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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-16
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CoSsPCRATING BISHOP WmNER.-The inter-
estinp ceremonies attendant upon the consecra-
ton Of Right Rev DR.. X. II. Wilmer, bishop OF
IIabama. were participated in by a very large
copoourse of people yesterday morning, at st.
Paul's church, says the Richmond Enquirer Of
the eth. The congregation was composed chiefly
of ladies, who ~thrOnged every portion Of the
snscious edi6ce. The church service was read
by Rev. N. Woodbridge, pastor Of the Monu-
mental church. Right Rev. Bishop Mead, OF
Virgins, presiding, was assisted in the ceremony
Of Conservation by Right Rev Bishop Elliott, Of
Georgia. Right Rev. Bishop johns, Of Virgins
preached an eloquent and stirring ermOn
One interesting feature Of the ceremony was
| the pledge given by the newly-made bishop, II
/ obedience to the late action Of the EpiscOps
convention at Montgomery, to obey and supper
the laws of the Confederate States Of America
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1870 - aALE

WISHING 70 co8ooptrase my piautng inter 81
tesss.a Ewll sfA-ff af lcaiiop be mace m
soon The @ nee On which 7 NV reside IN Pa EAnI
uole county, EIes Directly on the Ais.iss pf1
and Tennessee Rat road q, eiedgsFt-e riauon '"c
uller below Como LeFQt
Tie pace couJs- a-s x 1uEdiei end forty acref-toui
hurdr-l ard tverty cesred. bsiguee GOOD Nooo lara
Win Inc rsusl iutlrs.eucufs a. q rot en- farm Fos
tesson q tls FIauses a.d 8 part u The laBd giVei
imuefEieiy- ,
IL ssire5I VIA s.T rou. fsdasr o TaTt ~ tie stock
mbi8IT B. W. BEDFORD. JE
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ISLAND l0.-The correspondent Of the New
Orleans PjeayHse, writing from Island 10, says:
Island 10 is, 20 my notion, the strongest point
on the Mississippi river. It can be strongly
fortified SO as to efectually check the passage Of
gunboats down the river. Madrid Bend extends
around he island ia the shape Of a crescent, one
norm Of which points toward the center OF the
ISLAND, while tle ssher rounds up two OF three
niles above. In connection with the island the
bend forms an amphitheater, and heavy guns
planted on an area Of several miles, would play
With great effect, from three points Of the com
pass, upon any steamer that would dare venture
SO far into the ion's den.
This is not the only advantage of the position,
surrounded By lakes we are, from tine very to-
d .graphy of the country, protected against a
land stack. and this is certainly an object wit
as. Since we have occupied this place, we have
not vet seen the smoke Of an enemy's gunbOat,
ard the only stirring notes which strike our ears
come from New Madrid. From that direction
we daily hear heavy cannOueding, and sometimes
At night we are aroused by the continued roar Of
artillery.
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MTLTTARY NOTTCE.
OFFICE or CIVIL GOvERSOR ASDl
PROVOST MARSHAL.
MEMPHIS March H F-e1 4

