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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-12

RATHER TRCKY.-Some objection was at first
made by the blOckadeTs to the coming UP river
Of tis boat from the French steamer; with dis
patches to The French consul, yesterday, the
commander insisting on himself being entrusted
with the mission. This being declined, and the
French boat putting of under nag of truce.
the Federal blOckaders sent off one of their
boats, also under flag, which kept along with
he other until within q very snort distances Of
fbe forts The French othcer, on lending, IN
formed our officers, at the fort, that the accom-.
panving boat did not belong 70 the.f Gag, but
had taken advantage Of their coming 70 sP
proach thus near 10 cur batteries of course for OBJ
servation Having taken q survey Of our works
ia the vicinity Of the forts, the impairment in
terloper probably not liking the propinqulty 0
our guns, turned round and went about his busi
ness. At all events he did not find any evi
dences Of our being unprepared for him and I'M
friends N o. Picagune.
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DIED.

On tie morning Of the 10Th instant, WILLIE CRAIG
BROWN, aged ten years, eldest child Of Thomas r. and
Sarah Q. Brown
The friends Of his parents invited to attend his
funeral services at three O'Clock ?. " THIS DAY, al
their residence, on the corner Of Shelby and Butler
streets. Services By Rev Dr. Grundy
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MURDER-A DESPERATE SCA1P-We learn
that the wife Of Lewis Gates, who lives in Buf-
falo, in Garter county, was killed by one Powell
Phillips, who lives in that section, under the
following circumstances lie was going to see
a Miss Britt, who lived with Mrs. Cate, who is
her sister. To plague the young man, Mrs.
Gates put on mems clothing and pretended to
be courtng the young lady, which exasperated
Phillips so much that he drew a pistol and fred
it, taking effect upon the breast of Mrs Cate
who lived but twenty minutes after being shot
,JOnesbOTo Tenn Union.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-12

We are indebted to the Southwe tern Express
or copy of the Houston Teisgre ,h Of the At h
instant. The only item of interest it contains is
the following:
We had the pleasure Of meeting Cen Waul
yesterday Just returned from Richmond He
has come home to raise trOOps for the army
Of Van Dorm. He has authority to raise a
legion, to consist OF eight companies Of infantry,
four Of cavalry and one Of light artillery. IRE
officers of the legion will be one colonel, one
lieutenant colonel and two majors. Gen. Waul
has authority to muster in men siugly or in com
panies, and the money to pay the bounty Of $50
on enlistment.
Recruits viii receive subsistence from the day
Of enlistment. In addition to this, Gen Wau
has the following additional inducements to in
tantTy to enlist in his legion: Each infantry
man may come mounted to place of rendezvous,
and travel on horse back to the final rendezvous
in Van DOm's army, and viii receive suJsis-
tence and ten cents per mile for travelling; in
lieu of transportation. On arrival at destina-
ton, his horse, saddle, etc, will be INSPECTED,
and if it for service, will be purchased by the
government at a fair valuation, if desired, OF
they may be sold at private sale, if owner prefers
Gen. Waul has also full authority to raise ad-
di.Oual regiments and battaliOus of infantry on
terms in every respect Ike the above. He has
not yet selected his camp, but will do so in a few
days Meanwhile, parties desiring service may
address him in Gonzales. We need not say
that he holds ont the best inducements we have
yet seen. His men VIII be reported TO the ad-
jutant generals Office in Texas, and be taken as
part Of the quota Of this State.
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4 CRASH The floor of the building used by
the G. S. quartermaster at Knoxville, Tennessee,
where an enormous lot of nails, in kegs, had
been piled up, gave way on the Sd inst, by the
breaking of the girders, precipitating the whole
into the cellar Three men were more or less
bruised
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MISCELLANEOUS


DEit ordsiued by tbe Board of Mayor and Aldermen
ID Of the city of Memphis
SECTION / That three citizens be appointed by tAl'
Board On the nomination Of the Msyor, who shall pr
coed al once under oath, 70 make assessments OF al
cit rroperv uhIes. 90 taxation for city purposes IL
accordance with tie provisions OF the ely chass
bst ucb assessments shall be completed by the 10Th Of
Juue next .s
sc . That the same assessors shall also ssceF am
f rlr1ber OF white youths in the city between tAr
Eges OF SIX and eightesR yssrs. ~
SIC 3 That a clerk be also appointed by 'nis @ Doa.-
20 accom- any the assessors ana assist thea IA pi7Pa
inr said list of properly. -. -,,L
Sc. 4 That section II, page ls2, ordinance BoQA
d 81 ordiaanees h-ro5of55e passed e7ntcti VIII ne
provisions of this ordinance be ana the same are 1s
repealed -, iii -.f.
Sac That said assessors and clerk SHAH receive
each $500 for his services.
PA ssd second md final -esdlns' Dy 3 7us pension VI
ths rules
Approved April ID, 1902 -
suesf-Is Z. RICHARDS City Register.
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LAND AND L0Ts FOR sALE.

