daily st.----.--.- .--------9 A. ~
Arrives az Paris at -..--.4;I5 ?. 81.
Arrives az Nashville a.. -..--.--..--- Il At night.
Leaves Nashville daily 81 -----..------- .. H.
Arrives a. Paris it, .--..-4.J0 =. II
Arrives a. Memphis al -..-.---..------ -.-ll:3O p. n,
Accommodation Passenger Train, betwt en- Memphis
aud Humboldt connecting Wirh trains 90 the Mobile
AID Ohio Railroad, for Colnmbas and Stations on that
Road,
Leaves Memphis daily. Sundays excepted, st..-3 ?. ".
Arrives ~ numb1idt --.-.-.------.- 7:30 p. ~
Leaves Humboldt daily, sundays excepted, at o 4. N.
Arrives ~ Memphis 81 1000 4. ~.
The Express Train viii only stop at Union, Gallo
way. Mason's and Brownsville, between Memphi sud
Humboldt, TO set down wsY pzsser gers, but wilt stop
81 al regular z stious 90 take up passengers going east
Of humboldt, wien signsisd. and wHi stop 1t I'll sta
fi0Os east OF Humboldt
The Accommodst on Train will stop At all regular
aud Dag stations between Memphis snd Humboldt.
To- Baggage checked through to Nashville,
FOR through eksts, or further information. arp'y to
l. S. kSOWLTON,
At the Ticket Office. No. n Jefferson street, or At The
Depot 10 tie Navy Yard.
THOMAS DTDAMEAD,
IN H.varal CwwrHrHawRarf
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NURSERIES
SOUTHERN


EvERGREENS. STRAWBERRY PLANTS
II c.udug re iaaaoas WiLSO >E SEEDLJNG s,4
81 other FnaefisR. The haest bot q Apple Tra-s. t5-ae
years growth ever seen ln sHy couutrr. An Af1fs III
fr=ca-s. liGu-. Apic0ts. Cherries. cts.
Orders lef st fine store Of J. >. Mssrimsn & O. as7
Ei3u -'rssi, or sent bg uli, wa Iecei-- prompt s.tsa-
uo4- lash pay ments required Ia al instances.
~ j.. SMITH q co.
n'th-w Grand junction. Tenn
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Eg We learn that Or. J. ; Peetc, Of Tiptou
county, has made application for a patent Tor a
tie for wooden hoop tor cotton bales, etc, etc.
In view Of the absence Of rope, and the search
ty Of iron ties, the invention will no doubt
prove Of great public benefit
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14

ID FPAIRED and new parts furnished If o. cessaly.
II no matter who made the Machine. We repair all
kinds. We have Needles 10 lit Howes, TheEarts.
Laid & Web-ters, Grover & Bskers, Singer Wheel
er i Wilson's, Wilcox a FIuckle's and Lyons
Clocks repaired.
Watches repaired.
Jewelry aud Slyerwsre repaired
We are giving more attention than ever toaN kinds
Of repairs, having bat httle e-e a. present TO do.
noi0-Iw J. Z MERRiMAS a. co.
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EF-In accordance with the proclamation Of
the President of the Confederate States, there
will be divine service at Grace church. Herman
do street. at n o'clock A. Nj. tomorrow.
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COPARTNERSHIP

