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FaGka GAiRQ Aa0 BEEGfEy.
Important from Gen. Grants lrmy.
WHERE WILL Be The BATTLE !?
The War i'm Arkansas,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.1
HA11LToN's HEADQUARTERS,
November u, 1862
The Federal army is not a. Hudsonviue as
indicated by telegram from Cairo. L Union
scont Just returned from Holly Springs. re-
ports that Gen. Price has located his
headquarters at Lu1npkin's Mills, four
nailes this side Of the Tallahatchie.
He also reports that Price has destroyed both
railroad and turnpike bridges across that
stream. This would secm to indicate that
he intends to fight at that locality. During
The recent reconnaissance toward Ripley,
Price moved his cavalry force within two
miles Of Salem. The column sent by Col.
Lee in thst direction just escaped him
Robert Wi1ea Of Indiana, who was in that
Vicinity purcbasipg cotton, is undoubtedly
prisoner in their binds.
BIZ. Tiles lad large amount Of money
in his possession.
Captain Ford's company, Hatchee scouts,
we're to-day mustered out Of the service, and
1e-mustered under neW company organIza-
ton.
[Srcclal d;znstei 10 the Chicago Tri5une.1
CAIRO, cs5ysmhe. al, 1s52-
Nc general movement Las Jet been made
from Lagrange, though preparations arc going
forward In every department.
Railroad repairers are still busy between La
grange and Holly Springs. We hare official
authority fer Saying that everything Hiil soon
be in readiness. No troops have Jet left
Memphis. When they do move it will most
probably be by ~ay Of Heraardo.
Six steamers, having on board the brigade
General Norgan's Cumb s1land Gap army IT
riEed last night. Bo!a The Mississippi and
Ohio rivers are rising.
Two OF three oi the gunboats that hsve
beer here for some tine have disappeared
from their anchorage. Movements Of inpor.
tance are taking place Il Arkansas, particu'
lars OF which may not be mentioned.
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1t Sexton's Junction, IS above named,
thirty.seVen miles from Fredericksburg, and
twenty-seyen miles from Richmond, the Vir-
ginia Central Railroad comes down from Cor
donzville, seyenty-six miles from Rich
mond, E connection sufficiently Well
shown in our map. By this Virginia
Central Railroad the rebels have been able to
execute the rapid movements ncrthTard from
Richmond, that have 20 we'll served them on
dive1s occasions the present year ard the
near approach Of our forces under Burnside
to this then favorite line, cannot be calmly
viewed by them. In the late progress Of the
two armies southwark in the movement that
commenced from Antietaua, The rebels came
down by Gordonsville, our army marching
southeast from Warrenton.
AS now placed our army is admirably 10.
Gated for q forward movement, and at the
same time for receiving Its supplies readily at
season when Virginia roads are symbol
for eli that is bottom1ess. The docks at
Aqua Creek are being repaired and the rail
road put in order; and thus everything vii
be sent forward to our army irrespective ol
, 1862-11-25

M 4N1&&D-A situation by re
w spectacle young 1oau, who has had eyperfeace
as Clers. and has gt cd knowledge Of busE2s7 II
Trltgn" nfrco. or apply ut No. 1S5 State street.
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The Atlantic M0nthlY.
BEG1ENlEG DFANEwV VOLUME

Iif auCoe- To- JhN1a11, ISIS. begins the
Eleventh Ve1c1ae # the ATLANTIC MoNTuLY.
From the comm encencnt lit 1ss. tue ArL t:sr-c has
Iaptdy inc ested u eli cufss1on. and It now naa Tho
IEest Glars 0: -acezs s2 is oe:c.1ES i've Te.zs
ago. Its Eo9Eelity steadily R1zu1ents, and It zoe
to 1leual c.ets tG es1n 5ucG N tc eettnat
oltte public. at tn.= - r.vsnaas with events which
particular the Publishers aud Etio.5do aot deem It
Necessary prc1usa that Its pages l never 4@es7c
l1cn the honest p.tta of lo5nt aad univ.
frsetcm Its opto:oEs bare ai~ass tecu On tie si Il
Litctty Progress end Eight sad tha corrse It t:-t
ado7ted II It's carly Career, NIL! eve. be faithfully
fnstEt5ihe5.
to the ATLANTIC MONTHLY. emb1sccs many Of the
rest known aathors fu AnTtc n ;t.s.ature a11 ws1
lants the Publishers In promising r9 it, rssae1s.
, 1862-11-25

