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500 REWARD (!

ID AHAWAY on the 9th cf December last, A.
IL bright MULATT0 named jim, about five ~
feet seven or eight inches high straight, brown
hair, sandy whiskers gray eyes and white and @-AL
yellow spots all his back. He passes himself, at
times as a white man, nsmed Williams. lie has been
traced TO Grand Junction, Hardeman county Tenn, on
his way TO free State BE ray try to get through as
q soldier, o. as servant in the army.
Fifty dollars will be paid for his delivery at my resi-
dence, near OkolOua Chiekssaw county, Mississippi,
caught out Of the State of Mississippi. twenty-five
dollars if caught within the State
fe22Ts MILTON E. BACON.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
Q. =. Navy Department,

OFFICE OF Provisions AND CLOTHING
RICHMOND. Va, JeruaTy ls, 1862.
PROPOSALS viii be received at this office until the
18th day Of February next, for supplying THIRTY
FIVE THOUSAND TUNS or any portion thereof OF
average Coal, fit for G s. Steamers, at such
places and in such quantities fonows Separate
tracts TO be entered into for its delivery in each place
At New Orleans, La-ren thousand 10000 tuns.
At Mobile, Aia-Eight thousand (eO0O) tuns.
At Savannah, Ga-six thousand GOD tuns.
At Charleston s. C.-Eight thousand 5000 tuna.
At wilmington, n. C--Three thousand 5000 tuns.
The delivery to commence within thirty days after
approval Of contract in each case
These Proposals must state the kind, quality and
amount Of Coal to be delivered s points and inter
vss at which it viii be delivered aud the price per tun
delivered.
They must be accompanied by good and sufficient
surety of the ability Of the Contractor TO fulfil the
conditions Of his contract.
Ali Proposals must be sealed ind9rsed Proposals
for Coal" and directed 70
OFFICE OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING,
O. S, Navy Department,
ja29 tfebl0 Richmond, Va.
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rEsos P. II. Clark & Co.'S column
Es-see advertisements Of Ward s. McClelsnd, whole
sale and retail Druggists IT'S and TT Nsin street. oppO
site Wcrshsm House. ss9
EE7Ths attention Of the readers Of the APPEAL is
directed to the advertisement OF G. ". JONES CO.,
Wholesale Druggists. No. 2s9 Main street. apl3.lY
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MEMPHIS
CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL

THIS INSTITUTION, founded by the late Professor
J. Weby Armstrong, viii be ready for the reception
Of pupils
Monday Next February 3rd.
The which has attended his efforts thus Ear,
has induced the undersigned make teaching his pro-
fesston, and he is resolved establish AZ this point
permanent school Of the highest grade-one which
young men viii enjoy every facility to prepare them
selves for college for business None but teachers
Of the highest qualifications win be employed.
The rates Of tuition established BY Prot. Armstrons
Will remain unchanged
JAS Iw J. D. STEWART.
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FOR SALE.
HOTEL AND FIXTURES FOR SALE
WANTED.

4 POPULAR HOTEL, in Soarcy, Arkansas, with
"A or without the Furniture. For sale by
fe2 Iw PASSMOkE LTDE x MARSHALL.
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In retiring from the firm of Elliott Atwood beg
leave 10 recommend my late partner and successor F.
J. Atwood, 10 the patronage Of my friends, knowing
hin to be a fhorougLly reliable business man.
$50 ~ JOS ELLIOTT.
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CUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.

