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n X l. -VESTCHESTER COUNTY
l. taNes-5DOO lots in Nestchester County, will
he sooN sold Tor taxes pares desiring their bills can
Obtain them OF c. w. DllCIETT, Westminster Land
ONCE, brown stone building, corner of Chatham and
Chamber street. seiG 24aa'l38
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NORRIS KEToHUM.

New IuiK, srptsmber2l, 1861 I
To facilitate the objects Cor hich the above aen-
y Las b,en established, we will receive from sub
icrilers certified checks upon the banks OF this
ity, and current bank uotes-ourselyes furnishing
coin TO the required amount
We viii also, u desired, forward the certificates
d deposit to Washington, obtain the Treasury
Notes and forward thom 10 any given address
No charge will lie made for tie above services
KETCIUM SON A co
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COAJ-ei.36 PER TON, THIS WEEK
~ only, for the ba-t rod and white ash oA
stove, range, CRATE and fusoe sizes, delivered free
and clean othce ltsk Bowery, near Brooms st.
SEQ 24acI
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CoAI,-BEST PEACH ORCHARD, RED
~ and white ash cpa always on hand n the low
- market price, at QUER1PEL5, 10 Cana, and
~ bGth ave, let 2gth and Both st. SELF 2iA,'l 80
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o CONSUMPTTvEs-A PREACHER OF

Il tie Gospel, having cured his son Of Consumption
In Il wol 1t stages, after being given up n die by the
most oeleOruted physicians desires ~ make known
t'e mode Of cure, which proves success mi In every
cnse, n thoso afflicted with coughs colds and con-
sumption, and be- viii sead II free Of charge b ali
WHO desire 4 and viii forward him their address,
Address nANltI. ADEE, sTs Pearl e. N. Y.
ssl6 24Ao'ilb
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10 v Co~ts-ssd,
INsURANCR
lave IoU PROVIDED FOR TOUR
IL Family IN Insurance. On yeur Ltfst

LAVE YoU PROVIDED FOR YoUR
Ia Family IN insursncs On your Lbsf
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
B COURT STREET, BHOOKLYh
iii BROADWAY, NEw YORk.
MUTUAL
WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF slso Wo,
| IsyusrED ~ srooEs OF rIB 5rATs 81 hfv foo
lHp Fpsr CLAss roSps AID
nonroAss-
DIasoyonai
AALor, ThOmss O.rie,on.
w II Cary, John r. Martin,
1 n. FrthingtAm, John Hais1y,
J. q. +. Btr.nahan. John Snedeu.
Thomas her.anger, J. n TIN Smith,
Samuel Smith, Harold Dollner,
Henry Y Psir spooL A. r. Cap~ell,
AIR. r. Bayla. Nehemiah Knight
Peter O. Cornell. Edward A. Lambert.
John u Ccks. Jame, How,
II r. ClAfin, l. u. wytnan,
3. n Chiusndsn. George A. Jarvis,
Theo Polhsmus, Jr. Samuel Perry
J. n. southworth. y r. Howard,
CzAr DunninR, GeOrgs Hops,
JOHN q. Bergen, Charles A. Townssnd,
lewis RObert, Cornelius J. SprAgua
Waller 8, 0riihth. joseph ". qresn,
N. r. Odel.
WALTER 4. URIFFT1H, Proaidanl
IN FROTH1NOUAM, Treasurer.
ono. q. RIPLEY, 5ecrrtsry.
A r, CAPwELL, Counsel.
Modca Counsel,
q. l.. MITCHELL. Brooklyn,
JANIS STEWART, n d., Row York.
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IN. NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS o'Hb
uAak HAyat

Usek sAysi
"In former number, We reminded tnem that tha
Hirs, Division Of the French army IN hlSA had
suffered less than Any other dyhinu, hecauts Ma
shA DAvous, had made each soldier carry NnI
k-ndayoa and pruvisious fir himself; ITO Ns~a ne
oesaaries every soldier will add small qRnty %
tbai Invaluable remedy, RAILWAYS READY kB
LIKF, hs will not only derive actual beneht duriht
The cAmpaigu, but viii escape many hours ~ pain
and suffering from rheumatic affections In sler LIE,
should he survive the terrible cOntos. In which our
country u unhAppily engaged
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KETCnUM, son . co,


