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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19
TEN THOUSAND DEMOCRATS ON GUARD.
CHEERS AND COUNTER CHEERS.
Important speech Of Daniel 8.
Dickinson.
Interesting Letters from President Buchanan,
Gov. Stevens and Charles 0Conor,
&e., &e., &e.

most imposing mass meeting Of the democrats OF this
city are of the election Of Brecknrdgo aud
Lana the Presidency and Vice Presidency Of the United
States held last evening in the lower hall Of the
Cooper Institute, pursuance Of the following CALL
GRAND sATSSA EAp mss MEETING
a STANDARD Ss sfssr; s Il n fur CONSTITUTION
equality eli s'as. JOHN IsyS e. 4 n sstffp
To tho Offices of resdsn, and Vice Presdsn. of the United
wEDsE sSSrEf Eg 1EsT!Eyr 5asLY 49,
1erufy the non.n.uos. candidates. Of he Ma
sna Democratic Convention at Baltimore, and start he ball
COME TO THE MEETING.
Come a the waves when navies stranded,
Come as the winds some when forests are Tended
Come as TIC iiSaS n f'' ''
ss oiOsass IS speaker. Invited
: RGsssRs and he
i la. 7: s saARI Sia q 1eqls.p.,
Hon SxEER SSy Wtss . vss,s
H boon fHS4 n Z po & Ass% os rsun.yv.a
S RSa sIsSfsh ( Stss New Hampshire
Hon on LEVI ). CHxrr1E1.D. and others.
DuEuihed Speakers have been invited and WI, address
css,mss COMMITTEES q Arrangements and President Of De-
B. O. BoRroH Secretary.
The platform was profusely hung around with the
American nag, and of the columns also taste
fuy draped with the article On the right Of the
centre arch of the platform hung portrait Of Brock
fnridgc, inscribed
For PRESIDENT /
5. (PORTKAr) I
JOHN c. BRE KINRIDGE
And on the left side was similar portrait Of Lane, in
scribed;-
FOR PRESIDENT,
(Portraip
GEN. JOSEPH LANE.
Right and left Of these Presidential portraits were
spread strips of with the following notices.
sRRnc<NRrDGE LANE TIE STANDARD BsARERs or the
UNION AND CONSTITUTION
( LOON ENEMY WITH TIE pRAoooss.-0en.>
s Lane at TIE charge Of Aaipoo
On canvass In front OF the platform the inscrp
ton
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC VOLUNTEERS
And on either side similar stripes with these In
scrptionss-
"1he Ral Splitter shall not split the Union"
"John Brown was a Squattcr Sovereign"
Between the portraits Of Breckenridge and Lane hung
canvars With this inscription
"THE CONSTITUTION AND EQUALITY OF STATES;
rrEsE ARE THE SYMBOLS or EVERLASTING rsios. LEI
4 uEIsE RE TIE RAlLYING rK PEOPLE,
Br,ctinriigc.
Al tho back Of tho platform a canvas with this
MOTTO
& ooSeruruoS,
UNION
WILL
oY TTsEIF.v
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NOV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. scvrrneyrr.

Much has been said upon the subjects Of intervn
ton and squater sovereignty, 10 termed and there
hss been racch said upon them than has been
dcrstood by those who have said H. And II would DO
well for the political maeJios who chatter fppanty
upon the subject TO learn their lesson before they prate ~
e. That's true !" and chcers The two principles which
really have relation 10 each other and entirely diff
ren have been strangely and unpardonaby confounded
but III state the true definitions Of each separately Non
Intervention that there should BE- Intervention
70 extend prohibit slavery IN tho Territories but that
tho people Of the States and tho Territories should be
vbc Territory, 70 ecy just such rights " carrying
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LETTER FROM CHARLES o'coNoR.