In addition to our own force We have in our employ
skllful and experienced WOrkmen also, large stock
of tools aud materials embracing the latest improve
ments and inventions and can do all kinds of work in
line, Including the making Of and complicated
parts in the best manner and with dispatch Also plain
and ornamental eRgrsving.
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FOR SALE.
UNIVERSITY,
WESLEYAN
RaILROsD DIVTDEyD,

uHE Stockholders In the Memphis and Charleston R.
| R. Company are notified th7t the Transfer Books
W Il be closed on the 18Th day of February aud sand
closed until the first of March ne g. when dividend OF
four per e. Mt VIII he paid TO those who stock
holders on the closing Of The trans 'er books.
ia3O d.,vylr IA W B. WABDRAN, Treasurer.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP,

THE partnership heretofore existing between JOS
i ELLIOTT and p J. ATWOOD, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent The business will hereafter
be conducted by P J. Atwood who viii receive all
amounts due and hquidate all accounts against the
ls+e frm JOS. ELLIOTT,
+. J. ATWOOD.
Memphis January 27th lsG2.
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NOTECE.

AYE would hereby give notice that no ~ 20
Nv more REPAIRING sill be done in --saES@st52
,,,r gbopg except for CASH. The great difficulty 10
,akiuv collections makes the adoption Of strictly
agb systen Necessary with this tine, and we
80 -one of our customers viii ask for credit
Ii ,ostv-l -ly make 10 deviation from this rule from
hs dat< either for Repairing any sale Of goods
\. S. BRUCE co.
Memphis, January 18th, 1862. Monroe street.
s,fu Inns
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of the State of Virginia,
RICHMOND.

7 T. WEST, Agent. Once on Madison street, op-
81 posite Bank of Memphis.
Authorized Capital 81 600 600
ES S20,000 deposited with Controller At Nashville
security to policy holders.
Insures against loss by Fire on Buildings and Msr
chandize of every description Also, on Leases and
Furniture. All losses equitabiy adjusted and promptly
psid.
DIRECTORS
VIM. II, Mcfarland President FarmeFs' Bank;
A. Warwick, firm Of Warwick & Barksdalei
Wm. G. Crenshaw, firm Of Crenshaw & Co.;
Wellington Goddin, firm of GOddin & Apperson;
7. W. MoCance, firm OF Dunlop, Moncurs & Co.;
g. A. Barkydale, firm of Warwick 4 Bgrksdale;
James II. Grant Tobacco Manufacturer;
L ID. Crenshaw firm fHaxsl, Crenshaw & Co.;
John L. Bacon firm of Bacon & Baskerville;
r. B, Haxal, firm Of Haxaii Crenshaw 4 Co.;
John Currie, jr Ship Owner;
VIM. B. Warwick, frm Of Warwick & Barksd3le;
James Alfred Jones, Attorney at Law
G. @. Elicit, Builder
7. G. Rufin, Agrculturist and Manufacturer;
r. W. McGrudsr, fTm Of McGruder l. Sons;
W. w. Crump, Attorney st Law
James Dunlop, firm Of Dunlop, Moncure e. Co.
BOILING W. HAXALI., President
o. F. BRESEE, Secretary.
] offer this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE. COZ d
PANY TO the property holders Of Memphis and soic /
portion Of their business All losses wiz be prOmpt
paid in cash at this agency Those who wish 10 snc0m
age southern institutions In preference to northern will
please give me call J. 7. WEST Agent,
oc2ly Madison street.
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TANNING.
GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE lGg.
Inst tha Thing for the Times I

DEING the cheapest speedest aud most effective
II method of TANNING ever in use.
By this process
Heavy Sole Leather is tanned in 25 to 30 days
Upper Leather Harness Leather etc. in Is 20 days.
Calf Skins, Light Kip, etc, in three to five days.
Without bark, making excellent Leather, which, fer
Strength, SOftneSS and Durability
Is equal to any made. Bark be used If convenient
without Interfering with the rapidly Of tanning no
oil Of viriol (Sulphuric acid) muTatie acid aum sal
soda, other acids slksiies, fennel are used
Samples of the Leather sent to order.
State, County and Shop Rights for sale under Pateut
granted BY the Confederate States.
Best Of city references given.
Address, inclosing one dime, Z. J. PARK,
Memphis. Tenn.
Ofhce-in Jackson Block
No letter answered unless il contain one dine,
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PLTNBtCE OR BLACK LEAD !

