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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-11
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-11

GOon-Tho Abingdon Ylrgiaiaa tells the fol-
lowing good pun Of two persons who claimed
rvemption III Smythe county; One man in en-
} Ling himself, wrote opposite bis name, zone
lt- too short." The next man that came ia.
roacinE The excuse, and deemiug it pretty good,
t4oaght be would make his own better, snd
y rots opposite bis name, " both legs too short."
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FOE SALE

Z WISH 70 sell for Confederate money q part 80
L of my REAL ESTATE in Memphis, con EHs"f
,stiug Of some tine business property on Main 3iii
street. or the Hce resident lot, on Adams A24zA
stree, upon which I row reside.
~ L. 7 -Ln.M II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-11

HAVE received authority fr1w The Secretary Of
J. War % raise q regiment # Infantry ] cO-diaiyiu
gite al mI-sissilpi companies now fornins % Unite
81 b me. by b sd4uart-rs for the present are with "a
company ~ Grenada Mississippi
". p gGE-EOE.
1885, Captain Missisrsuui D-l-uFars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-11

Wal TAX IN MIssIssIPPI-We publish in
our advertising columns a notice from Chief Collector
Handy, that tax payers in Mississippi must pay all frsc-
tonsl part Of their fax in coin, change viii not be
given The notice should be read by all Mississippi tax
paypr2
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MISSISSIPPI GoTT0N p

EEFE wish 10 say 90 our friends in gi5-isspp, that we
~ wi receive sussiss ppi Cotton notes at par N
payment OF accounts sud ior goods uui .Ir.h n notice
au~ Wv TAYLOR g. -rEN N
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nEHPlllS BELL And BRASS WORKS,
Citation Street,
Fourth door below Union ST., Memphis, Tie
8 O'Eg.gR.g,

: z $ O'IE.gR.F,
MANUFACTURERS Of and dealers in BRASS
VA WORK OF e7eiy description, Steam, Gas. Waler
and Lager Beer Cocks, Steam ana Water GuaEes.
Military Acoeutremerts, Spurs, Stir-Ups, Belt Clasp.
Holster ru au-f : csiGsr King, BRIDE Bits, Holster
ups sword Trimmings. Gun Trimming, ere. Ola
ru- Pate1a Lead Pipe Coupling. Gacstfs Patent Box
Metal Sewing Machines aud other Tine machinery
earel Hly r-p7'rei. Chandeliers I'D Gas Flzturpg
Cleaned, reg-t and brcuzsd. Railroad q d 1eamboa
work Done sr the shortest notice, ami on tie loves.
terms As both members of our firm are ps actcd. men
cur Sir. % aa7s aa7lgs been engaged E he us1Ctae-
TUE gt military sccoutreuIoDts fOr may ye-rs, we will
undertake 20 get up any 4Iuc e orcsr,d either from
sample or draHgnt. W. n prepared to DO any amount
Of BiassSastfnE- Of an mi, ll q s-v|s not surpassed
aasr. West North o-s .lLh, and on the shortest notice
All orders III led by rH- lime specified without TAI.
Ca.h paid for Old q. sta, OF taken il exchange.
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NOTICE.

- II III
HUMBOLDT. TENN.
MARCH TO- L-G2
FEfHE uudeIsigued have each been aulhsr-1ed oy tns
I Secretary Of Wa 20 raise e
Regiment of Infantry for the War
The three reg meats, when raised and 0rs auized, vii
be srnsG with the best arms and u1ited IN t5e sauC
brtgs5e. Persons having companies which thay % sy
desire 70 bring INTO either Of these regiment WI re-
port 20 elhsr Of the uu-s1igued a. Tbs plscs Unl
s-Ur her police.
Any communication 20 sth5T Of us viii be forwarded
70 placed in the hands Of + Titus ESQ. Of Memphis.
MARCUS q. WRIGHT.
s.. Col Command & fr. HeEm-ut Tenn. Tol=.
q. EDHgNDSgE.
CAPT. Commanding 20. B., IA h S- Re-. T.. v
IL. M-6EFNEY OR.
Capt Commanding Co. c. l5itL 81. BEG. J. y.
ratI2.u hvaiznrra rnuv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-11

"a The officers Of the Gen. Van Dorm desire
Us 10 tender their thanks to Miss Trezayaut, OF this city
and Nrs. Dunlap, Of Louisiana, fora magnificent boquet
Of the fairest spring flowers The expectations Of the
ladies, as expressed in their note, will not be disagpoiut
ed By the officers Of our Little feet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-11

