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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12

From tha CIucuua, Gazette. Nov -S|
AZ the Little Miami lepo, the genera. Tc-em-
uarxel with an possible speed. couSiEuIuE HIM
self 10 the nearest ear, I'm au attempt 20 eyade
the demonstration He had scarcely seated
himself however, when the clamoroUs multitude
insisted upon seeing him, ON pain OF jemolish-
inc the train and tearing mp the track lie then
appeared upon the platform Of the car, and IN "a
rrtcefuI bow Acknowledged the compliment
In a few moments the whistle blew, and the
train started Even then the assembled citizens
were unwilling 20 reconcile themselves TO their
fate. One case, in particular, we observed \
man. whose determination 10 shake thr generals
hand was unconQuerable, enjoyed tha distn
ruished privilege while the wheels Of Che casWere
h motion. A friend reminded him that he might
DossibIy get run over and have one OF his legs
Summar.ly amputste To which he replied, "I
don't care; IN 90 one leg on Fremont, any
how
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AEHIvAL-Among. the arrivals at the Gayoso
House yesterday was Judge Milton Brown. of
Tennessee
WNNTED-A good servant .either white or
black to cook and wash for a small family. Ap-
ply at 2i5 Main street.
- The managers Of the Edgewood Hospital
acknowledge the receipt Of thirty-cight dollars
from the ladies of the Eudora neighborhood
also "a large box of clothing from the ladies Of
Bloomington.
RECORDERS CorRr-The Recorder had
t~weniy-eight cases before him ON Monday last.
twenty-five ON Tuesday, and twenty-six yester-
day. Ssyenty-uiue cases is a tolerably fair half
weeks work.
CHARGED WITH STEALING.-Lizzis Collins.
the white hired girl of Mr.. Milton II. Wash, was
yesterday arrested by officer j. G. Home. on the
charge Of stealing silver spoons. bedding, and
other articles from }Ir. Wash's house Size was
committed TO Jail for trial.
The SELry C,sE-The application for the
discharge Of Selby, charged with murder. on the
ground of insanity, was not argued before Judge
Dixon yesterday, owing TO the absence of Mrs.
McGinnis. who was lying I'm bed with the Girl
when the latter was shot by Scjby. The case
viii be ezaminel at Iu O'Clock this morning.
when all The witnesses arrrequiIed to be present.
C.S ARNoRY-Wc visited this busy gpot
ou Poplar stree. below Front, yesterday, and
found a great addition had been made to the
works, and considerable number of new steam
rIiiug machines added. Under the intelligent
superinteudence OF g. W Grader, Esq If tbs be-
coming "a very -hi ient mandatory of
ordnance.
WHO WANTS TO SEE A BarrLE2-BuH
Run battle tonight at Odi-Fellows Hall in Bur
toms Grand Southern Pauomma,-who won't 90
r1 see it' To form an idea Of what a battle is
,ua panorama should be seen. The views on
Use Bosph5rus are rich productions Of the artists
hand, conveying The spectator with magic power
10 scenes of poetical beauty aud enchanting
magnifceuce
Ho~rT}L EEroBT-Tue last weekly report
Of the pbvsicisu of the ovar+op Hosni+sr Dr
r LII r.. 49, -
'"' 81 .o O'o'HW'7 y" ''
wee" there were go! men IN that institution, one
more was admitted, rs returned to duty. ! was
discharged. 2 were out ON Through, and 4 died.
.i '"7 "''P'''l' -. since 'hen Ole
.ae died ana one been returned 90 duty, leaving
patients Ia the hospital last evening.
'"AN''1 N"IhS-"e learn nom Capt. Jos.
t-l1o" president ol lNe BANK oil tennessee taa'
'' expects 20 receive al about ten days change
Aot'7' when "ll DE- ISSUED as last as 'h"y can
'' "'''. anu WIN DTS anlHhE energy we doubt
Joy Org '.'''lH-.y "''. I a Le''o"iole iHle'
.a supplied VII" change SO much needed. The
DENOMINATIONS "." De- 'A'' one aol'I DILL one
'''y. '"'".F-",' TWO .Al anu one A'e cent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12

