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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-14
A British Schooner Captured

New YoRK, March 1.-THE bark Ed
mund Dwight, from Trinidad, Cuba, reports
that on the 9Th instant, in lat. 35, lon. "a,
spoke the United States gunboat Saxon
having in tow the British schooner British
Queen, captured off Wilmington, North
Carolina, while attempting to run the
blockade. The Saxon was in search of the
United States frigate Vermont.
The brig Isabel Buernon, Captain Tam
ga, arrived at this port today from Port au
Prince, reports that severe shock of an
earthquake was felt at that place on the
10TH February, at four o'clock, M.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-14

We learn that Captain james Starkey,
formerly of this city, has been rendered q
position on the staff of General Shields
Good for the Captain.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-14
7 AFAYETTE," MINNESOTA

7 AFAYETTE,' MINNESOTA
FREE HOMES &c SETTLERS.
The proprietors of the town OF
LAFAX ET,TE,
ON THE Red RIVER OF TEE NORTH,
will make liberal donations of lots to all persons who
will settle upon and improve the THIS town is
situated 40 miles below Fort Abercrombie snd l8O
miles above Pembins, and directly OPPOSITE TIE
MOUTH THE CuEYKENE RIVER is the centre of of
the richest valleys and best agricultural regions the
world is abundanty supplied with wood and water,
and Is now open to settlement. The town marks the
head of navigation the Red River Of the North and
easily accessible, the line of stages from St. PAUL. to
Pembiua passing there semi-weekly. No portion of
thefgrcat west offers more inducements to settlers
For Information address JOHN X. IRVINE, ESQ, ST.
Paul, Minnesota mar24-d&wly
, 1862-11-24

E4K7E STfsGA=
ExeTtce anG Fsx14l21 EW nEe Ea;4 III sGa RzFES7
s.Es5at 1czta 8oz 11yn EtoekH Cap.csrE1 Yax63 EE3
wsr:cea sna sugSl[@sd M 81 III ,svsY esnxeaisns4 Ea8
ttSentsuE e iyafG &c their wsnh From E4zzfdbaE4
Taere VIZ found eyesy eonEeq1ssGe E2s fssGIq4 a
EEW TORK a1d BALT1M0RE MARKETS This ~
n1o ne found the 1hpEtest Qicxest nd Hsozs e1kEX
Ftlh fsHeg changes thai A1y oShtf+
EFOCH LEWIS. G9r1 Eup't. Atoo4Az F3
T. L Ef}IIPT Gent Ticket Agent, Pht1adeIpH34
HpVKTGH, Gen1 Kraizas Azeas. FHt1adeaREA
, 1862-11-24

NEIst2EF IMNzFGti10XA and Df7H.
rTn,fEGH UTl1.;N EnLLEEE .ae EIIEAEs
HlFef Tll open ite sccond ycaF sapt ID 1s viii Re
Euisr Collegiate Academic sad Ft1nassy Ciassea
o:e and lecturers, thor91sh appoint1ents the ines
sclcll dnEs n To Wcst leet Win fnr:tn-e. &c
GxcelleEt aud vel. furnished A11aary; ta1e GYmaa
lie eftention Of parents and guardians. Tho lergeM
institution 9i "a elsSs sd sha5aG1r y tas Unos '
TO Cadets also IN h1:T1LLRET and 1EFAHLhY (heAy3
and ugut} TAc1.cs> EoUArE AID FAHcF nH!L!s aud
G{1G4sT1ue under officer Of .. a. Cadets dreG.
n DIlforma~ TERx1-*1so per school yesS for board
furnished room. II tight. washing and tuition y
Cadets from abroad room aud board under the saIns
roof With and the constant care OF the teathe1 Fo
CrcuiarA address D. 3. C0VEET. President Fulton
*91t.u15.9N
, 1862-11-24

T UMBER.-I would invita- the at
Attrtten Of deale,s and others purchasing lumber
Chicago to Que Of the largest naa most comp1te as
eE, Flooring aud stock Boards e7sh Doarnr shnElee
Lsth Long Timber .jotsts - Prices reason.bie te
Qrder1 prnE1ptnessaud dacltty. Cars!oaded
n 5nrd 3Ato and 0Eoe Beach ss1ent> eefveeA ReR
nd Twelfth ktseca..
NIEI%&H 8EABA, M1LLfA1B-
, 1862-11-24

