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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17

Comn.nv I-Csptsin Robert Hsmiltoni lot Lieutenant.
Gs~gs " Reeder I'd Lieutensnt Thos C. Randolph
CnIo.,v K-Csptain Joseph r. Brown; lst Lieutenant,
Luther g. Riggs I'd Lieutensnt, John w. hen
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timed actively dpty throughout the sction ana vi" INC
Last man TO leave the held . o.. ,.
Can't r. Rock cell Of the Connecticut Battery deserves
nsrisusr mention for his gal act bcsing ard 'Au hstde
his gun, on III field His senior enebso . l. fortef
was remarkable for hs energy. daring and pet"ehcy
tbroushout Capt Sesr.. folio sing viii bis EueneeI Com
ran, tho storm party did eIceen; service n. Al
The advanced hedge under crcuus a'cr OF geh .Ipoc
enbra.ufs for Rcckwels Battery and s-r ara "
The Dad removing obst ucons therrffn and arranging hs
opeuiuzsi the hede, both for Infantry ebd artillery
There oppoftupEy for cavalry movements proper
hut the ofd-rirs furnished from Cat Se'gssrt Company
did mot gallant vice end the nsudrE Ct bi- c'ihP,hy
served sfecusy vidtcs and pickets Ten men OF %"
company were severely wounded. and two horses were
KIDD
The fng from the batteries at the point BY Company 20
r. l. Volunteers, Capt Chss u. Stiaien oonninniog "ss
commenced Immediately after the un'ucce.'n charge OF car
troops had been made upor the works on she enemy. AZ
though having every gun but di,ab 81 very soon a'e
The action the trng was condueod
m u, at precision aud regularity nearly every shet t"g
eject Ia the 10 the woods in rear OF the work "hrro
he l.r-r force Of the enemy lying The rse gun w
worked wi much rspidy Is possible during tue enHs
ea,ept IN the Of which one sergeant was sed
Ihs ruub at, Ellen and Hall into seton a. ia'ef
bour nut by their excellent Obtained by the
Of signal ic.r How ard Who had been upon the Eoh ior
several successive days did very great execution among he
rank. Of Ahepgh the guDbosts did not sdVsce
mn The liver a. m could been d. sired IN orier to svs
more effective nauking fire upon the tort stu much cfedi.
due wondeIu precision with which then MIC
was di. -rted such long range 90
rba hoi fo,ce hich into acon was a. fo'ows;
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IMMATURE ALMANAC. o.. "A n,
sun--Rises, ,.4;43 Seta......':zS. Meoo-Sc's"A'"
stug WATER THIS DA,. -
sandy Hook. 80 Gov. Island. OW hehNsss"" tN
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BORT h)aroens' Notlfe.
SrArx or Nsv. Yosx
po.-vy.an.x.,, tsy,cy No. tN W ail's@

Ns1 fOAk.
PoRT-wARpKss' UyYios. No. ios " an IN
NOTICE is hereby given, III accordancs %i =.
section Of the Act passed April H. lob p ~ New
Act to Keogsnizs tho Wardsns Once o. n h.,s Of III
York. to ali persons interested In OF nsvns s,s, thaI
subiec, ssr Of such nqury eEsninAtioa or ,bs Por
the follow Ing vessels under viii b
.ders that the said surveys o. nis notice %
con pletsd within tea days next saecescins 'A''
board said vessels: Pier No. 81 n
Steamship per No u
Steamship Plan asenes.. ..'''''' Pier No IL
Ship Compromises. Pier Nc. 8E
Ship Adelaide .......''''''''''' Pier No. II Z
Bark Zinsa ella ''''., Pier No. " =
Barb Dauel Webster. Commercial whsr
Bark Pride OF the Sss'''''' Loehpiss store
R,rk Adelaide. pisr No 81 N. y
Brie Baltic. Psncpentc
Ri Thomas Oven. piertep,pfs
Rrs Lar OBJ Doek. Wbeelsft
Kris Southern Yes
Schooner JOHN RandolPh'.. PisrepootS
forde
schooner Ros6s
Schooner VIVA IL RURkEiea P"s'"~
J. Aga, HsssaAs see's.~s
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F0R SIZE.

