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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-22
IMPRESSED OF RUNAWAY

LHKOM the subscribed. in South Memphis, on a.
Il Sunday Afternoon, the 10Th instant HIRE ~
esBGRO MES, to-wit WASH, ARCHER snd|A
BES described ~ follows: Wash. s large, duk@A
couPlecfed negro, six feet high, weighing one hun trsd
ant ninety pounds about thirty seven ears Of age
With masks Of syphilis on his ears aud lips The mos'
distinguishing feature about him
Archer, q low, chunky fellow, about five feet eight
inches high, twenty Fix OF twenty eight years Of age
copper col0red
Ben Q dark muia-to fellow, about FIVE feet eleve1
inches high t~hiry-fOur yeas Of age. No OH r ds
timely marked feature about him-
It's ny Impression, and the impression Of the bs.
enee Of my negroes, that they w're Impressed 70 work
on steamboats,. Ivin g We q handsome reward for then
arrest and confinement II runaway, or tr any inf0rus
hou shout them II Impressed The military and civil
police CT the city viii please pay particular neHee e
this Advertisement
Inqairs q n hsriwethsr, Ess-, Superintendent o
n and 7. K r, OF address me at P5plb Station, Ps
nola county, Miss
mh2llw~ z u POPE
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SOme one tells a Characteristic story of All
English gentleman, travelling some years ago
in Ireland, who took a hammer and tacks with
him, because he found dog's-eared carpets at all
the inns where he rested. At one of these inns
he tackled down the carpet, which, as usual, was
loose near the door, and soon afterwards rang
for his dinner. While the carpet was loose. the
door could not be opened without a hard push E;
so when the waiter came up, he Just Unattached
the door, and then going back a couple of yards.
he rushed against it, as was bis habit, with a
sudden spring to force it open; but the wrinkles
Of the carpet were no longer there to stop it, and
not meeting with the expected resistance, the
unfortunate waiter fell full sprawl into the room.
Il had never entered his head that so much
trouble might be saved by means Of a hammer
and half a dozen tacks. until his fall taught him
that make-shift is a very improbable kind Of
shift.
The anecdote e%nforces some very admirable
hints on immediate repairs, which do almost as
much towards keeping up the good looks of a
house as the stated yearly cleaning to which VT
devoted a paragraph last month.
eli the corner Of a carpet gets loose, and
prevents the door opening, or trips every one up
that enters the room, nail it down at once. A
dog's-esred carpet marks the sloven as well as
the dog's-eaTed book.
"If a ring should come of the window cur
tains, or bed curtains or of the blinds, or the
binding get loose, or the lines broken, let the re-
pair be made Immediately after it is discovered.
for if neglected the damage speedily becomes
worse and the mending more troublesome.
ct Is no accident for the tie Of a
cushion or mattrass to break and if this be not
replaced at once, the stufing soon gets up in a
heap, as incOnvenient as it is unsightiy. With
a mattress-needle six or eight inches long, a
yard of twine, and a piece of leather to insert
under the tie, this repair can easily be made
there is no difficulty about it and in every
thrifty household such q needle should be kept
A bent needle is also useful for darning holes
in a rug or carpet while lying on a fiat surface.
A small glue-pot too, is a desirable article cor
ners get knocked off the furniture now and
then the veneer cracks and rises, OF a rail splits
and if not mended forthwith, the article soon
gets shabby, receives iLusage, aud is thrown
aside as worthless but with a little glue, which
may be melted in a few minutes, the defect may
be- repaired without delay, and rurther mischief
prevented. Care should be taken to have the
glue not thicker than cream, and always quite
hot when used
We call especial attention to this important
branch OF housekeeping, because We have seen
so many homes ana people made uncomfortable
by its neglect, and all " without knowing what
hurt them" sensible of their own annoyance
and the growing shsbbiness around them, but
not of its cause.
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LIEUT. CLARKE.-In our account yesterday
OF proceedings at Island 10, we stated that he only per
son killed on our side during the four days bombardment
was Lieut. Clarke, Of RucSer's battery, a gallant and
brave young officer. He was a nephew Of Capt Hail
man Of this city, from whom we learn that he was only
eighteen years Of age. lie was from Kaskaskia, Illinois,
grandson Of Col VIM. Morrison Of that place, and a
relative of Gen. Geo. Rogers Clarke. He was second
lieutenant Of the company, and when he Joined the
army he brought with him eighteen young men from his
neishbOrhood and the vicinity Of Cape Grardeau. He
was an active and energetic soldier aud a warm adherent
to the southern cause. His remains have been sent for
20 be brought % this city for interment.
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RECORDERS CoURT-The Recorder had not
a single case before him yesterday. On the Provost
Marshal's docket some business was done. John Ran
dolph, Lewis Connolly, A NJ. SIorrice, aud Joseph Bar
Der. were fined twenty six dollars each on the charge Of
drinking liquor aud playing C rds in a drinking house on
" Smoky Row % Catherine Devote was fned fifty dollars
for keeping said house. The above arrests were made by
the night police, who last evening proceeded TO seize and
pour out into the gutter all the liquor in the place, the
quality Of which was declared by judges Of the article to
be of the "rotgut" and forty rod" kind This grog
gerry has long been a nuisance to Auction street, alias
Smoky Row.
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Relative Value Of Prisoners OF War.
EE0vy Exchange u Effected.
We find the following "g~enaral order in the
St. Louis RepubLlcan of Wednesday
Headquarters or THE DEPARTTENT)
or TIE MISSOURI,
q. L-.n II LL--.L . 1877 \