New YORK, Sept. Ssth, 1851.
rlelsl ry' am PREPARED to Furnish Treasury Notes
Hsrng Interest at the rate of 8 10 per cent. per
mum, payable 10 order required. aud of the va
nous denomii atioLH, Immediately upon the deposit
heIefnr IN gold OF current funds.
se2G usil2 NORRIS KRTCHUM.
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SEMlNG MACHINES, 1i9 HESTER ST,
~ one door east Of I"wcty, IL tie best place 10
get Singers, Grover ~ bakers, and other wing
machines repaired in the most substantial manner,
\. b Needles, shutties, bobbils, gauges DC, at
who, sale and retail. s25 2IA..ig3
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SUPERIOR RED AND WHITE ASH
- GOALS,
Foe Family use screened aud delivered from slate.
70 ali p,rts u the Guy At
$50,
per tou OF 300 lts
Orders len alto wAysrly Place. T5i wNhlnaton
A. TRRADwKLI- Agent. sslS 2tA' l6I
WYOMING VALLEY COAL, ti,5O-THB
w hasi ooA for save and rAngs use. Fr-s
burning, hil wsght, and nt dusa LLOYD co.
~ a ghth svenue, or 9Tth sst Asc'iOa
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GENUINE PEACH ORCHARD COAL
~ OF the hra quality, Al the lowest marks prioe,
frutn yard, % cents Per Ton e-s frpns the boAt.-
Also for sale, LshiRh, Locust N nntAln, and black
smiths Goals. HENRY REEVE, or Canal and
CanLre, and or Jane and IVES, sts. se1 AAc'iOl
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PRICE OF CASES.

Case Of Thirty hve Walls In morocco and Book - y
Case OF Twenty ga walls ia morocco aud
BOOK. ........s''. .ss.s.'s....s...... ~
Case of Twenty vits In morocco and Book. -. u
Case Of Twenty walls, plain, and Book Of d.
rectphh, y -
CAses 81 fifteen boxes Nos. 10 1871 and Book. %
Case OF any size boxes mos. " bl and Book -
Single boxes with directions, 9oc. 70 81.
NJ IL
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sLIpFLL AND mAsoN.

The New Orleans PioayBHe publishes the fol-
loving extract from a letter received by a CON-
mercial house IN that city, dated
CHARLESTON, October %, 1861.
Ny DEAR FRIEND: A schooner has Just ar
rived from Nassau, and reports that the Gordon
r.arhed there sasely, and landed Alessrs. Slidell
and Mason. and | trust that ere this they are
well on Their way toward the continent.
The Pioayuge adds:
This msy be relied on as authentic. j is
therefore useless to keep mp the mystery about
tha rnote aud means OF the departure Of these
Gentlemen, which has so much perpleNed the
Yankee government. They would rather have
LoSt a shin than that these men should have been
.,lle 10 run the blockade, and safely reach port
fr1yu which their further progress 10 Europe can
cot BE- iupeded by all the power OF Lincoln 5
navy.
first British steamer whiek stops there or we
sbould not b. surprised 70 ieaTn that they are
conveved forward by national ship Of france
OK England. There is-Bothing in,naiional Law
,,birh forbids the carrying Of foreign ministers
from beli0erents 10 neutral ports ON neutral YES
sels. merchant or public We therefore congrat-
,,lste ourselves that the agents OF ou govern
nm. f1Iv instructed, and with sulple power for
80 contingency, VIII soon be on the ground
10 represent Us at ihe principal courts OF Europe,
ana tbe signs Of the times promise them a f11end-
~ reception, and an early recognition as repre-
s-nratives OF an independent nstiOo.
There Is q iiule piece ofinstruction IN th1 i2ets
attending this transit OF the Gordon out, and the
return OF the schooner bringing the news OF heT
safety in Nassau Charleston is reported to be
in a state of blockade and IS particularly unde'
,safch. because the Federal government had m
..,ati,,,s that Aipssrs Slidel and Mason were
.be-s waiting to get passage out. They got ont
n oDs vessel, and another has got in, in return,
and fye blockading squadron know nothing OF
-,1bsr These will be instructive facts for foreign
consideration on the efectivrUess OF the block
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Extra Charges.
General aIReguIatious