FOR SALE-A good Strong sub
sts9a1 1a Horse. s1itah1s frs doablS tsa,n e,
aarness Will be ao'd low applied 1er immediately 1t
no. 22 MAEEET STHEET.
unp5-x49rIt FORD & NORTON
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KXT TANTED-A man who is thor
w oushls acquainted with the tanning OF hides
saldng and packing, asserting them and who 1ad
worked tixteen yeora in this husress as toremsn
Germany and Holland fishes to 1tnd like situation.
Please address "a. H." Tr1tuEc ottce Eoe5 L1S.-sr
, 1862-11-25

WI 7ANTED-A wc1nan to do gen
w era1 housework in a small family Mono nesd
spply Wlthon. good references. Apply at No. 143
Moth Dearborn. corn.r Of Erie etreet, beflre II
, 1862-11-25

W7 W7ANfED-Ten Substitutes for
w the nine months Niscolsu drafted Ren. 4
liberal price pail For partc.{ars Apply 3reWaasss
Hat Store. under the Sherman Houte at once.
EG1aE4lf.
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WANTED-By q young married
" man. Ehe Is perfectly skilled ii tae pruS bu.i
nesR, and speaks the German language stu ltion
Clerk Drug stose either Wholesale retail. Best
efvetsrsEces can be given. Address Post 0ifce Box
Is72. Chicago, uQ55 I4IGt3t
, 1862-11-25

WANTEC-~By 4 young lady g
w situation as Eoverress, VITO Is prepared to
give first lessos In music anu raEinE; also. to Go
BY hand Salary moderate, the realities Il caus
lsg home e ne The r!itGnrE 2s}act Eeterenses given
3sdg Chicago. nu25 x Isl ST
, 1862-11-25

WANTED.-Two young gentle
W men would Ike board and room in 5 private
3ana1y On North side within 4 1eE minutes walk Of
dIe.s IS. & Al care e. q e. u K. 3. nos x5031t
:" ANTED "A Substitute for
W whom liberal gum will be p1tc. Address or
call N. Dudley. Co. H, 11lth Re- ient n 7. Vol.
un1eer8 Camp Douglas. 1or25:x59.it
, 1862-11-25

AH{ AZ TED-A Eituati= Il by q
w young ma11ttd man OF fair educ .tlo1 as -Gs-,
s.!ant 6cukhetper clerk collector, time ses3er.
IN Faeslug hsuse. Can furnish good references.
Acares= r. ". C., P. Boz 2,995l. no:l-z4y5It
, 1862-11-25

kFACKEREL No. ! article, in
4y1 barrels and Kits. for sale on commission b5
nos vaS7.1f
, 1862-11-25

EOR SALE-A large assortment
Il ofNew York PisEo Fo-tes from five Of the baat
Makers for ss1e cheap for cash. PrIces-SH Octave.
from $1e0 to f2 Gctare3 from ESQ to SIj5 at No,
u5 Lake street. Llo25 x4931tl N.EDDLD.
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HEHPHlS BELL And BRASS WORKS,
= o.
UaE8fO9s Sfrgef.

Fourth door below Union St, Memphis. Ten
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MEDICAL.
CLARK & FULLER'S
AMBROSIAL OIL!
CK.aRR, = co.
Sole PrOpFtesOFs

