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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24

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FUN III benabridbtaen, oag mir lcsten ben erSRten,
tbSnfsu uno rcbtkillsn Strd SrubiabrssSacr in
otsfcr Staot erboltcn bobsn.
DreBs Seiben.
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~ lCnfen, ais
5Gncs Sriben BON allen Stgls unb SualitSten,
eepTtnltGe Ihwnrjs Seioe BON alien Irs
ten uno Yrdesn, 70 pe ifpar3'fgu'
rirter Seice Opn Zen neueIteR
StpIs.
Oreb> 0itter.
Ssitene 2ulrss,
8rpds pcplins,
9isi6e feurirte @rtielles,
garts gebrudte Sare9es,
9lusseluGts SlpGrs srDrudte GEallies,
@spGtnli6er 0cpltn,
GrwGtnlihe rplIene Delains,
@swbtnlt6sr unO fsurtrtsr Dsba9s.
Shapts ! ShaplS ! SHapls
S6pa9e Stella S6apls,
Shwar,e ieibene SGawls,
SGwar,e 3bibst S6apls,
@tbrudts tegrdnjte S6apls.
SritbjabrS Cutters
llnssItmiidts Su@' buffers,
5GneY sslfrstfte Ouars.
Wdnner< unb 8naben@@iter.
S6pnrjss 5ut, lebr wObfctl,
S&war,s Ga6mere BON alien aualitGtsn,
GrwGbndes Dra6 Sud,
6dnep Gobmsrs, Elm eruBes NiICrtfment,
gGpllsns 9latbs,
8preos unp 9inIeps.
GinbeimiI6e Sitter.
GctleIftr SrpffiBrn,dsen' NuslIn,
@stleihter SbFting. Wuelin,
llneebIsthtfr Sbssttne .Nuslin,
Gjrteihtsr uno un9e6lsidtsr Sbirtn9 .Wlusltn,
Sett. 2tdnss BON alien Gualitdten, unD
Smniturr G9eds.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
8utb uno Selfrib.
S0b0f! g0b0f!

Die untr3siGnstsn 9srftrtssr SUn gigurrtn
une 6abatbdnrlr. pini&rn Gisarrsnma6U unr
eas QubIifum i'm 9Iagsmrirsn parauf aufmertiam
iu n,a6sn bab is lcebrn erbaltsn babsn enc sru'
Bs unp allasmeins NuspatI ron Connecticut
Stio unb Spani6sm SIdttsr'lataf, nebil elmer
d1gsmsinsn auspabt Der britsn aIten Stct Gis
sarrrn, Gossnbii6 mb 9toud 5ataf, ptlfes
alies lis gum 8srfauf ousbistsn in ibtm Sturr,
gicrb Sistrnts Strubs. 9lntaun, pa, idr 8aar,
9elo pbsr ouf Grsch.
Gbarles II Eube uno S6bnp.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
0Dnnet<0 <0Dren.

Die llntrrSsitnstrn taben lcrbsn gum @srtaui
srbalten, cine btrrli6s auepabl Bonnet. 9uren-
Elm icl6rs Nlprtsmrut ME nod ME rbeoem cine
In Nlsutaun an9strcfrn purre-unb lapen ba.
fer Ndbrinnrn, Nhliner, Sauilsuts II. +. No. Elm
lei ibnsn pcrSuipreGen, psnn Fs Sdraatns ma.
den wOIltn-bsnn ibre prsiBs Inb gang ungr.
wGtult6 bils.
G;utb uno Selfrih.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
9tn Mu85ebren6e
unO YterUe ny { iOenbe.

Il n 3 u c 7 . e my c | 0en 6e.
Der Undergraduates, ret eini9sn Sobrcu Elm Girs
pcbntr ron HNtu, gntrcdtc wabreuo CT eert ror,
tin sinfacbts 8raui'ri M'itd-eins scuies Sur fur
au5jtbruHs, Gtbmo. SrcnhiIis, pufeu, @Srtsls
tun9, unp nerpS(s 1SbiltdI. 1dr cen N1ueSn rem
NusjrbrsucCn uno 9lcrren eeicenbsu in CT piurns
OaeclbC gu rcrShsnttiheu.
ScIcbG bic s5 rutnfhen niro er cine 9cridrift,
nit poiltr anwtliuna. Qrltufrci) mlSnoen; sten,
falls sins @rote VCn her gRehi,u, neldbs ne as cis
nc hdc'hs Srmbinaficn rcu her &atur't eirfathtu
Rrdutern hnocu ncresu. SCttbe bic hos gIit'd ju
battu pdnihsn, t6nnsn cs burb bic ,urddtttr.ne'
pen sTbaiten, wsun i,s Itbrsibcn an
=. g. Gutbbert,
Arduter Doctor
FPFlElel lss4 ''' ''''''""''''''' W,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
TiS6 ! TiId! =! T;Ihl

ns Daatretsn SO. uno ?. in 9anjsn, bntbcn uno
ptertd Barrels, Stosffdb, 9ctrCdnstG Gcokld, per:
rtn9e, u. rr.,-rpttdt an osu ntsoGritGn 4rsiBtu
jun 8ertauf anSstctsn pErbeu, bei
Seningrr unb S6smsr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
9euer G0b0f : StDbr,

llnter3e6nster wanI6t ieinen 5reunben unb
bsm publitum uberbaupt bsfannt ;u MAIDEN, bag
er neulid1 enRn
9Semcm SabdCF Gtpbr,
am Iiio SjtIt6rn Gde Der Samtltcn unb 9trn
Strabsn, tn Gasntaun, erBfnst fat, alpp er ie.
brssit
2(Qe Qrten BON @i9aren, Rou6s, 3aus
uno Sbnupf=&abad,
70 rie aud 9saf.5utud, teim @rcben unb 8Ist'
men, an ben alIernisprtsRen puibsn gum gerFaui
anbielst. t.-Dse9leifsn bait sr satst au6
Ginen poIlftanei9en Sutters5tobr,
In mctGem tr Rets ale Qrten BON @etraben,
8lauer, Wsbl. Sdrut, 8lsis u. +. 10. gang biais
gum 9erfauf bdlt.
g~Sdfe, Gumprn, 1t. f. no., trerrsn I'M gus.
tauIh fir Ubise 0adrn ansenpmmen unb aud
renn prrIanet, gorselb bafiir bs3utlt.
Gr III bant6ar fir tsreits sencBene Sunb I6nft,
unb piro id asts bemiibsn pisIslbs, pur2 bliss
preibs, quite gBaaren unb CUTE 8ebanrluns, i'm.
mer nod bsorutenp ju psrmebren.
Benjamin Stettler.
au8uR8 8. na6N
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24

81. 8.-IGsrtsi eaucesprcorufte nsroCn fir Sis
ter Gn9sncmmCn uno oer bSdiis Warttprsts crlaubt
ptreen br osn untrrl6risbrnsn, on 80. 3 GBGt pa
miltcn:Straes.
Ssningsr unb SArimer.
Nncntoun Nprif 10 nntp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
y in bcrrlt9cr Stpd
1OanO : Oapier.

Die lnter5sttustsn hatsn Iostsn ben srEbtsn,
It6nten unb trftn Stcd Banbpapirr, fir
parIeurs, DdnSc, 5tubCn uno Kud1en
srbaItsn, Der np6 je In NtIsntaun mar. Dtes n
feline ustrtrirbenbeit Utsr grattsrei, fcntnn bic
rstns Natrbstt wCSUn F@ tin jebsr lflbI iibrr.
,rusen fam, rem er anruit - Das Yutltfum
pirp aud bena6ri6tset, ras 1e cine Gtnri6tung
9rtrcfsn taten, wVnaH Fe INNER bic neuslsn
Stples ntaItsn, unO tr Yapier serabe an gbila'
Oelpbid uno NeuYUrf prsibsn pertaufsn f5nnen-
unb wOsur6 iis nun in ben Stanp ssisBt flnO, Be-
peutenp pcblfsiIsr gu psrfaufsn, ale oiss icnawU
seiGtett. gSer baber Snraains MAIDEN mill, Der
rufe unpersdsIiG an, psnn fis lnb I'm Stante aGs
Gnipretsnbe poafOmmsn gu tsfrisbssn.
Butb uno Selfridb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24

tern, itrs srp6e Qufwntl pcn @dtem on gang
terabseIrsten Yrsisn, fir SaarsslO su Vfrtau'
fEn, rie fUIat
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
9JrDfefTOr Sc 6ratb'S
ELECTRIC OIL.

Die neucssSerfabrmnesart. - GlGsrifbs
pdlfe-ShmerScn fibrSn ben 500 bsrtsi teeitiac
Die 3hmsrjeu, uuo rsr 8rontbeit If Ginbalt Qs.
tban.
YrCf. De gratb's Gtettrir Sit it, tos @unpsr
oc6 3stGlIers fir ous SCt9enbc (niht uUss):
Gurirt Rbeunati5m, of in ensm SaQe
@urtrt Nsurnl9ia uuo 5abnmsb, in 90inuten.
Gurirt Srampf I'M YNa9su, 5 Spinutsn.
@urtrt 8rano uno onbsrs gBuuosn unb Sustrb.
lu9sn, bts 3 Sa9sn.
Gurirt 6opffbmerjsn, 10 gNiuutsn.
Gurirt Graho, itcifcn 6als, Qous, elmer Sladlt
Gurirt rites, 9CIbpc(lCne Gtnnos, 10 Soecn.
Gurirt ScIOns, 9strrbsne SrdFe, SoIjfIuF, 2 bis
8 Sa0cr.
Gurirs Ssmrrrbase, Srcfulu, a6fts6, tis 10
Saasn.
Gurirt psrfrcrns SGFs unb GbilbaiuS, l bis 3
Soqen.
Gurirt Nsue uuo Tiebsr, l bis Saeen, uno als
te nerpEis uno ItrcfnlSIc unfilTe.
Gurirt Saubbcit in bis Eoacn.
9urirt au2 GbmerISn i'm Rtdsn, 8ruit etc. in
2 Saacn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
B(nCet Die Grumpete i!
IlQWt 0Ie DetVIlWe gteul9telt bct0nnt
GliQ5 SOtGrb nnO SObn

Mahen jstt bsm 9uttifum tefannt bag fl
MN enen lebr arohcn Wammuth Sted BON
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24

2tuentauu, 2(pril 10
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24

Der Nusntoun China StCbr, SO. 36 St:6amil:
3 Sbircn Cbcrbatb GrSee's Stcbr, III
unfca9lib Der re6te Srt um ollie Irtcu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-11

- S -
Frcm the New Orleans Picayune-l
Il

49, b.
pou'tqaars, With tIgae;
-Rso-rorowa him WIN A'"'
ArS so8s On isdhldreh
mhs 4snahipg young hours.
For six thousand yesTsi rs.2e y n stil rail- away
Yet pzor father Time,
ne Wi marches On stH,
If he brings not al good.
why, he brings lot al H.
some want him to go,
And some want him 20 stay,
1Twixt the will and TIE MT
we're turning quite grsyj 81
r., sura. bgi s D e,sing would earn,
r. ) smEe'fa smile they woald only return
when. instead Of the flowers,
Wlth tesrs they would drown
The laughing yorns notis'
,Tis all very true,
That he's tndo Of e change,
And some thi0gs he can do
we confess are quite strange;
whats his teeth un5n Cteo1s, the willy old sinner,
Ard sits down ana swallows a nation TOT dlnnerj
At Eiueveh hitss what was more than ene1Sn,
Takes abite out n Rome, winch ne mus very Nesu'
Amouthful a day
Out q column or friezes
Ike 4 mouse eating cheese.
By way offs salad,
Crops a cedar OF two
Which some thousands Of years
Upon Lebanon grew;
Gets hungry in travelling, and luaches away
on some moRkish old ABBEY, ST messy and gray.
Always claiming his prize,
From the light Of a star
Toa fair lady's eyes.
Bat why quarrel with him?
IT'S his own lgwfnl prey,
Since the cid cycles dim,
ehas fed upon clay; lsrI
And traarure5 there are an whose brightness thtTe an
NBmaqk Of he tonch Of his cod, icy fingers;
-sMte me wreck OF IRE ages stin shines ou the truth
Un.ufIIed snd bright With tue glow OF her yuutEj
No gem in her crown
But will sparkle with light,
When he's lat him down
On the BISON oiElght.
Then don't quarrel With Time,
Rathar crow1 him With flowers,
And smile on his children,
r-. she Laughing young hours.
The brinr5 with him sorrow and weeping and pain
Whv f1rRetfulnesS. too. comes along in his train
Fort The fever Of life. and he rest watch we crave
Come tha s,umbsrs Of death aud the pesce o. the grave
And the heart that is grateful
And the snlle OF csuteut,
HEuLs the point q his arrows
Zen after they're sent.
-EATCEITOCHEs, 1861.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-11
BI8ESg'S Springs
NEAR FLORENCE, ALABAMA

