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ARREsr OF MIR BUyGERFoRD

tits due to Mr.. +. Hungerford that rbe facts
connected with his return to Memphis, uBder
order from the party commanding here,
should be known. Mr.. Hungerford left Mem
phls on the 1st instant, on the 4 O'Clock P. N.
train. 1t being known to some Of his acqua.n-
tances that be was Leaving, they proposed
sending letters By him to their Friends in the
East. This fact induced some persons to
take steps to have these letters examined,
before allowing him TO go East, which led to
bis being returned to Memphis. A full exsmi-
nation having been made by General Polk
Of all the papers found on Mr.. Hunger
foFd's person, be decided that moth
ing written in any one Of them eosld
effect cur interests in any manner and gave
him a pass to go and attend to the business
that necessltsted the journey. was sent for
before getting a pass for him on the LIST
from s. 7. Morgan, Mr.. Morgan having been
instrucsd, by the safety committee, not to fur
nish one for him. told Mr. Morgan to give
the pass, but to s~.ipIlate in it that Mr.. Hun
gerford wa to convey no letters or packages
for others, and ] ssid that I believed be would
strictly regard the prohibition. On ny return
to oar Office, I did net have tine
to stop him, and be passed on to the cars. u
was difficult for him to get on the cars in time,
and impossible to get the letters out of bis
sstchsJ before the train left. I suggested that
he bad better return them by some friend,
which be informed me be intended to DO. He
tried on his way TO see, st Humbolt, an ac-
qusintsnce nsmsd Jones, for that purpose,
bat die not succeed. He certainly could and
would have returned them by the parties from
Louisville, by whom be would be sending pa
peFs TO our house. In view Of the many ru.
mors that have been put in circulation, I have
deemed it just to give this statement to TIE
public. A. STREET.
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Fourth WARD WIT.-Two tickets placed
in the Fourth ward baliot-box on Thursday
might be called "curiositieS Of the franchise :"
Ga one Of them was written "Tbere can be
no such thing as a permanent constitution under
a republican form OF government, and / vote
no.. For Congress, J. c. Farrington-the only
one who is not able to bear arms il defense Of
bis country; LET tie others shoulder their mus
kets and go TO the wars. For hoater, R. S.
Saunders; for representative, E. W. Munf,rd-
with al their faults l am willing 20 trust them.
The other ticket, in which the vote was given
for Harris, Mosby, Dunlap, Saunders, Estes
and Harris, contains The foil owing reasons for
voting against the opponents of those gentle
men: "Polk-he pok-ed after the Union too
long. Avsry-I think a very poor chance.
Currin-he lsaHs the wrong way. PAIRING
ton is not what be pretends; won't do for Con-
gress. BOBd-he may give it, bat don't be-
lieve it. Payne-Yes, it would bs very payne
full, Indeed! ShaTp-tOo sharp for Congress.
Williams know him " old, etc. Coward
it is certainly no time for towards. Hall-we
have more halls now than we can rent. Som
ervell-not my style. Algee-I wanted him
TO ges-hs don't know how. HsrFis-let's try
one at a time. MsrtiH-a summer bird.
Dickinson-I know Dick, but not his son.
POWELL wish you pos0eyfal we'll, but I can't
vote for you. Herrons-won't DO for this
climate.
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Cherokee CureI

