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Last Wednesday afternoon "to US a chilli
was boTn,1 but not a son as given. We feel
proud Of cur baby-it is 80 pretty and sweet,
50 our better hall says. Il is a girl, Of course
Our wife wanted girl, 50 We gave up to
hsr--the times being too bard 10 split the DIFF
ference and have girl and q boy, both at oBcs.
Our time will come mex if il don't. Our
baby weighs eight pounds, and all the ladies
say that Il is such a pretty little angel, ami
looks Just like its psps. OF course every
( body will know it is pretty when j. resembles
Us. It has back eyes, dark hair, and the
sweetest little face, and The way it can CRY is
caution 10 a calliope; but then its little
voice is so charming, producing such a bar
mouy o. sweet sounds. L was the first time
that we ever heard our bzby's voice, and what
thrill Of happiness did that little sound send
through our bosom. But we are too happy 70
express our feelings. We are at least two
feet taller than we were before cur baby WAS
born, and feel good enough for a preacher.
We pity svprrhody that hasn't got a baby, and
a. FOR old bachelors we entertain sovereign
contempt for them, and intend to Ian the first
one that uresrmes 10 have the efrOntsrV 10
speak t. Us Poor old maids from the bot
tom OF cur dear hearts we feel sorry for them
%, that they could enlY realize the happiness
Of young mother with her first born. Young
men and Young ladies. too, our sdVice to you
is, "eo thou and DO liksWise''-it viii make
you feel SO bsppy 10 have a baby. We warn
everybody not 10 in-ult Us, for we feel big
enough and strong enough TO whip every one
OF the secession states back into the Union,
and a single man wouldn't be tas for us.
We are dou5ly sound on the Union issue now.
We never intend to secede from our baby.
Hurab for hurrah-we've got baby i-Mis-
sOeTf fElerfr1n
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OPTIcs.-Place on a sheet Of white paper a
piece Of blue silk, about four in-hes in diane
ter, in the sunshine; cover the center Of this
With piece OF yellow silk. about three inches
in diameter; and the center Of .his With a
piece Of pink silk about two inches in diane
ter; then cover the center OF the green silk
With a circle Of indigo about half an inch in
diameter; in the center Of the whole make a
black dot with a pen. Then look steady, for
a minute, on this central spot, and closing
your eyes, hold your hand about an inch dis
tant before them, and you will appear to see
the most beautiful circle Of cJlors that i'm
agination can conceive, which colOrs will ap-
pear not only different from the colors Of the
siIk, but will keep perpetuaIly changing.
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ETAVING located permanently in the E-ss9.
H city Of suphis respectfully sDllcits =
tue patronage Of all who may desire hisN fy-aai4
professional services IL any Of It's various -A--'
branches, and variants satisfaction 81 who may
aim with fheiT confidence. All operStinns performed
Ia the most approved and skiful manner. Tech in
serted from 70 entire set, section at1os
7herlc pressure, thereby dispensing with the OF
clasps bands attached the nsural tee Fine gold
will be used ether kinds OF artificial base II desired.
Special attention given 70 tas treating Of all diseases Of
the mouth and gums and the saving Of nsura teeth,
millions Of which being lost annually for want Of
little skiifEl and 3udeisus treatment Teeth extracted
with the aid Of local annesthesia preve1ting all
pain and sansrng Oasca Main street below Union,
No. 81 in Iones & Taagls nsw blnek. jyIA-ltuaElv
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A BBoTpS ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES.
The AimweIl Stories.
The Young Yoyagers. By Capt. Reid.
The Bush Boys. By Capt. Reid.
Odd People. By Capt Reid.
The White Elephant. By Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Dalton.
A Year with Maggie and Emmie. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Harry's Summer in Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mammals Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears.
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret HuntingtOn's Experiment
HOoker's Illustrated History.
The Crusades ana the Crusaders.
A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young ChevsIier.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
trated.
The Hunters of the World.
Stories for Alice.
Good Girl Story Book.
Fife Years Before the Mast.
King Arthur and his Knights.
Work while it is Day.
Little Annie's Primmer
Queens and Processes Of France.
Constance and Edith; or, Incidents Of
Home Life.
Little BY Little.
