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siver News and srermBoat nu.ine.s.

Iae river is stI falling. There WAS no mer-
camille business doing yesterday The weather was
gloomy ard q sudd- "c1H snap" made an upvsl,one
viit----Tlsre was 70 arrival or departure Of merchant
boats. 90. The me boa Gen. Quitman leaves this evening
for New Orleans The Rose Douglas g2es out for
trksnsas river this evening Tomorrow the Bracelet
leaves for White nye-.---Ths 6ne steamboat Milton
Brown leaves for White river this evening. under com
naud Of Capt Touug-...Ths punetual Mary Keens
leaves at noon odsy Tor New Orleans.
The New Orleans Delta Of Tuesday says The weather
yesterday was delightful for al out door business but 1t
was very dull on the levee-only two boats departing.
Frcights tor al points ars scarce, and, no doubt many
cf the coast packets will lay up soon, ar sugar and no
lasses hardy pay the expenses Of bringing them to mar
ket and we learn that the amount shipped per steamer
gGrgOud, for Memphis, hiss all been returned, but The
shipper, have refused 80 receive il back again The
case may be ssid Of tie cargo Of sugar and molasses
brought here by the steamer Eleanor from Attakapss,
yesterday rLe c~onsignecs refusing 20 receive it.
Tho steamer Little Rock arrived yesterday from the
I rkausas river. From her officers we learn that the
lTtr had risen eighteen inches and was still rising. Tie
No. s Is reported sunk in Arkansas river, and the
No. Z had gone 10 her assistance. Memphis packets
befew and far between for some time 70 come.
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From Cnmb-rlnnd Gnn.

The following is al extract from a private LETT
ter, Published in the Knoxville Register, and is
tae latest intelligence from the Gap:
CUMBERLAND GAP, March l3-For the pest
few days we have had considerable excitement At
this post. The enemy has been in sight Of US
out kept at a respectful distance. On Tuesday
they were within aboU. three miles Of Us, to the
humber, as near as we could Judge, Of about if
teen hundred or two thousand. At night our
Plckets hred upon them and retreated to camp.
When the attack is made il viii be made at NIGHT
in daylight s'
Our Inc Of defense is now complete, and we
number that may attack US.
Our boys are ia the highest spirits, and are
eager 70 meet the foe. n
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INCREASED Or a

