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E. J. PARK, Esq.-Dear Sir: am practical tanner
end have been following the business for ten years
have slways svaed myself Of every Improvement. and
discovery in the art, and without DEPRESSING into
explanatory remarks the claims Of different pro
cesses their scientific status in practical sense
deem yours the best system ever introduced
With or without bsrk, it is a great eeonomlser end
no article used which in any degree can possibly in
ure the fiber shall feel much gratihed to see it uni
yergally adopted. Yours etc,
CHAS. TURNER
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J. W. JUSTICE.


z. J. PARK, Esq.-Dear Sir: have been engaged in
tanning and 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 is decidedly superior
to anything with which am acquainted It saves at
least fifty per cent. Of bark when is is used and equally
that in cost when bark is employed and tans in q
vastly shorter period than 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 tanning without it. TIE system must
prove satisfactory to any purchaser.
Yours, ETC. I OLDRTDGR
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PI.UNBagE 0R BI-lgEIFlD !

fsAAkEN directly from THE I1i1e near Haie-rh thor
u onghiy groUnd- clasussd sad prepared for Paint.
for labreating asss and beaungs 81 al kinds to pre-
vent friction for crICibles for cleansing aud poishaQ
all sorts Of metals, Tor facing the unuds II forlar
mel ana tor al other t1 vaieh THIS mineral = ~
pli able. For sac barrels ana half barres ID ofs t
au't purchasers BY ANDREW MILLER
a2e2w Raleigh, A. g.
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COLES CORNERS, Tenn, January 1Ith, 1862
e. J. PARK Esq; Permit me- sir, to tell you about
my experience with your new system Of tanning
supposed yours was hot process, using hot ooze
which had fully tested but which found vo7ld not
answer the purpose was pleased to nd that you de-
nouneed the hot ooze in tanning. have used bark e-
elusivey, and have tanned as good sole leather a.
ever sold in thirty days by your process, with
great deal less labor and with nearly half less bark
After get my hides haired and free Of lime and pat
them in your first mixture AID then put the oozs on
can accomplish more in day in tanning than could
before in month. don't want any better system
than yoaTs it wiz perform al and more than you claim
fer it The kip which tan in ten days used to
work hard to get out in five months am pleased
with it. and believe it will save bark enough and labor
enough to Pay for itself in SIX month";
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THE undersigned having qualified as Admins traitor
upon the estate Of J Weby Armstrong deceased,
notifies All persons indebted said estate to for
rd ard settle their indebtedness All persons having
elsirs against the estate, win present them, duly
taIticated within the time prescribed by law this
notice will be pleaded against their recovery
O. j SELDEN
;.7o1n Administrator
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DENTAL NOTICE +!

nAR. W. c. BRYAN would inform his
/ J friends aud the public generally that
be has removed his ofica 20 the Jacksonl YYS&F7
Block, corner Main aud GsyosO streets, A-A-A-
over the store Of A. 3, Ooey, first door up stairs.
fe0S-4mf
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PRESSED MTO SERIICE
ID. .J.gWFESOJ1' s co.
MTLLER 3 ToBTHT

WTH0LES ALE IND RETAIL DEALERS IN
w Produce and Groceries,
At 328 Main street. Memphis VIII fil orders from the
country will buy and SELL store forward any and
al kinds Of Grain, Sugar, MOlasses aud Provisions
We have for sale Flows, Chains Hoes HartlyY are,
Cutlery etc Orders solicited from the Merchants and
Planters throughout the southern Coniederscy.
fa2
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GENERAL ORDERS NO. s.
FOR SALE


T'IIE undersigned viii sell on reasonable terIns The
j ISLAND, containing six eight hundred acres
more or less about three aad half miles above Mem
phs opposite Mound City. Il is elegantly siusted for
any wishing SO into the wood or teek raising
business. MAh1 AAMt1S,
Exscutriz Of p. Ammen.
On New Raleigh Road, quarter Of a mile beyond the
p fri Church ia29 I'm
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