TNHIs most celebrated watering Place is now oren
L for the ~T8co9tiou OF visitors, and has already 3
good many persons frOia different parts Of the country.
We have engaged the -eryICcs Of the celebrated HOLD
ING BAND for the season, who are hard to excel on
brass CT string instruments. The advantages OF fshiEs
are admitted BY ell whO have visited this place 10 excel
those OF any other watering place, ShOsl creek being
culy a quarter OF a mile, and Tennessee TVer only four
miles distant, aud We ara supplied with fishing boats
or sEja- IT the purpose. Our TeG-pin Alleys and Bill
lard Tables are IN SCOi order.
Tie waters Of these spi iugs srs by
more than tao hundred OF the most eminent physicians
il the surrounding country for the cure Of s~crOfula,
srOpsy, dyspepsia, liver complaint, diseases peculiar to
females, sore eyes, chronic tisrrhea, syphilis, and all
diseases Of the kidneys, urinary organs, and all suta-
ueous diseases. Numbers Of thc most remarkable
cures have bees testified 70 BY most respectable living
witnesses
Col. James N rLOch, late Of Iuka Springs, assists in
the management Of the house, and no pains will be
spared 10 MAKE our guests II every way comfortable.
Our table shall be supplied with the best the country
affords. and orr accommodations in every respect shall
be as good as those CT any other watering place in the
country.
Our strg &c coaches will be st the depot st Florence on
the arrival OF the cas-, at all times, and convey all pas
sengers to and from ths Springs without delay.
Our livery stable is veil stocked with carriages, bug
gies AID horses, for pleasure riding.
uyi2-tf ELLIS & CO, Propristors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-11
MesaaP53s and CharIrsfon e. g.,
ME,-yyro INV II 1851
I@ - ~ -
NOTICE,

ON AND after SATURDAY, the 18th inst, the Even
~ ing Express Passenger train Will be Discontinued.
The through mali train making close connections at
Grand Junction, Coriuth, Decatur, Stevenson and Chat
tanoCga, will leave daily at 80 A. N. and arrive at 1
p. n.
The Grand Junction Accommodation train will run
daily, Sundays e~Xcepted) arriving at $40 A. N. and
leaving at $50 P. NJ. This tTslu viii every Saturday
evening run through tn Itka Springs, and offers 4 hue
opportunity FOR families and persons wishing TO visit
these celebrated Springs. W ROSS,
iv12-tf General SUPERINTENDENT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-11
CEANCERY SALE
OF
"A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE.

DURSgANT to q decree CT the Chancery Court at
i Memphis, rendered November term, 1850 in the
". HOPKINS and John N. Les, I viii, on
Monday, September ID, 1861,
in front Of my oflce in the city OF Memphis. proceed 10
sell 10 the highest bidder all the interest which the de-
PENDANT, John ". Hopkins, bad on the first day Of De-
cemJeT, 1853. in and 10 the following described Lease
hold Estate. t0-wii 4 block Of two story brick houses
or tenUnents, on part OF lot 10. 245, in the city Of
Memphis, Shelly county. Tennessee, fronting OF the
depth, subject 70 all the rights, liens and covenants Ia
the lease u A. T. Norton Cf J. N. Lea. the lessor. or 50
much therPo! IS may be necessary 10 pey co.uplG:uants
debt. interest and cost.
TERMS or SALE The above described leasehold
interest ard Improvements viii be sold on a credit OF
seven AMI twelve mJaths, purchaser ts execute notes
with two or more good securities, with q lien retained
on the premises. Sale al IL O'Clock q. N
JOHN G. LAEIER,
i721-dzwtd CLERK and Master.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-11
ALLEGHA9Y WATER !

WYE have just received a large supply OF the above
w celebrated Mineral water, fresh from the Springs e.
Il has gained a hae reputation, with those who have
visited the Springsor used the Water at home, and we
t~erEtive and anti-dyspeptic Mineral Water, which IS
CutqCaled in its curative powers. II is also slightly
purgative in many cases, aud m,y therefore be ussd as
3 substitute fer the Saratoga water" ami with the
above additional properties, II is more valuable in the
majority OF cases. We would invite = trial OF its vir-
tues by those who suffer from indigestion or other de-
ranFnmeuts # the digestive organs. II is put Up in
quart and half gallon bottles carefully packed in boxes
containing one dozen, which NAV be safely Transported.
A discount L. the trade. All orders promptly flied by
S. MANSFIELD & %
jyl4-2n wholesale Druggists, Memphis, Tenn.
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local schednIe-Rgeu main!

