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Or q CAPITAL, ASSETS \ LIABILITIES OF
Tie Insurance Co. Of the Val
leg Of Virginia.
.JgET T, 1861

rusfs in scsordarce with the law rezu-atinE Agencies
Of Insurance Companies, o.her than those chartered
By the State ef Tennessee
TIRsr-The name and locality o. the company, "The
i Insurance Company OF the valley Of Virginia" To-
Gated al winchester, virginia.
q. The amount OF capital st1ck-...-. S5JO,OJ0 "
s. The amount o. capital stock paid
The remainder dus is represented
by stock notes Of undou5ted
A,65 o 1000 %
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
Amount OF cash on hard in the hands Ct
agents and other 2ls9s %
Eeai None.
Bonds oEu-d 6y The company viz--..-.....
Stock Bonds Of stockh0iders...--".-.-.. 4e75 %
Par value. Market value.
% Missouri 6s coupon
&c q f fHa51s S o5apan BONDS, 20 700 1ii,aO %
10 New Orleans COUPON
1ufs.--.--.s..-----.- lof"yO otHD %
? Aleghsuy Coupon bonds, 5000 1909 %
2 Ly5 hburg co1pon bonds I5o0 I.2eUO
2 CJrporationOI Winches-
Ter IS coupon b1nds---- 900 900 %
registered stock........ $500 loo 90 $3.50 90
Debts secured by mortgarp, to-wit:
Or real esate worth double The
debt securec.-. .....'---.S 10 81 %
Dests otherwise secured BY pledges OF stock
ana personal security. l74o OLE 4s
Debts for prgnIUms. b54A5 y"
Other securities As follows. to-Slt:
Esuk Stock Par value. AaTkstvaiue.
100 shares Farmer Bankci
VirzInA stocE..s.--- %lsOV 40 "
50 shares Merchants and
Mechanics BzuE-...--. Slct0 500 90
81 SHARES Bank o. Virginia
-tg-E-.-s-.--. .--.--. OBJ" o go %
90 EEChaure Bank Of Va. tNN 4si53 WD
% shares Bank Commerce, 2,no / go %
n shares Fairm1uIt Bank, lsl-y 80 20
IS shares Bank C. -he VAL
ey Of Frgiu1s.-.....- 76C0 SIZE %
10 shares BsDk OF win
Oh 4y1 W
q shares BauE o. Louis
vile, Ev....-..---.-.- 200 ?, % 90
8 fhares Bank Of Eentugky, eco 800 90
8 shares Commercial bank
Of EentuCky.--.-...... $50 eco 90
10 winchester sa- crurEy 500 400 90 A. 40 90
Cfice furultur stat-onc-
~ plates, etc---....... 500 W
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CrTATE IF TENNESSEE.-ProccediDgs had in the
- Clerks ofSce, ChaaCery SIDE Of the Common Law
and CEauceJy court Of the city Of Memphis, Monday,
May the 6tE, 1851.
}. " Chrlsp and R. N. Bslch, firm Of J. ". Chrisp &
Co., ComPlaiaGnts,
VS..
George W. Miller and David 4. Townsend,
Defendants.
II sppe ring from affidavit fled in this cause that
the dClsulsnt, George ". Miller, IS a non-resI-
dent OF the State Of Telnssse &c, it is ordered that he
40 enter his appearance herein before or within tbs
first three DAYS OF the next term Of said court, TO be held
or the second Monday in November ESXt, 81, and plead,
answer or demuT 10 COuIp-Ginalts' bill, or the SAINT viii
lie taken for confessed as to him and set for hearing ex
IaTte, and that q cspy Of this order be published Clce a
week for four successive week IN the Memphis Ap-
real. 4 capy-attest: JOHN G. LAEIER,
Clerk AMI Master.
Eortre,ht and EsDayitt, solicitors Tor coWpIalnan's.
!. LII
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y Gerry SAEE
REAL ESTATE
ON BEAE STREET.
Thursday October 81, 1861,

PURSUANT 20 q decree OF the Chsuccrv Court at
/ Memphis. rendered November Term. 1860, N the
case Of J5ha K Mead vs.. David LO0nsy, r F. L0Cney
and others I will. o.
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To NTF T-XPAYE

TT7HE City Assessors appointed by the Board OF Mayor
i ami Aldermen Of the city OF AeDph To -sSess aad
vaiue all CITY property subject TO Corporation Tax for
city purposes for the ThirJy-duh Corporate year, COM
meneiEg on the lst day Of jay 1861 aud ending on the
sath das OF June, 1852 have c%nple1ed lheir labors.
an rstErhed their Assessment books 10 me a. my Od
1.-The Mayors cf1ce, up Stairs 10 the new two story
brick b1Idlug on The northeast corner Of Madison ald
Second streets-wbere the Same will be kept open for
the inspection o. al parties IN crested for ten days
from sri AFTER this dave, g. he law CIrrc-s. For fur
The. pa Iculars reference is made tn the annexed ez-
tract from the CIty Orsiaauce IN relati Il 20 Assess
NESTS. /. K. RsCHARDs,
Memphis August 81, 1851. City Register.
When the Assessors shall have comp eted their As
sessms1t books, the same shall be returned 10, aad de-
POSTED IN, the REGISTERS ~mce, where they may be
subject % public inspection for the space Of ten days, OF
which n.Uce SHAH be given by sa d REGISTER. IN the
newspapers, and At the next tive meetings OF the B bard
Of n -y0r AID A derElen, af4ET The expiration Of said
n0tscs any such party CT property svuer may appeal
10 have mistakes or Oyer-esUmates IN the assessment
OF his property Corrected" L. R. RICHARDS,
s-3fUi. City Register.
TrHv FfanEwa my
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LOCAL MATTERS.
tuesday morning., -: sep,. 3, 1861.

COUNCIL MEETING.-TEe city fathers meet
at the city building this evening in regular
! saasioD
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HSN9sERR.

-TMMEDIATELY, 3 LADY to teach the English
1 branches IN an Academy. None ont a thorough
mathematician need apply. The best Of references
given sud required. Apply 70
su77-1w VERNON, PARTE & CLAY.
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ARRIvAI. OF New CoTToN Yesterday the
first bale of new cotton of the season, arrived
at the shed OF Messrs. F. Lane & Co, it was
from the plantation of V. A. Merriweather,
Esq, of DsSOtO county, Mississippi, and clas-
ses middliDg. TIE first bale last year arrived
August 81, just a month earlier Ran this year,
it was from Bolivar county, Mississippi. The
first bale in 1853 arrived on the 18th Of August.
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IL We direct the attention Of our numer-
GUS readers to the statement of the insurance
company of the Valley Of Virginia, made in
accordance with a law enacted by the State
legislature in 1856. This company is repre-
scented by Mr.. G. WI Crook, who informs US
that in 1859 when the law was so amended as
to require a deposit of 100000 in six per cent.
Tennessee bonds, that though the company's
license to do business in the State had eleven
months TO run, yet they made the deposit ;
showing a desire to comply with the laws that
is commendabIe. We are also informed that
during the six years the Gold valley" has been
doing business in this state, it has never been
even threatened with a suit at law her course
has been marked with libsrality and business
toward all. We feel safe in recommending
this old and reliable southern institution to our
citizens; believing that those who hold her
policies and suffer a loss or damage by fire
will be promptly Unidentified.
The ANNUAL TRADE REPoRT.-We shall
tomorrow morning publish in full the report
for the commercial year ending August 3lst,
1861, of the Secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce. The imports, exports, and quo
tations in all branches Of business, with aview
Of our manufactures and general business
prospects are given, and all who wish their
correspondents to know what Memphis is
doing, what demand she offers for produce and
what goods she can supply, should not fail to
send them this report. If the information
that eur paper Of tomorrow will contain were
as widely distributed as it is to the interest Of
the business community Of Memphis that it
should be, thousands who have now little idea
of the fact, would discover that Memphis is
the place FOR them to send their tobacco, cot
ton and other produce to for sale, and here is
the place to make their purchases. This is
the very moment to call attention to the bu-
sinsss facilities Of this city. The mutations
Of the times are throwing commerce into new
channels, and now is the time for the Mem
phis business men to let the whole Southern
Confsleracy, especially that portion of it sit
uated in the Mississippi Valley, know what
Memphis has done and whatit can do. And
especially should it be made known what i'm
mense strides we have made by means Of the
extension Of railways and by the facilities at.
forded to commerce by the increase of manu-
features, the building Of cotton presses, ETC.
within the last few years. The report Of the
Secretary Of the Chamber Of Commerce, which
We publish to morrow, is a document that
should be universally circulated. We shall
print an immense edition, at the charge of
fifty cents a dozen. Those wishing copies will
please leave their orders with our clerk in the
course Of this day.
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CTATs OF TENNESSEE Proceedings had in the
y clerks once, chEHccry SIDE OF the common law and
chancery onurt Of the city Of Memphis, Saturday, June
the 29th, 1851.
Joha h Moody, Complainant,
VS..
Dan Able and Josiah ". Park T., Defendants
1t appearing from afiiavit dIei in this 0ausa that the
defendants, Dan Able ana Josiah W. Parker are nom
residents Of the State or Tennessee, lt lie ordered
thar they do enter their appearaacs herein before
OF within the first three days OF tue neat term Of sa d
court, 10 be held On the second Hondgy in Novem-
Der next, 1861, and plead. answer or demur t. COM
Blainant's bill, Or the same Will be taken for confessed
as to them and set for bearing eZparte, and rhEt g copy Of
this order be published once a week LOT four success
S We weeks in the Memphis Appeal. A o.py-attest:
JOHN c.. NE
CLERK aud Master.
ants. seq IgVyAur
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Fog. NNER.
SUGAR! sUGiRI SUClRI

A SPLENDID CAVALRY SADDLE, with equip
"A ments, At ths
au3I-3fs ECLIPSE LIVER CTARIT-
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Candidate for Judge.

CONSTANTLY on hand Rice, fresh from She mills.
Just received and for sale low 20 The trade 200 tics.
No. I Rice. FISHER, WHYEAS h Co,
AUSTIN No. 2 Bradley Block.
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&grRaREERR.

90 CASKS London Ale,
~ % casks london Porter,
100000 Ciars, a s-rtals
IS rarrst o d Apple Brady,
5barrels Old Perch Brandy,
90 x "a Ks U0enac Brandy. 20 \ casks do. DO.
Irlre old CcEuac Brandy,
! pipe HallaLd Gin
% haske's Piper Heidsick Champagne
IS baskets ImttatO on DO do
s barrels No 3 kackarsi,
leo barrels Louisville Cement,
90 boxes Telegraph Matches.
. cases EutmeES.
10 bags 2 ack Pepper, 20 - Ginger,
100 bags ExHra Flour,
90 boxes Smoking .otG-Cn.
81 barrels pure B7ulb1n vi isEv.
SO FLCURNCY * CRAWFORD.
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B WOLFE, Notary Pablo.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,

cro. =. L. CROOK. Insurance Agent and Aver q
tsirsrer. Telegraph Building continues 10 receive
a,olicstisns issue and renew policies for the above cd
- reli.hIa 6 uthern Insurance Company a. rates as
11r - snT FoiyentCompauy can shord to take seq
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The TABLEAUx.-The interesting exhibit
ton of tableaux by young ladies', will take
place at the theater this evening a full audi
ence will be present, and the efforts Of the
ladies to entertain, we have no doubt, will be
most successful, and result in a valuable addi-
ton to the funds raising for patriotic and be-
R~evolent purposes.
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AeD A0UGrtIsem&nt5.
2ttW 6UUkluakuIt!lt5e
OUR COUNTRYI
I e n00 UNI country made bacon, and
IO9FbU 400 pairs country made wool secks,
For sale by Lsl3l J NJ PATRICK & co.
CHANCERY SALE
OF AN
UNDIVIDED s9NE TEEGD
INTEREST,
IN THREE
VALUABLE TRACTS CT LARD.
ThurFdav, October Sd 1861,

nURSUANT to a decree o. the Cbancery Court at
i Memphis. rendered November Term, 1860, IN the
case OF James NJ. Coleman and Susan Coleman vs.. Hem
~ 3. S. williams, Angus Greeu!aw aud others, I VIII,
on
Thursday, October Sd 1861,
in front Of nv omce IN the ciy OF Memphis, proceed TO
sell @ the highest bidder, the UHdly-dd Oue-thiTd H.
tsrest q james NJ. Coleman sRd wife, Susan Coleman,
in and to
Three Valuable Tracts Of Land,
lyiug and being in Shelby county, Tennessee, to-wit:
One huu1red and seysuty-dre acre tract 10 Range g.
Section 1, lItl Surveyors district, On tic Mississippi
river, being The same that was sold TO tbs heI S OF A.
BayIss by IL. HINT and MARY Hunt in the year 1887,
recorded IN the Registers Ifce OF Shelby county, IN
Book T, pages Y and rs.
ALSa-Tae hundred acre tract in Section , aud Rance
s. on L0-sA EutchIs river known as the White OAK
Buff.
ALSO-Two hundred and fifty acre tract On The sguth
side uf Wolf river. in Section ? and Range 7, hai-E the
same Upon which W. 4. SnFCd ans wifi reside upon.
TERMS OF SALE-TEe ore-tbIrd interest IN the
tracts O. land above described viii be sold upon "a credit
O.. six months. purchaser 10 exerute rute with approved
security Tor the purchase money Sic 81 - o'clock a.
II. JOHk C. la Ter,
sC~p3-iawtds Clerk and Nastr.
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ExCHANGE.-We heard yesterday from par
ties arriving down the river, that Gen. Prem
tiss, Of Cairo, had sent a flag Of truce to Gen.
Pillow proposing to exchange prisoners, which
was agreed to
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CHAECEBY SALE
OF
VALUlBLE REAL ESTATE,
Near Memphis.
Near Memphis.

DCRSUANE TO a decree Of the ChsLcery Court At
/ heHpbis, rendered November term. 1850 in the
case OF E p. Bartlett, Guardian, etc. vs.. John ".
Hoay a-d Eazabpih 4. Hoay, 7 VIII or
Tbursday, October 3rd, 1861,
In front sfmy gnca, in the city OF Memphis, proceed to
cell 10 The highest bidder,
& Valuable lot OF land,
Near the city Of MeBspbis. containing sbout four thirty
one ha Z huu1redfh acres, be NJ lot No 5 on the plan
hereto aul-xeI D.. and 4 part OF he John Rice $500 acre
grant, partIuoned 10 John C. IcI emcre. sud tub1Iyi-
dsd by s.. A. Ger. by survey Of Sept'mfer lc5O, INTO
etEat '0is a Giazrz I'M Of w1ich is as follows:
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SPEEIAE NRTEEEI

CTILLMAN * BREEN Will receive Confederate
- State Bonds al par for all debts dI snd for goods.
ST LLHAE * BRGEN,
sef-Im Second street., M-m1Sis, Tenn.
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KFBssR5. CAvCE & SON, request US f. say they
w sell this morning at ten O'Clock, a valuable CHEST
OF TOOLS tie owner c-nciudiug 10 go % war. Front
Row, No. ), Is new the place 10 dnd the Arcade.
Ee5-lL.
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e The attention Of the readers 81 the
APPEAL is directed 20 the advertisements q 6 ".
rs & co wholesale Druggists, No. go Vain
street, 6pI3-Iy
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Notice TO Levee Contractors.
ON FRIDAY, 18Th September, 1851, I will offer for
~ c ntract
400 900 Cubic yds. LeVee Embllkment,
To be constructed in Bolivar county, Miss, near Mel
rose Landing.
For articllars apply at nv omcs, corner Of Second
and Jefferson streets, Hemphis where the letting will
take place. Sealed pr pJssl5 are invited. The right
to rel CT al bids 10 reserved.
MINOR M~EETWETHER,
aust diwawIt Ohief Engineer.
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Commercial @attfrs.
WEEKLY REPORT OF THE MARKET.
FROM THE EXCHANGE.
MEmPHIs, september 3. 1861.

MEMPHIS, September 3, 1851.
I~EOTE.-The quotations given in the following re-
view, 1t must be understood, are wholesale prices,
except where otherwise noticed, aud that in all cases
IN the filing Of small srders, higher rates will be
Charged
The closing week Of summer and Of the past CONNER
cal year left eur general market in an active condition,
with further and material advances in several Of the
leading articles OF trade. The movement In tobacco was
rather briss, embracing all desirable lots Offering, and
prices at the close were a hade better for sellers. Cot
ton was unchanged and in msderate request. In wheat,
Germ, oats and hay there was a good degree Of animation
without noticeable change in prices, while nour ruled
dull, chiefly In consequence OF the late decline in New
Orleans, and at dropping and easier prices. Lard, salt,
mess pork, sugar AMI coffee were all in brisk demand,
and closed firm st considerably advanced figures, while
with light stocks OF ~bagsing, rope snd Irvine, prices
were tend ng upward. Bacon was in fair request, and
at the close indications favored a further advance during
the present week. In financial C rcies there is nothing
Sew 70 report. Gold continues firm at IS ? cent, and
silver at u = cent, selling rates. No transactions re-
p rted in northern exchange, while for New Orleans
bills the inquiry was active and the market drm at 10
= cant.
receipts OF EADING ARTICLES FOR TIE PAST
MnNTH
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THE GREAT
EasGENas s7Eg495Cgaa4s
NERWIN'S BL00D GIlRGHERl
For the Removal and Permanent Cure Of al Dis-
eases arising from an Impure state Of
the Blood, giz:
MeFcuFial and syphSIitTc Taints,

@~ ~ w.
MeFcuFial and syphzIitic Taints,
In all their difsrent forms and stages;
Ulcers, EFupfEoDs, PiDp7ss,NOdes
OF shiP BOHss. Ba tches,
BOEas. SCaId Head.
And the entire class Of complaints eau ed by an impure
state Of the Blood.
It invariably cures Rheumatism, Liver Com
platnt, General and Nervous Debility, Inflammation
those distractions to which females are liable. Il Is
natures own cosmetic, II brings TIE young females
form to perfection, giving richness to the blood and
vigOr TO the nerves, causing health and happiness TO
sparkle in the d0wncsst and sadfeued eve, the rosy
bloom Of haalth 70 beauty the faded cheek.
The ssBEOOd seaTcheF3
Is precisely what its name indicates in all its length
look for. 10 inquire, to exam ne to invigorats, snd thus
p~urifving and cleansing the bleed, the source, the foun-
tain Of life, causing it to dow pare and unadulterafed
in al. its original purity and vlgor, thus rem0vinL from
the system all impure and pernioiCus csuses which
have induced disease.
It's elects have been almost miracuIousi Hundrsds
upon hundreds have been snatched BY il from an IN
timely grave and restord to the sweets Of health and the
endeaTments Of friends.
we can point TO hundreds Of cases that have been
cured after az other remedies have jailed, ard many
instances where the patients had given I'D al hone OF
ever being restored 70 health.
We not only claim 70 have discovered a panscea for
IMPURE BLOOD but we challenge the entire world To
produces q medicine that has its lfe-givinz and Search
ing properties.
E- Price 81 per bottle, or three bottles FOR IS, and
forwarded by express 70 81 parts Of the Confederate
States, on Teoeipt Of price
POTTER & AERWIN, Proprietsrs,
IS Jenerson-st., near post once.
Ard general dealers IN all popular patent medicines.
n Sold at all the Drug Stores In Memphis.
ieie-ttvawis
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WMaREPR.

A R IL SEAL and BUCKLE. on A black
~ leather foo. A liberal reward will be paid fgr its
delivery at Keck's Livery Stable.
su22 GEO ". FISHER.
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NTTTN lWT AaoTEI
Fiuuie AMI Brown, solicitors for.oomplanant.
se3IaW4W
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TNOn BIS. Extra SUperhne to arrive; 500 bbls.
/ UUU Extra aud Choice Fancy, $50 do. Pine aud
low superhne, 10 store ami for sale by
sr3t HUBBELL, HCRD 4 HUSTON.
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PRovIsIoNs.-Ihe records Of imports at the
Merchants Exchange show that a larger
amount of produce is now arriving here than
was coming in this time last year, when the
st. Louis and Cincinnati boats were running.
cBTOur old friend Csyce has established
himself at No. 3 Front Row, where he will in
future carry on his business in all its various
branches. He sells, this morning, a box of
carpenters tools. We ask attention to bis
card in another column. He sells everything
that is for sale, and always gets good prices.
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J. 5. CahrOtI FT'slllnI.
VI. L. BESr, Secretary.
STATE OF VIRGINIA,

TT"-FT-I0 I"|T|II V-WII. 7
!. S. CARSON, Pressd-ut, AID wI. L. BENT, Secre-
tary, this day personally appeared befCretEe subscriber,
& Justice Of the Peace, iu and for Sid county IN the
gate aforesaid. and m4da oath that the annexed state
uent is true, as shown 10y G. books and papers on file II
the once Of said company.
Given uqder my hand, this 18Th day o. AuEuyt, 1851.
ID ugUEE p
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in front Of my omoe in the city of Memphis, proceed
sell 20 the highest bidder,
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aespR RpaE6Aa0R-

EFT ny house without permission my negro a
l. man WALTsR, black, quick spoken, stam-
me s a little, his risht fsreduger shortened q Iit-'
tie, aud about. 80 yeas OF sge. I will pay the -
above fer mis- apprehension within tea days.
auyq7 9w ia. n WILLIAMSON.
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I'VE are authorized tG announce WA. ?. COOPER,
VkNEsq OF Nashville, a candidate for Judge Of the
Supreme Court OF Tennessee, fer The Middle Division
Of the State, to fill the vscancy Occasioned 5y the re ig-
nation OF Hon Robert L. CaIuthers R!eCtion takes
place on Thursday, the 9Th day Of October.
ar31-te
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3lfN advertisements.
Chancery at REemphis.
I'm Chancery az raempnis.

wm. C. Thompson, solicitor for complaInants.
sc3-fNw4v
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WEE elegant passenger packet ALOFZO -
L CHILD, peHaveui master, wiz leave Lsf
above on tuesday, 80 inst, at 8 P. N. GO
For freight or passage apply to
sel-2t J. D. NORTON s CO AGENTS.
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$50 EgSq1ggsa.

CATCH ~THlEF.-stole7 from my stable this
" mornjng (tuIust 30lh) a blood bay HORSE, 80
eight years old, fifteen aud a half hands high,
star in The forehead, a few " Ire hairs IN his name,
iu-t where the collar works; sh d only in front. Also,
4 very large and deep seated faIr Snani-h Saddle,
about half y oru; an oil gOEble rem Sns file bit bride. ]
will give be shove reward for the conviction Of the
thief and delivery Of horse and saddle, or S25 for the
horse, saddle and b idle.
Refer 20 A. A. SmithwiCk, Memphis.
" b. WRIGHT,
a-2I . Morning SIM Shelby COuptv. Teen.
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EH9RgaERN

ETgggsG 6G.
IN KORE J|OURNEYAAN SHOEEAEERS, 70 work
eBO on ARM Shoes and BrOgans. for which cash and
fair prices will be pa'c by
THOMAS CHILD, 35 Vain st.,
au27-Iw hemphf, Tenn.
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AGW Embellishments.
ATTENTIOs Nj CHANEUS.

c. MCINTOSH win re open her SCHOOL on
w Poutotoc street, on MONDAY, September 9Th.
se3-6t
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In Chancerv ar FIemDhis,

John c Flnnie, collector for complainant.
FEs-lawAw
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THE elegant psss-Bgs- packet ALONZO
4 CHILD, DehaVen, master. will leave 1871
as above on TUESDAY. 3 q inst , at s p @s
JAS 7 BOCANE & co Azauts
sel-Hf Sf Er-nt row
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I'm Chamcery at memphis.

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Henry G smith, solicitor for complainant.
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Il

ION BALES PRIME Tim~thy snd Prairie in Store,
OUO aud $50 tens 10 arrive. For sale BY
ausl HUBBELL, HURD X HUSTON.
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StgnIar 9athtts.


TTtHE splendid pssseugsr racket SAINT -
l. FRANCIS No. J, Capt. T. r. Bowman L
VIII leave as shove TUESDAY, 90 InsI-, &&
at . P. n. For freight or PASSAGE spPy On board or To
seL-at LLn-N LE.-LLM -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-03

CORNs
nOG0 BUSHELS prime Waite and yellow. For
ZUUU sale b. HUBBELL. HURD 81 HUTTON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-03

VI " y ANHAlHIo
A FEW dozen Just received. Apply to
a anal A s EvY & 90.