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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-01-12

IS A COMMON OBSERVATION that there are
q sufferers from debility, among Americans,
can be found among any other civilized ma
The reason is obvious. We take too little
else, and forget the wants Of the body in the
kbing pursuits Of business. In all such
ordinary medicines car. do little good
is required is just such tonic and inyig-
Sr as DR.. J. J.-Hostetter has given to the world,
J tCELEBRATED "BITTERS." The weak
Servous denisen of the counting house, the
listed tailor upon the shop-board, and the
tfated student of the midnight lamp, have
ia wonderful regenerator in the ''BrTTsRs,"
sefer it to more pretentious, but less efica.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-01-12

Alowing us to go North "A memorial is in
circulation among the citizensof New York, to
their legislature to dsfoto their Southern breth-,
rem, in visiting that State, to take their slave
property along with them. There is no need for
such alaw, as it already exists under the Consti-
tuition, but It is thwarted by the designings Of
sbolitionists and the underground railroads Of
negro stealers, who infest the whole North in
such ravenops numbers. ASouthern gentleman
can travel all over Europe with'his servant with
ont being nolested, but can't visithis own breth-
rem, in his own country, Without being bedeyiled,
and having his property spirited away. How
long shsll such things bel - . 'TE;a
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-01-12
HOMEMADE FOREVER 1.

Mr.. HUNTER, of Virginia, has already appear
ed in Congress in suit of homemade; and, we
learn, that the members from South Carolina
and perhaps other Southern States will soon fol,
low. his example. Three cheers for the move
ment started by the Richmond ladies, and q mil.
lion wbirs for Southern spindles, and homemade
forever!
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-01-12
POST OFFICE DISCONTINUED.

We have been requested by Capt. E. M. FAR1s,
postmaster, to state that the post-of6ce here
tofore known as 'Catawba Creek, N. c. has been
discontinued. All packages intended for that
ueigbborhood will be stopped at Pleasant Ridge,
North Carolina. q
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-01-12
sAw-nIILL, SC, FOR SALE.

Mr.. c. J. KEE, offers at private sale his Steam
Saw and Grain Mills, situated seven miles east
of Rock Hill. As he has moved and must sell,
he promises an excellent bargain. Purchasers
would do we'll to see his advertisement, which
NAV be found in another column.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-01-12

n@. The Ohio Democratic Convention met at
Columbus on the 9th inst, passed resolutions in
favor Of Douglass, elected delegates to the
Charleston Convention, and instructed them to
vote for Douglass. =
The Illinois Convention met on the same day
and did likewise.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-01-12

Glove AsopYNE ,TooTH ACHE DRops.-The
Circulating torment of tooth.ache canbe speed
iIrelieved by this delightful remedy, without
f@ of injuring the gums or teeth: Eminent
DStists say they use it daily in their pracace,
an that it has enabled them to preserve many
val BILE teeth that must otherwise have been
drkn. Try it yourself and recommend 1t to
otfs. = .aa. a,,ns
iepared and sold by, a, B. s. D. SANDS,
|Drtpists. 100 Fulton street, New York.
sid also by ALLISON s. BRATTON, York
will 8. c. Sold also by Druggists generally.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-01-12
Battls sth cortinas and MS Mea

Battls sth cortinas and his MEXICAN !.
disIs NEW ORLEANS, Jan
The Amer 1ndianola, arrived d here re
bring Brownsville dates to the % LEY nS
Cortint NTH 400 men, took Mo ussro, ,ssr y
on the 4 december, killing . number ~ ? ! sa,.s q
zens. E troops and Texas 1ss9 ksnse II
Brownie, attacked Cortinas .. hoSA nm M
after 9ad fight, captured Cortlhss ~ s,
sixty Ieicans. Nine Americans NsIs ,d 7
and size wounded, including Cap'. IT, ess
led s thesack. COrtinas has hed ar0'S
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-01-12

the versatile .aled| FPS Of contributors
I see no reason ~E not double its sub
scription list duriul b year, and become
Tho family name, 4 q, if not the entire
South. fi
Now, let me ta,, out myself, if you
please. With syol3 lon, and with you,
promise. reva, - - zeal name, even tc
your most int;n. :, will become reg.
ular cont,;bn.o, Der. l will writt
short sketches s,n. and verses unde,
avery pretty non and will do my
best to please and ur many readers
So, good hive sor ., dear ENQUIRER
HING LIZZIE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-01-12
Columbia Market.

,s COLUMBIA, January 10.
Une hundred and twenty FIVE bsles of Cotton
sold to-day at y to los cents.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-01-12
YoRKv1LLE PRICES CURRENT.
]. 60 = . II = 2 2 y L---
CORRECTED wEEKLYycpY DARwIS JETrERrs,
WEDNESDAY, JAN. II, 1860.

'Cottoa.-There isYery little doing IN Cotton.
We quote prices nominal from79:@ 81. 4 ~
Flour and Corn.---There is,but little of these
articles Offering. theformer We quote So 60
10 s275 per sack; and the latter 80 TO s5 cents
per bushel. = aslE .s ~ -s.sa
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-01-12
Treaty ofPean.

- NEW YORK, Jan. 9.
A treaty Of peace has been duly signed and
ratified between Buenos ,Avres and Urquisa.-
The former becomes hereafter member of the
Argentine Confederation.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-01-12

mechanics and manufacturing artizans are pre-
pairing in great numbers to move to the South,
there to follow their respective trades.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-01-12

/ the card lately
5merchants.s A
bting Judgment
|Ht have met oul
o be sincerely
&nts Of Charles.
ur Queen City
seaport Of the
indications oi
ps are made il
can be obtain.
%. combat this
ley more accu'
il words. ~
BAT to no great
&et, import The
ID who, buys hi:
ehe is buying o.
&nself. Impor'
Heompleteiyap'
&snded BY mer,
#by the case g
~ the piece d
othe,consumel
"a. Such is th.
sample question
,uiler is, will yor
Id will you sus.
,&re equal; com
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-16
Mnnrtarp ann 3tnanc)al
New orIsan. Mons1 nIark.l.

a a-AANH
ne New Or-zas Plcayaau o. N.vsLberIs -ep.-ls 3
follow:
by tle survival q tie slaamrrs B-eura sd North
An ric-n - are re- rIY-f af-lc-s fr m Fu-p %
thr = ins.- A. We anticipated. IhrF cav yaua-tsaf-
s'as ~ rePgnr % be % % aco1uni. nou ltur- On
he lfih al IS uft. on BE tfreuzsh - tas inieui
: -nse. he isg-rpul uattou market became g-eafy *
a,~d, and the sales cu.IrE TAR dtvs tcactad IS 90
a most Q calrdiF howard trndelCv. To improve
m.ut rrBes-s 10 rave t.t-s r.-e f----.-lv-
Or ne late rise thsf We established here au-r ne
1amaEr lg TIE frost I'D been cl-a--e asc-rtlfla1 rle
ere ttft-is hews sasfo iupar atdiuorI &c iT.tr %
aunuated az fuller ratPs. Tho tusiue@- q uid urCue 70
Ion by have sefa larger but cor me d~.f1-aty O. ma.-u-
erchlEre.
This hIt-l 90 nec1tiat.crs bas h.en b-1rzrt st--t b.
he teaur o. saturday dspzca-s from Nv TlrF
sters toe Erlt-tr % the south lrs &C rsIr1fd alarm
ne dealers are suEious. therefore. Tor Further tifIn-s
50 Is % en1ble them o. OK a rafe. Trry hesirf a.
Moreover % trav sEht ultu Eivsel hy their c1rrs-B DE-
Gents hist mausrs had beoCms more s-ttei T1de-
-hiruy 2 r1iianca palp s+ eni az not orb re-
ulrs tuau as Coz a. range ct lu5HEIO6h. Et r.a
rue. u VII nj d. 10 CONT on ore- in fr th- best
usnsS TIE private bankers wonlf no name over fU1E
for a~nythins. z1d Eelernly EXPRESSED tie plriHr trar
they c1u.d ut ~ o. a. better ralc than 700 We frl
n1t hear r single sale % ban o. iadiIr LraG-Talea
p bu' without business. IN 60 dkT Bills on New York
re bard otoHly two transactions a. soak Gle. Slelf
demand. We quote KsI Pt ois. Attheblsk o-unter
me rates are irregular En1are nEed according Dcl--
cumsLlnce1-
The sun q s2oO,oo ia -sd vas received ysstsrIaytr
TIE Citizen's bank. Aoonsiderahie qaanflfv isfNsfctes
- mlrrss. A private dispatch from Sew York lrforms
q nat me engsgeueuis thus FAR for this place Alount
% one million. The Arizona, which arrived ttis nora
ing from BrsE's. brought sisfo00 On silver.
Th~ money Market was very quiet It, morning. A
lev unimnoTtaut transact.ons in s-ou psrar were ualc
a. i2al5 pet. Bat the movement IS too restricted 10
call for any remark. The bsHs- are respoullus az
Freely as pr-4ence elN Justify o. t-e numerous d.rsufs
~ ~scoomm9daton, but necessariiy there are Cases
where The pinc1 d. pretty bard. 70 b. indeed ulattsr
o. surprise, a. vel as c1nCrafulataa, o. BEE how we'll
ne community hes stood ~ % The recent rapid en-
O. action.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-16

The CaLLEES BkwE-Tae beautiful nsw
lrama which is row being performed at The
New Memphis thsstsr, .s striking picture Of
Irish life, manners, character, AID scenery.
Among The many Irish pieces in which hr.
Collins has app AIRED on he Memphis boards,
we regard ths CoEsez BlisH az most deserving
o., as Il has been most successful in securing
public fsror-aba after ali, the people are the
best entics. No amount q. sF1sntiy news
paper criticism can eomneDsate a want OF
merit or disparage true excellence 10 the play
or the performances. There is much tact dis
played in the management o. he characters IN
the piece. Hsrdrsss Greg . wealthy Irisa
gentleman, falls in love with and secretly
nsuies Ely 0'Couuor, the Colleen Bawn, but
becoming a bankrap. be wishes 70 better bis
fortune by persuading lilly 10 Tc.iHquish the
% marrisgs Hnes,D that be may form an sii-
ana Tith Ann Chute q wealthy eonsia. This
is tbs aDeHIag scene, and from hsneesoFth the
interest OF Re agdislss eliminates to the con
elusion. The misery Of Bly, snd the uisror-
tune Of Cregan, At once elicit sympathy, and
TIE sevotion Of the ons and the love q TIE
cher. wh.eh Cow and then sA0Es itself scPo-
r,or 70 eireumstsnces, are f0sly wrought aad
4, The ssnoun,pt the finest ssnsiSiiities are
satisfied 10 ssslng virtue triumphant and the
devotion Of Ely TsaaiYs it. reEsTa' Through
out TIE whole play, Ia tae msnly department
Of q Mylss a copPalssa" and "Kyris Dsly, ?
in the devotion Of Danny Mann" 10 he
sprightiinsss Of "Ann Chute and IN TIE strat-
eg { Efforts o. n Mr.. Csrigsa," the characters
sss drawn with a master hand The piece Is
well presented, sans q The scenes being a.
nae az re have ever sssB. Tto seane in The
cave, where " Danny Msuun attempts e
drown " Ely" onig lacks the sPlssh Of The
water, The movement Of the waves, and The
[ gradual Withdrawing Of the beat from the
Fork-,hs uneven jerks b. which it q drawn
away gispels the idea Of is drifting with tie
current. A is, however, Ii IS a rare sP-
proxlnation to p~srfeeusa. TIE characters
ara vel psrso5atsd, and would be admirably
II Hattie Bernard N9uid throw a little more
earnsstnsss int hsF Ely" aud Mr.. Duncan
vOuld improve ths trogqe q "Hyland
crssgh.D Miss Jenny Parker represents the
character Of Ann Chute in her own
ssughtly way, and DsEsoa IL Esn2eTfglly az
home, for the nature Of the character, II
a Danny Mann"
I'M pises viii Be presented sgsih to-plsbt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-16

