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To TAKE MmDEw OUT CT LINEN.-Take the
cloth when it is dry and saturate the widowed
spots thoroughly with soft soap, and then lay it
I'm the sun until dry. In some cases it may be
necessary to repeat this process ~
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i EGAL NOTICE.
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EsTATn or JOHN DEARDOFF, DHo'D.
Notice d hsSshy given. That ths ny u I.Ausvv
- D. 1851 IN instrument n vhtine. pu;port3ns M x
~ iaa WIN and Teltasas Of ssid De3sdses ~ ~
Hey read ID open 0oust and ~ dra MsodAy 8 Nsrch
as nxea - M dy which psoof VIII - ksard . 3
- eeuaincuees Of sald Inslrsment. - q
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Il y;s;s.s "a 81 f 81 a bod; il By
ssshe most perfect system Of sccouctabilityn 3
meant : method Of transacting business that
pronaisss rewards 70 negligence, and affords the
most valuable facilities and incentives 70 fraud,
then. indeed, may the late Secretary have reason
TO speak with confident selfpraises of his sbys.
tenn Of administration and s'line Of policy" b y
Whether or not his assertion that there has
been no s'embexxlemenir or s.theftn in his de-
partment, ID true, will soon be- decided in the
courts The recklessnesso Of his official conduct his
inattention, and the ignorance Of the details Of
his adairs, have been already shown, and will
stand ont IN still greater diseinctaees On exami-
nation Of contradicsions and obscurities Of his
testimony. Yourcommittee will therefore leave
Judgment to b pronounced BY the House, and
by the country.
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E DRY GOODS.
Out THIS OUT.

Having been East attending the Clearance Sales
the close Of the Fall Trade, have secured some Job o
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0f0Yl0p
own method Of enforcement; and when thew are
enforced, those who resist must take the conse.
Quencea
think the revenues may be collected in dissf.
fected ports on board United States Sims 7
snlnk the laws Of commerce NAV be enforced by
showing no vessel to pass out unless she has pa
Pers OF the United States on board The postal
routes ana arrangements may be sustained or
.uspenued, as the interests Of the government or
the disturbed condition Of the localities NAV "a
quire. The courts Of justice, If needs be. NAV
be supported as they were 10 Utah. or we NAV
remove the courts, extend the districts over sew
erai sta.ss and locate the courts in states which
are not disturbed. These are the regular peace
tal methods OF enforcing the laws OF the United
states These methods if pursued, will allow
u'ne ior reflection, cooling time to the people,
excited by fierce political canvass, and sur
pr'sed on sudden, unprepared. by resolutlopa'
~ contrivances prepared beforehand. We can
await the inevitable time Of division, discord
and resistance to taxation and military exactons.
If states levy troops and attack no
one, the United States may well let them eat
their own heads on TIE cost sciu soon dixperse
0sem But II they assail the United States, or
other states, or loyal citizens Of the United
States in the disaiiected state, then the Name of
collision rests on teose soAo compelled TIE Unit.d
Hdtes to resistance.
KHroRcisG TIE LAWS u NOT war
In this manner, without anything like war
upon states, without any attempt to do damage
% any citizens, excepting those Who may have
errayed themselves In arms against the United
States, the government can vindicate its au
thority and maintain it, power. This is mot
var. The constitution calls it enforcing the
laws 1t Is no more war than arresting 4 crimi.
BAL Is var. 1t 10 supporting the civil power. by
TIE military arm, against unlawful combinations
700 powerful to be otherwise dealt with. The
guilt Of the actors Is not sxtenpsted by state
authority. still less BY that of the revolutions
9 conventions ~ their sanction thew become
arncspators in the gsilt, and liable 70 the pun.
- Of the armed actors War is the strug.
~ oesveen two powers TO do each other the
s'sss possible harm, subject only 70 interna.
s,.'I A.. Bot when the United States SUP
-. - M lnsarrection, OF enforce the laws, they
eOlr ny shoss actually resissing, and them
a.. ~ - isx ~ 70 remove their resi,ssnce q
Ta,. .'sn s harm III ed & ale;r dp.v.;o.. m.
As'ea States ssssy u sensaitpsior 49,. ~,
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DRY GOODS

