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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-22

DIR. JAS. McCLINTOCK'S PECTO.
RAJ sYRUp.-where therslls confirmed cough there
Is always great peril. To tine with any disease OF
the respiratory organs is Il ourt destruction Con-
sumption, bronchitis pletisy, lung-Fsvsr, &C., lie
close behind cough; aud ths only safety in such
cases consists in inme bate resort to this great
vegetable remedy. Prizes 90.
Sold by LaughiIns ( Bishaeld, 8. Fupdsnbers,
bridgeport, and druggists neralIy. jy2l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-22
PLUMBER AND GAS FITrER,
MERCHANTS, & MECHANICS pANK.1
wHEElINu 3Ikt Dee ISBn

TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sTocKIfoI.p.
era 81 this Bank for tho election az nIs ISi,t
ORE for the parent Bank and sewn for each of the
Ornnchcs az A!OIautown Point Pleasant and Carks-
burg, viii be held ut their Banking house In Wheel
ing on Monday, the lIth day Of january, 1861 be-
tween tue hours nf ten o'clock a. ~ aud two O'clock
p ny order Of the Board OF Dirrctars
J1nI=tH $. BRADY, caSh'r.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-22
Bryan's Tasteless Vermifuge.
Children dying right and lettl
Mothers not as etbersft
Know that worms more infants kill
Than each other mbrtal III;
But the yERHIuoi viii save

-FOUR palo uarliuSfitruin the grave.
Norma, MAKE YOUR CEu3E. Shall the CHILD die
or tho ITorHs' Renembes few doses of Bryan'l
TAsteless Vrrmifuge will destroy any number Of
worms, and bring them afay without pain. Price
IS cents. Sold by LAUiHLINs BUsHFIELu
3. FundenberG, BridgePortaHd Druggists generally
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

EDEToRs AFFEAL: " We nust 6gbt,D I re-
peat il, sirs, g We must fghLn
We are preparing 70 fghtfor ihe freedom Of
our country and safety OF our city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13
saaelIlr ID be- Va. o - co,


The Baltimore Erehdags Of the Oh inst.
contained The following important suggestion
in regard to the sanctiiy Of The writ OF habsa
eorpus. The historical illusions cannot bu
be considered valuable and interesting unde
existing ciTcumstaneess
/ While the Emperor Napoleon was on boar
/ the Belierophon, near Plyuouths preparing To-
! the voyage 70 s.. Helena an attempt wai
making COY Mr. Capel Loiit, an English cob
stiiudonsl lawyer aud friend OK htsrty," Z,
! serve a writ Of habeas corpus on the captain o.
I the ship.
/ The ministry, however, getting wind Of it
sent ordsrs for the immediate sailing OF thi
ship. This, with the precaution OK the British
I government In having armed boats piyinl
I rognd the maa-oe.war night and day, causes
+ che attempt az Mr.. Loft TO prove abortive.
T. was well understood that had the wril
f been served, It would have been obeyed-fol
such ia the profound respect in which L Is In
4 vsrisbly held in the land Of It's authors, and
( Of our ancestors. Had Napoleon been thu
liberated. as no doubt be would, no one ear
imagine the tsgrible consequences which mishi
have eagued.
Being az large in England, be could have es.
csped 10 toe continent and have renewed bis
Efforts to regain his throne Then would fol
low a re-enactmsnt Of the gigantic struggl,
which bad so long afflicted the world. Ye
Great Britain, With this painful future staring
it ia the lace, dared not resist ibis great writ
It's service, therefore, was evaded bv order.
ing the BellerophOn 20 sea though she was noi
fit, fron Der age and uuwor'biness, Tor sHch 9
voyage. Indesd, the Northumberland was Il
have 5esn honoIed with the conveyance Of tht
great Emperor.
Was there not better high State reason fol
q suspension Of the writ in this case than il
that Of Mr. Merryman2 Ard is il not eleal
that tie British king dared NOT, Of bis owl
viii, deprive iee citizen of this time-hoRoreC
safeguard Of lis liberty?
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items OF southern Isdcpensenee