n ' H. t. s. Dbl. ..+ Nt.... iH.n-.'f.
P@EN~AroLA. ID .comb,r About two o'clock
this morning the city quiet was disturbed by
the thunder voice of an = inch Dahlgreu from
one of the batteries below. False alarm mo-
body hurt"
In the late bombardmauf us mention has been
made OF the number of guns employed ON our
side 1t would have been against general orders,
old as the war itself The same restrictions DO
not apply TO the cHcmy-ot them aud their guns
vo can speak gd i3btUw. ] viii therefore give
your readers some information ol Fort Pickcus
and the sand batteries ju fits vicinity, with the
assurance that 10 comes from "a source us reliable
AS IL from Col. Browns inspertor-gcueral or
chiefs of artillery cor ordinance. Here 70 is.
Font PIckeus-FuUr IU-inch columbiads iu
bastjon, pivot carriage one i2-pouuler, riied.
ju barbat.o: four i2-pouuders, ridrd, iu casematc
curtain towards lighthouse four s inch column
biajs iB cascuate curtain OF sally port. two
lDp0uud field. rilcd besides a number of small
pieces, and one section of light artillery.
On Glagis-Oue lO-iuca Columbiad, pivot car
rage.
Battery Scott-ou point opposite Fort Rae
Two lU-iuCh seaCoast mortars two ~-iuch
columbiads, pivot guns. two lo-inch columbiads,
pivot guns one l2-pouud, riled "a ra5cally gun
It's. too This battery is manned by one COM
pauy Of artillery. It's fire was directed pyiuci-
pally ON McRae.
Battery Lincolu-Fr t east OF Pickeus-Two
l9-iuch columbiads, pivot carriages, and manned
by one company OF artillery
Battery t~amoron-Secoud e. st OF PiCkrus-
Two 20 inch s]cacoast mortars Three -iuch sea
coast hoWitzars one i2-pouudcr uacd one p
FOUNDER, riHed-siege carriage. This battery is
in charge OF one company OF artillery.
Battery mean Commissary's storc-Iwo l3-
inch sescoast mortars, Three l3-inch s@eacoast
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12

CmLDREN-The smallest are nearest God, as
the smallest stars are nearest the sun-Hait, %
German Poet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12

AE'IvAL-Among the arrivals at the Gayoso
House yesterday was Judge Milton Brown. Of
Tennessee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12
For Auditor Of Pu9Iic Accounts Of the
Safe of MisSiSsinnh

WAVES FORT cd Hollis Sp-iHgs. RHssia -f Is a
81 e~.altiat- .o mi RE vacatey ueea-orru hv she
..-aiL if Col Bufi. uf7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12

WNNTED-A good servant .either white or
black to cook and wash ior a small family. Ap-
ply at 2il Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12

- The managers of the Edgewood Hospital
acknowledge the receipt OF thirty-cight dollars
iro" the ladies of the Eudora neighborhood .
also "a large box Of clothing from the ladies Of
BLnnminrtnn-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12

~kE'oEDER's COURT-The Recorder had
tweniy-eight cases before him On Monday last.
twenty-five ON Tuesday, and twenty-six yester-
day. Ssyenty-uiue eases is tolorably fair halt
weeks work
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12

DAILY REPORT OF rEE asRKEr.

FURNISHED FE0H THE MERCHANTS UcHaNdE
MEMPHIS December D. l-1l.
C9TT0N-Sa sales reported Receipt. ana uau-
u1ls-
TOBACCO ah5. -aL aa- the terms v aa.
ul public. We contain. -l quote
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12

CHARGED win STEALING-Lizzie Collins,
the white hired girl of Mr.. Milton II. Wash, was
yesterday arrested by officer j. G. Horne, on the
charge Of stealing silver spoons, bedding, and
other articles from Ar. Wa,h's house Size was
committed 90 Jail for trial
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12

THIG steamer LOUISVILLE, Colhe -
i ma.terrviI .eave as above on THURS
~ I2lh instant. so 3 o.. ~. $500
For freight oI passage apply 20
HrII 81 JAS. IT, BOURNE 81 co. teeut--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12