q prices from 20 to 80 per cent lower than msrchan
that made their purchases month earlier. tt
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and ns owners are daily fling additional claims
| at the War Department, it is deemed unnecessary
| 10 give detailed statement OF the discovered
| acceptances, or to make other mehtioh Vi
them than to refer to the papers relating thereto
presented by the War Department, and to the
general evidence.
| It il proper however, to remark in this con-
neetion. that while your committee do not deem
il uece ssaly to give said details, the data in the
| War Department fixes the minimum amount of
| outstanding acceptances known to that depart
| ment ut Sl,445,000.
FURTHER LIGHT ON FLoYD's PROCEEDINGS.
! Mr.. Richard B. Irwin, the faithful and intel-
gent clerk to whom reference has been made
else where in this report, says in his evidence
There NAV, Of course, be other outstanding ac-
/ ceptances, of the whereabouts of which the de-
partment has no knowledge" There will also be
found embraced in his evidence, given upon
being recalled before the committee on the 9th
inst, aletter addressed by r. A.. Barnes, ESQ.,,
President Of the BANK of the State of Missouri,
under date of January "a, 1861, to the Hon.
Joseph Holt, Secretary of War, which is of in
terest, and will throw light upon the conduct OF
Governor Noyd's proceedings and assurances in
regard To the acceptances. Mr.. Irwin still fur
Their testified to the receipt of other letters by
the War Department since the papers furnished
to the committee by that department were trans
mittei, Of character similar to Mr. Barnes'a.-
This branch Of che inquiry is evidently prolific,
and could be pursued to-a great length, IL neces-
sity required or time would permit.
A TERRIBLE ATTACK ON FLOYD.
The information thus plainly presented seems
to demand that some mention should be made Of
the communication Of the late Secretary OF War,
Hon. John b, Floyd addressed to the House.
and by the House referred 70 your committee.
In his letter, occurs this passage: "Within the
| four yeors since have presided over this he.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-06

Norris OF THE W~EEK.-To-day Is the 10Th
sunday after Trinity Of the Protestant, and the
2Oth Sunday after Pcntccost Of the Catholic
church. To-day, also, the aHcr church cele-
brates the solemnity of the Rosary OF the blessed
Virgin. The festival Of the Rosary was insti-
tuted 70 thank the Almighty for having delivered
Chris.endom from the arms of the inidels by the
victory Of Lepanto in 1871, through the patron
age OF the Mother Of God. To ths devotion OF
be Rosary, Pope ClementXI Acknowledged the
church to be indebted tor the victory obtained
by Prince Eugene Of Savoy over the Turks near
Belgrade, in i7l6. Belgrade was taken by the
Christians, the Isle Of Corfu was also delivered,
and Germany and Italy preserved from the IN
fdels, The Rosary Is a practice Of devotion in
which, by fifteen " Our Fathers and a hundred
and fifty " Hail Marys," the faithful are taught
10 honor our divine Redcemer IN the fifteen PIN
cipal mysteries Of his Hf. TIE Holy Ghost,
| saws tine Roman Catholic writer from whom we
quote, SIS the principal author OF the Hail
Mary, which the angel Gabriel began, St. Eliza-
| beth continued. and the church finished by add
ing the petition for her jntercession, styling her
1 Mother Of God, with the General Council at
Rphesus, against the blasphemies Of the Nesto-
ians. In the petition the Virgin is not askedto
gire grace-that IS the exclusive gift Of God
| she is only desired to ass it Of her divine Son.
Tuesday Is the festival OF 81. Bridget, widow
"Wednesday, Of ST. Dionysius. Tuesday, john
/ Hancock died, l793i Wednesday, Florida pur-
chased, 1890; Friday, Columbus discovered
! America, 1872
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A sagge.,Ien 20 CRY Council.

