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no. n. Schroeder Street. Baltimore. Md.
MI ANUFACTURERS OF PAGES I'M
IA PROVED PATENT PORTABIE CIRCI1-
EAh saw MILLS, Stationary and Portable
gle Machines, Lath and Slab Machincrv Saw
Gumnlers, Horse Powers, Shafting. Pullies.
!s,.. Se. Dealers in Circular Saws and Mill sup,
Pmes generaiiy, and Manufacturers Agents
l1r every description Of Woodworking ma
Ghlnery; Our Independent and Simultaneous
head- blocks, patented December Is. 1868, and
improved mp Friction Feed patented July l3,
our Saw Mills stand unrivalcd. Estimates and
plans furnished, and contracts entered into
70 tor the s,H erection of Circular, Gang AIulay or
Sash gas Mills. Correspondence solicited, and
or otherwise nj 81 o. I,aii
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Ah6 OIL pcDiudTy l4 ana June SU.
TERMS PER SESSION. PAYABLE IN ADy,Scy
tuition in Spelling, Reading, Writing and
Tuition in above with Primary Georranbv
history, Grammar commenced, s15; above
continued, with Composition, intermediate
geography, History, &C., $50; tuition ia higher
English branches, SOS; tuition in Ancient and
500. W. "''io on iiano'
Music lessons will be given during tho recr-
lar school hours Gf desired) without material
interference ndn With other studies Little girls
as young as years will be received into tho
school, and especial attention paid to their in
struction in the elementary branches.
Young ladies who are tired Of the confine.
ment and drudgery Of the school room, but
who are still anxious to improve their minds,
may DO 30 by joining my private claes, which
WIN meet three afternoons in the week, at Is
per month, payable in advance.
W. MULLER,
Principal for 20 years OF the Columbia F'c-
psale paas;d dAcademy, and during the war years
va. Sept t1mo
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SIMMONS

Sometimes the pain is in the shoulder. and il
mistaken for rheumatism. The stomach ia
affected with loss Of appetite and sickness,
bowels In general costive, sometimes alternat.
ing with lax. The head is troubled with pain.
and dull, heavy sensation, considera Bile loss OF
memory, accompanied with painful sensation
OF having left undone something which ought
10 nave been done. Often complaining Of
weakness, debility. and low spirits. Some
times some of the above symptoms attend the
disease. and at other times very few of thena.
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New Articles for Present Use.
TONGRESS WATER.
" LEMONADE SALTS,
Sied]itz Powders.
Soda Powders.
Calf Feet Jelly.
Concentrated Extract of Beef.
Gelatines, Corn Starch
Arrow Root, Tapioca.
Pearl Barley, Pearl Sago.
Flavoring Extracts, Yeast Powders.
Hops, Canary Seed
Fresh Tamarinds..
Portable Lemonade, Nectar.
For sale by FISHER d HEINITSH,
July IL DRUGGISTS
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=, SAVANNAH Ca, March 8, 1867.
Mr.. G: W. AIMAn-Dedr Sir. A member OF
my family, suffering, long from Dyspepsia, has
gXperiemced moro relief from your "Saracen
Bittcrs," than from any other medicine she
has ever tried. It is most excellent for inyigo-
rating the system and creating an appetite
regard 1t as decidedly the most beneficial OF all
dyspcptic remedies Yours. very respectfully,
n. J. DARRELL.
Sold by all Druggists. General Agents, RS
LEY Co., 141 Chambers St, N y April tIy
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3kidneys, fever,
nerv o d 8 n e g g ,
chills, diseases
jOf the skin. inn
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Female Seminary.
Corner Pickens and Camden Streets.
COLUMBIA G e
COLUMBIA, S. c.

THE exercises will be resumed on
MONDAY, October 4. The scholas-
tic year will in future consist of nine
months, divided into two equal ses-
slons of "A months each, terminal
lDp An Rehruo rv "A a,J T,na 90
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| The Symphonic
lof Liver Com
|plaint are un-
'easiness a n i
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but tho Liver is
Igenerally the Or
3gan most in
Ivolyed. C. ure
1.-The Liver with
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CITY NEW s.
Arrival and Departure II the Nails frOH
tha hennhls PuStoffce,