TIVE parrnership heretofore existing between JOS.
/ ELLIOTT and p J. ATWOOD, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent The business viii hereafter
be conducted by F. J. Atwood who viii receive 81
amounts due to and hqudate all accounts against the
late hrn JOS. ELLIOTT,
Il. J. ATWOOD.
Memphis, January 9Th, 1862.
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PETONA, Ark, December Q6. 1851 .
Z. J. PARK, Esq.-Sir Your new system Of tanning
has been thoroughly tested in my tannery Ihavs ried
it with ard without bark and feel great rratfeatlon
in saying that for rapid tanning excellence Of leather
and ehsapness it is beyord al comparison tie best
method ever in use.
1t IS simple and easily managed BY the most inexpsr
enced hands. No can fail t., make the best leather
if he follows your directions It is enough for me to
say that I perfectly satisfied, snd evsn delighted
with your new process. It rst prove highly sstisfse
tory to every one. Yours, etc
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For CoHnfv Trr,sfee-

tsf = are authorized 10 announce j. A ROUsSEATr
w candidate for the 0fies Of Trrst Tee 81 Sbsii1
eouuty, Tenn. Election March 4.h, ls62
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MEssRs uLAHE, GEEG5FY n Co.:-aent5 purchased
two bottles of your AmbroaI Oil which has given en-
tire salts aetio-l IA elIe, toothache aud hssdaehe
Cyruston, Tenn. GEORGE STEWART
Eessp. CLARK, Gregory s Co, Nashville, Tenn
Gsntlepen 1t gives pleasure to tell you that your
Ambrosai OIL has given me great relief and may say
more ease than the use Of any other medicine.
have used ons bottle snd half OF your Ambro-
sAl Oh and from the ease it has given me in my rheu-
matte suffering would not be without the other bottle
aud half for any price, provided could not get any
mere Respectfully, W. G. PURSLEY
Ringgoli Ca September 3rd, 1852
Sold az the Manufacturers price by s. Mansfield s
Co, Memphis, wholesale agents for Southwest, aud BY
sil Memphis druggists. fe5-dsSv2v
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TANNING.
GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGB.
lust the Thing for the Times I

Suo1 IAO AAlAS lUl tHC AliHCO
ESEING the cheapest, speediest and most effective
- method Of TANNING ever in use
By this process
Heavy Sole Leather is tanned in 25 to 30 days
Upper Leather, Harness Leather ec in I5 to 20 days.
Calf Skins, Light KIP, etc in three TO Eve days.
Without bark making exeslleat Leather which, for
Strength, SOftleSS and Durability /!
Is equal to any made. Bark can be used If convenient
without interfering with the rspdity Of tanning No
oil of vtriol, (Sulphnrc aeid) muratie acid alum sal
soda or other acids alkslies, fsnnsl srs used
Samples Of the Leather sent to order.
State, County and shop Righsf for sale under Patent
granted BY the Confederate States
Best of city references given.
Address, inclO-ing one dime E. J. PARK
Memphis, Tenn.
Ofice-iu Jackson Block
No letter answered unless il contain one dina
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NOTICE.

.EyE would hereby give notice that nos z 80
w more REPAIRING will he done in -Atge=1552
our Shops except for CASH. TIE great dlhcu ~ Ia
making collections makes tbs adoption Of a strictly
cash system necessary with at this time, and we
hope none Of customers wiz ask for credit we
shall positively make deviation this RUE from
this date either for Repairing any Of goods
n. S. BRUCE = co,
Memphis, January 18Th, lst2. Monroe street.
isIQ-lmA
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CHEIsOREE CTREt

