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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

CRY DErEssEs-A sort Of military fair was
held a8overs the city yesterday, and anxious
captains eagerly sought for patriots who were
willing to become pnvstes-infautry, cavalry OF
marine, the choice freely offered. Recruits
wanted. were words posted on every blank
wall. "Whou be a SOLDIER " were words
whispered IN willing and unwilling ears. Or
CARNATIONS that had apparently gone to the
tomb Of ali the Cspulets, sprung ike indie
Ftructable souls iuto new lie. Confederate
Guards, Liberty Guards, Independent Guards
and other companies were directed TO drill, rife
men were requested TO rally, Hbernians were
invited. and wards wen walked up. One firm 70
the city offered topay four men thirteen dollars
a month, above their regular pay, tOjoin a com
many in Columbus. Citizens Of between forty
five and sixty years met at the Mayors Office
last evening, and many whom no lady had ever
heard acknowledge to fory-6ge, had obey
ed the call, to arms 70 arms, ye brave 8"
The Mayor took the chair and Mr. Wickersham
oAciated as secretary. Speeches worthy Of 50
grave and elderly an assembly were made; Mr..
Howard especially succeeded in kindlng gray
boards 70 the point Of enthusiasm. At the con
clusion. a rush was made to the sccretary's
desk, and that gentlemen soon had a well filled
list Of the names Of ardent sspirauts for places
in a company Of home guards. Tonight at the
same place, this company meets again Tor drill
and recruiting Forty-fve years, an able body.
patriotic principles, a pair Of pistols, and an ap'
pIication tonight, entities one to ar entrance
Into this company. We give notice elsewhere
Of a gun company to 90 direct 70 Columbus on
the Simonds, and to retain the boat there
for A barracks. We hear talk Of an
Irish pike company; we believe The city
owns a number Of these weapons which
she has never paid for. Militia captains issued
calls for their companies 10 meet for drill, and
the brigadiergeneral issued his orders for off
Gers to meet On important business this morning
Stores were in many instances closed, but mos
citizens propose keeping open until the com
mencement Of actual drilling in the evening
makes closing absolutely requisite Many way
OF making the unframed force nOw coming int
the field useful, in case Of an early battle. wer
DISCUSSED, and many plans for the defense Of th'
city started. The only plan we have space t.
mention now, we copy from a piece on Memphi
affairs. we find in a New Orleans paper: 1T
proposed for the city TO be enciTcled by a line q
fortcations or earth intrenchments, with anoute
n,oat thirty feet wide and ffteenefeet deer
crowned aud hanked by batteries for heav.
oBns A militia enforcement, similar to that j
Tr,ciice IN New Orleans, viii also be estal
jsbed in all probability, and by next week Men
mis- viii be a perfect camp"
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pr. y. 20. .ECEe0ls'S F0EcassSr
AlaRi9l9PlaE
q Best External in the World
Non or 49,

AHAttiA OF BEAST
Thousands Of human beings ave been save5 . Hr,
decFrptude and misery 10y tts nee q This fBva.1sbis
Lulm-ot. IL Wal relieve pan auo-t iu.tanr sa4o1.,-
a1l it 'tti CLEAN FL PARRY and ueai lIe rOUiest sore I'M
ON Incredible short tlue. McLesGs Volcanic OH Tfrf-
meat Wal relieve the most i~nv-terate c4s-s Of Rbsure.
rsm, Goat or GsurslgA For Paralysis CoutrFrfz5
Muscles, So turss or Weakness in he Joints Mpse.s.
or Lfgane1tsr 10 wIl never fail. Two aDrGsations viii
cure sore Throat, Headache or Esrsehe. For Burns or
Scaij-- or any pains. ir IS au mfadi1re remedy rry h.
and yo1 viii undi t aa Indispensable remedy. Keep Il
always on hand.
Planters farmers, OF any one having charge Of horses
will save money by using MoLeau's Volcanic oil Linf-
ueut. 10 Is a speedy and iufaihble curs for Gals
Spraus, Chsies swelling, Lameness, Sweeney Sores
Wounds, SCI at,hes or any external disease. Try h.
and you wiz be convinced
DR. J. il. MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor.
st. Louis. Missouri
For sale Do M-mlhs by s. MANSFIELD 4 90
also by g.. ". JONES 81 Co and WARD & MCCLET-
AND.
Also, by POTTER AERWTN. 65 Jefsron street.
uear ths Post Office general dealers 10 ell popular family
3seei0sS Jag daWs
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CITIZENS FOR COLUNBUs.-A committee OF
citizens yesterday were IN treaty Tor me s'eah-
boat Simonds, the ProPretOrs Of which have eX-
pressed their willingness 20 place 1t at their ser
vice The committee propose that citizens
having guns shall proceed on board the Simonds
10 Columbus; there being no time to obtain the
necessary tents the boat viii be retained there
as long as necessary, as a barracks. Itcan take
up FIVE hundred volunteers, and bring them back
when their services are no longer needed All
who are ready to avail themselves Of this op-
portuuity are requested to meet at Z o'clock this
evening, at the Adams Block, opposite Calvary
church
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

