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EOTTCE 10 ST0CKVOLDERS.

DY order Of President and Directors OF the hssis-
Il sippi and Tennessee Railroad Company the stock.
holders Of said Company will meet in general meeting
on SATURDAY 18th of Febrgary 1862, at fernando,
Mississippi for the purpose Of accepting or rejecting an
amendment to charter of said Company passed oy the
Legislature Of Mississippi and approved 2Vth Deeem-
Der, 1861 - t.t.
10 IN O. F. VANCE See'v
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SPECIlL 0RnRRS - a.

HpaS CENTRAL ARMY OF KENTUCKY
BOWLING GKEES, January I2.h. 1862
4 y Assistant Provost Marshal win travel on each
n and every passenger train passing between Bowl
ing Green Nashville and Ciarksvile It shall b. bs
duty before he leave Nashville OF CIsrksyilIs Ia
iemsnd and examine the passports Of ala the pssseu-
gers not officers or soldiers, and remove from The
cars az who t-i TO present proper passports.
IT, The same examination viii be repeated after the
Nashville traia has crossed he Crmbarland riyar arf.
any persons then found without proper passports bsf
os put OCt Of the the drst station OF iB e ~
grave suspicion he brought under arrest TO the P-ovost
Marshal Of this place
III No person vii be permit ted 70 enter the cars AZ
any way station tor Bowling Green Wilhoat passport
from q military officer.
". An officer Of the Guard or Assistant Provost
Marshai viii exaniLne at passports % the Depot II
Bowling Green, and the guards viii prevent any person
from entering car, except BY the door or door -
which such officer OK Provost is stationed
v. The Commanding officers Clarksvi'Is and R-a
selvle viii put guard on duty at the Railway Sta
tioDs and take n charge all passengers who ssvs ~
thoze stations and equire them 20 report 10 re
Provost MARSHAL OF bis Assistant az the DEPOT
VI Citizens arriving ~ Bowling Green 81 the : p.
viii Immediately report TO "a be registered by the
Provost NsTzEaL
VII No ferson VIII be peTiaitfsd e enter or lesva
Bowling Green on ffgight irr-ns.
VII These resaiati1us vii le posted ID in ths er
By ogder Of Eaj Gene a HhRDEE
W. D. PICKETT
ian A~GiencE0 cory Asst ID Clana-or
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MEssRs CLARK, GREGORY X CO.:-Gents purchased
two bottles Of your Ambrossl OIL which has given
tire satisfaction in c5lc, toothsehe and headache
Cyruston, Tenn. GEORGE STEWART
messrs. Clark, Gregory & Co., Nashville, Tenn
Gentlemen: It gives pleasure to tell you that your
Ambrosia Oil has given me great relief and may say
more ease than the use Of any other medicine
have used one bottle and one half of your Ambro.
sia Oil ana from the it has given me in my rhsu.
matte suffering would not be without the other bottle
and half for any price, provided could not get any
more. Respectfully, W. G. PURSLEY.
Ringgold, Ga, September 3Id, 1859
Sold at the manufacturers price by s. Mansfield &
Co., Memphis wholesale agents for Southwest and by
sll Memphis druggists. faSdavv9vv
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GENERAL ORDERS NO. 8.

HDQS. CENTRAL ARMY KENTUCKY,
BOWLING GREEN, January 25th, lS12
A Ii officers and soldiers belonging TO this Army,
"A row absent, without leave, will r'j0in their
spective commands without delay.
IL Commanding officers Of brigades and regiments,
will see 10 the strict execution Of this order aad report
promptly all cases where unnecessary delays occur
III All who fail TO report prOmptiy in compliance
with this order will be published in the newspapers
deserters and dealt with aecordS gly.
By order Of Major General HkRDEE
W. d PICKETT
ia29 avalsnche copy. Asst Adt General
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CHAs TURNER
MEMPHIS. December g. Ise

Z. J. PARK, Esq.-Dear Sir: I have become scQusint
ed with your system Of tanning, and feel great
pleasure in stating that consider il decidedly The best
method of tanning in use.
The leather is soft elastic and perfectly tanned the
materials used cannot in any way inure the leather
and it City per cent cheaper than tha old method and
from to twenty times quick It is simple and Ell
cient and any person can use ii with success.
Yours, etc, B. ID. kABERS.
In,
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). C. DAVIS
MEMPHIS, December 2. 1861.