NURES Headache, Earsche, TOothsche, in three min
utes; Rheumatism, Coughs, Neuralgia, Colds, Fry
sipelzs, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Cole, Cramps nHamea
Eyss, Chronic Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Cuts, Burns,
rhes, Bunions, COrns, Frosted Feet, Deafness Old
Sores, Sore Breast, Sore Nipples, Scald Head, Ring
worm, letter, Snake Bites, Spider Bites, Dog Bites,
Rat Bites. The world Is challenged fer its equal for
Scalds and Burns. 1t cures Scratches on horses sore
Eyes on horses, Sprains, Swinney, Poll Evil, Fistula,
is the best known remedy to appiy to teaderfooted
horses from founder-tske mp the feet and battle well
about the frog Of the foot. Cures all cutaneous diseases
on man or beast
No one medicine can cure in all cases but We can
chow rors real proof Of the virtue Of Ambrosial Oil in
its healing properties, from responsible men, who art
above being bought, than can be produced FOR any other
medicine.
We do not assert a cure for every mslsdy TO which
the humsn family are subject, but what we proclaim
we can substantiste by living witnesses. The Ambro-
siaI OIL is 8 Nashville preparation, and sold throughout
the South and Southwest by al good druggists and
general dealers. The South may be Justly proud that
DR.. CLARK, s native Tennesseean, after much labor and
research, has produced a really worthy medicine, which
is bound to drive out much Of the worthless Imported
trash with which the country is flooded.
Please call st our once, where we viii take pleasure
in showing letters and testimonials toe numerous to set
f0rth in the form Of an advertisement, some Of which
come from physicians in high standing, who sre using
{ in their practice, as they state, with marvellous eff
fsctg. w challenge tbs world to produce e remedy SO
speedy and sfeciusl in its healing properties.
~ Read the evidence Of the virtue Of Clark & Full
iers AmbrOsial Oil, evidence so authentic and from
persons whose word and standing are iTreprosohsbie,
Read and be convinced
CLARK, GREGORY & CO. Propristors,
Nashville. Tenn
Sold at the manufacturers prices by S Mansfield &
Co, Memphis. wholesale agents for Southw est, and by
all Memphis druggists de&@dawly1s
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NOTICE TO S%T0CKHOLDERS.

DY order of President and Directors Of the Missis-
. sippi ard Tennessee Railroad COMPANY, the stock
haIders Of said Company viii meet IN general meeting
on SATURDAY, 18th % February, 1862, at fernando,
Mississippi for the purpose Of accepting OF rejecting su
amendment 20 charter of said Company, passed by the
Legislature Of Mississippi, and approved both Deem
Der, 1861.
stockholders pass free on rosd to and from election.
isla-Im G. r. VANCE, see'y.
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Fer COunty TvUsfee.

ME are authorized to announce Capt. VIZ. EEELY
" "a p candidate FOR County Trustee, at the ensuing
March election. ocII-tes
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT
OVER THIS ROAD

MENFHrs AND uHTO RAILROAD COnFaNT.
OFFICE CHEZ ENG. AND GEN'L UPEBINTESDEST :
MEMPHIS, January Goth. 1862.
n consequence Of the unavoidable interruption TO
the regular rarsp0rtation Of Freight upon this
Road. Oecssi0ued by the necessity for military trsns-
~p0rtali0n and the e~xigsneies incident 90 a state Of war,
and these Interruptions being entirely beyond the con
troi OF the Company or its officers, notice Is hers0y
gwen that the Company viii not be responsible (aud it
is % be distinctly understood that all articles are re-
Csivsd and shipped under this provfsoJ fer any DANA
gUs Occasioned by delays from the exigenuies Of the
war, from storms, high waters, destruction Of bridges,
or for the loss Of p~efisha0is articles n consequence Of
such delays, or FOR injury by heat or frost TO such srt-
eles as are affected thereby nor will they guarantee
any special dispatch 20 the Transportation Of any ari
cies; nor will they hold themselves liable for loss or
damage by fire while the goods are IN their warehouses
OF cars, or for their desj ruettOn or capture by the troops
Of the enemy, or the troops or authorities Of the Con
fedsrate States, while in their possession and they viii
not be responsible for their safe keeping after their ar
rival at their destination and unloaded In he C5mpa-
ny warehouses or depOts.
This notice viii be plesd in ali cases Of claims for
damages arising from sny Of the causes herein enumer-
aged during the war.
COusignees mast rely upon their cousig17rs to inform
them Of the arrival Of their goods, and they must re
move them from the depots within rWenEy-fouT hours
after their arrivalaud IL they fal to do s0the Company
viii, a. their discretion, remove and store them at the
risk and cost Of the owner
THO D~ODAMEAD,
ia22 Wv General Superintendent.
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PALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
FOR 1851 AND 1927
Memphis and New Orleans
PACKET LINE!