CoALs TO NEwCAsTLE--Tbe
Louisville last evening took out 1913 sacks OF
salt and 500 sacks Of Coffee for New Orleans.
After this we expect the day to come when New
Orleans viii ship cotton to Memphis.
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- I wish one hundred men TO meet me at
my church Wesley Chapel this friday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, for the purpose Of organizing
a company to go to Columbus, if necessary.
W. T. HARRIS.
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ATrESTIOS, MILITIA All members Of Capt
Liaoits company are required to meet at Tivola
ball, ou the OYerton tract, at carly candle light,
this night By order Of the Captain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

CONCERT TABLEAUX FOR rus BENE-
FIT OF rHa GENERAL HosPTTAL-We were
pleased TO meet yesterday a large number Of
ladies who were earnestly engaged in arranging
for the concert and tableaux Of the season, to
take place at the theater tomorrow evening
The object Of their efforts win SO commend it
sell to every one, that they viii meet with IN
precelcnted success. The institution which is
10 be the beneficiary, has been conducted with
such stnct observance of military regulations,
that the public viii be surprised to learn that
thousands Of sick soldiers have been treated
there with no support but what the army allows
as r~ations, and the kind and Urremitting care Of
the surgeons and the sisters Of charity, the lat
ter Of whom are remunerated only by the salts
fAchon Of alleviating human suffering.
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CLARE &
~EEFgGOSI&E OIL!


CURES Hsadsche, Esrache, Toothache, in three min.
~ Utcs; Ehe1matsmr Coughs Neuralgia, Colds, Fry
.i1elss, bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Cole, Cramps, Lnhsmed
Evea. Chronic Sore Eyes. Sore Throat, Cuts, Burns,
Bruises. Spraius. Chspptd Hands, Plies, Ulcers, Di4r-
rhsa, Buniors, Corus, Frosted Feet Deafness, Old
Sores, Sore Breast, Sore Nipples, Scsld Head Rf-g
worm. letter, Snake Bites, Spider Bites. Dos Bites.
Rat Bites. The world IS ChaAengsd f1r its equal for
Scsld= and Burns. To cures Scratches on llrsasrS0re
saddle sud harness gale. fresh wounds or swelIugs, and
II the beet known remedy 10 apply 90 tender-t1c'ed
h5r1a7 from f0Hrder--ake Mp The f-at and battle vel
shout tbs frog ci the foot. Cures ~ cntsneous diseases
on mau or beast
No one medicine can cure IN an cases. bat We can
show ~ ore real proof Of the virtue Of Auhr0sfai Oh D
It's healing properties. aum responsible men. whG arr
above being bought, than can o= produced ioi any ot17'
medicine.
We no NOT assert q cure Tor every usaiy 20 which
the human lsally are subject, but WHIST ~ PIotalL
we can sg5srsutar- by living ~lfuss-eA 4Ae
slaI Oil. a Nashville preparation aua sold tnio-e-'
the sssth and s~ogtlw--- 5F ll good dEussHs
general dealers. The South may be- justly prom .
Or tE4-g. q native Teuuez-ceau1 after Ei'ti N-.
research. has ur.Iursa "a r-sHy worthy me.e
Is bound r1 drive aa- uuol 'i ne
t-sss with which Che country - hNoaeA
pl...r call al our Office. where we viii take pleasure
- I.l-.-4 and Testimonials TOO numerous Go sci
f--ts ur ne form of aa advertisement some ei WIZ
800 abv.i,iaus I'm high standing, who are using
Lotto. ss they state, with marvellous ei
V-.rtru4res The world 20 produce a reZnsly 60
and sfectuaf On its t-ailug properties
49, ~ lua evidence Cf she virtue % CLARK & Eul
- arbrs. Id oil. evidence so authentic and from
I y whose word and standing ars i-reproscAabie-
he'u aA1 cLsRK. GREGORY & CO., Proprstoz,
Nashville. Tenn.
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N0HALf NORTH Merchant Exchange.
at a late meeting requested the various bankers
Of the city 10 permit their small notes to
be cut IN two, to make mp fyr the want Of
change that exists. We hear taa, tley fud the
Law in the way Of the plan proposed. and they
cannot accodo 10 lhe request.
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Hnmc nenn,e,