\ obedience 20 ihe above General Order : hereby ~.
Il suns the duties o. che positions as-ga-d no The
attention Of parties iuterr-tc1 is particularly directed 20
paragraph 3th Of he above Geuera Order. ssued br
Major General Bragg, dated Jackson, Tennessee. aa-rh
Jth, 1892. twill be enforced within sic limis O. aTs
mlcs Of this ely
The keeping open Of any gambling ho1-e within 1ch
limits Ia prohibited Any violation 81 this order VIII -
foDOscdb b. the prompt s-rs=t q the or.rdsr and the de-
possA
BENJAMIN ?. Morgan b hsreby appointed Ass1tsut
fsozost MaTshat. and viii g. r-specled as ssch.
The office OF the Civl Govcrulr sn1 Provost aiars5sI
rAl b. ~ the once Of a. E Jsckscn. Esq, o. he s-1ta
side OF Court square. uutl further n7ics-
l.. D. McKS5rCE.
mill Civil Governor asd Proves Harshal
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PLUNDERNG.-The Fsderais are literally rob
5ing the people on the west banks OF the river,
SO far As they have been able to occupy eastern
Missouri We have heard of numerous in
stances in which plantations were robbed of
very article Of personal property that could be
# the least use TO the invaders. and everything
Else was destroyed This is the policy that viii
De pursued unless they are successfully resisted.
Let our people prepare TO protect their homes.
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INDEPENDENT SCOUTs-Gen- Sanders Is
Commissioned by the Secretary Of " go muster in ueh
persons a. are desrous OF doing service as Mounted
Rangers, not attached 10 nuy ~rs.msutal command
Headquarters at the Office Of blal z B Bartlett corner
Of Main and jefferson street. Gen. S lass letters Of As
tghsst character from NaiorGeneral Price and BHgs
derGenersls Cheathsn and Clark mhllw'
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The CABINET ADMINISTRATIVE COM
vANDNG-GESERAL-Relative 10 these matters,
the Richmond Examiner Of the 9TH INST thu
reports:
President Davis has 40. Jet sent IN any
cabinet nomination whatever. The bill . Gre
ate the Office of eommanding-genera has proved
a source Of embarrassment as between the FTesi'
dent and Congress-the former, it IS said, having
determined 10 delay the construction OF bis caoi'
NET until the determination of this measure and
an tbe other hand. many members Of CoBgflss
doubling the p%ropriety Of passing the bill unit
the cabinet Is formed. and the Office OF com
Encouragement can be established without re-
ference TO the present political combinations OF
the interference Of any party influence what
ever.
Gen. Lee WAS expected 10 arrive IN Richmond
Yesterday, having been summoned here It i
understood, by President Davis. He u named
for the office Of commsnding-general should the
appointment be committed to the executive.
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brilliant" SALOOE-At this saloon, Mr..
S Oishsi is now supplying his customer VITA excellent
coffee, delicious chocolate, ane tea splendid cgsn and
unHvalsd pies. The saloon is in Center alley resr Or
Merrimsn Il jewelry store All change tickets he has out
viii be received Give Oshei call 1E1@
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DIsAPPOINTED-In an able article, the New
Orleans PieayaHs exhibits the severe lessons
which the enemy has been learning from the re-
cent disasters be has inflicted on the South. lie
has found that, for all practical purposes, the
Union element which he confidently expected
n the south, is d myth and shat the courage of
-hs South rises with adversely, and that she is
esaly TO redouble her military forces to supply
.he place aud avenge the fate OF those lost in the
ieIf.
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OBJ NIenpBis appeal.
FROM OUR EVENING EDITION OF YESTERDAY.
FROM THE TENNESSEE RIVER.

A detachment of Federal cavalry started out
horn toe river il the neighborhood Of Savannah,
on Wednesday last, and succeed in reaching
the line Of The Mobile and Ohio railroad a few
miles above Purdy, in McNaiy county, They
had commenced the destruction Of tie trestie-
work Of the road, when .hey were discovered
and driven back by our pickets. The damage
done to the road was slight. and was soon re-
paired.
We have nothing further from any other point
ON he liver.
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N0TECEs

OFFICE or Tho FERNANDO ms. co..
aFNPHIs March 18th, leG2.
"AVTNG ioi-ed "a. Alyt ! haze. with RE con EN-
III Of III Bag5d oi DEeelus tr-usfer-sd lEe d-tie'
OF my thca loJ e. Lou-d=i-. E-q.
All NJ ties Lsrin- basiuess with ths on e or wish
Ing 20 eF -et in-u-a.e Re with this Home lustitation.
VII p es-e cali o. BE-. l. u-dsis, q; hs Office, on III
nor-h side Il jefferson street uea- Front Row.
A. p BUPUY.
mr15Iw Sew H--a-nso Insurance Com,.auy.
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nURsUAN ~ tAe provisions of deed f trust e
M es-eutdd Tuze-. b. Joseph Graham ans
NJ r. SMITH dlel January fH. 1852 and recorded in
the k-ri.re5s afc- ef Shelby e3sug fenue- zee, o.
The e. Of ! lusry. ? IN book No a5 pages 10 EnC
I56 I viii -xlos- for Hse, GO fAe h irst bidder to'
cash. on the 2jh lay Of March is12 30 rom o. th'
o Bill RI Saloon on Shelby street ia ihe city O.
Memphis, tha FOL owing PtOseIty
DE F5urie-u Day LccE
One C.uu.er and Shelving.
The Lhal6ete ior gas,
g1e CarlaL
Two eaki1E Glsaz
Pour Tables
81 Chan
aue Oh Cloth.
Ana an ,hs De.a- IcuI'e.s. Glassware. Spoon
and Flxur.sI4sar sei15u. ana which were there o.
tie 8El Jinaargs l-.-
raie % cau u-uc- - ~ odack a ".
w.fs-rs JOHN =. SALE Tr1ste
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A PROBLEM FOR STTNGY MES.-By boarding
your money and refusing TO contribute toward
he equipment Of volunteers for the war, you are
paving the way to the loss Of every cent you
nave ia the world-money, land, negroes, home
,tesds. " everything" Is IL not a good invest
nent, even as a Yankee calculation to ex-
)eud q third of your wealth and thereby save
he remainder A few thousands Of dollars
donated to the soldiers of liberty is juss like put
ing seed corn IN the ground The fruits viii be
IL hundred fold when we obtain an ultimate vic
DRY over our enemies. So says the VIcksbuTg
Hdig, and we iudorse every word that is said.
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SPECllL 0RDER NO, 369,

HEADQJARTE q FIRST GRAVD DTVISION-)
AhaE 81 Il MISSISSIPPI
HUMBOLDT, Tenn. 5srth 10Th, 1862
CAPTAIN Ett-lA is hereuy ordered 30 pro.
ceed % Memphis, Tennessee, for the purpose O.
giving Instructions "a Infantry t. tss 90 the re gi0eD,
now b5ng formed by Col b. Desbs Harmon
By ,omnand 81 MsjorGen-Ial POLK
X. A SNOWDES,
mll52t AssiFtaHt Adiutaut General.
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F0Es SALE!

A SET or BRASS HORNS,
with Music and Drums
TOEST. TlsG Of light H5r4., which are almost new
AM Of hae tore. with crooks twenty pieces O.
E-lsI. aad Teu-r a1d bazs Drlns new AdlTess
j. ). DEW. Secy q. B.
rfa--4 Huutsvil=. Aia
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PEAL BATTERY-Capt- Bryan's Appeal
Battery if hLiHg up with good aud gallant recruits dur
ing the course Of the present week g. Is expected 70 be
Il led Those who wish to join an energetic company
With many advantage should call on Capt Bryan
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VBEEGE,

call Ia +te ..gvu uI b iyar, Hardema7 coun
*. Teua. ID SATURDAY, l&h day OF April leo'
Tr cas1. EGK0 NAN who lays he name ID Jse'l
said Nt5m II ssl1 l- @ runaway.
w. ". MCCARLY,
-7-s-a Sheriff
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ONO RAmRoAD-To-mOrrOw there is a
change Of running tine on the Ohio railroad. The reg
ulm trains rn only TO Humboldt, and go through by
daylight Trains viii go beyond Humboldt only when
t viii appear safe TO send shem. See tn advertisements
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Is TT S0l-The New Orleans Bee says thst
IN extensive gun factory has been set in opera
ton at Holly Springs, Mississippi A consid-
cradle number OF gun barrels are rolled out
every day, and contracts have been entered into
to supply the government with 10000 guns in
q short time.
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RAILBOD COLLIsIoN.-At six O'Clock Friday
night d wood train. and a trsiu ofvmpty ears going ~ TO
Humboldt, came int collision near Ma-ons depot thFrty-
seven miles from ibis city. The engines were bsdly
smashed and some Of the cars were damaged The son
dueior Of the ear train, Sr r. p. Tucker, a young snau
without family, wa caught at the groin between two
cara. He was 10 o dying condition.
Another man. whose name We couII not Learn. was
instantly killed, ard e third uan was seriously hurt.
This is the first accident that has occurred on this we'll
managed road, andit did not occur na the regular TRAIN Of
The company the trs were ordered up for soyernnseut
service.
Since writing the above, We Learn from apprehension
Jones, who has been up 20 the scene ofthe accident, that
Dr. YandeIi has taken of the right leg OF Mr. Tucker at
the thigh, but the patient was not expected 10 receiver.
Jerry Donohoe, the brakeman, WAS kiled by ID quantity
Of lumber falling upon him. Another man was sFues
by the lumber, but was not very seriously hurt
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SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-Messrs. Cayce g.
Son wish NJ to state for all concerned that they continue
their sales OF these articles on Monday, a. II oeioes, %
the Arcade. Their saIss durins iEe Lass week we1e
sctive. with prices advancing on the previous week.
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1--WE learn that on the passage mp the river
IF the Grand Duke, mail squads Of the euemy's
cavalry were seen on the lett bank Of the river.
At one point, fifteen miles below Point Pleasant,
an attempt was made to entioe the vessel to the
shore. which fsiled-the boat keeping out Of
reach Of the small arms Of the troops.
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ATTENTION, MHTTIA-An persons belonging
to my company are hereby ordered 70 meet 90 Little
deld's brick yard, State Line Road, on Monday evening
a, 3o'eIock. w. IT.. BEaUcHasP. Capt
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POLICEMAN DEAD-C Van Camper, a we'll
known and much respected policeman, who has been in
government business at Columbus, Miss, died there Of
pneumonia His loss Ia deeply regretted by his brother
policemen, who viii follow his remains 70 the grave from
his late residence On Linden street, between Main and
shelby. at o'clock this afternoon.
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~ EnLn.ELS aF MFANTRY I

Ez Ser-eaEt aaj-r lie ON Loli-iana Batta
u ION. VIII h.s served I've years iu the French army
C-sires 20 be emp o3 q a- instructor OF Adufant OF 8
Regiment for taelve martbs ~ % war. Good refer
enes4 given on DLcs l0l 81 aouTe ce Mia, FreHUl
Cousli; Lieuteuaat CoioneI E-ruscy q he 5h Loui
s5ana B.ttsi3a. aud Gspssin William Miller company
7, Heavy artAefF. ADDRESS l. b.
rbtt Views GHesus. "a.
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The IRON HORsE-Au engine with four cans
started from the Mississippi railroad yesterday. and
crossed 20 the Ohio road along Main street The Ill
la+ night.
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RECORDERS COURT-The Recorders regis
ter yesterday contained bat three cases We Local -
considers the state Of thiugs indicated by such a measre
i-t -" distressi9gly moral It is the evil that men do,
and that lives after them. and NOT the good that l. inter
rod with their bones. that makes spicy iocslz
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- Rev. c. A. Davis viii preach in the
Lecture Room Of the Cumberland Presby terrain Church
on Court street, today. 81 eleven O'Clock A r., aud also
tn r-gaL ~ n-cInaE
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q information wanted Of Jerome B.. Phil
lips, who is supposed TO De- ia the srmy. ANY iaioma-
ton Of bis whereabouts vu De thankfully received By
his wife 81 Memphis. molm-
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HOUSE AT AUCTION 1t wiz be remembered
that Messrs. Cayce s. Son SCI . frame house on the north
corner Of Court and Second streets, On Monday morning,
a. 10 O'Clock. See their advsrt-zneaL
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LEAD-This is a veYv scarce article in the
Confederacy, and one ebich is much needed by
our government 20 make cartridges. We hope
every householder will constitute himself a COM
mittee Of one 60 ascertain and report how much
lead there is about HE premises which can con
veuieutly be spared 20 the government for the
protection OF his home. There are thousands
and tens Of thousands Of pounds of lead in the
Confedegacy, which might very well be turned
over to the government, where it would perform
efficient service.
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$50 E0gss5fD 90 .IU!

We for immsda'e active service.
Recruiting Office % Eecm Depot, bad son county
Tenn. Leave rou- 1anes with ~ Pr cling at tbs 7
Or le usd-ra1naI- Respectfully.
VI. QUIN W~ESTBROOk,
-N-0g-a Csnrain.
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SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE-A number
one Taggeit Is make, in perfect order VIII needles can
Be bought cheap Call st the Arcade.
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DIVINE SERFICE-There will be divine ser
y.ers this evening At , O'Clock, 90 Camp Games. near the
Fair Grounds
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ORR 70 WAR-AH the members Of the
paffesic firm Of Z. J. Orne s. Co., Of No. 3f5 Main
street have exchanged the counter Tor the battle ael3,
and are of for the war. Their stock in trade viii Dc sold
at auction tomorrow morning. fine chance Tor cheap
groceries
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LOCAL MATTERS.
OFFICIAL Posi- OFFICE JOURNAL
SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH Is.

GRACE CHURCH-We are requested 70 state
there will be 10 service at dis church to day.
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MORTUARY-We are indebted to the Health
Ohi1sr. Dr. 7. +. Peyson, for the following mortusSy IT,
port for tie week ending at y o'clock, ST. Congestive
chill 1 dropsY, /; debility, ] Eryspelas 1 gun shot,
murdered, ] measles /; paralysis phthtsis pull
monaiia ! typhoid fever, /. typhoid pneumonia, / f;
unknown, o Total a. Recapitula;on-duls. 10
children T. Males TO- iemale.,4 Citizens, o. Stranger,
5 whites, II blacks, 3 Total a. No reports made
from The military hospitals.
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srgc1AL oeoERI-
IsLAsD No. TO- yareA 10. 1902

ISLAND No. 10, Alch 70. 1852
n Those who have been detailed rom com
Pany A, 4h regiment Teunessee Volunteers win report
back TO their company for duty imnedaisiy, Or be
treated as lssertera BY order Of BHgalerGen Up
MeC0Hn- THOs. n. FRAyCI5.
lflw Cant company A. lah reslnsat ~.
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WHISKY IN DANGER.-Yestsrday twenty
oaucisof whisky were lying At the landing st tbs foot
OF Monroe Street. They were either for shipment or
had boon landed iroln 4 boat- Esual uhiskv Ias NJ
tie wharf with as much safety as other freight, Out in
these days Of provost marshal prohibition and conpul-
sory temperance, It eau De safely exposed NO longer.
OF the twenty barrels above mentioned the headof one
was knocked iu- and a stniet hole was bored in the head
Of another The consequence was, that some eanueeus.
made for water got filed with spirit, and a negro o +; Two
cleared OF with pitchers iuI Of the ardent while some
extremely happy individuals stood laughing D.. -Assis
tant Provost Marshal Guion came along and emPtis I the
opened barrels into The river. and hs5 the others puE ont
of the way Of harm- The owners OF what Is left had bet
ter look after their property; whisky VIII not keep out
doors this weather.
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IMPORTANT To MERCHANTS-The President
cf the Chamber Of Commerce, Tho-. ". Hunt, E-E Oh
yesterday received FROM the Provost Marshal . consmu-
uication OF which the following is . copy
DEAR SIR: have designated three places near the
city Of Memphis to which she sugar, mcla=es and cotton
now In the city Is 10 be removed. 1 understand that The
drsym-n OF the cHy say they intend % charge very hign
prices fort the use of their drays ga making the removals,
This I win not permit, aud desire that tn Chamber Of
Commerce viii Tx a reasonable tariff Of prices % be paid
per barrel. h0gshead and bale. viii then require them
to perform the work az liked prices They ought 70 re-
ceiye "a fair and reasonable compensation and no more.
Please lay this muitHr before thu Chamber az YOUR earliest
convenience. Very respectfully,
L. n. MCkISICK.
Civil Governor aud Provost Marshal.
In answer 90 The above we are authorized by President
Hunt 20 state that a meeting Of the nembsrs o. the
Chamber Of Commerce viii be held 81 the Merchant
Exchange tomorrow at h~alf-past 10 O'Clock. Tor the pur
poe above Indicated The points designated by he Pro
vost Nsrshal, to which the sugar, cotton and moissses IN
the city arc 70 be removed, viii be made known 70 ID,
meeting. A punctual attendance On tho psro OF all mem
hers interested la the above order is desired
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sac REWARD !
7 Will give thirty do lsrs reward ftrths appreh
4 sion a1d delivery o me 81 Camp Canes Of
R4TRErK FEEE.F.,