SOUTH MARKET MuHDEB-David Finn,
John Bennett and Ben Wearsham, have been arrested
on the charge Of being concerned in the murder Of Alfred
Moore, in South Market. "Wednesday night.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-11

B~RLLIANT-In these days Of compulsory
temperance the splendid lemonade igleps at the Brilliant
are fashionable drinks.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-11

To PROPERTY HOLDEKs-The assessors of
cry property request all property holders to leave cor,
rect lists OF their real and personal estate, at their resi-
dences' as it will greatly facilitate them in making com
pLete and correct the ass-ssment they ar now laklnr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-11

CITY OFFICES We expect thai the city
Offices will be located in sx rooms TO be rented Of Jones
4 Brown, at tie corner of Second aud Adams atreet.
while Council viii hold its meetings in the Hall Of the
No. Is engine house, opposite. The rent Of the whole
viii be about $1,000 d wear.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-11
LARD AND LOIS FOR SALE.

- ACRES OF LAND. on .outh side New Rsleigh
Ic road a PORTION # the Wright tract, two niles
from CaGrs Square. Good si.e for residence.
A .DI- On north side Jackson street. between Sec
0n4 ana Ns-u. tlirtyse7en and hall by eighty feet.
Oh which f-er7 s. a comfortable -uaH brick dive %.
containing about one acre on seutl SIDE Ala
12la srrees, on watch tEs-s I g s1aii frame dwelling
! handsome size FOR Is family ,s5socr.
z LtI. sky eight rv one hundred and forty eight
and % bali feet, uusupravef, corner Adams aId Fourth
street, north aide LCguH street
~ Lbt Oh W-'uHt street near Vance street. one
aur drgd and fifty by three hua dred fear. l1imp-ogsd
The ABOVE property may be bought AZ very r-asUHs
Die prices BY applying 10 the sUJsgl ibers.
HARRIS JJNES or
cps Sc + (. GREEN AW-
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B. 0. KEESEE & CO.,
Commission ard Forwarding Merchants.
Warehouse,
81 Front Row, Memphis. Tenn.

CPECIAL atveurion paid 80 sales OK ~FLCUR-rses'v
Ing daily nom 100 TO 100 ba.Iels, dl1sreul brands,
ami for sale.
q. S. Young, formerly wish Mcclure GsCoatsr CiarSs
vile, Tenn, s. engaged in this house.
REFERENCEs-F W. Smythe, hewet-, Norton q 70
3. Dufeld. New Orleans; !. A. Fisher Cashier Bsns
Tennessee. Nashville A. Hamilton, Nashville W., T.
Hume cashier. Clark. vile. Tenn; Meachau 8 Gal
Lrza+N 7for-rh3e '"inHF'
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C MATTERS.
FRIDAY MORNING, April II. I-63

LETTER LTsT-Ths official list Of letters re-
naming IN the Memphis post office viii be found in TO
fav-. nar.r.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-11

RECORDERS COURTIThe terror of the Pro-
vo-t Massha.s authority and Of Tie effects of martial
law, appear 10 be passing away. There were no less
than nineteen cases before the Recorder yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-11

IsT OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office st
Il Memphis Tenn. on The
ELEVENTH A OF APRIL. 1852
~ Persons calling tor them should say that they ara
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-11
DESSREUTERN.
SOUTHERN SOAP And CANDLE WORKS

.. F,8E'TE & 20,
AEAPHlS IENESSEE
F1ALLaW, Besswsx, soap G9-- good Wood Ashes
/ or,. bought q; al tin 4.Fa -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-11

FINE \ JAIL,-Dr. Parrot was charged
before the Provost Marshal yesterday with having
made a disturbance in the Irving Hospital and used dis
respectful language Of ladies nursing the wounded there.
He was lined it.y dollars and sent TO Jail for ten days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-11

THE RlVER-The river is still falling, and
we suppose it viii continue TO fall, for that appears likely
TO be all it viii .aye 70 Do for sometime. The only event
yesterday, was the arrival Of the splendid boat Gotten
from New Orleans, 10 which place she viii return to-
morrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-11
JOB PRINTEaG

ETErgT-C TITE
JFF-sE9TBa .zsTD EEsPaTCEs.
At EIE
APPEAL -TOB OFFICE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-11

