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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-07-18

To RICHMOND BY THE JAMES RIvER.-The
distance from McClelan's headquarters :"
the rebel Capital, by land, is nineteen miles ;
but so irregular is the course Of the james,
that boat has to sail sixty miles to reach
the same destination. At one point. the
stream makes such sweep to the westward
that the course is twenty miles around in an
ascent of only two miles
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-07-18
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVEN.
TI(DN.

Netice IL hereby given that delegate Republican
State Convention will be hsld at Desmoines on Wednes-
y the 23d Of Julv D. 1861 for the purpose of put
ting in nomination Secretary Treasurer and Auditor
of State Attorney General, and Register of the State
Land Office and tho transaction Of such other bust
ness a. may b deemed expedient when met.
The ratio of representation wilt be follows, viz
One delegate from each organized county, or, one del
ccate for every one hundred cast for Abraham
Lincoln for President of the Unite States in 1862 and
ad onal delegate for any fractional vote exec ed
ing fifty.
Loyal citizens, regardless of former political associa-
tions who in favor Of giving tho National Admins
tration hossa support. 10 thorough and vigorous
prosecution OF the for the suppression Of the
belon, invited to cooperate throughout the State.
JOHN N. DEWEY, Chairman, 9Th District.
SAML. T. MILLER, LIST Z"
VS.. DUNCAN, ID
JNO. d. LOCKWOOD, Sd
W.R. SMITH, 4th
J. H. SANDERS, 9th
J. BUTLER, 7th %
J. SHANE, Sth
g. w. MULLER, 9th g
4. FULLER, 10th
X. H.TAiLOR 18th
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wCapt. 7. II. Stanton
an D..

.Y capt. I, II, Stant0n ."
ton d. -, v. the Washing
,ess. was on his way home on yester-
days train, with commission from AdJt
Gen. Baker to raise another company in Wash
ington county. 1t is his intention to muster
in the first company in the regiment to be or
oanized in the first District. In this we hope
he will be successful. He will make popu'
lar and efficient officer, having had experience
in the service as one Of the three months vol
unteers who enlisted at Washington Cd. o..
last wear to defend the capitol from threat
| ened invasion.
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Il Michigan Regiment Captured
at 2uriTecsa,0r0, Tenn.
NASHVILLE, July 10

NASHVILLE, July 10.
Between 5000 ana i 900 G,ur.iaLs and
Texan gueir Has, under e. Forrest. attack
ed the l tn Michigan anl the 3 / Minnesota
in Nurir, bcio eaily hi, morning. There
was desperate fighting, Ats o'clock this af-
ternoon the Michigan troops had surrender
ed. The Minnesota regiment was strongly
intrenched and cut up the emmy terribly
with Hewitt's Kentucky battery, repulsing
them with great slaughter in three charges.
Flags of truce were sent on by Forrest de-
handing surrender. Col. Lester sent back
word that he could hold his position q week.
LATER DISPATCH.
A special to the associated press says Muir
freesooro has been taken by the Confeder-
ates, mostly of Texan Rangers. under Forrest,
but was shelled by our batteries.
The 18th Michigan was captured. The Sd
Minnesota, with battery, were holding out
at last accounts. Brgadier Generals Duff
field and Crittenden, Of Indiana, were prise.
ners. There is great excitement at Nashville
and an attack is expected.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-07-18

Ina NursuELr.-Can black man han die
spade or mattock? Can he dig or shoot :?
If yes, on whose side. ours or the enemy's
This is the question Of the campaign.-M "
G1ristian AdyoeatS.
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Startling Guerrilla Work I'm Mis-.
souri,.
The Rebels Capture 7oaon-Great Alarm
Among the Inhabitants.
KEoKUK. July Il

KEoKuK, July Il.
Sunday night party Of rebels entered
Memphis, Missouri, breaking into stores, dri-
wing Union men out, and capturing some
State troops stationed there. Reports by this
evenings train are to the effect that the re,-
els were advancing Oh Athens. The people Of
Athens are deserving the place and fleeing to
Canton and Pennington. 800 convaescent
soldiers leave on special train tonight for
Athens,
Memphis is the capital town of Scotland
county, Missouri, thriving post village in
a:ine agricultural district, 100 miles due north
of Jefferson City, and about twenty miles
from the Iowa State line
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wCol. Heron, Of Dubuque, distinguish
ed for gallantry at Pea Ridge, has been au-
thorized to raise brigade, to be commanded
BY himself.
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OUR FINANCES. After fourteen months Of
war, United States skies, payable in twenty
years, are worth some seventeen per cent.
more than the price at which they were orig
inally negotiated. That does not look much
like failure to obtain the 'snews Of war;"
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INTERESTING WASHINGTON
NEWS.
Rebel Report of the Rc.capture
of Baton Rouge, with 1900
Federal Prisoners.
THE PRESIDENT SUBMITS TO THE
BORDER STATE CONGRESSMEN
TERMS FOR EMANCIPATION.
Gen. Grant Orders away from Memphis
the Families of Secessionists.