:
E. J. PARK, Esq-Dear Sir: I practical tanner
and have been following the business for ten years.
have always syailed myself Of every Improvements aRd
discovery in the art and without DEPRESSING into
explanatory remarks the claims Of different pro
cesses, or their scientific status practical sense
deem yours the best system ever introduced.
With or without bark it is great eeonomissr and
no article used which, in any degree can possibly in
ure the fiber. shall feel much gratifed to see it uni
versally adopted Yours, ETC.,
CITAg TVTrpyuu
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CANDIDATES.
For Tax Collector.
For County TruStee,

ME are authorized to announce ISAAC B. MER-
w GER as q candidate for County Tax Collector, at
the ensuing March election ocIOtas
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CARD 10 / MAMMOTH 0W BILL,
Can be szsentsd On he premises st ttar.sa. no.lo.
PRINTING DONET
CG5O-s, EssEEs ard Sl-Ofsze,
FOR SAFE

TTHE ENTIRE MATERIAL Of our Office. con-
4 sisting Of the
Presses, y05 Type, SsasSs, Cab
tssefs, Gases, EgssEes, Bgds,
C'oSss posi- sSGss .ReseS
(Js'es5), ETC., etc.
Also, one No. MiteTiag Machine oueead Gutter,
large assortment Of Crs, etc. ali nearneF having
been used only about fifteen Or eighteemonths sRd
which we viii sell az prices hat viii ma Il 70 tie in
srest Of those IN need Of such material purchase Of
rs. Cal at the APPEAL Job Rooms.
Oc2IE WHIT8OE & BRO.
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J. W. JUSTICE.


NLI7HFFlI5- Uee'IlDaT > IeUI.
Z. J. PARK, Esq.-Dear Sir; 1 have been engaged in
tanning and manufacturing leather for fifteen years,
and may be considered to understand it practically as
well theoretically, and feel il but simple Justice to
state that your system Of tanning decidedly superior
to anything with which / am acquainted It saves at
least fifty per cent Of bark when is used ard equally
that in cost when no bark is EN- poyed, and tans IN
vastly shorter period than can possibly be done by the
old plan. The important feature of course is the
great economy in time and money and the facility Of
using bark or tanning withou; it. The system must
prove satisfactory to any purchaser.
Yours etc 7 OLDRTDGE
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TANNING.I
GREATEST DISCOTERY on THR AGE,
InEt the Thing fnr the Times

DEING the cheapest, speediest and most effective
- method Of TANNING ever in use.
By this process
Heavy Sole Leather is tanned in D to 30 days.
Upper Leather, Harness Leather, etc, in Is TO 20 days
Calf Skins Light Kip, etc, in three to Eve days.
Without bark, making excellent Leather, which, for
Strength, SOftneSS and Durability!
Is equal any made. Bark can be used if convenient
without interfering with the rapidity Of tanning No
oil of vtrio (sulphurie seid) muria;ic acid alum, sal
soda, or other acids slkales fsnnel are used
Samples Of the Leather sent 70 oEder
State, County ard Shop Rights for sale under Pate1i
granted by the Confederate States.
Best Of city references given.
Address, iucioziag one dime, T. J. PARK
Memphis, Tenn.
Odice-in Jackson Block
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sol REWARDL

d ANYWAY from the subscriber on the IlthaA
N January, a NEGRO MAN, named PRES 81
TON, about thirty-foUr years old, and weighs ~,
about one hundred aud eigh'y pounds, is wel-~@
spoken aud intelligent man, about i've feet line
inches high Hs wore a BLACK becrd AID mustache
and black ovsrcoat, with patches the elbow Of it,
The above reward Wi, be paid for his delivery to
or for his lodgm=nt in jail where l can get him.
fet2lw JAS GRAHAM.
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J. OLDRIDGE.