For New oreauz-2cgu'ar Thursday Packet
I'VE pa5seugcc steamer LOUISVILLE
4 combs, master. VIII leave as above @zE-.
oI THURSDAY. 10 b instant. ~ 8 b.. 81
o.II p EILIlIr . WILSON, Agen-t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12

WHO WANTS no SEE A BATTLE Bull
Ran battle tonight at Odi-Fellows Hall in Bur
tons Grand Southern Fauoama,-who won't 90
I'D see jtf TO form an idea Of what a battle is
,ue panorama should be seen. The views on
Use BospA5rus are rich productions of the artists
hand, conveying che spectator with magic power
TO scenes of poetical beauty aud enchanting
mBgniiceuc-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12

titEsp'end Il passenger packctITrTLE v
, lt0Ck. Cap. jerks Brown. viii leave $500
As above THURSDAY. 18th inst az 5rW A4
dall2 LARRY ~HARMSTAU Accent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-12

IIE NELEF CAsE--The application for the
discharge OF Selby, charged with murder, on the
ground OF insanity, was not argued before Judge
Dixon yesterday, owing to the absence of Mrs.
Ac1mis, who was lying i'm bed with the girl
when The latter was shot by Scjby. The case
viii be examined at Iu O'Clock this morning.
when all ihe witnesses arr requied to be present.
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DC. HOE Askisg fsr Do Aavanee

-r' ~ Correspondents Of the New Tsrk RTesiog Post
WAsHNeTos, Dec 9, 1861 Mr.. Joseph Holt is on
q visit to his home in Kentucky, and has written
letter here warmly approving the passage of reso-
lutons in the House of Representatives, recon
mendiag the President to place Messrs. Mason and
Sdell in precisely the situation that the reb>
els have placed Oclonels Oorcoran aud Wood He
says that the only way Of intimidsfing the rebels
to show them that the legitimate government is in
earnest and Will punish treason. y - .
e He further writes that the loyal people of Ken
lucky are hesrt sick waiting for an onward move
ment of the Union troops in Kentucky. 1t ia no
secret that Mr.. Holt also asks for an advance here
just as soon as the General in command considers
1t prudent TO move onward The political interests
OF the country, Mr.. Holt writes, demand more
tive work by the Government troops. This is the
story told by almost all Kentacky and Tennessee
now here. They asse TT that it will be imposes
BILE TO keep up the public sentiment in either Of
those States TO the right pitch favor Of the Gov
eminent, unless some advance be made.
President Lincoln most fully sympsthizss with
this view of the subject Mr.. Hollis letter alluded
TO above, was communicated to him, and he Rvowed
his opinion freely that Mr.. Holt right. He alae
stated that he had frequently expressed his opinion
10 General Mcclellan Itiy well known in govern
ment circles here that the President and Secretary
Cameron favor an early advance of our troops.
General Mcclellan admits the proprety of such a
movement, and Only asks that ne may select his
own time for it, he will be guided solely by de-
sire to save life and make vie DRY nearly certain.
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SHoEs.--We are very glad to hear that one set OF
specuiators have "csught it." rome sixty days ago
the prospect was very promising that leather would
bs scarce and shoes high. The Government, it was
known must have shoes for the soldiers ard it was
supposed it would be obliged to submit to any ex-
actions that avsrice might impose. The speculA-
tors were very busy, snatchng up all the leather
and shoes they could lay their hands in all d.
reciions. They got very large supply and thanks
10 the Lord, they still have them. The Government
agents bought their own Leather, and have now SO
OO0 PAIR of shoes more than there is any present
need for. Negro brogues Of the best quality may
be bought for 81 sc to SO 00-Snd shoes are rather
3 drug.-RichInond Wing, Dec Is.
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BsstSiIl, auisu nh 3m4ituu

from Bacon Greek 70 : place I've miles South Of
WoodGonViIle there il e0nssznt Succession Of hill
raFines, snd dense foEests, which car be fortified
with little difficulty, ard which could afford shell
ter from our artillery. and prevent any systematic
pursuit., even by our Infanery. In sueh situation
cur cavalry, of course. would be of % service. r
From this time on. the public mind viii be al an
ticipstien until the reEul1 of the impending conflict
is known. Our Government should nov put forth
eli its exsrtions to support Gen. Buell. Reinforce
ments ought 70 be pushed forward from every
may be necessary to win a victory SO decided and
overwhelming that our foes will be unable to re-
cover from the blow.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