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TIE WORKS OF ROBERT HALL, A. NJ,
with a memoir Of bis life. Originally
published under the superintendence Of
Olinthus Gregory, L. L. D., in 8 vols, full
calf, London.
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q Some Tennessee wag, few days since
sent a large box by express to bir. Lincoln,
President elect Of part Of the United States
As no letter accompanied the box, some hesi-
tation was felt in opening it; but at last, the
private secretary took courage, and opened
The box, which was found to contain a stuffed
figure, representing an African.
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Pe1ifinn for nirnrce

Rbert Dry sdaie vs. Eliza Drysdale In the Circuit
Court al Raieigh.
TN this cause 10 appearing from the petition aled
duly rx0rn u, that the deieufant is non resident
1T The State q Tennessee il Is ordo' e By the clerk
that pubc-ton for thirty day be mad~ In tic Memphis
weekly Appeal requiring the defendant % enter her
appearance within the three nrs days Of our next Cir
co1rt 10 be held 1t Raieigh tue third Monday
IN Nay next and then and there plead, answer de-
mur 20 comaiana1pz bill hled herein for divorce or
The viii BE- taken for c5nesssd ard set for hear
ing eX psrte
Doue 81 Jn8ce February IS 1851
X. D. L. STEWART Clerk.
Ksnar Thompson solicitors for Complainant
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These frures shows an increase Of trade
over ISIS, q twenty-five per cent. TIE i'm
ports are lees tban exports BY Il .4S9 025
rubles. equal TO SO ,s66, ,T6s. Silver rubls is
equal 70 Is ceats, and the pOod is equal to 60
pounds-
The trade Of s'Unitsd IisiY' is prt down at
1886 uiilion francs FOR 1855. Old Pisimon'e
has trade % S43 millions Sardinia, SS0 mil
lions; TuscaBy, 73 millions; the two Sicilies,
1s2 millions; Rome. 81 Millions; Lsu5ardy
and Venetia, 2ll millions.
Italy exports 20 Europ-, raw silk 70 the
anount o. $50 millions IN tbs hands Of skillful
artizsns:fs value becomes 200 million frGncs.
The tunnsge Of al fisiv in 1889 was 26.7g3
ships, coDsisting'of e3s,6 ,624 tuns. GsneOa has
doubled it1 trade 10 ten years.
The Danish feet, sceording Go the latest
documents. consists OF tweatT sail Of the line
and twenty steamsHs, and seventy smaller yes
sslE, and nine steam transports; 10 all llS3
guns.
England is endssroTirg to settle the Hol-
stein ard scblesEig dificsity between Ger
many and Denmark. II Prussia does not com
ply with he terms, it is supposed Francs and
Engisnd VIII 20 against Der.
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FoREIGE RECOGNITION oP THE SOUTHERN
CoKFEDERAcT.-ibe be Washington correspond
ent Of the Pbila3elphia North .9mericaa (Re-
publlcsn,) says the prediction may now be
vsntured confidently that England will receive
a Minister or Commissioner from the Mont
gomery Provisional Government; at least,
such an impression is war; .ntsd BY deelaTa-
tions traceable 10 the British legation in
Washington.
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Az IrroRrANT CASE IL THE UNITED sTATEi
sGPEEME CoUKT.-The Washington cores
p,ndent Of the New York Hsrali says
A cause has recently been argued before ths
Supreme Court involving the question whether
he maritime laws now operative upon the
high seas are also applicable to The commerce
Of the lakes.
On one side Il was contsnded thai The lakes
arc inland waters. on " ich common carriers
are subject % liabilities which do not obtain
as to lransportsrs on the high seas; aud, on
The o3her. that they are great nstioaal high
ways, subject to the sane laws and regulations
With ocean routes This is The hrst time that
The question has BEEN brought to the attention
Of the court, and as it has been valopsly de-
cidrd bv corrts below, much interest l. msni-
Tested IN eomnereial circles as to the resut.
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THE TEMPEST. By Wm. Sbahspeare. T.
iustrated by Foster, Dore, skill, Slader
and Janet. Qusrto.
