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UNION CHEMICAL PAINT
An ARTIFICIAL Marble,
xANurAoTUaEDsAED Dill Br H
MEMPHIS PAINT COMPANY

Ii ersnl OIL works Banding. Navy Yard Memphis.
Tennessee.
Price Lisi-Set Casa F0r kegs l2f BIS p Ios.s %
rhs., 100 lbsy IS per hundred lnae1ihle OIL y per
Eaien. iI5etal discount fron the above prices &c
wholesale dealers.
Omee al q. ". Jones & Co.'S, wholesale and re,Ai
drusgist. No. 21e Kain 81. Address lettsrs 70
j. j. NEWMAN, Agent.
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Ner,ssusn willie paid . any ordsT Hnless the nsnsy
ncc1mpauy H.
-s---frar reeider. will be received al par The whole
an nv part Of 3 Subscription may BE- RENTED In postaEe
John G. RfYEs.
{ w..Sinslan ostsssr Is. isso-lnolI-sm
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JOE ETCHEVARNE'S
Gs4RDETSS,
Fort Pickering, Near Memphis,
Tenn,

One mile south from Court Square.
WE have a large let Of FRUIT TREES Of our OvH
w Erswth.
Peach trees, strong and vigorous, Of the latest va
rieles.
Apule trees. Of the best Kind, for the South.
Pear trees-A large lot o. dwarf and standard pear
trees.
AK Cherry, Plum. Apricot, HedarineE etc.
A splendid assortment % large and handsome Ever
greens, Roses and Green house plants
Anything in the nursery line always On band
Plants guaranteed to order and delivered 10 any part
Of the city free Of charge. Orders from the country So
] ucited.
Persons IN The country Wishing gardens mHde 70 OF
der viii be accommodated 90 reasonable terms. We
employ none but The best workmen-
Orders through the p3st-once TO me will receive
] prompt attention
TO- Ftcbevsrnn having been In France this last Sum
I mer has added larsey ia The newest Roses Japoutcas
pnbIas. Hiacynfbs, Tulips. etc, etc Also il Fruu
Trees Of the choicest kinds all Of which be vi sell q
I the lowest prices for cash.
des-tapI Enquirer o0pyl
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nv p.ieuf reserch. that he HiEhlan1eu had been ~
ne habit OF using a certain combination = aeos
roots, Iudirenous TO their native his and zen
b. nc laost superlative iuviE1rator and builder up o.
ne human system which the world or suffering human-
ity has ever known.
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DIT ne use q thsse Pills ne periodic stacks % Ha-
ID Boua or Sck HeGdaeAs nay BE- prsseaiedi ard Il
taken attls commencement Of m ATTACK immsdlais re-
lief frou pain and sicknssa VIII Be obtalned.
Taey seldom fail in removing The Eausea and Head
ache 70 which females are 30 subject.
They act gently upon ne b0Esh-rsmoving costivs-
ness.
For Literary Men. Students, Deiicats Females, ass
all persons Of sedsntarY habits, tAsy are valusbls as s
Laxstlve. improving ne appetite, Swing tone and vigsr
70 the digestive organs, aud reaisrins ne nstural els
tciiy and strsazth q ihs shols system.
Tie CEPHALIC PILLS are the result o. long Invest
IN use many years. durins Which tine thsy have pre-
vented and relieved 3 vat amount Of pain and sugsrE
nom Headsehs, whether originating IN TIE as-vous g-
ten or from 8 asrunssd sats Of ths siouach.
Theg are snnrsiy vegetable in their oomposiuou, td
may be taken a al thzes vita perfect safsg sithoai
making any ehasgs q diet, and the a6ssnss o. any f-
ngresabls tasts rsndsrs It Say to admlsis,er hen o
children.
BEWARz OF COUETsRFETrs-
ne sseuins have I've asastaresof HssryC s7ilias
or esrh box.
SD y dussists and al otAsr dealers IN MT
Sex yin Be sent - mail prspe8 rscsT
Prize 40
An orders should - addrse
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8tal Gstatt.
YOUNG % WELD.
2sI MAIN STREET,
& o V

AWONETT & PR0VDNE
1--WE associated themselves for the purpose Of doinl
ii Real Estate Agency business in the city or Mem
rbis. Thsy Will act as age1ts in the renting, sale am
purchase Of Real Estate in this city, IS wen asfor INT
sale and purchase Of lands In the states o. tennessee
Mississippi, Arkansas, louisiana etc.
OFFIcE-No. $40 Main street, Memphis Iennl u
the once heretofore occupied By J. n. ffoVine- IN
- ne nartneu has an extensive experience IN tht
business, having been engaged in the sAAe more ma
ten years.
The psw have on hand, Tor SAFE Alss eEouItg
prapedy 10 Memphis and It's vicinity which pubh
- - Il f1vftsa mr5-iy
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InsOTyent Notice.