IIhUl IIlas.l Dtcempef > I60i-
E. J. PARK Esq Dear Sir: I have been tanning
with your system of tanning and have succeeded
admirably. perfectly satisfied that il viii do
all that you claim for it, and tan with or without bark,
in onetenth of the time usually employed By the old
process feel convinced that Is the cheapest quick
and best method Of tanning used and sim
pie that any person can tan with entire success
Yours, etc, J. @. DAVIS.
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At II HOLE SALE! (!

| IL i w IL U II IL ~ II IL ~ .
225 bales best rs OsnaburgS,
30 bales Heavy Drills and Ducks,
10 eases Wool Hats,
3 " GIIm OVersRlOeS,
Is Gents Boots,
8 " WOmen's StOut Shoes,
2E " ChiIdTen's Shoes,
6 " Youths Shoes,
so " Boys Shoes,
30 q" Mems Hip SbOes,
6 " Russet Shoes,
~ Umbrellas,
75 pieces TWeeds and CasSimeFes
so Jeans,
so Ticking,
% KeTSey,
20 MeFinOs,
100 " Plaid and Striped Do
EmeSfiCs,
20 GiRgh3ms,
10 Heavy SElirting Checks,
$50 CaIicOes,
so Hickory Shirtings,
30 dozen OVeraIIs,
I2 Heavy Wool Jackets,
500 pairs PanIaIOOuS,
SO Suits Gray Kerseys,
500 dozen Spool Cotton,
10000 dozen Cotton Yarns,
200 dozen Wool Socks,
70 " WOOL Hose,
so /" Gotten EEOse,
so q" Misses and Children's
Hose,
so gross Military Buttons,
goo lbs. Turkey Red Cotton,
SO lbs. Knitting Cotton,
30 lbs. Zephyr WOrsteds,
so lbs. Sewing Silks,
100 Bed Comforts,
Blankets, Quilts,
Brown ShiTtings and Sheelings,
BIeached - f."
Checked JacOnet and Swiss Mus.
IimS,
Table Cloths, Napkins and Tow
els,
Plaid and White Linseys,
Canton FlanneIs, Green Baize,
White and Red FIanneIs,
ShaWIS, Neck Comforts,
Black VeIvets, AIPaccaS,
Irish Linens,
UandkeFchiefs, CraYats, Gloves,
Ladies' and Gents GauntIets,
Heavy Buck and Seal {"
Grain Bags,
Wool Yarns. Carpet Warps,
Wrapping Irvine,
Flax Threads, Needles. Pins,
Table Cutlery, Scissors, etc.
We ofer the above and other desirable goods
to arrive, at WHOLESALE, FOR CASH.
u Country Socks Jeans, Linseys, etc, viii
be taken in exchange for goods.
JOHN L. TAYLOR & CO.,
Corner of Adams and Second streets.
jal4-ly
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FOR SALE!

TTTHE STEAMER JEFF. DAVIS" for cz-s
i Real Estate, Negroes or cash For slszzzSsssi
further particulars apply TO ga
FLOUEEOY s CRAWFORD.
fe5-lm No. IL Front Row.
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s0I REWARRt :

ID ANYWAY from DR.. ". B. Washington In o.,
III 4 dian Bay, Ark a BLACK BOY, heavy built ~
with all except one finger on hand cut of -
making elu5 hsud and has high and sinRul l-ly A
shaped forehesd De is supposed to be in or shout
Menphis ] viii give twenty-five dollars for the dey-
cry Of him at No. Il Front Row
fai5 n J. L VERSER.
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PLOWS, HOES.

HtHAINS, Hames, Grindstones, Stoves Tiuware,
~ Queensware, Cutlery, Hardware, Carpenters Tools
Wool and Cotton Cards, Wool Hats, Shoes Calicoes,
Sugar, MOiasses, Rice, etc, in exchange for Corn,
Wheat, Flour, Potatoes, Beef Pork Lard Butter,
Egg Peas, etc Orders and consignments solicited.
We will receive, buy and SELL store al kinds Of Pro
duce' Two thousand Apple Trees for sale at SIS per
hundred. MILLER g. TOBIN,
feg 32S Main street
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership between John Shelby and George
i W. Bruce in the Grocery snd Commission business
under the firm name Of JOHN SHELBY 6S co. was
dissolved by the death Of said Shelby the 18Th DAY
Of December last. 1861 The undersigned, surviving
partner is alone authorized settle the business Of the
late partnership and collect its debts.
GEO. W BRUCE
fe22mt Surviving partner of John Shelby Co.
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NOTICE

