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r. Ths last Issue .of tie Carroll Patriot
published a. Huntington, which hss heretofore
been an unc0mpromiang Union papsf' CONF
out with the following spirited announcsils /.
"TVs uoss, hencsforih rnd fsrersrs TfPaa.'le -
alIsriouc, 10 the cgssrHnent Of ne unti's 81.
uudsr TIE r1ls Of ftfaiam Liacoln, - :, -.
uafu reo0asiruciios - ne A'HisN
been efsoied"
WELE DoKF, AHxAEsAs.-Ne unss.S unss.S I'D
mat rompanv. r,Ir,ssrsng one hiilqt 80 II
CITY men. has srrirba here from AIk-'7l-5 g-ber
tender their seryfces 10 Gen. bfezk avn
have orgsnizs6 and Travelled here Z. ,-,.,sts ii
eFpensf nd Ts dstsrmined 70 Psi-l' .l.''.sI,si
thsE Oh Fort p.s5sns, whether q '.siispl
Tie forrEo.nor % these brave ah-
department 4 Frrf1rrf.
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MEETING IN POTEzETT AND ST.
EEAHCIH. LHELHsAa-


At meeting OF the citizens OF S. Francis
and Poinsett counties, held at Wiitsburg, on
the 19 day Of April, 1861, ths following res
olutions were adopted:
On motion Of l. n. Dsadrick, the Hon. S.
H. Hinton was appointed chairman.
On motion Of F. N. Hare, Dr. J. Folsom
was appointed secretary.
On motion OF Dr.. A. S. Graves, F. n. Hare
was appointed assistant secretary.
On motion Of DR.. A. S. Graves, the chair
man was requested to appoint a committee Of
five to preseRt resolutions, for the adoption Of
the meeting.
The following gentlemen were appointed
said committee: Rev. Mr. Tbscler l. NJ Dsa5-
rick, Dr.. A. S. Graves, Geo. ". Lane, Tos
Hare, s-.
On motion, the chairman was added to the
committee.
The committee, through their chairman, the
Rev. Mr.. Thae1sr, presented the following res
olutions.
We, the citizens Of S. Francis and P0in-
sstt counties, hereby pledge Ourselves, our
lives, fortunes and sacred honor, to resist every
effort made bV the North, under the head or
Lincoln, TO Eubjugate the South, or any state
thereof. and to accomplish this purpote we ask
the executive Of this STATE to call an extra
session q the legislature Of the State as soon
as possible. for the purpose Of making a fsrth-
er appropriate on to purchase arms FOR the de-
fense of The state, and also take farther steps
for going out Of the Union a. the earliest prse-
ticable moment and 20 do and 10 perform an the
acts which The exisencies OF the times require
Retolusi, That we repudste with scorn any
call made By lincoln upon ths Southern Stales
FOR troops 20 fight against the South.
Resoiuei, That while We regard with pain
and regret The idea % fighting among the citi-
7sns Of the United States, vet since ii appears
10 be the intention Of the North to force it
upon rs, We will meet it like men and south
erBers.
Rss5lUed, That Gov. Rector be requested to
furnish the counties Of S. Francis and Poin-
{ sett, their quota OF the arms lately purchased
I By the State.
Resolrsd, That we recommend 20 the cit-
Z zens Of each township to form themselves into
| patrols, scouting parties aud military com
I panies, ready for any emergency.
On motion the resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
On motion Il was ordered that a copy oi
these proceedings be sent to the Madison Pic.
nssr, Harrisburg Joarnal, and Msmpbs Ar.
/ PEAL. S. h. HINTON. Chairman.
IsAhe 1e F9Iso''' sserstaris
r. ". HAREs
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To the Public.

A 7ou perceive have purchased the stock Of Books
aud staionsrg Of Msssrs- Gee Psttizon b Co. pur-
pose 70 conduct business snder the and style
n wade 4 Co. Most respectfully DO solicit TOR he
"a HENRY WADE.
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Cemetery, Memphis.