AN ~Uniailing cure for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotcucy Less Ct Power, Pains IN the
BacE. stone il the Bladder, Distracted sud Difficult
Hoas!raution. and ell diseases caused by d~eviating from
.hs path Of nature, and INDUCING in SeIf-PolIution.
BY the use Of tais Cure ell improper discharges are
removed, tie weakened organs Of generation are
speedily cured, and f1i yisor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect
thst q sound mlsd ard body are necessary to promote
oonDuJIel happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, dsbiiitated, worn
down and Departing d5Yotse Of sensual pleasure, will
End relisf.
It is SAFE and pleasant in taste, but immediate In its
action; Containing 10 mineral poison, but Is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in the form Of q delicious
syrup.
Price 81 per bottle, " three bsttes for So, and for
wardsa by express TO al! parts Of the world.
Sod b. al respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER s. aEEwIN, Proprietors,
Sole PrspTietOrs, TO JeferSon-st., near post Of3ce,
general dealers IL all popular family medicines, Mem
phis, Tenn.
~ Sold in Ismphis By sl responsible druggists.
mr96-dtWawiy
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For New O~rleans-TIroush in 81 Hours.
TEE spientII PASSENGER pacs-t LOUIS, r.
l. VILE, Comics, master, viii leave IS Lgs[EH
Above SATURDAY, Sd inst at2P 81 So
positively. For EeiSht or passage apply On board OF 20
BOURNE = Co., IS FroH. r-w.
g. 2-2t AGENTS.
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TJHE fine passenger packet LOUISVILLE, r. =
/ Couhs. y as;er. wlil IfaFe az above
on SATURDAY, at1F m. -
For freisht or passage aPplg on b5ars, ar 70
fu3-It Eli TOTF FTNS0S. Agent.
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Snatal Totltts.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
nE VIRGINIA

Authorised 81 100000
Cash capital and surplus paid up............ $4,000
See card in another column. once, on Madison St,
opposite Bank Of Memphis.
myI-ty J. T. WEST, Agent.
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9 Everybody is invited to call at the
Southern Gallery and examine the specimens.
Atmittancs free.
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TO NEWS AGENTS. NEWS BOYS AND THE
PUBLIC AT LARGE.

Owing 10 the enhanced price of paper, as
well as the extreme difficulty ia procuring a
supply at all, The propTietors of the APPEAL
find it obligatory upon them to raise the price
on their customers. The price in future will
be as follows:
City subscribers will be required to pay to
the Carriers twenty-five cents per week, in
stead Of twenty cents, as heretofore.
To the trade, three cents per single copy, or
SO GO per hundred.
Single copies at the counter, Eve cents, as
heretofore.
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ATTENTION ATTENTION


THE finest assortment Il Letter and Note Paper ever
i offered in this city.
We invite particular attention 10 our beautiful a7sOrt-
rent Of Letter and Note Paper, consisting Of the fol-
lowing styles: Bsmask wave. DsmEsk Reticulated,
Windsor Court, Windsor Amber Laid, WindsI Reticu-
lated, De La Rue Regal Note, De La Rue Rose DamGsk,
French Paper, assorted cOlors; HagnEs Yelium Bath,
Marines, Arabesque, Victoria, QsadriIls. Also, Mourn
ing Paper and Envelopes, Of every description.
Gall and make your Selections,
YOUNG / BRO.,
noI6 UDder Odd-feIoOs5 Hall.
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.YFW G.

NEEAPEIs n AREANsAs RIyE g.
W CONFEDERATE STATES MAIL LeErcg1
lane -rne above line VIII during i0wH&
water IN the Arkansas river, Tua snail b5sts from Ms
% con % Little rock.
Passen- sTg leaving EeaDh on E5rdzya. Wfduzs-
days AID Saturdays, connect direcdy wish ths-a boats
next day a N89'icsn- They leave Napoleon SUNDAY.
Thursday and 4bursi4y evening, zHd cu-n+ct dirrsr 81
little Rock with coaches -sr hot qp-luzs ana Fort
smith. For farther in'Oimttau apply 20
J0EH -. ADfHE. Proprietor. or
r HAaMsgAD Aaeu4
b5O-3ma Corner Hadizon street zaC Fro.t row.
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A FoATUNE GAINED Lo.T.-We men
toned yesterday the sudden death by sunstroke
of a man supposed to be an Englishman, who
left his home sometime since on account Of
his father having married a second wife. 1t
is stated that bis father lately died, leaving
him a large fortune. He had a large trunk at
his boarding house well filled with good
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~SoNERvTLLE FsEALE INsTITUTE-We in
serr The advertisement OF this institute else
where. Prof. Meredith, the principal, is a
gradua Of The university Of Virginia, a fin
i-hed scholar, uuspairlng worker, and che Of
the most thorough and successful educators in
the southwest. The advantages offered are
a most classical course OF study, a finely fin
ished and convenient institute, q healthy ioca-
ton, and southern teachers whose qualihea-
tions cannot b. exeelled.
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GommGrtial 81tttrs.
DAILY REPORT OF rae mARXEIE
FURNISHED FROM THE aERcHANTs'