TUE splendid boats Of this new line viii RS
i leave Memphis for New Orleans on 1877
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATUR@
DAYS.
TUESDAYS RACKETSI
ReDubIc-.----.Ca Capt. J.. ID. Clark.
Prince of W2leS---------Capt. Lee.
THURSDAYS PACKETS!
John Capt. j. r. Hicks.
Edward j. Gay Capt. VIM. NVray.
SATURDAYS PACKETSI
Mary z. Capt. Richardson.
VIM NJ. MorrisOn---T. II. Newell.
These boats connect at Memphis with the railroads
from that point on their respective days Leave Mem
phis Immediately on the arrival Of the Memphis and
Charleston and Memphis and Ohio railroad trains. Pas.
sengers can arrange their arrival so as to avoid delay at
Memphis longer than business or pleasure may require,
For freight or passage apply on board. or to agents,
III T. BOURNE & Co,
No. Madison street
THOS. H WILLIAMS d co, -
No. 3 HoWards Row. F
OH E. HIDE & Co,
Office under st, Charles Hotel,
se12 New Orleans.
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Local Schedule Passenger and Freight
NO v.rz
NOTICE.

Memphis and Charleston II. r.,
MEMPHIS, December 8, 1851
- ~ -
AN AND AFTER UNDAY December 9Th. the
Through Mail Train win leave daily at $50 a. N.
and arrive al P. n. This Train makes close cosnec.
lions Ct Grand junction, Corinth, Decatur Stevenson
and Chattanooga.
The Grand Junction Train will run
daily Sundays excepted arriving at IO.l0 A. NJ. aud
leaving az $3.50 P. NJ. W. J. ROSS,
del3 General Superintendent
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Capital paid up i'm cash 100000
Cash 600
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Saturday, 18th Of February, 1852,
FARM FOR SALE

4 WILL SELL a tract of $50 acres, en- miles souti-
Il east of Memphis, 275 acres in cultivation, good oab.
cisteEas, gin mil. tic. Apply 10 A n. Edmond,
AZ Memphis, or James Z Travis, adioininR the nleee
soolm SHA q HARpTC
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B. 0. KEESEE & CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
HiGreAOesse,
81 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.

- ing daily from 100 TO 1000 barrels, different brands,
and for sale.
r. s. Young, formerly with Mcclure &iCoats, Clarks-
vile, Tenn, is engaged in this house.
REFEREECEs-F. ". Smythe, Hewett, Merton & Coz
=. Dufeid, New Orleans; J. A Fisher, Cashier Bank
Tennessee, Nashville A. Hamilton, Nashville w. p.
Hume, Cashier. Clarksvile, Tenn; Meacham & Gal.
breath, Memphis. n0l66m*
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DIR. SPIEGEL,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
And the Most Successful
CANCER
IN THE WOE2LDE
Eight Years IR Memphis.

INFORMS the public in general that be Is prepared
4 to treat all diseases, but especially those which sre
pronounced i~nCursble, and called chronic
His treatment Of Cancers is without any rival, be
cause they viii be expelled from the system, with al
their roots and fber8, only BY constitutional t~restaIant
without esustics and without the knife.
He also treats with success, according 60 the mosi
improved science Of medicine in Europe, Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Gout, Ophthaluia, Fistuia IN Ano, Serofula
Syphilis, Dyspepsia. Chronic Dyssntsry Torpid Liver,
Gravel, Ffs, Tapsworm, Piles, Dropsy, Diseases Of Tie
Skin, Bronchitis, Consumption, al diseases Of the Eye
and Ear, and gives particular attention 10 all female
complaints, particularly those Of the womb.
Negroes who ars afflicted with any OF tks above dis
eases will be cured snd can fnd good board and &c
commodatiom8 while under treatment al tho Doctors
inarmary.
The Doctor calls attention Of patients at a distance
that If they are not prepared to consult the Doctor Fer
sonaly, by writing TO MIN, with an exact account ii ali
the symptoms Of the disease, medicine win Be for
warded BY Adams express.
% Office in Lenoyv's Building, Uuian street. be
tween MAR and Second fourth door east Of Main.
Indrmary UH-Union street, east Of the BAYOU. a. Dr.
Spisgei's private residence.
DR. @ Spiegel has, in his thirty ysars' p-ae-lea. es
peeially on chronic diseases, cured them with ths az
most success. lie hasin bis possession over ave thau
to cure diseases which are BY The most successful prac
titi0ners pronounced incurabls.
he also makes it his especial practice 70 tFest al pr
vale diseases with the utmost success, in 8 short time
no matter ut now long standing nor Of what nature.
AADE hpisgai asks from the afflicted Is a fair tfa
when ell the reference ho VIII give viii be speedy
cure 20 them.
Thousands Of Testimonials. from the mcst reliable
source, may be seen At the Doctors Office. y25m
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Tuesday, lth day Of February, Is62,
valuable Tract of LAND.
In Upton county, Tennessee, containing about
95T .EcFeg,