HXn LBS. CsTTuN WRAPPING TWINE enc
lSeO Hesvy Sewing Cotton,
50 pieces Paid znd $ ped OsuHhu--E,
go pats Rus-er B-oEsns,
zG " Back B-ugau and Arms She's,
100 Gray Army PzrtaloUus.
so he'd Atskspas PalraioJns,
go pieces ! 4 Eng ih lEs o.
80 O. FaucV AVIS and JrC1ne-sr
leo " BLACK Lawns and Cs.icoeg
50 " Black and Fancy GiEghams.
3COo hi. Eus and coml0u Chewing Tobacco,
lQOGJ Garmsn Cigars.
$50 dozen superior Hickory Shirts.
50 Drilling Drawers,
IS " Linen, six and Plaid Handkerchief,
$50 pkgg. \. c Heuiugs and 5Lad
For sale by
ss TAYLOR g. MOI
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eAHEaa-gAa -
LADIES LIST.
tSHLEY Mrs An2eItne Alexander Mrs Mary
"A ~Altrdge Mrs.
pAENES Up Eains Miss Ma
- Bishop Miss E.izt Bvne Mrs Mary
Is as-ey Mar Aa& Ber-rsm Miss Leoius
Bsnop Ars Martha Braututs Mrs L
Bahtr MIS- "A i Ba-gart Miss MOIie E
Bridges Miss AOIi- Bvbee Nrs
Bei9te Miss Sue BostTick Mrs Margareut
lAsSf Hrs Johanna Chapm-n Madame
y Garter Mrs Georgia A Campbell yfr+
Sot" As91s4l = ellau Mrs Catherine
Gone Mr-N - Gary ltrs VS.
ChsmbIls bliss Lizzie CatsI MIS- y5nHiq
Creighton Hiss A Curran Ms NIsrv
Coleman Mss Bette p Connolly A-- Esr-a-zt
nANiS Miss S A Daniels Mr. Mary
laws MIS- A y Daniels Miss Esp-raus0
Decser Mrs Kate VI Dearuy Sir 5 Z
DOugherty Bliss Ann Dm-s Mrs
Dods-n alrs Fannie A D0livau Hiss Ellen
ELBI Mrs Jane Eduoudsou Miss Helen
l. Evans Mrs $
EARRIS Mrs Nary2 Fleming lrs ION Beal strss3
I Firth Mrs Martha Z Fuller Mrs mary Ann
GRANT Mrs Margaret Gilbert Miss Bette
" Gould Giiss Bell Guthrie Mrs Louisa S
HARRIS Niss ssIie Hamburg Nrs
II Har- er Ars Martha billiard Miss Emma
Hyde 5Irs NClie "a Hrvhmes Mrs Mary
Lurd Miss COME Holt Ers NIB
Hodges Ars Jane Hulphriss Mrs
Hunter Mrs Ea-TC Home Miss Apple
Hundley Mrs LOru3i Homes Mrs =
Hutchinson Ars Hilbert MISC
JOINER Mss lIarv Johnston ti-s IupBls
= Jackson Mss sue Jennings hiss C0fdIs
julius Mrs Margaret Jones 3lrs Charlie
Jones 3irs Annie
L EELER Ms Ha-t Ann KIRK Miss Emmis
II Ksruey Mrs AEor kirS Nrs John
Aeese Ars king Hrs HelS
AND sarah Ann L0.yrance Mrs Jennie
= Lilies Hiss Mary iefIermau Mrs Elizabeth
y pEue -iEs $ Loud Mss K z
L0ruE hrs
lFcLEAJRE ms Anne N-rtin Bliss Vie
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-11

The New York Express Of the 24th inst gives
the following extract from letter from Nashville,
Tsugess.e
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-11

Walsh Hrs Kate
~ csc Ni-s Matte
Williams T-tia II
N i.liaus Mrs james VI
W orkiug Rirs Phebe r
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THE ENEMY PLANS.
a disnatch from WashiugLun sey.