The War Renewed i'm Yenmessec-
Capture of N1urlreesbOrO-$3O
900 Army Supplies fall into
the hands Of the Rebels.
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Congressional Convention.

The Republicans Of the Second Congressional Dis
trict of Iowa requested to meet in Convention at
De Witt, Clinton county. on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18th,
next, at O'Clock NJ to nominate candidate to rep
resent the District in the next Congress.
Each county will be entitled to Que delegate Tor every
hundred and thirty votes cast for Abraham Lincoln
at the last Presidential election, and one additional
delegate for fractional vote of fifty or upwards
Loyal citizens, who in favor Of the maintenance
cd rebellion, without u or bss and in favor OF
giving the their honest support in the
most thorough and vigorous prosecution of the var
invited to Cooperate with us in nominating and elect
ing the candidate regardless of former political asso-
Citations.
The time and place Of holding tho Convention, as
we'll the basis of have been fixed to
meet the views. possible the majority Of the
Chsivmen Of the several County Committees ia the
District.
WIN, +. DAVIS, Muscatins county.
GEO. W. FIELD, Jones 90
JOHN COLLINS, Scott 81
J.P EATON. Jackson g
VIM. H. TUTHILL, Cedar &c
GEO A. GRISwOLD, Clinton I"
&<%
Judicial Convention.
The Republicans Of the 7th Judicial District of Iowa.
requested to meet in Convention at Dewitt Clinton
county, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18th,
next, at O'Clock P. M, to nominate candidate for
District Judge, and candidate for District Attorney
Each county will be entitled to delegate for every
hun bred votes cast for Abraham Lincoln, at the
last Presidential election. and additional delegate
for fractional vote Of fifty or upwards:
D.. CLOUD,
wv. THOMPSON,
J. A. ELLIS,
A. FELLOWS,
Committee.
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From Vicksburs, Memphis, Ar.
kansas, and Cairo.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-07-18

The Clnal at Vieks5urg Completed-Re5el
Outrages OF White River, Ark-Union
Enhstments in Memphis.
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Judicial Convention.
For Congress, I'D District,)
JACOB BUTLER.

tsubec to the dec ison OF the Republican Convention
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CAIRO. July Is

We have reliable information for stating
that Gen. Curtiss has reached Helena, eighty
miles below Memphis. The hospital steamer
City of Memphis left here this afternoon for
that place to receive his sick
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Mobile, July Passengers by the flag
of truce on the steamer Natchez from New
Orleans, report that Baton Rouge has been
re-captured by the rebel General Van Dorm,
and that he has taken 800 Federal priso
ners.
Richmond, July 9.-Ten thousand Yankees
reached Warrenton yesterday.
The Petersburg Express says that Gen.
Mcclellan has 100, 900 men.
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The Republicans of the Second Congressional Dis
trict of Iowa requested to meet in Convention at
De Witt, Clinton county on
wrDNrSDAy AUcrar 1otb
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-07-18

Lapello and some 35 900 more are at Holly
Springs and other places. Their movements
are said to indicate offensive operations.
KANSAS CRY, July 12
The Santa Fec mail with dates to 30th, has
arrived News unimportant.
1t is rumored that all the Texans, excepting
one company, have left Arizona and com.
menced their homeward march.
An engagement took place yesterday be-
tween a company of State militia ahd Guam
trelPs band near Pleasant Hill. The rebels
were finally repulsed with a loss of killed
and MORALLY wounded. Our loss was nine
killed and fifteen wounded Quantrells coat
and sabre and list of the names of his men
were ken,
WASHINGTON, July Is.
The Navy Department has information that
the United States steamer Flag and bark
Restless were captured on the 18th off Bull Bay,
and the British steamer Emily, formerly the
VIM. Seabroek, of Charleston. Her invoice
shows an assorted cargo Of $2,157, but there
is reason to suppose that there are old arms,
confederate bonds and specie on board.
The United States steamer Quaker City,
when off the Hole-in-the Wall on the I'd inst,
captured the brig Delilah from Liverpool, with
a cargo of saltpetre, drugs, copper and other
articles.
Also, that on the I'd inst, the schooner
Vallainlet was captured in Wingate Bar,
South Carolina.
The following is the yea vote on the mile
age bill:
Messrs. Bailey, Biddle, Casey, Clements,
Cravens, Dunlap, Edwards, Pento, Order,
Hale, Hooper, Kellogg, Kerrigan, Knapp, Laz-
ear Mallory, Maynard, Menzies, Morrill,, Pen
dleton, Phelps, Riddle, Sergeant, Segar, Sloan,
Thomas Trimble, Trowbridge, Wyckliffe.
WASHINGTON, July Is.
The United States steamer Wyandank has
arrived at the navy yard, bringing up prize
schooner.
She reports that guerrillas are quite plenty
along the banks of the Pianatauk and Kappa
hammock rivers. They carry off Union men
as well as steal supplies.
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TELEGR GRAPHIC.


