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STFRFOSCOPF.

~ LIZ
A MOAG Tie latest inVeuuans in Optics there is uo1-
II ing more instructive and 1mu~iEg than the Stere5-
scope. ne Stereosoupa views are impressions Fem Ma
TIRE, representng the anest Sceneries. Cities and Non
menis IN Europe and this country. which. viewed
through this instrument, shows hose objects In bod re-
lief actually As they are. and thus are The best models
o. Artsts. give the best idea o. flreigu Countries and
Art, and make The finest parior rusmcnts
CItirens and stranEers VISITING he city should not fail
% au % C. MCLLEk Optcian. 81 Main street. Orp1-
site Pr0viue a stewart's si1ck. and examine these nag
nldceut Views
Justreceivef the arEcst and finest collection % VIEWS
q Eurupe and theTuited States.
100 diderent Views o. ne city o. Paris
so difsreut Viev11f SwiteranA Austria, Germany
and Tyroli-
100 diTsrerf Views Of ne Rhine.
400 diderent View q Italy Coustauuncpe. Greece
EEypt. Nuhia- Palestine and the Holy L1lf
200 diGereut Views u Lluduu.
500 sorneries u Engan1 Ireland. S1alsud, sa-ucs
Family Gruupea. etc
200 beautifully ulumiuatcd Interior and ezteri0t
Viewsof Paris aud Lo1lon. Als1.
500 Glass Views Of Europe and this country plain and
oolored o nature.
NIAGARA FaIis-WIui and sumner Views
Catsku Maintains.
WnshlnEton ard Vicinity m
And q great many other articles % numerous 81 men
t1n. Cone quict and secure dhdice Vleus.
G rLLEH lI Nam street.
mnrTo=ffwnwfu nnm urHufua A gHnwnHFfa UIneE
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4 ErrERs o. aimuistrauo1 have been Uanted b. ne
l. Comfy Court o. shelby culfy. Tennessee, % ne
u1farsirnai. unou The estate 81 BENJAMIN heid. deed.
nebtns o. me estate wiz please settle AZ once, and cred
ifors preseuf heir claims within nc time prescribed b.
law VIZ. c. ANDERSON.
.-rt-fm Nfmiu7sfrntn~
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Busiurss a0tins

On MOndsy' May Oh, Monsarrat Dupree 4
Co. viii sen at auction some Of the most beau
ti residences and garden lots ever offered.
his viii be the greatest sale Of he season.
See advertisement and be sure to attend. 6-st
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NEW oHLEAss Nay5-Arivea ns lark Grape
-hst from Biz.
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splilal aodlas
M Moul hardIr do


% any one u9u-adsys q have me tsmsriy b. ques-
uon ne e~zda1iauce % D. J. uosfeusrg clstflfel
stou1rh Birsrs Tor au iseaass sf ne samich. IN
cases q Dgapepsla. h1diy Weatues Csfi4rucss. DE-
euterg ana EeDcral darangrmrnt 70 he digestive areans
mcir uanY rirfures hass borg since been nada raiuir
arrnrent rhey purge ron mutyasu ne uarhii hu-
mal. uaich raard their natural Functions. and uhi.h
hrlnr paianess % ne caett. and ssg1rinr o. ne brow.
mey taullh mase ctEs upan pleasure. restas ths su-
f-m 10 hist assim, and n-ceserib prort } uaiusbis a.
funct b NE DIGESTIVE orans A rlaI b al uafis
needed % establish mem IN ue oaaddsuos o. ne sEaras.
Far saie D. d~rugsisfi gnnerafJ. eroryuhers. See 81
vrtseueut HOsTETTER q SMITH.
Nanlfanmrra and Prluriet1rs,
masdrT1siv No 81 w.aH aaa s. Fronf street.
HOLIOWay's Ointment.
Pile nd Fisfua nni ne cthev rifulenf d.sufers y
fs ehuuueis % fae uisrus o. boucl. are relieved ana
removed b. . fsv appnoutaus o. uhis Ointment prsos-
ici By warm fmeutanaas. re uho suH-r nam nee
SOURCE e ne frame. shauid lao no time iu tsk.nr heed
81 mis fdenny warninE
SID a. ne manufactoTy ~. % Maidsn Lsne. New
York. and ~ az nruEsr aflE e. auf al p@r %.
m~aflfraufu
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G.FrOSO BUILDING,
where be Is BOW openius cut a lsrse and varici stlE @
House Keeping Hardware and Kitchen
FURNISHING GO0nS