A DESIRABLE HOME two and one half 80
a miles southeast from the city, adjoining ~
Wash S. Tsylors residence, containing eleven Hi
and six-tenths acres A nice dwelling and out-ksA-
houses Eve IN cultivation the balance hneiy TN
bersd For terms spply 70 Wash S. Taylor. OF 70
FRANK G. RIM, JR.,
e. l.rs Al Shanherd 3 Noorsls 3l3 Msin 81.
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FOR SALE

fEldE ENTIRE MATERNAL OF cur old Office, con
4 sisting Of the
SsseGs, Gases, F2sEFes, Leads,
Composition Kettles
(Jt'es1), etc, etc.
Als3, one No. 1 MiteriBg 1lschins one Lead Cutter
large assortment Of Cuts etc. all nearly new having
been used only about fifteen eighteen months and
which VII sell at prices hat viii make it TO the in
teres Of those in reed Of sucd material purchase Of
us. Can A. the APPEAL Job Rooms.
oe20is WHITM0RE < BRO.
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80 REWARnI

d ANYWAY. on che g75h Il December last. o..
Ii bright Mi LAIIo. named JIM about i've -
feet seven or eight iueaes bigh. straight hrounSA
hair, saucy vniskerss gray ey ss. aud white and M
yellow spots All over his back Ha passes himself AZ
tiHes as a white msn, -zaed Williams he has been
traced 70 Grand Junction, Hsrdenau county Tean o.
his way 90 free state he ~ try 20 est through
= soldier or a servant IN the army.
Fifty dollars win Be paid tor his delivery at NV res
dsuces near ekoions ihiekasaw county EississiDr.i
4 ezugat out Of the state Of hlississipp or
djliars u caueht within tae state
fez-28t MILTON e BACON
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WHOLESALER

r. n DOZ Fine Black and Drab Hats,
OO 200 N G.. d. Percussion Caps,
so cases Youths and Ohildren's Shoes,
10 cases Mems superior Kip Shoes,
$50 pairs superior Gray Army Pantsloons-aH
Wool filings
1000 yds Army Jeans-all Wool filing;
1000 yds superior home made Flannel
1900 yds Cotton Drillings,
80 pieces Tick ng,
$50 dozen Ink.
Heavy Kip BoOts-WOuen's Kip Shoes,
Black Merinos Canton FIsnnes
Gray Shirting Flannes
Wesyer's Sleys and Shutiles Wool Cards,
Bleaebed and Brown Sheetngs and Shirtings,
Zephvr W0rsteds Flax Threads
Blae Sewing Silks.
Ey7 To arrive 100 bags Cotton Yarns 10 600 yards
English CalioOes and Jaeonets 500 kegs Nas For
sale by JOHN L. TAYLOR & CO.,
fe2 Wv Corner Adams and Second streets
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NEGROES
For RENT.

r WANT 70 hire tx likely NEGRO MEN for fhs
i year to drive drays Call al No, 60 Front Row, NJ
stairs fs41ws
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PRINTING DONE IN
. COtOFs, 15sszs sssa Bronze,
IN a arrnarior manner
.iIl Heads.
HflFa TnHfn,

Pamphlets. Bin Heads,
Drafts, Bills L4adino.
Checks. Cards,
Bonds. Deeds
Ltcss HStc.,
Nestly and promptly executed and sstlsfactoa guar-
anieed.
Our large assortment Of type Is all entirely new and
Of the very latest style and having been selected with
great care, with view 70 the wants Of this section Of
country, We have no hesitgncy In declaring that have
the best stock Of material ever collected together in the
city Of Memphis
Our stock OF Stationery Is complete, aud consists Of
every variety u Cards. Paper, etc. from the most iufs-
r1oT 70 the hnast styles manufactured We have sls0
superior assortment Of Inks Of every color and quality
we challenge successful rivalry il every department. Of
our business.
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INSURANCE COMPANT
Of the State of Virginia,
RICHMOND.

