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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-12
Thermometrioal Record. -
Rspsgep9 g1Eerswk,A lor tths 'DssiocaAr, by
: Adrl0ff Dru00iaf. S. loud

\ Thermometrioal Record. -
RPsg,9 y1sesssssA .lor ttAs Ds1ooaAr, by
s.. Aarlal Drxgaiat, st. Caxd- -. l.'
.Elaa a31 1,4UM I1RXDITC6.p. NJ.
Sep. 6s.roI i&es1A ,,oss2Uop 10 sB3E
.asIaS t-9rT aA9sA tesasSEoN 10 si60g
,o'st an0I ''s::ta 'sssipesA u ass1 "
"a ~ a. z.b s g ''s w'on to &C. &C.,
j. .a41lls1gsA ,64sro,s. arssv tta rel,
N-AA.. x1.1 ~ ~ q loal2-Q aA2 Il .Iaa! -
$40 s:s' 2: 'aPROPpsALs.Ho ,.,2s9T'1I7
IL .tnuoo hrEAs'3 g ha2.t 10 1s!aiY2A 9Ai !"
i 30 ess Bill. III adyIas.,.
- PkoPosAta xillb b receiAad 81 1T TiepSenant
Chaslss Haven, *; a.; O. n at ,thi, pest, Tor
Frys huaD4tp Bushels Of good 81 ellsd Con-, to
ns delivered fp gplny ssack., which must be
included "a the bids and new at Fort Ripley,
On q before s the s0th day. Of Noyembsr. 1851.
:. Also, for THnsE THOUSAND Bushels Of OARS Of
s a s.ss5 e &. d sas q '
a.s = sigey on Or 1'faFs the Both
. AZ bias must 10 seqempanied Win the names
a , residehse g. I've responsible men as secu-
rites for. double the amount Of the contract,
: The BIDS win b. opened and the contracts
.xarded atnoon on the s0th day Of September,
1871. Lax 49, ;, ,CHARLEs HAVEN, 'r
IT. ~ Lieut. 1fet;2 nd Reg MINI: Yors, 4. d. O. N.
THss0LUTIoN OF |CoPARTNERs HIP. -.
~ Notice is hereby given thar tie 9copart:
nership heretofore existing between 8. Marlatt
ana L. 20 si5asis this dny dissolved BY mi1tu-
alsonsent: TIE business will be continued at
the old stand by theseniof partner, rs. Mar
latt) In whose hands will be found ar books
and aeeointa: Those indebted will please call
sna tettl.'ths same shsoon as possible. " 'c/''
Va "a h"s ." hHH i ~ 8: MARLATT, '"L
90 - t''ro'71 y 80 t. q. SIMS. %:'-'''!
St. Cloud, September LIST, 1861. sw
IN PROBATE coURr.--srATE or MIN;
an. :: ..sr s y ths F. tdte Of William 1
Notice Il hereby given, that By virtdee md
In pursuance Of An order Of license made Ia
said matterort the 22d day or July, 4. b. 1861, ~
the Prdbste Court Of said County, the under
signed Executor Of the last will and testament
Of said deceased win on the 9Th (5) day oof
October at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, of said
day, At the Court House, in the town Of Little
Falls, in the County Of Morrison, and at IL
O'Clock In the forenoon at the residence Of
John Workman in the town Of Little Falls
West, Todd County offer for sale at public ven
du.; the" following described lands, to wit:
Lots iva sad.six,f6) in Block No. thirteen
Of 1; s1iRS 42P' aJ9 aisssn 6d j" tn:
STATE of sMinnesota. -, Also Lot four ,(41 ii
block thiry4four CO.. Yin Little Falls West in
Todd County State Of Minneso:a. g -',,s": ::
saIhs terms Of sale will be made known at
the time and place of sale. x. - ,.4 s. y:
81. - ,',a'e WsD2 BABB1Tr. Executor. &
iDatsdIS ep<emberf 9th, A. d. 1861: ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-12

Rr9f Gr9pTeil has reoPeP }s i! IL! his new
where he will be thppy to receiva and: watt
upon his old patrons to a clean shave, fash
ionable, hair cut,ser a1scientiic shampoon! 4
the day. coz aers
best Of style. Finest of Liquors and Segars, in
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LII A TIT E1R .