A meeting will be held in the Adams Building
today friday, at 3 o'clock p. NJ, tor the pur-
pose Of organizing "a volunteer company for
home defense. All who have given us their
names SIRE earnestly requested to attend.
j.. A. SAMPLE.
JAS. Z. HEATH,
!. I. SHANRS,
ID. II i. HAsSLER,
j. a. TYLER.
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kEooaDEn's COuUT- Recorder Moore had a
nfn2fe hsi yesterday seven cases Of which were
dacharged, with the receipt Of twelve dollars in
fines. comprising The little aUi
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THF HosPrTAL-At the Oyerton Hospital
Mr.. VIM. Radford has beer appointed steward
and general manager, III. J, B. Mills aPothseafy'
and Mr. W IT. Seabrook assistant secretary.
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To TIE LADEEs.-The ladies of the Military
Aid Society having purchased materials for m
derclothing for the sick and wounded soldiers at
Columbus, earnestly request the ladies Of Mem
phis to meet in the ladies' room in the First Pres
byteriau Church on Saturday morning at 9
O'Clock, to assist IN eating and making the gar
ments, It is hoped that the ladies viii not wait
until another battle is fought and be obliged to
work on Sundays, and all night, to get clothing
ready for the wounded, but that they viii make
1t up az once, to have on hand when needed All
interested can get work at any time from the
president Of the society. Mrs. E il. Porter, cor
ner Of Exchange and Third streets.
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rVLEAN's CORDIAL.

As may be seen, we insert this week tie advertise
nent Of McLlean's Cordial etc.
Iti-very well known we are uot por.ienlarly favor
able 20 ra.ent medicine, aud, a. a general slng esyh-~
the whole Of them with but little ceremony. aud with
these timer we declined inserting this advertise
msnt uutH We knew what were the ingredients Of tie
medicine, and how compounded. Tnisvg have learned
and believing, as We do, that the Ingredient are good
and the compound judiciously made, We -scommen it
as a mixture worthy Of public confidence.
The above is from the 81. Louis Christian Adgo,a ate
edited by the renowned Rev. Dr. GcAnaHy. which
peaks volumes in favor OF Mclean Cordial WaBay
to ell, Try it See the advertisement IN another column.
fsbgdsw
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Military DriR--C1o.iHg Of Bnsiacs

Military Drills Closing 0T Husstcss
EfBssaFF.
EDITORS APPE.L: l have just returned
home, and understand that at a meeting Of our
m~ercLauts57u wednesday, # was unanimously
resolved that all business houses should De
closed at O'Clock, P. 3d., every day. ] notice
hat the request has not met with much faygl
from our merchants, and propose that we pub.
iish the names Of all who DO 20. comply will
the request MERCHANT.
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
DAILY HEPosT ~ rBE mAAKKT.