Assets OF Old Stats Bank Of Illinois.
Trustees Of the state Bank Of Illinois. 7crod
IN lEi> will bold cu6Irg salts Of Ill tle IeI9aal2E
property of tile Eank % follows:
IN MINERAL POINT, IOWA CO.. WISCONSIN.
On wednesday,. November 18th. 1sS.
IN SPRINGFIELD. lLL1HOiS.
On Wednesday. Noseamber e6th, 1851.
at 1ttsc.al Point will be sold Ses acres q iasral
eEl fs,n!rG la DE- lyEE in the Cn!nfe5 OF LataEettc
Iowa aud Grant, and lots in the CITY oi Mad5o7 Oahe
MH at Springfield, several Thousand ac:es o. laad,
ls1au In vasluus parts the SLte OF 1l!9ois ana Soma
.ty and town prope11Y Also sGsera! !9ts u sannfo
st. George CLOCKS ~. IS snd t's Cits OF - !noi
iists Of tic @hole t1l he FURNISHED ca application
70 thc Trustees at Springfield.
The whole 51opeltE viii poE!tycY be sold. T4tscrt
snv TaserVat;on, TO the highest bidder.
(}re fou,ta Of The amount IT sae pufcus9es nsuaG Pc
pai 1t the sale md credit OF :wave noAtas viii be
liz Ea,.as,on certificates Of TIE baok and llotteE
ay.deEces of is Indebtedness will pc EcetTsa atpar
Should any Of the evidences o. cept remath ooF
standing e1eT the property Is aoia 80 paid ios tesy
i Of courr5 bc rslrcesa: s:d tf holders OF ctrEa
cctfs EJ.1uld Lsy1 them all at the shles.
UtI MASLY
n. H. RInGELY Trustees,
Springfield, H. Oct. aotb. 1s2 Slim
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
~ OF CANADA.
, 1862-11-24

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sE&!t:.; I-i:::z.is p1rs l
,
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INT ! 4 1urS
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l'rEuf + capt r,cs
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T
[aEs. M.ary nrs
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l.a..iu;: Gertrude miss
1arabec & u++nrs
LeNis ! mrs
[L..Hie T. 81 1cr5
Lswls ll.lfe p mrs
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III
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aiC!h:,EH;it t}1to mrs
Mctiregss:S Jane Miss
Eia2i;. Josephine mis-
Matqueea ue.ie1' nli*E
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Aiul t4l1an cN,.ttit. C 1Iie6
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Melville John ,nrs
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MattEsou Mary 3 Uiss
hiaitest,u Eller Z 11s
1!a;cr Grace ms
Newman NaEnah miss
Nel1!s Uatt,e L 11lrs
Ne1i:s j 1n.5
cSeCchsm Saralh mis-
OScll Pcn,ella miss
t):cuat Harriet 4 mrs
D:r1ltL VI, i mrs
OsbeI1e G. orgie S nj
Palmer !: II mrs
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Patrick L + mrs
Paterson Martha ] mrs
I'c,k;ps ItiscY MISS
1tck Jas mrs
Paterson Marie i. m.Es
| Qull.iman 5,jdgct
E:acsa, 1sathara mrs
Iiapki1 Jaao Il m1as 8
| E.y Clarie mrs
| Reynolds Elmer mrs
| Re;:1our Mary Ann 2
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| Reese Maria L mrs
| Redmond Sarah
| R6.le Ear2re+ nlts
| Richardson . l; mrs :! :!
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| R!tcaarN Mary mrs
| sarDders \ 4 mrs
Ect.tt Mary mrs
| SculIy Jas ms
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/ eLaraha1a Bridget
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Shc1tt !. l;cbecca mrs
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SioIG 1,.rs
S;iycr1uan Caroline I
Skinner Sarsh miss
Skinner S :. u1fss
Si:yey Helen mrs
| SElisi. Na-ia l. mrs
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Smith = m1s
Tayier Low mrs
Tai. Ut J HRS
Taggart E1:en miss
I'alt John 4 mrs
| l'artinger + I miss
Ttaycr sl61y Jsne IN
| Tl.azehe7 CHA miss
/ t. lit Eiiza mrs
Ts,un,l,stn L mrs
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| Cptlikc ziary MISC
: Vail George 4 mrs
! Vaughan Ems
J Nig1,! BESSIE miss
= WCodard Alice miss
: No,tl, Lydia miss
! Wcodcrck Asa mrs
= Wi!snn Lizzie Ipits
d NileIn Catherine E
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d White Nelly
lu White Clara 4 miss
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g Whitaker ii Il mrs
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, 1862-11-24