hhH aNHh.
Headquarters or THE DEPARTHENT}
or TIE MISSOURI,
ST LOUIS, No, March 3, 1852.
General Orders No s.
BY direction of Maior-General Mcclellan, the
following tariff of exchange Of prisoners Of war,
adopted between the United States and Great
Britain in the war of 1872, is substituted tor
that given in general order No. 80, current
series
General commauder-in-chie or admiral-sixty
men.
Northumberland or vice admiral-forty men.
Maj0r-geueral or rear admirai-thirty men
Brigadier-general or commodore with a broad
peunant, and acaptsin under him-twenty men.
Colonel, or captain Of a line-ofbattle ship
fifteen men.
Lieuteuant-C Colonel, or captain or q frigate-
ten men.
Major, or commander Of a sloop-oEwar, bomb
ketch, fre-ship or packet-eight men.
Captain, or lieutenant or masteT-siX men.
Lieutenant, or masters mate-fouT men.
Sub-Lieutenant, or ensign, or midshlpman,
warrant officers, masters of merchant vessels
and captains of private armed vessels-three
men.
Non-commissioned officers, Of lieutenants and
mates Of private armed vessels, mates of MGR
chant vessels, and all petty officers Of ships-ot-
war-tWO men.
Private soldiers or seauen-Dne man.
BY command Of Maior-General Halleck.
n. H.. MCLEAN,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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JUVENILE STEALING "A system Of stealing
from packages about the bluff aud IN other parts Of the
city, by children sent out by their parents with bags in
their hands daily for the purpose. has Of late been per
sistenty pursued in this city. This proceeding is not
only causing heavy loss to our merchants, but it IS breed
ing up thieves and prostitutes in our midst In order TO
do something TO check the evil, oihcers OBrieu, Brunngn
and Hickey, furnished with search warrants, yesterday
entered a number Of houses from which they recovered
a considerable quantity Of hams bacon, and sugar, which
the owner can obtain by applying az the station house.
They were taken from the houses Of the following child
ren, which children were arrested: J. q. Day, Mary5m
Msgionc, also Mrs. Brown, Of the Navy Yard, and J. D.
Spain, R Sheeau, and Maggie Coveuy, residing on the
corner Of Main and Jackson stgeets The night police
deserve credit for their activity in this matter.
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NOTICE.

