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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31

STEAMBOATS, FsR TIE ESEKT.-A gentle
man occupying an important position in con-
neetion With our river trade, who yesterday
reached this city from abe states that
uncoln's Government have pl chased at st.
Louis the steamboats, Latan, CITY II LoHisiaaa,
and CITY o. -klion; the J. c. SgsE thsy have
eoDfsiested. At Cairo they have bought the
City o. Memphis and one or perhaps Two other
boats. Thoss engaged IN connection with
these purchases say thsy want fifteen or
twenty other boats.
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Curpf

An U~niailing sure for Seminal weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, InpOten9i Loss Ct Power, Pains in the
Back, Stone in the Bladder, Distracted and Difacult
Aoastrautlon sns all diseases eanssi BY de-iauns from
the Pats Of nature, and INDUCING in sef-PeIation.
By the use Of this Cure all improper d~isrhsrTss are
removed, the weakened organs CT geaeration are
speedily cured. and full viEor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, sboula reflect
that q sound miRd and body are nssessarT 70 promote
connubisi happiness.
Ia the Cherokee Cure the poor, dSsilitated, worn
down aad desPairing aevotse OF sensual pleasure, will
md relief.
1t is safe and pleasant In taste, but immediate in its
action containing no mineral poison, but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in lie form Of a delicious
syrup.
Price 81 per bottle, or thrss bstues for IS, and for
warded By eEpress 70 an parts Of the world.
Sold BY all respectable druggists eterywhere.
POTTER & NREwIN Proprietors,
i5 Main-st., Memphis, Tenn.
Sold in Memphis By all responsible druggists.
mrQg-dtarawfv
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NENIFHIIl ny 3Ii E70I'
c0rToN-Thsrs was 70 msvemsn. ia he market
yesterday worth r~ePortiaE. Receipts ase st.eks iiEas
and prices altogether nominal.
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Can OF THAEEs.-Ths Shelby Grsys,
Captain somsrvills, desire to return heir
thanks to the following named gentlemen Of
Memphis who have kindly contributed to
their comfort They assure the gentlemen
hat their kin1nsSs viii ever be remembered.
The donations we're made through private W.
E. Nichols:
Z. NJ. Appsrson & Co, Black & Pittman.
Walt & Johnson, Arnold & Son. Charles Me-
Clean, Thomas McKson. j. ]. stseis & Co,
Andrews ( Gibson, Wulisni, Vsrssr & Co,
@hipple Z Reid, S. B. Williamson, Psrtse,
Clay Nsa, Vacearo 4 Co, Msschsm & Gal
brea-h, Vernon l. Co, M. Simon, Vsndig &
Bro Wm. v. Allen 4 Co., Goysr & Nesisy.
I. Rocco, Burnett Hendricks 4 Co., Black,
Croneaur "a
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From the Rxaminer Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than a thousand cases,
riEh artira gur-ezq
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COMPLAINTS FKoN RAFDoLTH-Tbe citi-
zsns generally are acquainted with The fact
that complaints have been publicly nads that
the provisions purchased In this city By C.. NJ.
Fasklsr, Esq, Assistant COmmisssry General,
have in some Instances been unfit for food.
Upon this subject Mr.. Fseklsr has written to
Us as follows:
"PlsasO announce that at ny OWL request
and solicitation, the COmnissary-Gensrs has
called a Court OF Inquiry into the whole mat
ter Of complaint from Randolph. Oheers to
constitute tho Court have been ordered down
from Fort Wright and the entire matter will
be fully investigated at once. This is due to
myself, ny friends, the Department and the
puhlic.D
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ATTEETIoE ALIVE would call the atten-
ton of our friends and strangers IN the city,
to The pictures now being made By NorihroP
& Co, Main street, opposite oddRellOws'
ball. They are decidedly the finest we have
seen, and what is more in These times, they
are the chsspest in the city.
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For Children.

No van want vour delicate. sickiy. pury childrsa to De-
hezlthv. strong and rooust2-thgn give them AcLeAn'd
sbsnrtbsning Cordial tses the directions OF each bet
uel il is delicious % take
sure preventive against Chilis 2nd Fever Ielos Fever
Chsera, Or any prevailing disease.
CAUTrOH Beware or CruEElsts or dealers whs mET
try - salm upon you = betls Of Bitter or Ssr5spartN@s
which they can uuy sheEp, BY saying 3 Is Just as sDed.
There are even men base enough % steai part o. my
same 10 duo their vile dso5cions. Avoid such inla-
mous pirates and their villaiuoua compounds. ASK Ter
Dr.. J.. b .HoLean's STRENGTHENING 1oteal and Blood
Purihsrs Take hothing else. it is the cnly remedy
thai giu parity the blood thorouEnlv and 81 the ssns
time strengthen and i~uvigora-e the Whole Organlzadon-
It rs put up il large bHls-sl PEI bottle or SIX boz
ties for IS.
DR. J. p. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
nnrnar md and plaa srraals. 81 Lauis. No.
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Business aOtltss.
RECRUITS WANTED,
FOR TIE CONFEDERATE STATES
Army. CAVALRY SERVICE.