Georgia is an agricultural Staie-neverthe-
less she is manufacturing cue in embryo,
and, on a large scale, ia circumstances
require b. She has large cotton manufactures
at Augusta Columbus LawreneeUiie, Maco
and Roswell; iron foundries at savannah, Au
gus.a, Mscon, C0lUnbus, Atlanta, Etowah
and Rome; q W0oiien factory at Roswell, on
/ large scale, which is now making cloihing fer
our soldiers. Cannon are being cast at Rome,
E.owsh and savannah. Shot, shell ans an
munitiou are being prepared at various points
in the State.
nanuf5ct0ry Of percussion caps las been
pu. IN operation In Macon.
4 powder mandatory las been started at
Kingston.
A paper mill has been in operation near Ma
rietta the past three years, which makes large
quantities Of paper, and can be increased in
cehuitelys having an immense water power
large rolling mill in Atlanta is supplying
all demands forraiiroad iron, and contemDlates
making car wheels, aXles, railroad chairs and
spikes.
a Hoszst and sword factory is being sstab-
lshed al Tilton.
Locomotives are made In Rome, and have
been built in the State and Central railroad
shops
Establishment are about to Be built in At
lanta FOR The manufacture Of locomotives. tire
and railroad machinery generaiIv.
passenger and friegh. cars are built in the
STATE shops at Atlanta.
large msnutactory Of wooden ware and
household furniture is ia successful operation
On ne upper line Of Georgia, owned BY John
( D Gay, ESQ.
aoioIooA's nat mandatory, 10 Atlanta, Is
/ doing its best, and increasing rspidlv.
/ Ahe tanneriss and shoe Factories in Mari
I e'ta5 Atlanta, Decatur, Forsyth and Macon,
are full OF work, and increasing their ca
I psciy.
I The EtoWab works are making nails in
I abundance, and have a large contract for
heavy cannon For the Colfederacy.
thus writes correspondent Of the Atlanta
iIiAiigsHaef. Tie machine shop at shs Gsor-
GA railroad bas Manufactured several frsf
T rate engines, equal to TIE best from Yankee
land, and are capable Of building all their own
engines.
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VIA cur swords cor fre-all siie.dlugs
Nar, reIrguish. ID ID ulufl De So. even nfe

A Portsmouth, Va, correspondence OF the
Richmond Dispaicf hes the following in ref
ersacs 70 tbs raising Of he Ns7ri=ae when
this splendid ship is once more all right, with
q Confsisraey crew behind Der ba.teFiss, the
blockading small FRY Of the Chesapeake, Pc
tomae and James river, viii bavs TO make
themselves scarce Tbe Fiagarl is the only
vessel in the United States navy which ooald
stand against he bierTimae, next in size to her
and about her equal in the power Of her bate
rics. SAYS the cocrespsaleus=
celebrated wreckers. The Bakers, 0f
-gftom I have heretofors made mention, have
been engaged for he last four days in making
the necessary preparations fer raising toe
steam friEste Menimac-tbe sane splendid
specimen of naval architecture which The Fln-
dals under ReHdsrErast and company ieft 10
flames. aud which was barnt to tie waters
edge. Yesterday morning, at > o'cIock, four
steam pumps we're pur in m5I7n, the holes
battsusa and leaks having been previously
STOPPED, and indeed every preparation made
preparatory 20 rhe operation Of pumping ILs
four pumps discharged one hundred and sixty
barrels Of wster'eaeh minute or forty barrels
eaeh.
At six o'clock yesterday afternoon Invent on
board The raised steamer She was alongside
the wharf at the navy yard They bal thsa,
ss Baker told me.dischsrge3 twelve and hslf
feet water. There were about six feet 10 fhe
hold. She was up nine or ten feet out lr5m
The surface cf the water. Her water pipes
lad been cut, and the magazine cock WIS
found turned 20 az o iet in the stream Ibis
Baker turned co as 20 shut Of the infuX. The
damage TO the engine is not o. a serious char
scter Under superintendent ana manage
meut, her machinery Wil be rendered az tt
for service the mrrmidons OF Black-Repub'i-
canism exempli6sd the mode Of thsiT chief 10
sfprotecting the public property
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13
DouBIe-aarreiod snor Guus as Arms

