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EMORY AND mENRY COLLEGE,

VNHE SPRING SESSION this Institution will begin 10th Of
N january
Those expecting should here possible
regularly classes facilities for mpartng liberal
ample; and charges little than
would be subjected to sthome Seyenyhve dollars VIII pay
the expenses OF Tuition Board contingent fee for Ave
months
For additional information, address
L. T. WILEY, President
deiO-dAcSm Emory P. o., Va.
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rrnu NnPrH OAPnIINA-

RALEIGH, Feb 27.-Eyery body is on the qui NEE toI
the election tomorrow. The Union club are holding
meeting tonight. The house is crowded, aud there Il
considerable excitement but no disturbance. Compro
mise sentiment runs strong.
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

-. a,s rapidly alag up witA PopulatOn sSSO25 persons
tar been aided since 1851 making the present population
,-sig0. arauo of1o2 per cent m ten years
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n, Agricultural Products Of nnoi, greater han those OF
As - state The products during the past year OK
@ 0 600 tons The vhsat crop OF ls6o approaches 80 ooo
1e vhne The crop yields not ess than 100000
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THE STATE DEBT.
PRESENT POPULATION.

N Vrs itis only soio6s9S a. ard ctiiH hs last Arse
. ben reduced o. s59 ts6 So and my reas0ad'y
\, 20 aaf in 'ss years it oiH become extinct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28

--Tbe proceedings OF me CONVENTION
SI'Ss..,,.S Yesterday. by the ringing Of the bell
-, ir's'foP -. a. notification TO the members
safe he'll ',s,.,ss Who bad absented themselves
I. ~ House o. ~ ~, thew were wanted. Mr.. Morton
% he CAgrO, Ssnt 10 send out and stop the nui-
si The ssss he messenger had time to leave the
- D rosug was discontinued
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28

..,, AeArS.-The bill to provide for the eOntin-
y. Of the work on the COvinstOn and Ohio Railroad
% defeated in the house Of Dssg,'ss ! Yesterday az;
b-,ugh.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28

-..,,r-Nr. John Seton, the well-known comedian,
,,.,g An engagement at the Theatre.
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R,rSoAD.-The work on the city Railroad viii
commenced so soon as the contractors are ready to
a bu- when that " n be We are not advised.
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NoRYoLE. Feb. % The U. 5. sloop OF war Herman,
was taken cut Of DryDock yesterday 10 be fitted
imms datoly for service.
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Ia, r, Styl-It IS madness to neglect cough or
p resumption may follow, and though Dr.. Wistar's
o. ~ VId Cherry cures the latter disease, vet 'he
80 -. disappear at once under its influence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28
FERTILITY OF TIE SOIL

yvssrs can the industrious farmer secure such immediate
his labor a. upon these prairie soils they being composed
"a 3 rich Oau the fertility Of which unsurpassed BY any on
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd & 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
A II. DUPUY, A. ........

T.
yFyHE next session OF this Institution LIST Of
October 1850 and will terminate the 30th June, 1851
Principal will be sided, heretofore, by well selected
corps Assistants Who with their ability and experience cannot
fail to give satisfaction
and Mrs Dupuy assisted by Mary ossse formerly osa
vSnnah will reside In the Seminary with the young
ladies' and will exercise Parental and control over those
committed TO their charge. .
The success which attended this effort to establish In the city
Richmond Female Seminary Of the " class has encouraged
the PRINCIPAL provide ample accommodations for the next
session The buildings being enlarged and important
notifications made In them, which win add greatly to their
and comfort The lodging large and well
ventilated than from four bosrders will occu
DIV one room Recitation will be well arranged for the
accommodation Of the pupils -
TERMS PoR NINE MONTH";.
Wr.h,v fpel and Wgbts 80 90
TuIiIor IN The Preparatory DEPARTMENT 80 90
40 In ordinary Enrish branches 40 90
do II advanced do do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % W
do In Modern and Ancient Languages each 20 90
Music instrumental (Pisno and Guar) for one
yor Two lessons OF one hour each per week . so 90
Trss ~ piano - - ,.'..................... 10 90
Dysvinsi In Orayon so GO
Painting IN water colors ...... ............ 40 90
PsinnS IN on 80 90
0nea payable the LIST Of Oc 1880 and the remainder on
the l5sh u Feby, 1851 80
Reference Rev DR.. Moses Hoge and 10 Of the
former patrons Of the school
Catalogues Of the Seminary containing detailed niorms
on obtained bookstore In the city, by Sppes-
~'- AN. DUPUY.
iyl1 Richmond Va
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To ACTUAL CULTIvATORs.