THE Hderiyreth base entered into o osnsrtBsr-hf,
4 fpr the rrau,aclon Of a wholesale Grocsrv sni
Comuissinu susassA snder the style % CUNNISs-
EbN ARDS = az, &c aata eroH iss November lasl
EDW. J.. GAY.
RI EDWARDS.
u0ilm A. L. MHINs
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WHAT Is WASTED-Gen Beauregard has
apty remarked, that this war was 10 De one OF
artillery. and 50 we think-in fact the battle Of
Manassas was a grand artillery dul, in which
the Washington Artillery Of New Orleans.
were The vietors- Memphis is sadly deficient in
This great arm Of the service, and our patriotic
fellow-citizen, Dr.. ". C. BRYAN, ONE forward
and urges upon the community 10 assist him
10 organize and equip an independent corps
Of artillery % defend onr fresides and our
Liberties. We are sure that every patriotic
citizen win add his mite toward e~quipping
them. when the committee calls upon them.
The Office of enlistment is il Cannovsn's new
building on Shelby street, beween Union street
and the Gayoso House, where we advise all who
wish immediate active service to go 81 once and
enroll their names.
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CtTATE OF TENNESSEE -rr0eeeliuzs hal ia she
> clerks 1,ace. eLaaaere -it-o of DE c'nId"u law And
c1aucery cporf ct tEe cts oI Memphis Msdnes1y
S~eptrmh@rrLr ISth. I-6l.
Ms-.-lppi CenIr4 Railroad Company COMPLAINANT,
Chsrl-. Latiuer, a. 4. Hunt and others Deiendan =
rgaFpaarug fron affidavit hied IN .li- cause tha5 lue
d-tantfuts. Charles Ls5imrr, A mont y. ~
b.t. sgIG r. Massey. are uon-resideuis Of iks Stata ~
Tennessee,
n +. rd-redth1 they do enter tleir appeareaee h<9-
&. s.r,,a o. v,ifhnr he hrst three days vi the next terra
~ .4d c7uft ra he held ua The second Monday IN NJ
-rrI.rrrr. 1861. aud plead. answer or demur 90 com
plaiumt s biI, or the same VIII De taken Tor esDiessed
crt1ts order be published once d week for four success
aa,- s-es- n .he Mampli, Appeal.
eo1y-aatesI. JOHN G.. LANu2R,
Clerk and Master.
J.H. Ualhauk, sodsior Coz complainant.
.rafar~Ie
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OFTIcIAL-We learn from Sheriff Felts that
the official returns ior Shelby county, Of the recent
election, show q total vote for d. NJ Currin oi
26il, Tor B. d. Nsbers $40; Cuuin's majority
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EXTENSIVE SALE CONTINUED-We are re-
Squested to state, for all concerned, that he aue-
ton Of dry goods still continues. Those desir-
Gus of getting fine goods for little money should
be at the arcade this moningat ten o'clock pre-
ciselY.
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II In conformity with the proclamation Of
tbs President Of the Confederate States, there
VIII De services at st. Peters church on Friday
Al @ o'clock. A. VI.
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ENTERrArNMESrs.-The ladies Of Sardis,
Mississippi, intend giving a dramatic and mn
steal entertainment in fernando, on Thursday,
the 18th inst, for the benefit Of the sick and
wounded in the Memphis hospital The pro
grsmme viii consist Of five dramatic represen-
%tations, besides tableauH and patriotic music,
The young ladies have taken special pains to
render their performance interesting, aud it is
hoped 'hst they will receive due Encouragement
from the patriotic citizens Of Hensndo and
vicinity
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PRHsEwoRTHY-When sixty patients came
down from Columbus on the steamboat Hill,
Or. Creighton. Of Beal street, sss the only sur
geou aboard. and he gave bis care to he whole
o. them, dressing the wounds Of many Of them
ior the frsl time since they had been carried
from the field. From the time the Doctor went
MP TO Columbus, with fourteen other medical
gentlemen of this city, on Thursday night, he
90. no sleep until after the Hil arrived here on
Sunday morning lie also presented Dr.. Wood
ward, ioE the I54Lh regiment, with a handsome
and expensive set Of surgical instruments. such
g. are required in a campaign.
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RECORDERS CouRT-Ten cases, the pay
menu CT $50 in fines, and three persons sent to
the ehaiugang. comprised the business Of this
court Yesterday
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GREATEST DISCOVERY on THE Ago.
Jnst Ihe TIIng far fhe him.

