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COMMERCIAL.
BA1Lf G1TK CRY 0yyIox, ,
kkOK-R LnIr liz go

Dairy G1TK Cry oyyrox
KEoKrK, July i6, GO.
fLouR-superanes 81 SO; sprin whe ate xtrs 81 s7t
Fstf" hestErtrs ~ Is
BRAN ANDshoRTs-soto4 oe y 100 ~.
CoRN-i7 to Ice bush
sARLEY-ase
"HkAf-in good demand. Fall 7ata7s, sp,,ntso
to Ste.
RYE-25c dull
OATS-ir 10 zoe.
PoTAToEs-New 60 TO soe
sooAh- New Orleans fair saSeIe, prime ION
lot clarified iNa III: crushed and loaf ,,a4a
hoLAsSEs-Psntatio i5dp5o; sugarhouse sso3so.
Golden Syrup ,osg t5o--very scarce.
coFFEE-Rinee. a23ae, Java seta3o: Lsyu,rsa.aoc
RfCE-9o.
SoAP--Paim &c. Family 51sc German fcia.) TX
27tc.
cANDLEs--star 40 IS, stearine H. Mouldlo
LARD to 6Ic; retail 6 TO &c,
BoTTkk--Common dQe7c, Choic 10, retaiil2 k6l5!
Observation-Disclosures Hams iia2;Clear
SIDES =, slaes3 10 D. Sugar Cured Hams, 7asc.
LEAfhER-seieai9as Hsrnesss7G3o.
htoEs-Dry Toto i2e, grubby han price green
4io al green sheep peita Ioeasl 81 green hog skins
I5c.
HAy-Timoshy, sc cog 90, bated ~ ooasu
Prairie - zoe 90.
sKEDs-Timothy u 90; Flax Seed 500
oElONs--s5a4oc.
EGGS-~sa dc.
WITH BEANs--In good demand, soc1slas.
FEATHERS-2543
FRUIT Dried apples III o93sl esp bushsi.-
Dried Peaches o. ESQ - SO. Raisins ~ 0Oa IS 90,
CHREsE-W estern Reserve DC; Denmak 7@s
BEEF CATTLE-29atc gross.
sHEEP-ss ooaa75 y head.
SALT A. - so y sack; Kanawha "a 90 p bar
rel: Lirerroolsl ao9se 90 y sack; Lake o. so 10
90. Very scarce.
FIsh-Aackereis No, sI6sa 10 y Dbl. No Q Ga
@SiG, No3 oS43le. White Fish, MOL 81 COCA SO
' half Dbl. Cod Fish5Gs h.
RAGs--Woolen . Cot.onee.
oLDIRoN-h@xcs Brass 60 Sc Sa. Cop.
per Io61a4cp 4.
ExcnAsaE-on New York y per cent, hantable
funds; Philadelphia Raston. Chicago ard eireia-
natl u per cent Gold per cent. buying selling
IL per cent.
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Inv rELEaRarH.I