CTATHMENT Of the condition
Phgnix Fire Insurance Company
OF Brooklyn, few FORK, January /, 1862,
:S sis C sssa brsoEsa %
S1s1nt ssst Ct t. ssPs ssets ssk F.
:ss nd III fSss; 90 IT, tas
-Esal fsta;e M a. aans1mhe5ea T. ii; i:oov 1}S
ltil,: Oh Real Estate .,.e....-.-..--.. sssso6 50
st S.tf1 ssess ae efRsi fae copan; for premiums.
-; 2,o.5s
LIABILITIES.
IcsEes sd|Ests9 81 @ fas is Sons. Sons
1 Fl other gei cIams hn s<a:a:t tie Conpsny Kone
ss.4e1o3
ST rp!rs septsm5c. 'st. 1852 stl571Ss
STEPHEN CEoTELL. President
IPEASpEE SHAW, Secretary.
co, ~ e.n,-et t"niS5SsA:d OF s1s A dav 81 January 1
AUplfea,4 oEr1eE, sFAFz sF.f;A!E or !E1IsSls' 1ss!
,csssa 4 9aS,Ea. ahs s IS sas3@s
u M a n at at q ss M
d Ieu:nes Co1raacs uoE ncoE2o:ssed hy t;,e ssate
OF illinois, approved February llth. 15a' and An ac
th:Esto anEravsS Ga1a1 - ~ aad
Gens that i i POSSESSED Of the required auount OF
capital iaT. sted il stocks and mortgages and has flied
in r1s tice ,tttcn inst. uineut signed t~ Fresi-
Itat and Secretary tttreoE appotnring Lambers G. E;
AEett for the transaction If IT,. Of ss Com
rany. and tu11y and unrescryed'g authorizing hlm -
aeknow..ege service Of process for md on 6ean H1
said Company that service Of
him rlsc sid Agen; shall he taken and hca r s; ss
as,fse14ed upon Tue Conpan7, and wsl7tns sii eaan
+ fF4rrn ps Gt7r E4.7 .7E{Es1
acts Aforesaid l. es:e rab?S ashS
Accounts Of the ste u I9o1F9:; M F:ea Il. Stokes {Ha
20 !: 1 33es Of INSURANCE. In this StRte u5tl
~ tti..a1at M dsT Of January. II the 5eac eEhteaa
hT1drei sd sixty three $. iar as ne ns11 oe 1es@s
! au,v. emnnTr,eI - 30 to DO b. said Company
s-.. In testimony whereof: have lsren9to - SUD. @
| ecr11led my name and a8kea the seA, q my
3.sE-} ctdce at sp1iEa afeld thts S.h day Ct Febra
| arg, a. D. 1sse JRssE h-Dusol7' Aaa1'oe E H.
HALE T. COMPANY, Agents,
| ~cat 7sn1 1m,tvar1 NO 1so South Water street.
I
, 1862-11-24

T AXE VIEW WATER CURE
Ii Or the North s.5r TIE best p.ace f3r tl treat
meat 9! Eh1onie Diseases The usss IT. s:snt place
70 nos:t rear the ctv. Uc.e- 1de ran: ot A.
cEce fl 9te tre*tueE ct s.ase, AdAress f2r caEsQ
yel1-1n
, 1862-11-24

gtrnss..::.iz.; unc-!1cd for IL ghe Cl;oa5o Pts.
Q:Ice.
, 1862-11-24

=. Fc'rcr J 4 sr7i:.!ttS + 4sH:t'n i T
=! 4,1i., Il. j ) .ti;tr t,,:tu \ t..c-,n Chald.
f.':su + john j. Auri- !; +: IL: d
rrs,tr al: :"a Ds";I -ab bE,:' ferry
Ar ts., r D .:N;s navids Albright l. Ear
A't,rif:,: Horace al!aris hauccy IL her
Afs.;t tt:Hn
, 1862-11-24

Ut TRAUE1AD-WETER AxxAKaXHUZ
mi sffsT NOHDAY, Nov. zSto, t9S1k Ra4f VI
1ss1e wells E1est psgos e followe sundays exesPtsa
Hr1f Wsuen 8aleta, uunleith. Dnhud18 nd -
m6dfsto Point1; So9 a ind 1lao nx ~ 1a12S
a. IN toT Elktnt Be1vidn1t Rocgterd, 20 a3s3;.
di1te potaf1: $50 F. Il. foe aene!A nd IN Sax
sSe 1INo A. u r n. tzat4 r. - ~
N6LAA X Re17: RSamoTd Z. eeefF ee@F & A1s fxsis.
MasstaG oss1 O. uis04 VII a. t4ALpuxx. asa. Rxz.E
MNHEN,8R, 9se* Easseasz AzaR't
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ET-se4 F. Il Clark a Co.'S column
ER-See advertisement Of Ward d McCienand, whole
sale sni retail DruEgs.s IT'S and III Hsa street. opPo-
site Uo-7hsul Honsa ga9
EF-Ths attention % the readers Of the APPEAL Is
directed 70 the advertisement Of G. ". JONES 4 Co,
Wholesale Druggists No. 20 5ssin street apI3-ly
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CHEROKEE CUREI

An unfaiiing cure for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, lmpstency, Loss Of Power, Pains in tie
Back Stone in the Bladder, OJstructed and Difficult
MsnstrUation, and al diseases caused by devisting from
the path Of nature and induging in Self Pollution
By the us5 Of this Cure all improper discharges are re
moved the weakened organs Of generation are speedily
cured, and full vigorrestored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reject
that sound mind and body are necessary to promote
eonnabel happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor dsblitatsd worn down
and despang devotee of sensual pleasure, will find re-
lief.
It is safe and pleasant in tasto but immediate in its
action containing mineral poison but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts in the form Of delicious
syrup.
Price 50 per bottle three bottles for a. =ad for
Warded by express TO all parts Of the world
Sold By all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN, Proprlstors.
Sole PropretOrs Is Jefferson street. near post Office,
general dealers in all popular family msdiciaes Mem
phis, Tenn.
Ey-sold in Memphis by ali responsible druggists.
srr26-dtvrRvIv
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OUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.

skilltul and experienced wOskmen also, large stock
of tools and materials embracing the latest improve
ments and inventions, and can do all kinds Of work in
line, including the making and complicated
parts, in the best and with dispatch Also plain
snd ornamental engraving
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Special Notice.

LOUISVILLE November & 1861.
Msssrs I. P. HUGHES, JAMES PARKHILL aud w n.
HISKLE have retired from our firm
The business Will be continued and setd by the re-
naming partners. GARVIN, BELL co.
Our resident partner in Memphis is SAMUEL GwYE.
Office % Front Row. uo-7-dsv9m
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S@OOO REXVARR.

FEHE above reward viii be given for the apprehension
Il and delivery 20 the Ja Of ChieOt County Ara ssas
Of X w. MAGlLL- who wantoliy murdered Charles
l. Sutton. on the 81 Inst the residence Of his father
in Chect County, Arkansas sad bagu is about 30
years Old nesry feet feet high weighs about $50 40
pounds, thin visage. teeth ou aIts stoopad hair
blark with small lock front gray balance so ncnn
20 be- had hair on his face when De .si somewhat initial.
Ggsnt, in the Mexican war
viii pay he above reward ss Aforesaid for him.
". II. SUTTON
rnlo Chient Cru-tv Arkanass
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)ktlsOAo having money 70 ,oan are 'nferr1.d fhas
they can prve1fe g Che frsszaly .t -selu1 nd ~
mngton Char est1n Sae77Ha-- ai1eiIs. New firr-aa-
Gsive~tol, afrunf1 .sls vile or from any sy,. ~
TIE Aner. 8uuas o. Reg s,eret stoak na,is - -
period = fiz roe-fls 81 err. s ett.fers s5--. 49,.
and eighteen Is e infrrsst - ihe rate of -irss
rsr e,nt per lnlcrni e4yt t nj souua iy ia com
fro 'iie same Tess slrer. As-i-sllf 'lfsssrres
Ia ies or asent., Bonds or ae 81 y Z -sr01i
for Treasury No esi tha sa.d Ross af ST *
e1nreJtio.e a. ih5 peas tha halde- -i---s7 -
Notes. a-id 20 9aa fa-t1 essa- TIE sstr tx 81
rer arrIuI- Lalli rcc.srert 7 111 .iisf sss
{. post o. cal, 1eagiae is - cent iafe.est---
lSisneel G. G. Mk1lltif
ja2i 5w Secretary 9 -
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I IST OF LETTERS re
IL Memphis, Tenn, on the
TWENTY-FOURTH D
~ Persons calling Tor 6.
advertised.
LADIE
4 LIEN Mrs Ellen II
y Alexander Miss Saliie E
doom Miss Kate
ID Barnes Mrs Lide 3
Butler Miss Narcissa
BOrksr AIss Mary Ann
BOurland Miss Josephine
EARR Mrs Susan
y Clary Mrs Mary
Curd Mrs Lucy J
Caruth Miss Mollie
Gown Miss Susan G
C0rley Ellen
DALE Mrs Henry
y Dawes Miss Z
DOWel Mrs Caroline
living Miss F c
l. Ewing Miss Bette
ERENCH Mrs Nm
TRADY Miss W
VI Gauden Mrs Mamie +
HAYES Miss Lula
IL Hawkins Miss Harriet
HaTver Mrs Sarah
Hunly Miss Lucinda
Humes Miss Margaret
JOHNSON Mrs Anna
y johnson Miss Lettie
Jackson Miss Sue Z
L ELY Miss Annie
I ANTRY Mrs James J
l. LOurie Mrs Mary G ]
Lake Mrs Henry
Lidden Miss n !
MARKHAM Luretta
VI Martin Mrs A J
Miller Mrs Marsh
Morgan Mrs Sophroniea
Munich Mss Louisa
McGary Mrs W l.
Mcdowell Miss Margaret
McCordel Miss S
NELSON Miss LIKE
" Newell Mrs Lizzie
OC0NNER Miss Ann
" O'Brien Mrs Hannah
Owen Mrs Martha A
DASCHALL Miss Mary A
Il Pearson Hiss Noble
Porter Miss Matte H ,
Phillips Mrs Bell
Pope Miss Ann Z
Powell Mrs Lizzie
ID ALSTON Miss Lucy
Ii Rederiek Mrs Carline ]
Rose Mrs Prude
Rafter Mrs A NJ
Riley Miss Annie ]
Robb Mrs 2 A
CAXON Mrs Mile 5
- Stewart Miss Z J
Scott Mrs Rachel
Smith Mrs f ID
Shelby Mn N A
Shock Mrs Z n
TRAVERSE Mrs Lizzie 7
Il Tournsy Miss Virginia :
Thomas Miss Susan { > J
NARMTOR Miss Jennie
HHALAN Mrs Mary !
w Wids Mrs Maggie '
Wiser Mrs Jane y
Woods Miss Mary !
FRENCH L
Chamagne Mrs G R ? c
Dupree Mrs Pierre \
ITALIAN I
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WANTED.
MATS! AIATSI

TO HIRE, for the next year. a good Cook washsr
4 snd ircner. L. ROCCO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OrcrlOH Military EEospifaI.
HEADgUARTEHs OvERTos HOSPITAL
K l-rf4Ff-a ..-. ..,...-..s,y- sn T9fD

AE3iPHis, elu., January 20 1852.
Those persons through the country de'irous of max
ing contributors OF sny kind for the comfort Of the
sick snd wounded a this post Will hsys the same di-
rected 10 All donations win be properly aeknowL
edged and distributed the different hospitals they
may be required.
We are anxious to receive these donations but
not be responsible for the disbursement Of srclss no
directed personally to myself
c h. MAsTIN. C. s. A..
Surgeon Of ths Post and Inspector Of HospitIn
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MEMPHIS CONFERENCE
FEMALE INSTITUTE!
restsaessNe.

Jackson --------.---- ------ Tennessee.
TIVE SPRING SESSION will open January ce.h
J. 1852. Cotton At 10 CENTS and Provisions VIII be
taken in payment Of charges The Boarding Dspart.
viii agsin be under the charge OF 'drs Jol es
Board SI2.50 per m0nth
For iUtOa, the usual prices, and 70 beginner in mn
sic daily lessons viii be given. ~
For further tarticua-s apply 20,
AMOS W. JONES,
lac tyyf m r~.-T4-t.
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9aiIg gppeal,
OFFICIAL LETTER LIST.

remaining in he PostoHce {
DAY OF JANUARY, 1862
them should say that they ar
ES' LIST.
Adams Mrs RG
Z Alexander diss NJ B
Blansenshil Mrs r G
Burdick Nj Matte
Berry Mrs : ane 5
Burnett Mr. Rachel
Carter Miss Virginia
Chamber,in Mss Matte
Cox Mrs Ne win
Caruth Miss DaliOn
Cook Miss Lucy j
Daman Mrs AL
Dyson Miss Lizzie
Douglass Mi S Josephine ?
Early Miss \ Aollie
Eldidge Mrs Thos ID
Ford AIiss Billie
Gerone Mis- Lucy
Glisson Mrs i h
Hamman Miss Adhne
Hollyhan Mrs Nancy
Harkius Miss Kate 4
Holt Afrs Il J.
johnson Miss Sarah n
Jennings Mrs Martha
Lemssteu Mrs. Penelope
Laird Miss Margaret p
Ieary Mrs Aurthur
LunsfOrd Mrs Mary A
Manly Ms J A
Marshall Mrs Mary Ann
Miller Mrs r B
Morgan Mrs Nancy
McCann Mrs Eliza
McKenstrv Ellen u
Mcconnell Ns CM
McLure Miss =
Nelson Miss Moliie
NewbeTy Mrs Il +
O'ConnOr Miss Jaue
Oliver Mrs Martha 4
O'Hara Miss Alice G.
Penn Mrs S 3
PheiOn Mrs NJ S
Partin Mss Mary Elizabeth
PennOyer Mrs NJ A
Plummer Mrs Margaret
Rives Mrs Jane
Rudisil Hiss Mary I
Ross Mrs Z
Richey Mrs Missouri B
Rocker Mrs Louisa
Ross Mrs W B
Stewart Miss Sandel
Stephenson Mrs L B
Steene Mrs SOuisa
Smith Mrs Lucy
Sullivan Mrs Ann Eliza
Tngg Mrs Martha L
Templeton Mrs Lou
ThOmss Miss Emma
Walker Miss Bestie
Winston Mrs HELEN VI
Wilkinson Miss Lizzie
Wood Mrs Z L
LETTERS.
ChamagneMrs Sallie
Moryou Mime Zulina
LETTERS.
Devote A
Massa A & Botto
Stanbihni J
LETTERS.
Mueller Chas
Meyer bale
Meinra.h J J
NutZ ID Lorenz
Reudelhuber AIr
Rohmer Mrs Katharine
Reinhardt & Peterson
SohmaEne EDhraim
Sauter Z Z
Steinbrecher Mrs n A
Strozzi Dr. w A
Sauer Philip
Warner L J.
WeihUer G ?
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SOAP

1e0O BOXES Hrst quality Soap to arrfve For sale
lOUU by CHAS S. SHARP,
t1AI III Main street.
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For COUNTY, Trmstee.
For Tax Collector.

STTE are authorized 70 announce HENRY T. JON
W rs a can iidate for the ofii,e Of County Trust
at the ensuing Narch aleC ton. ial0 To
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WANTERH
INSURANCE COMPANY
Of the State of Virginia,
RICHMOND.

I T. WEST, Agent once on Madison street. op
- posite Bank Of Memphis.
Authorized Capital. 81 COO coo
Cash capital and surplus paid up---.-------s $4,000
EFT SO 00o deposited with Controller at Nashville
as curity to policy holders
Insures against loss by Fire on Buildings and Mer
ehandize Of every description. Also, Leases and
Furniture. Ali losses equtably adjusted and promptly
paid.
DIRECTORS
Wm. II. Mcfarland President Farmers Bank;
A. WsrWick, firm Of Warwick & Barksdals;
Wm- g. Crenshaw, firm Of Crenshsw s. Co;
Wellington Goddin, firm Of Goddin & ppsTson;
T. W. McCance firm Of Dunlop, Moncure & Co.;
g. A Barksdae, drm Of Warwick & Barksdsle;
james II. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer;
J. ID. CreDshaw firm o 1HaxRll Crenshaw e. Co.;
John L. Bacon, firm Of Bacon d Baskerville;
r. b. HsKall, firm Of Haxsl CrenshaW & Co;
John Currie, Jr, Ship Owner;
VIM. b. Warwick, firm Of Warwick & Barksdsis;
James Alfred Jones, Attorney at Law;
G. O. EIett BGilder;
+. G. Ruffn, gricultuTist and Manufacturer;
R. W. MeGrudsr, firm Of McGruder & Sons;
" W. Crump Attorney at Law;
james Dunlop, firm Of Dunlop, M0neure e. Co
BOILING W. HA1ALL, President
o. p. BRESEE, Secretary.
offer this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE. COM
PANY to the property holders Of Memphis and solicit
portion Of their business. III losses will be promptly
paid in cash az this agency Those who wsh to epcouT
age southern institutions in preference 20 northern vii
please give me call J. T. WEST Agent
oc2 ly Madison street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BOO Rhas. &srrart
POPE.