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torfonNe si-lro ~ uat iassfesieW tfat the move
nent had been checked By The course Of erchanrs ~
di-eouraging foreign news ard that shs Ied III
rather eapier prices, without any marked dec ine M
diug bel nz still quoted Al IoH aIic There ,ss ittle
chtnze 0n satpfdaF, Hhsn u so bales changed hams IL
Friday 5 errreaey, on Hondsy, the demand was re-
aith more spirit an1 the ssies resehed 81 100
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VIRGINIA CoNvENTIoN.-The Richmond
Dispatch OF Wednesday saws: 'fThe conven
tion was addressed yesterday by the Hon.
John S. Preston, Of South Carolina, in a style
Of oratory which has seldom, il ever, been
surpassed By any Of he gifted sens Of Vir-
rinis -
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HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from The peace
Of Utrecht to the peace Of Versailles,
1713-17s3. By LorG Mahon. In vols f.,
full calf, marble edge.
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LANDt LAND! AANDl


Ty1EEEE Is now offered for sae upcn reasonable terms
Il IL such sized tracts wti suit purchasers. he
iszgue n iard granted J. M0rei4nd by the eri-
government suat-d in ths countyo Of POLK STATE o.
reEas the wsters Of Mrnard creek about i've miles
eastOf Smilheld T. iliy river and trsugh which
isud within FIVE miles, VIII the trinity Val e. aud
Palestine railroad pass The lana ls covered with the
best Of timber, consisting part Of pine o. finest
k q, white oak. hickory ogWood gum. elm. ASH wall
ng etc. well The best quality Of freestone water
aud That IA aburdInce- As0, sItuated in fine settle
meBt, a has various other advantages
TERH5-One-haf cash, and the bsisnce in twelve
months good stock Of eooss would be take IN part
payment
F0r further particulars call upon
:. n. AEEXAEDER, Memphis Tenn
or Z. s. AcNICEIN, Livingston
defo-1rD p7lh -,71f- Tsv,.
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AFIhG sold our st0cE Of b rs stationery, etc. 70
Nr II. Wata x Co., sitter thansing friends and
the public fJr The very liberal PIT ona-e extended 70
Us, lost cordially solicit for the arm c0utiuu-
ance Of their favOrs. Respectfully.
Gao. PATTISON & co.
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Little by Lit
sUNDREES

SUNDREES.
k0n BOXES Popping Crscssrs.
COO 1900 lbs. s s. Almonds.
500 lbs Fiberts
500 Tbs. Cream Nuts.
100 Bushels Ere Zeal.
100 brls. Ruscett, Prior Red and Jenafin Apples.
250 Pisk Bye White and Red Mechanic Potatoes.
800 Kec- Nails
80 duz Brosms.
Also Sugar, Cosse, nol.ssss, salt, WHISKY, Brandy,
Champaign. FiUu-, Line, cen ent. Starch, Wooden
Ware, etc, etc. Just received aud for sale ow By
FLOURNOY & CRAWFORD,
de30-daY no IL. FRONT row.
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COINS 50 ssa--A Fh'l'.sPl..eal ,,s'a v,'g.

co,ns 70 Bea--A philosopher 'ieN
m. follovins ia from TIE Chicago JOsr"ai
g.. ain~ OF tbsir garments as il they wore
a. -1i-f ~ Nrssus-TssD't that ms name =
- ,rsrs psrtisuiariy snKious to get at y.
a.. .biris vest in one eornef-iis contents
s!,,.I,,,., - ne eoor as Il lies, Inere gees
t1'ss .s-,,b<t. The stnckings are turlee iusias
out; he hspisss eost bangs sy Asilt ~, y
Plis-. i ts1sblsd his way and that; 'as e., iess
are inserted bstrssn ths sheets eng l,ks i5l.
sbrttls ttrou-h a loom, down goes tas seay5
- ar, II sane under the head lower aN asa
sve-iids drop together, and she nan is AsiesP-
ssleep an over-asleep FOR al night
Anothsr goes teferiBg about on ms toes hs
puts bis watch here, bic coat mere sna NY. ~
vest there. His boots stand see ~ -,
4 brses Of grsnsdicfs: he lips Of DIS s s.oek :
ipg peer oas sys.emaiieaiiy to tns topi ano pa =
Il bs winier. ks IiagsTs upon t1s os4 -
Iiks oy,s q bsut 70 take San --dresat.'s, y.
desiripy and finally steals int bed oy ael ~, s,
draws he Guiit and the eounterpane ofeI ~, ~
bead and is motioniess-is gons--srriFes ID 'hs
land of Ned .t
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LIFE = y LORD BYRON, with his Letters
and Jeurnai5. By Themas Moore, Esq.
vols, calf.