The government has learned, through parties
under arrest for dislJyalsy, tbs. Gen BeaUre-
gard stated several weeks ago shat be should
never fight Gen. Mcclellan at Manassas, but
that his plans would be 20 draw our army as lar
into the southern country as possible, and ems
of his retreat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-11

%- surgeon e. W. LAHEENCEr
'iodical Director "a army cores. Army Of the Mississippi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-23
TO SUBSCRIBERS,

Since ls4s, the published terms for subscriptions
for the Recorder have been 5 year paid in advance
So so il payment is delayed three months and 3d. if
not paid within the year. We have not been strict in
exacing the increased prices for delay Of payment from
subscribers Of long standing who have paid with
regularity, and we are still disposed continue the
same liberal practice. Bot have pay cash for pa
per and every thing we and in many two
thee prices and shall therefore consider ourselves just
" entitled 10 the three dollars year from all hose who
suffer the arrcaages Of two three years accumu.
late.
As we have never adopted The rigid cash in aduaace
system we have not been in the habit Of striking the
name from our list when the time paid for has expired
unless 50 expressly directed, but have considered them
as desiring the paper 20 be continued This has been
the practice with most publishers until recently, and
with many yet, and has uniformly been our practice
If any desires his paper stopped il at any time
be done by paying up what is due. This being our
rule, expec, his paper 10 STOP unless d.
rected BY himself and arrearages paid, unless we
have reason to think no payment is intended TO be
made.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-23
To the People Of North Carolina.

4 T the request Of President Davis, have undena.
= ken TO collect all the Arms now In the hands of
private citizens Of the State. For that purpose have
been invested with authority to borrow, purchase. or
necessary, to impress them. am satisfied that il will
never he necessary TO the Of the last named
power. Patriots Of Moth Caroline, soil is aded
and though we have men enough to repe the invaders
our men are useless unless they have arms. Upwards
of 10000 stand Of arms now lying useless in our
houses these should be collected and put into the
hands Of our noble defenders. None but craven or
dsloyal citizen will refuse to comply with this requsi
ton will Immediately appoint suitable agents 10 go
through every county in the State, empowered to Dor
row. purchase or, If necessary, impress arms; but in
the mean time let eatreat all true patriots to send
IN all their muskets, rifles and double barrel shot guns
(gooJ bad ndifeenD TO the Sherfs of the different
counties whom hereby authorize 10 receive and pay
for them agreeable TO the attached schedule Of prices,
and draw on me for the amount necessary.
For good iifes and muskels, Sla to $40 each, ac-
cording to value; good doube-barel shot guns from
S. 10 3s, according value; other arms and parts
0f arms, acc riding to valuation.
have also heen requested TO purchase old scrap iron
whether cast wrought and Of all weights for which
will pay for the former II cents per pound, for The
latter cents w. 3. ASHE
April 3. 3s-5S
All the papers in the State copy three times, and SEM
bills TO Maj. w. s. Ashe, Richmond Va.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-23
NINETEENTH REG. SECOND CAVALRY
Tie Skirmish AZ Ciiltifs. btl0w Tltaioa.

The Skifmish al GiNcffs btsow Iftaion.
This Regiment lately known a. SpruilPs.
and 80 long treated a. the sicp.chiid Of the
Stale. in being detained in camp Or moved
from place TO place. KiIirefs. HEREFORD.
Edentun, Newbern. unarned, endorsed and
neglected in ,ueh manner as was we'll cal
cuiaied 10 meriiiy their pride. the men e..
pecialiv, when they saw another Regiment
Of the same arm Of the service, petted aud
supplied at an early day with every appoint.
ment desired. seems to be slngularly unior-
trnate 10 the rumors put 10 circulation re.
speeding their operation against the enemy,
and the adoption Of these rumots as truth by
the public press. One company of ibis Re-
eimenl is The Orange Cavalry. ia which :
natural interest j. felt IN this c,mmunits.
Alter the butlIc below NeMbern. IL was WIDE.
" reported, that this Regimeet had fled ~.
glarioasly aud created a panic among the
other tfoops. II turned out upon the pub
location 10 this paper Of the letter oi LIeu-
tenant Graham, then commanding the Orange
Cavalry, that though not under the lire OIL
the enemy, this company aud that Of Capt
Hayes Of the same Regiment, remained N
position, dismounted on the field Of battle,
until all the other troops except the Regi-
mrnts Of Vance and Avery. and all the high
officers. had not only reiterated across Trent
river but burnt the two bridges behind them
leaving them 10 make their way as best they
could Up the right bank Of the river aud
across Briee's creek. Aud 10 add 10 ihelI
difficulties, their horses had mysieriously
disappeared from the rear where they had
been tied. but were found with the rallied
army on iheir arrival at Kinston. two day
afterwards. Who rode them Is secret 4
this day. The Raleigh Register and Stan
dafd Ia their lat two issues. indulge in re
Elections upon this Regiment without dis
elimination in relation 10 the recent Skin
mish u the plantation Of Mr. Gillett, wher
Lieutenant Colonel Robinson was wounded
IN which they seem TO revive the old stor,
as 10 The affair al Newbern. and conceive il
truth 10 be put beyond ca,il by The behavior
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-23
COMPARTMENT or FORT MACON.