70 uhich be- invites he aitentioa-ef House-zeepers and
on rose on The eve % becominr such-
A rs expenses On this i1cality will BE- much less Than
on Main street. be fatters himself. hat h. viii be able
o. cnr Eris Al such prices a. vii oommard from a dis
criminniug puhhc mair pstnnags, and earnestly solicit,
10 eramiuauln = bis sf0rk.
auls-im G n c6RLErOv.
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AAE 80 -
The second race was mile heats for the pro-
pdet5r's purse Of $50, the entrance Of SIS
addcd-free for aliases. There were three en-
tries-Ga "a and Blythe's ERs Dean, Col Dill
labun.'s grey ely, BY ohsIlo, and Col
CsmpbsI's Laura sPilman. The latter was
lsme, and the Judges deemed her not in a Ct
condition 10 run. After the withdrawal Of
Laura the odds were fully ten TO one in favor
Of the bay lilly, vino bad been named at the
outset as the favorite.
A. the tap Of the drum the animals went side
b. side. On TIE first urn the grey fell behind
firm some cause, but directly after entering
tbr back stertch she brought up with EGs
Dean. They eoald both have been covered
with . blanket during the run on the stretch,
which vas in fast raee-horse tine On the
tura he grey took the lead. but after entering
the hons s.rs.eh EEs gave Der the go-by and
come IN fzsL Tine, Isl.
The second heat was won, and the race also,
By Eff Deaa, E@s leading ~ The way.
Tine. 1-1Il
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MEMPHIS RACEs-SFRNG MEETTNs-We
were ~vouchsafed another beautiful day ysslsr-
day, and the delightful weather and The pros
Pect Of a season Of delightful sport drew
together a large number Of visitors, including a
hne array OF ladies There were two races
yesterday The first Of two-mile heats for the
jockey Club purse Of $500, and the second for
the p1opnstor's purse Of $50, SIS entrance,
the entraHce aided. For The Jockey Club purse
there were two entHes-Jamss Jacksou's Ees
Bynum and Col Bingamsn's Big Ellen. Big
Ellen was the decided favorite. At the start
N the first race, EE Bynum went in a length
ahead, but Big Elen caught her on the first
tim, and led her on he back stretch for -four or
I've lengths. A the last turn Efs closed the
gsPs little, and swung into the last quarter at a
faster speed mal he rider Of Big Ellen was
aware Of, which brought Etc nearly alongside
Ct Ellen, who only Jet out a little, and soon
opened o space Of forty feet or more between
hsrssH and Eff, which never grew any less to
the close Of the beat. Time, 246. In the
second heat E6r run n front to the turn In
tie back stretch, when she changed places with
Big Ellen, and b~noughtup the rear 70 the end Of
the hezt Time, 3.46s.
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NV ORLEANS, Nay 6-Caton-saies o. aooo bales
bei1re he arrival q The Steamers neus. me mafketi
drm. Ezehause on Linda. sAaskc Erchanse 90
Kew Tork ~ siEht EEchanEe. \ diesount to par.
ST LouIs, Nay She Fl5ur market eiased I'm a.
ssi2EGssB Corn. yellow quuted afssc. Oats cased
buoyaui Al EGB- Pa. wesssrh mes. SIS Is Hemp
has advanced SCI quoted q, sl.ooE si.I5.
CTSc1SEATI. Nay 6.-rhs Fiozr market closed dull;
sales o. go bbis q ss.i0ass0 WHISKY, 25e Lard
closed hrmi sales o. 500 bbls and usroes a. l0NGiic.
Sugar dosed buayaut ut7RGTEc
NV TonE Kay she Cguanmarke dosed quiet
the sales are unimportauL WHISKY. sven suEar
closed hrm. Malasses. 49,
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Refer to Strauss, Lehman a Co.'s column on
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TENNESSEE \

2h2 Acres aljuluIug Gcrmantowus gell improved place
fof Acres 9 miles from Memphis. near uuion Depot. On
Memphis and Ohio Railroad zoo In cultivation
$50 Acres 6 miles from Memphis. on Woif river; f2l
cleared vel Improved steam saw mill, etc; vel
tmha-ed
Sa2 Acre 81 nile from Memphis near Raleigh; iIo
ciearcds Esnd IMPROVEMENTS
40 Acre q miles from Memphis. On Memphis AM
Ohio Railroad 81 Pea Point I5 cleared; sod inn.
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Edmondson & Armstrong,
Wholesale and Retail Desiers in
HIDES. OIL AND LEATHER.
- a. 5000