Chattanooga. Richmond washington, New
York, Baltimore, aud all cities East and south
Columbus. Ga., snd Montgomery, Ala, all
stations on the Memphis and Charleston,
H.~SisSipgi Central Mobile and OfiO, Nash.
Vile End Chattanooga and East Tennessee
Railroads, arrive 81 2:D PIN; close al i:1
h.ms
VILE, Cincinnati, Cleveland, PtttShurg, Philn-
deiphia, Buffalo. .Nlhany, New York, and all
cities North and West. arrive At u; 40 pm;
closes at a 6p pm
New Orleans, Baton Rouge, JacksOn,V icks.
burg, Matches and all cities South, arrive al 5
p M; closes at 10: - a.m.
All stations on the Mississippi and Teunes-
&c, New Orleans and Jackson and southern
Railroads. arrive at 3 PIN: closes at 10. s. pm.
Memphis aud Little Rock Railroad. Little
Rock. Madison, lSundsys excepted srrive 81
pm; close at 5 pm.
Marion. Wittsburg and Claiborne, Ark,
(t-i-weeklyl Monday, "Wednesday and Friday,
arrive at 10 an. close at n am.
olive Branch and ByhRlia, Miss, tseml-
Eeeklyl Monday and Friday, arrive at SPIN;
close at 8 pm.
arrive al 10 Am; close at ID am.
Little Rock and Helena, and all landings on
White river, (semt-weekly) tuesday and sat
urday. arrive at 9 am. close Al Jpn.
Pine Bluf aud Helena, and al landings on
ArkRnsas river tri-weekly) Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, arrive at SR-m.; close ats
pm.
" Tuesday and Saturday, arrive
At Sam; close at 4 pm.
All landings on the Mississippi river north,
Monday and Thursday, arrive
at 3 am; close at 1880 pm.
JOSIAH DELOACH. p. n,
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DIR. Grundy MeGavock arrived in
town from his plantation yesterday, after
three months absence, and looking Is fine
81 silk.
r.. A. Thompson, Esq, of the Ava
tdnehe, is again at his post. He visited
81. Louis and other places In the North
west and carried away from here an ample
stock Of paper collars.
Police Commissioner Richards return
ed home yesterday from an extended tour
So Ohio. He looks in good condition, and
A. II ne were able TO stand the fatigues Of
holding police courts in both districts all
dsN.
Col. J. W. jefferson. a well known
cotton broker. has returned 10 the city,
and enters the arena as q buyer iH "a day
or two. His trip 10 Wisconsin and the
Fast has not affected his health for the
worse.
Among the arrivals at the Peabody
Hotel We notice the Hon. T.. J. Semmes,
81 New orleans, late a member of the
Confederate States Senate, and before the
war Attorney General OF Louisiana. He
j. 8 brother Oi u tawusman, Mai. X. J.
senImes.
-. 4. Thorn, Of Wiggaos x Thorn, ar
rived home again yesterday. Their stock
Of men's underwear is now one IF the
most varied and complete in the country
and they are still receiving. Visit the
tlay Building. and the +. y. shirt estab-
lzhnent.
N. J.. Wiggin. Esq, the well known
halter aud ~fHrrier. returned home Nester-
day from the Eastern markets, where he
has selected n large and elegant stock Of
goods, including the latest fashions in
bats. caps aud furs. Ofths latter he hss
purchased very extensively.
DIR. W. Spot Smith returned 70 the
CITY yesterday, after 40 absence al his old
home IN East TENNESSEE OF nearly two
weeks. The Doctor, since his absence,
buried his honored father, one of the old
est physicians In that part OF the State,
and a gentleman highly esteemed for his
many virtues. Our friend has our sincere
syulpsthics.
We announced several DAYS AGO that |
the principal dealers here had determined
10 seh Mobile oysters this winter. Al our
recommendation they wrote to the creat
oyster house Of David J. Files x Co Mo-
bile, for their supplies. Yesterday thew re-.
ceiyed a notice that the delay ia shipping
was OccaSiOned Jay a furious {. norfher.~
which had prevailed for several DAYS and
prevented oyster smacks from coming up
Inc bay. We hope by the time that his
reaches the eye of the cad that a plen-
tirni supply Of the bivaives will De on
hsnd from The GnlfCity.
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LAW
Manieinal Court.
0RsEs p. FoUrE JvD0E