GxvysrrCordisy approving The nomination Of John a.
Recbndre for President and Joseph Lane for Vice Pres
dent Of the United sates that viii NOT bc In my
power 70 address The rsncaon meeting appointed 70 be held
However deeply IL be depiurcd that rival platforms and
rival candidates presented the democratic party threat
enng 70 divide IL strength snd deliver over as an easy prey
fsct, he duty of mskng choice cannot he avoided.
The diGe between these PLATFORMS Ike political
question Of the times derives ali s significance from the sub
feet slavery Is relations N the Territories and TO
ihe mode Of them h merely incidentally; h merely
Ae form n which this peryesaly recurring subject here
developed element Of strife The all
practical bearings merely this How negro slavery 10 be
dealt With
In 10 moral political legal and economical aspects my
views that general subject have been distinctly and
often expresscd hat position IN reference 70 toe rival
platforms before could not be doubtful
s , ss fces s = =
mankind except ~ labor Negro ahor there
employed through the judicDus compulsn n
and ~ great measure Of physical
~ bis tmpulsory sersituie in thes very restona .
From these nfenishe facts written In the great book OF
by experience, and not without sanction from
evelau draws the Inference that slavery
nsns not oppresa the and s mot inerpedient ~
LIT us sppiy tsese views TO our own country "since
oundsiion hi. rspssc pearo slavery hss eve, been
growth and prosperity y IL integral part o. our being
ns,oo 70 elp. BY baud or tear out By violence would
follows that 10 vindtcaie s essenta justice and morality,
every American rfzcn"
moral war upop this INSTITUTION by nsdsls
and quasi religious crssde had been preached against
By snoher class Teo, At least in tie Eorth no one has
defended and he Southern advocates have not been beard
natural en~ed Judgment
b. default, and he idea hat coufhn with natural iuslce
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Mr. Lincoln that Rad cred Ia, quest 30 over and
as al over he s me E AS sas n 2; sa hal -
has 70 excuse for preten ln - be In ioub. my pouon
on that question.
Amer the bred soott decision had been prououpoed ard
pubshed, Mr.. Douglas states bis position iha;-
r matters po' shst way The sapr.ms Court may hereafter
n 20 into fer, ssr s eSsa T S %sy
The lawful nroduce ercuds a. ihey please fS
ipsfs si' s1s y s sss. ,:ss
nops only he e.isbshed By De l,cai I~eslss. and
vs .o,s. say W. x asr,.nay s.sIssor =. s.css
dy hey o her os VII s :sr l. .,s the
ssn. Hence matter whs, be decision 81 sSs Supreme
Ss s ~. p q ss
deems my snswer ssiisfscf1ry N THAT point
be true that the Territorial Iees Ature can oy an
act, exclude the citzen Of Southern STATE with his
slave property, rom al enloyments Of, and psrticpa
s asserted by Mr. Douglas, the constitution and The
decisions Of the supreme Court and the rights Of person
and property there are the payhnss Of Territorial Legs
aure, be put up and 30 rven or taken WAY
q pleasure beerr For these doctrines NE sOuabern
States refused 10 sccft Mr.. Douglas candidate, and
who had be been wi,o and o. them, would have done
able cspricious In their refusal 70 accept and Support
Mr. Douglas they had taken their stand deberAtey af.
country and was wen understood and, unless be had
some prc-emptlve right 70 the nomination which
Is not conceded, they had right 70 ct him aside
ever. These States held one hundred and .went,
electoral votes, sure for The democracy with al
acceptable while every other State except Hose
on the Pacific terc counted against doubtful, and
yet, managers q the minority and doubtful sas, by
tihcc and combinations, sought through tho Araneely
proactcd sessions Of the Conventions held At Charleston
and baltimore 70 force this candidate upon the South
States and In this persistent and sfnvt Rrsl
dismenbered and then s6ourned tho Convention At
Charleston, and finally divided and broke up ~ hhS
II vas Of all others os,asicn when I'll
dvdl preferences should have bern forecsten and sur
CONTINUED ON EIGHTH HA3l
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counsn net last nisat. ths Prssiasnt Aia. K0'irssa'
IN the chair.
Af sarnsfs wished tie ninutes O. b % amended a.
% sAsw shat be had voted apay" ou'ihs proposition g
sppsaf an asdzszas recorder.
=ru eole-ior Bower reported ths; since jay Isl be bad
oonscisd sls0 2s 20.
Tbe rspors o. various city oassFs were read.
CTTT FINANCES.
On he rssIiur o. ne usual nouihiy report Of the
cy register, showing ne rsoeiYh into me city treasury
and he appropriaaons q the last meath, toEether via
she balan1s in ne treasury IN gross from the esnmenee
nsut Of the asal year, AID. Barnett Rsinted oct he
faa that The ordinance uaon he sshjeet Of his r'p'H
eausd for . display d the Emount Of disbursements ~
tzsuv made during TIE month. He explained 60 o0un1i
thsf spuroprisuons might Be, AMI often were. not &C .
Ally made hsreasdisburssme were aaualpayments-
He therefore mavel that ne report Be reierree 70 ne
/ surnos committee fer erzmlnztioH, he COMMITTEES 70
eps-t = a. adiourned msetiug Of the board whether Il
IS oorrca aud in proper fora.
Az. E5-tresht uss under the lmpressioa that he
monthly revert aiuavs did shoE ue rctual distulse-
usnts. M speaker read ne part o. the Fspori siatizg
ne gross amount q disbursements from DE beginning
o. iEe azai yearl
Aa. street ehourbt thst, IL asked. he register would
state nat. under the uams Of aplr07riatious, he dls-
bu-ssnsuis vsre sltusuy sven. HethauEht ths differ
enss suig lay 10 ne vardluE.
Ala. Barnett ursed his moiion to refer the Eoouut.
Ala. sireethd nc obection 60 fhs rsference-
kd Kortre1ht thea put ne motion that af report b.
rensissd aud referred 70 The fnanre ~eomnittee, they to
rtpou o moved By AId- Barnett.
~ DEPARTMENT.
ne chief o. TIE Ere d-epurtmeaf's uepou sid there
had besu eight nref during ne month; I've lives had
been io1 q then. ne ere steamer had been tried and
vas found Go work very well A molten vas adopted to
have the various csisrus o. he city nusd.
RESIGNATION.
Alderman Elisr assrud a oammuuictaon from AID
Nsizan in vhlab uaat reuteman resigned his ones stthe
bard
"a m1fisu wns made tor receive hooumuulcauon AID
Drew osiee.sd. be did not EAut to part win 80 seds
meussr. ne nouou was carried All Drew voting IN
me negative.
asa. Elder moved resolution c~1uplmeniary % lhe
rsfirinr aif~-msn. which vas adoplel
AID. Elder sziithe names % three Eentcmen had hsen
nnned % hin o. suuressors o. Ala Nelson, they were
Gee. winchester. who had declined % aCoept tie oncei
he 5hs- two za1lencn he had not seen, they were
yul-s Naoey andCL Finney. when he nominated-
Asa Faris uomiuated T. n. Hill. on = banot the
rts rood-Sooeyz, Filnsy 3 IN JuiEs Noosy va
declared elected.
Amer further uningatani business the beard al
ounsd
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raoN TIP sHIFFIxs LIST.