KEmFRIs. August ;, 1851.
COTTON-NuthinS reported. Received 10 ba'es.
TOBAOCO-We did not hear Of a sale.
w~HEAT-Tber was a coed demand for this article On
'Chsuze, yesterday, and some 200 bashcls found pur-
chasers al figures ranrirg from 50; FOR inferior and
smuty to 81 O0GG O5 for prime and choice. Sales 2Oo
bushels a! 500, 200 at sI.05. 50 ST Sc, 200 at coo, $50
at size, 2Cl st Soc, $50 at SO, 100 at So, ard $50, slight
y damaged, at 75c.
~FLOUE-rhe market iy active, without change in
prices. Sales 12O barrels single X at 500, % DO at
S7.25, and 1875 tags choice extrs on private terms.
CORN-saies from levee Of 100 bags yellow at50c, 100
wbite at 5Oc, and 10 mixed at ssue.
F~ARLET-39O bushels sold on private terms.
BBAE-ICo tuns sold. in several lots at SO.
OATs-Sales Ia lots at 609G2se.
BACON-Limited sales at Tic for clear sides, and IS,
for shoulders.
COFFEE brisk inquiry, with sales OF $50 bazs,
in enc lot At s3Hc, $50 bags at 35c, and several smsll
lots at 30Gs5c.
-EUGAR-There is a good demand at steady prices.
Sales Ii bids ct !, 6 at7, sat 81, . at 5E. l At y, ?
ate, ! at6Ac, 80 brls crushed ct lsHc, aud 90 d clsri-
Ted stSHc.
MOLASsEs-40 pkgS SOLD al &c.
BUTTER-sales 1900 brls prime at IS.
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~ EElEnren.
DR.. McLean's Universal pills,
--r -o.rur Hruvu mr. ~ wruunuu an -

ACHE, T
mare has never been y cstEArtic medicine oFersd
the public that has gives such entire satisfaction
acLean's Universal Pills.
Beiuz entirely vegetable, they are perfectly inVoosnt
sud can - tskeE by the most tender infant; yet PROMPT
and powerful Ia remOving all bilious secretion, acid or
impure, fetsd matter from he stomach. In fact, they
are the only Pills that sA0lld be used IN mslarious dts
tricts.
They psoducs no EripiEs sickness or pain In he st1m-
ab OF bowels, th0uch very active ana sesrchiuE in theL
operation, promoting healthy s~ecrstiOus OF tee liver and
kidneys. who Wiil suffer from HiliOus-ess. Headsch5
and Foul stomach, when 50 chesP 8 remedy can be CD
ta!uedP Keep them constantly on hand 8 single dosa.
tsken in season, may prevent hours days and months a
sickuess. lsk fr d.. J. 4. NcLean's Universal Pllis.
rake no other. Bsing oosteds they ae tssteiss5 Price
only 25 cents per box, snd can be sent b mail 20 sng
psrE q the Vuitsd St4tss-
J. z MCLEAN, sole Ptc2risor,
Cornsr Ftlrd and Pine streets. s.. ESLis. 10.
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SOUTHERN MOTHER5.-A general attend
sncs is earnestly desired at the regular weekly
meeting on Saturday at half past eight O'Clock
A. NJ to discuss matters connected with the
aid TO be sent to Virginia. The meeting is to
take place at the house Ct the secretary. The
country ward having proposed to attend the
rooms next week will send a full representa-
ton. Many E. PORE, Secretary, S. S. M
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A Chance for Active Service.
RANGERS.