Sss1ss ne Company hare sod 900 Tasy ss2 On
1f et.rdtrs and srsry coRtract coatiins an dgrss
-a-t'rats TIE rot8 - been constructed through heSs
~ az up srDsass Of t0o0oo0 h ls5o hs population n
.rias fi.s through triici 70 pass. only f}5'9S,
ul,i is 2gs Aors been aidsd making ne io's poPud-
CD 81 sci a yaln ofl45 Per cent
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BY REDWOOD 4 KEACH, Arcr'Rs.
"a MAN STREEr)
LIME MULES AND HORSES AT AUG. n

Il TIoN.-on WEDNESDAY, 9th day Of March, we 6c3N
WILL at the o. John p Dickinson trustee SELL auction
Council Chamber Hill, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
20 MULEs Of which young, webroken, and Of nne
size.
good Size = snowy and exceert HORSES.
Farmers and others Of good Mules and Horses would do
well TO attend this sale
Tx MONTHS for approved, endorsed negotiable notes.
fe2I-tds
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FRON WASHINGrON-TH PEACE CONFERENCE.

FROM WASHINGTON-THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Coneurrent circumstances
lead to the belief that the Peace Conference will take
and pass to-day the Crittenden Propositions or their
equivalent which will be sent to Congress, by which
body is thought they will be also adopted, with an ad
diuOnal resolution requesting Convention Of all the
States. Either this will be done, or general smash
up" will occur.
The first proposition in the Conference will probably
be resolution preserving the present status Of slavery
in the States and Territories.
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n1Nols cENrRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.

~ attention ofthe susrprlsing and Industrious portion Of the
nuny Is directed TO the following statements and liberal
.-ts oF.r-I Them BY the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28

uypE RICHMOND EXAMINER VII he pub iseei Daily by
DSrs Iloyp tom their orce No Is Governor street.
q and er the 2sh Il February 1851 It shall contain the
= s - s IN Al the houses subscribers. II ssl e
Si from carriers al per single number or twelve
"a h,if cen the week Persons desiring 20 receive ~ mail
an 40 a. bv order ng IN directed 10 the NaIlner ONCE
Riehmoud Yirc1s, containing their a.lres a STA RS
m semi We XIV AID Weekly Examiner will be publ shed as
h.rtofohe four the second for two dollars invariably
IN advance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28

NERS. PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL, at
WI sycamore Church. 1lh street. between Bread and Mar
shall Monday In October She VIII receive few small
bow Toms $50 per session Of 9 months iyls u
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE FIRM OF PULLIAM & BETS hsvngthis
day ceased WILLIAM H. BELTS will coergel the Negro
Auction business, and has into CopaFnershp
him T. J. GREGORY they viii cOhlae, the business under the
irm OF BETS GREGORY their Sales Coon, FRANKLIN
Street. Wall Street. square below
the former office OF Puam Belts and respectfully solicit
nusnce Of the patronage which literally extended 10
H. Belts while In the arm OF Pu liam 4 Belts.
They have obtained the services Of NJ W. ELxoaR
CLERK who has interest In tie business WIN. II. Belts
L. J. GREGORY.
Az a al lneti
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G1VES FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS,
NTgE
GARDEN STATE OF THE WEST.
TIE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
HAvR FOR SALE


NJ P,s Forming Lands in Tracks Of Forty Aerss and
Uprard on Long Credits and LOv Prices.
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C0LTS REYOLYING FIRE ARMS.