Tie shipasng List o. Tomorrow win report tAs o1ttoi
market a. closing dzl. The saissof TIE past thres dayI
amount 70 $500 bales At Use for Mlaulnx Orleans
Freighs On soltoa % Liverpool x. sagar-tbe martsI
sioaei duli Al a decline o. H9K-ne arrivals arc large
Aoitsos-hsre ha scarcity in ne market, win = DE-,
cine o. 287e for Cuba. Tsbaooo-the market el1sea
aru and qniet. sterlins sEchanse en- L0ndoa, sEasK.
Exchange q Paris s.isKG5lsK.
crScIsSATI, Aprn , P. n. -Plour-Ths msrts,
siosed dur al 8 to955o. Fort-vestsrn mess, az q.
Lard IN briA iok-iH kegs, IKE. Ehisty-alss d
today iioobris al sksis.s2S Sugar sGs,. Cor
Zee iss6ifHe
ST LOUIS, April ?. u.-Flsur-ths marfst eiossa
with = declining tendency. Corn closed arm At Sic Tor
yellow, and @9soe for white. Oats closed viii a de-
ciining tendency Al eB4se. WHISKY arm a. iszelsz.
Western mess Pork ITa5. Hemp hsI declined se1oo-
guoiei at sl.l25L2. 1ohsooo closed nstive. sales Of
manufacturing qualities At ssaso0
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r.i.I- G.la.n nrri..