I = ACRES or LAND. on south side New Raleigh
L - r0sd, portion Of the Wright tract tgO miles
from Court Square. Good rite fo- a residence
LOT on north SIDE Jackson street, DC tween Sec
Ond and Main. thirty-seven and half by eighty feet
on which there IL con Portable small brlck ing.
LOT. containing abolt acre, o. south SIDE Ala
bslla street. which rLe-e s. small frame dwelling.
A handsome size for a family residence.
LOT, sixty eight ty one hundred and forty sish5
sud half iee unimpr1vec, corner Adams and Fourth
streets, north side Adams street
LOT on Walnut street Vance street one
huCdred and nifty by three hU- drei feet unimp~Oved
The above property nav De bought at very rsssOua-
bic prices by app yiEg 10 the subscribers
CHARLES JONES or
apo &C. J o GREEEszW
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ARRIyAL,-Among the wounded who reached
our city yesterday is chivslrous young Georgian,
Robert Williams, from Richmond county, Georgia.
attached to the gallant lSith Tennessee regiment His
numerous friends and relatives, about Augusta Georgia
may Be grated to learn that he has been taken charge
Of by Southern friend aad that he viii be properly
cared for and restored to his company as early as pos
sble ready to follow the gallant Press Smith to victory
n- aaarL
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THANKs.-We thank our friend Lieut-C Col.
Casey Young, for northern papers; he has returned
from Shelbyville Tennessee. Hs taken sick there
and introduced himself the Federal general MITCHELL
who kindly furnished him with physician and medi-
cnes and on his recovery permitted him to depart with
out obstruction. It was generous act to gentleman
suffering from IN health
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.EAD WANTED For CUR SOLDIERS

( UNDERSTAND that ten or fifteen tuns Of LEAD
can he spared from The GwelnAs and the stores Of
Memphis vito but little damage 20 Them. We need
this article soldiers. Win our patriotic citizens
enable ms 20 furnish 10 " z. HUET.
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THE QUESTION OF PRICEs.-It is admitted by
all intelligent thinkers, as a general rule, that
prices should regulate themselves, or he con-
trolled by the natural laws Of supply and de-
mand. It has nevertheless, been found neces-
sary in many cases to interpOse Legal limitations
70 the cUpidity and greedy grasp OF 1nonoPolists
or eKtOrtioneTs while the Otenses Of fOTestslling
engrossing and regrating have long been recog-
nized in the English laws. Spectators and
mouopOsts seem determined to force the people
everywhere to the fun exercise Of all the remedies
allowed by law.-ChaTieStoH Courier.
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N---lasaA = p y . = = q laaaA9
MANUFACTURES Of and dealers in BRASS
W WORK OF every description, Steam, Gas, Water
and Lager Beer Cocks Steam and Water Guages.
Military AccOuuemsHts. Spurs, Stirrups Belt Clasps
Holster bu tons, cSlss Rings, Bride Bits, Holster
cups, Sword Trimmings, Gun Trimming, etc. Ola
rss Patent Lead Pipe Coupling; Garrstts Patent Box
Metal Sewing Machines AID other fne machinery
Caret0ily repaired. Chandeliers ard Gas Fixtures
cleaned regilt and brouzed. Railroad aad steamb5st
work done at the shortest notice. the lowest
terms. As both members Of iru practical men,
our blr q ttara having been engaged Ina the manufae
ture Of military accOutremsuts Tor many years. we viii
undertake 70 get up srtIce ordered either from
sample or dIa1ght W. ere prepared to do any
Of Bras Casting Of kud in style not surpassed
Esss, West North nth. and the shortest notice
All orders I'll ID by th9 lime specified without tsiL
F-Fl
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TAKEN UP,

TSY the Provost Marshal al Grand Junction asS.
ID NEGRO MAN. named WILLIAM. VINO sazs -
+e ran away from bis master. GOrint1 Miss -
He says thar b. belongs % 5ir lie Kay. of Ssvsn~-
Iaa Georgia who, be state5 is 0csr 10 the army.
Said boy Is about tsutyniue years Old vs feet
inches high, dark C0mpsX0E aud pleasing cCuutenance.
The owner will please f0syard and prove prop
erty, pay charg and take him away.
JOHN o WTTHNELLL
Provost Marshal.
eps lw Grand Junction, Team.
Ssven-sH rlaDars will r.-v
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FUNERAL INVITATION.