7 T. WEST, Agent Once on Madison street, op-
q posite Bank Of Memphis
Authorized Capital 81 coo COO
Cash capital and surplus paid up----. ,----S 10000
ES $4,000 deposited with Controller al Nashville
as security 70 policy holders.
Insuros against loss by Fire on Buildings snd Msr-
chandize Of every description Also, on Leases and
Furniture. All losses equitably adjusted and promptly
paid
DIRECTORS
Wm. Il Mcfarland President Farmers Bank;
A Warwick firm Of Warwick & BsrksdAs;
Vim. g. Grenshgw, firm Of Crenshaw & Co.;
Wellington Goddin, firm Of Goddin & AppersOn;
T. w. MeCsnee firm Of Dunlop Moneurs q Co;
G. A. BsTksdale, firm Of Warwick q BaTksdale;
James H. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer
L ID. Crenshaw firm 0 tHaxall Crenshaw & Co;
John L. Bacon, firm Of Bacon & Baskerville;
r B. HsxalL, firm of HaxaN, Crenshsw & Co.;
John Curre, jr, Ship Owner;
VIM. B. Warwick, firm Of Warwick & Barksdale;
James Alfred Jones, Attorney at Law;
G. G. Elicit, Builder;
+. g. Ruffn. Agriclilturist and Manufacturer;
R w. McGruder, firm Of McGruder g. Sons;
W. w. Crump, Attorney at Law
james Dunlop, firm Of Dunlop, MOneurs g. Co.
BOILING w HAXALL, President.
o. F. BRESEE, Secretary.
/ offer this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE COM
PANY TO the property holders Of Memphis and solicit
portion of their business Al losses viii be promptly
paid in cash at this agency Those who wish 20 encoUT
age southern institutions in preference to northern viii
please give me call. J. 7. WEST, Agent,
oc2-ly Madison street.
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". JUSTICE


lIIllIIII5 L1s0lIlOeE v IcUI.
E. J. PARK, Esq.-Dear Sir: have been engaged in
tanning snd manufacturing leather for fifteen years
and may be considered to understand it practically as
well as theoretically and feel it but simple justice to
state that your system Of tanning 3 decidedly superior
to anything with which acquainted It saves at
least fty per cent Of bark when is used and equally
that in cost when no bark Is employed and tans in
vastly shorter period than can possibly be done BY the
old plan The most important feature, Of course is the
great economy in time and money and the facility Of
using bark or tanning without it. The system must
prove satisfactory to any purchaser.
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GENERAL ORDERS.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVIs.oN-WEsT-l
ERN DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS, Ky January 30th, 1862
NAPT. ADAkfS- commanding posi- is hereby orderes
~ 20 dessrters auy officers soldiers Of this
cvis N VITO may found in Memphis without orders
l-aves Of absence furoughs issued by the proper
authorities
All oftcers and soldiers who may visit Memphis IN
der leaves fur0ugh ordered to report ia person
her srriys ai that post 20 the commsndsut Of the
post and exhoit him the orders and ssves thsf
entie them to be absent from their commands
By command OF MaiorA5eneral POLK
GEO. WILLIAMSON,
Assistant Adjutaaf General,
feSlw Q. s. Army.
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WANTED ne RUY

A NEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE with two or
"A three Of ground srtaehed within TIVE three
miles of the city Of Memphis
fe2-dlw PASSMORE LIDE & MARSHALL
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UNIVERSITY
RAILROAD BTFIDEND.

THE Stockholders in the Memphis and Charleston R.
i 4 Company are notified that the Transfer Books
vii be closed on the 18th Gay Of February and stand
closed until the first of March nevt when dividend Of
tour per cent will be paid 10 those who were stock
holders on the closing OF The t's1s'er books.
ia3O dawlm W B. WALDRAN, Treasurer.
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Gun Town. Msg, November a5. 1861.
E J. PARK Esq.-Dear Sir: have gwen your new
system of tanning thorough trial both with and with
out bark, and I feel great pleasure in saying that
found it to do all that you claim for IT,
The leather is excellent and equal to any ever saw
while the tanning is done fty per cent cheaper and in
one-tenth Of the time required by the old method.
eheerfuly recommend your new process to the conf
denee Of the public, aud to every man who designs en-
barking in the manufacture Of leather.
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TANNING.
GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THB AGG.
Jast the ThIng Tor the Timeg !