XIV OHLENrs. Aprns-A card i publshed in th'
morning pspers signed BY two Of ths subordinaie Officers
Of ne Knirhis O the Golden Circle deuun-iaiau o. ne
e5arss Of Gsssral Buctiey, eammander-in-ohief o. ms
orFaniradoa. ne is charged with being On imposIeF'
hariuF iaduced afteen hundred mento enroll taeinseise'
unter he banner o. consiHutonsi liberty 10 aezi"' "
rsuressuung that mere Wa plenty o. money " aga
Juarss against Miranaa. Ths 0n-ers say that promises
o. lana grants, ETC., IL Mexico has Induced mauypen
To Join. but mere a-e 10 evidences ~ yef q aJ bona
-. r.--naunmf
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Bort Of Mlsngbis.


AMNEM u
n-~- c.,tinu-. failing siowy, ne deeiins IN ~
.--,,,-smr hourt ending st dsrf list riFhi not havini
.-o.esas trs Inches. ne omceIs o. he stylark repor
art,.s,s river SIN sallns, via oalT I've feet water .
IHns Ro-s. sd nssimaou ubsve shai point eniireli
su.p,naed. white and Little Red rivers . We lean
nom he omcers Of the Pike, are also recediug' and Il
a.. ,ssssss o. a riss navigation absve west Point viii
IA an p-obsbiirty. be suspended srsr he pressn; week
Al g.. Louis, On saturday. there vas : heSyy rsia, an'
On Moasay the river VS. rians slowly, win SAINT savei
feet water oui 90 Cairo. The upper Mississippi is ais
swelling in many places the result o. heavy and Pre-
Ftraded rains
Business along he lsyes ozeFdsy vas quite bfisk
weather mia aud cl0uay. with indieatioas o. rain.
There we're no shipments q cotton frsm this pori
yesterday. Ihr reesipts ~ river, since Cur last report
embrace s5I bales.
ne Gen Pie cane IN from white river, oringins al
bales cotton, a5i dry hides and e large lot Fundnes'
We are indebted 10 oar attentive friend Green, for oop,
o. memoranda. The Pike hasdeHsred her Departure FOR
white river until to-mouoT evenins
ne II. b. Means arFired hom victsburs 81 iais
hour On Mondsy uishf, having been detained sishthoor'
BY he storm Of SATURDAY,, making The time with ease
and tranzadinr q heavy way bushes. she returned
aeriu last uirht taking on q Eood trip Of freishi and
psupis.
re s.. Frsnes Ne. srrirsa from visEssurF and
I'll re.uru n-marroE.
FoA NEw ~OELraNs.-ue marnihosni passenEer
packet Gen Quitman, Captain J. " Cannon COM
mandsr. and nssrs. Reynolds snd Brenan. ou1iatins hs
clerks. takes her departure for NeU Orleans and way
l~anfiuzs TO-DAY. at5F. n, oasnns auaerior inaues-
msuts 10 travellers and shippers. Messrs. Din a son
sudE. IT,. Williams q O.. are be- aErufE----.ne rae
passenger seamer Inrumaf, CaHtain J. D Para. Is The
rezular patet o. TIE Memphis and New Orleans line
to-day, All is advertised to leave Al o'ooA mis even
iHe. Haumstad s. Berry arethe sEsuis.
ne Gen. ouitaan came IN frou New Orleans Monday
nsht. and was receiving Yesterday preparatory 20 her
reiurr his cveuiur.
ne InEomar also ariVed from View Orleans win a far
osrro. anil win return ibis evening taxing the Tip d
fhe Il. r. y. Ulu.
ne John walsh, &c. svan ADD Blue wins have
passed up since our last rerort The Magnolia fsr Louis
vile. and the Monarch fr Cinslunau. The Imperial
fran 81 Louis Eas'p5rt, from Sashvinei and Gray
Eszie aniJas. NontE5meTy passed doEn via me freiEht
trips.
last acoounts The Unde Sam vas yins high and dry
A. the fot of Island IS, w.h no water within anv feet
her. She is lying straight with her bead dsvn
Stream.
The Henry Choicsu IS reported aground At island s.
me Great western vas due from New Orleans last
risht aud in the event Of her arrival received sboui
100 bales Ciuclunau oott0us awaiting her Eleves.
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rrnlnnnIan. p.mandea.