HAVE authority 20 rain q Company Of Cavalry fsr
4 three years or the war, said company, when muster
ed into service, viii b. attached 20 u. .. Wicksf reef-
ment, which viii be a separsIe and distinct command,
subject 10 no orders except hose Of O. command 6 gem
erqi. vivid fului hoes TO I'll persons joining This
Each MAJ VII receive FIFTY r BOUNTY
after being mustered into service-slso q uniform. arms,
ard all qupmsnts necessary, Those having shot-g11s
and pistols, however, are requested TO bring BEN. and
If tssen into ths service the parties viii be amply rs-
mum ratsd for the ssme.
hyaheadquarterE viii b., until FUR h-r notice, Sc the
Commission house # w. Inward & Co. Ne. Hova DIS
Row. Any communications add-estd 80 ne iu thsir
care wiz rec-ivs my prompt attention
W. =. HOWARD.
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Sick AND WOUNDED SOLDIERs.-A number
of sick and wounded soldiers were brought to
this city yesterday on the steamer Prince of
Wales. Quarters have been provided for them
in the marine and the city hospitals. Our citi-
zens have attended to the procuring Of proper
nurses for them, and everything that can contri-
butte to alleviate their condition will be done.
Preparations are making to procure suitable
buildings for the accommodation of others that
may De sent to this place. Those brought down
yesterday number two hundred and ten, and
they were in all the various stages of diseases;
some having died on the boat-Vicksbuyg Cit
izeH.
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FOR SALE!

7 HAVE q very desirable place, twenty miles -
L below Memphss. on The A-ksusas side Of T9
tee Missizsi pi river, containing six hundred I'M
sores, ali desdsnet. two hundred under ience-@
one hundred cleared. snd dfty or Exry parity cleared
which could be put in With very little work. l hsvr
also 8 very comfortable DWELLING, and all necessary
outhouses. well ard cisterB, and 81 orchard TAio
place is entirety protected from overflow. lwll ease
the shove described place FOR a term on years-eI or
trade for Hegroes.
It is also 8 very desirable place for 8 wood yard bo'h
II high srd low water.
mbI9lws II. 3. BURGETT.
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Correspondence Of The London Herald
PARIS. Friday, February l4.-The American
exodus still continues. The timorous return 70
the States, and the wealthy, who are not afraid
their fortunes will greatly suffer by home events,
take contrary route to Rome. 4 piece of news
last night was transmitted to me by a southerner,
which should not be omitted. The person
alluded to received by the latest mail a letter
from a young friend, in whir h it is stated, that
he had applied to Gen. Mcclellan for a passport,
in order to proceed to Richmond. The general
at once granted it. But when it was presented
to Mr. Seward, he refused to countersign it, giv-
ing as his reason for not doing so, that he ex-
Pected IN the course Of three weeks every one
who pleased would be free as formerly to leave
and enter Richmond.
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WANTED.

T AND ny fsuEy arc refugees froa Columbus, Ky.
i I with to rent or lease 3 House, with a few acres o.
ground, in he vicinity OF the city. Col Scott TOOK
possession Of nv Residence On the 9Th December las
BY order Of Gen Polk, ani erected the qua-ters Of the
18th Louis ana regiment. immediately around the house
In the destruction % the quarters by He al my prop
erfy was destroyed. Any iEIorna ion lsft at this cflcf
VII be thankfully received.
mh293ts III SCCLI-RE.
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flames Adams, h~0gsheads sugar; Porter q Mserea, %
5qr,eIs molasses; II. Fitzgerald & Co., $50 per month
J. Herbert g bushels potatoes G. J. sharp, 3 bags hne
salt, r.. @. Stephenson, 1 can milk JIG Sibbad, l
boS candies; John Morrison, 8 bags Urnip salad; J..
G. Miller, . baskets salad
Persons friendly to tie work Of supplying with food
the antilles Of soldiers are respectfully and earnestly
solicited to contribute potatoes, meal, beans turuips, or
other articles they may have to spare. at the depot
Of the Society. No. 10 Shelby street.
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z A N I II n y,
in Your Horses Immediately

Had you rather Cessr were living aod die slaves
or thar Caesar were dead and live al fIeemsn
I KNOW you would prefer freedom. therefore i ap-
a peal 20 you A. you value tha5 freedom, to come TO
our assistance that we may stay tbis monster B'sck
Republ cansm, which g now sOrely opP-e sing as, aud
l-t this infD Confsderacy. in which all your nj rests
are concentrated, prosper in glory, happiness, wealth.
ard Liberty
Ihave auth1-ly TO raise s cavalry company for tbs
war, and win have to furnish q great maay men who de-
sire TO Join my c mpAny, with horses, they n0t being
abe to furnish themselves W h such. I'm retore trtst
ihs; each one who reads this n0d e and 3 able, viii
send me one or more Food h0rsss upon which TO mount
;he brave m d who sr- going forth 60 battle fur YONG
dearest rights your property, yotr Eyes and your lb-
erty.
Any persons sending hors-s VIII please o0uS On hem
to W. Howard & Co. M-mph =, Tenn, where my heed
quarters w8l De- for the prr-eu-. After my company is
muster d into service. each no ST. viii be v.lued by the
Military auth rites, when / VII issue receipts 20 all
contributors forth. horse m nj htd, at his valuation. so
that they N receive pay fon The c. fedr- acy. in
Gaze the horse IA killed IN lhs larvice. IF the horses q %
living at he expiration OF our tsrn Of service they Will
be returned 20 the parties holding the receipts for thers.
Respectfully w i. HOWARD.
MEMPHIS III Lrgh I8. 1H62.
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River News and s~reu.aboa. Bu.Iresa.


FOR DEPARTURES THIS DAY SIZE STEAMBOAT COLUMN,
The river was again rising yesterday. The
landing was quite busy ia consequence Of a couple Of
departures for New Orleans. The weather wa disagree
able in the extreme. Black and heavy clouds sprinkled
rain and dropped sIeet at Intervals The wind was harsh
and chilly The Golden Age arrived from New Or
leans with some soap, a sack Of coffee, some gunnies, a
barrel Of sugar and two barrels OF molasses. AT 3
o'clock In the afternoon the following boats were in port:
The National, Vicksburg, Golden age, Ben MeCulioeh,
Prince OF Wales, Gen. Quitman, Mary keeue, IT. R. W.
Hill, Alouzo Child, Republic, r. j. Lakeland, Louis
Dor New Moon, Rose Douglass, Milton Brown, jeff
Davis. and Grand Dukc....Bssjd5 the Golden Age, the
arrivals were the Prince Of Wales, from Vioksburg; the
National, from New Orleans, aud the Alonzo Child, from
above. They came in light The departures Nero the
Mary Keeue and Gen. Quitman, for New Orleans, LOADED
to their very utmost capacity and well filed with pas
seugers; the Ben MeCuloch, for Forked Deer the Re
public, for Frigrs Point, and the Lakeland, for up the
river. To-day the Milton Brown leaves for White
river: the Rose Douglass, for Arkansas river the
v~leksburg. for New Orleans, and the New Moon, for
White river.
The Little Rock Gazette of the 18th Instant saws the
river is rising rapidly, with six feet water in the channel
From the Caddo shreveport Gazette Of The I5th we
take the annexed report Of Upper Rel river;
We reoort q rise Of a few inches during the pastWeeA
Low water navigation Is barely kept up on our present
e,,rtg III water The captains OF steamboats, state tnat
T65eis BAYOU is carrying of fully oue-haH OF the river
ev5 maj il will eventually destroy navigation unless
goroa remedy il applied. There yvas a very heavy Fhin
ON Thursday night, which continued d1ring FRIDAY
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A g.

