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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
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Nineteenth Ward RepublicOn kesociatiou.-A
re-uar mott the Nine,ee1th Ward Republican hssoclsti
viii DO held EIS Tuesday EVENING a. ochs, aI Ltnd
mans HCte corner Of 6yh': and 3daT' by 9SJg5v
A.1sy ~ H. 19SSsE., e9gs secreares 'o'iN p Pledeat
HepuhIScaa Central Committee regular meeting
& th ConmlIes be held at hesdqusI corner bFo sd
wy and 23l,t, or WEDNESDAY EVENING, Avg u, ~ :
s'tiOck X. DkDAflELD shliits IJttlcti4t
MigLoT 9 DrEn'N Secretaries
RoEsEY EDwsRTs, JL
The Central Repgbllean Clab @ let's Tals 'ipesdayl
EVENING, at Room Ne "A Cooper BUildng Ire ioloSint
impoTtan. Resola.ion VIII be considered: -
Ksosed .a the aud quickest wsy % end the He
koG ana establish permanent peace h 70 deeee immediate
SIMEON DRApER. President.
II. NJ sKlhSoRB. seey. D. D. T. MARSHALL Viee-PIes't
POss.OR'ce, Ncw.yo orli, Aug ], 1851 The new style
cf GOVERNMENT sTAMPED ENVELOPES is now ready
sns for sale st this oce Exchange viii o. ade o. The
ave for az equivalent Of old Issue during period Of
six DAYS from TIE dae Of this notice after which letters
aasi ecyor of The old viii DO seD. nom ibis Office.
NH b. TAYLOR. Postmaster
Hot! Hotfer!: Hottest!!!
THE DOG STAR kADLS.-lhe pears Hood % DIN
isg bays Masic pors its melting strains and the people,
sweating every pore poDdng INTO Not ard B1IlDs
,'iI TO paIebase iCE-PITCHERS Of LUCiUS BART.
soaps, Candies, Starch,
STAPLE AND FANCY.
j. c. HULLS SONS,
formerly W. HUI & SOM,
Office No. 50 PsrsIow,
opposite Park Fountain, New-Yofb,
offer 10 the trade
AN UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

wv II. RUsSELLs ,.,-,,,
w tsoeeleI Coz. sgondeut II zoe Londoo Iimcs
W. LAST and BEST WORK. -
Ny DIARY ~ INDIA; AID ADvuFftb tbEs' ~ w it 30
80 Wi,h ~ Coloed rl1e,Istons and Maps Ncs', o-''n
complete Li,tory Of the ke6ehion ~ lpf % In.
NJ Russas Di1r, Hofk Invested win 81, "
te,c, Of perU ln.nt yaiu - Morning Sts Jta ~ ieoo
THE BRITISH EXPEDITION TO TIE tluNbA. by
w hi RussRtI luiuated with plCDs If the bsstics' maps
ood.-ss and steel portrait of the alihor Np SyS Ch'
Pd,e s5 70. ROUILEDUE, WAlNk HOuILtDbE'
No % Wsikef-ft. EDMUND bALbNtt- ~ Ht'ii'.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
MERRITp.--IIradnuarto..

Ere,aost Riaes.--CoL w. MERRITT. --Heedquart q
~ ~ Ffcsdwsy CARTONS having % men under ,I co1i'
ind viz be and mustered INTO service Immediately
, ro les clothing Returned Volunteers, o'ioers and
. wiz t aver, favorable opportunity 20 Ttenlist 10Y
DC xsL BoDr'y, 80 per man.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
professional Noiires.
GoiIs, Burning 1Inio, &r.
Board ano Rooms.

..
4 MEXICAN HOTEL, Jersey City.-Ful board
~ l,r ,nte gentlemen ~ per week Families dssing per
hnd this hotel both 70 basne's and
economical IN 1p'nte.
DOARD WANTED-Early IN September, III q
I'D private family where tho comfots OF home may be en-
ioJsd by gentleman wife three ehiden gts aged 10 aud
inun and sces for the TO do the washing IN
the house ponabe reference given aud required h
statng which must be mcde ate location accom-
nuodat!cns ke, J. W. l., No. ~ Pine-.t, room >
DOARD WAN1ED.-The advertiser would like
ID obtain board with private family for himself wife and
about the M OF Sept where they could really ENJOY
tie comforts Of home. Woud require two or more roon nnlu
ni,h.d TERMS moderate References exchanged Address
with psdculsrs ARMY Tribune Office.
DOARD WANTED.-A well. furnished ROOM
I'D 10 s,riety privse Family sbege Nhs with good partial
board by single Gentleman Bes references given and
Ifd address sfing terms which must be reasonably b,
boz No Pos, Office Boarding house keepers need 10,
trouble them q. yes TO
CEA BATHING. UNITED STATES HOTEL,
- Long Branch ~ j. win open for the reception OF yors,
June 10 1861 With the enlargement Of Duing Room Psor sd
dtiops Rooms &C. since est sessoD VIII amply accommodate
800 sursts Address. u. A. SHOEMAKER, Proprietor
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
rpY NEW-VORK WEEKLY TnlEnSE' Ci,,ir1s

49, thI1rerv ShTrRnAl MORNING ct he low prce OF "
bpSoh'O sd,snse Three Cories ior 90; Five copies
Itlsnh fof "; Twenty Copies to one address tara
y3 IN AZ the rate Of aLnDnl SO; IWerdy
- .SJrs Of csch ee'c6s sES any ioteI nanos5 % .,
,te Ise ~ more wiz he entitled to an c1irs copy su1senPon'
A. aooppo1ee at soy 'nHe. ,u, ,,,,,r eos, ORE DOI-
'tSSS TWENTY 1--WE CENTS PEI LINE fer eschia-
LhE ,tco a. Robips irs seIted for lees than %.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
JusT RriDI; . ,,,,,c,
rENUE NEW-YORK HERALD WAX MATS
II "a uI ABRAMS

TUE battlefield At BULL RUS,,,,r
A B1pD'S.EYE VIEW o. THE UNITED S1 ,..93..,,
MAP of MISSOURI the SEAT Of WAX ~ wv ''1-;A'
MAP or TILE SEAT OF WAR IN niR''iHA3 H.,
And 1UipTy other MAPS aud DIAGRAMS, shoFhg we
Whole scat OF War all printed ON one SIDE oi iaso %
c.endered papo sike 5oAt0 u,hee, bes stGiy
vos drawn add engraved expressly Tor he lew 90
bered and arc the best Wax Map issued o,1sg So sspt
,',,,,a ssnd frr crc1e- Address EDWARD p bLOnp q
G AGENTS for it Herald Wan MeP col0rsd eal'h'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

DONY EXPRESS ENYEL0PES-Kow ready
i and ~ sole Of ssI otee WELLS, FARGO 4 co.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
;5,1Ip NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
LILY TpfnIINE

IT, TLI,ee,,itp EVERY MOANING AND G'HA'iHo
EPUbLd5S9i iit a. TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION, -.
81 - .rI,nIyes CoaEER NASSAU AND tfspcs
\. yHp Taibusss. .s.@ra opposITE SIZE cry HALi, N
49, C,,2 gpl, q heis ~ ~ cents per wfeb' N'h
I'D ~ a. ser annen in advaros So b. iof mo'ts-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

toIersa isrigaie.Ths Brisade "h e9 eoLtisnGs y d y
. n Eate- sca4tor nom Ofcsop; VIII have 40 tfeao-
a. No 848 B,csdWay ApPbcati0ns to' ofslAsd ee'
sgs A. fs ea.ent thce Pegments VIII ve received On q d
Te1 Hou5ay Ansgst r. ). NJ DAVIES Coz laTiis LHsht
cgyaicy. ErktTs Brigade.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

VAMES TYLER date of Noe 2 and Mulberry
ST. Informs hs friend and the public that he has removed
his Awning Fls Sackng and Cot Bottom hsnuscioTy TO No.
Canal s door from hGlbeuys He has also connect
ed With be cssbsbmeut Bed snd Bedding Store Horse and
Merchandi.e CoyeTs &c. Malt Bags Feed Bag etc. etc. con
stantly on hand lie would sdiculary cet the attention ef
csrmtn and othos 30 bis newly nyened Yenung Feed Bag
which gives sue uniyerss satisfaction Cou whoesae and re-
tail
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

q ANh PATRIOTIC, UNION, Comic, ana
.NB3BfB SECESSION ENVELOPES, al different ware,
tg, nom every in tnd ou Of the Unio1 iscc9s s.ei
Pto jhograuh Plain Colored 0nd ell the hue go 'oy
varieties Prcs SO. The largest collection on seo "a we
Iniea satep You order from p up to Ivy az one oh1
each Trade supplied Send orders orect 70 1nAn'@' ~
MILLER. No. - AnL-,t., N. T.
rEyAE COMMERCIAL CIRCULAR
Contains an accurate srd reliable js Of "a aS no
BUSINESS CHANGES Price cents Plohsheo - No W ~
Tsk g,ilpe No 81 PsIG1ow, &ew.Yo1k, every taesdoJ
moIiH 2.
NERVOUS, SPECIAL DISEASES, MAk-
~ RthGE, Sc by e. d. HAnR9ND, NJ " i',neGS C:S.,s ,S
fr o.. sDeisl PahooSy M the Syracuse Medc ca Coez's
NevY .Tk. Price 81. ROSS TOUSEY, BofSsseIcrt'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
nlilitarn Noiicts.

-. r .,...,,,ies having pasn sasolod, ana want
Ohcefo o. ssigs can baye H. sn6 taeif 2o'g oas
toi Ty iass Regiment With a Sian te'e e. w
S-o'fet "a . lii' G ssing REOlAEN4i bot Nc 100,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

" yNE know that THE POLAR REFRlGER-
w ATOR IL the best ever invented y" Horlienl.uIst
BARTLETT LESLEY, MANI aetureTs, Nc. f2o Broadway
WIZARDS STEEL RIFLED CANNON for
w ARMY and NAVY sERyICE.-Thess sdmIa BE LONG
RANGE Guns oe furnished al sho notice In fEiO BAL
TERlES With oil and sPLEaENrs eonpiee, m
eIuins otchkis, shot and shs Aho GINS Of ss with
ossss slip aiming pIsae vessels ey saa5ss's
NORMAN WIZARD, of HENM u: 5IoAnl.
No IA Esst 22a u, kSH.Jela
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-22
Ieue 86dtre,l

llntermi6nster isiaf ieincn fra6sreu Sunpen
uaD ecm gerbdsn .YuSitum biermt an, paF FL
im a'usn Nart', rsm @smiiismartt acgcnutsr
finS ncuS Satcret einAsritttt bar. unp cap sr
10 ireucn wirr reht orsle hl;e u. meme Gunrsn
nit 8caasnbrrb, S@wdri, uuO gGeB- -5rcp nr
SGfprrt eCsr Grt bepisnen ,u t6nnen.
Der 70 beiiette Yumperntdei 1T stft6fnQs Az
bobsn Ser q. 8fenner, got,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-22
The German ADVERTISERS.

q. HAssFL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is EPtlIshed every day, Sunday excepted, at
S.VV per Annum, payable IN advance.
ielms TOR Advertisements reasonable
OFfIcs :: BRoAD STR, next to Cry HALL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-22
. utict,c 9lnuthefe

6ur Neu mir ron mshsH bsissu 9aHosleuteu "a r,iA.
10 stGeuttsn 3upruh btrjtd OarssnO empf,blg i'd ih
aka i'rHertin eeneisrn 2BObmeIen iroer t n,
9!eih }st sur Rr"aHiB brns SaB I utbt frrien Dre@
9usn uno 4RoicameHieR, Ctt erbleIt 9Raumen grzGen
etac unt srobe re, Sagp, GrtSuiS5 . Terdrilgc prr
ltltcn 5crsn 9iUceln cuflt GibcrIch 1uner q altrr
Rd GbOeOaos MdcarOni, 5aIlOl in arcRen uRr frinsn
ltn, 3tunlt sanJsn uno tOBgnsn netf allen anb,rT
@srlrjeH, 5trpdmHis 9aIimrrieu SetfeH &C. &C. pt(ds
@rtit' i'd ben m6a!if SutssR 9resn bsens sHpi,be
8. 6. g t1her 9ot
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-22

SJI. O.. Del3rue
IHnrt tsS e'r 9TNFes Gaar oss tetn 9aacrtitrS urF
9nrttrS telm S0B. DIS tr fsntn aee5rfeu eunStn ~
4u'n Ialen Der Start gum ttsten Narfprctls fr, 10,
!9leit mad't bsrisbe bas Ssebr 9utlum earauf ant.
merlon, Dag or N"'
VaaerbIer, Nle uuo VOrtsr
Tu 2Srpihatten uro gum 5amlitnle6rauh ouF EIof+,n
eee9cn ubrl, Ole itosr bcIeben lOuartitit nb1
Itye grsserbohun9 inc .6aus abliefSrt ~ 'N''
SettlurQsr in uemrm So~s 7tc (5tra6s ,n,iSh,n Sab
me gE1te btntsrIafeu. werben yaufbu ausatfa6rr,
~ Is 3 F,I,v,,
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S'rfammtn,acbrr,ocn ca.
n. 86ReFsr II. GUmp..
Npptb ter unD Oru1atR.
do. 10 Ndtn Strdse

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go. 10 Nain. .Strase.
GanFtar fur OaS biSber aeppnnrue 3utrauen boft 2,
dnie 5utsrunS rrrniper epenung, Saes, aua fsrntr,
bin ~ srbdltsn. ''''''
%stpi TOsresn 'u iecer Belt s, Sas unb 9Ia6) prompt
une aCrtitnbhf duSscfubrt.
NJ, que SSTien 6arbtitO6s. GeuRsrstas. 9-ubtdnScr,
e'sS'r'n @eGdr, Saus rne Stnupftasdf bsitdnois an
v-"o uue psrctn 'u zen biHisFcn grctitu ptrtouft
GitterS!
unIsr hersi Isbr tcisttse 9udto,l. Ssitters
rmpIsbleu ben 5trren g8iribtu su psn ttuioRer
Drsueu.
Ndacpbile BittsrS, elm arcmotiiter Qioucr
!mpt'bltn gum 9rtpat>@etrou6e ais rine aar
ffncs Rrni'iH Gout6ter u. Vlaber.
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@stntn grsunoen IN benz esebrtcn Vublitum bic II.
VS. gag 10y oe epFr son 5srrr (yauIbo6er ueben Sc
ea9sr Sa0n eeS SeTru 6tr6il oebrte 99arber. rS
poarlnntioe -StuOe ubunrmmen babe, unS BAD es MID
t'easn MD, rsPt Stels auHNsn b,Nt,nen su tbnren
g. 9. SLIDER,
Sroaoltr ilptber II. Z.
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I'm mere Httu9.
Der unttrhVetc ~ ieBl i'm StauSc its,a NuFtre, N
ttuen ScitGfts lucWfbren url por 10 biQio ale moo
&iRt 9uSmabl cOH %: Gsu IN iCytu6bycnt vcrr6t6io
YIN neutr, outer cbtcnpoaeu mitciuem suitu II, .
s'v Hnt ~uNtNcr Tfcreen Fur c,tcooen OSetrouT
Die aulmsrtilmfett Ypu 6OCIs 1ubaberu n ,r,
tcr,Ntt out i'iuc arCar @uSwOtl prn Rouapen
@uS6sNGuna ccu Srpba's 5tublrr Il Sprino-
l'''V'H PTompt oecrRt. GrourtS 0oubt
P~soAit- St Der 2teu = - ir
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Oartp Q. @urpIe,
Jts StrdBc, iwiibsn 8rcuo. nnp 0race.
8tbmpue, 8d.
prattt'dcr Is aS-jSlttrr IL. Qlumber.
Ssrlclee ut in BEN Staup aeiset. ale n bi,fss
Ssl@oit 'iultlaasnpe 2lrbstt,u sttu lbntu uut
.lu'as' esrult.usn, ais irSsno Elm aupsrss Der
lrttS,s @tlb1it.
@ef srenten.
y. Snee. 9. 81. Nritntaum.
y, 6add. Sttbbius - 2uTsr
r'F "~H 50. &hds &. fllsit
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Ssi N@nttn ron 5RaInTGrc o0S 2EsarGGs@ fUlsRfr ;,
SIal S'E'ShuH9sh me snisrlasH DsroeH sci Da6usg "
Eott coer ieO u ounolto SrplsfraFe pr;r in orr e,n
neofrIa9s an SrOaetr nab HrpOs @venn strper ,rpr,
6sior9t 9reits: Das bele e ihtubClI m $3.50. uuf
Aan Ienboli gu SOW peI 9oIo. Samss u Wepr.
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net auten etmburgcr 8iie crbllaeu bat, fcmit
aut pedcr's Sa9u uuO eer,blcCsue onpere friih,
SEaar'n, Die btli8 gu tauieu linn tet
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Dry-Goods & Fancy Store
am glsuru Nfartts,

Gde Der SrCaC- uno 0teu Sragc
9. W. 8pirnbaum empfeblt reIn,r
SreuROtn uao cem 9ubIifum leiu gut aiIUrtjrt,e
wager 9cn SommSr' ggaarru, bic ,u ben biutg
item prrjitu d6leaetsu pcrrrn.
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4.d SebinsuuseH.
.JyT An;eieer" erident i.btu WcroeK Strnaos ousos
,iss.n tum p6GntIiheH SpbictigOusrreis con 0 6ts
atiSar on bic rtiy 5rdssr in ibrltcr Scr1s
Ctehune aul4len hnben inter fceeucen SiSiuaunaru
auinabne Ginmaiie ginruduns 10 5ciItu ceer tn.
gu 80 ets., peimoliec IS 9tS., orsnaliee 90 elm.
spbe rs, etusH 9pnof $500 orti Nondts 81 90 Ice
Stah $500, trof Dtcnatt $1,000 in picrttIilbr6sr
stTaIstnasuH9 aHeietn, Die nd6 Ssliettn seran6eri
n rosn fonnen perecn nit S25.ON per Sobr screbnet
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Gni8e Simmer. .paiTenb fur .inisInt Sensn fIetur o
TtI'sh tnO biais Iu verrsntsn BET Ssuru . mite
de ecr Srpoe- unp 5tcSu
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6ranl Staupe,
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salt sin rsihes Lhb EObaiiOrtrtss Eager pcn
9l6drrsn, Hlud-, Rdus uHD SannbItoboI
esusr 5abTitaticn uHb importation.
"a er IN SrORs uhe Rlsnpcrtcut DEN biUiafen arFtprc
mer SsitAm r'd' hen, es' d- ibr" sintaufe auhermo
II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-29
piye, New. and steamboat B-u.ine...

The river showed little or no change yester-
day. The weather was cloudy and very warm,
onen windows and summer coats were comforta-
be The Cen Quitman arrived from New Or
leans with 406 bbls. m~olasses, 230 hhds. sugar,
4G5 hides, and a quantity of rope, clover seed,
wine ale, liquor, and hay. The Quitman leaves
on her return this evening, Capt Smith in COM
mand--.-The VIM. N. Morrison from New Or
leans had 239 hhds. sugar, PIC bbs. molssses,
300 hides, SO SKIS. salt, and a lot Of whisky,
liquors, glass, alcohol, rope and gunnies. She
had the 18th Louisiana regiment on board. She
left for Columbus, and viii reach here again on
Saturday morning returning the same evening.
Cant. Newell in command, Z. T. Wood and
NcMichael. clerks ....Th popular Kentucky
did not get off for Columbus yesterday. She
leaves positively this evening, and those who
fake massage viii find Woods, the clever clerk,
an excellent oficer....Th Judge Fletcher left
for Columbus From this meagre list it will
readily be understood that our landing was I'M
usually quiet yesterday----We hear it stated
that in CONSEQUENCE of the refusal Of the Charles
ton railroad to ship freight on any other thar
what are called " the regular line boats" New
Orleans merchants are instrueting their agents
here to ship to them only on what the 'regulal
line call outside boats. 1.-THE New Orleans
Delta Of Wednesday, says; ''Ihe Memphis
packets Prince Of Wales and Magenta had heavy
feights. The Magenta went out with th'
largest trip of the season. She was drawing
near nine feet" She had to refuse freight anC
to transfer some Of what she had to the Magnolia
BOATS LEAVING.
2 FoR CoEUMBUs.-The dne packet Kentucky, Lod
wick, master, leaves as above this evening 81 > O'Clock
J. e. McManus, agent.
For COLUMBUs.-Ths excellent stssmer Yazoo, AsE
shall. master, leaves a. shove this evening al > o clock
Eiiot & Niu5Ons agents.
FOR WHITE RTvER.-The packet Fred Hotrebs
Blalsdeu, master, leaves - above this evening Q. nv
O'Clock. Larry Harmstad, agent.
FGR WHITE RNER.-The passenger packet Bhz
& Qui.enberry, master, leaves ~ shove ti4 eFenin
At 3 . clock. Larry HsrHstsd, agent.
raR NFw ORLEANs-The packet Gen. Qaitmai
r9,n,n. masfer, iearer as above this evening at rs
e-ellek Larry HarBisiadi agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-29
TO ARMS!
HEADQUARTERS FOURTH DIVISION TEN-1
NESSEE MILITIA,
JACKSON. Tenn, November 25th' lsoL. }
ORDER

ITO THE MISUNDERSTANDING commanding
i the several Brigades composing the fOulo Oi'lS4OH
Tennessee Militia
mands to order the Captains Of their respective regl
mentg to parade their companies ~ the usual eoMPHuJ
Da-ade grounds as soon AZ possible Tor the purpose Of
- Won win direct all absentees to be sent tor and
NM NJ, ibe dstailiug Iss. The captains viii direct their
no, N hiring whatever arms they may nave ana IN the
DosrHr7e take the proper and legal steps 20 procure
mn, ~ tbem unless in he hands Of a detailed militia mau
- - colonel. who will keep them, subject to the or
ans of lie superior officers for The purpose OF supply
J.. ~ companies or men With arms.
10, will order the captains to report to you as well.
ina number Of a-ms a. the strength Of their companies,
md within one week after the detail Is made to march
"a jackson. Tenn, the place designated for the rendez
vors Of the 18th, 18th and 10th Brigades, and the mil
tia from Hardin county, and tbs detail from the 2lst,
pod and I'D Brigadss, aud from ObiOn county, to march
to Memphis, Tenn, the place for their rendezvous with
in the same time.
By proper orders you will haze the detail 20 "a to
supply the men with ratious sufficient to subsist them
until they arrive at the place Of rendezvous, after
which they viii be furnished by the Confederate Sta-es
As far as their means will allow, the detailed should
supply themselves with clothing, blankets, and such ar
ticles as may be necessary for the service Make known
to conductors Of railroads the point and day OF your ar
rival, that transportation may be furnished by the Con
federats States.
You viii consolidate aud transmit the report Of yonr
Regiment TO the Acknowledgement Of the State. when
the organization Of such regiments is completed Mus
ter rolls must be made and transmitted 20 the Adiutant
General OF the State. who, for that purpose viii fur
uish blank rolls. DIN j. BROOKS,
MaiorIaeuera Fourth Division.
N. BIN making the detail ths Captain will appoint
three Of the most competent parsons 90 be approved o.
BY the Colonel. living within his command, aud not sub
itct to military duty, 10 assist him in performing this
duty. JOIN J. BROOKS
no97dtwgwIt General, etc,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-29

For PIE LADIEs.-H the ladies want sea-
sonablesnd fashionable goods, on such terms as
the times viii permit, if they wish to be waited
upon by polite and gentlemsnly clerks, who feel
a pleasure in showing their goods, aud attending
TO their eustomers-let them call at the store Of
Strauss q Lehman, the second door north of
Jefferson on east side of Main street. They
have a large and choice stock Of dry goods.
Their show of ladies' dress goods merit especial
attention. They have also a well selected stock
of ladies' shoes and slippers, and those who take
pride in an elegant ehaHssHre viii find Just the
articles they require at Strauss s. Lehman's. If
a patriotic response to all the calls made upon
them, and a generous support Of the various
public efforts Of the day entitle any one to pub
lie support, this house, as We know, presents
high claims.
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An unfaiins cure for Seminal Weakness. Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Loss of Power, Pains in the
Back, Stone in the Bladder, Distracted and Difficult
Menstruation, and all diseases caused by deviatipe from
the path Of nature, and i~ndulging in Self Pollution
Blythe use Of this Cure al Improper discharges arc re
moved, the weakened organs Of generation are speedily
cured, and full vigorrestored
Either sex contemplating marriage, should reflect
that q sound mind and body are necessary to promote
cOnnubisl happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure The poor, debiitsted, worn down
and ~desPairing devOtee of sensual pleasure, will ind re-
lief
III safe and pleasant in taste, but immediate in its
action containing no mineral poison, but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, In the form of a delicious
syrup.
Price s. per bottle, or three bottles for s., and for
warded by express to all parts Of the world
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER 4 MERWIN, Proprlstorz.
Sole PrOprietors, IS Jefferson street, near post office.
general dealers in all popular family medicines, Mem.
phis, Tenn.
E-Sold in Memphis by all responsible d~ruggirtg.
mr26-dtwsw1y
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CLARK &
AMRROSEAL OIL!
CLARK, GREGORY s co.
Sole RrOpE-iefRrs

CURES Headache, Earache, TOothache, in three min
~ utes; Rheumatism, Coughs, Neuralgia, Colds, Fry
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on man or beast
show uore real proof Of the virtue Of Ambrosisl Oil ID
it's healing properties, from responsible men, who arr
above being bought, than can be produced Tor any 0tnef
medicine.
We do not assert cure for every malsdy to which
the human family are subject, but what We proclaim
we can substantiste by living witnesses. Inc Amoro,
sial Oil il a Nashville preparation, and soia lnLOus
The South and Southwest by All good dFuBBlss -
general dealers. The South may be justly pTogu tna
Dr. Clark. a native Tenussseeanl atter muCl 80
is bound 70 drive out much OF the WoFtAlesS i"Poi'0
trash with which the country IS hOooed
PIaase call At our office, where we viii ts6e pressure
., sbouving letters ard testimonials too numerous . SCI
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9oadv ond effectuai In its healing properties
- Raad the evidence of the virtue OF ClarK q Full
- Amhrosiai Oil, evidence SO authentic, and nom
Dsrsons whose word and standing are irreproaehsole.
AeSa ana CLARK. GREGORY & Co, Proprietora,
49, Nashville, Tenn.
Sold nj ths manufaoturers' prices by 5. Mansfield d
70 Memphis, wholesale agents for SOuthw est and BY
al Memphis druggists. aeFoaa"lys
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RECORDERS CoURT.-At this court yester-
day there were nineteen cases twelve persons
paid fines to the amount of SlO2, four were put
on the ~ehaingang, and two were discharged.
The charges We're one disorderly two INSIDE
meanors nine fighting; three intoxicated one
p%eddling without license; two keeping disor-
DERBY house and one violating the sidewalk
ordinance.