Any Persoi Above The age q eighteen AID under
hirty-avs years, being Al ie'st nve feet four ana a nan
insAes hiEa, %taeciye, abe hoalee, SOBER tree ifom as
ease, q fssdshafasier ana oapi's Ana unoerstano' me
English i~aRgiaEe, VII % enlisted IN me Regular Army
oftss oo,fe4raie states, ~ applyins It No. II FRONT
Row over walt & 5ohusan'e hnnstments are for
fhr.e. fogr o. ave years, PaFs boarding, etc, begin as
seen ~ ths iIiemeu Is made
0mss hsurs rem 10 s ~ A. r., aud from 8 10 8 P. n.
TIhiS II. fAYLOR,
Captain Cavalry s O. Army.
Ia all eases preference viii b. given veterans ron
al. II { AMY myI-lm
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Coumrrfial Hlattfrs.
DAILY HErOHT oF rHa nARKET
FuAhIsHEp FheN TIE EArHAhaA

AEnifElal NAY IL k1eAs
oorToN-Thsrs Wa 70 msvemsn. ia he market
yesterday worth r~e7ortinE. Receipts ane utssks llEss
and prices altogsthsr nominal.
MEMPHIS COTTON QUOTATIONS..
GOOD Ordinary. ) a 81 Good Kidding. iaSsiI
Tow Aiddllng...lokai hlddiins Fair. Roninai
hiduias..-. all @lIk Fair.-.-....... seminal
ToB1oc0-A small 10. changed hsufs. but TIE par
tieulars didnoi i%rsnspire. Prices, however. are noml-
nally unsaanrsd, and for the present We emit qussa-
lions
FLOUR-A good dsaans for an Grades, without any
Change in prices. Stocks ample for present wants win
;as prs-p-ct Of speedy replacement iron ihe now wheat
eFsp which isnoE being harvested IN Many localities
adjacent to Memphis. sales reported q ia brls p
At 81 80, rs extra at ssgs So and 50 brls saoies at 40.
ooEF-The market lie well Supplied. ard he dsnsn6
limited ana ehithT local yet holders are frm in their
views aud prices are quotab'y unchanged. Sales Of l.
go BAGS on private terms, AM soas sec bsrs IN lots,
at 7oe, ard GO al 10. re again quote Tsa75e =
hushal as extreme rsteI for yellow. mixed and white.
oATs-one hundred bars sold atsoe n bushsl.
HAY-saieS ~ retail At s2sas0 ? tun for prime.
No wholesale operations reported Stocks moderate.
market is firm with 3 fair demand azd
an SpWard tendency in prices for elesr sides, while
ether descriptions are suehsngsd. Sales Of ? casks
ehOsiders At I2N, 4 at IsN, sstIsx ) DO. clear sides at
16e. and 4 and ; 90. at Isc.
MESS PoRK-Ths market is active. win sales at
e25 2 barrel.
LARD-sales at lies barrels and dsrsss, and I4se
I5s in kegs.
sUGAE-A limited demand yesterday, and sales Of
ssy S bids ateK@sc. Supplies ample.
coFFEE-Aarkes fairly supplied and demand active
with sales Of 60 bag. as 10000 for lair to s0sd fair and
ehoiee.
HoLASSEs-severti sales Of small lots reported at
81 1s3c 2 gsllsn for brlg and half brls.
CORN HEAL-on demand at oOG95o 2 bsshel in
sacks.
POT-AToEs-Linitea sales at sOs9sl.oo ? bushsl in
sscsE.
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umHmwEU TnA IANALAEa
VI. bsve extreme pleasure in stating mat
-. relief vii be extended to he Families
- -. uho are in the army Of their country
- ~boss families are without The means 10
-,,,tsFn themselves. It was proposed TO pay
- :, antilles IN orders on the county treasareFj
-. o,5.-. wsr. 70 b. used as money and
psidto the storskesPers who would eoiseI zoe
rasb from The treasurer. Tbs system "0lo
have exposed the women Who received UIs
.r5srs to the operation Of "shaVing rom sulu
h.~,ss.ss might be ready to take advantage
20 fbeir bsiplessness, and Of their ignorance OF
n. nature Of the comfy paper 70 neees lnsI
Ts orsers would therefore have asia.'J
bssn worth to them a much lower sun la
sppssre5 on their face. They might nave ios'
FORTY cent? on The dollar, yet The county ue@
urv would not be sdvaniaged a cent, a. t'
Whole amount uust be paid there. Anoihe'
evil effect would have resulted from the oeP'e-
citation Of these orders-ths county paper gen
srsllv could not escape participating in ne
depreciation. To save the families OF the VOL
untssrs from any possible imPoaihon' ana 2
secure TO them al the advantages the eouaty
court intended, the banks Of the city have ra-
dsriaksn to advance money to the county and
this money will be paid to TIE families OF vol
suntesrs, enabling those who receive It to use ?
10 the best advantage, to make Their purchases
where they please, aid in such smonnl'
as thsv choose, Fbieh eou'd not have oest
done With county orders. On Mondays neet
ing Of magistrates will be bed
when the details Of the mas o. ma<iag %
allowances viii be dssaasd upon; me seaeis
vriu then 20 10 practical operation Sole
-si-sdusf, whose patriotic beneyolenee VI
vroapt hin gratuitously to perform the lsboi
sl probably be appointed treasurer OF ID
srutr fund FOR The relief Of fine families 9
1uuteers; to him the persons entitled to n
80. relief will apply at set inteTvals-ones
w.sk would be good ime-and Be will Ps'
- skeIr allotted allowances.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31