New York, July lS
Flour--Narket 5s1oc better; ~ 6oGe4 IS for Super
State; S5 06S5 90 for Extra State ~ COG o. s. for
Super Western; IS 05a s5 60 for Common to Medium
UNI Extru Western; Is 2oa IS rs for Common 10 good
sh pptf,g brands Extra r III. o.
Wheat--Msrket fully 1c b CHER. with good export de-
m9nd d; 81 os4l 10 for Chicago SPRING 81 lcsl ID!
for Nil. Club 81 l4aal Is for Amber Iowa; 81 eeD
25h for Winter Red Western; VI a6ai &C Tor Am.
Der Michigan, u asal &c for White do.
oorn-Market shade nrmers b3,saA for Mixed
Western, old.
Whisky-Drooping. 3l4slsc.
Groceries--In good demand; sales sIo hhds Cub =.
Sugar at sast
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Memphis, July IL, via Cairo July II.
The Golden Era arrived from ST.
Charles this morning. She brought up
several sick and wounded Indiana soldiers
and a number ofprisoners and refugees
from White River. On Sunday July 9th
Col. Spisley with LEI men from the 8sth
and eth Regiments, attacked about 400
rebels at Grand Prairie near Aberdeen.
Alter sharp engagement the rebels broke
and fed in great disorder, with loss Of
81 killed and wounded and 8 prisoners,
among the latter is Lieut.. Col. Syiyey.
We lost ! man killed and S wounded, q
Of them MORALLY. The rebels are sop
posed TO have taken refugee at Duvsla
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EhG The exhibition Of Taklcaux last
evening ut the A,lcnnum attracted a
l.r5e aud apprecistive assemblage, and
gaye great satisfaction for the variety and
beauty Of the scenes represented. The
pieces were all happily conceived and
sklllfully executed We understand tt G
performance viii be repeated this evening
with nearly an entire change of pro-
gramme.
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CHURCH hroyExExT.-We observe
with pleasure that the Episcopal Church,
On Fourth street, has undergone repairs
and received very considerable improve
ments. The ceiling Of the old, or main
part was removed and new plastering put
on in It's place nicely colored. The chancel
has been enlarged, the windows rspaint-
ed and various other improvements made
in the interior of the church, while the
outside has received fresh coat or two
OF paint Of rich brown color. The rem
ovation is complete, so that the bntliing
presents very attractive appe rance
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HOUSE lsoBsrgY. The residence OF
Mr. N. v Leslie was. entered on Wednes-
day night, and robbed of some fifty dol.
lars.
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PEksoNAL.--Hon. w. II. F. Gurley,
Q. S. District Attorney for Iowa, has
been spending two or three days in keo-
kuk, on official business.
Ira M. Clifford Of Davenport, one Of
the Governors staff appointed to act in
concert with Mrs. Whitenmeyer in look
ing after our sick and wounded soldiers,
stopped at the Deming House llst even
ing, on his way to Corinth.
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To THE NERVOUS OF Born SxxEs-

eatlergymsn having been TO health IN
lew days, after many years Of great surer.bx i.
Wiling 10 Assist Others by sending (tree j an reerint
" t~s-pain directed envelope, COPY oil the pre-
script ION sscd. Direct - the REy JOHN n nae
NALL iso Fulton street BrookIyu, n y.
le izdA VAN
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July IL. w. ID. bennington, 18th
Wisconsin, Co. Ii, of chronic diarrhea
July II, Jacob Nofsker, Co. C, AID
H., of chronic diarrhea and chronic hepa-
tits.
July II, Chas. w. Riley. Co. B, SD
H., chronic diarrhGa
July IL, Jerry Sullivan, Co. X, l4th
Michigan, chronic diarrh1a.
July IL, Jarret Reams, Co. Fl, 10th
HI HI, PIT isis puitfnofaiiiis.
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DONATIONS TO nusrsTa...

July l1:h -From Washington, Iowa,
10 cans and jars FRAT, lot clothing.
lot dried fruit, pail honey.
From ladies of Hamilton, H., shirts,
socks, drawers, pants, coats and maya
zines.
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THE GATE CITY.
FRIDAY, JULY 18.

SEE THE HX."-We will hereafter
mark an x on papers to indicate that the
time of subscription is nearly or quite ex-
pired and when subscribers wish to con-
tinue they will remit Immediately.
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ET The packet Jennie Whipple leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival Of the train from Keokuk.
ie24-dtf
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Washington. July 16.

"ash'hs'ou, jury ~.
The bill which has passed both houses,
which removes objection to the confiscation
bill.
Resolved, by the Senate and House Of
Representatives, DC, that the provision
of the third clause of the fifth section of
the act to suppress insurrection, to pun
ish treason and rebellion, 10 seize and con-
fscate the property of rebels, and other
purposes, shall be SO construed Is not to
apply to any acts done priGr TO the pass
age thereof, nor to include any member of
a State Legislature or q Judge Of Court
who has not accepted or entered upon the
duties of his Office, taken an oath to sup
port, the Constitution of the so-called
Confederate States of America: nor shall
any document or proceedings under said
act be so Construed as to work forfeiture
Of the real estate of the offender beyond
his natural life.
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Washington. July 16.