FAKE pleasure In Gnneuncing . cid friends ana
toners that after absence Of two years. have again
t1rnsd the practice Of Tie RhOt0Rrap ART
IN El it Branches having purchased the nrest Of brSsr
IN the old etsbhed Gallery IN Union Street, and having spent
four nsnths In New Yerk ths summer 70 obtain fully ali
he late improvements In the art. have painted raoTsted and
enlarged the suite Of Rooms hrSughsut That facilities
better to prodRce first Eerk tsn most Galleries
o. Oonduss the eofoEt Of patrons trust
only tie proud position the Gallery hss bersofors
sustained, but 70 elevate It 20 sh hghsF standard. have
also engaged the services Of Mr. COOK Il the best Photo
apheFI world who the Pictures which obtained shs
hrst premium the Worlds FAR II LoEdo1, 1851, and
arsrminsd only make hiI the leaiing GAllsry in
State, bat ny WOFh mall notbe surpassed EoTta Sos
and ntTod1cs to s public the ioIlOsiuE Gyls
Imperial Photograph, India Inzi
Fignet.e, plain colcrsd .#s.--
IVoKytypeB, celoredi
FaSel Pictures, lie Eissi .-
Photographs on Canvass, lfe Elzsi
Visiting CaEdB, mil length, piaini
Autograph PhstogIaphs, Is taken Al ons sitaa<
gserrsoseopes, on glass paper. ..-- ~.
continue 70 make the Meahotyps stype
fort. The above styles All entirely this city, eTep
The Autograph Card, Ehih only made tine. All
Eho are in WantOfGnytbing IN ny line politely uysd ys
call before Visiting elsewhere, when viii prove by OocalsE
4suonstFstion Tie aboy faOss. Respectfully,
oet3l-a .. ..r 2. " HUGHhe
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"a How FAR CANNON MAY BE HEARD-The last Eu
fRuls Spirit OF South claims that the cannon at
Pensacola were distinctly heard In that place by
several persons. Ia the county, negroes heard the
reports and called the attention of their masters
to the sound. The distance from Enfsula, as the
crow hies, must be aJ least $50 miles.
Passengers from the South report that the guns
at Port Royal were heard at Jacksonville and Pi-
latka, 10 Florida, the latter place being in an air
line, about 500 miles dIstant.-SaUGnnah Republican
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Beu and Brass FOundery.

TEHE subscriber returns his thanks the pue
n past favOrs, and sO ccntLuance Of patronage
the above line, also -r-s.t
Copper and Sheet Iron Manufacturing;
together with every description q Eea THrningI hetals
Psekings, Babbit Metal and Castings.
soda Foun Genertols Ale Pumps, and PuTPs Of every
description manufactured order, repaired at short notice.
viii be pad all tinss for sldGo2Psr and brass
decI3-dd b COLE.
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Land for sale.

sPPleaoub be made before st Janusry, VIII I'll
mOdAtng terms, Forty Acres Of Land, three mile.
rom he Corporation limits, Nil 0Tesk, opposite Mai GoTs
This Of the beautnl locations II Davidson COUNT
About onehAf ef The land IL In timber balance cultVa
There the csraforsbls
young orchard Apply to Ma Cen, he fsos ny
ELI for particulars paAs, q. TIE62cET
i1lyI<sf .f @
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Teunssses Champion
Portable Plantation and FIGURING
EIiIl Stone Establishment.

slURR Mstonss Of all sises hand and made oFdsR
Smut Mills Of the latest improved Pstentf Mill spIndeG
Mil Gearing, Boiling Cloths Bons Hosting and Regulating
screws Screen Wire, Mil Picks and Plaster Paris All
Thich warranted Of best quality and give gatsscoiI
All orders and communication promptly attended 70.
J. NJ WARNEI
Opposite Broadway Mills, near 4 3, Broad Erssi,
iEns22d&Eu Nashville, TCEls
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~ THE STAR GALLERKI l.a oil
DaEuerFeOIypes, AmbFOtyPes.
HELAINOTVPES