Wilmington. N. O.. April ls.-A private
letter Of the 18th has been received here
which says that the enemy attacked Fort
Macon last Saturday, and that they had been
sighting there two days.
Col. White sent out party Of bis men on
the beach where they found 500 Yankees
They killed rs Of our men aud the latter re.
treated 10 the Fort.
Col. White cred canister shot at the ene-
my. killing large numbers Of them.
They have built battery within two miles
OF The Fort on The beach, and planted NOR
tars and large sized siege guns on i. Eleven
large ships are lying outside.
The enemy have sent 10 Ncwbern Tor gun
boats, TO operate in the Sound. They are
committing every imaginable outrage in Car
teret and 0nslow counties.
The Fort had not been taken on Wednes-
day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-23

LINCOLN AND HIS OFFicEas.-T Memphis
Avalanche has intelligence from Nashville.
that on the reception of Lincoln's message 70
Congress on the subject OF emancipation,
nineteen Federal officers resigned their COM
missions and returned home.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-23
HILLsB0RoUGH, N. O.
wednesday, April "a, Is62.

T A Tableau Exhibition viii be given OF the Ma.
.onic Hall by the young Ladies' Of hilIsborough, on
Friday evening next, for the benefit o. the Soldiers
The Performance will begin at o'clock. Abundance
SO cents, children half price,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-23
N o E

EsCAPED from my premises on the night Of the
II 23d u February last, Negro Man By the name q
Nathan He had been sick a long time IN the j. Of
his county, and was taken out Cor short time OF az
coun, Of his health. The said negro y about - o. -
years CID j. black, and has very ili nose M hps
al sss are very much reduced by bis sickness, much
more ,han III lace He had on bluc round coat, and
snucollred flock coat shen he left. Ten dollars re-
parJ will IL given u any one who w arrest him and
lodge him in Jail so itat can get him.
A. W. HEDGPETH, Jalior.
March 10.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-23
THE NEWS.

We have given IN another column oil the reliable IN
,egence we have received Of the progress Of the wal
report was in town on Monday that the Contede'
rates had reisken Huntsville, and 1000 horses, but The
papers since received do not confirm the report.
We have no news ofrenewed operations Of The con-
tending armies in Tennessee. In the Peninsula Of
Virginia grea, and decisive battle is daily expected
We hear no further intelligence from Fort Macon.
than the paragraph from The Wilmington Journal in
another column. As the Fort Is completely surround.
ed we need mol be surprised to hear that Il Is taken
The visi, Of tho French Minister q, Richmond eS-
cites considerable interest. II Is stated that be had
long interview with the Hon ]. r. Benjamin, secreta-
~ Of Stale but the nature Of has not ,ransPired
We learn ina, Lieu, Col. Robinson, IN the affair at
Gnlets, vas slightly woundsd in the side. and taken
prisoner He Is now ., Nswbssn, but expects soon 70
BE- taken to New York.
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~ We have been requested 70 give notice 10 the
taxpayers Of Hll.borOugh that those who ial % give
ia their liz, Of axables 20 the Magistrate "i Police on
or before the s, day Of May will be subjec, 70 doo.
BILE tar.
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Five Dollars Reward.

- nom the Subscriber, on Saturday me
RAN aag ,aaary lat, ny negro boy ANTHONY.
soh = ~ !, Whi,i.h yellow complexion, i've tee1
SAID 10y 9 ;nehg. hish. about eighteen o. twenty
81 q - mi supposed 10 weigh ahcn, enc HUNDRED
Yeas o,u y ,,rs HUNDRED snd 6ry rcunds Ne ms
and hly mi n hair. aud i.k- shat' whrr c1e.'
ne In, ~ : ,r,ns 10 pc 81 ff' taS
~, ~ above reward los hts d'liseiy g r. 80
sl,s mi. caseeIl county, conhnemen. 70 avg ~
. that can SET hin. WARREN.
~ fist
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HIDES AND BARK.

WE will pay the highest cash prices for Green and
w Dry Hides. delivered at the store.
AIs1 wanted 1000 cords good Oak Bark, delivered Of
our ward formerly known as Krkland's Tan Yard.
TURRENTINE & BRO.
March 4. S3-