washington, July TO.
Samuel f. Miller, of Iowa, was tonight
confirmed by the Senate as Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted States.
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biai1s, crossing the Memphis and Little
kock Rallroad, where they have thrown
up a strong fertilization, which is CARR.
soned by about 1900 men.
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HARPERs AND Cooley RoR ArGusr
Harpers Magazine and Godey's Lady
Book for August, just received at Low
rvs Literary Depot on Second Street.
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.sss-The letter from our Washington
Correspondent is full of interest. and
abounds in important matter.
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BOOKS,

Received tbs dsy at the CITY Book Store:
ArtcHius " ard-iIis BOX,
NAldcp-TbottAg,
North America, hy Troilope
Les Miserable By Victor fiuxo;
Altar nj Home-Bew edition,
Agnes Of Sorrento:
The Pear OF Oris Island;
bea'fies ~ DeQninccy;
Prayers by Theodore Parker.
sSnE Birds--How to keep tisna
In Door ffaRts--tlow 10 grow factn;
Flowers and how TO ARRANGE tftn IA,
ty3-d w onnpx
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stock Mark CT.

New York, July &c
Stocks Higher, but not aetiye;..sinee the board th
market is heavy,
honey-546 per cent. call.
Sterling Exchange Better; I39 for best Bankers
Biits
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DSSee first page for splendid edito
ial from the pen of Vim. G. BRYANT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RELIaIous NoTIcE.-Rev. DIR. Wal
lace, President OF Monmouth College, Monmouth, Ii-
os, win preach next Sabbath evening in the west-
minister Chapel at the usual hour At the request of
his hearers, he will repeat discourse on Christian
Educai.on preached some weeks ago In the Hall OF the
United Presbyterian Church. The Christian public
are respectfully invited to attend
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Raising Troops i'm Nisconsin.
hIilWaul ee. July II

The Governor has divided the State
into FIVE Military Districts, each one to
raise Regiment. The lst District EN-
braces the counties of Racine, Kenostia
Waudesha. Walworth. Jefferson, Rock
and Green; end, Milwaukee, Ozanka,
Washington, Sheboggan, Dodge and JEFF
ferson; srd, Dane, Columbia, Sauke,
Musquetts, Wsushara, Iowa and Lafa-
yette; 4th, Fon Dulac, Winnebago, Calu-
met, Manitowoc. Kewannee, Doar,
Brown, outaganic, Oconto, Waupaca,
shawaraw, Poitage, Wood and Marathan !;
9th, Grant, Crawford, Richland, Vernon,
juneau, Adams, La Crosse and the coun-
ties to the north not already mentioned.
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SAbout Sl,ip,-

Our contemporary is taking advantage
OF Clagett's absence to swing his craft
Constitution around into the current of
the rising popular sentiment, which de
mands the admission of negroes within our
lines, and their employment By our armies.
1t would be good time for him to put
his bark about and right her upon the
confscation question, also for that is be-
coming quite as popular, and as impera-
lively demanded by the people as the en-
ployment of negroes.
1t don matter at all that our cotcm-
porary has been sailing so laboriously on
the other tack, and has perpetrated SO
many lengthy editorials against the con-
stitulionallty of con6scation, the times
demand change; and the people are SO
accustomed to the frequent and facilc
changes of our cotemporary, that they
have come to regard u monthly change Of
position and policy as moderate for him.
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The Rev Judge ON the supreme
Bench.

nCmCA.
Samuel F. Miller Of our city recently
appointed Justice of the Supreme Court
Of the United States, is eminently fitted
forth high position. Born in Kentucky,
not to wealth and position but in
sphere which gave ample scope and
prompting to his superior natural abilities,
he has worthiIy won the high distinction
which the President has conferred upon
him.
The state of society and the dominance
Of the peculiar institution in Kentucky
led him to seek home in q free State,
and in pursuance of tina. purpose he mov-
ed to Keokuk in 1850. when he entered
at once upon successful practice, which
has beeen steadily increasing and extend
ing till at the present time he has proba-
bly, more extensive practice than any
other Lawyer in Iowa.
Mr.. Miller has been distinguished for
his mental energy and power, for his capa-
city for business and for intense and pro-
tracted labor in the pursuits Of his pro-
fession, and for strong practical com.
mon sense and clear legal comprehension
These qualities have given him power,
influence and success in business, and
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IA elegant pho'osraph likeness Of the General Call
hhd srt ~ Also another stock OF Photograph Aib1lss
~ iafAss MOROCCO, Just rereised II the Guy Book
stre. l. W uGilrN
!y3-d
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A hNOLD'S WHITING FLUID,
Received thts day, czsk OF ArpoIdis writing
Fisid, which guarantee To be genuine.
k- W WksCoTT
Did Aau-st ed door frum 4th
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fNIANNANhLTo,
ie27-d xEIioGG Il grRGR.
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UsT RECEIVED.