Jos. LENOW, Prsst. c. HAMILTON, SupL
MANAGERS.
lOS. LENOW T. H ALLEN " 3. MTLLER
N. WILLIAMSON, " HAEIIE
NNHE Cemetery mite ssJufh-esst from ne city
i The cles of the camuauy 10 the grounds. whsra
he Superintendent may o. ali times Be found Whsnh
in the oce ring the bal, and be viii sppear.
Terms Invariably cszh- mlsdlT
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Ats meeting Of The eitiz.ns Of The eleventh
civil district, hsld at Germantown on the Doth
OF April, DR.. J. NJ N. Cornelius was called
to lbs chair, and G. T. W. Shepherd was ap-
pointed secretary.
The chairman made few PERTINENT remarks
sxnlaustory o. The objects Of ihe MEETING.
On motion Of Col C. W Truebesr, a com-
mitise, consisting Of Joseph Brooks, DR.. W.
n. Morgan, James Kimbrougb, G. W. True
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ReasGOU0E.

! rTNHE undersigned has renewed 70 ATRES' BLOCK
secoi street where be will in few envs receive
large add = te his present stock of Carysts Car
tains oil Cloths, Pianos Pasor and Chamber ssts Of
mr9s-im h. X. eRosvENoR.
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PROVsESRO.RN.

CHOICE SUGAR CURED HAMS
u DO BREAKFAST BACON
DO SHOULDERS,
PLAIN HANS,
BACON SHOULDERS,
DO RIBBED SIDES,
DO CLEAR SIDES,
FAMILY PRIME MESS PORK, IN barrels and hf. bris
Do 6bBAR PORK, do DO,
DO LARD, prl ne kettle rendered, in harrslsi
hsf harres and g,
CLEAR MISS AND 4. o PORK,
BULK Mats, SHOULDERS, SIDES and HANS
E7-The above are nov IN Sto1ks and VIII Be kept
Constantly on hand through the season, from Enich
Hoteis, Grocers Boat ttgres, Coast Orders and the
Trade generally will be supslied It market rates By
FRANCIS WHITAKER,
Packer and Provision Merchant seventh and Carr
streets, 81. Lauis, No
Refers 70 merchants Of Memphis, generally who 90 q
uFsvisioR bnsineas. fH7-teod3m
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TO GAS CON UME X =.
ECONOMY In GAS.
REDUCTTOsF E.s' G.4s bills.

DY usirE BcHsnry's Patent Gas Burner. Thasf
ID burHers have been adopted By the cy autorfies o
Louisville and Cincinnati for the pHrpose Of nghtnf
hsir streets, ana sahie1ied 70 the most rtrid
photemetrical test regards a5raiug the greatest
amount Of light fer the smasSt consumption of Gas
and were found 70 esnPets with all other burners sen
70 the Gas Light Csnmaes sf hose cities FOR their
confederation and adoption. These burners are guar
aRtied te all who the, fer the following adTaut
Fes fst Koonoy in consumption q Gas 10 the aluuu
II froH, 70 per cent ths beat patent bnrnaI
made ard frsm 20 ts 30 per eeat OF the dth
tail Or bat-EinE buraer. lad A perfect clear auf
STEADY nhne. "a. Perfect oomeustion and freedom
freu ausks. zth. Freedom frsm beWinE and wEatinl
sf Gas ssmmsn - the hsh-tRil and bat-Wing burner
Nv loaz sxperienes Ia the maaafasture ant consuup
ton 81 SIS (havinE bees superintendent q Msmphn
Gas Ter tha last seven years) induses say
they The beEt burAer that has ever been offered q
The paois ard asss By private consumers to the
exclusion 81 All ether kinas where they have been in
troduees The burners be a. Chandler q Co =
drug stores he city lamp posts iu front Of he Appea
af8-s on Unicn street, and Dr. herriiPs on Madison
street.
For sale al NJ shop, arst 6oor north OF the ca
ofnce, Main street, between Washington and Poplar.
ABEL SINISTER,
Gas and steam Pipe F.tter.
ia a FerH -ru
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Trust Sale.