Just Che Thing for the Times
DEING the cheapest, sVeediest and most efssr Ne
ID method OF TANNING ever m use.
BY this process
Heavy sole Leather is tanned n - 10 30 days-
Upper Leather, Harness Leather, G. iu - 90 20 dave.
Calf skins, Light Kip. etc i1 three 20 Eve lsys
without ba'k, making ezcelieut lea her, which for
Strength, SOftneSS and Durability
4. equal 10 any made. Bark can be used IL convenient.
without interfering with the Iapiity Of ,snuius NJ
oil OF yitTioi. (SUlphuric acid muiafic aeid. alan. sal
soda. or other acids or alksies, Dor feuuel are us-d
samples Of the leather sent 10 gtter.
State, County aId shop Rgh siorsale under 6 PalsHz
granted by The Confederate States.
Best Of cry references given.
Address, iucIo ing one dime. Ed PAkk-
Memphis. Tenn.
No letter answered auless it contain one dime
o.TU aauEaa
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MARRIED.

~ the morning Of the 18Th inst. ny Rev. SIR Trimb'c.
Dr.. PErsroS P Scorr of Bolivar county, Mississippi
to Miss J4Sr z CA2rBELL- daughter Of ,. ". Camp
uel. IN. q Lank.on. r.nnes.a..
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THEATRICAL ENTERTAlNMESr. - Tonight
The splendid entertainment at the iheater, IN
which TannehiH, LAWYER, Signaigo, Birney
Marshall and other accomplished gentlemen and
ladies' participate. viii take Plaee. The pro-
ceeds viii be devoted 70 Capt b. 0Hsvre's reg
imsnL The Stranger, and Sketches in
India, viii be performed. Mr.. Gibson viii
sing, snd two young ladies viii dance. This
is lbe Grst dramatic night AZ the theater ihi,
season, aud s very agreeable occasion may be
confidently anticipated TIE ladies ard gen.
tIemen who take part in the performance are
requested TO meet promptly at 10 o'clock this
morning for rehearsal.
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Is Tho posi- o1ioe viii he opened on Friday,
the l1rh instant, as on Sunday. one houF-'Tom
half-past two ta hs'-past three o'clock p NJ.
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MERCHANTS EXCHASGE-The following Is
8 Est ofcontributions in aid Of the soldiers who
were wounded 81 the battle Of Belmont, made st
the Merchants Exchange, on yest erday: Hill
q Dorion, SIS; Elliott & Co, S95i james T..
Bourne q Co, $40; cash. $40; Shelton, Jones
& Co. $50; Gates & Wood, SIS; n. Corona,
$40; cash. SO J. Brock, three hundred losves
bread; J.. F. frank, S25; T. r M4ckaH, $40;
Harrington, Howell s Co, SIS L. Smith, s.;
J.. K Moody, -; A. NJ Boyd, SO; cash, $40;
John 7. Straaou. Sl0i b. b. Wilkinson, 50;
J Torisn, $40; Wm- Boyd, 50; R B Hawley
4 Co.. 50; Fentou a Co, $40; Shannon q
s.bbald, $40; Frank Smith & Co, $50 J. n
Reid, $40 J. c. Grfing, So A D. Wiiher-
spoon. - II. C. Smith. $40; Kendig & Cook,
$25; ; ?. Read. SO. Total, $500.
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Chamcery Notice.