TTkvfNG suggested The insolvency 81 The estate Of
III David Capiey, DECEASED. 70 The oouatg conft e.eIk,
o. Lauderdaia c0unt5, and he haFins Wcersa puelc.
ton % Be made thereof. this i, thereio;e, 20 uolfy All
prrsons brvine claims against said estate 70 die tnen IN
said clert's oelcs, duly provea and autnerucatee, er Or
befofe she 18Th day Of J1ly next, for IRE rata, Or this
n6fiee win be plead in bar Of the recovery % ali 1eims
not filed
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sCArrEREDl

Mauy Of oar gods are Missing We Wonld hanA
these va nay havs any articles SIN stored or remain
ss via them. to iufgrn us. that We csn reuove then
out Of thsir wAy, as We are nSF nearly atted uP IN No
JACKSON BLOCK, Vhsrs We shsil BE hapiy to see Al
our friends and Cd eustonefs- and pledge 70 nem re
n.~ss exertisas to meet fhelr Interests md densnds.
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aoTfvE MEX. viii . snail cEsh capital, ca
- ! r,eresnt and easy business, from wnch ue
80 rmeant per week can Be ~rrsai1ed.
- further particulars address ueseslhss A
Bx $50. or appl5 a. room NO. q
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lis Remarkable PoWers as a
Having Proved itself

We're fully tested, and crowned With unprecedented NC
- in ev-rv instance where ITS virtues we're uleai
~ ii might have been truly said that The GOD time
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Constipafion or CosfiVeness.

No one Of he "maay ills desh s her q"
IL 90 prevalent 90 little unasrstood, and ~ mueh n-
rfectsd a. eostfrpuass. 0ren orirlnatinE In carsless-
uess, or setsutaU hablts, i'll REGARDED e. z SIZE
order, q TOO little oolsequencs 70 excite anEleII anAe
Ia reality e 10 the precursor and oo1pznlon Or un1 q
the most fatal and dsnEeruus Diseases ana uMr eAIy
sr1ficated & win 1rinE ne EuGsrer p an l1ng
uzFs. Amoug te lighter evils q Ehlen c@Llse
j. the usual attendant are Headaehe, Cole, Aneuua
in. Feuf Breath. Piles and others q nEeuztHres While
. long train o. friEhful diseases auch e. AalEltlll
vsrs, Ahcesses, DyssntHrys DiarrheA pyapea APP
pioLys Epilepsy Parziysisi HyaterAi ht
MsIancholT and Insanity, fut tndiele 4alc pr
IN ha system By tbs aiarntng sTm9lo4- Mo- -
qusnty ne diseases named ~sriginate a unsla0f
hut taFa su An indspeudsut eristencs ualega ne uuae
is s~Tadlcatsd IN an early stzEe- EncD al 1
! erl-icns, Il fellows that the disorder ano1l1 I7 I'D
medlate attention whenever 10 ocuTsY and 70 per=-
! should neglect 10 gst a bsE Of Cepnalc El4s on ne nr--
aupsaranos o. ne oupl.int, - thetr timely ae VII
expsI he iasiduoas tp5ruacau8 o. 4se1ae eA -1l.l
Z Ibis dsngar0ls Toe % hulal LIE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-21

Enua1 70 every em-rgencys The 0rlslnA r-cpt Va
banded over 90 q respectable drm OF pnsrmaeeala
@5.mists in EdinburE, who have prepared h exclusively
I'M ffs Iutredurtiol into The Solfhern states q snoi
inc 90 And b. nay BE- meafioHed a. q -ncusiF'
prod Of its intrinsic mern 400 superleIlt e.eI 1919
r-e-r~afons er stomach medicines, either IN Europe o.
a-.-f~r fb=t uuuan o.
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Estrays--sheIby County.