FURNISHED PROM rHE NERcHANTs' ExcHAN6E,
MEMPHIS, November %, 1861.
COTTON-iO bales sold to "a manufacturer at : 3c.
Receipts none. Shipments % bales.
T~oBACCO-we did not hear Of "a sale. priccs nom.
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:

4 Ii persons are hereby notified not 20 trade for TWO
n promissory notes drawn by Joseph EtchaEaue and
made PAYABLE 10 the order of john Etchayane ior one
one thousand dollars each, bearing date LIST day of Octo-
Der, 1857, and payable respectively at 3 and Z years with
interest from daJe, as .thc same has been fully dlscharg
ed and paid off by the undersigned.
roIq w. Joseph TTCHAVANE.
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CEHG
An u~nfaiiug euEe for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal.
Emissions, hupoteucy, Loss OF Power, Pains in the
Back. Some in The Bladder, Obs,ructsd aud Difficult
Meustrusii0nf aud al diseases caused by deyiatiug from
The path Of nature, aud i~adulging In Self Pollution
By ths use Of this Cure al Improper discharges are Re
moved, the weakened organs Of generation are speedily
cured, and full vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, ah5uld reflect
shat 3 sound mind sud body are necessary TO promote
eonnubial happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure ,lo poof, de5titalel. r51 down
and Departing devo,ce o: sensual pleasure, will fnd rs-
lief
lis safe and pleasant in taste, but immstia.s 10 IFS
action containing nc mineral poison. but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in tas form Of b dsfciogs
syrap.
Price g. per bottle, or three bottles for e5. and FOR
wardsd by express 10 all parts Of The world
Sold by ali respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER & NERWIN Fscpratorz
so.s Proprio,5rs, o. Jefferson street, near post Office,
general dealers IN all popular family medicines Mem.
phls, Tenn.
w-Sold in Memphis b. 81 responsible druggists
mrs6 dt1awIy
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CRIMINAL CoURT-In the case Of the State
vs.. Williams, the Jury returned a verdieto gull
ty Of involuntary manslaughter, and fixed his
Imprisonment u one year in the p~enitentiary.
The jury, by this verdict, were Of opinion that
the kaIing was mintentional, from the proof, but
that the DESCENDANT was not without blame in the
premises, aad hence, their verdict The proof
was very conflicting. and the case most strenu-
oush contested In the case Of the State vs..
Joseph Haynes. for want Of proof, the attorney
general took 8 noHs p~ngsegHi The ease Of the
State vs.. Pelluel, was set for the26th, and Of the
State vs.. Webb. far shooting Mynatt with in
tent to XII, was passed for the present calling
In the case Of the State vs.. Fletcher, the jury
returned no verdict before the hour OF adjourn
ment ia She ease Of the State vs.. Davis, for
larceny, a pannel was ordered for , O'Clock,
when. on afida7itof defendant, alleging absence
Of material witnesses, the easeSwss continued
The following eases VIII be tried to-day III,
State VS.. Tompkins; az, State vs. Hitchfeld
After which the unfinished business on the fell
ony and mislemeauor doeksts, not set. will be
called.
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Auction and Commission Business

A. bar.t4fgra. A.. T.. ANDREWS & 20.
NJ $50 Main street.
~ BIO correct any erroneous impressions, either
accidental or otherwise, we would say that the firm Of
A. T. hud-aws 4 Co., the Auctioneers, burned out at
the Iais Hre. IL composed Of the undersigned.
A. l.. ANDREWS,
r,1 t,- PRANK HYDE
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LEEgON,S
RESTMPTTON!

T AM prepared 90 Fill at orders for Lemons Patent
l Crates. Also, to cure Smoky Cbimueys
II LEMON.
roe Sr Garner linden and Carsev streatg
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OR

ON ibs 18th inst a CHESTNUT SORREL MARE,
medium size, hud on q Spanish saddle small slit IN
tba lrt EAR. will give q liberal reward for her deHy-
DO me J. b. DOUGLASS.
uoigiwa Near the Gas Works.
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FRVgT TREES.
Notice OF Attachment.