There has never been s oafhsrtia medicine offered
The public that has Eivea slch entire satisfaction
ucIaan1s Universal Pills
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly iuaocsnt
nd can b takeE ~ The most tender infant yet prUups
and powerful IN removing all bilious secretion, acid or
impure. fsted matter from the stomach. In fact. they
are ne only Pills that should be Used 10 malarious dis
Eicts.
They produce no gripping Sickness or pain IN The stou-
srh e. bowels, though very active and searching IN their
operation, promoting healthy secreuons o. the liver ana
kidneys. who viii suffer nom Bi1ousness. Headzchs
and Foul Stomach, when 20 cheap q remedy can be Oh
tained2 Keep them constantly on hand; a single doss.
taken IN season, may prevent hours. days and months Of
sickness. Ask for Dr J 4. HcLean's Universal Pills.
Taks no other. Being coated, lheg are t~astsless Prize
only % cents per box and ez1 Be sent BY mail 70 any
part Of the Emitted States
J. MCLEAN, Sole Proprisfor.
Corner Third and Pine streets, s.. Lozis, No.
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Hayerforss Peun., February q, 1851.
III. spElding.
I wish you " send me one more boz Of your 0ephaiic
Pills. ] have Teceipef q great deal Of 5enGft from
fhem. Yours, respe TRULY,
VARY n g-rOIKHOUSB.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31

AS nay By seen, we insert this week no advertisement
Of MeLean's cordial, etc.
tits very we'll known We are net particularly T5r-
sbls to patent medicines, and, as 4 genera tang, pssaew
the whole o. them with but little eeTemouy, and with
these sentiments We declined inserting This advertise
msnt until We knew what we're the Ingredients Of the
medicine, sndhsw compounded. This we haveiea ned,
and believing. as we DO, that that ihs ingredients are
good, and the compound judieiousB made, we reoom-
mend 1t asa mixture worthy Of public eonadedee.
The above is from the St. Louis Christian Advocate,
edited b he renowned Rev. Dr.. EeAnally, which
speaks volumes in favor Of MeLen's Cordial. we say
to ell, try It. See the advertisement in smother col
umn. feg-daw
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Spruce Greek, Huntington county, Penn
January IA, 1851.
Il. C. spalding,
Cir;
You will please send ms two boxes Of your Cephaiie
Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN B sIHOEg.
P. S.-IAaoc used one Dos Of your PiHs, and md
them erceHeuf.
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II you are, or have been troubled with the Headache,
send for a b.x fCephalic Piiisb 50 that you may have
them in case Of an attack.
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A~TrEsTIoE, REGsoLB GuAEDs. = The
members Of the sbose company are hereby
notihed to report tbemlsives At Ringgold camp
at Sample & Mitehell's cotton she'd, on MsdI-
son street, Immediately. Twenty more men
wanted. By order Ct the captain.
a. ntaw~oav n
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once faFai'aFs. Stationary plates 0e.. so0.oo