Freight and accommodation
Trains
will leave and aIrive as foIiOws.
Leave Memphis at L. NJ. On MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS and FEfDAEs. Arrive At Grenada at 10 P. n.
Leave Grenada at s A. n. on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS. Arrive al Memphis at $40
P. NJ. L. HOUGH,
jyI8 General Superintendent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-11
mIsCELLANEoUs CLIPPINGS.

"Wife, which way DO you suppose the wind
is to-njgbt?n
"WeIl, really. I don't know, John, but sup
pose you light a candle and look into our straw
bed.0
"How can l tell By that"
"Why, bless you, don't straws tell which
way the wind blows ?"
The whole Roman language, says Wesley,
does not afford go much as a name for humility,
(the. word from which we borrow this bearing
in Latin quite a different meaning j nor was
one found in ali the copious language of the
Greeks, till it was made by the great
Apostle.
Charles IT,, playing at tennis with a digni-
fed prebend, who had struck The ball well, the
former exclaimed, Chats a good stroke for a
DEAN" "Til make it the stroke of a bishop, if
your majesty pleases," was the suggestive re.
JUiDder.
Up to her fftieth year, a woman has more
chance Of living than a man has, but beyond
that age comparatively few women live. Per-
haps the secret Of this is that 1t requires a
creatures to confess to over fifty.
There is a deacon in Franklin county, Mass,
who has a razor that has seen some service.
It has been used twenty years by bis grand
father, thirty years by his father, ana eigh-
teen years by himself-siXty-eight years in
all-and is now in excellent order.
Last week the summit Of Mount Washington
was reached for the first time in history with
a horse and buggy. The ascent was made by
J. W. Thompson, proprietor of the Glen House,
occupying about hine hours, including the
return.
An idler boasted to a farmer Of bis ancient
family, laying much stress upon his having de-
scended from an illustrious nan who lived
| several generations ago. $50 much the worse
for you," replied the farmer, "for we fad the
older the seed, the poorer the crop"
When a girl has too many boys absut her,
the indication is like that Of buoys off a ha!-
boT-Sh1llCCacss here.
When The legislative hall at Concord, n.
T., was clesred Of rubbish after adjournment,
we learn that there was found in tie desk Of
one Of the members, a letter wbic1 closed with
this injunction: "JdHe ses get her a "A hoop
skeIizgion."
Our young friend, Harry Turn, recently
married bis cousin Of The sam name. When
Intercepted as TO why be did so, he replied
that 1t had always been a maxim Of his that
tone good Turn deserved another and be had
acted accordingly.
4 Russian gentleman died recently while in
a railway carriage near BouTEes. He
measured more than seven feet around the
waist, aud bis weight was so enormous that it
required six men to move the body from the
carriage.
The Empress OF Austria recently visited a
bull fight in Spain, but only looked on until
the fourth bull was slain. The Empress then
threw the key OF the BULBS den into the area,
and was loudly apPlauded by 1900 specta-
tots.
The Rev. DR.. Tying, of New York, informs
rs that DR.. CleeYer has CHS neck clothed with
tbunder.n We are afraid that the doctor, for
a minister, dresses a little too "lOud."-PUnch.
The Z. S. store ship Supply sailed from
New York on the 3O:h ult., for the b!ockadIng
squadron in the gulf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-11

BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT.-ShOrtly before
the departure Of the lamented Heber to India,
be preached a sermon which contained this
beautiful Illustration /:
Life bears on US like TIE stream Of a mighty
river. Our boat giides down the narrow
chanIel-through the playful murmurings Of
the -bTOok and the winding Of its grassy
borders. The trees shed their blossoms over
our young heads, flowers OF the brink seem to
offer themselves to young hands, we are happy
in hope, and we grasp eagerly at the beauties
around us-but the stream hurries Oh, and
still our hands are empty. Our course in
youth and manhood is along a wider and
deeper food, amid objects more striking and
MAGNIFICENT. We are animate by he moving
picture Of enjoyment and industry passing IA
we are excited by some short lived disap.
p~ointment. The stream alike bears US on,
and our Joys and our griefs are alike behind
as. We may be shipwrecked but we cannot
be delayed-whstber rough or smooth the river
hastens towards its home, till the roar Of the
ocean in our ears, and tossing of the waves
beneath our feet, and the land lessons from
our eyes, and TIE foods Telifting up around US,
and we take our leave Of earth and It's inhabI-
ltabts, tin Of our own future voyage, there is
nnewidness save the Infinite and Eternal!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-11
BRING IN YOUR
GUNS!

TYNE ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT is now prepared
to re-bore, re-riae and place bayonets On the ord.-
uasy rIhe Of The country at a rapid rate, thus convert
ing them into as effective an arm as the Mississippi
Rine
Citizens Of Tennessee, Mississippi aud Arkansas, are
earnestly requested 10 bring their RIFLES to the Ar
mory, on Union street, where they viii be valued and
fair prics PAID for them By the state.
WA. RICHARDSON HUNT,
ir2S In Cantain OF 9rdnauce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-11

Situation WTg2sE9Go
A ADY born and raised in the South, E graduate Of
n 8 Tennessee Female College, is DESTROYS OF obtain
ing = situation as TEACHER somewhere in tho South
eFn CoHfederscy, BY the hrst OF September. The usual
Epcfish branches taught. Also, Music uIon the Piano
Forte. For further particulars, address
b. YBA
iyIT-3wa TuEeumbIs Ala.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-11
BarstOw's Metallic Burial Baskets
NOTECE.

7 REGRBT exceedingly to be compelled TO say 8 few
l words TO two classes of my bosrders. The first are
those who do not pay promptly. 1t is impos ,ibls for me
to keep Up without prompt payment. This other class
are those who ara dissatisfied with their fare, and the
rules and regulations Of the house. I believe the pro-
pristor has a right to bic rules, and those who are dis
satisfied hsve the right and privilege % leave. when
they are dissatisfied they will oblige me 20 do 90. !
hope this notice wall suffice, Very respectfully,
D. ~COCKhELL,
jell-2m Proprietor Gayoso Bouse,
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LIST OF LETTERS
Ladies' List.

EAAtNING In the Post Once at Memphis, Tenr on
II the Oh DAY OF Angus 1851. Persons calling for
them should say ~thAtthey are adyerttseds
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AVERY $; Allen B; Anderson N.
DRAY D; BricA NJ; BOYD s; i Brooks A: Butteraeld @;
2; Benton N; Bedford N E; Blessing J; Benton M Byler
Al Button c.
GARTER J; Carroll 4; Comstock E J; Campbell II;
~ Carroll S J; Carroll E J; Carrowsy K G; Carroll B;
Crowley Nj; ChdIrd mrs.
DAvIS q: DrvisI. Ds.bie1 A n; D,vis 8; Daniels NJ
u ?; DsshislI r 9; Duncan N Gi Dscy n j Dorthy NJ.
TSTATN 7. EJ1i,psF -
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1Eay n r.. r-.,+ n. c,.-rs,t 2. crs,t { G: apin-
7 r o. u = G3,Isra4 =. aIII i 8 p: Grant "a = ] I: Grant m;
Giles L; Gauslin mrs; Gwin \ E; George Y.
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AtstAIaatoas.
F~AssIIANN;s IRON TIE.
NOTICE.
HAVING RECEIVED INFORMATION CERTAIH
n parties af6 Illegally NOTWITHSTANDING and selling
FAssEIANN,S IRON TIE,

for fastening iron bands on cottrn bales, I hereby notify
all persons interested that caveats Tor tbe invention OF
my Iron Ties have been daily filed in the patent Office,
and that none OF my Iies csn BE- manufactured or sold
without any permission. and are only for sale at my e-
Enlistment ia New Orleans.
Ali persons Infringing ny rights will be prosecuted
to the fullest extent 81 the law.
my5-dew6m II.
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Transportation,
MEMPHIS, :
GRENADA AND NEW ORLEANS
AIR LIME ROUTEi
MLss1ssIPpI 8 TENNEssEE
AID.

/ ON AND AFTER o 2OTH. 1851
Trains will run daily as follows, viz
Leave Grenada Lorthward, at 80 n Il, or on the
arrival OF the train from New Orleansi arrive in Aem-
phls at $50 A. n 5 leave Memphis, for Grenada and
Kew Orleans, Al 10 30 A.. N. @
Trains on this Road make Gose cUunectioHs with IN 6
Mississippi Central Road at Grenada, and vita The
memphis and Ohio and Memphis and Charleston R0sds
/ st Memphis. rs