TTIAKEN directly from the mine near Raleigh thor
ouehly ground, ceaused and prepared for Paint;
for lubrcating ayles and bearings 0f all kinds 10 pre-
vent friction for erucbes for cleansing and polishing
ali sorts Of facing the moulds Of fOundery
men and for al other uses TO which this mineral is sp
plicabie For sale bsrres and half barrels in ots 70
suif purchasers By ANDREW MILLER
isas-2vvs Raleigh n c.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership between John Shelby and George
W. Bruce, in the Grocery and Commission business,
under tie firm name Of JOIN saELBY q co. was
dissolved by the death Of said Shelby the 18Th DAY
Of December last, 1851 The undersigned, surviving
partner is alone authorized 10 settle the business OF the
late partnership and collect is debts.
GEO. W. BRUCE.
Of L, ,fr haThr 4 Co
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COP1BTNERSHIP DISSOLUTION.

TFIE partnership heretofore existing between ne nn-
I dersiensd doing business 10 Memphis ennefsee'
- 80 ann, name Of J. " HENKEL a Co. ana ~
Sayv Orisans under thst o. A. D HEEKsL = co. Is
tf dsv dis Owed by consent. a. D. Hanksi assumes
80 71ent OF the entire business, both az Memphis
- So T-Izsus and be only has 81thoviy 20 sign the
former i'm name or either Of them IN hqa.da ion
114'A9' " HENKEL,
A. D. HENKEI.
.S,,r,tie Taprarv 18th. 1852 ja.6 2vE
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FOR SALE.
$4,000 REWARD.

TIE above reward viii be given for the apprehension
and delivery the jail Of Chic0t County, Arkansss
Of r. W. MAGIL4L- who want0lly murdered Charles
T. Sutton, the Sd inst near the residence OF his father
in ChiC0t County. Arkansas Sad Magin is about 30
yeSrs Old nearly feet feet high weighs about 100 10
pounds thin yisags, front teeth out little stopped hair
black with small lock in front gray balance 20 inclinng
be- had hair his face when he let somewhat inte
lgent, in The Mexican war.
VIII pay the above reward aforesaid for him
". II. SUTTON
nOlO Ckcot County ArkanasS
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NOTICE.

BANK OF WEST TENNESSEE, I
MEMPHIS, January 3lst, 1872. )
TNaE annual election Tor twelve Directors in this
i Bank for the ensuing year, viii be held AZ the
Banking House on MONDAY, March arj proximo be-
tween 10 o clock A. NJ sad p "a
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J. W. JUSTICE.

E. J. PARK Esq.-Dear Sir: Ihave been engaged In
tanning and manufacturing leather for fifteen years
and may be considered understand practically as
well theoretically and feel but simple Justice to
that your system Of tanning is decidedly superior
to anything with which I acquainted It saves at
least fy per cent Of bark when is used and equally
that in cost when no bark is employed and tsns in
vastly shorter period han possibly be done by the
old plan The most important feature Of course is the
great economy in tine and money and the facility Of
using bark tanning without it. TIE system must
prove satisfactory to any purchaser.
Nnnrs at L oT-nprrrr.
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FRENCH SCHOOL!

HTADANE F0UCHE, FRENCH TEACHER, in
ItI this city, viii open q SCHOOL en- MONDAY
February 3D. The class holds from 10 70 ~ in the
morning. French Conversation and all tl brsnehe
taught az grammar geography history, etc. A good
opportunity Il offered young ladies' 70 perfect their
studies in the French language which IS an accomplish
nient a. we'll as useful. Charge s. per month Good
references gwen. Residence Jefferson street. hrst
NON f.sIo,s the Thaater ia27-
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COLES CORNERS, Tenn, January 18th, 1862.
E. J. PARK ESQ: Permit me- sir, to tell you about
my experience with your new system Of tzunng.
supposed yours was hot process, using hot ooze
which hai fully tested, but which found would not
answer the purpose. pleased to find that you de-
nounced the hot Ooze in tanning have used bark ex
eusively and have tanned good sole leather as
ever sold, in thirty days, by your process, with
great deal less labor and theariy onehaf less ba
After get ny hides haired and free Of lime and put
them IN your first MIXTURE aud then put the ooze on
can accomplish in day in tanning than could
before in month. I don't want any better system
than yours it will perform all and more than you claim
for it. The kip which now tan in ten days used TO
work hard to get out IN five months I an pleased
with it, and believe it viii bark enough aud Izbor
enough 10 pay for itself in six months
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NOTICE

ON aud after the 5lh instant all COTTON will be
" prohibited from coming to Memphis by way Of
wagons Pisusrz who with sell any portion Of their
crops here had better confer with their merchants
the subject.
The above order is issued by authority Of the Military
Board Of Memphis. MORGAN g. STEELE,
Surveyors Of he Port Of Memphis.
fel-Im GO Front Row up stairs.
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-V1l1'I l'NsT . Y I1Is IDfls
PETOSA, Ark, December &c, 1861.
z. J. PARK, Esq Sir; Your new system of tanning
has been thoroughly tested my tannery have Eied
it with and without bark and feel great qualification
in saying, that for rapid tanning excellence Of leather
and eheaPness it beyond all comparison tie best
method ever in use.
1t is simple aud easily managed BY the most inexper
eneed hands, No fail &c make the best leather
If be follows your directions It is enough for ne to
say that perfectly satisfied, ana even delighted
with your new process It must prove highly satisao-
tory to every one. Yours, etc,
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J. oLDRIDGE


TfEOi Miss, December Q, 1861.
E. J. PARK, Esq Dear Sir: have been tanning
with your system Of tanning and I have succeeded
admirably. perfectly satisfied tia, it win do
all that you claim for IT, and with or without bark,
In oneteBth Of the time usually employed By the old
process Ifeel convinced that is the cheapest quick
est and best hod Of tanning ever used and so sim.
pie that any person can tan with entire success.
Yours, ETC., J.. c. DAVIS.
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STRAYEB,

A BOUT the 18th January, D ARK BAYAsa
n HORSE MULE sixteen hands hish aud . -
eight years old had the appearance Of being ~
sfIff in al Of hiE legs Also about the I5Eh eae1
Of Juus last white Durham Cow, about sE years old.
having with her q red and white heller calf some six
months old win pay liberal reward for informs
tion of their Whereabouts
fef-dstvlvs r. W. LEAKE.
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W. Il. LAWSON.


Gun IOVYNl Ms November . l56l
E. J. PARK, Esq.-Dear Sir: have given YOU. new
system Of tanning thorough tria both with and with
ont bark, and feel great pleasure 10 saying that
found it to do ali that you claim for it.
The leather is excellent and equal to any ever saw
while the tanning done fifty per cent cheaper and in
one-;enth Of the time required by the old method 1
eheerfuly recommend your new process to the conf
dsnee Of the public and to every man who designs EN-
barking in the manufacture Of lea'her
Yours etc I W TTrgTTCu
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lII.lIITII7l JtltlIIU0I . Io0L-
E.e. PARK, Esq-Desr Sir: am a practical tanner
and have been following the business for ten years
have aways avaied myself Of every improvements and
new discovery in the art and without digressng into
explanatory remarks the claims of different pro-
essses or their scientific status in practical sense
deem yours the best system ever introduced
With or without bark it is great eeonouiissr, and
no article used which in any degree, possibly in
urs the 6ber shall feel much grathsd to see it uni
vsrsally adopted Yours, etc,
CHA& TURNER
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rEsoo F. H. Clark & Co.'S column,
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TsbaU bs very happy 20 ali my old customers and
| f-5eTds or any other men, who has cash, whose
s1ts ,hsr in the who ezais grocery commission
business shall be ready and able satisfetOriy
/ 91v1tv ID. JAMESON,
/ - i'm Ss Front Row
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WHOLES AIEi