J. 5. CARSON. President
WI L. BENT, Secretary.
STATE or VIRGINIA,
Fredrick Csunfy,
J S. Carson. President, ard WIZ. L. Bent, Secretary
this day personally appeared before the subscribers q
Justice Of the Peace, in and Tor said county, in the STATE
Aforesaid and made oath that the annexed stssement u
true IS shovd By the books and papers hiodin mo ONCE
o. said compa y.
Given uneern my hand his ilth az q FsBTuary ISL.
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ATTENTION, SHELLEY LIGHT DRAeooNEi-
You are commanded to meet at Ksek's stable,
on Main street, at eight O'Clock this morning
Do not fail to come, as your presence is abso-
lutsly necessary. By order II the Captain.
G. WIRE, o. s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31

The EXECUTION To-DAT.-At one O'Clock
to-day the two negroes, Moses and Isaac,
found guilty Of murder, are to be executed in
the Geld on the Raleigh road. this side the fair
grounds. The prisoners viii leave the jail
about noon, escorted BY Capt. JaeksoH's COM
psny OF Bluff City Guards and the Italian
company OF Gsribaldi Guards, which com
psnies will preserve order at the place Of exc
cufion, forming a Gordon around the gsllows.
The prisoners were visited BY several clergy
men and other pious persons yesterday. Mosss,
who killed an Italian orgsH-plsyer, is Of some
what obtuse intellect. He says little, but
shows some signs Of distress. Isaac, who
killed an ovsrsser, is an intelligent fellow.
He has occupied most OF bis time, OF late, 10
reading The Bible, and in writing some incl
dents Of bis religious experience. &c ia
devotional, and anxious to be prepared FOR the
great future be has this day to face. Srits Of
bsbbling theorists, Isaac is acute enough to
know that while be +" who spske as never man
spake" forgavs a criminal at the place Of exc
cution, and assured him an entrance into para
disc, there lie firm hope for The worst il ssrn-
sstlv sought for. This is The frat legal eKecu-
ton that ever took place in this city a negro
who committed an strocious murder was hung
here some years $50 BY The shrsgsd mob. The
execution Of Lsyi,Stovsr is fixed FOR June 2stb.
Barnes, who was also sentenced to be hung,
obtained a new trial.
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srArE OF v1RetxIA. I
oozPTRoILER's OrFIoE,

NASHVILLE TINS p, FEB %, 1851
This Is % certify, that the Insurance Company o. DE
VateF % rirEiria. heated a. WiEchcsteE, % the este
OF virginia. hss eamPited VI ilall me radHiraments q
the Code, on the suhisct 81 Foreign Insurance Corpora
t Gus, in sections 1888 to 1907 inclusive, as well a. the
acts OF 24th Of March, 1853 chester or as, section 70.
requiring a deposit With the eonptoler OF twenty
thousand collars Of six per cent. bonds on the State.
And hat q. ". L. Crock "a the legally Authorized
agent Of said oompa : In the city OF Memphis, State Of
Tennessee.
-Polioies issued and renewed and losses promptly
paid for this old and relioble Insurance Company by
ma7 g.. ". L.
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CAExoN ron M1ssrssIrPI-It is becoming
apparent that if the war continues long, Mem
PhiH viii be an important place for the manu-
faeturs OF Wsrlike material. Hessrs. QIinby
and Robinson have now in The lathe a bssuii-
fal cannon OF Brass they have just cast H Is
= sir FOUNDER, five feet six inches in length.
They win turn on. a fellow to it, tie two be-
Ing for Capt. Burn's Independent company Of
artillery, at GrssnrIIls. MIssissipFL.
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BAesAGE THEY -On Monday night last a
man aboard the Vicksburg steamboat MeCrS,
living st our wharf, pointed oct a trunk to a
negro baeknan, and desired hin TO drive it,
vi b himself, to the Gsyoso. It turned cat
that this man vas a thief, and that the trunk
belonged to James BufoTd, E-qs Of Concordla,
Bolivar county, Mississippi, and, with its con-
tents, vas worth a hundred dollars. YestsT-
day officers Dyer and KliEck found the trunk
ct the Commercial hotel but rfsd Of al that
was Of value. How it came 70 that house, and
who claimed It, nobndy knew.
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Dr.. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil
Llnime1r,
THE BEST EXTEREAL IN TIE WORLD, FOa
nTEN or REAgT