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o s1taflftfti.
aad levy made certsin sorrei mare a mans sd
dr .nd hregy and The set for tfsl on the FIRST
pay OF JuLT, 1851 at 10 O'Clock, a. H. before the
Ella fr1tte. ms con7fv T.rn..-.,
al which time and place tne dsfs6dss - = ~
pear and defend, II he sees cause qhis s--t d.v q
gauaary. 1851.
!sa7-asi THos. yaoLzNAE. y.P.
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DRs. SPIEGEL d REINACH,
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS,
AND TEE MOST SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operators
IN THE WORLDl
Eight Years in Memphis.

TNFGRN tn public in general that they are prepared
10 treat all diseases but especially those which are
pronounced fucurahle. and called chronic.
Their treatment o. Cancers is without any rival, be-
cause they viii be expelled from the system with al
their roofs and dbers suy by coas utionai treatment
without eaustics and without the kn fe.
Tey sls0 treat with success according 20 the most in
proved science of medicine IN Europe, Rheumatism,
1raEia. Gout Ophthaimia, Fistula in Ans eerofus,
Syphilis Dyspepsia. Chronic Dysentsry, Torpid Liver,
Gravel Fats, Tapevorm Pes Dr0psy, Diseases OF the
skin Bronchitis Consumption, all diseases q the Eye
and E1r aud give particular attention 10 all Fema
Cunp aints. especially those OF the womb.
Negroes who are 6dlictsd With any Of the above
diseases will b cured aud nd good board and
o1modst0ns while under treatment at the dScors' in
drmary.
Thedo-tors csn attention Of patience st distance,
sassby By writing them with exact account Of an
the symptoms Of the disease, ,edcine vi be forwarded
BY Adams express.
- Con- sultlnE Rooms, No. 229 Main street between
Onion snd Gagoao streets. infrmary UnieR street
east OF VI, st Dr.. spiegoPs private residence.
Br @ egel has, in his thirty years prsctice. es-
pec.aliy enic diseases cured them with the utmost
gucosFs Ho has his possession ever i've thousand
plants, herbs, barks- etc, which be can rely upon 10
dseGses which are BY the most successful praci-
tioners pronounced incurAble
Ue also makes % his especial practice 70 treat Ell pri-
vate with the utmost succeaE in saort tige
matter OF how lang slandinz nor OF what nature.
AT Dr. spiezel asks from tie s1licted Is fair trial
then s the reference he VIII give viii be speedy cure
20 Them
Thoasands q teslim0nisls fron the most reliable
source may be seen al the docior's ofice. deIs-sm
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WE oil5 woman about % years old with q child
~ or wears old for sale low Also q woman Of
Apont the same a8s- PAssabe cock, eOsd washer and
ifcner and good searefressj man about thirty 10
thirty- 9Ve ye2rsl very superior hand Also a man
about the ege, not 50 so0d An VIII be - cheeo
-. iYCuNG 4 WELD
1st~ - Nam street. up siirs.
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RoME.-A letter from Rome states that the
none is not at all well pleased with the English
Catholics, on account Of their reluctance to
open their purses for ihs increase and support
Of tie papai army. France has recently sent
100 900 crowns, and rich collection Of brace
ieis, earrings, brooches and o Der female inery.
Letters and telesFaphc dispatches from Rome
show that an actual war, though on a small
scale, is at the present tine going on between
Rome and Sardinia. The bfigands and Bou--
Bon soldiers sent ont from Rome. with The
paps5s blessing, 70 fight on behalf Of Francis
In. have bad several encounters with the Pied
usoatese troops Some Of the eontss's bave
beep fierce and ssngunary, several hundreds
Of he brigsnds having lost their lives, and In
one instance, at least, the Piedmonteae have
followed a reacfioHagy band into the Papsl
territory and Indicted on it signal ehastisemsnt
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HISTORY OF TURKEY. By A. De Lamar
tine. Translated from the French. In 3
vols, half calf, gilt back.