- - - y y y
iRrroxrED EXPRESSLY JouxxAt.l
--------- -
LIST OF FEDERAL OFFICERS
CAPTIVES All RICHMOND.
Manifesto of Major General Pope.
INTERESTING WASHINGTON
Rebel Report of the Isc.capiure
of Baton Rouge, with 500
Federal Prisoners.
THE PRESIDENT SUBMITS TO THE
BORDER STATE CONGRESSMAN
TERMS FOR EMANCIPATION.
Gen. Grant Orders away from Memphis
the FGmilies of Secessionists.
The War Renewed in Tenmessec.-.
Capture Of N1llrlrecsbOrO-S3
900 Army Supplies fall into
the hands Of the Rebels.
Surrender Of THO Union Regi-
ments and q Battery.
Liberal bounty E0, Recruits In
Maine.
Matters on James Rivera Skin.
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deis-lu
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GUNSMITHS

WANTED, immediately, to work in the Confederate
w ArmOry Shop, in this city, a number of GUN
SMITHS. None but competent wOrkmen need apply,
and to sl such liberal wages will be paid and q steady
situation afforded Apply to R. STEPHENS. Master
ArmoTist, or WIN. R. HUN
iv2I Captain of Ordnance.
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Oas square, renewable weekly. per snaua,
T One square, renewable twice a week, per an
Two squares, renewable weekly Per annam,
~ Two squares, reaszsbie twice a week, per AZ
~ An advertisements Tor the APPEAL mas; De
handed N a. the CLERKS oesk
EP All transient advertisements must be marked
for 3 specified me When not thus marked, they viii
be charged for one week. snd discontinued at the end
Of that time
CT All advertisements req1ired 10 be kept on sec
ond page, CHARGED as sew EACH DAE, ana on third
pags - advance over stated rates.
II Advertisements directed 70 6e displayed or set
In arg type, charged al DOUBLE RATES.
Yearly advertisers viii be charged extra for oe-
eupT1ng space over contract. and when large type Is
required &c BE- used or the advertisement kept on The
inE ds If paper.
- Yearly advertisers viii be charged extra, at
regular rstss, t5r Wsnis Rents, Removals, CO-Psrtner-
ships, Notices, To Consignees, etc.
TTd7sfeHf Advertisement zzUsf be paid for IN
advance
FNo advancement viii appear In the Weekly pa
per uniess by special contract.
Advertisements TO be inserted in tbs Weekly
paper o1ly, OF et Irregular intervals IN either Of the
paoers, viii be charged 81 per square for each and
eVerv in-erri8n.
Sc Announcing Candidates for State. County and
Municipai ufacss, S each 70 be paid ia advanced
everv iusfance
LzF Marriages and Deafhs are published As news
bal Obituaries, Trbutes Of Respect and Funeral Invi-
tations a. al other advertisements
- All iess, and transient advertisements wi be
eharg-d BY the inseTti0a.
Editorial notices IN local column viii be charged
twenty cent? per line.
No deduetion or variation viii be made from
McgLANAHAN & DILL.
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NOTICE no PROPERTY OWNERS,

NOTICE is herobv given that the grades Of Fourth
~ street, from Jefferson to Market ard Of Court
street. from the Bsyou to the p gen Ruost road. have
Office. All persons Interested In properly on ssid streets
sre hereby notified 20 come up and examine the pro
files ard present any objection they may have thereto
within thiry days, 10 the Board # Mayor and Alder
men. J. II.
Ge7 In City Enginser.
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MEDICAL.
CLARE & FULLER's
AMBROSIAL OIL!
CLgRR, = co.
Sole Pr0nr{PEOrs