Z OFFER for sale my place Of residence d. 49,
Il $500. situated about three aud a gcare- REHT
milas from the city OF Memphis, near She tons ti
Station, on the Memphis and O5io Railroad -
containing s lOIG1 s5res. Tbs Erounl lies vel and
Is very rich for ~Eatdsring purposes, sl enclosed N
rrovensnts new. Z "a psi ed garden, double framed
house kitche g. good cfsten, stables. etc For fcrthet
particular call on rae ~ he Register ofEoe, southeas'
corner Of Court and Third streets.
mh20 wv JAS" KING
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~We are requested TO state that Mr. W D
hoonsons notes or tisket-, Issued by him at Columbus,
KY viii be taken At A. Cordes, L. Roccos, and Young
& Bros, Main street. Memphis also at c. H. Browns
book store, at Jackson, Tenn.
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$50 REWARD.

Of private WILLIAM 4. CHA MERRIAM, OF my
compsny-C0mpany Il 2Ist Regiment Tennessee Vol
uuteeTs- Bald Chamberlain has abssated himself with.
ot leave. since the battle Of Belmont, from my com
MAID. and TIE above sno1uf Of money will be cheer
fully paid for his delivery 10 me
n G. TAYLOR,
uh1Qlw Cant. Co. H. e. Y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ARD SEQ

Al AN
"AYING received s~uthorty fram the ComTandnf
II Genera 20 raise s compsny Ct Parti ans Scon-s
/ an now resdv g. reserve recrcts This company b.
ing independent offers inducements thst are offered inn'
othsr comf any NV rerviGg IN tee wa 1he eluz5r
OF Memphis viii now haze al opportunity 81 asisfiai
ne in raising ami e~7uiPping one cf tho mes efhcen
companies il the C.nfede ate service
). PsTEESOS
Office uuder the G9yo-o House-
Capt. Peterson was formerly Couneefet wi5h .
Thn-rsor's cow-rnf. mhl3 Nv
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FRE.-The hath work Of Mrs. Kinney's house
in Pinch, between Market street aud the bayou, caught
fire from the chimney, at 9 O'Clock a. N, yesterday. The
steam and other fire engines were in attendance, but the
flames were extinguished By buckets. The damage done
was slight.
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q SALE

TWENTY DRAYs and HARNESS, with about ter
i months license.
Apply At DE Stable Of the Memphis Drag Company
on Uni6u. between Second snd Third streets o- %
N. E.
rpbrQ4t ~ Frpnl Row.
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ACCTDENT-Hesterday afternoon two mer
were engaged on "a scadoldng, making some repairs Oh
the house Of Capt Mailman, at the corner Of BeaI and
wellington streets, when The scafolding fell, preciyita
ting them to the ground. Isaac Faris received severe iuiu
ries along his side, and J. Thorue was badly Gu. in the
head. They are beth expected to recover.
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$40 REV Al

WTTLL be pad for the delivery to re Of JAnBS
W SPAIN, private Of Company F., 2lst Regiment
Tennessee Volunteers. who has hsen absent without
leave since the 0sttis Of Ee mont. any person who
s-rests AID dsivcfs 70 ne said Spain. viii render the
service q benefit nad also be Psd tie above reward
N CONNELL, lzt L.sat. Co. = 2lst Reg
mHTQTw Commanding 0muarv.
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NOTES RETURNED-One evening last week.
as Mr.. W. T. Lewis was returning to his home on Second
street. be was set on by two men in the rear Of the
Gayoso Block and robbed Of some twenty nine one hun
drsi dollar notes, and a note for 500, and a second note
for go. These latter were useless to the thieves, and
they were yesterday returned to Sr. Lewis through
the post office. They were mailed at our post Office.
and the address on the envelope appeared to be in a
womau's hand.
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nARTTEs having claims agains: tina State Of Ten
nessee or Corfede-ate siStRs, contracted by ne
Ead the holders Of certificates for tho issue o. Coufede
rate Bonds. vii p-s-eaf them iEmedia-ey 81 my office
IN DeSoto Block, for payment.
ThOS PETERT,
uh20Iw Avalanche copy. n and ~ G. n
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CHEAP. ZOE CAsH.