Opposite Court Square-Sign Of the
G old @ SfirEuD.
KEEP 1uu1tauty ou hand q nm assortment Of nrticles In
Their anr Consisting in part q French and American
Calf sEius Hemiles sd Oak-rauned Sole L@ather. SKIRT
iuss Harusa Budie, wax and Kip Upper LEATHER.
Enamr.ed and Patent Leather o. al kinds Pad, Hag.
Caamlis Deer Lining and Tupping skins Also a fun
a0artmeui 81 ss1lers' ShoemaEsrsi and tanners To1ls.
ec sltnsry Hlrdwlre and Htrucs Moutinrso u every
vTicu-r which We respectfully invite ne tteut1n Il
r-rl1n buyilE u orr line au-2o-iEariy
Hides! Hides! Hides!
w sre rrerFret 90 sy time, b pay me HIGHEST
MARKET PRICES n CASH. Tor
DRY HIDES, SHEEP AND DEER SKINS.
shipments sucitsd. O. vhtsh ue prsmi-s eur prompt
auf special attention.
EpuOSDsON s. ARMSTRONG.
No 81 Main street
HnEnn=frnnwIv SIGN ~ re ElHfar efarrur
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$50 Acres On pesha c1uuty. Arksnsa; 10 deadsned. i5l
IN cultivation, with 10 likely negroes. mules. etc.
SO Acres On Arkansas uvers 10 mIias below Little
Fock vel improved; 200 in cultivation, with nine
mrEruaz.
5o5 Acres ~ miles from Aberdeen. GO white river; 81
an cultivation.
go Acres - miles from Madison, Ara go dsadsued
100 IN rr-rLr.-L..
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BlaekSmithiBg, Wagon and PlgV Factory,
At ne carnero Of shelly asd rrereraut sfreet,-@H
n S1uh Memphis. keeps on haui Wauns Carts "
Dravs. Plows. whcehsrr0Ws &C. Repairing 20
done % order and of good Material. An orders 80
from ne country dued az shurtu1tice- maI-d6m
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TIE PLarr STAKE "a silver Pifdher and Gotiet
o. ~ ~8lue ~ e150-s25 enfr n1c-Enirance money y
bp aileI-2 mie hrsts.
r-WuIlam HauHdtee e1trTs c. q By AhiaEf dam rs
dora tv Priams 3 years ollcrs rel. Nhita znd hue
e-Tfmes Ta-E-l faters ~. g. Ene Hvnuaby Glencoe
dlmlg uflens fV-arf cEors rlrrie ana purple
s-E Hrsahia eaisE fGtild and Blrthc'sl b e Ran
Berry Or Ai.ieui dam ~ JerrT 4 yeari odgr-
fauv
Aisar n RidtlehurreT enter fcapf ?. G. Noarsislet.
g. sazeae b. Al5ica dan Baa b. Przm usicr ti1e
40 blue.
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nvALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPER,
PARTICULAR NOTICE,
from the Steamer st. Nicholas,
- LID. u LII. - annrr-. -

LuoI IIUW \ eItdMtT oI' NIthOIaS,
on SUNDAY EVENING, 9PRH "a, SO,
ne bodles o.
MRS. CAFT. BEN. v. CLIMB nj MISS ELIzAP.
MIS- CLINE vas dressed hi cruss-harrcd fWhitc and
VI brown travGinE dress had upan her nnEer q dia-
mond ring bad hlaCk hair parted upon he side. vim a
lock o. gray running from the crown on bdh SIDES down
I'VE inchcs n -.
Mss DuNhlCA uus ahuut tTeuy-ne Years cd. dsrk
mourning blscE with White Enafss d had on a rlich and
tEo rms. ore heinE plain. md ne cher o~uutaininr ne
d1EurrreltTpe q q reufemsn
lam insrucfed tTthe rclaures 81 the eh1Vs described
1nT7ea fn nav a
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:, ICE, Il
nUWaE "Cr0 4 20