MEssEs. EDIroRs Allow rns to suggest that
although approved rifles and musllcts NAV bs
! scarce IN The Southern States. we have d most
efficient weapon in the above named niece
I and Il, as some estimate, there be three OF fou
! hundred thousand Of these arms in the South
aad in excellent order too, we are better of
J than Home suppose. And It should be suggest
f Cd through the press, that cur citizens should
[ gather, put in srdeT, and keep in readiness in
I a ssfa place, an these arms. Cas indeed thew
should al guns, pistols, swords, knives, etc, J
for they are really as effective weapons as We
! haVs-as all used to them l.aow-wbcther
I io7dei with BAH, bucksbot, or slugs. All our
citizens know how 10 load and shoot this arm
az speedily and well as they do the rife. and
z it is almost invariably their chosen W Weapon Of
( defense against deadly attack.
Indeed, doub- not that this, from its eff
cieHcv sHl our familiarity with It, viii be,
I with proper EuEiiiaTy arms and ammunition,
+ The best weapon We can have for that guerrilla
warfare which we ought to prepare for, and
which, perhaps, We may be compelled to
wage.
The minnie ball is probably as well adapted
to this gun ss 90 the rile or musket. It's ex-
psrsion win cause il to be shot as far and as
/ forci5lT, almost as accurately, and quite ss
I desiructigelT. frcr that az from these. ANY
/ sulliul blacksmith can make minnie bul!et
m1utd5.
T Such artisan could also make and ft knife
hayonet TO the weapon, thus making it in some
decree fs FOR infantry.
/ The fire Of body OF men thus armed would
I Be qEile destructive; minnie balls being used
, for distant shots, while, on nearing the enc
+ ny, cartri' yes loaded heavily with buckshot or
alUgs, could be used.
Where there are not sufficient nusl.ets or
E rifEs-il in no ether HDgencv-our militia
( or Infantry should be drilled with these weap-
/ ons. I know an infantry company using them,
and troop that intend 90 substitute tzem for
+ carbi1as, and Iuli iers-anl that a company o.
mounted euH-men fs being formed in Tenaes-
+ see, who expect 60 be armed With hsavy double
/ barrslsd sla. guns, instead Of rifles
vii slso suggest, Id conclusion, as 2
measure Of SAFETY, thstno only should these
and al other arus be gathered up and kept in
/ a secure place uUdsr lock, but that there should
( be o1 every PLANTATION a good tool house,
( (Which, by the way is excellent economy in
ordinary tines where everything that could
be used as offensive weapons should be Sc
curely kept, instead Of lying loose about the
( plantation. Resuec fully, S.
new OzLEANs june s.
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an Arn1ansas Heroine.

ing:
Miss Williams, daughter Of Isaac viii
iiams, living in Black river swamp, about seven
miles from this place, heard The report Of the
/ approach Of troops to this place on Sunday
evening her father was nol at home, but she
1 uIsiiiately caught horse, and was soon Of
/ 20 search Of him. She found him al a nsigh.
/ bor's, and told him 20 hurry On home md get
/ lis gun and cone here and help to drive back
I tie enemy. She then returned home. rot d3wu
/ her father's rife, moulded hisIsa3 an into bul.
4 iets, took The gun, powder and bullets and bid
Z them under The house, aad again cot on he
( lorse and roae to several houses and spread
ne ailrias re urning home in tine TO give ths
+ ~ man lls gun and ammunition, and started
/ mo- Niia d crowd O. Ten men whom sbe bad
collected For tha scene Of action. an IN M
she done in less than two hours. sueb 49, n
( lef2isn should not be passed By without no
F tice.
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Subsistence for Provisional
Army Of Eennessce.