pEISG the cheapest, speediest aud most effective
l9 method Of TANNING ever in use.
By this process
Heavy Sole Leather is tanned in 25 to 30 days.
Upper Leather, Harness Leather, etc. in Is to 20 days
Calf skins, Light KIP, etc, in three to I'VE days
Without bark, making excellent Leather. which for
Strength, SOftleSS and Durability I
Is equal to any made. Bark be usod convenient
without interfering with the rapidity of tanning No
oil Of vit6l, CSulphurie seid) muratie acid alum sal
soda other acids or alxaliss nor fennel are used
Samples of the Leather sent to order.
State, County and Shop Rights for sale under Pzten
granted by the Confederate States.
Best Of city references given.
Address, inclosing one dime E. J. PARK,
Memphis, Tenn.
Ofice-in Jackson Block
No letter answered unless It contain one dime.
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. Ils.

HEADQUARTERS,
MEM HIS. February T. 1851
Y comp lance with Instructions from Hsadquarrers
i First Division Western Department the following
orders are is ned;
lst. Steamboats, and other crafts prohibited from
carying Except ss Govemmsut store } Turpsntine
alz Cotton above Memphis, ard Sugsr and Molasses
shove Fart Pili1w
- Shipments of Sugsr and Aiolssses 70 points above
For Pillow, Of Cotton and Turpeutine o points
above Memphis viii be allowed when strictly for home
consumption, daniy supPlies) upan written permits
from these HeGdqnsrters JOHN ADAMS,
fe5iw Captsin G. 6 A. Con manding
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Regular Memphis and New Orleans O. S. Mail Packet.
ALO N = O Z Hill d,
DEHAVEN, Haster.---.-----W. B. MCBRIDE Clerk.
THIS elegant passenger packet, win Ct
season.
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
T. II. WILLIAMS & CO., Agents,
daq7 6n,a No. 2 Howard's Row.
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E$-see L. olsrk & Co.'S column
7Ses advertisement OF IFszd & Aoqisila1d whole
sale and retail Druggists I7B ana IN H2u street. oppO-
site Worshsm House seq
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-06

PErONAi ARK, December %, ls6I
E. J. PARK, Esq-sir: Your new system Of tanning
has been thoroughly tested in my aunery. have tried
it with and without bark and feel great grstasation
in saying that fer rapid tanning excellence Of leather
and eheapness, it is beyond all comparison tue best
method ever in use.
1t is simple and easily managed By the most nexperi-
enced hands No man fail make the best leather
If be follows your directions It is enough for me to
say that l am perfectly satisfied, and even sighted
with your new process 1t must prove highly sati4ae-
tory 70 every one. Yours, etc,
RTOq Avn yvTrTrAgq
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-06
CuEROKEE CUREt


An uufaiins cure for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions. Impotoncy. Loss Of Power, Pains in the
Back, Stone in the Bladder Obstrueted and Difficult
Mensruaon and all diseases caused By deviEting from
the path Of nature, and induIgng in Self Pollution.
By the of this Cure all improper discharges are re-
moved the weakened organs of generation speedily
cured, and fall vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reject
that sound mind and body arc necessary to promote
eonnubiai happiness.
Inthe Cherokee Cure the poor debitased worn down
and despairing devotee Of sensual pleasure wiz find
lief
It safe and pleassnt in taste but immediate In It's
action containing mineral poison, but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts In the form Of delicious
syrup.
Price g per bottle, or three bottles for e5, and for
WsTdsd By express to all parts Of the world
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER 4 MERWIN, Proprietors
Sole PToprietOrs 65 Jefferson street. near post Office
general dealers in all popular family medicines, Mem
phi5, Tenn.
Ezg-sold in Memphis By all responsible dreggsa.
96-dtvvawIv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-06

TAKEN directly from the nine Bear Rae Oh thor
Il ouEh'y ground, ceaHsed and prepared Tor Psint;
for iubrcating aziss and bearings of a kiuds 10 pre-
vent tnetoni Tor eracnes Tor cleansing and polishing
all sorts OF me tas for facing the mouds II fourderv
and for az other uses y laich this mineral d sD-
piicsbie For sac L barrels ana hs1 barrels p iofs t
sut purchasers by ANDREW MILLER
iazs 2w Raleigh. n G.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For CounfY Trustee.