a retired from tIe Wharihoat business. and h1Ve
I'll formed e new sra. under he name o. Duvai. Alrea
a Co, He frm- Which VIII be devoted hereafter exrlu-
siveiy % ne Ice business
They have filed their mammoth Ice House On Beal-st.
and have rruted ard turned into an Ice House and alci
ons-fourIh q Guuis 4 Hius hlok eofion warebouse On
M1urue street.
uhey VII aha keep . constant supply a. ne wharf,
bori o. their suu1essurs, IL smiih 4 Co. al he foof of
union urc-l where Steamboats, ard ofhers can Be- SUD
ulieI 81 a1 hours. day or uiEhL
Al n7drrs leff % ne Real street lee House, or ne Non
roe street house. o. e. ne Wharfhnat. a. te foot Of Unian
street, vii be promptly fiird
siraed, DUvAL. ALGEO a CO.,
ar1l-Im Ice Firm
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There viii BE- two races to-aay-.hs hrrf for
the Harding stake, and he second for the
Plate s-aks-afordiag the fines; sport Of the
wek. The following is the programme:
FIRST HACE
TIE HARDrs STAKE Fa 2 yearoids-2mn hert,
-sgn sussTIlan SEQ forfeit ne cub 10 al
$50
-cd ciHpaen aaasseot b wssnsri dan b.
Glcuca
- AubazsaoH dan Dsss
BY Prism
y nlnatuHi name Dr. g By ohsla s.m
Avn Rsanlres name eh- BAL 1ieraaIsr By Ep.i-
Ions darn hv Gicuoe
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Merchants and Planter g

Merchants and Planter
FOR LITTLE ROCK IND III ,Is
on ARKANGIS RIVER
THE REsrLAE FACEEr
ENNTE WHIPPLE-----.----..-c G.. GRAY
Jas A GaAT. CerE
TVAVI eutersk regularly On the Mru- -
ulis add ArEalssa river trade VAN
leave ir Little REX. Far suifl r1 -
points lu me ArEausEs river every FRIDAY a 1c1cE
p pa Elr rrfglt or gasagc appT p
HARMsTaD HATMAN. AEs1a
N ban orders fr reiEl- VIII b l-el 97 ln 5cat
II r.rH.r-rr --.rre al1r-Ima
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To Memphis shippers.

Spring Arrangement. 1859
- 80 49,
A I A r#
49,
RATES RED ICED.
HAVING been appointed Aselfr fr several Rallr1ad
lines We are prepared 1 gre
THROUGH RECEIPTS
~ Cotton and cher Ee.EhE 10 au the northern and
hastem oleIr az Greatly reIuraE rafef
We ore as1 aHIlari1el % settle nl r~ec1unrlaua
1flupnJi an1 VIII also SIGN Or rsiElU By EnT boat
2 ud narrah.c Character. -lau 9reseu1tlu % ne
day lltsf af 1r l~ae
Aerczla z1lng Elsr % uurclzsa ElzI uII fu1 E b
trrr advantage p bee nj reflr- maE.lg arrHr-auHuff Or
1e tlns11rltr1 af rla.r frr.zhr a. We 1fr n-lldss
u~leguslfl OF cay ausr Hllfs
PHIE5I s. B0WEE.
arl0-au 40. r M1ur1a street
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NEW FIRM.
We have Tor sale ne foiiowins
MISSISSIPPI LANDS.