AND PHOTOGKAPHs.
No a, Union asrest nezt door to Hess0 fhozPssRs
.e n. F. SALTZMANy
(AATR oPERArOz aUaHz5. aALLEAaJ . -
MTATTNa Cited up shove, exciudvsly for shA
branch Of buzneas prepared 70 reeeTs the ladies' AID
Ertcen Of NASHVILLE and make FAC E7Ss 81 their faces II
highest style 81 the Art No expense has spared s
furnishing his apartments Procung the latest and
improved apparatus and materials, and re Subscriber conhdsnt
~ EHtranss nsEt door sStl 70 Vessel rhonPseA:
NJ . 70 2. y. gAITZEAA
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URsssS.FlEs WANTED.

e We Eaahvills and North Western Railroad Company
. contract for 10000 Cedar CFosssEfes, feet
long Inches sk we'll hsvn to face place not
less than inches clear Of bark timber to Be- sound to be dsvs
Cd ct the grade line Of he road In NsshyiIle.
The contractor EGnt to contract for $4,000 White
ROst OAK Ties, Of the xs SboVs to be delivered
the line Of the road in piles troz1 II section
snongs OF each section to esPply the sans.
Persons wishing 70 bid viii direct TO the President DroSe
OF the SaahVis and PSrth-Nsssrr RsrosS COMPANY
6aEhVlle Tenn .uITas5-tg
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l $50 Reward
Al away from the srbsriber the inst, two ziles
y from Lebanon, Wilson UNITY, Tenn, negro named
SharAes dATk complexion, spare made, about twenty
seven years old, sbsut i've et hes eight
Eegha about H0 peEndb writes very good hand, and will
doubtless ha carpenter BY trade When he e
hons carried with him his unk has suit soldiers
clothes. Res lived In Memphis
viii give The above reward for bis cor nmeD
noViS-iD BERRY WHITBSIDks.
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" anted,
WagOns nnd TeRIns Wanted.

WILL give constant employment to tive good nal:
teams, hauling and from Manchester. PersorS wishing
employment in having and hAYrg good WlgoES
please call Immediately. 8. WHtTEAsG,
noy23-2E
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HOWE SEWING MACHINES.

At Greatly Reduced Prices
FEyHHsR Machines gather and the Band san
time Sew every variety fabric, and undoubtedly
The bsgt and simplest Machines IN the market
ooJA BROS, AgsaH,
naFIS-d - Union
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Nashville Rnn Fnc1nrv.

NashNl4Ie Gun EacIOFys
. T0oKHoLDERs the Nsshvs Gun Factory are notified
y hat the Directors have ade call o. five Dos upon
each share payable before tie aIs Monday
next The stockholders requested Hat the once
nents ID J. L. B0sTICK,
suE2S-H secressrv ana FrsasuYur
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-20

Corn, HAY AVID Oats Wanted O.
f-'t'A ga 4s-sh BY TEE -
COSFEDERATE GOVERNMENT.
AM appointed BY Col. " & Stevenson, Quarena ter Cen
a for tbs sAie Of Tennese to purchase Corn Hay and
Uats and vi the prize Ny TieL ds in the country
VIII do veil TO call be selling Their produoe fpec
tors our GoTtrcnent netds ali the produce that is spare
to sell ... A HAMILTON.
TPBaDner copy and charge Qusrts-mssers Department
noF22-2m -ese ..r H.. II SKI
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CURRY & MARSHALL,

UNDERTAKES lat J. A. ourrey's old sand on Union be
Cherry and Summer streets prepared to attend
funerals at all times with wooden Collins psin coored
and Metallic Burial OSsket and Gases OF Asupeor quality
The imeS. Iunse$-H
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Q, ADgAADs p B. HARRB, =. P. EDWARDS.
EDWARDS, HARRIS q CO.,
Successors to Edwards, Gilkerso, 4 Co.
Wholesale GrOcers,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