An uUlait1g egre for Seminal Weakness, EostGrnal
Emissions. Iupoteacy, Loss OF Power Pains in the
Back, Stone in the Bladder Obstrueted and Difficult
MensruAeu, and all diseases caused by deviating from
the path Of nature, and indulgng in Self Pollution
By tie use Of this Cure ell Improper discharges arc re-
moved taeWeakeued organs Of generation speedily
cured. and full visor restored
Either sex contemplating marriage, should reject
that sound mind and body are necessary to promote
eonnubiai happiness.
In She Cherokee Cure the poor, debliatsd down
ana despsiring dsyoee Of sensual pleasure will find re-
isL
It Is safe and pleasant IN taste but immediate in It's
sCtio1i containing mineral poison but Is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts in the form Of delicious
syrup.
Price 50 per bottle, or three botsles for g. and for
wsrded by express to all parts Of the world
Sold by al respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER q HERWIN ProprIetorz.
Sole PsoprietcEs, G5 jefferson street. near post Office
general dcaiors in az popular family medicines, KEN
pEis Penn.
Ks-sold in Memphis by all responsible Druggists.
rlrz1dtv-a-rIY
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership between John Shelby and George
W. Bruce in the Grocery and Commission business,
under tie drm name Of JOHN SHELBY a. CO., was
dissolved By the death Of said Shelby the 18th day
Of December last, 1861. The undersigned, surviving
partner alone authorized settle the business Of the
late partnership and collect its debts
GEO. W. BRUCE,
fe9-Isvs Surviving mariner Of John Shelby 4 Co.
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NNTECE !!

lON and eFfer ne SO Instant al 6OTTON VII be
( 4 nrobibiied from coming 70 Memphis by way Of
wagons planters who wizh to sell any portion Of their
cr1s here Lad better confer with Their merchants on
me bege order j. issued By authority Of the Military
Board Of Memphis MJhdAS q SLEfi1t'
Surveyors Of he Port Of Memphis
6I.lm 20 Front Row up stairs
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FOR SALE.
S2N0O REYVARD.

TUE above reward win be given for the apprehension
and delivery 20 the JAN Of Chco County Arr ensas
Of x W MAGIlL, who want0ly murdered Charles
T. Sutton on the Sd inst, the residence Of his father
in Chicst County, Arkansas sad MHgiH is about 30
years old nearly feet feet high weighs about l3G or l40
pounds thin yage. front teeth out little stopped hair
black with small lock in front gray balance so inclnng
to be- had hair ON his face when be left somewhat intel
i gent, was IN the Mexican war
wiz pay the above reward a. aforesaid for him
W. II. SUTTON
nol0 Chicot County Arkanazs
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WANTED TO BUY

A NEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with two or
"A three acres of ground attached within tive three
miles Of the city Of Memphis.
fe2dlw PASSMQRE LTDE & NARSHALIL
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TESTIMONIALS.

Ohice-iu Jackson Block.
No letter answered unless ii contain one dims.
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LN0R the balance Of the year, a No ! Cook, Washer
IL and IrOner, without iucumbrsnce. Inquire al
Frank Smith & Co.'S, Bradley Block.
fe2Ivs J. n HEATH.
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NIOIasses.

RR- BBLS. choice Molssses
e1tOl us ha.f bbIs choice do Rseeived per S1esRn
ef fey 'oNA ~"e - GEO. c. BUCHANAN,
e.. So Front Row.
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Luhrfcating Oil.

~ BBLs. best Refined Oh for sale at the lowest mar
{ j ket price BY FEETOE & CO.
fe6 lw Navy Yard
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HICKORY GROVE. Ky, January 9Th, 1852
T. J. PARK, Esq; have given your new discovery a
thorough and, am glad to say very successful trial
on light stock without aad With bark also, heavy
sole leather with bark and it has more than met nv ex
peeations. The sole leather was completely tanned in
thirty hve days, and the kip wheh was heavy in eight
days and desire TO say, aud embrace the opportunity
to do IN justice to you, 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 tbs production
Of excellent leather.
am familiar with almost every new process. and
have used several but regard yours Infinitely supe-or
in every respect to any with which am aequainted.
Yours, etc, PHILIP B0UGHNER
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FOR SALE.