1922 Acre On washington COUNTY. Mississippi. $50 IN
cuItlvaudn. with 30 likely negroes, mostly men. rs
mules. etc.
100 Ac0es on s1ufrwer river. Nj, $50 deadcned.
80 Acre is mile from Memrhis. nezr Mississippi ant
Teuneasee Railruad. fair improvements.
ab Acres IS miles from Memphis. near Mississippi and
Tennessee kailruld. go cleared, we'll improved.
So Acres m Marshall county. Mississippi. vel i'm
proved, with eleven likely negroes.
1900 Acre IN ruuica county Mss 500 acres in culti-
vstiou-
6i Acres iu Balivsr county, Mississippi 90 deadened,
70 IN cufivaunl-
SIS Acres 4 miles from Cold Water Depaf, Mississippi
and Tennessee Railroad one-haIf "a cultivation.
SIS Acre iu suudgwsr county Mississippi; 200 dead
rnnH
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Refer to Speed, DOnoho & Strange's column.
See z. II. Clark 8 Co.'S column.
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Lands for sale-see Hopkins & Kirby's card
on the first page.
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DlEcT TRADE WITH BEUGzuM.-ne
City Council Committee, appointed to attend
20 this matter, last evening forwarded a com
nunicaiou, directed 70 the Southern Conven-
ton, about 70 assemble at YicksbuTg, upon
TIE subje-to Of the letter from the Belgian Gov
eminent, respecting the establishment Of a d.
rect trade between this city and Client, IL
closing tie co-uesPondence that has taken
place between the Belgian Minister and our
Mayo communication was also Forwarded
70 the delegation from tbs city, urging hen
10 call the attention Of the Convention to the
slbiec and also to the propriety Of urging the
general Government 10 make such c~oustitu-
uonll internal improvements as he interests
Of our c1unercs require.
LocKE's RAJ EsTArE sALEs-Locks made
one Of bis big sales yesterday, and as usual
realized the best prices, the sales were Three
lots Of ground in Browns Subdivision, near
Governor Harris residence, sold to DR.. A. L.
KImbr', al 500 per acre seven lots in Boz
iana's Subdivision, opposite the residence Of
Barney Graham, Esq sold as follows: No.
u NaAeAs 81 n-oD PEI dee
No. 3 % J. W. Hopkins, a. SS25 per acre 70.
3to C. Msydwell, al $50 per acre; No. 3 to
same buyer, Al $50 PR acre; No. 9 to c. n.
Carroll, al ss55 per acre, No. ! to same buyer,
al $50 per acre. The above property sold for
higher figures than bad been asked a tPrivats
sale. In Johnson l. Yodriekas division Of the
Can track, on Central Avenue, lot Nc. / sold
20 J. W. Rodgers, a. SIPS per acre also three
lots adjoining Capt ~shirley's residence, al 50
pr foot front to ". P. Graham.
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p Consumers can depend upon getting a pure article
When rhsy buy ne valley WHISKY, g. b Is sold By he
bottle and case only. WM. u. IL
10 Soufh wiliam-sf, New Tork. Sole Proprieiur.
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REGULaR TUEsDAY PAcKET
For WHITE and LifHe Red Rira-s.
REGULfR TUESDAY IND SATURDAY,
PICKET FOR NAPOLEON
y MEL BOON T..
L. -. MAIL LINE
FOR LOUISVILLE.

EDh AULAauAH IL
~ ~
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY ASH SATURDAY.
At & 0CL0CE o. o.
ALVIN LAs-B. IasLsr.
Egerv MONDAY. atgF 81
MOSES McLELLAN..---.-.--.T T. EEWIE. Master
Every THURSDAY. at1F r.
sCTTHEEEEE-.--------.G- " rHTPLErr. Master
Every sATCRDAT. arHF-U
TONNECrIEG a. C1lrs with the UIl1H Central Rail-
road az PrIucah win tlc C.. S. Nail Steamers fcr
Nashville and al pJluE on the Crmf=rlud river Con-
nest az Louisville with her s IaI Line Steamers.
JACOB SFlADER n TELEGRAPH no.
fr Clullullus 1ufthrnce via che Little Miami Ellrcl4
and is ouue-iug uuesuf lad 1aU Ig N1rleru@
Eastern cities
Passu=sHs a-s-,sury On r1s-e aau p--- rlra
AMI E1ss-
Throuzh r-oripu rvcn Cor 5t1u cts. destined 81
New YORK. FhIaislplG Brs-ll Ellulr- 900 -- 11ar
points
The boats In THIS line are u aur 1rie- and arc msr-
passed for speed. comfort and safety
PRIEST q uUWEN AGENTS.
Monroe street. aulh side. between FraE- ROW llI Mlin-
la1J-6m
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garaI Skaters.