Sole PrOpTSeGOTs
HURES Headache, Esrsche, Toothaehe, In three min
~ utes; Rheumatism, Coughs, Neuralgia, Colds. Fry,
sipelas, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Cole, Cramps, Unnamed
Eyes, Chronic Sore Eyes, Sore Throat Cuts, burns
Bruises, Sprsins, Chapped Hands, Piles, Ulcers, dat
rhea, Bunions, Corns1 Frosted Feet, DEAFNESS; ga
Sores, Sore Breast, Sore Nipples Sesld Head, Ring
worm, letter, Snake Bites, Spider Bites, Dog Bites,
Rat Bites. The world Is challenged for It's equal for
Scalds and Burns. Il cures Scratches on horses Sore
Eyes on horses, Sprains, Swnney' ron Evil Flstulss
saddle spd harness gals, fresh wounds or sveilings, and
Is the best known remedy TO apply TO tender-footed
horses from founder-tske mp the feet and battle well
about the frog Of the foot. Cures all eutsneouE diseases
on man or beast
show rore 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 msIsdy to which
the human family are subject, but what we proclaim
we can substsntiate by living witnesses. The AmbrO-
sial Oil Is q Nashville preparation, and sold Throughout
the South and Southwest by all good druggists and
general dealers. The South mHy be justly proud that
research, has produced a really worthy medicine, which
is bound 10 drive out much Of the worthless imported
trash with which the country ia flooded
Please cali at our Office, where we will take pleasure
in showing letters and testimonials too numerous TO set
forth in the form Of an advertisement some of which
come from physicians in high standing, who are using
II in their practice, as they state, with marvellous eff
fscts. We challenge the world 70 produce a remedy 30
speedy and efectual in Its healing properties.
r. Read the evidence Of the virtue of Clark K Full.
lers Amt rosial OIL, evidence so authentic, and from
persons whose word and standing are irreproachsble.
Read and be convinced.
CLARK, GREGORY q CO., PrOprietOrs,
Nashville, Tenn.
Sold al the manufactur5rs' prices By s Mansfield &
Co., Memphis. wholesale agents for Southw est, and by
al Memphis drnRgists de35daw1yis
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MILITARY ooK 8,
JUST RECEIVED.

WE have just RECESSED the following valuable
MELET.sRY BOOKS:
Giiham's Manual;
Hardee's Tactics, Mobile Edition;
Army Regulations;
Troopers Manual;
Cavalry Tactics;
Volunteers Manual, By Col W.R
RICHARDSON;
Volunteers Handbook;
Roberts Hand Book OF AFtiI-
Iery;
Field Artillery;
Out Post Duty;
School Of the Guides;
Ordnance Manual;
Heavy Artillery;
ChisOIm's Manual Of Military
Surgeryy
BayOnet Exercise;
Cooking By Troops, I'm Camp
and Hospital, with Taking
Food and What Food.
MAPS fthe CONFEDERATE STATES.
Fer sale by
CLEAYEs 81 WALDEN.
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CAPTAINS OF companies organized for the war in
~ any of the Confederate States, viii have arms fur
nished them by attaching their companies TO my Regi-
nessse, ct which place ] can be addressed.
J. NJ. CREWS,
no99Im Colonel Commanding.
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TTHE ORDNANCE BUREAU OF THE CONFEDE.
i RATE STATES agrees TO receive all
Charcoal Todd REnSf TrO1z.

At Nashville, Memphis, Florsnce, Ala, or Chattanooga,
on or before the ffst day of January, 1868, and pay for
It S35 per gross tun at the p int If delivery.
Iron delivered at Nashville, Florence or Chattanooga,
will be paid for by Lieut.. NJ. Il. Wright, Nashville, on
receipt of agents, to be designated by him at those
points. That delivered at Memphis by Major w. r.
Hunt J. GORGAS, 1t. Colonel,
Chief Of Ordnance Bureau,
dei9lm Richmond. VS..
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DEARING & WETHERILL,
335 Main Street,

335 Main Street,
emphis~-
lust RECEIVED
SuIpburic Acid,
Geld Leaf,
Mercury,
Carrots Snuff,
Concentrated Lye,
Cigars,
LiRSeed Oil,
Palm Oil,
Sewing Machine Oil,
AFteSiaH Wei Water,
Bathing Sponge,
Epson Salts,
Sal Soda!
DEARTNG & WETHERILJ,
oe97-5sw 335 Main street.
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WANTED!

DESIRE 70 Purchase, for cash, a well IMPROVED
4 PLACE, within three miles of Memphis-good mod
ern imp-ovements-frGi; trees, with ten acres Of land.
Good water, reads and neighborhood Address
BOX No. 500,
deI21m Eazhvflle Post Office,
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For Auditor Of Public Accounts Of the
State of Mississippi,
NOTICE

JAMES FORT, of Holly Springs, Mississippi, is q
81 candidate 10 I'LL the vaearc y occasioned by the
death of Col. Burt. no22teE
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B. o. KEESEE & CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Warehouse,
81 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.