WHO de ertsI on tile 14h instant. Said Finn Is abou
tEeufy two year, ole, dark hair and eyes, and alb %
&. g r-rt en- inches b gh. =. COPELAND
uhIllw Col CrmmardiuE
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\ 4 ~IHnEDLATELY.

AN a. Ea.l EasTAt RANT COOK No Other
"a need spplF 4 permanent -fiuAdou and liberia
Wsges y be- g,yea- Aggly 81 me BQl Run Restan
m55 IasFpz aRAHAN
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NEW TANNING PROGRESSIVE this morning
publish TIE advertisement Of Dr. B. o. Haf;oz 81 his
new tanning process, which all connected with the trade
should read. Heavy sole leather il tanned in fghty
days upper leather in ten 10 fifteen days, cali or other
skins i'm sAree % i-teen days The patentee claims that
the process is one hale cheaper, aud the leather more
durable, than by the ordinary process. The dScsor has
roceived high testimonials as TO the excellence Of his
invention lie resides in Little Rock. Arkansas Read
his advertisement
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The YELLOW FLAG-The yellow flag was
he.-ted last evening ar the hospital In the ovsrton Hotel
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LIQUOR SEIzURE-When Co~ppersmith's sa-
loon, on Main street above Bal was seized on Wednes-
day, II was locked up, but since then the parties have
been getting the liquor out. Officer Morrison seized
about nine gallons Of whisky, which being deemed unit
for human use, was deposited in the gutter. Two
barrels Of lager beer had been taken % Fort Pickering
hg4riuI
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TO ARMS TO ARMS
COMPANY OF MOUNTED LANCERS

DAPr " ogly wEsTBRO0E hiss been duly an
thofized G ra-e q company OF
L.ER'CEgs POR THE W:ER!
To De attached 90 Col, ogvoods re7iaent now organ
ling Esch mao IS fe4ulrsc 81 Furnish hmsef with 2
20 O horse Alm-abrrs urearms End iaaces-aao
other equipments tlu-h-d by see Confederate Slates
aoverum-nt. stout n tive ueu who are g0od 1orte
men. 2. ef-sred. Pay a y ivaIe So Der ourh and 40,
Der aay for hi here zI1 pay for his horse II Ice, IL
1he service Twelve inoulls men Low ln Eervicei de
raHed uHfda. or new r-enlits VIII be- received.
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FOR SALE

lust arrived from New Or ~
= lesus per EEpasss. B larsrA& a En&
quutiIy Of FRESH PIGzaE30 "a 1N&s
OYSTERS, For s4e 81 49,
C. L~EHOUUONS,
nnrla 81 $50 vain street