l noticed in the proceedings of a recent meet
ing Of the Council, resolutions offered to have a
good deal Of side paving Of the streets done in
different portions Of the city. ! would suggest
to the Council TO defer (where it is not verv i'm
portaHt) compelling property owners TO do such
work just at this time. The difficulty Of obtain
ing means, the ruinous price of clothing and
provisions, with extra taxes to pay soon, and no
cotton on sale, it win be seen, at once, will Put
the people hard up to get along for some tine.
All the means that can be spared for the presen,
should be expended on our soldiers, and all i'm
provemeuts, not important, should be dispensed
with for the present This is the opinion Of Z
citizen. r.
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RUrrR@Thc river s-gtM falfing-.-Fhe
weadpr iudlcai4d rain yesterday -atih he time NE
write q storm appeared 10 be ~impending----A
fair amount Of business was done on the land
ing The Leila reports Arkansas river falling.
She came in with 81 barrels Of beef, 5obarrels
whisky and % PACKAGES Of clothing The hey
West, from Columbus, brought 139sacks wheat,
1913 boxes and barrels apples, 3 sacks potatoes
and s barrels -four. She returned last night
The Kentucky, from Columbus, had 1908 seeks
wheat, 100 sacks apples, Is hogs and some drlcd
fruit and potatoes. She returned last night---
The Lizzie Simmons left for New ORLEANS with
a good trip. She had 1900 barrels and70O sacks
hour, 1900 Of corn, and 4 bales ~cotton----Th IA
Victoria left for Vicksburg, the Sam Hale for
White river, the Tucker for White river, and the
Carl for ST. Francis river.
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SOLDIERS FAMLES-At tine late German
dramatic exhibition S3s250 was realized beyond
expenses. That sum IS now IN the hands of a
committee, and such wives or daughters Of absent
soldiers as need relief viii r~eecive-it from that
fund while II lasts, if they VII apply according
10 the wards in which they reside, to the follow
ing gentlemen: First ward, Il N Johps. B.
Decker Second ward, T. Duitinser, a Hitz-
field, T. ". WolreriDg; Third ward, Jacob
Steinkuhl, T. II. Heinrich; Fourth ward, b. II.
Hengbold; Filth ward. DIR. r. L. Laski, Il.
Hecklc; Sixth ward, john G. Moller, H. Helm
rich; Seventh ward T. w. ~Buttinghaus, +.
Heinrich; Eighth ward, Wolf, Vim. Boetner.
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CLARK & FULLER'S
OIL!
CL.4RK, GREGORF' s. CO..
Sole PrOpFieIOrS.