DURSUANT to the power and authority eouferre4 On
Il me By the terms sf trust deed, made - me - }
D. MontFomery on the 2st day 81 December, 1853 ehd
recorded s the Registers soe, in Book Ne. -, pages
af1 us and 9i4 On the ID day sf gssuaryi 1881 ~
which deed references hsrety Ea6s fer psrtculas,
will On SATURDAY the nth aay sf April 1871, Al n
C Csvce SEAS austen hcase, kHsWn - The AreAaei
o. TIE souh side q Union street. betveea he hears OF
10 and u O'Clock A. n, have and eIPese - sale the
following described tract parcel sf lana, kAsEn and
sasrnated a. f0llews to-wit Bei1g and Wing in the
rnfF Of Shelby and State Of Tennessee aad beginning
al point cypress tree, with tAe line Of Jehn Cub
ana marked Ne s. and running east and vita Oshbins
line forty-nre poles and dfsen t5) links to stake
-onfh 81 maple tree marked J. thence north7txty
fonr sfl poes and tueny-ons t2ll links to stakej
fhance east twenty f29) poles 70 stake and coraev Of
thirteen acre entry b. Actamer Oarri thehse south
forfv fs1l poles sakei thence easa hfty-tEe (s2l
rs 10 stske thence north forty 40j poles and nfteen
ubl inks north Of black walnut marked n. o. 70
pontert lire. thence east twenty three @ feet f. TIE
vest siaa u twenty t0st alley and fhenee scuth end
fh the line Of said alley hundred and tweaiY 2Q
ssler TO Z stake; ard thence west hundred and
fveatv-oae fiz1) poles snd sfteeH links 70 stake
thsnes nth sfy-nve 55 poles and forty links to place
II beElnnirE. baing hitY six acres, more or less.
viii sell aad tract Of land to the highest bidder for
cash ts satisfy a certain note drawn By said J. D.
Nonfsarery to J. NJ SAINT the 24th day Of March,
fhereabcuts in the year 1850, for hundred col
lars and the cost and expenses oi said sale. All
sn wanting to purchase said lot Of land should examine
the tide and be ready then and there 10 pay said
araouni It may bring.
Title believed to be Esod, but VIII convey Oaly as
nras-td VS.. BEUoE. Trustee,
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BOOKS! BOOKS!
Young & Brother,

oDD-FELLOWs' HALL.
nICKENS' WORKS. complete.
u Irvine's works complete.
Daihoun's Works, complete.
Webster's works. eomplete
Polstcal Text Book. By n. v. Ciuskey,
History Of France. ~ white
Carolina Sports By Eiou
Life in ths OLD World
Homes Of American Statesmeu.
Homes OF American Authors
Wo0dburr's writings.
JGsT RBCETVED,
large assortment Of Printers lax
For sale By YOUNG 4 BRO,
mrl2 OSa-tlss1' hail.
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Krone square renewable veey, Per annurn, 80. 90
tgice week, % 90 90
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twice week &c 80 90
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that time.
E-Al Advertisements required to be kept on second
p1gs, CHARGED As NEW EACH DAY, and on third page,
1lvauce over stated rates
r-Advsriseneus directed b be displayed, or set In
large type, charged at DOUBLE RATES
rTearly advertisers will be charged extra for
p7itE space ever coutracv and when LARoE TYPE il
required to be used the advertisement kept insid'
q paper.
E@Teary advertisers wllIbe charged extra At reEu-
ar rites fer wants, Rents, Renewals, CoPaTnersh1s
Notices, To C0usignees, etc.
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viii be charged per square FOR each and every inseE
tiOn.
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instance.
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ali other advertisements.
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~ cents per line.
~ No dsduction or variation viii be mads from tn,
WCLANAHAN Dill,
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ECE! ICE! ICE!
BEAL STREET ICE HOUSE f!
CORREY & 90.