DEADQUhHlLk3 UOMNI55AHE PAIlTN ENT,
NAsHvrLLEi Teun., Nay 80, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given By tie Cammissary-G General
IN 0f ite sata ihal he deses 10 conrsct cor su3sz-
ence Tor me Frevqna force o. Tennessee Volunteers
TIE Geld. E3 subsIstsnce but o. the best ds
wiil be purchased. Rdi will De received or Clear
sides, Beef Cals and feurthe Four % Be- delivered
90 auc =. the 1t day & 9liy next The subsistence
% hf Ftrsdsi EsmIala, nashville aps Enoxvills
fsea unti ne 1874 DAT Or JUNE MKT.
y - r. FAIN,
- Colmisss -ssnsral.
rie2-t1 b VIZ. CANNON, CLERK.
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a CAn AsEeBorr.-A correspondent Of

A CAaP AsEcDorr.--A correspondent Of
ths New otieaas crssesnt, writing from camp
Moora La, gives the following good one:
must tel yo1 one q our carlp stories. ayot
up b. young sentinel known as Fereus5n.
was taking walk late isstnisht toward the
outskirts q our camp, when heard the usual
sentry challenge, "who goes there2y UOHcsr
Of the deg, with the eountersign'' was the replv.
"WeA 2 said Ferguson, fyoa bad better leave
here, the oficer of tae Hight win be along d.
rectiy, ana be secs yoa about. you'll catch
hehD Military men, particularly, win su-
preciate ana admit that thisis the bss. OF TIE
season.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

~ TIE Eagle man1faciuring company Of
Columbus, Ca, has passed resolution to
purchase, monthly, 2 thousand dollar bond O.
The Confederste States, sad the treasurer has
besa directed TO notify The Secretary Of the
Treasury that that amount viii be monthly
placed 70 lis credit at Savannah, Charleston
or Augusta, as he may prefer. The same as
roeistion has also placed at The disposal OF
shs mavor of Columbus one hundred deilars
Der moutt, for the benefit Of The volunteers
r-o., hat city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

IxcrDEsr OF THE AaUIA CREEK FIcBT.
N, Fredericksburg Hsrell, in speaking Of the
frs fight Of Aqua Greek between the federal
vessels and our troops, says;
Tf,rs was no ore Injured on our side ex-
cent william McDougaii, Of this place, who
received 3 slight flesh wound on TIE band by
shsI that exploded above hin. McDougall
had eons 10 a beat Tor the purpose Of bringing
In guam of a small schooner His quick
eve discetnsd a she'll making directfor bin as
be sat BcsIling; with one bound be cleared The
boat, iumbilg into ths riFsr but still holdiag
on to tbe tost with one hand; de shell sz-
plodsd abovt him, and one piece struck his
hand.
The Fredelcksburg Recorder, in speaking Of
TIE second hzht on Friday last. relates The
following ineiieHt;
During the liriHg Two shells feIl in one Of
the batteries, 1ad, 80 soon sa they had fallen,
boih were tsisn bold Of BY Lieut. IanceT, ct
the Tennessee regiment, and pitched into tle
river before they could do any damage. We
have tbis from 40 eye witness.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

THE NATIoEAL lETELLIGENcRR UPON LIN
I UoIN's INVASION o. VIReNIA-Irs DlsAPPRo-
VAL If the scope oe the movement
: yesterday made shogld b wider than we have
been led TO infer and if It be the initiation Of
anything like a regular campaign, directed to
tie suppression Of the civil revolution that has
broken out in the South, we must say, in JUS
tice TO our convictions, that we cannot bring
ourselves to perceive the expediency Of anv
such policy, having regard to the single end
pr0posed-''the restoration Of the Unions
AS the military "subjugatioao Of the South
is admitted on all hands to Be equally impossi-
Die and contrary 70 the purposes Of the Ad-
ninls-ration, which, we are assured BY its
most accredited organs, simply seeks to reliye
the ''Union men'' OF the seeded States from
what is believed BY many to be the domination
Of energetic miRorities favoring and upholding
the secession movement, we shall atIeast learn
from tie reception awarded to the federal
troops in Virginia whether this expectation
viii be realized. Our own Impression Of the
Southern character, and our convictions in re-
gard to the unhappy unanimity Of the people
in most IL not all OF the States that have ae-
tuallY seeded, are not Of 4 nature to permit
the indulgence Of such predictions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

ez-In addition to liberal subscriptions a.
ready reported as hsgiag been ia Bibb Co
Ca, 10 the eonfedsrats loan, The following ara
reported: slsiton Napier, one-ihiEd fhis cot
ton crop, 2. C. Hon. IT,, one-thira; Henry G
Lamar, 6sty bsgo and yudge Nisbet ons-baa
hiscolt0n crop.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

fEDr. Holmes, Of New YORK, celebrated
embalmest, hasrecslvsa commission az sur
gson in the Unitrd s.ales army His duty wil
bsts embalm al ttosp killed 10 battle, whose
bodies t nay be desired 70 preserve. Il he
has taken he whole job Be viii hsve big
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