E:e1 t2ncs1o f)as ;e3Tsi q z!oc)2 III
::3iz1 - vj;{sgD *sEyt9 I'll ! ius
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4 NHICAGu Il. NORTH WESTERN rRAILWA1

~ ,!l';' .yt1n* 80 . "i:..~>i, ,:.ga :~..:.uo,
This is the most, direct and desirable route
from st. Paul. and all Points on, the, Upper
mississippi, via either Prairie dut CHEN; or La
Crosse to Chicago, Detroit, :Toledo,, Cleveland,
Toronto, Magma Falls, Buffalo. Dnnkirk, Crest
line, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Washington, Bal
;timore, New York. Philadelphia, Bostoas al,
bany, Indianapolis, Cairo. ST. Louis, Memphis
and all PLACES East, South, and South East
All trains from La. Crosse connect direct
with G. & NV. Railway at Minnesota Junct.
AL trains from Pr. du Chen connect direct
wifi G: SIN. W. Railway at gainesville & Milton
hrs mo. CHANGE ~OF,o CARS =. ;l,..r
fromyMinnesota junction to Chicago, .or from
Prairie du'C hien to Uhicago.tN :: f:'a ,,
New Patent Ventilated Cars, with Patent
busters attached, are used on this road, avoid
ing the heat afd dust 20. common on all rail-
roads. i, sSasks 7, s:aa,s;.s
7 SID T.: E, & i ~ OARS
ara;run Sn= aisht trains
Through TickstA I'd ~ pvinfss sres sold at all
Ticket Ofices.sSn 3hA Hays as low as
by any other soste;ss1s Baggage checked
through from La Crosse ma Prairie du Chien
\ rs z1;s 4A&E 5 nR! Fs.,:
v3n49
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aalIg Appeal.
HYxR 70 THE sOUTHERE SONS.