RI Headache, Esrlche. Toolhache, I'm three min
uteSi rheumatism, Coughs, Neuralgia, Colds, Erv-
.Ipclas, Bronchitis, Dyspepais, Cole. Cramps, luEaued
Eyes, Chronic Sore Eves. Sore Throat. Cuts. BrTu4.
rnea, Bunions, C0rny, Frosted Feet, Deafness. Old
sores, Sore BTeaet. Sore Nipples, Sct!d Head. Ring
worm, letter. Snake Bites, Spider Bites. Dog Elites,
Rat Bites. Tine world IS challenged fr us euual for
Eyes on horses, Sprains, Suinuey, Poll Evil. FistUla.
,siils and harness gals. fresh wOands or sY1ei nes, aud
IS the best known remedy to- apply TO tenderf1oied
horses from Iourder-ruks up the feet and battle we'll
about The frog Of the feet. Cures all cutaneous disea es
on mBu or beast.
No one medicine can cure in on cases, but W. can
show L ore real proof of the virtue Of Amb osial Oil n
it, healing properties. from Responsible men, who are
-OOve being bOugur, Than can be produced iurunv other
medicine.
We DO not assert q cure for everv malay TO which
the human family are subject, but what we proclaim
le can substsusiaie by living witnesses. The Ambro-
'e ~e"-L -a 500 haesi Dy al 5000 druggists and
general dealers. The South may be Justly prOnd that
Or. CLARK. . native TenuesseeaH, after much labor auI
research, has produced q really worthy medicine, which
Z bound 20 drive ont niccn Of the worthless imported
rash win which the country IS Hooded.
Please call ct our Office, where we viii take pleasure
la showing LETTERS and testimonials too numerous 20 set
flrth in The form of n advertisement, some Of which
come from physicians in high standing, who are usinc
. IN their practice, as they state, with marvellous e.
fects. W. challenge the world to produce a remedy so
speedy and efecfual 10 IL healing properties.
Reed the evidences Of the virtue Of Clark & Pull
lers Ambrusisl oil. evidence SO authentic, and from
P'rSons whose word snd standing are irrsPrOaehable.
CLARK, GREGORY L CO.. Proprftors.
For sale. wholesale and retail. by
POTTER & ERWIN,
g. Jefferson street. near Post Office.
And general dealers in sl popular Patent Medicine.
dr25dav1yis
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SHOCKING AFFRAY.-Last evening at the
time OF the opening Of the North Market, Two
butchers doing business here, Joseph Williams
and William Bromley, who are bFothers-inleW
had a dispute. Sometime afterTard it was re-
newed, when Williams suddenly drew q pistol
and fred The ball entered near the right eye
OF Bromley and came ON on the forehead over
the left eve. When we last heard Of him he was
not dead. but the brain was oozing from the
wound, and his recovery was impossible VII
Eams was arrested, and Is now in jail.
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Total vote Of Tue city, elG.

GUTTERrNG-The paving Of the wharf h4
been taken up at the foot of both Court ana
Monroe streets for the purpose Of laying dowr
cutters, a thing that should have been done
when the paving was done. Ii is to be hope'
that the stone will be put down IN better orde
than on the spots from which the defensive bar
ricades were removed.
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~ A card has been handed to MS rendering
to Ms. L. G. Galloway and Mrs.. Mary /. Man
ley, the thanks Of Gen. Hardee's command, for
a barge and elegant lot Of blankets, socks, band
ages, sage, and numerous other needful articles,
collected and forwarded TO the troops by the en-
| ergv OF those ladies.
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NOTICE

A TEACHER y wanted immediately 20 take charge
"A Of six or eight pupils, In a private family. One
competent 10 prepare boys for college required a lib
eral salary viii be given. For particulars, address
JOHN s.. PETE, NJ. d
sharon, Upton county,
oro i'm Tennessee.
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Health and strength ,

There is no mistake about g.. It will cure Liver Con
plant, Dyspepsia, Diarrhca. Dysen1ery. Headache. be
precision Of Spii1s, Fever aud Aguc. Inward Fever
Bad Breath, or any disease Of thr Liver. Stomach or
Bowels.
Gentlemen, do Won wish 10 be healthy. strong and
vigorous Ladies. 40 you want The bloom Of health o.
mount 90 yeur checks agaiug Then 90 at once and ger
Mclean Strengthenins Cordial aml Blood PunheI.
Delay not q moreuI-t is warranted 10 give satislae
ton. 10 viii cure any disease Of the kidneys, Womb or
Bladder, Painting, Oastructrd Menstruation. FALLING Of
the Womb BsTrrucss, or any disease arising from
chronic OF nervous debility, It j. an iufalble remedy.
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DiSHCHARGED-Mr. SIiecker. 10 whose
possession the steamboat Cheeuey was trans
fcred on friday by the sherif-in compliance
with the Instructions Of Gen. Polk and Governor
Harris, and who was afterwsrd arrested on the
charge Of disloyalty TO the south-was yesier-
day, aaer an examination bss5fe The Safety Com
mifn.e. dischnrred frnm 1rslndv
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SALE OF LAND!