" have found them Of srest service IN aiiEJing
Braa liai Irlt1aoui sai in su5duing hoarssnoss pro
c1rc1 ~ Gods ara O. or CEREAL brethren a real favor
Or ealing their aueuu5a 20 em-Z.o ns Herald.
We une1t lcm 20 he attention q pub ieh speak-
srs. rirz.rs. aui others who are troubled vita sE-eiions
or ue tsr11t-Christisn Waterman.
- csurh', A.;hms. stc, Ns r%hseriuiy bsar tssti-
m1ay, from peTsaaal kR0w.eIEe. to their e~mcsy-Bai-
I0a's Pictorial.
rles ar asiuTlc and elegant form flr sduinisteriug
IN o1asinauon, several medic nal substances, held in
general esteem anans physicians IN IL trestucnt %
Bronchial a. ciious pr. G.. ?. Blgs.ow.
Coltslriug 20 opium or dri-teri1us drugs. thess iz-
Eng p can be used free = by pnbIc speax~rs aid vucai-
i-ts. for clear s and giving strength 10 the voice SD
5y all DruEgists. rsYl-sm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-16
Ylfns ID GfIeafaR5
NEWa

Course Of the Administration n RerGri 70 s.
cessi0a-Changs Of the Command az Port
Hosiirie-Bitsr fsud N The Georyie Legts-
lGfurc-Ths President 10 Med fe ResPohsi-
bitig chen he .ime drriues for deti0s.
WAsHIssros, November l5.-Tas courss to be puf-
suei b. ie Administrator viii aaofd no Just eluss fr
insrsaaius he present excitement in ne Northern
siates, a. It, viii perform 81 dliy 10 he C0nsaiuiionanl
laws numly and imparualiy.
TIE statement inside ty the -H1a. Lsvrenee n. Eslri
10 auoeIa q-eeh e C~olumbis, s c.. that the President
was risdEsl 60 seoession. has been correctly rep1rteL
Col gardner has btcn relieved q ne command q
Fo-t u utrie, and VIII be suoeetedbT Major Andersen
CHsRIEsroS, November. a-ras Mercury ceai-s
rhai Port A0uitrie has been tsteaby ne s5uth Caroiua
miltii.
MaLLEDSErtLLEi GA, November u -spscchss are
being made uiehty By Toouhs. 7. q. Cobb nad ciisrs, IN
favor o-sr1 ssien. and A. n. Stephens and He-s-aeiN.
JON son opsosilg Be- Ahi.ter fsad 4 rs "a the Geor-
ga signature between lhs fueais % Ion. Alfred lver-
on AID n well CA. b. relatisn 70 fhs next s-uatlrshiP.
wAsHIsoros, Ssvemhef IS The P rsidsnt IL sully
Intern q O ne Iians Of the srosders, and viii msettte
resp Hsiblu y when ne hour o. aetaa @ nee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-16

IA We refer cur rsSdsrs to the eaii Ct
Captain JsNEs HAEIlToS, found in our aa-
yer Lsing columns The morning, and made to
an who ar inclined toward " hear military
Tholgh widely differing from cur pyro.sehnic
friend 10 much that pertains 20 politics, we can
SEE no reason AZ all Why tie military spirit
saould not Be cultivated By al classes Of or
population, vita the view q preparing e e
South for any unforeseen emergency that tie
folly Of party leaders nay p-eeipltale
upon rs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-16