TNC HANCERY. az soueryiie. Tenn. October Rules,
J. ls6l.
Iaoma. A. Green. Executor. etc. p sis,
Richard A. Crovvder, William wood = ala
D. appearing from affidavit filed be This cd1se hat the
defendants. William Warren and wife. Eneline ~ War
ren are uon-residents of the State Of tennessee, IL Is
ordered tl5L pubHelticn b- mad- TOR four successive
weeks u rHa Memphis Weekly Appeal, notifying SAID
lie .eudan b tn enter their appearance herein before or
within ihe first three DAYS of the neat term oil said
curt 20 hr held 0u the second MONDAY in November
next. l-dL aud plead answer or 5emar. 10 camlsain
ants bHl. or the same eHl be taken re0nfessrd as "a
rbsm, snd let for hearing tx parr-.
A copy-stt-- ISAAC B. MCCLELI ~.
Clerk and master
By SA3fL G. SPARKS. d u. sud Il.
Thomas Rivss soIei or Tor c0np.siuauts.
.rfTv-Hu
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~ The merchants viii do well to read the
advertisement Of A. L Andrews a Co, Of a
trsde sale ON Saturday at $50 Main street
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Or. .TcLeGI,'s UIsirersGI PilIs
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.

Headache. h.tc.
There bias never been p eathartic medicine orfzrzd ID.
.5e public that has given such entire satisfaction A.
Mclean Universal Piiis.
Being entirely vegetable. they are perfectly innocent
aud can be taken by rh- most tender infant. yef promps
aud powerful in removing al bilious secretion. acid 5r
Impure fgtid matter from tke stomach. La fart. fh-y
are the ouly Pills that should ds used tn maizrous d.
tricts.
They produce no grpirg sickness or pain In the etou-
ach o. bowels though very active and searching iu 9asir
kidneys. Who viii -uher lom BIousuess, HeaJsrEs
aud Peal stomach. when SO cheap a remedy can b- OBJ
-aineaf Keep chem constantly CA hand & single do~-.
token in season, Hllv prevent hours DAYS snd months OF
sickness. Ask for Br.J g. McL-aus Universal PEia
Take no other. Being csHlzd they are tas.eless. Price
only % cents per box. ana eau BE- sent bv mail 30 s1v
pars OF the United States.
H. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor
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A NOTE LOST !

PRONISSORY NOTE or HAND. made payable
y to Dr.. Speigel. TOR The sum Of one hund0ed Dollars
which fell due about the Ii ~ Of November. ls6L l
paid 10 De. Spefgel the above amount and lifted the
note, and soon after dropped or lost said note some
where in Memphis caution ail persons from trading
tor said note. r.. X THOMAS.
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TREATMENT oF CHRONIC DIsEAsEs-We
learn that DR.. Mortinore. having 50 large a
number of applicants during his visit here. the
past week, has consented ct tie solicitation OF
friends, TO prolong his stay at the Worshsm
HouSe, until Wednesday Of next week, the 2uh
inst to give further opportunity to those who
desire 70 consult him. DR.. Ms successful treat
ment Of the various forms of chronic disease, Is
now so well known throughout the South. that
wherever he visits he is sure Of ample employ
meut For many years past DE has treated ex-
te%nsively by correspondence, and now, besides
the pleasure "a meeting friends IN vaTions por-
lions Of the South, he will visit a few important
towns and cities, remaining in each short time,
SO as to afford mutual advantage of interview,
aud the examination of patients, to secure by
this means greater certainty in e~fecting speedy
aud permanent cure. From this city he wil!
visit Canton, Miss, on Tuesday 26th inst, and
remain at the Pearce House ole week, where
those who desire can consult him
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER IA,

Nr. galloway, Is confined 20 his bed with bill
ions fever
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WANTEn.

lNROH oDe 10 two hundred ACRES or LlND.
4 win soGe Improvements, and sitastsd TIrnin t=8
ui-s OF Meupls. en either Of the ra1rosGs iaaff.y -
M Guy AaaHa z. B. WILKINSON
"eA+5W osre Of C-sFas & Vadau.
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FOR SALE.