TIALF interest in Grist and Saw MIL and le0
i acres OF land and whole interest in I60 sores OF
Land with an abundance OF cypress timber
fes2w PASSMORE. LIDE & MARSHALL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR. EDmONDs.


aN'-a-A anu SAgAseA
Renes norh side Of BssJ street, second house west
of The Hsdieal College. Cfics over s. Msnsaeld &
Cos prug Store, BEsie s;essl 0tios hours TO l. ~
aa5 2to3PH 7,re17,,
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AT WHOLBSALB!

|
225 bales best rs Osnaburgs,
10 bales Heavy Drills and Ducks,
10 eases Wool HAS,
3 GUM OVeFsEIOes,
rs Gents Boots,
8 WOImen's Stout Shoes,
2I ChiEdren's Shoes,
6 Youths Shoes,
60 Boys Shoes,
20 Mems Kip Shoes,
6 RuSset Shoes,
M Umbrellas,
rs pieces Tweeds and CasSimeres
SO Jeans,
so Ticking,
25 " KeFsey,
20 MeFinOS,
100 50 Plaid and Striped Do
mesGicS,
30 50 Ginghams,
10 Heavy Shifting Checks,
I5O /" CaIicOeS,
so Hickory Shirtings,
20 dozen OveraIIs,
~ Heavy Wool Jackets,
800 pairs PantaIOOms,
so Suits Gray Aerseys,
500 dozen Spool Cotton,
IO,OOO dozen Cotton Yarns,
goo dozen Wool Socks,
70 Wool Hose,
so Cotton Hose,
so Misses and ChiEdren's
Hose.
so gross Military Buttons,
eco lbs. Turkey He'd Cotton,
SO lbs. knitting Cotton,
80 lbs. Zephyr WOFsteds,
80 lbs. Sewing silks,
100 Bed Comforts,
Blankets, QuiIls,
Brown SlirtingS and Sbeefings,
BIeached "
Checked JacOnet and Swiss Mus
IinS,
Table Cloths, Napkins and TOW-
els,
Plaid and White Limseys,
Canton FIanneIs, Green Baize,
White and Red FIamneIs,
ShawIs, Neck Comforts,
Black VelVetS, AIpaccas,
Irish Linens,
HandkeFchiefS, CraVats, Gloves,
Ladies' and Gents GauntIels,
Heavy Btck and Seal 50
Grain Bags,
Wool Yarns, Carpet WaFpS,
Wrapping Irvine,
Flax Threads, Needles, Pins,
Table Cutlery, Scissors, etc.
We offer the above, and other desirable goods
to arrive, at WHOLESALE, FOR CASH.
~ Country Socks, Jeans, Linseys, etc, win
be taken in exchange for goods,
JOHN L. TAYLOR s. CO.,
Corner of Adams and Second streets.
jal4-1y
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. Ils.

HEADQUARTERS,
MEMPHIS February T. 1852.
Tn compliance with Instructions from Headqusrters
4 FIRST Division Western Department, the following
orders are Il. ued
ls STEAMBOATS, and other crafts are prohibited from
carrying Except as Government stoTe) Turpentine
and Cotton above Memphis, sad Sugar and Aolssses
above Fort Pillow.
2i Shipments Of Sugar abd Molasses points above
Fort Pillow, ana Of Cotton and TuFpentine TO points
above Memphis viii be allowed when strictly for home
consumption, family supplies) upon written permits
from these Hesdqusrters JOHN ADAMS,
fe5lw Captain O. A, Com raandinE.
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COMPANY
Of the State of Virginia,
RICHMOND.


T T. WEST, Agent Once on Madison street, op
- pOsite Bank Of Memphis.
Authorized Capital. eco 90
Cash capital ana surplus paid uD..--------5 3e9Gd
- $40 900 deposited with Controller a. Nashville
security 70 policy holders.
InsuTes sgainst loss by Fire on Buildings and Ner
ehsndze Of every description. Also on Leases anc
Furniture. AL losses equitaby adjusted sRd promptly
paid
DIRECTORS
VIM. H. Mcfarland, President Farmera' Bank
A. H9a-wiek, firm Of Warwick 81 Barkstslsi
Wn. O. Crenshsw hru of Creushsw A. Coz
wellington Goddn, firm of G0ddin & AppersOn;
T. ", McCance, hrm Of DHnlOP, &oucure & Co;
G.. A. B3rksdsle, hrln Of Warwick O. BlTSsdaia5
James H. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer
/ ID, CrenshaWi hrm iHsXali, Crenshsw & CO.i
John Z. Bacon, firm Of Bacon & Baskerville;
R B. HaNan, firIn Of Haxallr Crenshasg & Co.;
John Ourrie, Jr Slip Owner;
VIM B. Warwick irn of Warwick 4 BarksdAls;
James Alfred Jones, Attorney at Law;
C. C. Elicit, Builder;
=. G., Ruiin AgrieuituTst and Manufacturer
r. W. &oGrudeT. firm Of McGruder & Sons;
W W. CTump, Attorney at Law;
James Dunlop, irm Of Dunlop M0ncurs &, Co.
BOILING W. HAXALL, President.
o. F. BRESEE, Secretary.
offer this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE COM
PANY TO the property holders Of Memphis, and soei
portion Of their business. D losses VIII be promptly
paid in cash At this agency Those who wish cncour
age southern ns utons in preference 10 nos hern vii
please give me call J. 4. WEST, Agent,
oe2-iy Madison street.
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F0r COunlY Trusfee.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

WE are authorized TO announce A. WOODWARD
w candidate for reelection 70 the Office Of County
Trustee At the March election. ia23ts
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9aiIg gppeal.
RAGGING AND ROPE !!

TEAVY India Begging ard choice Machine Rope
r. A. PARKER & SON
fa63t No. Howard's Row
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Tanners OH.
burning Oil.

100 BBLs excellent quality. For sale st the low
lkBAJ est market rates by FENTON & CO.,
feG5Iw Cotton Seed oil Mandatory.
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NEGROES &!
FOR RENT,

+ WANT TO hire six likely NEGRO MEN for the
- fe4lwH
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RICHARD WILLIAMS.

LAWSON s TASNERY, Tenn, December o, 1851.
T. J. PARK, Esq-sir: have been using your new
ystem Of tanning for nearly taree months, aad have
given it thorough trial in taunng sole leather calf
skin, kip and harness leather and feel great pleasure
in stating that your process is superior to sny
method of tanning within my knowledge.
The leather is equal to any ever made, and have
followed the business for twenty years and can make
it fifty per cent cheaper by the old method and
within the time claimed by you In other or,is, tan
now with One-hst less work and IN ons-tenH Of the
time usually employed I ehesrfully recommend your
new system to public confidence
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Can bo executed on the premises at the shor,ss. notice
PRINTING DONE IN
G09OTS, zsssss ssssG EBFOlsSe,
In urr.arfnr -.or,ar

Pamphlets. Bin Heads.
Drafts, EsiIls I.adfnc
CHECKS Cards,
Bonds, Deeds.
Estc., Etc.,
Neatly and promptly executed and satisfaction guar
a1tsed.
Our large assortment Of type is s entirely new and
Of she very latest style and having been selected with
grest care with view to the wants Of this section of
country We have no hestsncy in declaring that have
the best stock Of material ever collected together in the
city Of Memphis
Our STOCK OF Stationery ts complete, and consists Of
every Vsriety Of Cards Paper etc. from the most nfs
rior to The hnest styles Manufactured. We have also
superior assortment Of Inks Of every color and guaty
We ehenge s1eeessfa rvsly IN every departIasnf Of
our business.
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BY M,CLANAHAN & DILL.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ARKANSAS FARMS