- y T "
WaKEE I'D BY WIN, Hudgins, On the lsih dEyk
o. November, A. D. 1850 2 black horses ~
mrf.F. six years old, thirteen hands high,
White spot on the neck near the ear, burn ore@S
scsid on left side Of back, bsth ears cropped, and valued
sfs50. Said Hudglns lives in the Twelfth Civil Dis
trict.
ratan Cd By walter Allen, on the 81 day o. Deem
Der. A. D. 1850. q bay mare MULE three years old ne
dinm hirhs. and valued al a75. Said Allen lives In the
Ninth Civil District.
Taken up By Mrs.. Martha white, On the lsib day 81
Hevember, A.. D. 1850. a bay mare MULE elefen ye1rs
"a. fourteen ha-ds nigh, she'd bsf0re, and valued az sos
Another. a DARK brown horse MfLB. tveive YEAR, 3D.
4 6ftoen hands hirn, shGd al round and valued a. SAO0.
said white resides 10 the titteenih CiyH Dls'riet Al
4ssea 10 By JoAu p. Shelton on tie l5h day q De-
cembsr.A u. $50. q sorrei horss MULE. tour Year,
oid. feurteon hands hisA, shod before, and Waived Al
500. said shelton lives three miles ~estof kaleishi
u. E. FiEE, Ranger.
Ralsish. Jsuunrs I, Issi,-uais-wts
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-21
TheChief Among Ten Thousand
DaTey'S Magical Pain Extractor

TIA universally suppisnted all other Otntmsn@ arc
n healing applications II both the Eastern and West
ern Heuispheres, wherever INTRODUCED; and it intriH-
SIC merit IS The true secret Of ia success In all estdHe-
Gus affections, whether the cause be acctdeHfor eueases
BURNS AMI CAL
Are instantly relieved ofsI their Anguish, pAia ano
Inflammation, b. . tiuslyS application Of this maTveL
LOHs healer, and The Geshlis renewed IS II y .
charm, no biemish or scErS remaining.
THE FRIEND OFI THB NURSERY.
Children are frequentE sufferers from external
injuries, especially fronk Fluid and Cdmphene E
Hs-the eyeryE mother should have ms
healing preparation oon-, stantly Al hand. u heals
acre BreasE, and euickly1 removes tbs TETfEE CT
RuRGWORM, 90 preUo-at leaf IN the nNrsefg.
TO BFG SKA AND LAND.
The HEchinists, the Trarl vele-s and every other H.
dividual whose lot in life@ throws him within me
chanes q accident from0 Explosion, Ere OF e0lissCH,
should bear in mind thats this Magic EKTactor Is his
best aHd snly frieBd. ltd Is both portable ana cheap,
and should ever be hisE oompanlons a. a Mleua IN
need. There are thou sands OF living witnesses
h testify 10 its marvel isus virtue, who owe
their sound limbs andE muscles 70 It's saving
nfngacv.-
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Three miIIfon Bottles
U.re said IN Great Britain alone besides upward OF
zoe 90 dozen exported to all parts Of the habitaole
Globe.
FemaTes and Children

On ure MS sTelgthenl1E IUllaI % =
-.'cb sisessgs Of sny Kind. To fhs msther, Will
-----g tbeae Bitters are indispensable, ana more PAL
ticuisriy when the mothers nourlshmeIt ls maas4ua'
to ~ demands Of the child.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-21