co D0Z. Fine Black and DTab Hats
w 200 IA G.. d. Percussion Caps
SO cases Youths and ChJdrens Shoes
10 cases Mems superior Kip Shoes,
$50 pairs superior Gray Army Panialoons-all
Wool filing
1000 yds. Army jesns-sll Wool filing;
1000 yds. SUPERIOR houe made Flannel,
1900 yds Cotton Drillings
- pieces Ticking
$50 dozen Ink.
Heavy Kip BoOts--WOn-ens Kip Shoes,
Black Msrinos Canton Flannels
Gray Shirting Fianues,
Viewers Sieys a1d Shuttss, Wool Cards
Beached and Brown Sheetings and Shirtines
Zephyr WOrsteds Flax Threads
Black Sewing Silks
ESY9 To arrive 100 bags Cotton Yarns 10 900 ysrIs
English Calicoes and Jaeouets, 500 kegs Nails For
sale by JOHN L. TAYLOR x CO.
fe2 2w Corner Adams and Second streets.
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INOR the balance Of the year, a No. I Cook Washer
IL and Ironer, without incumbrsnce Inquire al
Franb Smith & Co.'S Bradley Block.
fe2lWs J. NJ HEATH
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RICHARD WILLIAMS.
LAWSON TASsERT, Tenn, December 2s, Is61.

LAWSON TANNERT, Tenn, December 2s, 1861.
E. J. PARK, Esq-sir; have been using your new
system Of tanning for neay three moutbs aad have
gwen it thorough tTial in tlnniug sole Leather calf
skin kip and harness leather and feel great pleasure
in stating that your nsw process is superior to any
method Of tanning within ny 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 than by the old method and
within the time claimed by you In other words tan
now with onehalf less work and 10 one-tsnth Of the
time usually employed I eheerfgIy recommend your
new system to public confidence
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CAkD TO A FiAHMVFH Sk0W BILL,
Can be executed on the premises at the shortest notice
PRINTING DONE IN
COsOFs, TSRlEs and Bronze,
In a slparor mannar-

Pamphlets, Bin Heads,
Drafts, Bills LadiuG.
Checks. Cards.
Bonds, Deeds
Etc. Etcss
Neatly snd promptly executed and satisfaction guar
snteed.
Our large assortment Of type is all entirely new and
Of the very latest style aud having been selected with
great care, with view 20 the wants Of this section Of
country We have hesitancy in declaring thst have
the best stock Of material collected together IN the
city Of Memphis
Our stock Of Stationery is complete, and consists Of
every variety Of Cards. Paper etc. from tbe most nf-
nor 60 the TIN s. yles manufactured We have also
superior assortment Of Inks Of every color and quality
0ur business.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DEE. EDmONDs.

HOmeOpatia and EEydFOpatIl.
Residence north side Of Bs street. second house west
Of the Medical College, Ofioe over 8 EsnsfsId d
Cos Drug store, hsia street. 0acs hours to AZ,
and to3PN nlra9 10
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Rice.

E0 TIERCEs fer sale to arrive) by
OU fe2 J. B. JENNINGS & co.
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CHAS TURNER.
MEMPHIS, December 9. 1901

MEMPHIS, December 3, 1861.
f. J. PARK, Esq.-Dear Sir: I have become aequaiut-
ed with your new system Of tanning and feel great
pleasure in stating that consider it decidedly the best
method Of tanning in
The leather Is soft elastic and perfectly tanned the
materials used cannot in any way njure the leather
and it is fifty per cent cheaper than the old method and
from twenty times quick. Il is simple sad s.
cient, and any person can nae it with suecess
Yours ETC. B, d. NABERS
i79QIm
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WHO HAS $450O CASH ?