RE now laying in their stock Of ICE for the season
They have much larger anouH than ever before, and
have always been able to supply their customers
throughout the entire season. rss solicit o'dsrs
wholesale q retail. nraa-im
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Krone square, renewable weeEiy, per annum, $40 0
tgice week, % 90 Q
S9-Two squares, renewable weekly per sunum, 50 O

. Is o0ao o6l5 % . oo1o % 50 % ss 90 % rs
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inc mInor Evenis o. Testerday.

Ths Confederate flag Was displayed from tae
custom house, hotels and private residenees-
Ffebt stare being generally tire NUMBER On tne
fsv-ope having been added FOR o.d virginia
me custom house was taken out OF the
hands Of the United States aud placed under
{ guard Of State troops.
The harrying 70 and fro Of u.iiilafy men
gave the city Qgite marital aspee-
The steamships Fofktewn ard JamestoWh'
(bslopeing to the Virginia AID NeT YORK
sfssuship compsuY,) have both bees seizea'
ar nat IN charge Of Virginia state troops
ne yorktown was seized a. her wharf ~ tnia
civ On "Wednesday afternoon Iust as sue Nas
about 10 aenart snT New YORK Witu iafge
.-,o,ot IN rrerehandiee. Tue jamestown Was
sejzs5 al CITY Point (siKty miles below hco-
-,onso ~ trooDs which bad bees sent down IN
) stssmeT FOR that purpose. The jamestown
lsff New York Tuesday afternoon, and, We
understand. has on board about S50sVay Weil
of ordnance and military stores, fer , iNi0'
aad other souibsfn States. -.,-
A marine vessel was also seized az Si1g
Point. called the Arago, by detaenineht p
,,oiuuteprs from Richmond Ine steam 1is
william Allison also arrived at The hicnmoAa
,rbsrf isst night, with the United states SUI
ysvfup erbooner Mason in tow which Dad also
been levied upon a.
Tss seizures have been made upon nc ~
falfozts. We presume. The vessels oelhs o"h'
Chiefly bF northern men, "a,
We have no space for conimeht IN ~.
wsek Of great events, the little lne'aents ueIs
named nav be dispatched with CesatiaA u
itv -RiolnsoHd EHfafrcr, 10ih.
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A PATRIOTIC AcT.-H is with pride and
pleasure that we record al act Of patriotic
munilcenes by private and unassuming gen.
tleman. W. F. Gartley. Esq Of Benton,
Yszoo county, yesterday gave 81 500 to the
State Of Mississippi When such a spirit in
spires every man and woman here, what
chance is there for the vile myrmadons Of
Lincoln? Let them dare to come, and the
frsemen Of the South will chastise their iuso-
ence with FIRE and sword.-Vieksburg Ssa.
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TN.TDQagerS,

y = q
rT1H City ASSESSORS viii enter inmes civ on dutT
i fr the asssssment q real sa1 persjnal property
or the thrtyfh corporate year and request all real
tate owners. where there bss been change Of owner-
ship since last Assessnent or any errs IN listing to
max. IL hnsvn imhedrtely, BY nate directed to tae
City Assessors, through the post OF riayer's sace
JOHN r IRRELEVANT,
JOHN DRBW,
ar2e-fm JOHN PAX
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MISSISSIPPI PLANTATIONS.
TENNESSEE FARMS.

We sfer uunher OF select and highly improve
farms in snelby county, varying IN distance ircm Mem
phis from tEeaIy miles. All Of these lands are
dssiraby situsted and daely adapted Tor Gsrdeninr
and Farming purposes.
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TERMS CASHI
Grocery and Millinery
GTO r H q