SUI lhENN FAhltLA JOUhN Il FOh 1901.
s0UTAERN FAMILY FOR 1861.
/. TfHE sa1ing year insugurates The third volums Of
Il tlis favorlte exponent q ssutheTn ntsrrture. Il
h a source o. no litie Erstidcatioa tosus tbaf Ia an
nouneins the third v1lams d The URHAL ~ are
I enabled 10 give the best possible fepr15t 70 tha lis
| oeuraeing predictions o. Horthara sufHshera ~ ven
Wishsra IN our orn section o. country. zee we sre
proud 70 say that ne brilliant succsss d ths sOUTH-
EhN FAMILY JOURNAL has proved Toe exlsianoe Of
literary talent and enterprise IN ho sodiA ahi0 fears
The friend q soulhsru Hteraiurs have often declared
that oouid thsT get a southeru DaBer Eaish, 10 point
q intrinsic merit aad In priess esuh eompsts Win
northern ~Hseklisf. ihey w0uie c~haerflly support a..
We Offer this feaidefAtumi We ask these prolises 70 Be
redeemed. We AK . Comparison with other papers
o. ~ class. snd, are aats6ed that ms sOuTHEEs
FAMILY JOURNAL will BE- found eqaEl 10 ne best.
Arrangements have been made with The
Isl WRfTERs or THK sOyTH,
and The p~Hblishefs have no h~ssiistiou in saying hat n,
UEHA must beoanea
WELCOME GUEST IN YER SOUTHERN HozE
For the ensuing year We are enabled 70 report 8 COS
o. new and interesting features, eouDnsiBg amon'
Cthers
BRILLIANT ADDITIONS TO OuE STAFF OF con-
T~EIBUTERs5
an Intensely Interesting series Of
DErECTIYE srORIE5i
important AID varied addition, 70 our Justly celebrate,
BIOGRAPHICAL ESSAYS.
We also trust 70 hsvs II n oar power to announce
early IN spring, the commencement Of q series Of
SKETCHES OF EURePEAE TRAvEL.
win his view vs have entered into nsgouauou
with q highly popular author 70 furnish rs win . rsgu
lar oorrespondsnce.
VIII TIE January number win commence story o
uaDrseedsntsa power and beauty and thriiiing interest
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Phvsieian-WeIl, Mrs. Jones, how Is TIA.
ksadtcsef
cured ne in Just twenty miu1res- md ! Wtsh Tuu WlE4.
send more 90 thaf I can have them handy
Fhysican-Tau can get the1 e any DruEzsta- Cal
for Cephalie Pills. I and neg HsFer fall, and 4 rsclu-
mend them In al Essss % hsadache-
Ms. Jouss-I shan send Tor q 0oz dlreciFs 1d shan
ten 81 ny Baasriag frisnds, Ter hsy are . reai ble-
Hzg.
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SELECTED ARKANSAS LANDS

400 acres Chiool county, Tp. - s., R-aWj
I04O =. Desha county, Tp. Il s., B.SW
Bs0 .. Monroe county, Tp. N, R.2W-j
20 . Crlttenden county, on river, two miles from
Hopeaeld;
11so g. Prairie county, Fp. 8, R. 6 W;
7OOO e. Dallas aRG Jefferson counties, II. sS.5 r. Il
W.
AIS /. Prairie oovnty, Tp. N, r. W.;
40 y. Jefferson county, Up 7 s X. y WI
70 . o.. Jefferson county Tp. Z S. B. 10 W, near
Pine Bluff
$50 D.. Pulaski eouEty, To. M Ri W.
1000 .. Arkansas county, Up 3 s. Ri VS.
BESIDES many more choice selections Of superior lana
which we viii eel very low.
345 Mzin street,
UVel- 6. n. Csrleton's.
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NeW Memphis jan.
'Hme Extended for the Letting
of fine same.


Time Extended for the Letting
of the same.
nRoPesAIs viii be received By hs undersigned
Commissioners, appointed By the County Court n
shelby county. at the sdice u the architect, James b.
Cook. Esq OF the city Of Memphis, until u O'Clock, o.
THURSDAY. the 2sh day Of March, 1851, for building
jail on The north west corner Of chiezasaT and AuciloI
streets, IN the city OF Memphis, according to plans An'
specifications on Gle in his 0dice.
Contractors will be required to give a bond FOR douol'
the amount Of the contracts, with two approved sureu
for the faithful performance Of the same.
The c1maissioners reserve The right to reject an
tender not ertirely satisfacCry 70 them
on The carudca7e ara estimate OF the a~rehitecL Pay
ment " d be made monthly in The bonds Of SHELBY
county, running one and two years. and bearing SIX pei
cent. Interest, retaining one-thlrd Of the monthly esti
mate until the hnal competition Of the work.
All further Information or explanation VIII be giveI
on grpiicstion in person. or by letter to the architect, g
his once corner Of kaln and Aaalsoa suTeeA Aetnphs
Teunsssse. j. ". A. PBTTIT,
A Il. MONTGOMERY,
J. s. DICEERSOH,
y. q. WALKER,
J.. Il. GO0pLET,
farEew Commissioners.
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NEW BOOKS