LYON The subscriber, in South sem. his. on "a
Sunday II enorn, the i6sh instant TIRE ~
he 70 wi Wash, ARCHBR andSA
A$deacnbed as follows; Wash a large, duk~A2
2lecied negro, SIX feet highi weighing one hun rec
nlDety pourds about thirty sevsn seErs Of sce
VIII uaks Of syp6nis On his ears and lips. the mos
distinguishing fsssurs about him
Ar her. alow chu Ky fellow. about ave feet eiehi
inches high, t~olty six or twenty eight years Of axe
copper oaiored
Ben 3 dsk nu'a 20 fellow, about ave fet clever
inches high. f~hiryfoar yea e Of age. 10 olh.r d.
tine y mare fcsfur- about hin.
Il is my i1ipresaio1, and The impression o. fhe bsl
snce Of ny neEr0es that they v re Impressed 70 ~ r.
on steRmboatS Ewui & We 4 usudssme reward for then
Afrest and couhnemsnt Y runaway, OF for any infrma
ton sb Ut them II b. pressed The military and eiri
pol &C Of tie city 1A piease pay psriienlsr notice q
this sdver ! rmeut.
IAairs Of Nernwsfhar. Esl, s1ps-ir'ru7ent O.
y and 7 X z or ADDE'S ne at Pop Station. Pa
nola county, Alss
81 " B u POPE.
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NRs. P~ENNOYEK's BENHFIF-At the 3 D.
motto performance AZ 0iiFellows Han tonight Mr..
Pennoyer tikes & benefit. TIis lady presents stron-
claims for pu5lie support. she Is an actress Of grea,
merit she has, whenever called upon, given her service.
at patriotic and phlanthropic entertainments and las
though by no means least she Is the only support Of g.
aged mother Let her have tell house, overlooking
,he deserves il Sig or Carlo Patti tbe soldier musiciau,
viii play one Of bis gr ud violin solos; Mrs. Penney
viii give a recitation Miss Greenwood wiz slug Di4i
and there viii be a fancy dance. The pieces are Per
fection,' aud Matrimonial Trouhles"
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There was but a moderate attendance on
Change yesterday, and no business was done. It Is
expected the Mary Keno will leave for New Orleans;
this will probably cause a movement as the want OF
shipping facilities IS the immediate cause Of the stoppsge
Of business The New Orleans dispat,bes stated that
-four was quiet. holders asking above the views Of buy
ers Corn in active demand market firm Only sms
saleg Of wheat Nothing reported il oats or bran. Sugar
very 4 Z aud unsettled. Aolssses dun, only small lots
selling at low prices
The aggregate receipts by railroads and steamboats,
Yesterday were 2 barrels beans, 6 barrels beef, 55 casks
and uercss bacon, 40 sacks corn, 81 sacks coffee, > boxes
and 9 barrels egg, 25z sacks aud 80 barrels aour, 81 bales
hay, hides kegs and 10 barrels lard, a55 sacks ga s.
3 casks pork, 3 barrels potatoes, 10 saczs wheat
The New orleans papers Of Tuesday report salos Of
100 bales Of cotton on the spot az previous ra-es.
In sugar tbs market is extremely dull and the sales
were confined TO about 1000 h-ogsheadz at lower and very
Irregular prices We omIt quotations for The present
Sales Of malasses were cO1fnet 20 about 1000 barrels At
10 10 l7c Fr fermenting and 20 hasf barrels a. lac. for
ferneuing. No sales Of -four heard Of In corn there
were 20 sao<s sold in lots, on Saturday, a. 81 30 per
bushrl To-day we heard Of small sae ar $50 per
busnel. Some 800 sacks OF waeat was sod ss 81
The New Orleans Creseszi says
Tie week opens on a rather depressed sta-s Of sfats.
The affair a. New Mafrid seems 90 have checked the
g.,5 feeling evinced q; the close Of last week. The en-
lire evaculuon Of this place slter being fortified, was
.-StsS and i-s Influences have beeu observed to-Jsv
There was 10 paper sold today 70 our know e-ge. TIE
r-ov-ments in and about tGs banks were remarkably
Irbt. conhned % renewals Of maturing obligations and
t+ meeting Of the demands for change.
There il Q reckless spin, z rsp-ctialou ad1at tom
braces almost all desc ipdOns u produce and very Kind
OF merchandise il rovers pablo securities OF all grades,
If extends to what every consumer hatto lave, bread
suFt and staff Of life. Our bsus currency or circull.
tou il not convertible into coin, aud we are not s. sure
mai il would De Of any advantage AZ this moment that
n should be. Opinions Of our leading hna1Citrs Differ on
Ans mater. There is no relax Of bank circulation. nor
h there any probability that there viii be. The varis-
ions Hron peeS TO wees IN the returns made are TOO IN
6far 10 merit q moments conEideratou.
a redundancy OF governmental currency during the
general crisis aud suspension Of bus hess may be expect
"a. fheref5rs. il Is iust and rlgh that the C0nlsdsrsts
Conerass should a. once d. clare it a lrgai tendar.
There were no movements in exchange today, nor
~ tb-rs any ga az Of gold or silver. There Is not
much difference in dealing in sterling exchange st 100 20
~ tbsn hi dea.uE iu 60 q soTerciEnz, or oiter gold. at
ths sane pro 1ala. Tue buyl1g and selling If gold and
silver over the counters appcafs 10 5ecnrirrly suspended
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FOR SALE!

HAVE q very Re irabio piar-, twentv miles -
i ee.ow memghs on ne ArEansas side Of 45s1
te uis 5si q 1rer. coafaiurg Fix huudre1 I'LL
&c Is Al dezd-ned. TWO hnodreI uueer feac .A3
one auna- ei cseazed. Eud 6as or sky pan ciesr d
also arsrg coaf riable DHE-LIet and 81 Necessary
1sa-, well a11 Cisterr, an m o,c1ard Nar
Ee l. eatraiy hiotse.-a from oTelaes- iU- - q
be above described ace tor q tern q ye2rs-s4 q
trate tor heg-oer.
n saiso q very desn5is Pias fcra wee ysd h1
IL bFa > d low Hate-
mus fwH - RT2T
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FEICE y III iflHNaNU0 N %
h,EWrBLs Marc1 18Th. L5g2
II AVTNG lolned tbs Ams.I have. w1-h be con ent
III Of th- Board OF Drestars rransfrr-<d The d--es
Of my cfice 30 j q. Lou~feie. E-q
All ga.ties having 1gsiG7ss vita the 0G-s. or wish.
tug % eEsc. msurAAe5 vita tais hams insIit1fi5np
VII ? es-s call on 81 .nsdsis, ssbs oE1cs. on IA
north sid = Jtferssa street a=ar Erlll RoF.
A i ttEPNY
ntI51v ssc'v H-,n 90 T.~~r r~a -
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FOR SALE