A GRHAT VARlHTT Of well-se lected fresh and su-
"A perIsr Grooeries Hnd PrsvisionE, hne wines aud
superior Liquors. o. direct importation, are always
kept on hand a. the store Of JOHN HARrLEf, cor
Linden and Deaoo sreets. He has lust reeeivee
a fresh cousiEnment Of Ania 81 Louis Hams, for
which his estsbiish slent is celebrated.
Next ths Grocery establishment, on DeSots street, Re
has lust spened with entirely new stock OF
Fashlona6le Millinery, Bonnetf Dry Goods Trimminss
and evsry artiois in taaf line q business.
competent AID experienced lady will attend TO all
who may extssd their patTonsE-. Ladies' isvited
and inspect the spring stsck which viii be fousd
superior ard attrsetiVe and that III sui the
times. JOHN Ii. HARTLET
mrs Corner LiHden and Resoso streets.
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e The Washington States says that a
majority Of the volunteer companies Of the
Federal Capital refused to take the oath pre-
seribed By the Black Republican military
junta.
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DONOe'S Patent
FOR SETTING GRATBSI

TTAvIHG PURCHASED THE RIGHT FOR SETTING
H CRATES By the shove PAtest, an now prepared
execute all orders with PromPtnsss crates set vita
this patent greatly Increase the quantity sf heai
thrown int the ROOM and at the zine less fhei ir
required thsA by the Old style Ereplsos.
Orders left At Morgan l. Baiduin's, walkers Block
Naiu street, al my shop, eorHer ef Liaden and
CauBsy streets, will be promptly attended 70
H. LEMON.
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SUBURBAN AND CITY PROP
ERTV.

shave number Of uninproved and elegantly In
proved CITY and Suburban Lots, which snsr for sale
or exchange.
YOUNG & WELD,
r.rfz Union street.
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cTThe Cairo (IlIinsis) Gossite, has th'


For several days psst the Cairo city saw
mills have been saving heavy oak timber to
I'll a s0uthera order. The timber is for gun
carriages for the Sou bern ConfederacY. A
special agent was sent here from New Orleans
yesterday, who Is giving the matter his per
s0nal attention.
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ESTATE OFFICE

HAVING associated with Us Dr.. D. 7. SCOTT, FOR
II merry o. Nashville, We are prepared 10 ofsr 70 20
friends and The public additional facilities in the con
duct OF business, and with increased diligence Do
the discharge Of duties, hope 20 merit oontin-
Of thst patronage heretofore literally extend,c
Ia Below present q portion OF the property
placed st our disposal.
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cERTIFIckTEs

CERTIFIcATEH.
We the undersigned have bad dreplacea set win
Dodges patent setting Crates and ana the rooms
better warmed with less fuel, than they wers before
is adoption and take pleasure in Recommending y
our citizens generally fer the oomfert Il inaares and
its ecou5my in the consumption o. oeai.
Thomls James Finnie, Charles Potter,
T. L Rcfraa, James B. Cook,
q. Falls, A. hcmondss
BP Dill J. @. Finale,
= n Cash J. ,. hurphsy,
sshoonover, Morgan s. Baldwin.
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J. GRlEsHABER & BRO,
Cabinet Makers q Upholstersrs,

A re row prepared 70 execute srders RessaFr&R0
II In their iire IN tie most perfect nm So.
manner, and at The shortes notiee.
HavinE furniture cars q their own, > , > 4
taey viii receive orders for moving, taking down and
setag up Pianos and Furniture Of All kin6s, on the
most rea onabis terms.
They viii also give attention 10 iayirg Carpets, poi
shinE and vanishing Furniture banging oHrians and
ricties.
Orders solisited st The store Of Inzrah.m Lees
Nlin street, sr 1871 Nain street, At TIE desk Of " b.
Muier %. ialS-Gm
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COMMON FURNITURE.
TRUST Sale.