A GALLANT AcT.-It is reported that Capt.
Wm. =. Werth, Of Pi,tsYlvania, while on a
solitary scouting expedition, a day OF two
since, IN the neighboIhood Of Yorktown, un-
consciously got inside Of the enemy's pickets,
and was surprised By two IN ambush, who
started up in his rear and commanded him to
surrender. Capt ". turned his horse and ap-
preached them, which led them to believe that
be was about to obey the command. ibis,
however be never dreamed Of; but suddenly
drawing bis pistol, shot first one and then the
other dead. It is stated that the two luckless
Yankees were mouated upon mules.-Rieh-
m0nd Dispnich.
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Crors 1r TEzAs.-TLs Austin State Gl-,its
Of tie 1st. saws:

CEoFs IE IEZAs.-ILe Austin state EIe1iis
Of tie 1st, says;
The wheat, rye, barley and oat crop is made
iu Texas, and the greater portion of The for
rsr has been harvested While here and there
4 fsld may have been slightly injured by rust
ne damage done is not worthy OF considara-
fion. Tie amount of wheat cultivated this
vesr is largely 10 excess Of anF preg.oa8 year,
and greatly exceeds the amount required Coz
hone consumption. Especially is lls is
ease in western and noTthern Texas
Bs-;ey, rye and oats have al succeeded well
tbrrurfout the State he present season. Bar
lev IS grown TO a consi ierabie extent ID The
western and northern portions or the sate
eus has never failed ts yield large crop ether
of DRY or wet year. Oar farmers Calculate
tffs wear that they viii gather of this grain
frsm sixty 70 seventy bHshels per acre No
STATE OF tie Southern or hortlera CCniedsracy
Is % well adapted to the growth Of this cereal
As Texas, except California.
As 10 The ccrn crop, the Prospect is excel
Isut. aud we doubt II the crop in any State
.,sr promised 4 more abundant yield. i il
rnr N tie silk. Abundant rains have fallen
Al intervals throughout tie season, and it Is
now certain that heavy crop Of corn viii BE-
made il every part Of the STATE.
Cotton. too, looks unusually well, but it &
too early to calculate with any certainty as q
whether there viii be COED yield or not. va
nav say. however, that ths prospect. al present
is Te good as could be desired
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RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.
AND TGE I0sq SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operator
IN TIE WORLDl
Eight Years IN Memphis.