WiPt thou uve-wlst thea live with ny v~cnseanea
uufeta
shan rranu iishouar thy land and ny birthp
Be-, mol let their nations Ike icicss melt;
Thcr aesh feed he rulture-their blood wash tie
earth.
Lead on, ye proud sons. while Thy banners sirsam Out
Through their hirslins ranks lead N your brave hssii
Rtne forests roar riid with fay coasuerug sbout
And victory crown thse-no matter the cost.
Ihsn onEardi narsh o1wzrdi with deaih in each siEidf
For Vengeance is hs who Goth arm hin with right;
Along their fair coast cur stauroh 5aneys shah ride,
aud he Tandal horde cover beneath or hsros might.
Then striksi Had sasa warrior zen thousand brave
hearts,
Let their hleod al Be shed-and be vanquished no.
HeDas
while here's strength In ar arm, CT there's Force in
our darts
Sweet freedom shall fourish-shan flourish forever
The iasvine il hsl0sinr forth in Thy praise,
Crag Roysisn thunders Coz sHIELD ~BEAUREoRRD!
Our glery bssns-nound sv'Ty Psyuim mosque plays,
And AIbioa cries, Horush The minioRs o. war"
oar aliars are stained our swords thea u~nsheath5
win sword and with lance our dread Shaskles uniis.
We are free never more shan our lsurels unvreathj
We riH fan tn Onion re deed shan fayi
OoEUEHul KY Nay 30, 1851.
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TT would be difficult to find in the whole
range Of fiction q more efseting incident thar
is contained in the following extract from a
latter written BY a British seaman TO bis wife.
It was bis first service as a soldier, be having
been sent on shore with a boats crew Of ma
rinss to silence a fort and take some guns:l
We dispersed at z few hundred yards dis
lance from the beach 70 keep the coast clear,
while the boats crew made prizes Of the guns.
The enemy had advantage Of the wood, and
also knowing the country well and a troop Of
them showed ia advance. We were ordered to
fire. Itosk steady ain and fred al my man.
He fen like a stone.
At the sane tine a broadside from the
went IN among the trees, and the snemv disap-
peared, we could scarcely tell bow. felt as
though ] must 20 Up 20 hin and ses whether
De was dead OF alive. He Jay quite Still and
was uore afraid Of him than when be stood
facing ne a few minutes before. L lie a strange
feeling 10 cone over you ali at once, that you
have killed a man. He had uubuttonsd bis
Jacket, and was pressing bic band over the
front Of Bis chest where the wound was. He
breathed bard, and the blood poured from the
wound, and also frem bis mouth every breath
he took. His face was as white as death, and
his ewes looked 60 large and bright as be turn
ed them and stared az ne, ] shall never forget
il. He was a fine young fellow, not more
than fVs-and-tWonty. 7 went down on ny
knees beside hin, and my breast felt as fgil as
though uy own heart would burst. BE bad
arsal English face, and did not look like an
enemy.
W6st I fel5 I never c8n tell bat Il my life
could have saved bis, ] believe 7 should have
Given IL. Ilaid bis head on my knee, and be
grapsedhuld Of myLand ard tried 10 speak, but
Eis eoice vas gone. fc0uid not tell q word
be said. and every time be E.ed to speak the
blood poured out so J kpew j would soon be
over. I an net ashamed 70 say tDntT was
worse than he, for be never shed q tear, aadT
couldn't belp it. His eyes were closed, when
a Gun was fred from the -- 10 order
aboard, sRd tBst aroused bin. he poi1.ed 70
the beach where the beat was Just pushed of
with the guns We bad taken, ard where our
marines were waiting to nan the second boat,
when be pointed to TIE wood where the enemy
was concealed.
Poor fellow : be little thought hsw I bad
shot him down. Twas wondering bow ] could
leave him 70 die, and no one neaF Bin, when
be had something like a convuision for a mo-
ment, and then his face rolled over, and with
out a sigh be was gone. ] trust The Almighty
has received his soul. I laid bis bead gently
down on the grass and iea him. lt seeged 90
strange when looked at hin For the last time.
I somehow thought Of everything I bad eFeT
heard Of Turks and Russians, and ths rest Of
then, but an that seemed 50 FER of and the
dead nan 60 near.
Scenes likes these arc destined, we fear, to
be too COMMON in our hitherto happy land.
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NoRTHERE sEETINEEr.-rhe late loan Of
100000 was nearly all taken, bat at 4 dis
count Of nearly fHeen per cent. The bends
aresix per cent running a long stnes Of wears
This discount Is ruiuouH 10 any goserureut.
and ours will soon hnd Itself bankrupt, II il
does not change is unjust, unholy and uncslled
for c~osrcive policy to a more humane and con-
sEtutional one.-BndgPerf <c.) advertiser.
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fmastaf
DIstklanfons.
Cash IN haudsnf agents, aud IN
cour1e Of trausmissiol...... "a, AfgBi

2. The amount d capital stock is........sscRO00
J. dhe amounted esDital stock paidup ls-.. $4,000.
L. hFenTn
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ne % R-
To the PuhUc,
HOOKS! BOOKS!


YOUNG q BFOther,
UNDER O-DD-FELLOws' EALL, MAIN STRICT
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
TH MOTHER5IN~LAW,
me Message from The Sea,
Ruth Hall,
Bessie Melville,
Wayne Reid's Works,
Wcnalcy,
Man and woman
Heriha,
Voyage Down the Amo0r-
Per sale BY YOUNG q BROTHER.
SIC Main street,
Under Odd-feil0ws HalI,
my15 Memphis, TENS
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SCHEDULE z.

r.
FIVE PER CENTUM AID VALOREM.D
Articles used in dyeing and sheets, unmanufactured
tanning not otherwise India rubber, mix OF
provided for Junk, old
Brass, in bars or pigs, ld'Plastsr Of Paris or saiphate
and At only % be re-man- OF lime, ground or IN
u~iactEred gr0uni
Bells, old bell metal Raw hides OF an kinds, IN
Copper ia pigs OF bars, cop dressed
per ere 'Sheathirg cJpper-but no
Copper, when old and at copper % BE considered
cnly To be rS-nanufao- as such, except in sheets
turel 90 inches long and Il
Clutch inches wide. and weigh
Diamonds, camecs,m osaics ing from II 10 "a ounces
pearls, gems. rubies, and S~heathing or yellow metal,
other precious stones. not wholly or in part OF
aud imitation thereof iron
when not set 'sheathing OF yellow metal
Emory in lump OF pulver- nails expressly for sheath
ized, feit, adhesive for ing vessels
s~heathiug vessels, Fui-|eLeathing paper
le-'s earth, Gums Of oil Stave bolts and single bolts
serts, not otherwise PRO type, old and It only 70 be,
vidCd for remznuiactured
Gulta perCha, uumanufac-W void
tured, Indigo, India Bub-|Zinc, spelter, or tenteasgue,
Der, in bottles, slabs or unEluufactured
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NEW BOOKS