The members Of the Fire Department OF the city are
respectfully invited attend the funeral Of TIE LATE
ALFRED MOORE, Of Fire COMPANY No. 2. THIS (sstur
day EVENING at three o'clock, from the residence o
bis mother, on Union street, beyond the Bayou.
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TO THE AFFLICTED!

TNR THOS. H. SCARBOROUGH having located In
J Memphis viii conine himself principal 70 We
rfai diseases Syphilis especially can be cured per
rnsnently without the Of mercury. SO certain an
I'D success 10 all cases that under my treatment
ina will pay the expenses in every ease not cured
when governed by my directions Having long eXpe-
Renee ss practitioner Of medicine In the diseases o
fbs South viii attend 20 all the practice offered IN the
tv Office 2O3 Main street. west side up stairs1 north
Of Jefferson street, ls9Jm
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AWFUL CATAsrROPm IN Mexico. - The
Mexican village Of San Andres CalchicOmula,
not far from Onzaba, was, during the first week
either a powder store explosion or an earth
quake. According to official accounts, 1899
men, either soldiers or officers, were killed, and
22j women, children and men, more or less dan
gerOusy wounded 1t is said, in a letter from
Orizaba, that the total Of the victims of this
! terrible accident amounts to 23O0, Of whom 2OOO
were killed and 300 wOuRded. 90 There is not, A."
says the letter, single pane Of glass, nor one
article of glassware, LETT UubIOken IN the dwell
ing houses. Buildings were generally damaged,
in the town as well as the neighbOThOOd The
political chief of Orzaba returned his thanks TO
the French and Spanish officers for the yolun-
tary assistance they gave the victims"
"a Gen. Johnston's remains reached New
Orleans on Wednesday morning. The Pieayune
says;
On their arrival at the depot of the Jackson
railroad, they were taken in charge by Gen
Lowell accompanied by his full staff, at the head
of the regiment of Confederate Guards, battery
/ Of SIX guns, and squadron Of cavalry, and
were escorted to the City Hail. where, in the
Mayors parlOr they now lie in state, a detacb-
ment of the Louisiana State Guards (Confeder-
ate regiment) doing guard duty.
The staff of Gen. Johnston accompanied the
honored dust from the battlefield to this city.
The remains viii be taken to Texas, to-day,
after the performance of the usual funeral
sOemnities
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" An old topper was overheard the other day,
advising a young man to get married, "because
then, my boy, you'u have somebody to pull Of
your boots when you go home drunk"
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OUR HOME REGIMENTS Our home Tegi-
meus have been rendering important service lately in
guarding prisoners and performing other duties. They
have encountered bad roads and pouring rain and have
had some share in the fagues Of war. They have dI
genty and chesrfully performed their duties.
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niVERsACKS AED CANTEEN STRAPS.

7 WANT TWENTY THOUSAND Of each within
L the next zen days Ladies viii find employment
and aid our soldiers by calling at corner of Third
and Monroe streets at once. W r. III Mt
aU--l- Or70qnra Ofira-
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FOR SAEEt

I WISH to sell for Confederate money 9 part -
1 Of my kEAt. ESTATE in Memphis. con s5s5sf
sstlng Of some dus business property Main h4iii
street, or the h-e resident lot, ON Adams -
street. upon wach 1 now reside
gnR We r-nueEr II
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AT WHOLESALE! D !