rusr RECEIVED, NEW ANDINTERE5TIHG BOOKS
TIE Petty AnnoyRnces Of NarredLife. By B4ilae
me a,aeH Of Ireiand BY 6tmnel Lover.
The Cottages Of tie Alps. By thp authof OF feasan
Iife in Germany.
Everetts Life Of WashiuEtQn-
goasin Harry. By Mrs. Grey.
woods and Water. By Alfred b street.
over the chfs. By Charlotte Chanter.
The Recreation OF a County fatao@
Lake Hepse. By Fanny TsWaid.
Moral History Of women By Legouve.
Brief Biographies. By Smliea
The Lost Hunter. By z. Adams.
Bnckiandis curiosisies " hatlral History
Reason and the Blhie- BY Eqnier.
Life Of Wm. r Porter By lrinley.
Guesses At Truth. By Two Brothers
Hy s4rsarossa. For sale ~ n. NApN VV,s
lals-dsN
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THE BRITISH REVIEWS.
AND
BLACKW00D'S MAGAZINE.

THE LONDON QUARTERLY (COnssrVS
tiyel.
THE EDINBURG REVIEW (Whig).
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Gree
Church,
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Libs-
ral).
5.
3LACKWOOD'S EDINBURG MAGAZINE
(ToTy.)
TERMS:
Per rnn.
For any one Of the four Review.
For any two Of the feur $50
Fer any three o. the fsur RevieEs %
For al. four Of the So
For BlacEwOod's SO
For BiackW0Od ana one keVteE. ? ~
Fer Blackwoed and two 100
For Blackw0od and tnree SOD
FOR BlsC8wood and the four
N. B.-The price IN Great Britain Of The eve Perisd-
ieals Above named Is 81 per aunum-
Repnblished BY
LEONAaB cQr & CO.,
ds5- s. Gold Street, New York.
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nR- B. EAssON. DenaIst.

HtvTgG iooaied permanently IN ue
.- - wemphis respectfully solciHA
- nerrsrare 81 an Who may desire his4INNTFYf
--odsesiouaI Service in any Of ls FMlaA
- 80 dseir ooundencs. An operauons peftornei
- 49, aouroged and skilful manner, Teen ~
- r-n ~ To 80 entire set, on section OF atnos-
.-- r-srrnra. thereby alspepElng VIII ne use q
I.-.-o bsnds attached % the nsiesal tee.hs Fine so
mi - rsed. or cther k5nds Of aruaanls1 M
- .tfe-tIsn rircu to ne trsatlnE q 81 dh3afes q
-erfs ~ rrms, and ne SAVING q nAufA teeth
~'l5-~rof which are being lost annuailv if ~lAi 2
80 grsuerf auF gudicisus treatraent- Teen s1Aea
- 80 ~ Eoaf ennesfheaia, preveulng al sever
- ~ suTrring. once on Main street. nei9e Unlol
- -. hi goues 8 TsEEfs neE CLOCK. Nlt
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Winter Arrangement.
WeupAis ard Cincinnati PgokSi
COnsDGag--E Established 1SA5'
TWO ROATs EACH WEEK.

SILVER MOON, ..... Capt JoEE BUsHER.
GLENDALE. .... -. Capt. A. H. BUsHEE.
LADY FRANkLIN'' Capt. E. E BOwEns.
LADY IA Capt JoHNL BHveE-
nEE OF THEsE PINE K RE@h
" viii ieave Memphis every Wednes- HzA1
lav ard Friday afternoon, a. ( U'cloct ~
Curing ne season, for Cairo,
Cincinnati. and ports On the Ohio river. AeturnAs
leav CsuclnnaL every HurseET and Sa1urday.
This ine Will give through bills Of leaing for couo'
20 he eastern cities.
gOEN M~ACCRACKEE,
a. Wrsua Eaw.
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WE OFFER FOR SALE:

n Klsgant Residencs, completely flashed and re-
a plets with c0nveniences, with the Lot leSx-oV fee'
corEer Psctotoc and Shelby streets
A new Cottage House, containing i've rooms ehsADs
situated in south Memphis; Lot b0xl42H feet.
Two comfortable Houses on leased ground. ~ SousI
Memphis, each with i've and six rooms. wan y sol-
very low, and presents 81 excellent opportunity 0o~A
A good House on easy terms, and With q little money.
Several good Lots in various parts Of the CITY,
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
rhs JeurnaI Faxer. seces.isn.