T. NO pupil viii De received Tor shorter period than
session. Pupils entering after the commencement ~
session No deduction will Js made in ease OF with
dr1Wal before theScose Of the session or for .euf
unless Occssi0nrd by sickness
= WIN the view 10 prevent extravaganza and nr1-
mote habits Of economy. the following uniform has been
selected Winter Uniform consist o. sate col0r-d
MernO dress, with cape Of same and plain y hp collar
black six apron aud egbon hat. trimmed R1-h straw
colored ribbon tsr summer and scarlet tor winter
summer uniform To consist Oi dress Of blue guEham
muslin or Calico tsoiid cUlOrs) b. made with lone
sleeves, aud 20 81 ci0se the neck with small plain
white collar, back silk apron. Each pupil % be p--
yided with dresses for The winter four dresses
Of the summer uniform.
3 Bosrdsrs be provided with six changes OF
cOthing suitable the season with ali necessary Ar
ticrs fur The toilet, and With sIA table naphiu-
l. The parents guardians OF young ladies coming
from distance, requested some person iu
or near Memphis 20 whom application may be made
when necessary in favor OF the pupil the Institution
D. The Institution viii not incur the expense Of fur
ing nor shall the pupils be allowed 10 Keep money 10
spend az their discretion. Such moneys must be de-
POSTED with the Superior OF the instiruie
o. To preYeui loss OF time and interruption Of the ex-
srcises OF the School, visitors will be received only ou
Saturday., from 10 - clock ard from 3 20 o ~
Parents Others wishing % place children in the Is
tuition, will be received On any day except Sunday
This Institution is C&thGc-but as lis object d to
afford educational Advantage irs DeCgely Of rrNg-
Ons creeds, no influence beyond that object will be sx
ereised. Discipline and ordsT only will require attend
divine service Sundays
Parents and friends Wishing the pupils in exhibition
week. other tnes will mud accOminOdAt on In tba
city neighbOrhO0d the Institute is not prepared 10
furnish entertainment.
.. Lutters 90 b. addressed 70 the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
81. Agnes Female ACadsIuy,
au13m Memphis. Tenn.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. AGNES
Memphis, Tenn.

THIS ms rITUTION. Incorporated bv a,. sftf.
1 Legislature, j. del EhtiI-y situated In e. hss--by
anu r@,.Fed part OF the city OF M-mrbi- tarausrl /,
tb- advantages of both town and country The brit
ins- are ample aud caulaoisau- sn 80 a-f-s-d -. y,
secure everything deslrsbs IN school ed dee 7bey
sand On iue czuirr 81 extensive AMI highly ifnBrv-I
grounds shaded by forest trees and iu par ts,te y
laid Out aud 7et with rare psut- aud sEruJbery 'rb-
convenience OF access 10 Memphis from s paris OF rh
Nr-' aud south and me achuuv edged h-alrhrui1-ss
81 lhs rrv recommend if point Hi.bly ftv,rsh ~
Tor the location oI literary institutions
The Academy is under the charge o. r1mpsfanf an1
experienced teachers. Ihs system OF education IS The
that pursued Ia similar ius-iturious Iu Ken.
lucky lf is every wav calculated secure all ths
Sims Of edUcaIi0n-nars and Intellectual culture r-
hurment o. manners AMI physical Improvement. M
Efforts Will be spared 10 render the Institution worthy a
extended patronage
The dscp pins,og lie SehOu. wi BE- firm and Uniform
bli mild sud psrrBtaL while tie slrclest sttsnrsu viii
L. ~ - IL : l.
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FROM THE WEST ISWES The following
intelligence from The West Indies was brought
by the last European steamer:
Cotton cultivation in the parish of Hanover,
IN Jamaica, was not progressing very iayoraJly.
The seeds sent from Europe have not turned out
IS well As was expected but hope, are express
"a that the scheme Of cotton planting viii be per
sisted IN until il fully succeeds Death ha, been
yerv busy among the Jamacans since last adj
vices Among those whose demise is reported.
we find the names oi the Hon jas. Taylor, The
oldest popular representative in the assembly
Alexander Holmes Esq, of the Cornwall Ci76a-
icls. the oldest -,itOrn the island; Capt Morsh,
Other mairstys ship Imam, and Colin Spaula
ing. commissioner Of stamps Great scarcity oi
money was being experienced. resulting from
the trouble. iu the United States.
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Tur WorsnED OF OUR CAyALRY.-Ne
b,ve in1uired into tho condition OF those troops
,sis, were wuaDde3 IN TIE late attempt to gene-
frsss into tbs naghboTllOod o. Caro-. he-s .,5
zers four wounded and 'e Deseve tAst 81 y ~
....,-,,,-r We have not been furnished with the
,,.,,.s NJ we would mssntou them. for tbs inior'
80, ~ fTia,yfs 81 bone There are also two
,-oo,,srs y bO were wounded in the expedition 10
the neighborhOod Of Psducah. both OF whom
sTe rapidly recovering .-ColaaEbas Aers'
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IRISH HUMoR AND COOLNESg--JustI after
the bursting Of one OF Capt. Hankhheads six
pound cannon a lew days since, several Irish.
men were sitting of some distance, and we've
covered with the dirt thrown mp by one Of the
fragments which had buried itselfat their feet.
On hearing Of the accident one Of the number
jumped to the place, aud removing the rubbish,
took out the piece-some ten pounds iuweiqht-
ana ran to a loose heap Of dirt close by and be-
gan DuTyng IT, Michael, Who had not yet uu-
crossed his legs, exclaimed; An what in tb.
h-l, Pat viii ye be afther in buryiny the Ike
O. that, before Misther Bankhead has seem af.
ther It's mendng?" "Och, an IL il apv var
bssness ?" replies Pat at the same continuing in
as0liloqUising tone: "Ates me that viii ,gTite
this very night 70 Mary Drlone, an put the
piece in my letter, and tell her found the Van.
KEGS wild the gun an took it away from EN- AM
broke the same against q tree-ColuHabus Norg
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LOUISIANA INTELLIGENCE,
ri II
The Baton Rouge Adrocats, Of the 26th, /
the following:

The Baton Rouge Adroeats, Of the 26th, has
the following:
For several days past, all the drays Of oul
! city have been busily engagedNn hauling cannon
balls and ammunition 10 the landing to be ship.
| ped to New Orleans. Among the items VI
notice sixteen thousand cannon balls, iour large
1 cOumbads, and several moTtars.
/ By our AyoyelleS exchanges we learn that Dr.
! g. ". Biabewood has been authorized to raise q
! regiment of mounted men 10 remain m the state
/ for home defense The government assures Dr
/ BdkrwoOl that the regiment VIII be mustered
/ into service on those conditions ~ soon as it Is
! organized DR. Blakewood Is a native of South
| Carolina, gentleman by birth md education,
and well qualified in every respect 70 ill The
position Of colonel.
Tie Franklin Planters Banner, of the 24th,
says:
just as we are gomgatopres Judge Baker in,
forms Ms that he has la,ey been iu company with
Gen Lowell, who came with him 10 the bay on
Tuesday night 10 look 10 the interests Of s.
Mary.
Gen. Lowell has decided to send the Barrow
regimeuI to Berwick's bay az once and to man
the two forts from this regiment, Lieutenant
Coloue. Allen 10 have charge Of this department.
The bay is 20 be al once put in a complete tate
OF defense. The CanOuie,s are 70 he sent back
10 Franklin 70 remain here.
Gen. Lowell wishes four cavalry companies TO
be organized in yhe parish az once, OF mrhirty
10 seventy or eighty men eash, armed with
double barrel >hoJ guns or such arms as we
have NOT 10 be mustered into the Confederate
service, bar 10 dei-nd St Mary. No more COM
panies viii leave this parish, and Gen. Lowell
will look to our defense.
lie expects all Of our citizens bearing arms to
10 their duty, and the parish 10 provide As much
as possible for home defense.
Ouf three gunh0ats viii soon he in good con
dition for action. Judge Baker and the commit
tee to which he belongs are never idle. We now
think people OF this parish need give themselves
no further uneasneSs in regard to our safety, pro
yided our citizens hereafter do their duty.
A correspondent OF the Opelousas Patriot
closes communication on the subiectof thelree
market in New Orleans with the following para
graph, containing timely suggestion and eyi-
dence Of the writer's sincerity:
The suggestion Is this: that each stock owner
in our prairie parishes give a beef or two, or
more If he chooses a. he sells or drives his drOyeS
10 New Orleans, to be delivered TO the free
market. They viii not feel il; and the poor +
wants VIII be supplied. The writer hereof viii
give three.
The Nathitoches Jai5a says the health Of the
parish Of Ayoyelles was never worse than IT is at
present FeyeTs are very prevalent and seye-
raj deaths Of valuable citizens have occurred.
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For Congress.

M T. are Authorized 10 announce Hon. J. D C. AT
w klNS 4 candidate Tor Congress IN She Ninth
Congressional District Election lrst Thursday in No
venber uaes tdt
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DoCToF
r WARNER,
RESIDENT
Surgeon ChirOpodist !
No. 3[ Main street, over Jones s. Tsgg,
Memphis, Tennessee.