TNFsIiR the ruhlie IN general that he is prepared
70 Teat ell diseases, hrt rp5c ally those which
pronosuced iuc1r4hIe. and called czroH4c.
His treatment % CssCeTs is without any rival e.
csuEo tEey VIII De cZpeie froI1 tle -zs-el UitA al
their rooia and fbars, only BY cols rlual treatment
witL1ll c1uFt-rs ali Vitaont .La ra ls.
Ee H0 treats vi % suacess, according the E1si iu1-
rrcval -ci 1Hcp % medicine IN Elr7De, RHsoaati-n
F57rAlsia, tf5Ii, O3-tha =, d--t- la Aue, -c-0fu
Syphilis, % Ct-q-ir Dy-eu-e-y, Torpid Lte-
Gravel. Fits IA 1aF0-, les B.Ursy Diseases u tl1
SEin. ErcrcEitis, Consumpticu a diseases @ ihs agc
and as-, and give particular attention 70 ail Female
Gplapi -iuts especially taoss OF -he womb.
Negroes wEo are h.l.ctel with any u tEa Elove
diseases viii pc crec. srt can end sooi beard and &C.
oo1Ir0lous Hhiis unlsT treatment ct ha 35cJrs Iu-
hruary.
Vhf d5sior csls attention C.. patience dt dsiance
taLt they E-a u1- prepared % con ut t Doctor p-r-
SEE ally by writing o hlm with "a exact acc1uns o. Ell
tEe zmpi1uls % t1e disease medicine f. 4rLci
by A1ars eZpres1
E3sOHica To Iel5W's B1iId.ug Urlca s-8ea hetrs en-
llsii and Soaonl, fourth daor east ct = air.
Iitirmsry Ualgn 50 egt efsl oi the aaTol, at br.
Spige's private rr5lceuce.
IT @. apege has. iu his tairty years rracsice ss-
pscay ca7.li1 diseases cured them y7l, g. O ust
Egorss. He has IN his possession aver tTs taoussd
p'l-s herbs l4rzs. etc., TGich lie reiy up1n 10
diseases wcisn are by the most SUCCESSFUL IractI-
-i0ners pronounced tl-1rlEiei
ne also makes his special practice e. 5ai al pri-
vats diseases with the utmost supse4s, in sh0rtt tine,
70 riztsr o. how long stsrdilE, nor O what uat-re.
All Dr.. 5piCr5 asks from tla afflicted IS ieir risl
then Gil tae re-cr-lc- b. viii give viii Be speedy care
% them
ThoasanIs OF tssfimonisls, from ths 2ost reliable
sCurce 7lH- s seen sf The dnctur's once. dals-9m
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hrs. Eniiy Tabman, Of Augusta. Geo,
formerly q Frankforl, KY, has armed regi-
meat Ia tlsl State.
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IITIll-ITU - III
0. ?. BREsEE, Secretary

oasr tbls reliable SOUTHERN ENsCRAEOE C0a-
PAEY 90 The property hcefs o. Aempais, anu solicit
ua ia cash at this agency Those Fhs wish to encour-
aze soutrern instituos in preference 70 Northern
Eill please give me call.
J. 7. WEST, Agent,
sp9-Iy jefferson Etfetts
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ulhhCfO85-
Wul e. McFariand3 President Farmers Bankj
A. Warwlsk 6Fm of Warwick s. Ezrksdaie5
Wui 9. OTenshsfT, firm Of CreusorW . Co.'S
Weulnetoa Geddin. arm of 6odliu q Appersoni
7. W. McCance, lsm Of Dunl0p- houcnre s Co.;
c.. A. harksdale, arm Of WnrwicE ! bark4eelei
James H. Grant TOBACCO Mau1ilcturerj
l. D. CreasEaW, fsm 5i E11-l, 9ralshaw & Coz
yoha Z Bacon, firm 4 Bacon s Blskarvini
"a P. Haxaii drB q Haxsl. CrsnshsW 4 Cos
Tohn CUFrle, Ir., ship OWnegs
Wm. b. warwick, firm Of Warwick : barks1aiai
JAS. Elsrsa Jones. Att0rney-al-LLwi
O. c. Eilett 8aiuieri
r q Ruaau, Agricnlturist sud Hsnufaeturori
u. ". Hc6ruder, firm Of s. kcGr1 1der h sons
". ~. Gfump, Attoraey-Et-Law;
Jas Dunlop ann Of Dunlop, Aoucurs 3 Co.
BOILING ~. HAXALL, President.
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RESID EET
SURGEON 0HIROPODISF,
No. S27 Main street, over Jones & Tagg,
Memphis, Tenn.

TR. WARNER. with grateful thanks, has the honor to
Inform the Lsdiss and sentIoaan Of Memphis, fhst
through the kind and liberal paTOpass which he has rs
ceiyed from them, he has been induced to settle here
permanently, and become citizen o, Memphis. He
aoasids It unnecessary. in this connection, publish
the handrsds Of
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REFERENCES.

EaEE EIAaE1IV JEs3l
7. A. NELSON, Esq, President Of the SssE Of west
Tennessee.
LERor POPE Esq, supsrintendsptof the city schools.
DR.. P. S. JONES, tarm Sheldon. Jones COL
z.x. YERszR, Esq., Attorney at Law.
J. KNOX wALZER, Esq,
JOEN HANuToE, Eaq.,
p. z. CHEW, Esq,
?. J. FIENIE, Esq,
E. 8. HAKK0ED, Esq,