925 bales best rs OSnaburgs,
10 bales Heavy Drills aud Ducks
10 cases Wool Hats,
3 GuEIs OVcFshOeS,
E5 - Gents BOotS,
o VyOmen's stout shoes,
~ ." ChiEdren's Shoes,
6 Youths Shoes,
90 Boys Shoes,
20 Mems Kip shoes,
6 RuSset Shoes,
~ Umbrellas,
IS pieces TweedS and CasSimeres
so Jeans,
so Ticking,
25 Kersey,
20 - McFiHOs,
IOO - Plaid and Striped Do
meStiCS,
20 GinghaHss,
10 h" Heavy Shirting Checks,
$50 4" CaIiCOeS,
SO Hickory ShirIingS,
20 dozen OveraIIs,
E2 Heavy Wool Jackets,
800 pairs PantaIOOHs,
80 Suits Gray KeTseyS,
500 dozen Spool Cotton.
10000 dozen Cotton Yarns,
2OO dozen Wool Socks,
20 Wool Hose,
so +" Cotton Hose,
so +" Misses and Chifdren's
Hose,
so gross Military Buttons,
200 lbs. Turkey Red Cotton,
so lbs. KNITTING Cotton,
30 lbs. zephyr WOTsteds,
80 lbs. Sewing Silks,
100 Bed Comforts,
Blankets, Quilts,
Brown Shirtings and Sheetings,
BIeached
Checked JacOnet and Swiss Mus
IinS,
Table Cloths, Napkins and Tow
els,
Plaid and White Linseys,
Canton FIanneIS, Green BaiZe,
White and Red FianneIs,
ShaWIs, Neck Comforts,
Black VeIvets, AIpaccas,
Irish Linens,
Handkerchiefs, CTaVats, Gloves,
Ladies' and Gents GauntEets,
Heavy Buck and Seal 3
Grain Bags,
Wool Yarns, Carpet Warps,
Wrapping Twine,
FIax Threads, Needles, Pins,
Table Cutlery, Scissors, etc.
We effer the above, and other desirable goods
to arrive. at WHOLESALE, FOR CASH.
~ Country Socks, Jeans, Linseys, etc, vii
be taken In exchange for goods
JOHN L. TAYLOR ( CO.,
Corner of Adams and Second streets.
jat4-Iy
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B. 0. KEEsEE & CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
ss'GreSsOssEe,
r. - Front Row, Memphis. Ten,

SPECIAL attention paid to sales Of F'T.OTrP -.=-
a for sale. iaa--s.
R S Young, formerly with MeClurs s-rt,s.. o.,
We, Tenn, is engaged IN this house '- ~
EEfEEESCEs.-t W. snythe, Hewett Norton d Co
B Dnneli' New Orleans y. A. Fisher. Cashier ~
Hume, Cashier, Clarksyille, Tenn; Msaehsm a "a,
-N1--7 NA9-'h--i@ nol6-6ult
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MIsSIsSIPPI CnTT0s N0TE..

~ Wsn 20 say 10 our ifeds IN isissIppi, that We
" WI receive aississ Dpi Cotton notes az par in
payment Of accounts and for goods anti further notice
iu TrVT.lg y pfvEg. N
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e The New Orleans Pieaylale has an article
on the battle of ShilOah, where, it says, were
reaped the first fruits of the grand Southern rally,
from which an era in this war is to date for both
beIIgerents. We copy the following reflections f;
1t is the first example of bold aggressive ad
vance, and whatever be the future of the next,
it is a brilliant success, and an suspiciOus omen
and it teaches new lessons of the nature of this
war. Il is a blow to the overwhelming conf
dence Of the enemy, which will be a heavy dis
couragement to the advance movements which
he thought to be 50 easy. It has already forced
him to q huge effort under a disastrous reverse,
TO retrieve losses and reunte the broken links OF
his extended plans perhaps, in the event of a
repeated defeat, to make him change it altogether
and Temodelit, al the cost Of delays that may be
full Of peul A succession of such blows would
break the back Of the anaconda which has been
coiled about us with 50 much powerful and cost
ly effort. The serpent's head is in this north
western expedition. If we can wound it fatally
there, the extremities can only show the cont0r-
tions OF coming dissolution They viii be para
lized and die Victories, battles, even incessant
attemps planned with skill and executed with
| daring, viii disjoint the whole cumbTous plan,
and make it drag weary length slowly and
heavily in the effort to move forward.
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SPIES TO BE EXECUTED The Richmond
EramIae7 of the I'd has tine following.
We learn that the sentence Of a court-msrtial
has been given, in this city, for the execution,
on the gallows, of two Federal spies, VINO are
now in iail here Their names are John Scully
and Price Lewis. They were arrested in this
city. some weeks aro, and, we believe, claim to
he Fnrlisbmen. II is said that they will be
bung tomorrow, although tne finding of the
CONT is subject to the Presidents review. The
proofs against these men are said to be damning,
thew having been identified by some of the vic
TINS of their own brutality IS parties who had
been instrumental in the arrest of number OF
Southeru ladies in Washington, and had made
practice Of insulting and malueating taUales
whose loyalty" to Lincoln was suspected.
The criminals, since thejr conviction, clam TO
be subjects of Queen Victoria, and yesterday
evening sent for 1ir. Grid and, the Acting Brit
ish Consul, to interpose between them end the
! sentence Of the court-martaL We are informed
that Nr ChdIand declined interfering in the
/ case in any manner
Lowis and Sculiy are both young, fine look
/ ing, and very intelligent men.
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- The underwriters sale of shoes, clothing,
etc. taxes place this morning al 10 ococs. Merchants
would DO well to attend Wallace & Co oficiats as
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WATER PRIYHEGEs.-Our water privileges
were extensive yesterday rainsd as If was paid for
it and expected the amount in coin. Whisky is scarce
but water As amazingly plentiful
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LOCAL MATTERS.
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL p. 1862.