IS AHls W bite ftsa. Trout, Of f7 and
for sale low, by SAMUEL POLLOK
mAyS-d lis Main 81:
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DOCKET, CHESS AND BACKGAM-
MON BOARDS,
Jus. rec ed al
BRoWAELL's BOOK sroHr,
MAYI1-d Cor. 4th nd Main.
smoked uEKKIAG.
80 baxes new, for sale by
le2l KELLOGG q RiRGE.
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QUINCY FLOUR, Eagle Mills.
NJ Rye Flour, Graham Flour. For sale by
nuvil.d SAA'L POLLOCK
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CHEEsOKEE CuREt

An nufaiiing cure for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions impetency, Loss Of Power, Pains in the
Back, Stone in the Bladder, Obstructed and Difficult
Nanstruaton, and all diseases caused by devating from
the path Of nltura and iuduging in Self Pollution
By tue Of this Care al improper discharges are re
moved the weakened organs Of generation are speedily
cured, and fall yigos restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reject
that sound mind and body are necessary to promote
conaubisl happiness.
Ia the Cherokee Cure the poor debitatsd worn down
and despang dsvotes OF sensual pleasure viii And re-
lief
It Is safe aud pleasant in taste but immediate in It's
action containing mineral poison, but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts in the form of delicious
syrup.
Price g per bottle three bottles for s., and for
waried by express to all parts Of the world
Sold By al respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN, Proprletors.
Sole Propretors IS Jefferson street. near post Office
general dealers in ali popular family medicines Mem
phis, Tenn,
EF-Sold in asuphia by al responsible druggists
mr26-dtWswIy
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FOR RENE,

wO thr e stony BRICK DWELLING seFees
! HOUSES, on Poplar street between sain E4;;;
and s. conf s.r-ets on the south side 70 good 5iiI
ei'' 4 STREET,
=,oov Navy Yard
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO the Public.

MEssRs. CLARK, GREGORY Co Ihave been afflicted
with the teter ry feet for number Of years and
have used four bottles Of your Ambros'a OIL whiel
have effected cure. cheeIfuly recommend it 20 al
persons afflicted with letter
We Uelpsetgu ly, ". B. GRUBBS.
Nashville October 9th, 1889
Me5srs. CLARK, GREGORY & Co, Nashville Tenn 2
Gents Gnd there is great demand for your Ambre
sal Oh It is said to be irst-rate article for rheuma
tism. Iregret that did not take an agency when 20
were here. As the demand is very great, 1 hope you
will send it to me, as it will be of mutual benefit t
each Of us. Yours, respectfully.
L. S. HARDY, Druggist
Bolivar Tenn, Janusgy 10TH 1860.
Sold at the msrufaeture-s price by S slansaeld
Co. Memphis, wholesale agents for Southwest, and b.,
all Memphis druggists. ials dav2w
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ge.Alv Congress.

can BOXES FIRST quality Sosp 10 arrive For sal
4egUt bv So CHAs S. SHARP
sfaI7 III Main street
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Cgsse p i. Clark 4 Co.'S column
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TO THE AFFLICTEnl

DR. THOS. Il. SCARBOROUGH having located in
! J Memphis will cOntine himself principal to Ve-
1eral diseases. Syphilis especially, be cured per-
msnentIy without the use # mersury. 50 certain
81 sucea, in all cases that come under ny treatment
fl,at viii rav the expenses in every cured
when govern by my directors Having long expe
renee as D actitoner Of medicine il the diseases Of
the South viii attend to Al the practice offered in ne
Of Jefferson street la53m
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no SHIPPERS /!
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Co.,


