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The New York herald., 1861-12-07

A RELIEF FUND FOR IREI.AND-How TO APPLY
I.-Now is the time for American philanthro-
pists to exhibit their benevolence in practical
form to Ireland and the Irish, who have de-
served 30 well of the republic in its present
emergency. Until some measures Of relief are
adopted, there is one charitable and sacred fund
upon which they have a special claim, and
which ought to be applied Immediately. After
period Of fourteen or fifteen years Ireland has
been visited by another famine from the same
cause as before-the potato rot. The terrible
distress of the people resulted then in an insur-
rectionary movement. A committee, consisting
of Horace Greeley & Co., in 1848 collected
some $60 900 for the ostensible purpose of aiding
and assisting Ireland. The money was chiefly
subscribed by the Irish emigrants, on the faith
that it was to be appropriated to that object;
but we believe it will be found that not dollar
of it ever reached Ireland. About twenty thou
sand dollars were expended on some foolish ex-
peditions to Canada and elsewhere. A sum of
$4,000 would thus remain. Six per centinterest
to $685. 400. The total amount now in the hands
OF Greeley and the other members OF the COM
mittee, whose names we do not now recollect,
ought therefore to be $76,400-a very hand
some sum for the benefit Of Ireland.
Now is the time for its appropriation
to the relief of the thousands of Irishmen suffer-
ing from famine in their native land. The
subscribers to the fund, and all others interested
in the fate Of the Irish race, ought to hold
meeting Immediately and call on Greeley to
fork over the $7s,4O0, to be invested in bread
stuffs to be sent over Immediately to the relief
Of people famine stricken-not by any fault of
theirs, not by any general failure of the crops,
but Of single root-and not by the providence
of God, but by British providence. The money,
not having been expended, is, Of course, now on
hand, together with the interest, and moment
ought not to be lost in applying it to arrest the
progress Of gaunt famine in Ireland.
The New York herald., 1861-12-07

Cristaloro's HAIR Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees the world wholesale retail and the dye
privately applied. No. 6 Astor House.
The New York herald., 1861-12-07

keeping up their personal quarrel, Mr.. Opdyke'
with the support of six out of nine daily papers,
and nearly ell the weeklies, would have come
out of the race twenty-four thousand behind his
opponent. Where, then, Is the boasted infiu-
ence Of the Tribune and Times 7 Circumstances
elected Mr.. Opdyke, or, in other words, he owes
his success to the division Of his opponents, and
not to the newspapers supporting him.
The New York herald., 1861-12-07

Bachelors Hair Dye-The hest In the
world harmless, reliable and instantaneous Sold aud ap-
piled n BACHELORS Wig Factory, l6 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1861-12-07

The italian Parliament has opened.
Rcasol presented project for the arrangement Of tho
Roman question.
There Is the utmost activity In the italian Navy De-
partment
The New York herald., 1861-12-07

Prussia.
The preliminary elections in Prussia favor the liberals
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-07
LONG CREDIT AND AT Low PRICES
MECHANICS, FARMERS AND WORKING MEN.

MECHANICS, FARMERS AND WORKING MEN.
The attention of enter prisng and industrious PARTON Of
the community directed the following statements and lib
ersl inducements offered them By the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
which, they will perceive, WIN enable the BY ener'
gy and industry provide cOmfOrtabe and
homes for themselves and families with, comparatively
speaking, very little capital.
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.
No Stats in the Valley Of the Mississippi aRYG 90 grest
inducement theeler the State of Illinois There is
soil 50 admirably combine produce those two great staples
ooRN and WHEIT, as the PrAiries Of Illinois
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.
The dsp rich ea OF the prairies is cultivated With such won
Gc that the farmers Of the Eastern and Middle States
moving to Illinois srest numbers The Of Illinois
It will support twenty millions of people,
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.
These lands contiguous railroad 700 miles IN length
which connects with other roads, and navigble lakes and Y
ers thus aorng unbroken communication with the Eastern
and Southern markets.
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.
Thus far capital and labor hsvs applied developing the
untouchd Tbs nvariable that mechanic flourish
where Osd and fuel cheapest will follow at early
rs laws and necessities OF the warrant the belief that at
least Eve hundred thousand people vi be engaged in the State
OF ulincis in the various manufacturing empioy0ents
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Over private capital have been expended
come from Of these works. With valuable public fund
90 diminish the State Expenses the TAXES ARE
LlUh4 aAu HiUs consequently S'e's N-aS ueSAs9Se'
THE STATE DEBT.
The State Debt is only SlO OtO539o Ia, and within the Ia
three years hss bel reduced oV and We may reason
ably expect that in ten YEAS i Fill become extinct
PRESENT POPULATION.
The State rapidly flrg with population s65 Oa6
having been added since eO making the present poPua
ton LIE 495-s ratio Of 102 per cent IN 10 years.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
The Agricultural PodEcs Of Illinois greater than those
s av tber state ma Products srt out during the past year
exceeded 100000 tuns wheat crop 1860 approaches
O0 Of bushels while corn crop ysIds not less than
10000 600 bushels
FERTILITY OF SOIL.
Nowhere can the industrious farmer such immediate
suits for his upon these prairie Soils they being
poed OF deep rich loan the fertility Of which unsurpassed
bv sny on the globe.
10 IcTUAI ourTTVLToRs
r S;o, zS,J re SG111,1rv IGrs soId I30o,ocO acres
80 ~ 1c,, yt;y1fars mi egsraS cS1fr1cf CON
, ~ - c,,ygir1ta M roI5 I1s hesz eogTtrct
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The Secretary Cameron Bags the spells.
The following from the New York Herald Of the
10Th ult, shows that LINooLS's Secretary of WIr is
not to be foiIed in his control Of such lucratve
place as the monopoly Of selling goods to an army
of perhaps half million Of men. He has bsgged
the whole game:
sThe difficulty about the appointment Of certain
army suffers has Oceasioned change in the mode
of their appointment. Hitherto they have been SD
pointed bV what Is denominated Council Of Ad-
ministration, composed Of the commanding officer
a regiment for which the sutler was to be selected
ments will hereafter be made BY the Secretary OF
War. The position Of sHtler is lucrative one. Il
gives monopoly in the way Of selling goods, and
the pay is assumed BY the army regulations .
the extent of the pay Of each officer msu indebt
ed to the sutler. The profits are estimated by eX-
peFienced army officers ct one thousand dollars per
annum per company in the field, and the new
regiments to be raised will number each over tWen
ty-three hundred men, the post Of suter to one Of
these regiments is Of the most lucrative Offices
in the gift of the government. Considerable dissat
sfactiOn has been expressed at the assumption by
the Secretary of War of this extensive patronage
hitherto controlled by the officers Of the army them
selves. As they are to depend in great measure
upon the honesty and cleYerness of the suffer for
the comfort and accommodation of themselves and
the soldiers under their command they believe they
ought to be allowed 70 retain the privilege of
lecting the person who is TO furnish the extra sup
plies that usually procured Of the suffer They
resent this innovation with much warmth. and In
sst that ii viii prove serious detrmeRt 70 the ser
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OF MAILS AT NASH

Georgia. Sou Aama and East Tennessee arrive via Chat
tanoog4 Railrosd, at8K o'clock, A. n,
Northern and Eatern Nails Nashville and Louisville
Railroad also Western States, tWice day. o'clock p NJ
and O'Clock, f. n. Way Mails LR R. daily
Southern Mails, New Orleans Memphis Arkansas Texas and
Mississippi, arrive daily at TX O'clock, AM
Way Mails, same route arrive daily atty o'clock, AM.
Smitve, Alexandria and Lebanon, Way Mails arrive
daily, except Sunday, at u O'Clock, II.
Smithand, Hopknsyile, and portion OF Southern
shebyylle, via Trixne way nails Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 12 o'clock, n.
West Tennessee, Ya Huntingdon Waserly Chsratte tn
weekly, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, IL O'Clock, A. NJ
Liberty, via Rural H SteESfts Ferry weekly THURSDAY,
at IL O'Clock A, Ii.
Csntreve via Vernon and Pinswood South Harper and
Tank, semi weekly Tuesday and Friday, AZ O'Clock An.
OlsrksVe, via Sycamore Mills, Whites Bend &e weekly
RFidsy at IL o'cloek AN.
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DEPARTURE OLE NAILS.

From Nashville to Chattanooga, Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York, Boston ard New England States de
parts at o'clock P N.
Way Nail foT Georgia. South Carolina, North Carolina and
Southern Virginia, esve Chattanooga RAILROAD at o'clock
M.
Nashville to Louisville, departs At 2 o'clock, P M
Mails for Indiana, Northern illinois, Tirgiais, Missouri
Michigan and Northwestern States departs It O'Clock Nj
Nashveto Decatur, via Erankn and Columbia, and other
way Offices, Gapart at O'Clock NJ.
Nashville to Lebanon, daily, except Sunday, departs at *
o'clock H. Aso Offices on the way and beyond Lebanon *
eclock N.
Nashville to clarksvilIs departs at So o'clock AN.
For Southern Kentucky, departs at So A n.
NaFeTIle to sheibyvile, NoensYIe snd TFuze Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock A NJ.
Nashville 70 Huntingdon, via Charlotte, WaveHiy tTi
II, Monday, "Wednesday And Frdsy, at O'Clock II.
Nashville to Liberty, via seEts Ferry, Huddsstones
Roads, Rural Hill, &c weekly Thursday, At - o'clock Ii
Nashville CentreYiiie, via fan Vernon, Pnezood &c
Tuesday and Friday, at O'Clock II.
Nashville 70 oiarkse, via syeanOrs Ms, weekly, Friday
ct o'olosk ?. u.
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SPECIAL NnrInE.-T

SPECIAL N0TICE.-The UNIoE AND ANKRIcks q eozdEcs
cd strictly upoH tie Casa ssnss Al papers gre diseoIs
ued az s expiration Of tie tine iohic sy hG0e been
paid Subscribers s0u Be notified a0hsH their suescrpsOa
ts G60Ht % ecptre, by CROSS eir 9Pes and IN
less tte 9oscrtoB "a Tselce s paper toi 90 dtscORtn
ged Its e rule from CAica tsrs ciD Be no dspGTtgrG
Rdh fAc marx, and HoEr sU6seriti0a
Reety UNION AND A1KzIcAE es per GauU1l IN GdcGncs.
HsSksy UEIoN AND ANERIcAE IS per anREn IN ad-
gdRce.
Subscribers desiring their papers changed must mention
the Post 0ee oD veil athe TO- which they desire the
change TO be made.
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.DURcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints BiliOuSness Head
- acbe. dcC,

sFVHERE has never been CATHARTIo medicine offered to
the public, that has given such entire satisfaction as NC
LEAKS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Be entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent and can
tskeDv tender infant yet prompt and powerful IN
removing Bilious secetoRs, Acid or Impure Feed Matter
er the stomach In fact they the only Pills that SHOULD
be uEe8 In maiaEious dsstriets.
They produce Gripping Sickness or Pain IN the o.
Bowels though very active and searching in their operation
nrootng hesIthy secsons Of the Liver and Kidneys. Who
will uF Rliousness, Hsdache and Foul Stomach Wheh
SO cheap remedy can be obtaned Keep them constantly on
hand; single dose taken in season, prevent hour Gays
d months Of Sickness Ask for Dr. j. H McLeans UnVer
81 pills Take other Being coated they are astess sIlce
g Is cents per box, and be sent BY mail to any part OF
J Il. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets, st. Louis, No.
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CURRY & MARSHALL,

TTNDERTAKERs (atJ h currsy's old stand Union be-
Cherry Sumner streets prepared to sttend
Funerals At all tines, wi wooden Cons plain eoored
and etA Burial Casket3 AMI Cases Of asupeor quAity
manu- fac uTd By Msrh u Co. N this city. Prices g SUI
the Gms-. iuneSS-u
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PROCLAmATION
IsHAm G. HARRIS.

Governor OF tne sSAteO
To he Shsrigs Of The counties Of Madison, hay'oood
aud Henderson IN said SiQte-CfRksIiNG
OF are hereby commanded to open ana nola an selon,
at All the places Of hold 1E elect o3s " yoos Hssese
.ie IN he it day sf August, affr 6eSns gwen ne no.
tce required By sE.for tie sleos Of s oL .s 1oes
he resignation Of John keea, and due return here
81 .sake % me. according 70 ~ q.
and caused the great seal o. the Slate 70 Be ASKED q
}L S. Nashville, On his 2sth day 0f Jaee A. D
~ By the Governor. IsHAM 9. HARRIS.
J. E. R. RAT, Secretary OF State.
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SOUTHERN mARsALLAIsEl

60 long sought for been published and Just received by j.
- Al Mcclure, 80 Union street. Price IS cents.
Having succeeded il making Copper Bugss for army use
which are pronounced By judges be equal in
respect fkSs work, and st nearly as low Taeshe price
being Fixed at S9here need fear OF beng with
cut signals The superiority Of Drums over all others in
this country is acknowledge BY all They are made OF the
very best material every department. Of their manufacture
Tor beating head Calf Sn prepared especially for
stuse Fife Of bOxFood and apple tree can De had OF
me- atpricss from 81 to g..
For any Of the above order and will be forwarded by
first mail express
N BIN press will be ready by the goth inst, tho
tPaImeo Song dedicated TO the Southern Confederacy, de-
stnei be the song Of all Price so conts sent post free e
any address. mcCLpKE,
Music Publisher and Dealer, Nashville q Memphis
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The Company refer the citizens Of the Southern COnfdsracy
PEARL, Esq, Cashier City Bank. ..
JouH KIRKEAE, Esq, President Union Bank.
d WEAVER, Esq. Cashier Planters BANK.
Nessrs. DoUsIE & Co, Merchants.
g WHzLEss & Co. Bankers.
Parties in the Confederate Government derous Of sending
Letters Sc the Federal Government viii please direct the
same to American Letter Epres Co., Nashville, (under GOV
rl enclosing fifteen in eh Confederate Stamps SECURE
~ o. s. Government Envelopes Stamps Of no use 70 u.s.
"a do not he the given Is Ter letters not
eeedng ounce weight, letters Weighing ounce
will have sufficient 10 pay according TO regu-
lar postal rates.
iune2g-dlT PsB
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As q Stfmu1ant,
It quite different from slcohoc PREPARATION It Is not sab
ect reactions shape continues to exert its influence
gradually and efficiently, long the least necessity exits Tor
It's presence
As Female MedicInes
It equally powerful effective, and restores the equilibrium
safer than s the other medicines which for years
have flooded the MARKET and which only Injurious in place
assisting renoTang the constitution for good rea
son. that hey only made from The efusons Of minds
gnorant o. the Medical profession altogether.
No lTiReFalsE
Dr. Wright thinks well to sake bis professional character
on fact minerals whatever form the least component
Of the ingredients Of his RejuTenanR ExF-we know
ing what ruin has been susea on the community BY opium and
mercury
Generally to the debItated Dr. wrgnt WOuld say Never
despair No matter how down be- matter how
weak you matter what the have beenerake
whatever has led you depart from Hygenic principles
take his
ReIMvenGtIEg Elixir,
And you will soon and yourself nsn-a pride ingtsad
the reYerse to friends and healthy, seand and worthy
Member Of the human family.
Price 81 bottle, three bottles for s5, and forward
eddy mail to all parts Of the United States
Sold by all respectable druggists throughout the United States
and CanAdaS The trade supplied at liberal discount
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl ohartres street,
New Orleans, La
Boldin Nashville By G. ". Hendershott, Berry DsmoVle
wing Pendleton, and all responsible d1ngEists oe22
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The undersigned having formed Company for the purpose
NJ letters, and from the Southern CoRfed
escy at agree furnish merchants and
hs their correspondence between Louisville and Nashville
At intervals as may convenient to all parties
Concernad TH0S JENKINS,
wa McGILL.
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= NASHVILLE TENN SUNDAY. JULY Z 1861

YENIs Is altogether medicine, the result OF modern
discoveries in the vegetable kngde, being entirely
new abstract method Of cure irrespective Of all the old and
worn systems published By quackz to the suffer
ing Dr. Wright, we'll knowing the deception Pracsed upon the
uninaei felt his duty at to have this Elixir tested BY
the whole Medical Faculty who, Eheu even one dissenting
vsce given in their adherence 20 its perfect and undivided
control the whole physical when his frame has been
reduced and when osr medicines known the PhaEmsco
been tried in vain Long thought years Of patient
Investigation, and MI desperGRdun determination have
crowned the Doctors Efforts and offers the Elixir to Gu
ferng humanity the only thing that the following
diseases-nameiyI
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imbecillty,
Determination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
HySters,
General InitablliJ,
RsssIessneE and sleepIessness at Night
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency,
Loss Of Appetits
Dyspepsia,
Emaeiatiop,
Low Spirits,
DiaorganiEstion Of the Organs Of
Generation,
Pslptation Of the Heart,
And in fact all the cOncontants Of and dsbtated
fafa ~ fha
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DRUMS! DRUMS /!

TTAVING made permanent arrangements Tor the manr1ac
ture OF Drums all sizes, furnish them Of
peor tone iash st Wholesale retail low good
ticle be sold anywhere. -
JOHN LUCK,
Music Dealer,
june4--dH IS Union street.
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an. EIcLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
HHENTs
ebest External in the world for Man or
HeaRI.

FENHoUgANDs II human bugs hsve been saved lie OF de
crsptode misery hy the uEs Of this invauAols Lini
r1t IL viii ralievs PAIN Almost nFtsn aneeusly, and
~ cleanse purify and heal the foulet sOE IN an incredible
s ne most nvetera eases Rheumatism, Gout or Neu-
Es For Paralysis Co tseted Muscles Stiffness or weak
ss n be Joints, Musci Lisasns it viii never fai
10 ar;caops will cure Throst, Headache or Esrsene
Fr p1rs oS Ecads any Pain, Il is an iniaole henaeoy
ry H. toS VOC will nd nd Pensible remedy Keep
always hand. ,-.,---- 81.
PGANTERg FARMERS, any having charge OK EoEses
j save money " using HcLesn's Volcanic Oh Liniment II
IL Epeeiy and inailiD.e czFe for 9slis, epa OHaei
sgelng Lameness Ew6sy, oEss, Wounds Scratches or Any
srternsI disease Try it, an1 V6R will be conEinced
DR. J. l. McLBAS, Sole Propistor,
saint Louis, Mos
,.,, %. pry:stars Trfsss by Berry Df1cVile and g.
", Hs1jsrsbott nssE-Sd- II sCEly
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NEGROES.
INCoR PORATED AMERICAN
LETTER EXPRESS co.

THE AMERICAN LETTER EXPRESS CO.,
has established its permanent oce st the Nashville Pest
ONCE up stairs, east end entrances on Church street
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Total stock on hand and at sea I,7OI. 80

SOutIa-VY esaern Telegraph Company
THy NAsHvrrLE July /, 1851
IIE Executive see Of thls Company has removed
from Louisville Ky. this city. Once Cherry stsst ID
the building occupied By the aGas Light Company
iuly9 Ims THOs L. CABTER, secrstAEy.-
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IEHHWAULI
One Square, one year. s3-Eseh additional Square, SIC.
dVerGfsers exeee eding the space contracted
fOTs will be charged for the excess
IN TIE WEEKLY.
oE DOLLAR per square Tor hs rst and FFY CEs for each
Sabssquent Insertion.
Advertisements published n both the Daily and Weekly vii
sehaged the fall daily with Onshalf ths Fey rate
added.
7rasisHt Advertisement 1svss6s paid for az ths tiasor
tassFtiOa.
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Before takl purifying and enriehngaitVt taAIHs'
che BIood-restoring he sick, suffering inEalid.to
80. UEAIG II AND STRENGTH
There is go Mistake AbOat Ii.
II will cure Liver Comnsiss Dyspepsia, DisTrhosa Dyseu
teTv Headahe De esson Of sprt Fever and Agu
Fey Bad Breath any disease Of the LTe Stomach or Bow
els. a.. 4. - ,4.,,.h- g.. .,s
Vigorous -. NJ =, u..,,h 4. :, -. -
LADIES do you want the Bloom Of Health 70 moant 70
our Cheeks again then goat enee and get
uIcI,eauss strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier.
pslav not moment Il warranted to give satisfaction.
iILSure apy disease Of the Kidneys Womb, or Bladder Faint
ng Distracted Mensruaton Failing OF the Wormb, Barren
ness or any disease arising FROM chronie Nervous Debility
lis an InfaIlihe Remedy.
FOR CHILDREN
Do Won want delicate, skly puny Children, to be Healthy
Strong Robust 7-hen give them MeLEANs sTkENtTh-
ENIHG CORDIAL (see the directions on each bote) Il Is ae
licious to take.
One table spoonful taken morning fasting sure
preventive against Ct and Fever Yellow Fever, Choies OF
any prevailing disease.
n CAUTION Beware OF Druggists or Dealers WDo 9ey
palm upon bstle OF Bters or (WHICH
they buy cheap By saying it is just as gooo Lhsrs arc
BkSE enough C steal part OF my name 70 ou9 t
VILBdecocons. Avoid sucA infamous PlhALES eno t5
Vsnous coupoundsL ASK Dr. J. L. Mclean stfengns
ing ords ana Ploo5 Purer nothing else. It is the
euIy remedy that Purify Blood horongny ana,
the aaue time STRENGTHEN and INYIGokATE tne Shole
organisation pat up large Bottles-Sl per Bottle OF
IA OO''''' " DR.. ]. H. MeLE An, Sole Proprietor,
Garner OF Third and Pine streets. St. Louis, Mo.
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
TETE have removed Produce aRd Commission bazdeU
~ 70 the house Mas College street, between URon and
ChuTch formerly oesupsd By Nhol, Green Co, where
shall keep constantly hand large stock Of all articles IN
the Produce line which prepared to sell at the Tey
Wsstessh prices.
B. B. o0NN0R BRO.
Nos College street, between Union and Church StTse
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NOTICE.

WAR NOTICE.
ENRON and after this date will net fill orders for de-
scrption of Goods unless accompanied with the Cash
Being obliged to pay cash for every article We purchase
our pds and the public generally will at the necessity
part Our stock Of Groceries and Conc
tionares full we'll assoTte and CASH Dealers VIII
- - THOMSON, sPERRY & CO.,
aplaO-tf No "a Market street.
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Frank p. BIair, Jr., and the AdminIstra-
linn.

IiOns
FRANK P. BLAIR, Jr., Of St. Louis, who was an ca
ger candidate for the speakership of Congress and
the representative Of the GKEELEY faction Of the
Republican party, has foreshadowed, in recent
speech in the city of New York, his opposition to
the policy Of she LINCOLN Administration. The rev
olutonary propositions advocated by the New York
Tribune few days since were but the advanced
guard OF the grumblings of BLAIR, who is evidently
disposed % impeach the powers at Washington both
for their acts of omission and commission. The fol-
lowing are extracts from the speech Of the sore
headed Missourian, as reported in the New York
pIpers:
Fellow eitzens-I desire to make my grateful ae-
acknowledgements to you for the kindness manifested
on your part in coming here to psy me the eOmPh-