L OFFER for sale q valuable TRACT OF LAND,
1 situated in Council Bend, Arkansas, known a. the
Briscoe X Jenkins place, being the southeast fractional
quarter aud east hnlf Of southwest quarter OF section
-, aud north hall Of esetlOn -. and east hall OF north
east quarter Of section q, containing $50 sores IN town
ship 9, north Of range 6 east, adjoining the land OF MAJ
Baldwin on the south. Said lana VIII be gold pflVateiJ
aud proposals for the same ore invited Inc SAFE - De
closed sfter the LIST Of December next. Ierms-Opt
third cash; the balan,e in Two equal annual ius'"I
msnts. Address
aro7 I'm Holly Springs, M@-
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NEW BOoKs.-We were present in the store
Of our friends i. c.. Kirk & Co, yesterday,
where he was engaged in unpacking an enor-
nous quantity Of REV books which had Just
arrived. Readers, students, and pupils viii find
II worth their while to call and examine.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-06

There hasnever bees % eathartic medicine offered 10
the public thai has qiycn such entire satisfaction az
WrIcau'E Universal PTS
Being entire y vegetable. they are perfectly innocent.
and can be ttkcu by The most tenfcr infant, yet PROMPT
aud powerful in removing az bilious secretion, acid or
impure fHiid matter from The stomach. Iu fact thr,-
ars the only ! ills that should be used in maiarious d.
tricts.
They produce no guping sickness or pain I'm The qtau-
ach or b0wes =, though very active and searching in their
operation. promoting hralrhy s~ecrctio0s OF she liver and
Eidncys. Who wiitsuhcr from Biiousu-ss. ueadaet-
ard Foul Stomach, whcn so cheap a remedy can be oh.
tainedf Keep thcm constantly on hand q single dose.
taken IN season, may prevent bours. days and months of
sickness. Ask for Or. J.H MeLeans Universal pills.
Take no other. Being coated, they are tastelesS. Price
only 3 cents per box, and can be sent oy mail TO any
part o. the United Stutes
J. Il. MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor.
Corner Third and Pine streets. ST. Louis Afo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-06

An INITIATING cure for Seminal Weakness. Eocturua
Emissions, lmpotency, Loss Of Power, Pains In III
Back, Stone in the Bladder, Distracted and Di1icult
Menstrustion, and all diseases caused BY deviauug from
the path of nature, and ~indulgiug in Self Pollution.
By the use of this Cure oil improper DISCHARGES are re-
moved, the weakened organs Of generation are speedily
cured and full vigor restored.
Either sex contemplating marriage, shsild reflect
thai 4 sound mind and body are uecessary 10 pr,mo,s
~conpahial happiness.
IA the Cherokee Cure the poor. drhiita.sd. worn Jogr
and desPairins devOree OF sensual pleasure. rin find rs
reit
I~fissafe fui pleasant in taste, bar immci,sre in ii.
eetipn containing no mineral poison, bur is pr-narsd
4, oP PuFe vegetable ztracis, in The form OF a a,r,for .
wrap.
iviee s. Per batile, or three bottle for 81 snd for
walled by express taal parts or the world.
sold b. Eil respectable druggists everywhere
POTTER d HERWIN, Propri-,srs.
Sole rraPristoFs, Is jefferson street, near ra-f .f;ce.
general dealers in all popular family medicines Mem
PITS, Tcna,
"a Sold in Memphis by all responsible druggists.
4ur16 dsyawIy
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r.. A. BERTHOLD.---...JULUS IT. SMITH.
MACELON THOMPSON.
BERTH0LD, SMITH s. CO.,
Reotifers and Distillers,
ST. LOUIS, NO.
ERR sale.
Dissolution of Copartnership
NOTICE.