0REEs p. FOUrE, yvDGE.
The business transacted yesterday WIS
50 follows:
S.ovsll et al vs. McHenry, new trial re-
fused.
Clark - Williamson. new trial granted.
FItzxibbon vs. Roberts ct al, Judgment
Tor plaintiff, $50.
Gatens ~ Twohig. Judgment 10y default,
60 ~.
Burke vs. Block, judgment by defs ult,
SidS 10.
Plain & Co. " Beal ct al, judgment and
writ Of inquiry.
Kahn x CO. ~ RIngwald, Judgment
aud writ OF inquiry.
To-day all motions on the docket viii
be disposed Of. This will be the last dav
o. the term FOR the transaction Of bust
ness.
The witnesses from Alabama were eN-
amined last evening in the Dickens ease.
They testified A. 10 the capture OF lnmau
and Morgan, and finding on the person Of
ono Of them a watch which was stolen the
night OF the murder on the Dickens place.
Amer examining these witnesses, Col.
CAN'T announced that he would not be
ready to proceed any further until Tues
day next, on which day the investigation
viii be resumed at 2O'clOck pm.
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PROPOSED ARKANSAS RAILROADS
The Iron Mountain and Helena Road
Memphis must Look Sharp.
The Midland Road to Make Helena
the Rival of Memphis.

The Little Rock Gazette saws: We
have heard much Of the project 10
/ connect Helena with 81. Louis by means
Of the Iron Mountain and Helena Rail-
road, but like all railroad projects and en-
terprises, the most serious drawback TO
its present building, is the lack of means.
The same can be said of the Midland Rail
road project, connecting Helena with
Little Rock. However desirable may be
the construction of both roads, it is not
improbable that some time will have
elapsed before the country will be suffi-
GENTLY developed to induce capitalists 20
take hold of and construct so lengthy a
line. In the meantime, if Helena would
be put in more close connection with the
East and West by means of q railroad, we
have a suggestion to make to her enter
prising people sufficient for their present
need-that is the construction of a road
from Helena TO some point at or near
Forest City, or west of the L'Auguille, on
the Memphis Railroad. She will at once
be placed in communication with the
East and West. The distance is about
thirty-five miles; the country mostly of a
not difficult character, and the lands
through which it would pass as rich as
any in the world. We have suggested
Forest City as the terminus. This road
would give to Helena a route of cOmmu-
nicatiOn with the capital, and with Mem
phis sufficient for her present needs.
A straight line drawn on the map from
Helena to Batesville, passing through
Phillips, Monroe, st. Francis, Woodruff,
Jackson and Independence counties, six
of the best in the State, demonstrates that
a line of railroad projected in that direc-
ton will be built at no distant day, with
AN indefinite extension westward. The
Midland railroad is so good a project that
its building is a mere question of time.
What we of the west most want now, is a
railroad connection with the Mississippi,
anOwhere. Hence our labor has been eX-
pended in that direction. We will have
that with Memphis, in 4 few months, and
then we propose to put in a few links for
a Memphis west ofthe Mississippi, to-wit,
at Helena.
What we have suggested has no force to
injure the Iron Mountain road, because
that may start from Forest City Just as
well as from any other point, and be contin-
ued until the development of the country
necessitates it's completion to st. Louis.
This project is feasible, and can be COM
pleted by the time the roads from Mem
phis to Little Rock and to Fort Smith are
finished. The folks about Augusta have
been talking about a railroad to Helena,
and those at Batesyille about one to Kan
sas. We are sure that a great future is in
store for Helena. Her people and those of
the surrounding country are publie-spir-
tied and enterprislng, and we cannot but
of.
Concentrate the energies expended on
the Iron Mountain and Midland roads in
the construction first, of ~thirty-five miles
Of the road we propose. After a while, the
roads will necessarily follow.
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okMusEMENTs.

THE MEMPHIS THEATER.-A fair atten-
dance greeted Mr.. Dominic Murray and
Miss Josephine Fiddes last night in their
delineation of Irish life as it il. The for
mer as " Pandeen O'Ratierty," In Born 10
Good Lsck, snd Larry 0'Gig.i in
The Robbers IFIe, and the latter rs Rose
Redland," were all that could be wished
thoroughly up In thei T parts, and worthy
of the encomia already heaped upon them
as first ciass artists The stock . are i'm
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STEAMBOATS,.
RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas River
&lPaCket COmp'yZ&
United STATES MAIL.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE THIS
L Company VIII run THREE boats a week
In the Arkansas river; and until the compile
ton Ofthe new boats, the following boats will
constitute The line:
THOMAS II. ALLES----PETTCHARD. Master
IIARk ----H BLAIsDELL. Master
fJlDDN Rice, Master
". A.CALD@ LLL----ttub Haynes master
Leaving Memphis every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday O'Clock pm; making conuec-
lions % Little Rock with the COmpany's light
draught packets:
A BUKEN Portland, Master
LEI Chapman, Master
PORT N0land, Master
IOBI Glf1pN Smith, Master
For I'll points above Little Rock, as high up
as Fort Gibson.
Through bills OF lading given for freight to
and nom New Orleans, Memphis, ST. Louis.
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Frelghts delivered at destination, at al
Stages Of the river, without storing or other
delay.
Any persons desiring 20 ship b. this line
from the North, East or West y point On
the Arkansas river, should haze their goods
consigned TO MEMPHIS \ Arkansas RTv-
ER PACKEr COMPANY" az Memphis (of1ce IA
Front street, Mosby Block Those shipping
from New Orleans should conslgn to @Mem-
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company"
Mouth OF White River.
The above company are now building two
new boats for the Arkansas river. which VIII
be finished about the isE October. thus
securing 10 their patrons a reliable tri-Week
~ line In high or low water.
John ID. ADAMS, President
T. A. KENDIG, Agent.
sell ONCE S4 Front street. BfOsby BLOCK
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This new tariff has been in preparation
for moret than two years, and is based upon
air line distances. The Company are now
maturing other plans for increasing the
utility ofthe telegraph to the public; one
Of which is the sending of messages which
greatly reduced rates. A uniform tariff,
which operates as a general reduction of
our average rates, has been voluntarily
adopted all over our lines, without refer
ence to the operations OF competing lines.
No tariff has in any instance been in
creased. nJAs. COLEMAN.
Sup't w. L. Telegraph Co, Memphis.
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chancery Court.