Tbo-yards q human beings have been saved a life
decrspitude and misery By the use Of this inqalulbls
Liniment. II viii relieve pain almest insl4ute1causiys
~ h VIII cleanse, purity and heal the foulc5t sore IN
an fsc-cdfble short tine AcLeau's Fcicanc OIL Lin
i,enf win reuevs The most inveterate eases 81 Rhsu-
n,tim. Gout or NeuraiEia. For Paralysis, Confraecd
Hn,cles. sHHoess OF Weakness IN the joints, Mu1cics
ar LiEHnent., it viii never fail Two applications viii
cure Sore Threat, Headache - haracne. For Sums or
M vau wiz ans it Al Indispensable remedy. Keep
always o. hand
pi-nters Farmers. o. any one having charge o.
b,-ses viii save money By Hsinz McLaan's Volcanic OF
Tininent. Il Is . SPECIFY and inIaliols cure OF Gala
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Weuuas. Scratches, or any external disease. IT IL
nd yoG vii b eonvincsd
Oh. J. H NcLEAE, Seie Prrnrieior.
s.. l0uis, Missouri.
vg- sale In Nsuphis By A s. NAESFIELD 4 COS
.lso b. g. v. gONEs 3 co. md EARD a hcCLBLg
LAND. 3AA-daaN
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TIE CHEEEY-CsptaiD Latimer, Of the
B. F. Cheney, the ferry boat running between
Columbus and Cairo, informs US that she still
makes Der trips and will do so ss long as there
is a passenger in sight. The captain says
everything remains quiet both at Columbus
- Css-o
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The CephaIc Pills are aid to be a remarkably edee-
tive remedy for the Headache, and one Of the very best
for that very frequent complaint which has ever been
discovered.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31

ITlW II INIIIIINI NWEINI-I .
CephAlic Pills accomplish the object for which they
we're made, viz Cure OF Headache in all its forms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31

Taz GzAuAEs OK THE KESEETT-TEs
s. Louis Rsgsblioaa Of Wednesday last has
the following " About two hundred G'rman
smiETauts cane up from New Orleans to
Memphis OF TIE steamer Fers Keaneff. TIE
Ksa4e,i was detained at Memphis By order q
Gen. Pillow, who made arrangements with
another boat TO take tbe smigrants on up to
Cairo, the most Of then being dss med for this
port. That other boat was stopped at some
aoint in Arkansas where they we're building
forti6caGons, and the Germans were taken of
and set to Werk with picksKes and shovsls AID
wbeeIbsrroKs. The Arkansas people thought
shey might as well employ the poor emigrants
as to let them come up here to stsrve, and get
Dusksts In their possession as Home Cards
AT least two huadred sble-bodied Germans
are d1ing their adopted country some service
In th, Southern Confsdrsry." We have no
doubt the Rspubliean is In error in this state
sent boats are regularly running from this
port to Columbus, snfif such a circumstance
a. Is alleged occurred. we should no doubt
have beard it-no um0 Of any detention Of
Csruauq has reached Us.
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From the western R. R. Gazette, Chicago, III.
We heartily indorse Mr.. ~spalding, and his u~nrtvaied
Cephafic Pills.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
CephGlic pills accomplish the object for which they
were made, viz Cure Of Headache in all its forms.
From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va,
They have been tested in more than a thousand cases,
with entire success.
From the Democrat, St Cloud. Hinn.
If you are, or have been troubled with the Headache,
send for a b.x cCephaiic PHisb so that you may have
them ia case Of an attack.
From the Advertiser Providence, R L.
The cephaIc Pills are aid to be a remarkably enee-
tive remedy for the ueasaehei and one Of the very best
for that very frequent complaint which has ever been
discovered.
From the western R. R. Gazette, Chicago, III.
We heartily indorse Mr.. ~spalding, and his unrivaled
Cephslic Pills.
Prom she Kanswba Valley Star, Ksnawha. Va.
We are sure that persons suffering with the Headache
VINO Try them, vil stick to them
From the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans. La.
Try theml you that are amistsd and we are sure that
your testimony can be added to the slreadv numerous
list that has received benefits that no otaer medicine
can prvduce-
From the st. Louis Democrat.
Ehe immense demand for the article Cephalie Piis)
is rapidly Increasing.
From the Gazette, Davenport, Iowa.
Er. snaldiuz would not connect his name with an ar
tcle ne did not rnow to possess real merit.
Frem he Advertiser, Providence, B.. I.
me testimony in their favor Is strong, from the most
respectable quarters.
Prem the Daily News, Newport, r. I.
Cephalic Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mass.
Said to be very e~acacious for the Headsehe.
From the Commercial, Cincinnati, OHIO.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-31

AT LITTLE RooK-Lieutenant-Go Governor
Rsyn dds Of Missouri was in Little Rock on
Monday, where be arrived on the TahlsqHa.
A. Van Baren be addressed the citizens in a
telling secession speech.