A PLANTATION, on the Mississippi river, 49,
~ above Memphis, containing 2500 acres. fT55l
100 Of which arc cleared, and 800 deadened, tiil
y it'll ine DWELLING HOUSE and cabins -lz1sk.
and cotton gin oomplete-the whole protected by
a compact levee.
The same may be bought, If desired with FORTY
NEGROES and families, with everything else pertain
ing to the farm.
ALSO-A Plantation Of 1000 acres in Mississippi
county, Ark, eight miles from the river 800 Of
which cleared and 200 deadened-the whole 600
acres above overflow. with frame house, cotton
gin, log cabins etc Apply to
PASSMORE, LIDE & MARSHALL.
fel.2r Carnar Nam anh ltnurt straats Msnnhls.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For CountV Trustee.

WE are authorized to announce DR. p NJ DICkIN
w SON as candidate for the ofiee Of Co 1nty Trus
tee Election tskes place on the first Saturday N
March fc2-tes
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NoTICE.

BANK OF WEST TENNESSEE, I
MENrHGs January 3lst, 1872
T,UF annual election ior twelve Directors 10 This
/ Bank for the ensuing year VIII oe held at the
BaDkirg House on MONDAY, March 5rii proxtno be-
tween no @ clock a. m. sad P. NJ
f43l.fd BON VA T. a-hef-
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SUNDREES.

~ BARRELS Golden syrupi
ZsD $50 Bbls Georgia Lime;
10 Bbis Peach Brandy
900 Sacks Corn In store and for sale BY
fas MORRISON & CO
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W. H. LAWSON.
GUN TowN, Misq- Noysu

GUh tOWN, Mis7-, November ., l561.
E. J. PARK Esq.-Dear Sir. havs gwen your new
system Of tanning thorough trial both with and with
out bark and feel great pleasure il saying that
found it to do all that you claim for IT,
The leather is excellent and equs to any ever saw
while the tanning done fifty Per cent cheaper and in
One-ienth of the time required by the old method I
eheerfully recommend your process to the conf
denee Of the public, ana to every who dss gas en-
barking in the manufacture Of lsaher
Yours, ETC. J. W. JUSTICE
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STRAYED.

. torrT the 18th January, ID ARK BAY5
q 1o55ss Mi, E. sixteen hands hgh and -
eiebt vesrs old bsa the appearance Of being
~ = All Of his legs. Also shout ihe l5thel-se
- 5lyt q vvhite Dur. am Cow sbout SIX years old.
- ,ith her a red and white heifer calf some six
+5 ed viii pay a libsral reward for Informs
tion oi G ,, .ls,l r ". LEARR.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT
OVER THIS ROADI
Meuphis and Ohio Railroad COmp'ny.

OFFICE CHuE7 EEG. AND cENL sUPT
MEMPBIs, Tenn, February ], 1852
TLOUR IN sacks or bsgs Will not be transported over
this Road hereafter except st owners Tisk OF dam
age By weather and VII be charged freight At second
class par freight tariff Agents are Instructed 70
receipt accordingly THOs DODAMEAD.
fe62@ GeneFsl Superintendent.
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7~O BBLs Refnea-for lubricsiing purposss-fO
FENTON & co,
Cotton OIL Manufacturers,
f-67w Navy Y ard.
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In retiring from ths firm Of Elliott & Atwood bes
leave to recommend my late partner and successor +
J. Atwood, to the patronage OF my friends knowing
hin to be a thoroughly reliable business man
is2q 2w Jos ELLIOTT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-07
RANAWAY,

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INROM Fort Pillow, December 20th, q NEGRO a.
IL MAN, belonging 10 Montgomery Kirk, -
GTesnvilie, Miss, named SAN COTTON, about -
thirty years old black, fun round face the@-
under side Of his right arm. snd the back Of
his head, about the size Of half dollar He weighs
about hundred and seventy pounds, is Eve feet tsus
eleven inches high, and Is good fiddler. liberal
reward viii be given for bis apprehension and delivery
az Fort Pillow. L. p VILLA AiSON
General Superintendent.
Per A. NJ RAFTER,
js3l-2W A. A. SUpt