TWENTY DRAWS and HARNESS. with about ter
i month icens.
Apply 81 he slsbie n the Memphis Day Company
on Jnioa. Between seeoad en1 Third sireets orto
n. -. MACE.
ub-q1s 90 Frost Row.
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A SWEET QPPORTUNtTY-At 10 o'clock this
morning, al their auction room corner Of Second and
Madison streets, Messrs J. v. Gilbert G Co, will aho
sell by auction $50 barrels aud 100 barrels Of rebslrd
uaolssses This lot is from the Woodstock farm celeb-at-
ell for producing the finest molisses IN Louisiana. For
families this if ahne Glance a barrel half barrel can
be purchased It is freed from fermentation by being
rebOiled and is Just the article for household use.
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HoUS Two ladies yesterday went into the
House OF Representatives and made a collection for the
0enent Of the sick soldiers at the hospital. The kind
and noble effort Of the ladies was generously r~sciproes-
ted by The warm hearted and patriotic generosity Of the
members who, though unDrepared fo- the call, at once
made a contribution Of sixty-dve dollsrs This was i'm
nediaiely expeudedia necessaries for the sick and taken
to the hospital.
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A RARGAIN!

7 OFFER 70 sale my place = residence s. 80
i $500, sfus'ei a5o 9 taree sad a qusr-- ~5,s
NILS from tie cttv % AemPhisi near she tone ttid
gtstiou. on Ee Memphis sId O5io kalroad -
coats uuor S 20 100 ssres. Tao ground les Vel arc
Svey ren f. Eads1rg gurPoss- Al eaStessa ~
x-msns new z o. pal 81 garden, toable framed
hoo q god eisteru. stables etc tor tartne
uaricular- csH on ms 81 he Registers cfEoe, sou1heas
core a Court sud Ihsd streets
no ~ jas. M.
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AFFAIRS IN EAST TESNEssE The Atlanta
Corfederoeg saws

We learn that the most deolo-sbls
affairs exists in the border Counties If "a. n .
nessee, adjoining Kentucky. The poor ig'orsn.
Union men are made TO believe that Gov. HsTSs
is gong 70 force ihern into the Confeapra.a 49,
end they are leaving home by scores and b11
dreds and goieg into Kenfucky-aost OF tban
joining the Lincoln army. Many OF them are
also CT uniting the most outrageous denrs9a
tons ca tho true southern men 10 those bor5ar
counties, who in turn are fleeing from Their
homes ard properly and coming fnI ther South.
BY these two influences some sections 3 Q de-
serted and rsvsged by the hands Of dsrpoilers.
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j. r SNEED,
J. HENLY SMITH.
&c Rnmle I'D RIkhnrn.