SPECIAL attention paid to sales Of FLOUR-eeeiv-
- ing daily from 100 TO 1000 barrels, different brands,
ant for sale.
R S. Young, formerly with Mcclure &ICoats, CIarks.
vile, Tenn, Ia engaged in this house.
REFEREECEs-F. W. Smythe, Hewett, Norton g. Co..
B. Duheld, New Orleans; J. A. Fisher, Cashier Bank
Tennessee, Nashville A. Hamilton, Nashville W. p.
Hume, Cashier, Clarksville, Tenn; Meacham & Gal.
breath, Memphis. nol66mE
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LUMBER LUMBERI

lust received 125,0OO feet clear White Pine, one,
- one and a half, two and three inches thick; $1,000
feet dried White and Yellow Pine Flooring; 10000 feet
Sawed Csdars, for building purposes. posts, etc; a gen
eral assortment Of Fencing; 100000 sawed and cut
fsths; 100000 heart Cypress half inch Shingles, and
10000 Fire Bricks, in sd itOn 10 our already large stock
sell low for cash
r4lv9dr N NJ. COCHRAN & BROS.
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SOUTHERN HOTEL
Formerly the WhitemOre House.

THE undersigned, having leased the ebOve -,
i premit es, has o ened a house Of enter ain al
msnt for the travelling public. The house has kii1
been thoroughly resaired and renovated, from1Zis&-
bottom to top, and partly newly furnished. The ser
wants will be prompt and attentive, and the proprietor
hopes Coy strict attention 70 be wants OF bis guests) to
merit a liberal share OF patronage.
TIL SOUTHERN HOTEL
Is situated on Adams street, between Third and Fourth,
convenient to the Memphis snd Charleston Railroad
Depot, to the business part Of the city, and is Ia the
same square with the Post Once and Theater.
ocl0dly JOS. WILLIS, Proprietor.
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MOOD! WOOD!

TIE have estsblished 8 WOOL YARD On the cot
Nv ton she'd l,t, cOner Sh lby AID Beal streets, and
are Of all timts resdy 70 Il orders for WOOD, by the
80 or ousu.ifv. al iair prices. split or Stove Woo
49, fY ssle BY the cart load Orders left at the ice
Uou-e Of Corey & Co or 81 the Wood Yard, will re
oev We proper e~'t7rtron. ALG59,
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NOTICE.
Memphis and Charleston r. r.,
MEMPHIS, December 8, 1851

MEMPHIS, December 8, IsbL
~ - - -
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, December 9Th, the
~ Through Msil Train will leave daily at $50 A. N.
and arrive al 2 P. N. This Tain makes close eOsnec
lions ST Grand Junction, Corinth, Decstur, Stevenson
ard Ghzttan0cga
The Grand Junction Accommodate Trsin viii run
daily Sundays e~Tceptedl arriving at 1910 A N. aud
leaving al $50 P. NJ. W. J. ROSS,
del3 General s. perfntendent
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GROUND COFFEE.

100 BOXES one pound papers CoFes, a frstra,e
lUO article. For sale by
CHAs. S. SHARP,
Over Frank smith s. Co.
dal0 B-ndiev Bi ck.
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FOR CONFERENCE.-The VERSES.

A N assortment embracing two hundred and eighty
varieties, at 90 per 100 sheets, for sale BY
UT g. FRELlGH,
dellm Memnhia Tam
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THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully calls at
tention of the citizens of Memphis to the an
nexed statement of losses paid by the above old,
reliable and prompt paying Company Gin this
city, since 1858, viz:
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MOUND T FERRY!
MARX r. CHEEK.

THE MARK R. CHEEK has been re-
Il painted and the cabin enlarged. She A
Will run IN connection with the MemphissE4
and Little Rock Railroad, and to suit persons who vlsh
to patronize the Mound City Hotel
She leaves Mound City daily (Sundays excepte6 At
$50 and 9 a. n, and at 1890 and 4 P. N.
Leaves Memphis daily Sundays excepted At and
1890 a. NJ. and at 9 and 5 P. NJ.
The ladies are particularly invited, assuring them the
kindest attention.
p All the. is received, after paying expenses, viii
be given TO aid in carrying on the war.
no2 JAS. F. BARTON g. CO
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S%iLTPETER! %NALTPETERI

I Will pay forty cents per pound, cash, for all
L SALTPETER delivered 70 me at Memphis, before
the first day Of July, 1862. w. r. HUNT,
dsIl-lm o inance officer.