TE0CGaTs cs TIE SERVICES, designed az an
I--r.L - "a fl tae fru-Eg. A. all % he H-sd-i
-h - +. G. CE recg 2 % G-ucs Cfurca. Esiuao-e.
F-iiza~' b. LFpeu-lt g. c. PaIsis1a-ir-
This book is iuterdedto make E-piseopalisBs
acquainted with al her iainitabie prayer
book contains, and 10 lead 10 a dsvol. and in
ts.iEsnt use o. il. II explains various uHusu-
church, AMI then takes Up The daily morning
ans eve ing prayer, eE laininZ and comment
lag upon each P1rlelizs; afterwards, the
various fsasts and fssts o. lie church as their
services occur 10 the prayer book, are con-
msu'ed upon. Tie tone and spirit o. 1.-THE boos
is catholic and ehristisa-liks, end our EPiseo-
paIisn Readers viii fad Il 2 valuable addition
o their Ie--s-las -nnsEianshIn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-16

APEIzE FlGHT--Pro5sbIy many Of or
readers witnessed a E hit which took place on
TIE wharf on wednesday afternoon, a consi5-
cradle crowd assisted to use lie French ex-
preston, on the occasion. The candidates for
honor and a prize fight, were Jim Nolan and
Ton MeGlenn. Just as Jim and Ton were
getting bioosy noses and glory, the pc
Ice cane up and gave them "qaod." There
eOrder yesterday distributed the prize Of bat.
tie, a. admission Tor each to the changing
Tor twenty days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-16
spfrial Aotifts.
EndIgestiOn.

DzucATE persons, particularly fsusis', n.desnsa,
aoeorn,ani, editors ministers Of the ssspob or literary
men, murh corhaed IN doors, and sititas most re
easafly IN e aooring poaiuou, 70 as 10 pres o. he liver
Nl54et, WI feel ihrr food Tie he4viy on he
sisr.A s5TrsaVHQirs ~ aatdien-e sua beictiaz,
tns m1uih beoanins c7f-1z ne tongue While .
br5uni.h. ias srpaiiis beius harSrrl Attended b
t6irsi and sifk hfadsehe, evssihi1r bs~airs painfui
Or oppressive. either mental " belly. m uals<ue
Cor these dlstFcsiag symptoms 9 The SCOTCH rONic.
taken IN suali doses. Il d ssfs and eeriain-
s. MANSFIELD n CO., wboiaa,s D~r1gsisis.
Meuplls, Tennessee,
And By ~ rsspeciahis draesists and dealers eVsEy-
where. See sa-snisement. uoif-dra
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-16
Even Those


WHO are IL ths ~eutlymsrt y perfect health fFeqasniiy
have need 10 have rosoarsa 70 ioaics - prersailVssc
disease. W. are never to- vel arlorei ssaiusire
a saufts Of he IL that ash B. haf o." 5len an
iavi-sratlr they rsy dsd ia HusrErrER's 3 rrsR-
q medicine nat Garnet Be tstra reguiariy viihaui 3 -
ing vitality and Ella ITCHY % the systea. Al this sea
tan. p ,rtlculsrly. the Etro1 EsEi mau Is noi F-oof asaln-t
th- miia-ia. ia certain ffctars q The oauriry. J. 81
-ss,s Of fever snd aEue. the Btirrs i'rgre Tftent than
any q -ouat o. qumias, while tas most dansrrogs eases
Of blious fever sis1 10 is Woaasfrul prCPsrdss.
Those who have tried tie Il dieine viii nevsr uae
another for Any q he siiments vhieh IA Hos;ei'or
sitter profess % sussus. To those Vho hsvs Dot msde
he Experiment. We cordially recommend a. esriy ap-
p osti.n to the Bttsrs, whrnsver they are sirieken BY
diseases q the dlgestivs orraas
fsr sale o. d-ussi-ts ana dealers generally every
rhers. uOsTETTER q SMITH,
Nauuf,cturers and Projectors,
,rftrr.-gw x, A. water ard S. Front street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-16