Friaay nornips. ...:ls NY 8, 1859.
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Town LOIS
m te ciy or Memphis. and suburban lands adjacent Co
Ne ly to-gtt: Acertain parcel 20 ground conveyed py
va X blilcr o. Thomas 3 Carroll briar a tt o. bilcf
80 l2oi ~ huacr DIvislan % ne cuy % hemphls, BE-
SHINING A. ne south-Eest olmer q A B. Jcweifa d. 90
hrrnHndo street. running theme aouth with hemando
street III feet o. south street. thelce east il feet o. a
sake hence nurth with parallel lines o. Al Ievel's
sulfh lnei thence west with hts line ii feet o. TIE be-
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o0EFeyei By Wm p Butler % Thamas B. Carroll, being
. part Of the Port PicEeriuE tracis henuniug AZ Jaoob
ArgTs sufh-esTf c1rner5 ruuntug hru1a east chains
along The Fau Pckerinc brandh railroad 50 feet nuuh Of
the center % aid rusd % WlIams' corner on said
rad; thence norfh with bis wet line 9 chains o. W J.
nunalfsn's south lines thence west z chains win Don
aidsns south line D. Jaclb Moln's east boundary line;
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WM- h DALI
| Your Arumatic VALLEY whisky is received. and after
careful eEzminahon. ! end % b BE- q pure article, Entire
] ly free from the adultcratng ingredients 50 frequently
used Yours. respectfully,
J. MAPEs. Analrnal Cheni-.
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y H.-ParIlui1r attention Will be paid % the wants
Of my Old friends 90 The line, Planters and Mer-hars. y
ali ne boats Oh this line and their plir1nage b. respad
mIv z5ucitedbv JNO- T SHIRLEY
nu1-ff
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ThaTe s~naly1ed q sample Of Days Aromatic valley
WHISKY" and end % % be . pure aruce q enc Saver,
aud without any deleterious afmIEture.
w r rmILnnN n D ChemIsL y
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VALUABLE TOWN lots,

-. On Friday, june 9. 1893,
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Edinburg and GIendary Gaps
Will

Afsa \ R. RIcHAHDs ciiy Reriarr-
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witnessing their attacks and retreats, and
cnieayorcl Ia read in their counteuances
whether they seriously unprecedented work
They certainly dem"aned themselves rs II
they were III earnest. and came "a the con
cusion after til" scrutiny, that there was
fighting material i'll them, and that they
would with gusto u.e up few hundred Abo-
litionists. if occasion required. Well, the
trials have been gone through, Brown and
four other, have paid the penalty of their
temertv with their lives, and yet these
..Gorgons and Chimcras dire Of Abolition
lists have not set their feet on our soil, and
the conclusion is inevitable, that the annoy
inc letters and threats ot those mlscreants
were addressed 10 our impulslye Governor 20
fret him. annoy our citizens, and run us 10
expense. These vapourerS are of the Gloss
described by Shakespeare
bat hollow men, like horses hot at hand.
Make gallant show and promise Of their met''e
Bur when they should endure the bloody spur.
They fall their crcsts. and like dcceiful jadca.
Sink in the irinl.'
suppose oar Governor being 50 t1reTarn-
ed. Thought he must be- equally .toreaImed.
The Brrrhrrs Garrison>. Phillipses h Co.,
profess Ia preach the Gospel Of peace; and II
they cai, spare time from the study of the
Higher Law. perhaps read the Psalms. II
ST. would recommend them 10 preach from
the first clause OF the l0th verse of the 9th
PsaIm-"Ie that love the Lord. hate evil. :
They might say of themselves n Hastings
in Richard Bird
80 nuurntary graoc Of mortal men,
Which we more hunt for than tue grace OF God.
For whose benefit choose 10 ask has been
this military demonstration. As to calling
out thr troops of Louduun. the slaves being
never more humble the guarding her is re-
car,lrd by manv n entirely work # supe-
rerogation. fear our young men will lose
more III some respects than they will gain III
tactics.
| had hoped that our Governor. who seems
Ia BE- in a fair way OF showing the capabili-
ties Of the State. that is II 10 how much debt
she can stand under. would do one thing at
Il time. and that saddling us with this war
tax. he would let us rest from other exactions
H. appears Ia have been - clightcd though
that troops and munitions of war were whirl
ed up and back 50 rcadiIy by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. that il has only whctted
his appetite for Railroads
I II Maryland aud Virginia being on the
border, are 70 keep up lin" Of d"tences for
the safeguard Of slavery generally, not be-
Ing any more Interested than States farther
South. We should not only have more sym
pathy from them. but they should help II
! foot the bill; as should the North: because
! they preached up the Crusade and furnished
the Invaders.
/ 1t is idle 10 nope to divide the Union, to
meet the cormorant appetites Of aspirants
: for the Presidency, for they are Legion. If
tomorrow the States were severed in twain
into Northern and Southern Confederacy.
in twelve months subdivision would be
proposed. South Carolina demanding as she
! has always done. to hc an Emporium in
imperis. ALlQUIS.
: Louioun County. Va. December %