We give elsewhere the report of the Federal
commander in Arkansas. The following dis
patch is also published in the northern papers 3
Special 70 the Missouri Republican,
SPRINGFIELD, No, March ia messenger
eho arrived this morning reports that the battle
lasted from Thursday morning until Saturday
evening, and that ouf loss was about 450 killed
aud wounded The rebel loss was about 1000
killed and wounded, and 1000 taken prisoners.
among them Col McRss, OF an Arkansas reEi
ment
The attack was made from the north and
west, our army being completely surrounded
Van Dorm, Plee, McCdlloch aud Mcintosh
are reported mortslly wounded.
The attack nom the rear was made bv Nc
Culloch and met by Sigel, who routed him com
pletely: his corps scattered in wild confusion.
We have also captured a large amount of stores.
teams, cannon, small arms and ammunition.
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T AND nv fsaTy srs refugees from Columbus Ky
vii 20 rent or lease q Hose, with a few acres o.
ground. in The vicinity Of the city. Col Scott TOOK
posssssion Of ny residence on The 9th December Jas
by ordsr Of Gen PsHk. and e ect.d he cusrters Of the
l9th Louisiana regiment. immediately sround the house
In tAe destruction OF he quarters b. ere al my prop
erfy was Destroyed Any informa Ion lets ~ 5hs cine
vii b. -~ha5kfufy received.
-~H1n9ra H MCCLURE.
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RUNNING The Observation-Disclosures were n
great MACY inebriated individual arrested yesterday
a 'erHoon- They were putin custody, aud, when sober.
VIII Dc obliged to reveal where they got their WHISKY.
and some seizures viii follow We point ont the fact thar
the proclamation Of the Provost Marshal for5tts tn,
seliiog or supplying Of Intoxicating drink. end hose
who give liquor to their friends are ~ Ha5l. to d ~ dol
arr fine and six months Jail as thos. who sell !. at a
lar
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WARM IHANKs-Warm and deeply grateful
thanks ae offered for the present Of blankets sent to
this office yesterday. If the soldier at this time of trial
wanted a motive to IRE bis heart aud nerve bis arm. the
idea Of aiding to protect the generous noble ladies OF tie
South would furnish it.
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RECORDERS CoURT-If a proof was wanting
q a complete deaTth OF local news yesterday, it is
FURNISHED oy th7 fact that the Recorder, who Is also agent
OF the Provost Marshal and Justice Of tn peace, had only
one case before BIN, and that was discharged
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20 RFWARD

WILL D. pad Tor the deHeery TO Z Of JAMES
w SPAIN. uura-e Of Company T., 2Ist Regiment
Teunessse Y IanUesrs. SFlo has been absent vi hou'
leave -.nes he bsitls 81 Re aons. Any person who
srss;s and De i've 80 ne sad S5sin. viii reader TIE
service g benefit a-d $50 be pad shs above reward
n CCNNEbL, lEt Liaut Co p, 2lst Reg
-fTo1u o-f-- nSinv oura-v
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SDecial Orders.

HEADQoARTERs let GRAND DIVIsIoN-l
AIM or TIE MISSISSIPPI
HUHBoLpT. Tern, March -, 1852 }
A IL Of cers ald soldiers Of Tbs Diririon absent ron
n their eoumauds. are ordered 10 join Their respee
tive corps inn edlztely Any Lsobrdlence Of this nr
der viii be visited Ill summary Rad severe path
meat
By order Ct N~sor-Geners' FOLK
Geo. WILLIAMSON,
mhsafw Aais ant Adj faurN+e7- raj
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MORE LIGHr-Nadam Moon has been yerv
civil lately, but she is now withdrawing our favors, and
tor some nights to some We must depend upon gas light
Could we not have the dirt that obscures the gas lamps
removed. SO that the city might have the boaef. Of the
light the city pays fort
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2 REWARD.

7 WILL pay the abare ressrd for IN Apprehension
i OF private WILLIAM A CdAh8EELAEN, Of ny
o0n,sany-Coup ~ Y 2lst Resment re7n-ssee Vol
uN-ers. Said Ihafa-rsiu hs a-ssn-ad himself with
out leaFs. since the bsltls Of Btlm1n Gem ny com
maSd. and re arove am0eEt Of money VIZ BE- chee.
n C. TAYLOR
mhlq Nv Cam. 20. -, 3. v.
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YALuABLE ~ -
FOR S.FLE :

H-HE unaersig Ell offers TT sale tbs follow
foR nr9pertvs Six thee story BRICK So
R-gIg NgEs. ia che b cck. on PepiAr street,,
between slain anz second -
ca m mprovei LOT, on Po2iar street belo" iEle
az e. one Tot on Nan sweet. opposite Oeertf "a ho
tei. and maov oth-r rm4i Housez. Also. Lot IN "a
nsfrhborb5al on the city. Also. LN d IN ATksntes
The sao~e vii b. ii On god terms for Goa fsde
rs states notes APplg 20
mia. " A. EIkEEt +
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HowARD's CAVALRY COMPANY-Capt "
i Howard gives notice in another column that be is
prepared to furnish horses to all who ioia Lis company.
be Will go into camp on Monday Il ae can get men
enough to do so, Read the notice.
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& a N D DWELLING
Enn AhTE