AVN been authorized by Governor Harris to
! II raise 3 Battalion OF Mounted Rangers for the war,
desire 70 enlist Ave hundred sble-b0dIed uasB, mount
ed a d equipped with such arms as they can procure
(shst guns and pistols prsfera0le), suitable 10 tie ser
vice. Those wAo cannot entirely equin themSe YES will
be furnished arms by the State. when mustered in,
a valuation Of the property IN hOrSes and arms will be
mad, and the amount credited 10 the volunteers.
These wishing 10 enlist are requested 10 report ITEM
selves 10 Hr A. the Gayoso House. where quarters will
be assigned then until such time IS the Battalion Is
raised. NJ B. r
k2S-itf Lieut Col. p A. Tenn.
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COMMON Law COurf.

baTan BIIitIl aIIU0 FDNtU NVIVIJ PENIEIous % Ut-
come a Slave, eX parte.
In the Law side Of the Common Law and Chaucery
Court of the city OF Memphis, Sarah Batter, . fres wo-
man Of color, has TIED her petition TO bscOhe the slave
of Charles Paul, 1t is, therefore. ordered by the CLERK
and Master OF s.id court, IN vacation, that publication
be made g. required by law, and that petitioner and her
Intended master, AMI all persons Interested, appear be-
~ e said court on the second AOnGsY in February next,
1852, it being the 6rG day Of the February term, 1852,
Of seld court and answer such questions as may be
dor OF sasd court.
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT, CLERK.
jyas.wsw By 4. J. WHEELER, Deputy CLERK.
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Eead the

hRS9RS. Clark, Gregory = Co., E~sshvile-Gents I
have bSen afflicted with Piles. together With 3 compli-
cation Of diseases, for better thsn twelve years, ard I
have tried vario1s remedies, and 81 have failed 70 give
relief, unless il vas OF short duration. I have used
two and ole-hslf BEETLES Of your AmbrosiaI OIL, accord
ing to directions. ard have received more benefit from
its use than from 81 else besides. I wish this made
public, that suffering humanity may and relief.
NANCY ANE wHITEIER,
Hgrsh8ll County, Tenn, SEPTEMBER i6, 1860.
Sessrs. ClsIK, Gregory & Co Gents here are two
OF my friends here that want, each, hat q dozen bottles
OF yuar Ambrosisl Oh. They have tried it aud found
it all you recommend it. JAS. 7. oPE
TuDael HI ], Georgia, 1880.
For sale BY II. @. OEYCE b SON,
And al EeIrphis druggists. jyl7-daE2W
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swINDLING.-Offcers JohesoH and Morgan
yesterday arrested a man named Joseph
Wilder, charged with obtaining sOme SlSL
and a fine gold watch from J.. H. GaIlims, a
Louisiana pian'er, on 2 visit TO this city. The
men we're playing cards at boarding house,
where tae Louisianian was stopping. They
induced him to join them and then b. trucking
got lis money and bis watch from him. Coun
try visitors shoald be on their guard against
city tricks.
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r Our old friend Col. D. C. Cross, Of the
9th Arkansas regiment of volunteers, is now
ia the city, providing for the comfort OF his
men. He is looking as young as ever.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-This court had no case
on trial yesterday. The case OF VIM. Porter,
charged with the murder OF Michael ArehaTd,
vas postponed until The next term.
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Foreign Markets by Telegraph.
TPre kTrs,fsuTp

LIVERPOOL, July 81, l5sI.-ssles Of c,tton for
the last two days before the sailing OF the steamer,
45 coo bales; spectators and exporters taking p 600
bales. Prices have advanced Lie RHd. and closed al,
v1ucinc.
CousoIs s3E geo FOX m7uey.
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WARN HEARTED.-An unusual degree Of
wsrmhesItelnsss exjRted among our citiZsn
yesterday, the sun made them so hot that their
hearts necessarily shared in the superabusd-
anee of ~csloFic.
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NV ORLEANS, Avg. 2.-Cottou-Sales OF cotton TO-
dFy us bales at los Gle. Receipts 1879 bales against
$50 bales Of same period last year. Decrease, 3s?s 0C0
bales; at sI ports go. 900 bales. Stock $500 bales.
SUGAR 4k@4Ic. Flour $7.25G7 50. C-fec-weeE's
sales So bags at 209s0,. Stock 1900 bags against soc
bags Of same period last year.
Aivices from al portions Of the C5nieIerscy furnish
glowing account. o! The c-nns.
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U Z FERRY