Approved Msy q. ls8
~sEFFERsON DAVIS.
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II NEW TARIFF.


Az ACT TO FRovnE RrVEeuE PROM ooMNopt
tbs PROM FoREIdN COUNTRIES
SECTION I. The C0agrsss Of the C0ntedcet
mut-hns day af August H-zti aduty uhall De impose,
on al goods, products. wEres and merchandise impofte,
ron abroad into the Confederate States q Amefies' a
follows
on al articles onumeratrd in Schedule A, an "a "a
farem duiv Of fweufg-dve per ceuium- on 81 li-lte'
enumerated N Schedule b, an al uat0reM aly
~ per centum. On all articles enumerated m S'lsu
g n 81 uaIorra duty e hfieen Ter ceniuIn. ga ~
articles enumerated ia schedule D, az az na.ol.. ~
- frr rer ceutum. On All articles enlmelh.ee y
-srbrfuin Z. AZ al rciorem duty OF I'VE
An ma ai articles enumerated In acneanie
rtes frt- As therniH named. And that au aluNl.s
meTatsd In saheduls G, shsl be exempt nm euiy' F"
wit vrr
~-rE-T-FfvK PER CEETUH al YALoRkh)
Alabaster and spar o-na-iooruais. aes5asls,
-.-sl,.s and anil uguors,mara1hino,rat nnai
---s--rea ~ ana an other spirltuoui
o0 beverages of D similar
Brs1sv and other spiit character
disuneS from sra1n or ,ri-'s GUY
ODD. - rranadlila. ebony, mahog-
~ ,-I S.r1te1e ta- any. rosewood aud saun
pies a- = esmss scseloa tops for tables or
oIue other articles Of furni-
- ions f- tahios,i ture
Do4pssl 1850 al fnrni- Cigars, snuff paper cigars,
and an other manufac-
Confectlonery o5mHtsi tures OF toneoee a-
-.--Cs Z, su-.r. mo- psguo, carsts, madeira
f-.pdr or other port, sherry and al
Ms.or ether wines OF limitations
OF wines.
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Ginger, dried, rreeu, ripe,
ground. preserved, or
picked
Glass, c9lorei, stained, o.
rainteG
Glass, window
GiaaE crystals for watches
Glasses or pebbles Tor spec
taclrs
GlaBF tuuli6rs. 1Iain.
moulded and pressed, bot
ties, TASKS, aud al other
vessels Of glass not cut
ana all glass not other
wise provided f0r
Gias
ara= cloth
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IRON the eslste Of J. c Al5er-'a, d=cdL -
II alqut the las o. Ausu last ana ae1u- io1ft
and q haT miles sorth cf Grrnan-1un-
MAREa 1e tH- EJLE3 Ihs Hsra darztI
GiuirE 20 broE1, one bind falt ulte.
seven years old Ay0rrg tizcl Eulas colt
hEd on when they left a iaetIer h-alstaT
10 The band srount .hs uass 10 prevent 30
Tue ether Euie, a tsrz brown cis1r. ss
ola. uarksd with tie gears Any llf.-u
above stocz VIII BE- thankfully received -
Adm'r OF estate Of ). House.
fra-ufm ers
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Rstravg---gheIbv Countv.