VOLTS recently improved REvOLvERs, manufactured from
~ new silver spring STEEL Of extraordinary strength snd elastic
iv.
COLTS Rifles and Carbnes Pistol Cases Belts &C. just receiv
ed and for sale low, by WILLIAMS ELLIOTT,
Importers of Hardware, Cutie J, Guns, &c,
iao5 g. Main st.
o. HHDS. CUBA MUsCOvADO MOLAs.Es,
"a To- s.I. ~ WALLACE SONS.
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IrXECUTOH,S SALE OF VALUABLE PRIVATE
Il DgNCE, ON THE WEST LINE OF GIL, between Clay
leigh eet-At the request Of Mr. William Waller Fuche
Mrs Mary Pulcher, decd shall sell publ
ton the premise MONDAY, the 1lh March, fs6i
O'clock NJ that very excellent and desraby located bek
dwelling the occupancy OF Mr. Roa ct Williams The
OF 60 feet and depth OF 1870 feet The
about 10 rooms besides ample atoms servants
TERMs-one thrah; balance at and years. for negotiable
notes Interest added, secured by tIu deed.
for 1851 TO be paid by the purchaser
fe2s- I'd 6oDDIN APPERs0N, Auct.
MAN AND WIFE AT AUCTION.-we viii sell on
w FRIDAY 1T March, at 10 o'clock at Auction Room
his wife. The is good farm hand driver
the woman a first rate No. seamstress.
fe2s-td Dickinson, HILL CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28
MEDICAL COLLEGG OF VIRGINIA.

I'AA ANNUAL coNMKNcENESr vn Be held Al the Metro
gnt-o Hal % Friday, March lat A. ocloek, n ~ Ans
49, Addre.s yin hs delivered ~ Professor Cons AZ
assA rrofsssioE and NE pablo rs.Pesnaiy Sssa
ss.sad L :. JnYsKs. ~ D..
~'-S DsAR u Ne fasahF.
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EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.

~ lUENN L. UT i INpNA EtAAA l.
n evidence the thn o. the people, be stated that
t tons Of freight including 200 oOo bushels OF grain and
g. 0 barrels Of aour we're forwarded the Inc last year
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
ne prices oiese lands vary nom &C TO 925 per according
,a quality &C Ers, class farming lands sell for about
O. 81 per acre and the relative expense o. subdug prairie
sscupse WOOL land Is Ia the ratio Of 70 10 Ia favor
as former The terms the bulk Of these lands will be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
per annu sni six Interest notes a. SIX per cent?
~ respectively one two three four, ave and six years
= and for principal payable In four,
and seven wears date Of sale The contract stPuls
an onetenih parchaset shall be nsed and cu-
t and year. for ave years from the date Of sale,
end year, onehS shall be fenced and under
.syaton
TWENTY PER CENT WILL BE DEDUCTED
M valuation Tor cash except the should be al six dollars
P- acre. when the cash price viii be fys dollars
Pamphlets descriptive Of te lands soil climate productions,
prices, ard Of payment can be had application to
wv FOSTER,
Land COMMISSIONS, Illia0is Central Railroad,
Chicago, Illinois,
Pr ofhe Towns villages and Cities situated upon the
las Central Railroad pages lSS lss 1870 ApPieons Rail
Guide ial4- dc4wsm
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an rare remedies including Pfopyamn and lis
pounds subcarbonae Tannae Naleanae and subnitrae Of
Bis ruth
All the compounds Of Iron such Monses preparation
PRAYERS luton Solution Of ernitr ate Prot nitrate lon Alum
yTups Of and Pyrophophate Of Ion Citrate OF
Iron strychna &C. 0xaae Of cum, Phosphate Of and
All he compounds Of horPs, Qunis, Cadmium
Iodine. soldum, Potassium Nickel, &c, &c.
The Hypo phophates In form Of combination and every
thing ceucal line all OF which will eke pleas
showing Physicians and Medical Students ard OF giving
all information about in person. by letter 10 those at dis
lance. JostPli LhDIEli
Chemist, Sign OF the Red Mortar,
fila 5th and Main Streets, Richmond.
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Ns,T ZOE.

CAPTAINS OF Volunteer Companies throughout the State
~ respectfully informed that the oomms toner's appointed
by purpose obtaining accoumepts &C. have made
contracts Items they delivered at this
ST. they are edaey, according priority Of date
Of orders CHAhLEs pimhoOh,
Captain and Superintendent Armory.
RJcbmond Va January {. 1851 jai0-u
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PHYSICIANS AND STUDENTS.