MARK r. CHEEK.
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SUMTER GEAYs.-We would call The attsn.
ton Of cur citizens to this fine body Of young
men, mex preparing 10 20 into active service.
Il is composed of business men OF The city
who bsvs, until nov, been kept from the wars
BY urgent business necessities at home and
as the time has now arrived VIXEN the services
OF all are required, who can get away FROM
home, we would appeal to such to come for
ward, and connect themselves with the Sumter
Grays. They want a few more good men be-
fore being mustered into service, which win be
in TIE next eight or ten days. Soon after
which, they will leave for the healthy and beau
tiful mountain region Of East Tennessee.
Come gsntIsmen, do not have it said after this
war shall have ceased that you have taken no
part in resisting the oppression Of the sboli-
fionIsts Of The North, and that you have not
stood up and fought like men for your rights
and your homes, which will be the case II VOC
do not lake some part 10 it. Their arnory is
IN the living Block. Apply from 10 to u A.
H., AID ? to 1 P. NJ. also, at evening d%rills.Iss
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Beats Leaving.

For NEW OaLEAVs The splendid passenger packet
LnEisviIIe, Combs, master. will lesve for New Orleans
and al way landings this afternoon, al ! o'chSk. J.
I. Bourne & 60 and Elliott X Yiasoa, 50 uts.
FOR CoBUaIBUs.-At four o'c'ook this evening the
Rose Douslsss, Cart, Ntginuisi leaves feT Kew Mad
rId, hickman and Columbus. Per freight or passsge
sp7iy on b ard.
FoR EEw OELvhNs The splendid passfDg'r boat
Alouz1 Childs. EsHaveu master. leaves IS shove tbs
evening 81 5 O'Clock. Thos. y. williams & c., agents
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Weekly paper, per annum, $500.

GT Rev. Mr.. Jones will presch at Beal
street Baptist church, on to-mcrrow, at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ, and at seven and a half P. n.
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Nall trxin. ..............l 1895 A. Mo-. 200 P. n. |.
Freight anc accommodation. S:sO P. M.......6:45 A. Il.
MEMPRIs ANp LITTLE RoCK RAILROAp.

Passenger Train leaves Ferry Landing daily (szn-
dsys e~xcsp-Adl a. 500 AM. arrives Et2 p. NJ. Cen
ne~s e. &adlscn with Arkansas Stage Company and
Overland n D COACHES 10 Little kosk, Fort Smith, San
FrsncIsro C6ltfoIuIs Hot Springs; Washington, ArkRH-
sss; CizTEzyiie, Texas, and al principal points In
Arkansas sol Terss. Ficksts sold By L. s. Knowiton,
No. a. TeHarscp street
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

aes--TRlen street., Cor. Front AIIey.
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Dr, ]. H. REcLean5s Volcanic Oh
Eminent.
TIE BEST EXTERNAL ~ TIE WOI
49, urNg IN nj Hgrs

- 1L0A - ~ 1aA[@H 4 -
NAY OR BEAST.
thousands 81 human beings hare been saved 3 life
Jscrspiruds and misery ny The use o. t5is nvalusblA
Lfnivnsut. u viii relieve psiR slnsst iustanta3e0usly,
and IL VII elesnse, purify aat heal tie fOHisst sore ~
am Incredible short TINE. AcLe3u's Volcanic Oil In
imeut win relieve the most tns eteTais cases Of Rneu-
mstisrn, aout or Neuralgia. FoT Fsrs'ye's. Cdu:rscfsd
Muscles, Suh1Ess or y szkless ID us joints, Huscies
or Liza merit, 10 viii never fsll. Two applications win
cure sore Threat, Heedsche CT EarsUbc. For Burns O.
Scalds, OF any Paia, IL j. en- iuf1llbie rerfsig. Ply il.
and you VIII ana 80 81 Indispensable remedy. Keep
always or ha1d-
Planters Farmers, or coy ore having charge q
horses, will save money By csips AcLea1's VolcsaieOH
Eminent. II Is z SPEEDY ard i~nfsIihle cure 5ur Gaia.
sprzias, Chafes, Swelling, Lamensss. sweeusy, SoFss.
wounds, Scratches, OF any external disease. Ty II
and yoa viii be eonvineed.
d :. b MCLEAN Sole PropEistoe,
s.. Louis, MissouTi.
Fer sale 10 Msmpals By 4. s. EAESF1ELD q Goa
Eso by g. v. SONEs q 90 sBd gARD & GcCLzL-
| LAND.
Asa. By POTTER & NEEwIG, So Jeasrso1-st., meas
post once, general dealers In 81 poTuicT tGEiz@~&i-
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c5- All letters for members Of the Bluf City
, Grsys, Capt. J. H EdmuDdsOn, will be for
warded If left at F. Titus & Cs.'s office, Jeifsr-
son street. i3l.1W
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LOCAL MATTERS.