CRY FrSASeIAL kEPonT.-ns city char
ter, page i6l, Of ~BaHkhsaa's digest Of the
ehaTtsrs and ordinances Of tae city, says
"rhs mayor and aldermen shall cause to be
published in fro q the newspapers Of the city,
ritsis one m5ah after the end Of zach fiscal
year, a fuli, complete and detailed statement
etc, Of the receipts ard expenditures n he
sitY. The last fiscal year ended June 90, the
month allowed was FOR Ju'y 81, the state
msnt was uOl Esds until yesterday Nogsm-
ser IS, three sad ? Lalf months behind tie
tine, and hen only ID 5Es Newspaper.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-16
prorIsionaI Gorernmeut IN nexIeo

WAsHrsGros, November i,.-rhe Secretary o. state
has ias-rueies Ua,ied States Hiaisisr seLass q CO or
rFsie Eiia thr slaalsh and French ministers Tor . sas-
psu-ion Of b stiIues. sd TIE eaissiishmrat sf = pro
vidsa1I eizsraassi 10 NsEiso until popular elections
-.r O.. Nrrf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-16
" Human FraiIry. or, Physio-
Ln.Ical RaaaarcheaN

sH0ULD d reed By everybody. Il ire Is of self
rnfisei diseases asd hs rssuiu o. early uaiprseass,
meeiuses nst f-ssusati7 lead 20 unhappy n.rria-es.
hsir relief aai Ursrsa'lsa. viii c5pi0us instructions
o. 90 ns surs ne IA Z i~lsaeiiins The ulsrlvinzs that
relasnuy take tiii o. m5se s5ost o enter into he
@srrisss state. Ths w5k Is beautifully Illustrated
win eoi5-st e-rriTiasf snI is Taught with uhsse-
some aI7iee anI erh1rtaiiors.
Sod By ur. BARROW. Rev YORK. Price IS cent?
SEN free % postage rseyahc-s.
E1taeoo By I-ls rul MANSFIELD co
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-16

TIE WEATHEH-Ws haze for some lays
4" been IN the recsiPLn % an instsllneat a. gIo-
rlousy hle weather. Toe clerk Of DE weather
has been pr0Hiious, and h.s wife in q gc0i
hunor, consequently We have bad br gh. skies,
warn sln-liHs, q gslia, Temperature, and a
good tins" generally. Roses bloom s-ss 3
in the gardens, bet The parti-eo'ore5 buss Of
the forest leaves 90 % that December is ussr,
snd that TX sailors we nay get OFT cur dread
Haagh 8, prepare eur heavy boots, lag In fuel
and "look on for squsIlsD
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-16
Hnununu.s PHI.

APoPLEXT -Ys va are 10 hourly dreaio q death.
vhoae lives hins "a the s~nappinF OF a thread, Wslit
act wisely in HAVING rec1urse % occaaioaai doses cfthe-e
saiety-vaires % uie pressrsing Duis Thsy fesuiaie
be sciiln uf The vital i~uneticua equaiiEe The drella-
ton Of ibe biaof, uni inris rate the nervous system.
rerlaus 81 full habit, Who are liable to epilepsy, rush
hani.
sos bJ an druggists. sisss., &c, and a. per so1.
rolf-Huas1v
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-16
naal. Lsnrinr IL aar

FoE PITT HUAG.-Ila popular steamboat J. W.
Hmm lesvrs Er TIE above port today.
FoR crscISSATI-Laiy Pike, Capt. B-aos, leaves Al
% uCl OK tnis morning.
FoR LgutsvILLE-capt. Dun-Fu's dne 6ost. ne
Bfseeist. leaves This evening
FnR Waite RGvrR.-rls Po-ahouias. Cart. n.
nea. is eEpect-i O. start toerv.
FoE NEW OHLEhEs.-rae Belfast. Capt. Irwin
leaves A. l'dlcE rms eveaiar Th. Etst11rt. Cart
Woais, EosF oui % the same time.
F0R ST. FuAscIs EIrEB The r. n Langl11.
Cart- S Husy- lsa7es BE- g O'Clock this evening for Be
lena and she st. Francis river.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-16