Estrays---sheIby County.
/ TAKEN up By ". P. Rsavcs, on the 22d day
j Of April, A. D.. 1851, a s3ueI HoRsE, I'm
eight wears Cd, dtleen hands high, one hip di+A0
located OF knc-sed down, ana valued a. $40. Sal
EsaYes resides nssr Raleigh On the Memphis and som
meryille plank road.
Taken up BY Isaec Wesson, on the 1873 day or Aprii
A. D. 1861, two MULES one a lark hay mare. sever
or eight years Old, fifteen hands high. shod al round
white spot OF star q the fsce, marked with gear, gnt
valued at $50; the other a hsht Gag marc. snail size
thirteen hands high, Lester C On the left hip, msrket
with gear, ten years old, and valued al SIS. said Yves.
son resI.cs au the Memphis and Germantown pjanl
road, al the secandtoG cate IN 18TH Civil District.
Taken up by Wm. Starnes, on she z5L dar OF ADru
A. y. 1851. a bay horse MULE ag1 not knswu. nftecr
and a hali hands high, shed cu left hind foot, large scar
on the risht side. and appraised at $50 Said Starnei
lives two and shat miles west Of Raleigh, on the Old
point road, near kcCounel's mill.
Taken I'D by Jas. r. Ectles. on thu 29th dav Of Apru.
A. 1881. a black HARE. I'VE or elk yea-s Old. forr-
teen and q half hands high, right hind foot white ID "a
sastsrn Joint, black SPOT on the right side OF the right
foot, collar marks on the Ghoaleer, and appraised O.
500 Also, q msuss col0red borze MULE, one year Old,
thirteen and a hall bands high, black stripes down the
back and shoulders, supposed 70 be the fold Of the mare,
and appraised al SIS. said Eckles lives on the Macon
road, one mile east o. Vol river bridge Ia IN Civil
District.
Taken Up By Wm. P. Day. On the % day o. Nay, A.
D. 1851, a bav mare PONY, ave or SIX years oid, four
teen hands nigh, fore feet a little white. branded win
the letters B & On the right shoulder, and appraised at
SIS. Said Day resides tro AID 2 half miles south o.
Raisigh. near ". 5. WINS station, On Germantown
road
Taken up p James Il. Luzeu, on the fth day Of Nay,
A.. D-lSsi, two MULES5 one is 8 dafE brown or black
mare Mule, dftean or sixteen ysa-s old, lsrse lump on
the leftjaW, knees considerably sprung one shoe on the
left fore foot, fifteen hands high, considerably marked
vita gear, and valued 30 2 %; The ether is 8 yellow bsy
mare Mule, FIVE years Cd. f9urtean hands hishl marked
with gear, two Ehaes en- the h.nd test, and valued al
SO. Said Luxen rsaides two and s hsi1 miles south
vast OF Raleigh on the semmeryilie and Menphisplank
road.
Taken Up b. G.. n. Bartlett, on the 81 day o. MAYA
D. 1851, q brown mare MULE, seven yeErs cd, diteen
hands high. shod before and a lalf or pieca Of shue on
her left bind foot, shows marks OF burns. and valued At
SIS. said Bartlett resides at Onion depot On Memphis
and Ohio Railroad r. s FIEE, Ranger.
Raleigh. Nay IS. ls6i.-fmy,5 w3ts
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J. G~RlEsHABER & BRO,
Cabinet Makers & Upholsrerers,

rs now prepared 80 execute srdsrs RsA@eNz1
n IN their lire in tie most Perfectt ZNNSAS-
manner. ana At the sA0rtes notice. FH
Having urr1ture cars o. their own, 897I
they will receive orders for moving, taxing down and
ssttirg up Pianos and Furniture Of all kinds, On the
most rea enable terms.
They vii also give attention 70 laying Carpets. pol
ishinE ard vanishing Furniture, hanging Curtains and
zbadel, md % the execution OF Upholstery in all its va
rieQes.
Orders solicited At the store o. Ingraham & Lees,
Main sreet rls7 Nan street, at the desk Of W. B.
Mue- L Co. ja15-Sm
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aKOE9cR.