WAsuIEsroS. April Sine Secretary o. ne Aas'
hss received omeial difpafehes from Clptaiu Jarvis, Of
as Mexican Gulf squadron, enciosing concentration
Addressed to hin BY he csmmundiuE onreu % ne
Freneh and spanish chips Of war 81 vera cruz. Tie
onosu inquire under WhieA law Of nations Ire Mexican
var steamers we're captured. Captain jarvis referred
them to ne bone Government for . reply. Tue ques-
lien, il IS supposed. viii pnove an embarrassing one, BE-
cause he Administration nov assert asa right nat
which they smphsfiesuy denied 70 Engisnd in he Guli
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-04
Land for Sale

VNTEp rUpse 20 seu ne t-act Of land oa which We re-
w sda, containing two thousand AM ffeen ncres.
lying In Lauderdaic COUNTY, Tennessee, on ne Haf-tis
river, ten miles frau Fultan, the road leading 10 RipIev.
me county scar. passing through he land. Ahouf W.
hundred and any acres cleared. rif crnf-f.aTs
dwelling houses, a ven and 90 excellent cIsierr en- ors
placai also a well on Tie other, win negro cabins.
stables anil other Necessary 6lt-huiiinu en- taih arms.
0fher particulars can be coiainsdty a~url7lnr - - rub-
ErioeIs o r. a n. r, JORDAN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-04

Col. J. n. CEEEs: The Fourth ward be.
ir 90 In ~hisb ne youaE nsa largely ~prsdoniuais,
AID Desiring % b 2 presented b. one hat win reaec
credit uP1a % a. y5ung usn, Es desirs to use you
name g. q oEuddass fer alderman from this yard. !
you Vii permit Us 70 use gour name Fsu VII receive
hearty uppou, and r-tory vii Terh Epou y0ur banner
ne Know yu are capable, honest aus willing 20 snGi
fcs ssf fr public ssoi. TOUEe MY.
WrwFHrr- H-rU 3. 1850.
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nTY FTNANCES.


emayor sci Aths following messrge % osunailss
nirht-
G-EErIrHrN irwin be seen By ne aroompsnyins
report that sz5te0 remaiz on the tax beck TO b col
lece6. our h1zfuE deet vii approximate very nearls
3 $4,000, Which hs been crested FOR the most part b
srtrasrdluu-v 1nunouriHfious, such Is . loan tothe Men
pms and Ohio aiirosa C. sTseoi Interest On the same'
say szsao; fr market houses sGos5 court square
s1sas- Memuais and Tennessee railroad S25oss total
$3.50 au % uhich debt Together with varioas o-her
amozats, vas ueat-d without any p-5visioa being made
sr-s1t What Etle we have been able 70 ooliea from tie
nzry gard property. With the Emount yet % be cor
Isdsi say upva7ss q s2E0oo, and The funding Of
saso. 90 q or rreseat indehtsdnsss, TIE city Eln De
able 10 ret through vita her Indebtedness without being
Subjected % he heary rate o. Interest Which 81 has
formerly raid. ne auuusl stsfensni Of the register IL
nov in the ha1ds o. thc printers, vhich vii Be o1m-
pletsd IN . few days, and = statement q the ananeihi
eoudni11 o. ne city from us Ia q JAY last to the Isl
o. April, ard sitter hat time a quarterly statement shall
Be torihoamiuC- r. D. BAUoH.
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.-,-.I 81 IN. overI,,s NAN.