We call attention to the following article
which We copy from the Indianapolis Journal.
In which that print advocates the acknowledge
ment Of the independence OF South Carolina
and condemns the course pursued by President
LUcoLx In provoking the war by permitting that
ssats 10 depart In peace:
II South Carolina prstends 10 be an Indepsnd-
cot gov eminent. she must control her own ports,
and Ii we blockade them she must drive US out.
IL u "a absolutely necessary to her national sx-
lstenee As the air 10 10 individual existence. By
blockading their ports, therefore. We only resort
to q trick 20 bring the first attack from South
Carolina. instead Of making il ourselves. And
that trick is unworthy Of great nation. If We
are right We can begin the attack. without seek
ing prstexts. II We are not light We are only
showing cowardics rs we'll as cruelty in rssorting
to such q trick. There IL. therefore. no escape
from q war, IL We refuse to admit the independ-
snce Of South Carolina. We must. then. deter
mine either TO nght openly. and at once, or
openly and freely permit South Carolina to de-
part. II We fight her we shall fight every State
In the South. IL 10 idle 10 blink the fact.
This We re-
gard a. the inevitable result Of a war with South
Carolina. And . war. we believe, 10 q thousand
times worse evil than the loss of State, or n
dozen States That hate US, and VIII NOT stay win
" without ruling us. We don't believe in stand
ing on TRIES or technical difficulties. Let US con
slider South Carolina . foreign nation the hour
she gives the Federal Government notice Of her
secession, and in spite of all distractions and
questions OF propriety. treat with her for an adj
justment Of our common debt and common
property. and for the arrangement of treaties for
the continuance Of business. IL we do 90. dis
union will soon kill itself II We attempt to kill
il with bayonet and ball. it will wound us fear
fully before we succeed, and when we have
succeeded its dead body will be as pestilent as its
living body. We shall be burthened as badly to
carry the corpse A. to bear the FESTIVE and strug
Cling live earcase.
We ask the editor Of the Journal 10 look in
that mirror. one Of his own making. and see if he
can nnd any thing published in any Southern pa
per as "me.nly treasonabls"? Its rank secession
ism puts even the Louisville Courier and Charles
ton Mercury to the blush. r,-
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
Sunday Nights Dispatches
From washington.

WAsuISoroy, July l4.-One Of the Govern
ment armorers at Harper's Ferry, has arrived.
bringing the iron moulds Of the Government mus
kets, which he concealed at the time of the evsc-
uation.
In order to facilitate the negotiations OF the
banks of the North western States. the Secretary
of the Treasury will ask authority of Congress TO
guarantee payment.
McClellnn's official account to Scott from Bev-
srly on the 18th. says:
have received propositions from Col. Pegram
for the surrender of the remnant of his command,
say 600 men. / shall have nearly 900 prisoners
10 take care of when these come in.
Latest accounts place the number Of rebels
killed at $50.
McClellan's dispatches caused general joy here.
which s shared by Gen. Scott.
The sanitary commission is in full operation.
Their reports are in press. and will soon be pub
lished. 49, s -.- .-.7 - 49, .
A resolution will probably be introduced in the
House to morrow, to inquire whether Congress
man May, now in Richmond, has been or is hold
ing reasonable correspondence with the enemy,
and If so, declare his seat vacant -t..
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

81. LOUIS, July l3.-Capt. Smith from Spring.
hsld on Thursday reached here TO night and rs-
ports that messenger arrived there that morn
ing with intelligence that Gen. Lyons command
would reach there that day with the entire Fede-
raj forces comprising tie commands under Gen.
Sweeny, Coils. Sigel, Solomon, Brown and 400
Home Guards under John s. Phelps, concentrated
nj Springfield.
The last heard from the State forces they were
At Neosho going south. communication with Ar
kansas being open in consequences Of Col. Style
falling back on Mount Vernon.
large number of Arkansas troops were en-
gagged against Slgle in the battle near Carthage
The Federal loss in the battle was 10 killed, l3
wounded and 4 missing The rebels state their
loss at 700 killed.
The guard of 100 men lsft at Neosho by Sigsl
previous to the battle were taken prisoners bv q
large force of Arkansas troops and proposition
was made to shoot them, but they were finally
released taking oath not 10 bear arms
against the Southern Confederacy.