STEAM ENGINE. SAW s. GRIST MILLS.
y i5csfsd Iva Taliahatchie couu y Miss.
For particulars, apply 20
T. o. U|HAN8EELIN
m Che Navy lard,
craqIcu Memphis, Tenn.
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tF Since our law Office on Main street was
destroyed by the fire, We have located our
selves over Mansfeld's drug store, where we
will give the usual attention 10 business. Some
one has the lower part of our secretary, contain
ing some valuable papers. We would he obliged
to some friend to let as hear OF them.
novli:5t. BROwN Il FRAZER.
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no THH PuRLTC.
lneli0n and Commisslon B%uslness

.h.,.to0,s a. J.. ANDREWS s. co.
so. $50 AaiH street.
\ RIO correct sny eTfss1ua Impressions. air tsr
,,stdaptat 90 otherwise. We aruld -at that The GINS ~
a l.. Andrews s. ca, ibs Auctoneers buru.d en' "a
he late ara. j. composed 81 tke Undersigned
4 L. ANDREWS.
na2lm FRANK HYD
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COLUMBUs, Ky, November

CoLUNmUs, Ky, November :, 1861.
We. the officers aud volunteers Of the 81
Tennessee regiment, Col Thomas j.. Freeman
commanding hereby tender, in the mans Of said
officers and volunteers, our thanks 10 ez-Lieut
A. ". Davis, OF Louisiana, late Of Manassas
Va, for his bravery and gallant conduct while
acting as q volunteer first lieutenant in company
B. al the battle Of Belmont, on tie 7th instant
Thos J. Freeman, Colonel 22d regiment,
+. 81 Stewart, Lt.-Colonel POI regimtnt,
". Lindsay, Capt. Co. B, 22d regiment
Sergeant Jack simmons,
Corporal }. n. Rodgers,
Corporal j 4. Williams,
Corporal G. j. NJ. Ellis,
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SWORD PRESENTATIoN-Capt " c. Bryan
has received commission to raise a company Of
artillery, and he vii soon be leading on brave
men 10 he tented field In honor OF the occa-
sion, our patriotic ieilow-ciJizen, NJ. A. Liude,
Esq last evening presented him with hand
some ivory hlted dress sword, together with s
neal belt. Capt Bryan VIII inscribe his vote Of
thanks 70 the respected donor. with the point Of
tue sword, on the persons Of his c%ountry'> enc
m.es-
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II See advertisement in another column Of
s wanted.
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LEMONS
Patent Crates !
SEWING MACMINES

/ AN prepared 20 ill s4 orders for Lemons PsteD
l Crates. Also 20 ere smoky Chimneys.
n LEVON.
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Dr. =. ~. .EEcEeGSs's EtOEcnuic on
kSsSi1sscR1G
External in the v
Man or BeastE

1900 - A&aA9
Thousands Of human beings have been saved 3 lie *
Gecrepitude and misery by toe use Of This Invaluable
Liuimeut II viii relieve pan almost instAufsnsousIv
aud 10 viii clesu-e- purify aud heal the foulesr sore III
st incredible short sine. NcLeau's Volcanic on Iinl-
msat viii relieve tbs most invererate esses Of Rheums.
tsu, Gout or Neuralgia For Paralysis, Confraetei
Muscles, 81 hu@-- or Weakness iI be Joints. Muscles
or LiCam-nrs- 81 Hdl usverfsL Two applications VIII
cure sore Throat. ueadaehe o. Earache, For Burns oc
Scaids, or ans pa5us, 4 s an iufaGibe remedy. rry ID.
aud you viii md b 3 Al Indispensable remedy Keep lI
always on hand
Planters, faruers. or any one haviaE charge o. k8rass
uil save mouey by usng McLeans F0lcsalc OIL LluI-
n-nt. It is = speedy and iutallbls clr5 Coz Gals.
SEraius, Chsfes, swelling. Lameuess, Sweeney Nld-s.
Wounds, Sctarches, or amy external disease. Try 10
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DR J. H. MCLEAN Sole Proprietor.
S. LOWS. Missouri
For sale in Memphis b7 8 sLANSFIEID & CO.
also br g. W. USE s. co. ana ~ q MtCLEI.
LAND.
usss Che Posi- ohce, general dealers in all popular family
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