melted and bourde ed as follows, to-yit: Beginning at a
stake at the northeast corner Of Wisema7 & Halls
tract, purchased by them from Thomas Richardson,
with sweet and black gum pointers, and elm pointers,
running north one and a half degrees wegt two hun.
dred and ffty-six poles TO a stake, with gum and elm
pointers thence south two hundred and ~forty-six poles
to a stake with blackberry, oak and ssssBsras pointers
thence east one hundred and eighty poles to the begin.
ming.
TERMS OF SALE The above described Tract Of
Land will be sold for one fourth eash-bslsnee in three
equal i~nstallments at six, twelve and eighteen months,
the purchaser to execute notes, with approved security.
for the deferred payments, with a lien retained on the
premises until fnal payment Of the purchase money.
Sale az II o'clock A. NJ, in front Of my Office, in Mem
phis. JOHN @. LARIER,
la3deWtda Clerk and Master.
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n To SHIPPERS.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.

MEMPHIS, January is, 1852
FrrRgDNg shipping freight to points beyond Chstts-
rsags SIRE notified that the Memphis and Oh ples-
fn RaFoed Company viii not be responsible for de-
favs cr cha.rss on other roads. This Road viii receipt
10 Chsstanooga only
TAspper are rAdaesfed 70 make out their Drsy Tick
- seaersinriv- and specify n margin the marks and
destination Of freight Tickets IN duplicate must &C
ecmn-,ve-rh dgsv lead. ". J Ross,
AGO. General Superintendent,
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IIII.I .I.L.LL

" One square, renewable weekly, Per snnum,
~ One square, renewable twice = week, per an
nun, $50.
~ Two squares, renewable weekly, per annum,
Two squared, renewable twice a week, per an
~ An advertisements for the APPEAL must be
handed in al the CLERKS desk.
All transient advertisements must be marked
for a specified time. When not thus marked, they viii
Be- charged for enc week, and discontinued al the end
Of thst time.
~ An advertisements required TO be kept on sec
ond page, CHARGED a. NEW EACH DAT, and on third
psgs an advance over stated rates.
Advertisements directed 70 be displayed, or set
In lsrg- type, charged 81 DOUBLE RATES.
- Yearly advertisers vii be charged extra FOR &C
cuTying space over contract, and when large type is
required 20 be used or the advertisement kept on the
inside Of paper.
Yearly advertisers viii be charged extra. st
regular rates. for Wants, Rents, Removals, CO-Partner-
sssanes
EFEo advertisement will appear in the Weekly pa
per unless By special contract.
Advertisements 70 be inserted in the Weekly
paper ong or at irregular intervals in either Of the
every insertion.
81 Announcing Candidates for state, ootnsy and
Municipal oHees 8 each, 10 be paid in advance ia
every instance
0ut Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect and Funeral IDvi-
tstions as al other advertisements.
~ Anlegal ana frsuEient advertisements viii be
charged BY the insertion.
HSEditoriai n~Otierain local eolumn viii be charged
twenty cents per line.
%cCLAEARAN 4 DILL.
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MILITARY ACADEMY,