J. G. RHODES Attachment against au Ascending
j. q. HARRIS. Debtor. Before A W. smith, D. T.
THE defendant, ). O. Harris, will take notice That
i an attachment has been sued out against him as an
absconded debtor, 8nd levied ON "a house and lot nad
returned to my ohice You are hereby required 10 ap
pear and defend said suit AZ my Office 10 District No %
TIptou county. Tenn. on the 10Th Of May, lst3, or
Judgment will be rendered 1t that time and place
against ynu for the sum claimed.
no2t wit A ". SMITH a. -
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MOBILE AND GREAT NORTHERN
D0sEH Trains 5cfIreeII Mobile
-H01gfgezHeyn and Pensacola.
WANTED,

A OvERSEER on a River Plantation.
"A Aoply to F~ARRINGTONr HOWELL * co.
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WenEEh 80 ~Sfrenrfhl

There is no uiaslGe sbout it. It wiIeure Liver Com
plant Dyspepsia, Dlarrlea- pyseutery. Headache, De
preston af spirits, Fever and AEue. Inward Fever.
Bad Breath or any disease Of the Liver, Stomach or
Bowels.
Gentlemen, do yoa wish TO be healthy. strong and
EicTTo1sr Ladies, do you want The bi1on Of health 10
mount t1 your checks again Q Then go a. once and get
EcLrIss Strengthening Cor5iai and Blood P1rf-r.
Delay not % l1Iueul-t IS warranted % give satisfsc-
t.9r- IT viii cure any disease of the Kidneys. womb or
Bladder. Pointing, DISTRACTED AeustrHa-on- Failing o.
the Womb, Baroness. or any disease arising from
chronic or nervous ds0lltyr 20 i an infsIibie remedy.
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Do goa went ycur delicate. slcklyf puny children %
Ice healthy, strong and robust then give them Ne
Leans Strengthening Cordial .see the directions on each
1ofr-} iti Is leIc.orE TO take.
One -a5igsgoouiu- taken every morning fasting, Is
sure preventive against Cails and Fever. Yellow Fever
Cholera. or any prevailing disease.
CAUuON-Beware Of druTzist4 or dealers who nay
try 70 palm upon ydu q bottle Of Bitters or Sa-sapaiDs.
wlich hey can buy cheap, by saying 8 Is iust ss good.
There ave even men base eu51gl 70 steal part Of ny
name 20 dub their vile decocrious. Avoid such infs-
nous pirates and their villan0Us compound Ak for
d.. J. II. MCLedus StrsuErheuiEg cordial and Blood
puriipr. Take nothing else. lt s. the only remedy
that VIII purity TIE blood thoroughly and al the same
time strengthen and uyigorEre tde whole organization
t is put ry m large bollss-1 per bottle, or sx bot
ties for Eve dollars.
DIX #. HcLEAE. Sole Proprietor.
Corner Third and Pine streets, Sc. Louis, No.
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WAETID. InnrDIlTrIyi

VtHp sHgRb |sfAFHtpp Htgrps ,pYri,. Of
g. fHhHUAIL.
'tHt's7" ft'-F Second street. ur
HH."|" AZ 1rH1atg. South Memphis
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GENERlL NRnER N0. 9.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIvIsION-WEST-1
r DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, Ky, November lstHr 1851
TT is deemed prudent for the ladies row IN Columbus
L 70 retire beyond the limits OF the e~ncampment None
wlI be allowed TO visit this place. Commanding ouc-r
at Memphis and Fort Pillow and Railroad SupeEuteud
emit VIII zee 10 the execution of this order. 70 pass
Dorts will be granted by Military Commanders of Posts
ia This DapsrtuC 9. GID. j. FlLLDWr
roaO Nv Rrigaairr General Z. = A.. Commanding.
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FAB AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
FOR 1851 MD 1852!
Memphis and New Orleans
PACKET lime!
PACKETS!

TTE vl-afd boats Of tbs new line will -
4 ..4.a Memphis for New Orleans on EL~%
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS aud SATUR -
DAYS.
TUESDAYS PACKETS
Republic Capt =. ID. Clark.
+ -rtuce OF w atlcs ----------Capt Lee.
THURSDAYS PACKETS!
Holm SirnOuds---- Capt. 7 r. Hicks.
=. Gay Capt. VIM NFray.
SATURDAY. PACKETS
Mary y. keeue Capt. Richardson.
~ M VI. AAor11son----I. III Newell.
These boats eonnee. 1T Memphis with the railroads
from ilat point on tlrlr respective DAYS. Leave Mem
pins Immediately on the arrival of the A-muhis srf
slar.t-.al1 and lsmFIsa and Ohio railroad trains. Pas
s-Hsers cen arrange Their aTirs. so as 10 avoid delay at
Memphis longer than business or pleasure usv require.
Foo freight or passage apply or board or 10 agents.
JAMES II. B0IEEE * co.
70. Madison street.
TE9S. j. WILLIAMS co.
No. 3 Hc-srds Row. NAP@
-sIE 3 hide a. o..
JEs5 under - Gls--- Hotel.
Fels E4- n-r-u-g
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POWDERED SUGAR.