ST. LoUIs, Aprn s-rhe following is in aiiriaa d
ne summary q news received from Noioy's siaiici
yesterday, via The overland mail.
san FnAscTsco, March i7-The tdTices receive.
from ne Isk mines are very ensourssing. The yield d
very rch, averaging twenty thousand dollars 20 a tun OF
quartz. one Ct tn. owners has refused eighty moussu.
t,1lsrs for a am interest
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Domestic BIZ

EEw oELEAxs. April D ,. s.-csua.-rhs sale
afo-dsy smouni to e5oo bales 81 foHafic fr Ess
Orleans mitniugs. me sales o ne past thres dsy
.nouui % $500 BALE Vie receipts Of ne past lhrs'
day am'uut to 1900 49,. against 1f.25 bales d. rinl
he sane tine last yesr. ne rsceipis At this por
shead o. last year amount 70 5s,00o bales. ne 70
afips a. IN ppuiheu poris ahsaa % last ysar amoauI
% 1900 baiss. sugar is steady Etsh9sTk. Eoi.sssl
is quoted 81 as8Rc whisky dull a 2oa2io. PrsiEhs
o. ootton 70 LivsrpooI sic. Sterling eEahsnrs 90 Len.
an 7NGsg. Blis Of bainE on Lona1n T8Tz. sign
a New Tos \ dEQk prem.
EEW ToAK. April /. ?. N-cotton-iss narfsl
closed duil with snail sales Al unehsnssd prices. Ma.
ding upianisi lie Ficuf.-he market closed Wiit
an sdvHuciaE teldsn0. ms sales q today Gnaanf L
1900 htis At s5isGss.25 ne oon market closed
uneaansef. me porf market closed dan. Lard IN hrii
ioSotie, villa sales Il $50 brls. ns eoass msrfsl
eiossd at isAei sales % 2a0bsss Rioto-fsy. nolassss-
ales % Orleans 100 hrls. 81 soc. Ths suzlr n,rtsi
dassaduii for Cuba. husorado Is quoisd q saS7Kc.
anf Texas a. q
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WAsHrssroS. April s-sESkTE-ssnaior Green
q No, Chairman q the COMMITTEES on Territories re-
ported bins 10 DAY providing for ne orEanifaiian o. ne
territories q ArirsnA Ind Colorado.
Am for ne adiudicafion q the claims o. 2 hhoee
Island company Egsinst The government o. P~araTuary
was passed. Pending the discussion o. The Homestead
bin de seuais a5iourned-
HoHsE walls he bin Tor ae supprsfsiou y Poly
Esmy ia ne rsrritries vas being discussed, e'hequs
sross between NESTS. CiarE, q Hiss5uns and farns-
uorth, q Illinois. Insulting language vas made use o.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-04

WHY gouNok arouai y1ur housss. sni ysu Dina ths
q Nilns Elis 11rcliarsl ali payfsI and ImIinr
anl cFs1yihinE f~areh'ies osufart aat l-nppinsss. ga.
ae7is tne % ao dear goang ines fails urd a deep eat !,
DO r'-nt or ms a1elent- Yea Gov isst svtryrhs
if Feief and Fu can't dai r-ThyP Because yor
have nesie1d % harr ca aarl a ssr o. DAMET
AAslcAL PAIN E~1rEAcrOR-ha l. ne shsi
noalie. Esnem5ar and always have H ca had Ia
ltaai RELIEF WILDE az h1us.
Per ale ia Nsa Oflsla zls.s.ais ana rstanh
J. WRIGHT 4 CO..
% AL ISL Chnr,rss street
Sole sgenis fr h- s1uilsHa sistes. anl 10 -b
orders should be- addressed. u-u1,--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-04