50 WUCLE0
VyO CARR oct the provisions o. a trust deed, executed
TO me February 90, 1857, by sarah E. Wssson and
william 0. wssson, and dsly recorded, will sell,
on 4 18th OF JUNE, 1851,
the highest bidder for cssh, On the premises, the
following Lot In Memphis, shelby county Tennessee:
Beginning at a point on the east side % EaIn street,
40 feet south Of the Intersection o. hain and Talbot
streets; running thence -eastwardly parallel with Talbot
street 1l8 feet; thence s0uthwardiy parallel with Main
street 90 feet; thence ~wsstwardly parallel with Ia bot
street Ii8 feet 70 Eain street; thence withsMain street
30 feet to the beginning. Redemption waived. Title
good. Sale at u o'clock n.
mvI2-fd VIZ. K. POSTOE. Trustee.
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NEa,naEPR.

fUsI received par steamer W.alrrr lr-a Iced
y very superior G~siuEles- Tles ul ad los for
cash. Those desiring d paicnEs7 w1-lt 11ra1 t1 EF8
rs aeau. fLCURE0T q CElTELED,
mr4-iaE IEo-rf EHnlt r-
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CHRISTMAS
Holiday BOOKS.
FOR
BOFSS Gasd GIRLS!

A BBoTTs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES
The AimwsH Stories
The Young Yoyagsrs. By Cap. Reid.
The Bush Boys. By Capt Reid.
Odd People. By Capt. Reid.
The White Elephant. By Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Daltsn.
a Year with Maggie and Emnis. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Earry's Summer in Ashcroft.
sequel to Mamma's Bible Stories
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears,
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret H~untingion'a Experiment
AOoAetfb uil5Iu+eu AAhL.lJs
Ths Crusades ana the Crusaders
A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, tbs Young ChsvaIsr.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
Fife Years Before the Mast.
King Arthur ard his Knights
Work while it is Day.
Little Annis's Plinmsr.
Queens and Prinsesass Of France.
Constance and Edith; or, Incidents Of
Life.
Little b. Little
FOR SALE BY
CleaVes s Vadesa.
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CTHAVED trsm my residence "a afeQsou
- street. easl o. the NumFhn auf
ten dspoa. on Saturday lass ISM aa
snail red ard WI &c sps1el GOV" 81 Nnlth
has a large whifs sros e. peg nrrl
Ter sb.uf one and q halt Esl'- e solicited.
J VIII ave a suisaBls reward H-hf EAFEs-
auv information SO / an -c- ben she "
i5 knows as a f1xma=k, her se o ngl
Jn
L.a-u.-a r.-a N Mi. ~ 49, =
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|-N--N| III
luFrEEN PEI cENrUM AD vALoRENl

4 GATHERS au4 Movers AflAh huIl
SCHEDULE
tFIFrEEN PER CENTUI
Alum Gre
Arruw-roct Sun
Articles OF clothing or ap- Gun
parpl, including hats n
caps. gloves, shoes and pa
boots o. al kinds, worE 30
BY men. women or chill ann
dren, Of Whatever mate 81
rial composed OF
Baizes, blankets baeklnss pr
Ha1neIs sud dcorciotaE hall
Of Whatever material ar
composc1, not Otherwise su
provided for OF
Baskets, ana al ether arti- Ban
cles composed OF grass Hat
osier, palm Leaf, straw Hat
whaleboue or willow, not "
otherwise provided Cor ~
Beer, ale and porter I'D htI
casks or bottles le.
We
Berries and vegetables oi ha
altkinds used for food, NOT mI
otherwise provided for p-
Blue or E0man vitriol5 OF Hat
sulphate Of copper Ia
Bolcsna sllsEEes don'
Braces, suspenders, web ink
biug. or other fabrics, Ilpec
composed wholly OF in lridi
part o. India rubber. n~ol IRIS,
otherwise provided for Iron
Bree-ia Ir1n
pitch Fe2
Buttons and button m0ulds sl'
= az kinds sp
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13
FPP9RRDVME,

7 r. CHADWICK has removed his Insurance Once
Js 20 0ds-Fellsws' Hal, tho first room on The right
at the tor OF the stairs, whore he viii be haBpy 20 see
his old friends and customers. and aneTd them every
facility in his power ia his line OF business
He still represents The OLD " Hartford Insurance
Company" the oldest company doing business in Mem
phis, and the PlHuix Insurance Company. No oozl-
pgnies IN the country have earned 3 better reputation
fr pr1upt1ess and fair dealings.
Fair dsEting and prompt settlement is, and always
has boon his motto. J.E. CHADWICK,
All Insurance AGENT, Odd-Feli0ws' Hail.