MEMPHIS, January !, 1862
rTIHIs Road has not he'd any THROUGH AGENT to
receive freight, for the past mo- th and persons
eon'inuiog ship to he Agent of this company are
notified as hey have been heretofore that viii
receive It, except through merchant or agert at the
Depot of the Company, and then only we have ears
to transport it. w. ]. ROSS
iae2v General Superintendent
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PLANTATION FOR sALE

IN consequences Of III health, will sell my PLANTA
4 TloN, near Australia Laad ng. IN Bolivar unity
Mississippi, together with choice ot of stock Cattle
and Hogs, Mules, Farming Utensils, Corn Fodier
House and Kitchen Furniture upon such terms and
price fail 20 sgit any one wishing to invest in
the Mississippi Bottom.
For particulars inquire Of A. n BOYD, Memphis
Tenn, or to myself, on the place.
Ii l DO NOT find a purchaser VIII give gocd man
with eight hsnds, who VIII take oh 4rga Of my
place in person, good opportunity IN euliivating my
place on shares. J. II MEHAFFEY,
lai6 lw' Australia Miss
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MEMPHIS CONFERENCE
FEMALE INSTITUTE!
Tfllasessfe.

.Eacks0 0R,--.-...-.-,-. TeRsseSsee.
THE SPRING SESSION viii o9en Jsnu:ry esih,
L 1862 Cotton at 10 cents, and Pr0vi ions, viii be
taken In payment of charges The Boa ding Depart
nlaut will tia be ulder The cha g. of Mrs. Jones
Board SEQ per month.
For tuitio, the usual prees and to beginners in
sic daily lessons viii be given.
For further articuars apply y
AMOS w. JONES,
ia3 tw tl President.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVING AGAIN LEASED
The Worsham House, 81

Ws pre- eu ourselves t. the travelling public a. eani.
da Ter sheir patron age and hope by strict attention
to our duties TO merit The Improvements that vi
be made, wit ada much to IT'S comfort 8nd make it
comp "a orally with sny houss in the West Jts "a
Bile viii b. Supplied with the best in the Soufhern IT,
ederacy. We will suffer Lone OF The fUmer psesi x.
# the mouse 70 be LOST bu will sHdeagor TO Improve 1.
~ every department.
kAMBAUT j. cox. Prop ieiofs.
Corner Main and Adams sireais
de26Im Memphis, Tennessee.
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= i mCLANAHAN & PILL.
WANTED,
WANTED.
SUNDRIES.

. 00a LBS superfse shoe Thr ad
as=2sstJ 400 No Avery Row Points,
Is frass Round Leg Roller Buekies Just Re
oeived and for sale by - 80,
jsl7-3t McCO HE,s a ~
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FLOWS AND COTTON TIES !!

VKTE will keep on hand ard Tor sale
w The LaGrsngs Piowi
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salurdaE. I5Lh oE FsbraarN Is6I!
C0VIlGT0y FEHiLE SEMINARY
60 - sEssIoN

THE NEXT SESSION
- INSTITUTIONS viii open on TUESDAY,
~ feefyass rms 10 sfason's Deros on be Memphis
and oaie @ = - sbe higher Mathematics Ancient
tnitleh, - si5 with oia dollar for incitri.tals
Frencn. Siei JAMES HOL sfS
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NOFTCE

TIS is 20 forbid all per-ons from traing for or Pur
4 chasing certain NOTES, made payable to me o
bearer by Messrs- ketchum & Gallo they helC
by Clark benson, without consideration.
jsl62ts A J 6OLLEDAY
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1000 Doucl, HAS.
GAPS

On hand and ready for delivery consisting Of differ
eolors, suitable for Army purpose.
FRANCISCO a NIGGE
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1T WHOLRSALE!