4. ASTON, CLERK n MASTER.
The following bills were filed yesterday:
Mary A. Blackwell VS. W. a. Edwards,
et al.
w. ". Miller VS. DuBOse, ct al.
Chancellor SOmers heard the contested
election case of Perkins VS.. Lee yesterday.
The decision was reserved. Messrs. Bull
lock and Beecher represented the com
plainant; County Attorney Woodward
represented the respondent.
The case of Wallace VS.. Hudson was ia
ken up and argued by counsel upon a de-
murrer filed by the respondent. TIT case
will be further heard to-day. Messrs.
Randolph and Pierce appeared for the
complainant; Messrs. Wright and KOr-
trecht for the respondent.
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Shelby Circuit cnuri.

H. 5. LEE, JUDGE PRESIDING, Etc.
The case Of White " Clark Fl al. occu-
pied the attention OF the Court on ycster-
day. The argument Of counsel will close
to-day and the case viii be transferred TO
the jury, after which the trial docket will
be called from Nos. % TO rs inclusive,
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JOSIAH DELoACH, P. NJ.
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THE cheapest and safest Kid Glove in
he city.
For every pair of Kid Gloves which tear
in trying on we give You a new pair, with
out charged!
Through arrangements made with the
manufacturer Of our "Glove," we are
enabled to hold out this great inducement
&c the public.
Bear the terms. IN mind, and try our
Herzog's Kid Glove, 81 Is per pair, all
sizes and beautiful colOrs.
HERZOG e. BRO,
294 Main street.
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BUSINESS NOrICE.-No contracts or OBJ
legations assumed or made by any indi-
Nidusl owner or employee of this office,
will be paid at our Ounter OF recognized
as an offset 10 any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle it
himself in person.
HEATING, ENGLISH q co.
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GREATEST SENSATION OUT.-Ons of onr
prominent bank presidents and a leading
would bel politician roughly handled.
and thoroughly ventilated by the Upton
County Record, for sale by Joe Locke.
Also Just received, Chimney Corner.
Ledger. Saturday Night-all other week
lies-illuSrated and plain-iogether with
Northern and Eastern dailies,
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Reduction in Rates.
srrrnIxrENprNr,s orr1cr.

SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, October l, lo69.
\ new tariff of rates OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company went INTO Ell
feet yesterday (OctoberiI y. The table be
low gives examples OF n few rates now
sdopted, compared with the old rates:
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TENNESSEE
Progress and improvements in Every
Part of the State.
Meetings of St0ckhOlders---mOVe
ments of Officers.

From our last files OF state papers We
compile the following in regard 10 exist
ing aud proposed railroad lines IN Ten
nessee:
NASHVILLE AND NOBTHwESTERN RAIL
ROAD.
At a meeting OF the Directors Of the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad,
held in Nashville on the 9th ult., which
was held in reference 10 leasingthe Nash
willie and Northwestern Railroad To the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Com
n the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad not having conferred on the Di-
rectory the power TO lease the road, il
was resolved by them to call a meeting of
the stockholders on the 9th of October,
TO have their counsel and consent in re-
ference to the future of the road, and at
the same time requesting the President
of the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road to run the roa until the meeting of
the Directors of the Nashville and North.
western Railroad Company.
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The greatest variety of new style Hat:
in the city At