E'AIR to Double Ee5sed itst recsive4 snd for sale
4 bv J. B. Jennings & co,
.iai9 G-ert.c E'erk r. in street.
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LOST---S4 REWARD /!

Two seven inch poii, Steel Horse shoe sseuetp
ard e epor said 10 have been taken from the apps.
ratus olhe late Weloy Armstrong bis school house
near Memphis. Any person bringing them 10 Professor
Alington Second street opposite the First AIetho.
dist carrch shall be paid ths above reward or hs Of
Il forone Of them and no questions will be asksA
js243t+ -
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MEMPHIS, January 2lst, 1852
All contributions donations intended for the sick
and wouuied 81 tho General Hospital should be direct
ed to me- and viii be responsible for their proper dis
tribaton, and viii duly acknowledge their receipt
through the press.
JAMES NJ. KELLER, P. A. G. s.,
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5000 yds. Carpeting,
500 pairs Mems Kip shoes,
1899 pairs ChiidreEa'S Shoes,
3J boxes and caddies Fine
Virginia Tobacco,
1000 lbs. Feathers,
1000 yds. Cotton Drilling,
20 pieces Ticking,
$50 pieces Heavy Brown Do
meSliC,
India Rubber and Buffalo Over
shoes,
Cotton Yarns, Spinning wheels,
Wool Rolls, Batting, Wadding,
Wool Cards, Carpet Warp,
Bed Comforts, Blankets,
Axes, Hatchets, Broad Axes,
Trace Chains, Table Cutlery,
GunpOwder, Coffee,
Roe HeFrings, Picked Shad,
Smoking Tobacco, Etc.
n We continue to buy Socks, Linseys,
Jeans, Wool, etc.
jal9-2w Taylor 81 WCEwen.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sugar and MOlasses.

AT WHOLESALE!
22J bales best rs Osnabmrgs,
10 bales Heavy Drills and Ducks,
10 eases EgOOI Hats,
3 Gum 0versh0es,
IJ I" Gents Boots,
8 &" EOmeR's Stout Shoes,
2G " ChiIdFen's Shoes,
6 Youths Shoes,
go 8 Boys Shoes,
20 - Mems Hip Shoes,
s IS RUsset Shoes,
I7 I" Umbrellas,
IS pieces Twecds and Cassimercs
so &" Jeans,
so :" Ticking,
25 8 keTsey,
80 uACAAEASSg
100 Z" Plaid and Striped Do
meStics,
20 " C;ingIaaas,
10 d" Heavy Shirting Checks,
$50 " CaIicOeS,
so Z" Hickory ShiTtings,
20 dozen OyeraIIs,
I2 Heavy Wool Jackets,
300 pairs PantaiOOms,
so Suits Gray KeFseys,
500 dozen Spool Cotton,
10000 dozen Cotton Yarns,
200 dozen Wool Socks,
30 4" Wool Hose,
so Cotton Hose,
so &" Misses and Chiidren's
Hose,
so gross Military Buttons,
goo lbs. Turkey Bed Cotton,
so lbs. knitting Cotton,
30 lbs. Zephyr WOTsteds,
30 lbs. Sewing Siiks,
IGO Bed Comforts,
Blankets, Quilts.
Brown ShiFtings and Slseetings,
BIeached "
Checked JaCOmet and Swiss Mus
Inns,
Table Cloths, Napkins and Tow
els,
Plaid and White Linseys,
Canton FFanneIs, Green Baize,
White and Red FlanneIs,
SEaaVVFS. Neck Comforts
Black VeIVets, Aipaccas,.
Irish Linens,
Handkerchief, Crayats, Gloves,
Ladies' and Gents GauntIetS,
Heavy Buck and Seal d"
Grain Bags,
WOOL Yarns. Carpet WarpS,
Wrapping Irvine,
Flax Threads, Needles, Pins.
Table Cutlery, Scissors, etc.
We efer the above, and other desirable goods
to arrive, at WHOLESALE, FOR CASH.
II Country Socks, Jeans, Linseys, etc, viii
be taken in exchange for goods.
JOHN L. TAYLOR s. CO.,
Corner of Adams and Second streets
jaI4-ly