WE are author zed TO announce DR. p III DICKIS
w SON as a candidate for the office Of County lrus
tee. Election takes place on the first Saturday IN
March fe2-tes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-06
J. OLDRIDGE.


TfkO, Miss, December ?, 1851.
E. J. PARK Esq SDear Sir: have been tanning
with your system Of tanning and have succeeded
admirably. am perfectly satisfied that it viii do
all that you claim for it, and tan with or without bark
in onetenth Of the time usually employed by the old
process feel convinced that is the cheapest quick
est and best ethod Of tanning ever used aud so sim,
pie that any person can tan with entire success
Y0urs, etc, J. @. DAVIS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-06

MEssRs. CLAHK, GREGORY lS Co.:-Gents purchased
two bottles Of your AmbrossI Oh which has given
tire satisfaction ia ooLc, tOothache and headache
Oyruston, Tenn. GEORGE STEWART.
Nessrs. CLARK, Gregory & Co., Nashville, Tenn;-
Gentlemen 1t gives ne pleasure to tell you that your
Ambrosia Oil has given great relief and may say,
more ease than the use Of any other medicine.
have used one bottle and one half of your Ambro.
sial OIL and from the has given ne in Hy rheu.
matte suffering would moi be without the other bottle
and half for any price, provided could not ger any
more. Respectfully, W. G. PURSLEY.
Ringgold, Ga, September Bird, 1853.
Sold at The manufacturer price by s. Mansfield s
Co, Memphis wholesale agents for Southwest and by
ali Memphis druggists. fs5daw2w
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NOTICE TO sTOCKHOLDERS.

DY order Of President and Directors OF the Missis.
ID sippi and Tennessee Ralirosa Company, the stock
holders Of said Company viii meet in general meeting
Mississippi fer the purpose Of accepting or rejecting an
amendment charter Of said Company passed bv the
Legislature of Mississippi, and approved 2Oth Deoem-
Der, 1861.
stockholders pass free on road and from election
islslm O. F. VANCE, see'y.
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FOR RENT.

CtTORE HOUSE No. 20 Main street, Stovall s
- Nitchels former stand.
Stelvinc Counters, Desks, Chairs, Stools, Looking
Classes and sI the store Fixtures and Counting Room
Furniture for sale-very owto any who viii rent
ne House. Apply a. the store.
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CONFEDERATE I.0AMI

t1EkS0NS having money to loan are informed that
Il they can procure ut ihs Treasury a. Richmond or
iorn the Assistant Tree urer or DeposiaTy at VIII
Galveston, Memphis Nashville from aay Agent of
he Loan, Bouds o. Registered Stock payable at any
period Of ak months intervening between three years
ami eighteen years WITH interest at the Of eight
per cent. per Gunun. payable semi annually in coin
Holders of Treasury Notes a. sny tine procure
aes or Azeuts Bend BEG stersd stock in exebauss
for Treasury Notes the ssid Bonds Stock 10 be re
convertible a The pleas OF The holder into Treasure
Notes aud 70 bear interet at the rate Of six per cent
per annuHs uut 70 recouvertsd aud thus coustsafip
deposit on eal bearing six per cent. interest
fSignedl y. g. HEGLMIEGER
faaf Neerafas-y qf TIA.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership between John Shelby and George
W. Bruce, in the Grocery and Commission business
under the firm name Of JOHN SHELBY g. CO. was
dissolved by the death Of said Shelby the 18Th day
Of December last, 1861. The undersigned surviving
partner alone authorised settle the basiness Of the
late partnership and collect its debts
GEO. W BRUCE
fe2-Iwf Surviving partner Of John Shelby 4 Co.
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GENERAL ORDERS NO. s.
FOR SALE

1aIE undersigned viii sell reasonable terms the
i ISLAND containing six or eight hundred acres,
mole less, about three sad half miles shove Mem
phs opposite Mound City is elegantly situated for
any wishing 10 60 into the wood or stock raising
business. MARY AMMEN
Executrix Of p. Amnaen
On New Raleigh Road, quarter Of a mile beyond the
lex Church. jazz In
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NOTICE.