SI25 to 1926 reduction in the price of the
worid-renowned gold-med1l Pianos of
Cbickering & Sons. Elegant seven octave
Pianos AT $500. Terms easy. II. G.. HOL-
LENBERG, Agent, No. 28a Second street.
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SrrRn1Na nrnArE-The MemnhIs ~

SrTRRINs DEBATE.-The Memphis Liz
erarv Association will hold its regular
meeting this evening Mt their Hall in
Common Law Court Room, AT which time
the officers will be installed, declarations
delivered, and Il debate will be held upon
the subjoct, THAT in Imperialism rests
the Future Prosperity of u Country"
This Association numbers among its nleIn-
bers some of our best young men, and Is
worthy-0f the encouragement OF the
public.
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LETrERs HrLp FoR posTAeE

LETTERS HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Berry, Capt ], care ARK. Packet Co,
Wedrig, q +, City.
Michel, J n, Brownsville, Tenn.
Cherry Il Wine, Madison. Ark.
Hill. Mrs. Martha \, Ripley, Miss.
Postmaster, Napoleon, Ark.
Hin, Nath. Pleasant Hin. Miss.
MOseley, l. IL, Franklin, Tenn.
Starett, Mrs Bette, COVington, Tenn.
Petres, Mrs Sallie, Oakland, Tenu.
Feaga1, J Ii. Pleasant Hin, Miss.
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To PRINTERs.-We have for sale a font
of Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
for a country weekly. For price, apply or
address APPEAL office.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE CHEAP.
Storekeepers can be supplied with any
desired quantity of wrapping paper cheap
Tor cash, on application at the APPEAL
counting room.
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LETTER LIST.

The following il the list Of letters re-
manning In the Memphis P~osIOhico and
not delivered by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed To street ana num-
Der, viii he delivered promptly by car
Tier-,
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CoNTISUATIOS or CNDHRwRITER's
SALE.-On Tuesday morning, Octobsr 5th,
at 10 o'clock, by
G0TTLIEB & EZEKIEL.
Corner Second and Adams streets.
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NOTICES.

mississippi AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.0
Secretary and Treasurtr's Office,
Memphis, Tenn, Sept 20, 1859.
COUPONS Of the First Mortgage q per cent?
~ seven per ceHt. bonds OF this company.
maturing on the LIST October next, will be paid
at this Office al maturity.
se2 $. Il. LAME, Treasurer.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
semphls and Nov Oris,De p,cL., u,

Memphis and Nov Orleans Packet Line.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET.
For New Orleans, Eatchez. Vfcksburg and
th9 Bends.
MAuENIA-----...I Frank Hicks. Master
John :, Sullivan. Clerk.
MISSI- y 3 Green Master
= q Creighton, ClsEk.
one OF ak0ves splendid steam -
erS viii leave Memphis EvERYEA
" E~BSEsBAN- commencinS with the MaVenfa
September 18th, aud remaInin. i'm the trade
throughout the season. AGEST MEMPHIS
seB LARRY HARMSrAn.
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POLICE A
Resume of the Work of the NJ. Prs
for September.

Memphis, AZ W have frequently said of
late. is bacoming the most moral and deco
rous Of cities. The morality IS. indeed,
painfully disappointing TO local reporters,
who gather in knots daily and discuss
il. A. a proof of what we say Wa here
with append the report OF the Sistropoli-
tan Police for last month: l8l
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WANTED.-Twenty-fve (25) good cloak
makers. Apply Immediately at
B. LOWENSTINE & BROS.
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f. GLAssIcK & Co., No. $50 Main street,
keeps full stock of sporting material, and
warrants all his work.
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MURRAY & RfDaELy. merchant t~silors
81 Madison street, call the attention. ~
their customers and All Others In want az
anything in their line, thai they ara
ceiving and will he abletO show them a.
fne stock of goods. and will mt than
an in as fine stvie as n first class esfah-
lishnient IN the United States.
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NEwHoUsE TRAPs-mink, otter. beaver
and bear--at Charles Stout & Bros, 27
Sec-1Od street.
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STORAGE FOR COTTON.


IINDERWRITERS WAREHOUSES;,
MEMPHIS, September 1G, 1862.
MERCHANTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: The
aoose Houses are now open TO receive and
eiscnarge cotton. Every facility TO seller and
buyer VIII be given. To my old patrons l re-
turn you my thanks; for the future, ! refer
You tothe past long experience in the bust-
ness ! hope TO merit your patronage
Sc Safety, capacity and convenience une-
qualed- Rates same as hrst-elass houses
seB As WHITFORD.