T VIII sci far Coufe5s sc acny - asres -
i q LAND rfh 80 scres in caldgatiou. 80
good hons Q NJ go s1ref, LF9 2 csltsvalo1 k1mg
50 d buiia1ngs er % scrss so "a culrTat o7.A
new franz g. houss sud sew. dwelling ho1-s. 81 D
SIX foon-. cabins, stables CRIBS esc-
These lands are Wi wzte7sd. ard z-uated about enc
hanarsd miles -onth OF oolams-s hiss.. snd eighf
miles from the Mobile sad Omo Railroad Ths iand B.
' ~ productive sad nearly 81 cleared within TIE last
thrae years
Ny ~residsuce. Ia this en-, d sb5 FOR sale having
sight gooi rooms, sDd vel irpr9v-d. Possession gwen
any time duing tae year. Ad5rsss
C. ". MALONE.
mhl-fw@ Caiuu b. Mss
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HERE,s YOUR COW

AAvB for sale q No. 1 Mich COW, REFF
q caesp for cash. snd siil cheaper on ESSHS
tredt she ia COW a. 3 cow ou>ht 10 p -
6sl al nv ofdce corner B-al and Herusnao sire q
-.h.n J. +. B~2BNGONfE
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Important from sig Greek CnP-C"Pture
Of "a Large Number of Confederate Cav
nity
From the Knoxville Register, l6th.l
BY a number of cavalry. direct from Jacks
boro, we learn that on Friday morning, at dag
light, a regiment OF infantry, assisted by csvsl-
~, attacked our cavalry IN the neighborhoOd Of
Big Creek Gap, five miles east Of JacksbOro and
thirty miles west Of Cumberland Gap. Our in
formation Is exceedingly c infused, contradictory
and meager. In our next issue we expect TO
give more detailed accounts. But from the best
information we can esther, the enemy have cap
tuTed and killed the larger portion of hve com
psnies Of Col. Rogers cavalry regiment. By
some culpable negligence OF our officers, no
pickets were out besides, our -encampment was
at least a mile from the Gap. What better in
ducement for an attack by the enemy could have
been held out by the enemy cannot be well
imagined. The surprise of our forces was con
sequently complete and successful.
When it comes that cavalry will permit them
selves to be surrounded by infantry, We think
good policy would dictate that they be disbauded
altogether, or at lesst changed into infantry.
We have not been able to ascertain the names Of
the five companies who were engaged. Lieut.
Col White, who was in command in the absence
Of Colonel Rogers, is reported captured.
One report is that Fincsstle. a villagefve miles
above Big Creek, WIS burned by the Hessisus
two of the comps' les having been stationed
at that place, the other three being Immediately
at Big Creek
Mr.. VIM. II. Malone, a lawyer, OF Jacksboro,
but who had recently removed his family to our
city, is reported among the killed, although only
a private citizen.
The enemy had possession of Jscksboro, hav-
ing ridden down there on the horses captured
trem our men. They may constitute the van
guard of the Lincoln army into East Tennessee.
If so, our forces will meet them at Phillippi
Mark our prediction.
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CHEAP. POR CAAH.

7 EAYE ID charge several pieces Of REa ESTATE
4-persest Etes-Nh CD sre offered low Ter money.
B. GRAHAM,
nhfnIw ESQ Va street.
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KtNTED. In EnIATELY.

4 CO1OE-D SAX, 20 cook- ne who ihsreugh'y
n undensrards The business 30 thr 9 WHIT
BOYS as W&Eer- ostreen the ages OF fifteen znd
Gzseea years AFpy a. 81 Adams street.
mhl4- ~
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NEVER DESPAIR-Tbis is q good motto. Our
friend Cayee very frequently cd rs inducemen- s to the
needy and responding classes. We invite attention 90
his sale Of molassos this morning at the Arcade.
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OTrCE To VOLUNTEERs-LieUtH 3 Mar
tin Is authorized 20 receive recruits for NY company
during my absence. either Tor the war or fr twelve
months An persons belonging 70 this company, in or
near Memphis, are ordered 80 report 70 Lisut Marin, az
y,oval 4 sitchelrs Old stand, 2a5 aain str,et on Friday.
the slst W. D. eS@ED'
u Captain 70 lcofef Avengers.
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NOTICE..