Srandiss, wines, TObaeeSs, Cigars, As.
c0RKAR ooLLE9EAAD oEURCR STREETS.
nashville, Tenn.
VEyH ARI IN RHoKIPT OF Largo AND WELL
w selected stock Of Groceries Fobaocos Hqusrs 40,
iS on n :. P1 i. 1 1li.'' which We respectfully ''' -
SUGAR, mOLASsEs AND SYRUP.
. Ind, LSaiLians saEar 50 belI LovsnnES powdered
9 y, Cgsss .seoI.s r Loaf Sugar
s So, Plantation hol.s' g half so' Esn;a hoa
50 b6is Rssnsd MOlAss.s, Pfs New Orleans soIs,a
UOFFEE.
100 la Baltimore Ris ooRosI 50 ban Oh col JAN ooss
100 9.s. New Orleans BIO O0f % bags I@gahl 0of'a
WHISKY.
So beIs Esshsa Whisky Ohbb RoOsssos sOanty WIN
100 " Tenn, Ehits y keyI
iOS paoEasss Ola By. Whisky Whi. S- ''~
Rpunehsons Of Irish and scotch WhaEy.
BRAN DIES, WINES, &C.
10 quarter casks seiznsttsE 10 eAskI Madeira VIasI
qs ~ Or Dupr., BfIi p ssi''' "a'
80 q SD 40. Roo6:I. Brandy 10 ES' A'' "''
10 e United PrOPussor'I g Pks Glnga VINES 4
ice rEs American Br.asy. s So1 1ssoISTssI
IS Singsr = Pn Lemon o0Eeisli
Blackberry 20 borss SittsrI
3 Raspberry = pks Holland aaI
10 eAEiu RAM
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
800 boxes Virginia TobsoeO-variouH braadaI
500 Kentueky
5ksgB Al Smiths PAncAks TobssDoI
$1,000 Superior havana oigars-VaFious BrlAas
teO,0l0 y German
s0.0oe Domestic
CANDLES AND SOAP.
coo SoEs tar oAndlSI 50 bozss aeArins oanaIss,
900 hh 50 +" FSllow ="
lSe q 10 boxa soap vSyfozs hn6Ei
FLOUR
lee belG extra Family Flour
leo ." saperdus
100 bags PennsylT1na RuckWnsat Etoag.
sun DRTE4S.
1000 ssekl ms and Salt 100 dozen Bueksszf
500 bblB KAnaWha Salt; 50 nest Funsi Fad.
100 kegs Nails and sSik@I 3 sacks 8 g Alnoada
~ boxes GlaH Harsi 80 bbla PecABs and RilbsE4i
800 Reels Cotton Roper 10 bbls EngInh WalnatuI
100 casks Soda; 100 dozen Broom;
1900 pounds Bar Lead $50 dozen Zinc wan BOArdas
80 bags Shot assorted naes 800 rssDs Wrapping PHP9I
tc0 dozen Fresh Cove oyhte.sl 50 kaSs Pepper
Is cases ssrdIEes, Sad j Is Allspfosi
boxesI 50 b11 Ground MuRaral
80 bxs Lemon Syrup 50 Fire orsekerS
~ P1 kaiEnsI 50 bbs Cider Tinsza-
100 =" MAcksreI 50 bbaXX Ala
Is ehsstE Greer and Black
Taaai
Win variety Of Othsr arHclss.
Hars-s EDWARDS, HARMS 90
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WAnISd,

On NEGRO Men and % Negro Women for nurse, fer the
~ various ocnedeAte states Hospitals in this city, By
order Of Dr. y. ". YAndelI GEJ. Il. CLARK,
noT2B-u Once Nc. 50 College EtI ect
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A Pine COuntry Residenee For Sale.

EAHC CONHIAy z &c \ - SS~sc'
AVINa determined carry my Negroes the ,s-cSac
& South, / will sell Abeut Three or EeHF
Hundred Acres of Land being part Of 157ssssgsS
he tract upon which reside, situated . Ez3fzE
coed Turnpike Road, about thirteen miles from E.
EsShville, in Of the best neighborhoods in Viii ~A
hanson county Soil sqnal any in tire sate For PARTON
spply the premises or to A. v Lindsley In
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