&~ONN~@Cte Z A<t8 NAAGaEs
Franklin County,
-FOUR NILES from Leighton Depot. on the Mem.
4 phis and Charleston Railroad
EXERCISES TO BE CONTINUED As
USUAL-THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED
AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RIGID IND STRICTLY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOROUGH
No change in the Faculty since the organization of
the Institution.
The eighth session of this Institution will open on the
18th day Of February, 1862.
Arrangements have been made that viii Obviate the
necessity of increasing the terms, which will be as
heretofore, SIP 80, strictly in advance, per session of
twenty weeks, for board, tuition, washing, fuel. lights,
mattress bedstead, table, chair, and medical attention.
No deduction for less than one month after the opening
OF the session. Candidates for admission must be four.
teen years Old and four feet eight inches high New Ca
diets should apply TO the undersigned for a list Of arti-
cles to be brought with them
Patrons viii bear in mind that all supplies for the In
stitution have to be bought with the CASH.
The accommodations Of the Institution limits the
number Of Cadets to one hundred and thirty. and an
plieants for admission may save travelling expenses by
making their applications by letter.
For particulars, address
MAJ. J. ". ROBERTSON.
le5zm Superintendent.
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DISSOLUTION on COPARlIERSHIP,
u CITY FERRY
MARX r CHEEK.

TUE MARX r. CHEEK has bsen re-
4 painted and the cabin enlarged She IAe14
aud Little Rock Railroad, and % suit Dsssoas who wish
TO PssF0nlze ths Mound City Hotel.
She leaves Mound City daily Sundays excepted a.
$50 and 9 A. ~ and at 1890 and 4 P. II.
Leaves Memphis daily Sundays excepted At 7 snd
1870 A. NJ and at 2 and 5 P. n.
The ladies are particularly invited, assuring them the
kindest attention.
~ All that Is received, after paying expenses win
be given 10 aid 10 carrying on the war.
MOI JAS. F. BARTON & 90.
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MANUFACTURER Of and dealers in BRASS
NJ WORE OF every description, Steam, Gas, Water
and Lager Beer Cocks Steam aud Water Guages.
Military Announcements, SpGrs, Stirrups, Belt Clasps,
Holster Buttons, b ckles, Rings, Bride Bits, Holster
cups, Sword Qua Trimmings, etc. Okla
rs5 Patent Lead Pipe Coupling Gs-atts Patent Box
Metal Sewing Machines and other enc machinery
carefrily repaired. Chandeliers aud Gas FIxturss
cleaned, regilt and brouzed- Railroad AID Sreamboat
work done az the shortest notice, and on the lowest
terms As both memb-rs Of our Grm are practical men,
our Mr. OHara having been engaged in the ms1afac-
ture If military aecoutrements Tor many yesrs, We VIII
undertake TO get up any article ordered either from
sample or draughk We ara prepared 90 do any amount
of Brass Casting, Of any kind, in a style not surpassed
East, West, North OF South, and on the shortest notice.
AT orders flied by the time specified without fail
Cash paidfor Od Meal or taken ia exchange.
40 qmr
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LuMRER LUMBHRI

VUSTr received l25,O0O feet clear White Pine, one,
d one and s half, two and three inches thick; $4,000
feet dried White and Yellow Pine Flooring; 100000 feet
Sawed Cedsrs, for building purposes posts, etc; g gen
ersl assortment Of Fencing 100000 sawed and cut
Laths; 10000 heart Cypress half inch Shingles, and
90O00 Fire Bricks, in addition 10 our already large stock
Of Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, etc. which we viii
sell low for cash
mr4ly2dp n n q BROS.
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Tor Tax Collector.

IKE are authorized to announce ISAAC 3. MER-
w + IS a candidate for County Tax Collector, At
ths ensuing March sier-isn ocl8-s=s
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PROF. MO-
SOUTdEEGN
Celebrated Hair Restorative !

T OFFER to the public my RESTORATIVE, which
Il has been extensively tested throughout the Confsd-
crate States, and given universal abstraction The Re
storer is put up in bottles, labeled with directions for
its use, and may be found at Messrs. Gilbert g. Plum
mer's drug store, on Main street. AL / ask is a trial
viii visit families a. their residences free Of charge.
The Restorative Cleans the Head
OF Dandruhi cures Fever in Scalp Of the Head; in
v~igorates the Hair, giving it
Nice and Glossy Appearance.
When a head is examined by me. and undertake the
cure, if ii fails TO be all I claim for it, the money win be
returned.
! am also prepared to cure scsld Head, letter, snd
all kinds Of Skin diseases.
ja4-1m A MOORE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-04
OUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT !

We are now prepared to m~anufacturs our
goods with dispatch, as cur force is much larger
than heretofore.
We have the best Of workmen, and no effort
viii be spared on our part to give entire salts
faction 70 all who may favor Us with their pat
ronage. nOlO-3m