RECORDERS COURT-There were only five
cases at this court yesterday.
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WANTS REMOvING.-lu some places below
Bea the cutters choked BY iron intended Tor
the railroad, not being removed
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~ The Columbus (Ga.) SUg says that the
Columbus Iron Works are prepared at present
TO east six and finish four canuOns per week.
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q Surgeon w. + Rogers, at the Memphis
and Ohio railroad Office has the bible and purse Of j.
G. Baidr,igs who was among the killed al Slioah His
friends will pLsass call
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THAT NUIsANCE-The pile of brick still rs-
mains to obstuct the of Main and Madison streets
Street Commissioner Thomas has called the attention Of
Council TO the matter without effect Are we to under
stand that big nuisances are allowed while little ones are
Ensd}
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BLUFF CITY TROOP.-W anted a few more
good men 10 complete my cavalry company Apply a
my camp at Big Spring, on Poplar street. or at W
Howard Co.'S No. Towards row
a5-lw WIZ T. HowAsD, Captain.
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Z. G.. ATKIES--J. NJ. CLARk--W. C. WILLIAMS
ATKINS, CLARK & CO.,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors,
ge6gF Estate .4Se1pfS,

4 Nd General Commission Merchants, No 60 Front
n Row CUP stsics) Memphis, Tennessee.
n B-PaIucuar attention paid 20 hrng Negroes
paying tsEes and leasing property-sslng Plantations
with and without Negroes receiving aud forwarding
goods selling Grain, Bacon and all kinds Of Produce
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H.EsGNhUON OF THE BEY. DIR. HAWKS.
The Rev Dr. hawks. who, ia consequence Of
his secession proclivites fell into great disfavor
with his congregation, has resigned his pastoral
charge over Calvary Church. in New York
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To TIE DAUGHTERS or THE SOUTR.-We
~sut your aid We want baudages splint cloths, lint
aud Old linen. We greatly need these articles z0g
Be prompt 40 serve your patriotic brothers who have
suffered in the recent struggle. Please send al once
supplies 70 Columbus aud Holly Springs Mississippi for
the hospitals belonging to Gen. Hardees army corps
transportation viii be nee and your generous dons-
tions regarded with great favor.
/ am, respectfully.
a5-lOd Surgeon G. W. LAwREScE,
Medical Director Sd army corps Army Of the Mississippi
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad,

Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
AENFHIs April 9Th 1867. 5
hN AND AFTER SUNDAY, April 9th, The Mai
~ tram for Chsttsu 0Oga nd points East viii leave
Memphis 81 6.30 F. N. and rive al / IS A 81.
The Accommodation trsia viii, n I'll further noiice
be Coriuth leaving Memphis at ? r NJ and Ar
. irving 81 10 O'Clock n. N.
CHARLES S WILLIAMS
apo Assistant Superintendent W. ID.
EEn LBS. CBTTUN WRAPPING. TWINE ena
tOO Heavy Sewing Cotton,
50 pieces P.Eia sud Striped Oznalurgs
Go pairs Russet Br0gsus,
400 Black BuOgan and Army Shoes,
800 Gray Array PautAi0uus
40 Red Atsssp-s PaltslOons,
go pieces 3 Eng ish Cali o,
$50 Fancy awus and JacJue.s,
TOO Bisck Lawns and CatiCOeg
90 Black and Fancy GiuRhams
5000 lbs. fine and comm Chewing Tobacco,
lOoOJ German Cigars
I5O dozen superior Hickory Shirts,
50 Drilling Drawers.
Is Linen, six ana Plaid Handkerchief,
lJJ pkgs. \. c. UeHiugs and Shsd.
For sale by
au62w TAYLOR / MCEWEE
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FOR SALE.

ONE DOUBLE CIR ULAR SAW FRAME, com
" plete, for So inch and 30 inch saws.
Applv 10 NJ HAWKS,
345 Main street.
or QUINBY g. ROBINSON
yeQ3m Western Foundry
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JOHN ". LEFTWICH & CO.,
DEALERS IN
FYOSsJ' and Produce,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

OFFICE and Warehouse Jefferson street. half
~ way from Memphis and Chssle-ton Depot % the
Steamboat Landing Storage facilities unsurpassed IN
the ctv az fu7
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NENPHIS BELL And BRASS WORKS,

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Fourth door below Union ST., Memphis, Tenn