995 bales BesI 5-s BsnabuFgs,
10 bales Heavy Drills and Ducks,
10 eases Wool Hats,
3 Gum OvershOes,
rs Gents Boots,
8 SVOmen's Stout shoes,
2I ChiIdren's ShOes,
6 Youths shoes,
so Boys Shoes,
20 Mems Hip shoes,
6 Russet shoes,
II Umbrellas,
IS pieces Tweeds and CassimereS
SO Jeans,
SO Ticking,
95 Kersey,
20 1EerInOS,
100 Plaid and striped Do
InesticS,
30 GingIiams,
10 Heavy Shirting Checks.
I5O CalicOes,
so Hickory SiIirtingS,
20 dozen OveraIEs,
I2 Heavy Wool Jackets,
500 pairs PantaIOOns,
so Suits Gray Kerseys,
500 dozen Spool Cotton.
10000 dozen Cotton Yarns,
goo dozen Wool Socks,
20 - Wool Hose,
so +" Cotton Hose,
so 81 Misses and CIliIdEen's
Hose,
so grcSs Military Buttons,
200 lbs Turkey Red Cotton,
so lbs. Knitting Cotton,
so lbs. zephyr NVOrsteds,
80 lbs. Sewing Silks,
IOO Bed Comforts,
Blankets, EEitts,
Brown Shirlings and SIieetings'
EIeacAcd q
Checked JacOnet and Swiss Mus
Tins,
Table CEotiis, Napkins and Tow
els,
Plaid and White Linseys,
Cnntou FIaHaneIs. Green BaiZc.
white and He'd FIanDeIs,
ShaNIs. Neck Comforts,
Black VeIvets, AIpaccas,
Irish linens,
CRaVats, Gloves
Ladies' and Gents GaHntlefs,
Heavy Buck and seal =
Grain Bags,
Wool Yarns, Carpet NFarPs,
Wrapping TVine,
Flax Threads, Needles, Pins
Table cutlery, Scissors, etc.
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OUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT 4!

We are now prepared to manufacture our
goods with dispatch, as our force is much larger
than heretofore.
We have the best Of woTkmen, and no effort
win be spared on our part to give entire salts
faction to all who may favor Us with their pat
ronage. nolO-3m
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AnmINISTRATnR,S NNTICE.

NOTICE is her by given that have been appointed
n ly the County Court al Shelby county Tenn, Ad
ininstrator with the will annexed Of tie estate Of
John a S.l ou=r, dec-ased. u persons having Gains
against said estAe will present them me, aud those
owing it will please settle with me
JNO. A N0OE,
Administration efo
{ Afee over NansGalas drug store. ial0lm
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WANTED.
NOTICE!

LOUISVILLE, KY, November I, 1861.
ETTf beg to advise our friends and correspondents ID
w the conaerate States, that our WALTER G. AN
DFRSON has removed his residence, permanently, 70
Memphis Tenn, which point they viii please aireei
all communications
Address rs follows
ANDERSON DUNYHUB s CO,
no24 dayv3n Memphis, Tenn
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Patent wire Gafes /!

Thankful for past favors solicit contnuanee prom
Using satisfaction WIN UNDERWOOD
2 ST. have on hand lot OF Chain Pumps.
gc)6 An, " IT
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M 4 are authorized e. aunORnee gro X. powell
w .s a candidate for ecton 10 tbe office Of Tax
Collector Ct Shelby county, at the ensuing Ma eh eee
ton. Ialute
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SUGAR
COTTON SEED OEL.
REMOVAL

7 HAVE removed my PUMP SHOP from Adam.
street Olverson's old stsnd) 10 Avery street four
doors south Of Vance street where pTepared to M
all orders in my line Of business.
All repairs done shortest notice by experienced
workmen.
am prepared to furnish
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EE-sse i. Clark 4 Co.'S column
ES7Sse adve siseInent Of Wsrd Il HeCletlsad whole
sale andrst-n Druggists, IT'S sad III Main street. oppo
site Workman House geo
ES"Ths stteDtion Of the readers OF the APPEAL is
directed TO the advertisement Of G. W. JONES CO..
Wholesale Druggists, No. 20 Main street. apI3-ly
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ADMINISTRATORS N0TIIE.

TAVING taken letters Of administration on the
cst.ite Of John Shelby. deed. aud John shelby a
Co notice o. herety given thai al pefsos haVng ny
clsig gairst the estate must present them 70 the I'M
dsrfgaed for seitleuen sv viii be forever barred
All persons owing the estate will plea come forward
- llst-l, JAS. BOYD,
;aI0.}vg~ administrator.