2500 seeoad1ana four 59.4 ~.-( G1a'y an, Bag e,
AZ bv eco G. BUCHANAN.
.lT- I'm lr 80 FrUrr +Dar.
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g8'EEF

~ ~ - rs ElaaaH UTEsH Lea ~
r ENPEIS ND ARKANSAS RIVER
Va CONFEDERATE STATES a. A-L-9
LING-The above lls viii, during Lov
ws'artlthe Arkansas riTe- Fuu small boats from NsDo-
leon % Little Rock. .
sensers leaving Memphis on E~oEdGTs, We5ues-
day end Saturdays connect directly with these boats
next day 40 EspGIeon. They leave Napoleon Sunday
lIs-asy ana Iaurzdsy evening. and connect direct at
Little Rock with coaches for Hot Springs snd For.
Smith ECrf-rtLer Information aDplv 10
JGHND ADAMS H-rogrte.o-. or
LARRY EABE5TaD- Agent,
frtl-3u= Corner @aHi-1n street sr9 Front Row.
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For. Sale Cheap.
no THE

70. l Second hand Still, holding about 900 gal
y lon. THOS. LEECH g. Co,
noaa 81 Corner Main and Mccall Streets.
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E~see P. Il. Clark & Cas- column.
CHEHgoAEE NEl4E :

EY-Ths attention Of lAe readers of the APPEAL is
directed 20 The sdverasauent Of q. ". JONES g. CO.
Wholesale Druggist No. 29 lssin ssrso.. sPls1y
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CORRECTED BY F. II. AVERY, CASHIER or TIRE GAY.
osO SAVINGS INSTITUTION, MADISON sTEEET.
Bsukable Tennessee Money being the Standard
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LOCAL MATTERS.

FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER %
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70 THE PUBLIC.

T.. ANDREWS & CO., Gate GIlbert, Andrews
a 4 Co. POI Main street. take this method Of in
fuymirE thsir fd"nds aud patrons that they are again in
tbe Geld, having rented tie fine and commodious store
No. $50 .7EGiSs Street,
Msetvueys Block. below Union street, and are fully
rt.nar.l 10 raraINe consIgnments and trAn.aet all
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STEAMBOAT C0LUuN.
Pr De- trs Aagu-a aad Jaek.oapor
Hemphs sod Columbus Q. $ as1 Lu-.

q G. p i--nh- " wa--r-, wlh iesve e
above THIS Day, 2zd iusr- ar % ~
For ire sbt or passage a ply ou hoarf or TO
uog-1t LARRY HAEESTsU. A~s7t.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

FDE NEW ORLEANS The splendid passenger packet
NckshHrE, wiI leave as above this evening 80 . o clock.
Larry iiarmsrad, agent.
FOR CoLUNHUs-The fine packet Kentucky, Lod
wick, master leases as above this esruiug at O'Clock
}. C.. Mechanics agent.
FoR WHITE uyEA-The passenger packet ElHs
x QF-enbrrIy, master, leaves AZ above tins evening
a. o. clock. Larry Harmstad, agent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22
GUSNY BAGS"

J.. Agent
For $. Il GILMAN.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1861-08-29

10000 Peach and Is GOO Apple Trees. weIlselected
Slandafd). 100000 Strawberries. Blarkbesrics 90 -
Ornamental Trees Evergreens, in the usual variety
Orders sent direci TO the Fairview Nurseries oores
iown' ~; j. VIII DO attended 10. Catalogues gratis
reee neiiVeF'd ~ philadelphia without charge
maria JOHN PERKINS, Pro.