nOUBTLEgs MANY II any fortunate 49,
y possessor Of the above nanled sum would sfsssi
ike 10 exchange Il for good home 10 South kSiiil
Memphis les him come TO rs and aceou--zs1A-
nodats him corner lot 60xl2O new two story frame
house with six rooms kitChsn servants stable
cisern holding six hunfrsd bsrres water good gh-
borhood uudisputed tite-sre some OF the eens
Tbs estsblistment cost s6500, and is worth it. Don't
come unless you have the money and want 10 trade.
GILBERT & CO.,
fe4 2t Second street, corner Madison
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WANTED no BUY

NEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE with two o
"A three acres Of ground attached, within tive thTo
miles Of the city Of Memphis
fs2dIw PASSMORE LIDE & MARSHALL
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MOIasses.

or BBLS choice Moasses
OOt us half bbls. choice do. Received per steam
Peytona and for sale by
GEO. c. BUCHANAN,
fe4 eS Front Row
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EOr COun1Y Trusfee.

WE are authorized TO announce J. A ROUSSEAU
w a candidate for the Office of Trustee of Shelby
county, Tenn Election March 4th 1862
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TESTIMONIALS.

Ofhce-in Jackson Block
No letter answered unless il contain one dime.
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FOR SALE,

A DESIRABLE HOME, two and one half 49,
"A miles southeast from the city, adjoining fIssl
Wash S Tayior's residence, containing eleven 3itil
and sx-teufhs acres A nice dwelling ana out--A41sA
honses I've acres in cultivation, the balance finely
bered. For terms apply 70 Wash Taylor or to
FRANK GRIN JR,
fs4 lws A. Shepherd noore's 3O3 Main ct.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Nails.
NOTICE.

NalASs
A SSORTED sizes arriving and FOR sale BY
"A ia2s B. JENNINGS & CO.
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Refined Sugars.

o. BBLs. No. > Powdered Sugar,
20 81 bbls No. ] Refined Received per steamer
RepabHe and for sale by GEO. C. BUCHANAN,
fe4 Agent St James SuFsr R -fnery.
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RE,ACK OATS, ETC.

on n BUSHELS BLACK OATS,
sDtBIJ 1000 assorted sized Flower Pots,
IS boxes Garden Seeds,
$4,000 assorted Papers Shaker Garden Seeds
CROP
100 lbs. BeeswdX
E-- calls bv T. g. CRAIG,
Wholesale and Retail Seedsmeh,
Corner Second and Union streetsi
- L. NemBhis Tenn
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TO HIRE. for the balance Of the year TWO NEGRO
i MEN, to drive drsys Good wages Wiz be pad. In
uuira Of W NJ DUNCAN,
fe4-3ts 6S Front Row, mp stars.
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S25 REWARD /!

INOR the delivery TO me At Memphis. Of my "a.
Il YELLOW BOY, named ANDERSON, about ~
fifteen years old sprigotly, open cOuntensnce,'
aad hss had rising on his left ankle Gaming hnAh
10 limp Ife43ts r. B. BROWN.
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SpeciaI Notice.

LOUISVILLE, November g, 1851.
MessTs. T. P. HUGHES, JAMES PAREHILL and W. W.
HIEKLE have retired from our firm.
The business viii be continued and settled by the
naming partners GARVIN, BELL & co.
Our resident partner in Memphis is SAMUEL GwYE.
Office % Front Row. noz7-dsw3m
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SEWING MACHINES :!

TWO Wheeler s Wilson's SEWING MACHINEs
L for sale at ORGILL BROTHERS 81 CO,
fe2-3t 13 Front Row.
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With great pleasure l commend 8r. Z. NJ. Vinson to
the patronage of my friends aud sscit for hms con-
tinuaon Of the kind support given to the late firm.
fe2 81 y. ID. ELLIOTT
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