.nR. WARNER, with grateful thanks, has
the honor to inform the ladies and gentlemen of
Memphis, that, through the kind and liberal
patronage which he has received from them, he
has been induced to settle here permanently
and become citizen of Memphis. He consd-
ers it unnecessary, in this connection, to pub
lsh the hundreds of
FTGtteriISg Testimonials
Which he has received from gentlemen Of the
highest respectablity, in this city and else
where. They are in his possession and open
for the inspection Of all, but the reference be-
low are OF a nature that will abundantly satisfy
al who peruse them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-02

r. HOUGH, ESQ.-Some two weeks ago we
published notice Of the resignation OF this gen
tlcman We got our information from an ind.
yidual directly from the office in Memphis and
who proiessed 10 have heard Col. Houeh use
publicly the language used by us in the railroad
Office at Memphis. Hence We wrote the article
10 good faith, aud without supposjng for one
momeut that we were speaking Of hr Hough's
affairs improperly. Since then we have learned
that our informant hosSed US, and that there was
NJ ons word Of truth IN the whole story. We
regret that ws were 20 egTegOusly imposed
upon. and offer this as our apology 70 Nr
H0ugh-PaHe{G Star.
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TER1Is PER SESSIONi

FnVaDIe IaIf- \ enrIV-- InVariablv IN
Advance.
For Board and Tuition in any all Of the following
branches: Reading, Writing Arithmetic English Gram
mar, Geography, History Rhetoric, Composition. Crit
cism, Principles OF Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and
Botany. Mental and Moral Philosophy. Plain S-viny
Marking etc, So $50 500 or s00 according 10 ne
sgr or clsss Of The pupil. For dry scholars. tuition
10 20, 80 $50 according aye or class a. above
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SUNDRIES.

00 CASKS London Ale.
~ 20 cs-ks London Porter,
100 0OJ Cigirs, assorted;
- bsrrel Old Apple Brandy,
> barrels Old each Brandy,
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20 quarter easks ''
pipe Old Cognsr Brandy, pipe Bolland Gin
% haskeJs fipeT Hsiisick ChsmpaRne
% bssk sts limit atl0n =
3 bArrels No. 3 Maekerel,
lDO barrels L0ulsvile Cement,
% boSss ysiegrspA sIsiehes 2 essss Nutmsgs
10 bsgs Eisck Rsppsr, % 4. oiugrx
ipfbegs E1tra ftguT, q boxes Slanklng Tobacco
% barrels pure B0gFboa Whisky
seJ fLoOKS0f a CRAWFORD.
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VmCINIA-In no spirit of vain glory. but
from sheer sense Of justice, We propose ere long
70 publish some facts concerning The contribu-
lions OF Virginia TO this war, which we think
viii silence the months Of those who are disposed
10 criticse aud censure this noble Old State.
She ha, given herself for the battle-ground OF
one and all she has furnished nearly every
pound Of powder and most of the heavy ord
nance that have been used between the Potomac
and the Gulf Of Mexico; she has seventy-fye
thousand men in the field In this connection
We may add that tie labors of her Governor in
the common cause has been incessant lie has
given himself his time, bis talents and his euer-
gies without stint TO the glorious work. We are
persuaded that the Confederate government can
find no fault with Virginia nor wish her Cover
nor but win promptly acknowledge that they
have been in the mont rank and behind no other
IN tolls, struggles and sscIifces.-Rithgioad DIS
patch.
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For Congress.

ttTE are authorized 10 Announce Hon. G. J. BUCK
w a cand ale for Congress from The Fourth Dis.
triet ia Mississippi, ar the ensuing election.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-02

RuMORs-The sixteen men-ot-}yar which had
suddenly appeared at the mouth of the Missis-
sippi. night before last. gave the people on the
street something 20 talk about yesterday The
prospect Of something to do near home enlivened
the citizens generally, and the gratifying pros
pect of smelling gunpowder was hailed with de-
light by young and old. But later adyices
stated there were only eleven men-of-war and
one transport. Ihi, somewhat cooled the ardo-
of the masses, because it was thought eleven
vessels would hsrdly DO any thing TO cali forth
the military. And when a dirrc; and positive
assertion was made see the dispatch in another
column that there were only seven mrn-otwar
and three Transports outside the bar, the whole
thing died out and people >roppcd talking abou.
t. The Lincoln government would feel mean
now if Com. HOilins should send some one down
there, IN a pirogue or dug-out, with a bunch
Of FIRE crackers, and scare every one Of them
high and dry on a mud bank.-N o. Deita
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"a The Albany Argus. Of late date, report,
the crops in the Northern and Western States as
" generally good
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For Congress.

NJ sre authorized 20 announce b. ID. NABERS a. a
w candidate for Congress IN the Eleventh Congress
FiOnQl District seas.ffs
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For Congress.
For Congress,

ME are auih ihorized 10 announce d. n. CURRIN as
w candidate for Congress in the Eleventh Congress
sooal District Election hrst Wednesday in November
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-02
For COUNTY Trustee.

NtFE ere sathodz-d 90 announce ia T. PATTFR
" son a candidate Tor Con gress Ia the Fourtl
Clasfsas0aa District of Arkauszs lie ssssaiug No
v-rlh-r aiEs.fIon ss2Lt t.