Memphis, Z
February 18th, 1862
ME, the undersigned Bankers Of the ely Of Mem
w phs, in pursuance 0f The proclamation of the
Mayor, do hereby give notice that and after Thurs
day, the 10th instant the Banks and Banking Houses
of this city, viii be closed o'clock P instead OF
3 o'clock as heretofore. +. W. SMITH,
Cashier Branch Union Bank Of Tennessee.
ID. A SHEPHERD.
Cashier Branch Planters Bank Of Tennessee.
G. II. HALE,
Cashier Branch Bauk Of Tennessee.
BEN MAY,
Cashier Bank of West Tennessee.
W. @ MCCLURE,
Cashier Bank Of Memphis.
JESSE W PAGE, JE-,
Cashier Commercial Bank of Tenne see.
L. N. AVERY,
Cashier Gsyoso Savings Institution.
d. B. MOLLOY.
President Memphis Life znd General I1s. Co.
l. KIRKLAND.
President Jackson Insurance Company.
BEN RICHMOND,
Cashier Chattanooga Savings Institution.
IL LAIRD,
feI4lw President DeSoto Savings Tn.ttu,icu.
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SPECIAL ORDER.

CAMP HENDERSON, NEAR JACKSON, TENN 4
February l0sh, 1862
4 LII officers and privatss belonging 10 companies
"a and regiments stationed n Tennessee River Bridge,
Fort Heiman, mouth OF Sandy and Fort Henry, who
are not with their regiments, ordered TO report in
person forthwith at Camp Henderson, eighteen miles
south Of Jackson the Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
By order of Major-GeneraI POLK.
JOHN CHESTER,
fel3 Iw lieut. Colonel Commanding Post.
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SnecEaE Notice.

LOUISVILLE, November 9, 1861.
Messrs. 7. P. HUGHES JAMES PARKHILL and W. ".
HINKLE have retired from our firm.
The business will be continued and settled by the
naming partners GARVIN, BELL & co.
Our resident partner in Memphis is SAMUEL GwYN
Office 81 Front Row no27-daw3ua
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NkyE are authorized to announce GEO. R powell
" as candidate for rejection to the Office of Tax
Collector Of Shelby county the ensuing March cleo
ton
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NOTICE!
FOR SALE!

FTIwO ENGINES-2O inch cylinder and five feet
stroke
TWO BOILERS-26 feet in length and a inches IN
diameter.
ONE DOCTOR-eapsble Of supplying the above Ed
gines. Apply 70
Q. G. RICHARDSON, or to
s1esav On o. INBY & ROBINSON
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yTTE are authorized to announce JAMEs E. FELTS
w as candidate for reelection to the Office of Sher
itf Of Shelby county. Election the first Saturday
in March, 1862 js}l.tdss
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99aiIg Appeal.
WANTED!
sic REWARD.

7 OST or stolen from my holster, in Columbus. KY,
A 4 saout the middle Of January, huted cylinder
COLTS REPEATER Navy size, No 1922. viii pay
the above reward for its deyery either Columbus or
Camp DeShea, so that can get il. -
GEO ". NELSON,
Memphis Light Dragons
Camp Deshea February 3rd Is62 fel6@'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. EDmONDs,
HnnaeonnfI, nu

AoEneOpath and HydrOpatil.
Residence north side Of Besl street second house west
Of the Medical College. Office over 8, Mansfield &
Co.'S Drug Store Main street. Of3ce hours to A H.
and 3 70 Pm -,rlaIv
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LOST,
ron SALE CHEAP, FOR CASH,

0NE HUNDRED OvERCOATS, suitable for the
~ Army dealers
A. A SMITHWICK & CO,
Main street,
Over Hat Store between Madison and Court streets,
edp f-l6 1t
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NEGROES FOR SALEI

TWO LIKELY NEGRO MEN are offered for sale
Il privately. Apply Il
SAMUEL P WALKER, or
JOHN A. NO0E,
Z. o
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R-sse F H. Clark q Co.'s column

E5-sse F H. Clark d Co.'s column
EF-See advertisement Of Ward q MoCleland, whole
sale and retail Druggists 175 sad III Man strset oPpo-
site WORKMAN House SEQ
E51Ths attention of the readers of the APPEAL is
directed to the advertisement Of G. ". JONES CO.,
Wholesale Druggists No - Main street. spl3-Iy
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NOTECE.

BANK or WEST FBNNESSEE
NE1f' HIs. January 31st, 1874 Z
VHE anrual election for twelve Directors in this
/ Bank for the snsuing year VIII be held ct he
Banking House On MONDAY. March Ord, proxms BE-
tween 10 o clock A. n. and ? P. 81
ia1I-td BEN MAY Cashls-
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CHEROKEE CURE

An unfailins cure for Seminal Weakness Nocturnal
Emissions, Impoteney, Loss Of Power, Pains In the
Back, Stone in the Bladder, Obstrueted and Difficult
Menstruat5n and al diseases caused by devstrg from
the path Of nature, and indulgng in Self Pollution
By the of this Cure all improper discharges are re-
moved the weakened organs Of generation speedily
cured and full vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage should reject
that sound mind and body necessary to promote
connubisl happiness
In the Cherokee Cure the poor debltsted worn down
and desparns devotes Of sensual plsasars will hnd re-
lief.
1t ia safe and pleasant in taste cut immediate in It's
action; containing mineral poison but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts the form Of delicious
syrup.
Price s. per bottle three bottles for S. E1d for
werdsd BY express to all parts of the world
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER & EERWIE, Proprlstors.
Sole ProprstoTs, 65 Jefferson street. near post Office
general dealers in all popular family medicines, Mem
phis- Tenn.
Egy-Soid in Memphis BY ell responsible drpszists.
mr2S -ctWswlv IA
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TaIIOW Candles.

VETE have resumed making TAfILOW CANDLES,
w which burn long Star candles, at only one
half The cost Also, Caudlewick best article. Every
body knows, of course, that always have SOAP, of
all kinds J. P. PRESCOTT CO.,
fel53t As Jefferson street.
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RIO COFFEE. ETC.

S0O LBS. RIO COFFEE superior;
OOO 100 half bbs n. c. FANNY Roe Herrings,
. bbls N G. Shed,
800 los Sole Leather,
500 lbs. Live Geese Feathers,
30 half boxes Fine Virginia Tobacco
10 bales Heavy Plantation Osnaburgs,
bales Light do do.
Spinning Wheels Cards Wool Yarn, Cotton Yarn
Knitting Yarn, Carpet Warp, Turkey Red Cotton
Winding Blades, (Clock Reels to arrive Batting Calico
for Comforts, Weaver Sleys, Shuttles, etc
- We continue to buy Socks, Jeans, Linseys
Woo, etc. TAYLOR & MCEWEH,
fe42W lS4 Main street.
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SHOESl

SHOhSI
Lsiies' Fine Heeled KID Buskins,
q Thick Sole q"
Fine Congress Caters
A" Side Laced "
4" Plain Kid slippers,
Heeled q"
Fine Morocco Boots,
Kid
Peegsd Calf d"
Glove KID Caters,
" Glove and Lasting Buskns
Chldren's Morocco Boots,
Hseled Kid Boots,
Ankle Ties small
Fancy ccl0red Boots,
esged Calf
Copper Toe Boots
Misses Kid ana Morocco Boots,s
q Pegged Calf
Grain "
Congress Caters
Boys and Youths KIP and Calf Shoes.
Grain
Calf Ozfords,
Gents Fine Calf oz,o5ss lords. and Caters,
Stout KIP Army Shoes
Brogsns Mud Boots Russets ETC.
House Servants aut Cooks Shoes.
We have this day received large additional supply
Of Roots and Shoes as above. A good q sOrtment OF
Ladies' fne Caters and Booees, AID Childrens small
szss 40 M 1eh 10 demand will be fund in the stock.
- Parties At a distance sending orders viii have
''-' TAYLOR * MCEWEN
fel5 I'm lSl Main street
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Lanterns !!

TINOR Railroad and Steamboat Clerks, Or sny other
feI5sa ! p. PRESCOTT s 20
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". H. LAWSON.

uUN IUWNl HIl3l. NOVemDer . It0I-
E. J. PARK, Esq-Dear Sir; I have given your new
system of tanning thorough trial both with and with
out bark, and feel great pleasure in saying that
found it to do all that you claim for it.
The leather Is excellent snd equal to any ever saw
while the tanning done fifty per cent cheaper and in
onetenth of the time required by the old method.
cheerfully recommend your process to the conf
dence of the public and every man who designs en-
barking in the manufacture Of leather
Yours, etc J. w JUSTICE
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HICKORY GROVE, KY January 7ta, 1892.
E. j. PARK Esq: 1 have given your new discovery
thorough, and glad to say very successful trial
on light STOCK without and with bark; also on heavy
sole leather with bark and it has more than met ny e
Pectations. The sole leather was completely tanned in
thiry6vs days and the kip which was heavy in eight
days. and desire to say and embrace the opportustv
to do So in justice you that the system is clearly
founded on scientific principles that the preparation
Of the hide for rapid tanning really strengthens the
f5er and is most decidedly conducive to the production
Of excellent leather.
am familiar with almost every new process, and
have used several but regard yours infinitely superior
in every respect to any with which am acquainted
Yours, etc, PHILIP BOUGHNER
COLES CORNERS, Tenn, January 18th, Is62
E. ,. 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 woald not
answer the purpose. pleased to find taat you de-
nouneed the hot in tanning Ihave used bark ex
elusively, and have tanned as good sole leather a.
ever sold in thirty days, by your process, with
great deal less labor and with nearly one half less bark
After get my hides haired and free Of lime. and put
them in your FIRST mixture and then put the oozs On
can accomplish more in day in tanning than could
before in a month. doa't want any better system
than yours it win perform s and more than you claim
for it. The kip which tan in ten days used to
work hard to get out in five months 1 am pleased
with it, and believe it will save bark enough and labor
enough to pay for itself in six months.
Yours, etc, J. Y BRYCE.
PETOSA, Ark, December 26, 1861
Z. J. PARK, Esq--Sr: Your new systsm Of tanning
has been thoroughly tested in my tsnnery have tried
it with and without bark, and feel great qualification
in saying that for rapid tanning, excellence Of leather
and eheapnsss it is beyond all comparison the best
method ever in use.
It is simple and easily managed by the most inexperi
enced hands No fail to make the best leather
II be follows your directions It is enough for me TO
say that perfectly satisfied, and even delighted
with your new process It must prove highly satisfae
tory to every one. Yours etc
u LII. LII - ..---
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WANTED.

WET NURSE is wanted Apply st
"A X g. CLARKES
fel6 b. Corner Elliott and Csusev streets
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NOTICE TO COTTON MERCHANTS
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE /!

ATHEREAS, letters of administration on the estate
w of Alexander Robinson deed, were granted to
the undersigned at the February term, 1862, of the
County Court of Shelby county, Tenn all persons
having claims against the estate hereby notified
present the same properly probaed, within the time
allowed by law, or they wi be forever barred and all
persons indebted to said estate will please come for
ward and make immediate payment.
fe7lms JESSE MOOR" Admir-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-18

RICHARD WILLIAMS.
LAwsoNs TANvERY, Tenn. .DecerDbsr o. 1851

LAWSON IANNERYl Tenn, December q, la6l.
E J. PARK, Esq.-Sr: Ihave been using your new
system of tanning for nearly three months and have
given it thorough Trial in tanning sole leather calf
skin, kip and harness leather and feel great pleasure
in stating that your process is Superior TO any
method of tanning within nay knowlsdgs.
The leather is equal to any ever made, and have
followed the business for twenty years and can make
it ffy per cent cheaper than by the old method, and
within the time claimed by you. In other words tan
with one-half less work and in ono-tenth Of the
time usually employed I cheerfully recommend your
new system TO public confidence