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Notice.


CoutaininE shree fne tables aa5rains pleasant and
HEALTHY rr-rsatiOn for q ieigare hour
Rverythi1g in my fowcr shall be done tc msks the
auerfs 81 he house contfQ itle.
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A NATIONAL CONVENTION. is BOW very
currently reported from Washington that the
Black Republican members Of Congress win
vote unanimously to recommend The calling Of
national convention. Greeley, in his paper OF
the 18Th, gives an idea upon that subject which
perhaps it would be well for us to remember.
He says;
The iass Of national convention to amend
the Constitution does not seem to fsd favor
with the =" old gentlsms EMS coufereneeH at
Washington. They evidently suppose that
such a convention may possibly make altsra-
tons ID favor Of freedom, and not in favor Of
slaverr Hence their reluc ance. We must
say We think they are more thsn half right.
wHAr DoEs IT MEAS 2-The Washington
correspondent Of the New York ErgrssI, writ
ing under date Of the 12sh instant, givea ex-
preston to The following glOritying sentiment.
As the Express Is known 70 Be the leading or
gan Of the Fillmore Wings in the city Of New
York, tie paragraph is significant:
TIE probable decision of Tennessee against
holding convention is the subject Of great
rejoicing with the UEion delegates from that
State, and BY no one more than Senator John
son. Alter being for thirty years the most
violent opponent Of the Whlg party 10 Tennss-
sec, Mr.. johnson has recently been universally
welcomed to their ranks BY the old Wings OF
that stare. He win act hereafter wi'h Tohn
Bell, Msrideth P Gentry, Mr.. Nelson, Mr..
Maynard, and others Of his old opponents.
COMMERCIAL Administering The month
Of January, 1861, there were in the United
States 466 failures, while In the entire year OF
1860 there were but 3,676 The following table
shows he number Of failures in each State for
January, 1861:
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% zee ss q
There is apparently large decrease in the
receipts Of cot on; but this is owing entirely
to he deficiency Of the crop. While The total
receipts his year at all the ports, are 2 y5i3, :
536 bales, against 3, III ,f0S for the same aate
last year, showing a falling of Of 567, ,S7s
bales, the dIminution at New Orleans is only
I72,004 bales. Two fae.s in connection with
tie cotton trade OF this year are sufficient to
upset all the speculations Of papers ike the
TFibune and its ifnitstOrs The first is, that
while the stock on hand a. New Orleans,
February 5, 1850, was 539 ,66j bales, on the
same day Of this year the stock on hand was
only 3I9 805 bales. This certainly does not
confirm the idea that Gotten cannot be shipped
from New Orleans, or that oCr customers are
less ready to buy than they formerly were.
The other fact is, that while the imports Of
specie up to date this year are over SIl ,000,
900, last year, FOR the same time, they we're
not s., 100000. Thus the present condition Of
our affairs, the prospective separation, and the
actual separation, have poured into our vaults
g golden food, instead OF imProverishing Us,
and dspriving Us OF the means Of disposing Of
the pro6ucts Of our industry. The immense
incrsass in the receipts Of -four and corn is
another suggestive fact, which we commend to
The attention Of our readers Il shows that,
IL the present relations Of the two sections
have any effect at all on the destination Of
western produce, that effect Is not by any
means unfsvorable to us.
II the meantime, we are perfectly willing
for the northern people to indulge in the in
noeent amusement Of trying 70 persuade them
selves that they are much better of without
Us. L certainly doesn't hurt US, and it may
prove a consolation to them, IN the forlorn
condition 70 which they will soon be reduced.
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The Effect CT Dlsunion en- the HusI-
--nrna NJ anrr nrIrnnn.

\ nc ELEECL OF OIHUll OF . D IIlo IlHIN
ness OF new Orleans.
Replying to the statements Of the Black
Republican newspapers, that the commerce Of
the southern ports, and especially Of New Or
leans, has been ruined BY the course the seeed-
ing States have pursued, the New Orlsaas Delta
Of the sth instant says:
From The returns published in the last num-
Der sf the Price Current we make up be fol-
lowing statement, showing the receipts az this
pors or four leading articles, compared with
the receipts Of the same articles for the same
tine last year: