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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-03

"A ~ ~lii srsi Ter o. ---- -.
w anything n orr line, q
I11''tF anylsssHHgF sHHgFssSu S e ,saasgs 4....s.
We nust reaiiss niqnIsy. prosnptsy aae
aei-Sn 81 the nfteen o.
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2aiIg AppeaI.
Pr shs Nemrhis kppeall
THE PIRATE IoVER.

4 A-~--AL L-NEh.
o, lazy I've mansior fair.
A castle ly ne seas
AID heaps q sold are hidden here.
Ihai will share WIN ihsas
Z thoa viii isEve shy coiisas bs,s
And come and eEeH vim me.
Where coral plushss 'assa ne us4cs.
And sweet sss-rssss bloom;
And sparsiius SANDS o'er ssameu's graves,
ne crystal dspshs llums
And o7esa sings so.suudirFs.
hssse shsir varry icuo.
why thouiPst tlsu ,husdsr In aHslsbt,
rs thist uPon the deads
Alihousa ny heart is BLACK o. nlght,
Ny hHaas As crimson reds
NJ beard vlth riehrsi plate is crowned,
win T7eetesi daiaiiea spread
Aud have hriEht snd costly peurl,,
Ans Jewels rieh and rsrss
To obtns trsund ny Elossy cart,
Or sli.tsr in ny hair;
Aad "rishesi SIX frsn Inlla Icons.
nat beauiy's ssif mighf vsar"
NJ ruby thtt viii ny own lips,
10 glouiue erimson yiss;
Ana diansndf that klnost eclipse
Ths ltsirs Ct thine eyes;
And sa4phirss brishtsr, blusr Far,
Taau -air Italis's stles.
The lamps nat In my castle shiue,
Are Ike ths planets briEhii
And musie, miFth sns rosy wise,
NaFs sitd tie murray uirhti
Say lady, wlh thou eame and grace,
Thls Eden uf deilEhi9
There esro shall never make her home,
Nor mar The sp.sndid scene5
Esr povsrty's Eannt spsesre come.
wlih haFgsrs form be;Eeeai
Bat ih8u, % ell ais wealth shtlt ts.
he sole sdSnsEledsed queen.
LADY.
Thoash i0viy iatay huuib.e COT,
waik auonE tbs p5ori
su uautsnted With ny lots
And 90 net ask Tor more
I'li never EiTs uy hsa-t to one,
Whoss hands are dysi in gore.
OF shs uiy silken robss vsuid scar,
Ehoss price was bod alone
Or deck with shining pelris their hair,
Or disnonds call lHsis cuni
T1ouga bright as stars, the cost o. which
was each dying Erosn'
IAy castle is 9 dsngasn grim.
Adzrk Gehsnaa Where's
Vls demens in tie tFilight dim,
Their stolen 5'3,y fharei
Ans hcrrid oaths tad ribale Jssis,
Die on tie ev'nlag air.
zhelshts ihIi uavsr In The glo5uls
Like fun'rsl torches low
Strange figures in the ligatsd rcou
Are waking % and fcos
Aud m9urniui slunss aad echo nere,
Aod shnd0rs osme and 50.
Hgu innooencs vould shrink &c hear,
Ans shudlsr 70 bsblldi
would not live la ceaseIess fear
For thy aocursed E1iss
And rather than ny roy vine,
Ia drink ne hcnillck cid.
men tell me not . gems that shine,
Or castle By he ssas
We're eli ths wealth o. Plutus' thine,
would not g. with thee.
To reign Ike pro srpIue o. oli.
In endless misery.
AWAY Il, 1851. JEEEIE
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- aass ~atsys.r-. n
sresty reduced PRICES.
- yvdt ...-ofs. and they
sstiffsctoriiy. Come and
twenty per cent paid q
western mAnclaclorieE.
isHsR, AXIS & CO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-03