I HAVE r. charge several pieces OF REAL ESTATE
1-perfect Gtles-wh ch are offered low for money.
B. GRAHAM.
mhIgIw $50 Man street
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WAKTEn. IMMEDIATELY.

COLORED NAN, 70 cook-ne wh1 thoroughly
u understands the Business so thr-e WHITE
BOYS, a. Waters, between the sges Of fifteen and
sixteen yearE. Apply at O. Adams street.
mkIa-ws
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FAR SAFE.

AZ I-2 ACRES or LAND, two uHes east Of N.
4J city, on the German own or stssc Line road
Pffce-dvB hundred dollars per sc-e, cash. Apply o.
the Bank Of Memphis 70 VIC. Mcclure. II J. X lex
or fnh Q iw} j. w CROKER
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GENTLEMEN: Conae 70 the assistance of = 4ur county.
Ihave alr+say given Ten hundred and dty dollars IN
horses 70 The service, and am stIl uiiiuE 20 give mors.
I have no more horsea but vll tonate ton hs So % this
company TO b. paid Dri IN 2 ,od sld rr-peusihls pl Mt
crs notes or in houses and lots orlauds, taxing fhe horses
az a fair valuation and selling the properly 70 8 fair
valuation 20 pry for them. 1 have uot fhs money to-
contribute, / have already sout iBut 4 20 tha extent OF
NV means, but ] again say 70 you, bJiug iu vou- horses.
I win assist finding the men 10 noun them ard Dc
the fighting.
Respectfully, ". HOWARD.
NH iaiw No. & T0Terf- Row
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SIZE

THE undersignod offers for sale the follow 49,
Il ing property Six three 'tory BkICk fasi
RESIDENCES, n che block. OF Poplar street ESttsIi
between Hsin and Second &L
One unsmp-oved LOT, on Popls- street below Thino
str e.. One Lot on Man street opposite Oreit7n 10
teI. and many other mail Houses. Also, Lots ia tht
neighborb0od Of she ely. Also. La ds in Arkanras
The above viii De sold on good terms for Contsde
mh51 w A. STREET.
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THANKS We thank Messrs. Borden and
Heating. Of the Adams Express. for late papers. We
also are under obligations 70 Larry Harmstad, Esq, for
s0ee tokens Of his good will.
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A CHANCE FOR CHEAP FURNrruRE-AtIO
o'clock this morning Wallace and Rogerson wi offer for
sale by auction, at Gilbert d Cos, corner Of Second AID
Madison streets, a lot of very fine psrlor dining, and
sitting room furniture. a better assortment of bed
s'eads, mirrors. tables, chairs etc, never came to the
hammer
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ONE DOUBLE CIR .ULAR SAW FRAME, CON
~ plete, for IS inch snd 80 inch SAWS.
Apulv to n. HAWKS,
3A5 Main street.
or QUINCY & ROBINSON,
4er gn Wes-en Foundry.
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padded to the large sale of furniture. this
morning, by J. V. Gilbert q Co, will be a beautiful as
sortment Of silyerware also, the house on Union street
will hs Iaszed
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WHIaKY WHIRKYl .

NE have erected a RECTIFIER on Msl1 s-set
" No. so where We viii be glad O. SEQ car IA
hisnds Whisky VIII be sold sen cents chssoe- ~
gallon than It can be purchased elsewhere.
NIB In L +. FARSTENBUEG G Cl.
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SneciaI Orders.

HEADQUARTERS lsr GRAND DTvIsIJN-)
ARHB or TIE MISSISSIPPI
HUMBOLDT, Tenn, March 6, 1882
A Ii "a eers and soldiers Of tins Division absent IRON
"a their commas1s, are ordered 10 join Their rcspsc
tive corps immedizte.Y Auy -sob-disnce Of his o-
der vii be visited vith summary and severe puui D.
ueut.
By order 81 E-a.or-GeDersl POLK.
GEo WILLIAMSON,
mhaG-Iw A-issaut Adiatsntt4eaers