NE would hereby give notice that no = z 81 30
w more REPAIRING viii be done in -Aes9s96s2
our Shops except for CASH. The great difficulty IN
making collections. makes the adoption Of a strictly
cash system necessary with US at this time and we
hope of customers will ask for credit, we
this date either for Repairing on any Of goods.
n. S. BRUCE X CO,
Memphis, January 18th, 1862. Monroe street.
iaI9lmS
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MEMPHIS, December z, 1867

MEMPHIS December = 1861
E. J. PARK Esq.-DeaP Sir: / an practical tanner
aud have been following the bu.iness for ten years
have always svaiied myself Of every improvements and
discovery in the art, and without dgressing into
explanatory remarks on the claims Of different pro-
eesses, or their scientific status, in pracsa sense
deem yours the best system ever introduced
With or without bark, it is a great eeonomiser and
no article is used which, in any degree can possibly in
jure the fiber I shall-lee much gratfed TO see Ct uni
vsrsaIy adopted Yours, etc,
nIIA @ rrrnn-rp
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HICKORY GROVE. KY, January 7ta, 1862
E. J. PARK ESD; have given your new discovery
thorough and am glad to say very successful trial.
on light stock without and with bark; also on heavy
sole leather with bark and it has more than met my ez
peetations The sole leather was completely tanned in
thirty five days and the kip which was heavy in eight
days. and desire to say and embrace the opportunity
to 90 so, in justice to yea, that the system is clearly
founded on scientific principles that the preparation
Of the hide for rapid tanning really Strengthens the
FIBER and is decidedly conducive to the production
Of excellent leather.
am familiar with almost every new process, and
have used several but regard yours infinitely superior
iu every respect to any with which am acquainted
Yours etc, PHILIP BOUGHNER.
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NRTHCE -

ON and sfter the STA Instant, all COTTON viii be
I nrobibited from coming Memphis by way Of
WAGONS Planier who wish to sell any portion Of their
croDs here had better confer with theI merchants on
1be above order issued BY authority Of the Military
Boari of Memphis. MORGAN & STEELE,
Surveyors Of The Port Of Memphis
6s1lm 60 Front Row, up stairs.
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BY MCLANAHAN &5DILL.
MISCELLANEOUS.
RKANsAs FARME


A PLANTATT0N, or the Mississippi river, -
"A above Memphis, containing 25o0 ceres 5I5Ii
400 of which cleared, and 80 desdened aiitl
with fine DWELLING HOUSE and cabins .Ea.S1A-
and new cotton gin complete-the whole protsoted by
a compact levee.
The same may be bought, If desired with FORTY
NEGROES, and families, with everything else pertain
ing 70 the farm
ALS0-A Plantation Of 1000 acres, in Mississippi
county Ark, eight miles from the river 800 Of
which are cleared and 800 deadened-the whole 600
acres above oyerf1W, with frame house, cotton
GIN log cabins etc Apply to
PASSMORE, LIDE & MARSHALL.
fel-2w Corner Ean and Court streets Memphis.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR. EDuONDs,

HOmeOp1th and HydFOpafEl.
Residence north side Of Bsal street. second house west
Of the Medical College Of8cs ever S. Mansfield &
Co.'S Drug Store, &ztn street offos hours to sAM,
sud . so3RE ur7s-iv
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DENTAL NOTICE

nR ". c. BRYAN would inform his 60
j J friends aud the public generally that
ha has removed his Office % ths JscksonY / Yy -
Block, corner Main aud Gayoso streets
over the store Of A. B. Coffey first door up Stair.
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9aiIg gppeal.
FOR HIRE.
STRAYED +!

CEvEE likely NEGRO MEN-to hire BY the month
y Apply at once MORRISON & CO.
fa52f No 3 HoTari'E Row