TTHE oFnsu Of Cotton. Sugar snd No'ase s, stored
4 N on Wsrehause, are hers , notified 20 clear oui
The - NJ iumec alsly.
ub5s DAY & PRounF1T
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NaaTICE.

fDARTIEs having claims agsinst the State Of Ten
IN nages or ganfc5-rats Sl-tes- cOntracted by ne
Isl ID ths bod rs Of cert ,stes Tor the issue Of Confste
|rdie Bondf. viii prevent t1em immtdiatey 81 ny ohce
Ia LeS5to Beck. fr payment
TaOS. PETERs,
r1h2q w Ava'-nchs cory NJ and j. O. n.
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WANTEn. TMMEDIAFELT.


C LoRED WOMAN. 20 cook aud be generally
us.faL Applv 81 LO4AN & p YNN+
100. I I.na-.l y .trest
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ITO hrs. By the meath or yea a EEnRO WO
i Nan for aEuHe-9ne hist il q good @Fssker anC
Eoner. Apply e. BOOKSTORE,
mhleIE "a Msia street.
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ZOE sALE

On FrRsrRAge RIOS ssFs
O1- L st-r preEs.
ore arb 1ks Rl05T Ecliss.
Ols Cos S.ove.
mhlslW = jEHEE+4S A CO.
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WANTER.

T MMEDTkTSLY, fne pair Young S-noi
a , srdculsr sbous Their matching IS 10 color. Apply
st Ca oso Acuae.
uhzo3 D. COCkRhiL-
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Brlng in Tour Harses ImmedlsteIY


II q you "a her CHssr were living % d die slaves.
o. thar Cedsf were dssd and I've d eemru-'
KNOW you would P efsr re dun, therefore I ap-
J. peal TO you a> yea value lha Z led -n. 30 come .
orr a sistsue thar We may 81 y this msn-ter bisck
Repubi esn.sm, VIII Oh . nov -orely OPP g sng Us, and
1t this iEf ut C9ulsd sracy. b. whch al Tonr o. rests
s7e eoreentrafoL, P o=per In sov happiness, weslth
AID Liberty.
Ihaee s4tbp ~ t7TaIsc = cavalry c0mpa = f0r Ia
war, and Will have tp furnish q great MAJ M "a who De
sire % Join my c mpany, with horse, they nor 5-tng
abe TO u-Dish themselves " th sueh. Ia leiore rrus
'hst eseh OEe who rezd. this noi e sBi Is able. VII
sead zoe one OF more goot horses upon vhlsh 10 mount
ths brave Il a who 81 gong iorE % BATTLE fr your
dealsst rights, your 2 oP-sty, y5er Ayes and yong LIB
srty.
Any parsons send ~ horss VII, P.sese cous' GA Them
% ". Howard & Co, Msmpa r, T un- where ny asst-
cunrtsrs WI b. for the pr-seu. Afr my company O.
mustered ilto service, -Aeh 30 81 WI - y lued By the
mlrsy auth rites, wh=n . Vii izsle receipts 70 sl
eontubu-ors for tn horse "a OF he'd. al hs valasaou. 20
that Thy n = receiye pay t.oa he CO fds aey, IN
ca-e the horse il kidd in IL service, if u no -es a =
living At ihs -xpir.- ion Of our term o. service they VII
Be returned 70 tn psrsirs holding The Eeesipts for them
Respectfully. ". I'D
NEMgHB, N Ich Is, lc62.
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6sNTLENEE: Cone 20 ths nssistsaee Of POUR country.
Ihsvs sr'say given ter hundred sud Atty dollars IN
10 ses "a be ssrv cs. sui Eu -fE4 wiling 10 give more
I have no moe hor-rs bat vii douEle zen b. ssH 10 this
company 70 b. paid Sr IN z ,od a1d To pousibl- pi Ms
ga not : or IN hou-es and iots erlsnds. taking be horses
a. a fsIr valuation and selling lbs propsry g q fair
valuation 20 Ply for them / have a0I ths money 10
eoniTibuse, have already cont ibut d 70 The extent OF
ny means, but Iagsiu cay 70 yoa, b ing IN YOU horses.
/ viii assist In AndiaE the men 10 noun. then aud &c
The fighting.
Respectfully, " HOWAHB.
mn qIw Eo- 81 wt-f- Row
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NOTICE

Ii claims 1rsirst fbe HEaPHIS MOUNTED
. 2EBELs ma,t b present. To- payment At he
4 Memphil beors Saturday, 22l instant
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