".--|I Do 0ierel . Din dE1I1sI W1dT-I..---7T
really commifted. Nor is this q = = =.
men. I think the profzBest qlqqe-e =. ~ ~
ever hssFd, bsFs fallen from
II. .sse9...s ears Of sge.a, AndssTps;s pol
@hi lissins Farnitf haugins uurlstSns S. az -na
p Ehils De b ezseutiaf fao''isfs a" 81 -
crusade, it 1le-li0s forget !, inerssau a AEsss,
NoIthern shipping, coss-escs,k e u >
setures were protected a. the eEpen ~
tae fhs eomprouise messarss & le59 "a
l.sss : e.sptsr Of outrage alf cookery, yet Fo
...-- seIs broken and df,reEaFdeds TIE ~
= ,seiasks act was lerssied TO the p
sslthart rictorl sr,fn We car adj
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sOMETHING NEW.
CARPET AND CURTAIN STORE

rT1HE undersigned having opened IN the Carpet and
1 f3urtain business is now prepared show % his
friends and the uDc entirely new stock Of carpets
ard curtain goods Velvet, Tapestry Brussels super
4ni common Carpets Rugs Mats Msttings, Geo Mat
tinss etc six DsInask Lace and cCumon Guriains,
TasseIs Taops Bands Picture Cords. Comics etc. Bul
and white HOLLAND of different widths, Guilt land
a-apss aud rlain Shades F00r Oil Cloths, froIr 81
tel -sde Pinxia Lyons Sewing Machines, the bast
famr sewing machine made, for from SIS to $50 Tte
best Of workmen on hand cut make aud lay carpets
hang tzins, Shades etc.
II. n SROsVBEoR.
.--4 4saurfv es5 Main efreef lartsou Plarl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-03

DY virtue or deed OF trust to me executed BY Mar
ID Gus J. wright which recorded in the Registers
1doe Of Shelby county, in Book No a. pages 325 s26
sud ST which is made 70 secure certain rote therein
described, VIII, on The l4rU DAY OF FEBRUARY
A. r. 155i proceed 70 sell 70 the highest bidder fer
cash the real estate described In such trust deed VIZ
lot Of land situate lying and being in the county Of
shelby and S;ste OF Tennessee, described as follows
Berinniug At the u0rth-West OF Tennessee and
Webster streets n the Overton division adjsuing The
city Of Hemphisi running thence north With Tennessee
street 0Ha hundred and my feet TO stake; thence
west one hundred a-d twenty-five feet to q stake
thence south hundred and iity feet to stake iu
Webster streeti thence east hundred and twenty
i've feet 10 the beginnings being the same conveyed to
BY said deed. ihe right Of redemption is waived
IN such trust deed.
Sale o take place 40 south west corner o. Court square,
in the city Of Memphis, within the usual hours
jaI5-td W.E ROGERS. Trustee.
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CHRISTMAS

a BBoTPs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES.
The Aimwsll Stories.
The Young YOyagsrs. 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 SummeE 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 and the Crusaders.
A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young Chsvalisr.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
trated.
The Hunters of the World.
Stories for Alice.
Good GirPs Story Book.
Fife Years Before the Mast.
King Arthur and his Knights.
Work while it is Day.
Little Annie's Prlmmsr.
Queens and Princesses Of France.
Constance and Edith or, Incidents Of
Home Life.
Little by Little.
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New Mamnhis Jail.

PROPOSALS will be received BY the undersigned
L commissioners, appointed by the County Court af
shelby county, az the sce af The architect James B.
Cook Esq OF the city Of Memphis until II o'clock on
THURSDAY, the 7th day Of February, 1851 for building
Jail in the city Of Memphis according 10 plans and
specifications on dle in his once.
Contractors viii be required % give bond for double
the amount of the contracts with two approved sure
Tor the faithful performance Of the same.
The commissioners res Fe the right to reject any
tender not entirely satis ry 10 them.
On the certificate ard hate Of the architect, pay
uient v j Be made md ily I'm the bonds Of shelby
County Court bearing pr cent. interest," retaining
0uethird Of the month"; estimate until the nna CON-
pletiou OF the work.
All further Information explanation viii be given
duplication in person BY letter the architect ct
bis onoe, corner Of Main aud Madison Streets Nsmphis
tennessee. J. ". A. PETIT,
A. Il MONTGOMERY,
J. 8. DICEEHSON
". II WALKER,
J. II. GOODLEr
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New Dyeing Establishment.
wr.sDs r.swT1rvvs ur,v,

ATE Of the school Of the great and celebrated Chem
H !ca Dyers and scoufers, Cook 3 Matthew'S, Of st.
Louis have been induced 70 open establishments for
earrying on the above business In all is branches,
every description Of Ee1smeu = Goats Vests and Panta
toa. They ceraiuiy DO remove every spc el gFesse,
paint and tEr, ozether Elh all other bleuishef
and inpuricg 70 which sHch garments lisbie, and
warrant the spots not 70 reappear. Calf aud examine
fheir samples of Coat dressing. II they fail 70 peast
you, uo charge win 5c nsee. Theis once lsoR yetrsoE
street, between Main and Front Row
mrisiY MATTHEWS b INT.
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SHINGLES.
New Marble WOFkS,
South side Adams and Union sts.,
BETWEEN MAIN AND SECOND,
nI Y M P HIS, TIN NJ.
FISHER, AMIS & CO.,
FfGltess and sGnIerscaFI Marble
JfE0aHHsessfs, TOsnbs, Head-
stsnes, .Tanfies, HeaTths,
RTches, Table and

C0e@hAaNf AOB13
A ND evsrg variety o. MARBLE AND STONE WORK
n done % 1fder AZ the shortest netioe.
TO soUTHERHERS.
You, in thk course OF year, send many thousands Of
dollars, thrungh agents VITO scattered Al over The
souh ts Cifeinnat 81. Louis ard eastern cities, s0r
Marble whe.n VOC can be as well served at home for
the uoney. The most OF this &c fatten and
p6mper abcltHoaiss, and give them the means TO run
% youf neEfues, aunuy yor IN various Ways. II
you will csi x Adams and Union sireetH
you have th3 advantage o. sseinE what yoa by. We
keep constEy on hand ne hest Italian aud American
Marble aa bed IL the latest and hues ~ northeru
ageutsf sis menia TO the contrary rutwihstandingl
Our wormeb eAano be surpassed by any. II our work
does moi gfR entire satsftction hers AZ home
where yoE G q call and have any alteration made you
wish. II .anhot come send yoaf ORDERS and they
shall Be al II promptly aud saifEct5riiy. Come and
and ge the aiieen twenty per cent paid TO
agents Of mol hern and n0rlh-Eestern mAnuisciories.
de92n FIsHER, AMIs co.
,sfebt Be -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-03
DRs. SPIEGEL d REINACH,
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS,
AND TIE NOSl SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operators
IN THE WOREDi
Eight Years in Memphis.

TNFGRA the public in general that they prepared
to treat All diseases bnt espec ally those which are
pronounced incurahle, and called chronic
Their treatment OF Cancers s without any rival Be-
cause they will be expelled from the system, with all
their roots and 1bsrs, suy By utona treatment
vi thout oaustIcs and without the knife.
They also treat Win su7csss according to the most i'm
proved gcience Of medicine in Err1pe, Rheumatism
Nsuralsia Gout, Ophtsimia Pistula ia Aus, scrofuls
syphilis, Dyspepsia, Chrguic Dysentery Torpid Liver
Gravel Fiis TapeE0rm, Piles Dropsy, Diseases OF The
SKIN Bnnehtis Consumption, al diseases of the Rye
and Ear, and give particular attention 10 all Female
Complaints. especially those Of the womb.
Negroes wh0 are Afflicted with any Of the above
diseases vii be cured and ind good board and
oommodatios while under treatment at the dsctors in
armary-
The do-lors call attention OF patience at distance
that IL they prepared 70 consult the doco-s per
aoiy By writing to them, with exact account Of al
he SYMPTOMS Of the disease medicine will Be forwarded
hy Adams express.
- Consulting Room No 5ls Main street. between
Union and GRyoio streets Inarmary on union street,
east Of bayou. At Dr.. spiezsi's private residence.
Dr c. Spiege has in his thirty years practice, es-
peciaiy chronic Diseases cured them with TIE utmost
aucess He has in his possession ever I've thousand
glaus herbs hark5, elc., Which be rely upon 10
eHre diseases which are hy ihe no svocessfnl pract
tlcnfTs promo unccd incurahie.
Le also makes ID his efpsa practice h treat ali nri-
vate diseases with tie utust sascess IN shor. time
matter % how lopg staEdins nor OF what nature.
All D. spiege asks fr0D the 1icied Is fair trial
hen al he reference he will give wll be speedy
10 ihem-
Thoasaaas Of testimonials, from the most reliable
a ahe d1rforfe nafca
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COPYRIGHT SECURED.
TyNTERED according to aat OF Con-
n gress, IN the year 1887, ty J .hn 1. fstsNiFlA
Hrown & son, Chemists, Boston. in the ksA
CLERKS oace Of As District Court o. ssf Y,lifIF5
the District o. Mass sachu,etts kiiiitN tNkIftAlS
70 COUGHS The great and sud + X 81
den changes OF climate fruitful Ea1TrNsktK
sfurces o. Pulmonary aud Brolchial 4sAf|
affections Experience having proved that simple rem
sdies often act speedily snd certainly when taken In the
early % disease recourse should At DC had 10
ugh irritation O. the throat be slight as BY
this precaut.u more serious alta may be ehectuay
wardet OF.
Browns Bronchial TFOches,
~ Cures Cough, Cold H0srseness and Ilnueuzai
Cure any Irritation or Soreness Of the Throat
Relieves The Hacking Cough IN CoEsuupt.on;
Relieves brOnchltis. Atthms and Clta1rh;
Clears and gives strenzsh 70 he voice Of sIHGEHs,
Indispensable 70 FUBLtC sPEAKERs.
Fr.n Rev. K. Rowiey, A. NJ, Pres dent Athens COL
leEe Athens, Tenn" have found great benefit frcrl
he OF Browns Bronchial Troches before and after
preaching as they prevent h1Ersensss 70 which am
WY subject. 7 think from their past effect they will
be O permanent advantage T. ne. Several clergynsen
o. my acluaiutan-e 70 whom have given the Tr0ches
have been benefited BY them
Browns Bronchial TrOches,
Prom Rev 2. n. Cha7in, D. D. New Yorz.--s I con-
slider your Lenges On excellent article for their pur-
pose, and recommend their use 10 public sptasers
Browns Bronchial TrOChes.'
Prom Mt. c. r. Gardner, Principal sf the Rutgers
Female Institute New Tork.-''I have been afflicted
with Bronchitis during the past winter and found
relief Until f0und y0ur Trocbes."
Browns Bronchial TrOches.
- For children lsD1rinE fram Cough. Whooninz
Cough H0arseuess, are particularly adapted,
c1uat o. their soothing and demuceut properties; as
ssting s12sct0ration and preventing accumustisn
Of phlegm.
% sold By all Druggists at % cents per box.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-03

rTNHE copartnership OF Cossltt, Hin ralmadEs Is
i dissolved BY limitation Hereafter the business
will be conducted under ths style and Csssit
Hin Co., BY the subscribers.
F. II OOssITT,
J. &. KILL,
r g. TERRT
". r. MITCHELL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-03

SUlNDAA1ESs
E0n BOXES Popping Crackers.
OUU 1000 lbs. s s. Almonds.
500 lbs Fibers.
500 lbs. Cream Nuts.
IUO Bushels Fresh Meal.
$50 brls. Ruscett, Prior Rad and Jenstin APPLES
$50 Pick Bye white and Red Mechanic Potatoes
500 Kegs Nails.
50 doz Brooms.
Also Sugar Corse Moiasses salt, WHISKY, Brandy
Champaign, Flour, Lime, Cec ent. Starch Woodei
Ware etc, etc. Just received and for sale 'ow By
FLOURNOT s CRAWFORD,
dea0-dau No IL Front rev.
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DR.. G. w. AGREE,
DENTIST.

Court Street, opposite A. T. Wells & Bro.
Ii operations performed with the 60.
~ least psssibie pain, and ia the most
skfiiful manner. Diseases OF the gumsg I lYytaSt
and teeth successfully treated Artificial ~-A-L
teeth inserted upon he NEST approved pan with guar
autv ana no hubug sitner old new IS Offer ed 20 in
spre the public with oonndencr In my skil, or as an
.-~,ff ~ oal~a
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MARSHALL'S SOUTHERN METALLIC
PERCHA
BURIAL CASKETS.
ALSO, FOR
BarstoV's metallic Burial Caskets.


LIEEP CONSTANTLY on hand al sizes Of FISK s.
~ CRANES CASES. Also, WOOD oOFFIHs. Of
every description.
Country UndeTtaksrs furnished With c. .is and csses
at a reasonable discouot. ss23-ly
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NUNRRIES.

Also refers BY permission, 70 the Hon JoseFh Holt
late Commissioned Patents and present Postmaster
General, and 70 J. ". Keep, Esq., 2T2 Main street.
emphis ard TO MeClanaAan 4 Dill, proprietors Mem-
phis appeal" noi1-iar2m
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Washington, D. c., October 5 1850.
take special pleasure in stating that Hr. Robert W.
Fenwick has been Intimately known 70 from earliest
childhood His peculiar Intelligence, capaciy for busi-
ness and strict conscieuoUsness marked from the
time when In boyhs0d be began his profession in the
ofice II Patent Agent No one that knew him weil
then been surprised at his gteady and rapid rise.
As the responsible head OF the business Of Mum Co.
81 Washington have ten commended him 70 persons
in different 5arts cf the country inqurinE for compe
cent Iaithful and conscientious Patent Agent; and
have never failed receive grateu acknow
afterwaFd from those who have ayaied themselves OF
his services. can commend him with yet more cona-
Gence as the independent manager or business wher
50 much depends the sbity we'll perfect In
:egrity OF agent. GEO. SAASOH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-03

WORKS OF MICHAEL DE MONTAIGNE,
comprising his Essays, Biographical and
Bibliographicsl Notices, etc. By ".
Hazitt. In 4 vols, half calf.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24

PENSACOLA TO BE STORMED.-Gen Bragg Is des-
tined to receive a storming party who will carry
his camp. The gardeners of this vicinity, learning
that the troops were in want of vegetables, have
come forward handsomely and opened the very
potatoes and every other missile in that line have
been erected into powerful batteries, and fire
opened that will send something good into every
mans mouth. The St. Nicholas goes up this morn
ing with large cargo of these implements of war,
which will be conveyed by rail to Pensacola, when
a successful attack will be made in the rear. So
confident are our gardeners of success that they
confidently expect to win the victory without the
loss of man, and in their campaign they declare
nobody will be hurt" We feel proud of our
gardeners for the patriotic manner that they have
come forward and remembered the soldier in his
camp and contributed to his comfort. They giue
cheerfully, and would scorn to receive pay-like
our gallant soldiers who fight for their homes and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24

A FORMIDABLE Foe 1t will be seen by the in
teresting letter of our Norfolk correspondent in
this mornings issue, that among the several thous-
and Confederate forces now at that point is body
of three hundred Indians. These stalwart sons of
the forest from the county of Cherokee, N. c.,
and under the skful training of Gen. Jackson, a
distinguished member of the North Carolina Senate,
from Cherokee, are now ready for immediate ac-
tion. more formidable looking body of men,
we are informed by a gentleman who has seen
them, never have been congregated on this con-
lnent Not one of them is under six feet in height,
and, being built in proportion, they look like
modernsSamsons than anything else to which we
can compare them. The rife has been their con-
stant companion almost from infancy, and they
are confessedly the best marksmen the world has
ever seen. They shoot running or standing with
the same unerring certainty and load and fire with
a rapidity which is really surprising. Each man
carries besides his rifle, scapng-knife and toma-
kawk, and should they encounter Billy Wilson's
cut-throats, or Ellsworth's Zouave pet lambs, the
Lord have mercy on the hireling, for it is we'll
known the Cherokees will not. 1t is gratifying to
know that the tribe numbers several hundred and
should their services be needed, they can all be
transported to Virginia in forty-eight hours;
Tppt lurV Eyn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24

Carnival of the Great Eastern, -

The telegraph informs US that this mammoth
vessel is again at New York, and that the Gov
ernment will charter her, if possible, transport
ship. For this, she would be most admirably
adapted. She would easily convey to Santa Rosa
Island or Texas for instance an army of ten thous
and men to operate on those points. If the Gov
eminent wishes to put all Cottondom in a fright
and to diminish the army coming North, let it hire
that vessel, if she should be used only as q scare
'Twould be money well spent.
The above, Mr.. Editor, is literal transcript
from very "grave and reverend senior" among
the Northern papers and is just this day at hand
Is it not illusrative-lst, Of the prodigality with
which those in power at Washington and New
York are spending their servants money? ID, OF
the nautical and geographical knowledge by which
their movements are guided? Gnstance the ad,
n1rdbe adaptation of the Great Eastern for Texas
waters.) Sd, Of the Chinese ideas of warfare SO
prevalent and persistent among them? We sup.
pose hideous pictures, loud-soundng gongs, and
drums and trumpets of awful note, may reasonably
be expected to form large part of the ammu
nition.
The old Knickerbocker resource of proclamation
having failed upon us, we are now to be scared
out Of all our seven Senses and into our hiding
places, by the chartering of big ship drawing
about 60 feet of water, and making her navigate the
Texas coast and land great armies, when other yes
sells are thankful to find two fathoms of the briny
fluid If Mr. Lincoln or any of his remaining Com
modores will do this, we will be scared. C.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24

The PREsIDENT-A correspondent of the Rich
mond Examiner from Montgomery writes a long
and interesting letter in regard to men and events
in that city. We extract the following, concerning
the President:
The President seems to me to be fully up to his
position. He evidently is oppressed with the
strongest personal sense OF his greatresponsibty.
He works nearly the whole day. Constant vigi-
lance and thought upon public affairs, the work of
defending the South from invasion, of putting the
new Contederacy upon firm and lofty position
among the powers of the world, all combine to
make him thoughtful and grave. He wisely leaves
details to his assistants, while he occupies himself
especially with the more important questions of
State and the defence of the country. But while
he appreciates the gravity of his situation, the
dangers which menace the South, and the necessity
of intelligent and thorough preparation for war,
think can discern in his manner full confidence
that the right will ultimately triumph aud the in
dependence of his country be recognized at no
distant day all over the civilized world The finger
of Providence is visible in all the steps of our
great and glorious movement for Liberty, and it is
difficult to believe that the same great Overrulng
power will not continue to bless and prosper just
cause.
Nothing can exceed the simplicity of the Presi-
| Dental mansion. A small garden an open gate
brings you to the door, where, without hardly the
| Formally of d card, negro servant conducts you
| to the presence of the President or his lady No
| guard of bayonets no horde of Kansas rufiaus
| stand sentinel over the waking or sleeping hours
| Of Jefferson Davis He walks or rides about the
| city quietly, with every proper mark of respect
| from the community, but without annoyance from
mpertinent intrusion or the remoest apprehension
| of personal violence. Leaving out of view bis
routine of official duty, his daily life is not different
| from that of any private gentleman in this city
| The Governtsent thus approaches the old Repub
can fashions of ancestors, and in every sense
| is the very antipodes to the vulgar pretension
| coward fears and Pr@torian hands which surround
1 No,f vi L.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-24

VALUABLE INyENTloN.-We were shown q ma
chine for moulding bullets, which has just been
invented in this city by Calib Aesbestor and Will
liam johnson, at the machine shop of Ellis &
Moore, which will render invaluable service to the
country at this time. The balls are prepared out
of cold lead and in any shape or size that may be
desired, from the round to the conical ball, by
changing the small dies attached to the machine.
Prominent and experienced mechanics pronounce
it admirably adapted for the purposes for which il
is constructed. 1t will turn out with perfect ease
from forty to fifty thousand bullets per day. and OF
a character not to be equaled by the ordinary bull
let. One of the machines will be in operation in
our city in less than ten days at the shop of Messrs
Ellis g. Moore.
The writer of this paragraph is himself q me
chanic, and assures the public that this machine
will prove a success in every particular for whcl
it is intended. Nashville Union.