DY virtue OF three deeds Of trust dated July, Sep
ID tember and November lst Executed 90 me By A. J.
Aonigomery 10 certain debts therein specified
will proceed TO sell fer cash to the highest bidder in
front Of the ocs u Horne. Esq in the city OF Mem
phis the 22ND DAY OF APRIL, 1851, she following
property viz In the county Of Shelby and State Ten
nessee beginning At stake point the side OF
College street OF avenue, hundred and thiny-wo
Qs1) feet sonthwardly from the sosh side Of walker
street, laid down the map II me city Of Memphis
BY B. ", Rlsker; thence eastwardiy parallel with
walker street, and along the south line OF let Of \
acres, sod BY the said Montgomery 10 the Rev M
Drane ABS feet to stake the southeast corner Of the
aid acre let thence at right angles With the east
SIDE q the said lot % said walker street ~
feet; thence eastwafdy with The south ads o. he saa
walker street 70 the northeast corner Of the lard sed
to sasd Monesmery By s. Rnzei hy his deed o. Eeoru-
arv 1885, thence Wardy vita The ezst line Of
sad tract the same being 20 scrs tract, to the north
east corner Of a Let sold By said Montgomery 10 R
Alexander, being 2 = acresi hence westwardT With
the north boundary Of the said acres and the north
boundary sold By said Montgomery to c. j. G.
Deviin to College street, thence Wit tho east sde Of
asrss near Starks Female College, and part Of The
- aforesaid. The risht Of redemption Is expressly
waived. The title is good, bat I will sell only as
trustee
deb viii, at the said time and place sell for cash
tueniFhve shares Of the stock q the Memphis Baic
aud Loan Association conveyed 70 By said Mont
gomery As collateral security.
mr2l-lm J. @. GRIFFING.
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A CARD TO TIE PUBLIC.
COIL e! COsHES

HAVE bees engaged IN the cual trade iar t-a pass
4 twelve years = ha7ra Hsstaf -lsl o tfH rs-sar
retail city aud steamulst trade sad have I-a-usi
experience the necessity Of having -hslper fuel
H-mphis than bas heretofore been furnished u
lle The of the rich and pelr alike require
The change proposed, while do pretend o. dis
suiss the fact that Intend 90 make money, Do s
the lsss true that shall plEiic telefacior
have hand large supply uf Greel river elals
Fhch have always furnished 81 price FAR 0ellw tlaE
which paid or PIttshurE coal ne pieces are
Iargs the coal blocks received Pits
arg bar these grow as t-s nine Is r@uetrate-s
and with each shlpeul 1 me By spring t1s usps vi U
large the largest taken from the PrtsuurE us
freen coal c1sts less than that from the hea
the ONO, and tlerefore sell Do low, and uls
because 10 valuable Tor all p1rp0ses- hav8
ssaed DO useless 70 obtain au publish certEcates
ls properties from those Who use it here IT. H. au1
checks fh- csrtideates want. have. how
arEer STOCK than ever befnre % PItisburg ouai,
Fhich goes - az market prices. would state
5vsr that those who buv from pay money ts eli
itzen % Memphis. All that make goes cirCuls-
lon here. take nothing frocl the city ubich
did not utead should 90 aay he did not hava
z nphis a coal bed. Keep your money at h1un, AMI
sand By your people when you accomplish -
.1yng coal 81 the Blue Omcs, Jsdersons a. ths
DOT of Poplar street
no7-sr THOMAS JAMEs
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KR24aOUNE.

T. CHADEICc hss removed his Irsurtnce once
J to Ods-Fsnswsi Hall, the hrst a The right
The top Of the stsirs where he wiz be happy
hs oii friends and cnstoncrs ard afford ihem every
facility in his power In his line Of busin-ss
he tfill represents the old 80 Hartford Insurance
Company the oldest company doing business IN Mem
phis and the Phmntx Insurance Company. No o0ui-
paniss jhe couuiry have earned better reputation
for promptuess and fair detlinEs
Fair desiing and prompt settlement is, and always
has baen bis motto J. 3. CHADWICK,
ar7 InFnranee Agent. ODD FelioVFs' Hail.
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TVAvING ssd our stock Of Bsoks, Stationery etc. 10
III Mr. ~. wade 4 Co. after thanking our frien1s and
the public for the very liberal patronate extended %
Us We most cordially solicit for the arm oontau-
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-23
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and npHTities 70 which tuah garments Mabae ant
warrant the Epos moi y reappear Gait and erainnf
their samples q oost dressing. II they fail 7leAs
you ehsrge will be made Their once ls on Js1eraoI
street, Between Eain End Front R0w.
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