RH0 ACREs OF LAND. lying on gypsum -
OtO lurk tav1n, ah1lf three miles from -
TIE Mississippi river, neaE lme mouth Of Cureu4~
ueek- For faruEarlT 20 T. H. Allen, Es1. g.
front kou, hemrhE, samuel Butler, Pine Biuh Ar
Ensas, or % the uniersirad
Also, l.f11 Ecresof lad en- Tefsrson county. AFEan-
~, o. bayou n1uhoiomrg-the Best tract o. l1ni On he
aiste q is si1e. Price SO per acre-eneEou-th ct-1.
balance IN one, two ai laree reara. without f-tsrest.
Acirels Samnel Buuer. o. ne uudsrslguet-
N. g. FISH,
ffT-wsts Pine HIun. Arkanses.
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The Pacific RAILWAY Committee.

WARRINGTON. April She special oumuiitrs ~
pointed 70 consider the Do.f feasible route Tor q nae Of
railway 10 She Pacific held = meeting to-iay. M.
PhslFs submitted . resolution provides for a siuris
route On the ssth parallel Il Is further pnovideIth mat d
ne route Is NOT acceptable, the road viii not be buii
north o. TIE sIst or south G. ths 18th parallel Several
smenameuts were proposed, aud after some discussion
the committee adjourned until the evening % he 81
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spetiaL AotItss.
&c - HIshIaaa

Drink and LfVe---The Highland
hitfeEs q scotch Tonic.
Aitaeaf fhs rafir srntaf ever aaofisr g ne liver
and Digestive Orrns BE- vi silo assursay refrain sac
r~aFe1sfof eis1ass, reuorsts ne Internal rssssis. brace
a2 anf inFisorafe ne aiapi1aisd system restore NJ
ppeuies and e. q o1rEeuelrF, sire naoyarey % II
Himai spiHa afms if~ lui uiarsfresh ne ~i1srsd
nazsrs sod By
hAAsFIsLD a CO. W1elsssis D~TuEEisis,
Meuphis, Isna.
Sod b. druggists, grocors and msrshans s-sry-rhsrs.
as alE In
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Sworn Testimo,v

scRooSL AEE, Egsr Co, n. re Asa
WH-E HAGAS, Troy T-Dear Sir. H.vi,r ~,
y7W Hair CoiorIns Or Eesi1ugivs. sad having bo,v
mu4 pleased win it, take pleasure In masiuz n,
following tsmel Prom the snscs o. a severe A. =,
SICKNESS Vhea 1o1ut sigatssn ysarsof age nv h,fr -.
mencsd turning grly, sud 20 c51tirusd 10 rev u.t1 4,
became perfectly Vh-u, Ieins very harah and e,s-,e.
Last maer I rea-ael NO ary-thid year. wbeurn,
iHda-si y a friend % B-Gch.ss two bottles o. Hsiu.
fifeeFa Hair coi71ns Prepared b. you. / e5unsaess
ufirs 10 aro1rdiHg % drsci0as, and IN a few a,ym
surpu Cd TO and that my hair nom he sss Onward
vas urninsbak 20 is original osia-. T. continued 4,
grow unnl twas a1truiy brown and glossy a. IL sas b.
fore in my youthful dsys and hnow fully rssiarss 70 its
original color.
L SEAMAN.
Essex County Sc. MVa Seaman esme before ne sud
vas duly sworn, and ll7s that the above statement Is
true, his SIN Day Of February. 1855.
JOEL p. POTrER, Justice Of he Peace.
Remember that this resui; v.s produced b. Helm
streets IDimia5ls, The original and only reliable Hair
Restorative.
Price Eiy cents % sstls. Sold svsryrbs-a-
VIZ HAGAN & D
ALa -aNIANE RwmrHHHHm -.
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MEErEe OF HosFrTAL THusTEEA-Ne are
reousssss 20 give Hotios thai there vin Be . HssiiHE q
DE trusfees Of ne Memphis hospital a ne oGoe q d
Nsr1u. o. Coud street, this sftsrnooa at four oaek
A punc,ual aid general stfsndanos isdesirea as matters
-. nrhe hransht hefars ne ksara.