TAKEN IS.-A mas was taken to the sta
ton house last night who was too much over
come With liquor to tell bis name. lie knew
not where be was, nor what was done With
him. His appearances was hat Of a gentle
mas, and 10 his pockets the police found $3.50.
He wzs taken in" bat rot 90 done for as
lis money viii this moraing be returned to
hfn.
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HxLLER-Helhr Is at the Old Fellows
hall, and, We venture without fear, to recon-
mend our citizens to 60 to see him. Luckily
his name is in the 60 npssatiye degree OF the
adjective had it been the noun, We, as oFtno-
dox Christians would have said ''keep away"
His extraordinary manipulatiOns last evening
were received with great delight bis second
sight remains as great and imPenetrabie a
wonder as ever. His Instructions in TIE "sTt
Of coniuring," explaining 10 his auditors
many Interesting tricks, was a source Of much
pleasure. Tonight he viii have a new pro-
gramme; in particular be viii exhibit his as
tonishlng feat Of hanging bis assistant he
will also exhibit bis magic clock, which will
move 10 any hour OF minute The audience com
hands. He viii sit at the piano and show
what a eonfureT's skin can 90 there-that viii
be a treat indeed. It will Be rich thing to
BE at Oid Fellows ball to-Hight. Toe "deyils'
punch bowl" will be on hand, fine drink and
all on Ere.
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40 ease . Bs--s nri sails 10 matter low severe,
has ever yet IN aHy one ~irstaaee. resisted tts au-poE-
erui pls-s1-d1l-g aut het-ag4~ qualities q ne DAL-
LETs MAGICAL P2iE EXTRACTOR. Be- sure and
ssi toe Feaul e. vaisa l. ausys s sued, HENRY DAL-
LEr. manu- a-turer. % q steel salraved LABEL.
Per ssi- IN E9H Jrie--s, Wholesale ani retail u
J. wEIGuT s. Co,
q aR1 ISL Clartres street
Soc agents Cor tie Sau.aen states, sna % vh5n a
1-arrs E1r-lH - aafreEeaf fraf-suTm
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CIScISxATI N-venarr IS -T1ers is rolh 1- t.l1r
tn z ur-qu0tatiJn, r. niua -slt Frsze. sfT5GG-50.
Wheat has declined 5S1, C5u-Ths uar1et eaet
asivs a5759s5e Ehi-sy is selling at lGse. Lard
quois iuus q mllsi. PIX c-osad dan a. s.s-sGT
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rae corvette savannah ordered 30

NV ToEK. November I5-ghs New York Evsnlnz
PAT says me sscrctsry o. wa has ordered ne
Uus,ss states esrr-us q savannah 30 be put 10 rsadi-
ness Tor a trip 70 C7ar,ss.5a M recrui Is ordered
iren nh dyt % she P.aes ais; lsve beer stopped
~, 40 AIRED sai tTsa. as q pordsr and "a =
bxes q smnusiuoa vsre shipped to-dsy Tor
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Lnrrs roII mcc1Inr IA nnI,Imore.

BAL7fnoaE, November IS - iags Bel meeting
VS. s-ii 10 ihis q ? yesterday Ez-saEor swan az
dressed tle mecung. aua afssef q general oaaTeutlon
CO DELEGATES rraa al the States. ~ waic1 hs Sorsh
sloaI iuara-iee ihs eusarsenepi q The fuauvo slave
law. sni ths egssi rights o. the so1tl 70 ooesDy me con-
nol rerisris- o. the rai,od states.