atnrday Morning, august 3, 1851.
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MUTINY.-We stated yesterday that some
troops IN this city had been guilty OF insu5Ordi-
n%atioD; they were from New Orleans. We
last evening received by telegraph TIE follow
ing unpleasant intelligence Of an occurrence
that tosk place, yesterday. It will be noticed
that The Grand Junction nutinsers were also
LouisIanians. "Two companies OF The Polish
brigade Of Louisiana volunteers, disbanded at
Grand Junction, commsneed Gg ting among
themselves. Eight were killed ADD severed
were wounded. Percy hotel was riddled." The
citizens were overpowered and were unable 10
auell the riot. Mayor Prewitt tolegrphs TO
this city for assistance. The two companies
were composed principally of Irishmen.
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az
Tent Cloth
OF Superior Quality,
on IsoREs vide, weighing tvslve ounces Per
0CWUECEE

the best and heaviest goods in the Confe5erecy, manu-.
fectured by the Ocmulgee Mills, Seven IssndS, Geor.
ga, and for sale by LEHMAN b 90,
corner Main and Jefferson streets,
Memphis, Tegn.
fy14-Gm Q. A. NUPTlNG, Agent
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WE,OCN

7 HAVE st my place for sale > tuus o. Ciever and
i Timotiy Hay at 81 IS per 100 lbs; 50 tuHs Of Clover
at 81 per huadredi Is or - tuas o. Shear Oats at 81
per 100 tbs; amt plenty % f1e pssturege for horses or
cattle. II Que dbiIAr per We K. Terms cash on ceIlv-
cry. Ny residence is three aul a halt miles east ct
Memphis, On New Raleigh road Also. 100 bushels of
best qul,iy Wheat for seed. Send in your orders.
j,2s-lms VIZ.
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MEMPHIS AND ONO RAILROAD.
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SUppEE DRATH.-Amsn who appears to be
known only by the name Of Pat has for some
tine been in the employ OF Mr.. Ritch6eld, at
his boarding house, under the Exchange build
ing. He complained, yesterday morning, Of a
feeling Of cramp IL his stomach, but attended
to his horse and other matters as usual. In
the Afternoon be was worse, and about 3 O'Clock,
after walking about the room, be laid dow and
died instantly. His death was, probably,
caused BY the heat Of the weather acting upon
g system already injured by habits Of drink
ing.
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We would advise ell who want a fine
picture at q reasonable price to call at the
southron Gallery, No. 219 Main street.
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EXCHANGE AND BAEK NOTE List,
COBREcTED BY z. n. AVERY, CASHIER or TEF
aATOsO sATiNas .HsTITGTI6S, DssoN ST.
OTHER Y
JAFLOR,s NOTICE.

WAS committed 70 jail at CoviEEtan, TirtenAA
w county, TeIoess2e, en- the 23rd Jaly. 1861. aS9
NEGRO MAN, who says his name Is WilIIsE.A
and that he belongs 10 All ed Lucke.t, Of { srks--A-
vile, Tim. Said hoy is H3vut25 years old, very black,
i've feet PIX inches high AMI win weigh Gb5ut 40 lbs.
He saws bis mister L0cktti) hi-e3 him 10 4 volunteer
COMPANY. at Cluksville, ana he went T. Memphis With
them where h. says he was uua3ti5 10 90, sni left
ITEM The owner is hereby requested 70 cine forward
and prove property. pay Charge, aHi take him away, q
ks vi / be dealt with as the Ia 4 reefs.
DAYIO O. SLAUGHTER. Sheriff,
au1-y4W Tiptcn c. uqtv, TPun.