FFH4E correspondents Of BERTHOLD, SMITH / CO.
l. S. Louis, "a tur SfLes Of Tennessee, Alabama and
Mississippi VIII Dor rhe present pleass address their
co nruricatious tor the drm 60 the care OF T. 4. EIfF-
LEND, Banker, Memphis Tenn. Payments on ae-
counts OF Beuho!d. SINH g. Co.. VIII be received by
l. D. Kirkland. a-his Office, IN NemPhi7, oe2-iw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-06

ARRWALs-Among the arrivals at the Gayoso
yesterday, were Col w. S. Ashe, President of
the Wilmington and Weldon railroad and milf
tary superintendent of all railroad transportation
in the Confederate States, also Robert L. Owen,
President of the Virginia and Tennessee railread.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-06
Or. y. ~. .IcLeGIs's FoEc0Isic OH
Li8stHsessG
The Best External in the World for
Man or Beast!

Thousands of human beings have been saved Q Tfa Of
decrcpitude and misery by the use Of this Invaluable
Liuinent. IL viii relieve pan Almost instantnpeousIr
and il viii cieanse, purify and heal thr f0uiest sors IN
an incredible short kline. MeLean's Volcanic on finf-
ment VIII relieve the most m%yeteratr eases Of Rheama.
tisn, Gout or NeuTsleia. For Pagaivsis. Coutrsrtef
Muscles, s. hness or Mcaknrss in he joints. MnzeIos
OF Ligament=, II vid never fail. Two applications vii
cure Sore Threat, HeadrchB or Farlch-. For Burma Or
Seaids, or ary pains, IL Is an infaible remedy. Try H.
and yon viii and i an Indispensable remedy. Keen h.
Always on hand
VIII save money by ussce MeLean's Volcanic on Iini.
ment. Il is q speedy and infdiibie cure for Gale
spraLns, Chaies' s"eihnG' Lsmenes Sweeney Sores
and you VA be convinced
DR. J. II. EcLEAE. Sole Proprietor
ST. Lonis, Missouri.
Tor sale in Memphis by S. MANSFIELD & co
also by e. W, ONE & Co and WARD 6 McCLrI.
LAND.
Also, by POTTER & NERWTN. G yeferson STREET
near the Post Office geuersl dealers iu al popular a,ly
medicines fa22d1-s
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure Of meeting
yesterday DIR. G. W. Lawrence, resident physi-
clan Of Hot Springs, who Is at the Gayoso, en-
route for the wars. He VIII be an acquisition,
VIII -rnror he mlr be =. carLn-n md SUM-
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~ We are under great obligations to Capt.
Decker, Of the Missouri volunteers, for late
COPIES Of the St, Louis Republican,, Democrat and
EDeniRg Nescs, as well as other similar favors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-06

HEADQUARTERS LIST DIV. WESTERN DEPT. I
COLUNBus, Ky, Oct. 1, 1861.
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. q.
All persons not belonging to the army, and not
residing permanently in Columbus, are hereby
ordered to leave the camp in forty-eight hours.
No citizens shall hereafter be permitted to visit
TIE camp, unless they have business with tn
commandant Of the post, Or the general in COM
mand. by command Of Msj. Gen. Polk.
i. d. BLAKE,
o5-lw Capt. c. S.A., A. 4. a. G.
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~Accommts--Citv Omcers.

DE it ordained by the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
ID Of the City OF Memphis
That from end after 'he passage OF this ordinance
any city officer VINO shall make au account against thl
city Of Memphis, either by the purchase OF articles 81
IFS name or o~theIvise, without the authority OF III.
Board Of Aldermen 70 do so, shall be reviewed from OF
Zee therefor, tvornirds o. the Aldermen elected ron
curing therein.
Approved October 3d. 1861.
JOHN PARE, Mayor.
Attcst-L. n. RICHARDS, City Register.
oc4 iOt
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LINEI LIME

TIVE be-, article Of LINE for salc IN the ciry. ma
II De found OF FRANK SMITH & cos,
nc4Iw No. Z b al Y Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-06

~ The Right Rev. Or. Lynch, bishop Of
Charleston, will preach this morning at ten
O'clock He win also give a lecture il the even
ing at halfpast seven o'clock