MEADE X BAKER
OFFER TO Physicians and Graduates Of Medicine select
OF Pure and Reliable Medicines Pharmaceutical
Medical Saddle Bags Medicine Chests Pocket and ope
rating Surgical Instruments Dsecng and Dental Cases
Tr,ses Cavce Apparatus Spnts and every variety Of surg
cal Instruments at manufacturers prices.
Young Physicians Just commencing the practice Of medicine
are invited examine stock and estimates OF outfits before
elsewhere feel confident that supply
liable properly prepared medicines good terms they
can get them 10 Philadelphia or New York.
MFADE BAKER,
Manufacturing Pharmsceutists,
lS6 Main street, cor. above Pest flee,
Rlchmond.
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- YEAST EON DA11 AS.-J' W. Jan
- "a TrCK Richmond Va manufactures "Sempe's InfAL
IDLE RaIins Powder His The only factory Of The kind IN ihe
h h TO aru the entire trade rtas
~ - Noherr rnanufi~turers Semples Powder IS Vir
ini prepsron approved by al who used h-Rca0Hd bhg
For sale by d. uggsts and Groeers gene.Aly. s1 u
DIR =. w. GARLAS k.-DEAR
~ - Sp-Ihave for some months used In my family Sem
PIE Justly cels rated Baking Po ders, and take pleas
nre Recommending them al amles as the very pest se
have ever trII - King light sweet bread There
10 excuse or bad bread Srmple's Powders are used
a. Sott 1eeO fe2-U
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| k(N.,e q, ~ ' GG r DAVENPORT.
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evidence Of the hn o. the people may be stated that
tons Of freight Including sOo Gee bushels OF grain and
10 barrels Of aour we're forwarded over the Inc last year
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-28
STAUNTON
ROOF. SHOE. AND LEATHER FACTORY.

NBIs Company prepared I'LL orders for Mems, womens,
boys and girls boots and brogsns Of variety from the
Ladies' slipper and Mems Congress CATER and Oxford Tie
the heaviest boot and brogan.
Southern Factory built by Southern Capital with the
most approved machinery worked by steam, and good work
United States; and win furnish good work at
the price, Factory In the Union Let Southern
sustain Southern Manufactures.
All orders promptly fed and all work warranted be such "
ordered. Address, WAL H. CARRIER,
delS-d6ctf Superintendent
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PaEsERvRD GINGER AND FIRE CRACK

III ~ HEWARD.-One hundred and my dollars VII
= LOU paid he henoa Aad confinement In any
~ g. that ct again Of the three boys DANI JACK aud
AgLEs lor $50 FOR each Of thtml uho from Hog
ni IN surry county Va Dayy Is about ~ ycars Old very
s about feet Ten inches hsh and walks AskSArdy no
s recoected He len 10 September last and formerly
ongei Mr. Hall Of Prince Ge0rge Charles % ycrY black
% feet high and unusually hkey No scars or Arss reeos
I'd Jas y.rv AR mulatto ueary black about feet high
80 Formerly WORKED The james River AMI kAnAShA CsoaL-
k1.-lu r Y. JONES.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03
Ann1her NnrnI RNpedilion,

We End IA tie northern papers accounts Of
another naval expedition, uHev' Gen. Butler
destined for some southern port Fac precise
destination of this expedition IS. OF course, not
announced. The Eoston correspondent of the
New York Herald writes Of a.;
Boston has onsthcr cause Of excitement, and
/ one that rather aunoys her because she cannot
| divine the mystery. 1t is the contemplated de
I narture Of Gen. Buffers division CT the long
| talked Of " special service lam NOT permitted
IN oiye the precise destination Of the expedition,
buf your readers may rely on the following par
| ticuisrs as authoritarian Ena arthe9tIc lhe new
and splendid Pacific steamer, Consultation, Is OK
pected to arrive ct this port tomorrow, sunday
aud will at once proceed 10 take IN qWiTterinas-
ter's and subsistence stores anu coal. On Iues-
dav morning the 2Gth Massachusetts, regiment,
| Col Jones, Snd tie 9TH Connecticut regiment;
/ Col. Cahill, VIII Euiye il tbi@ ciis Eoi: lowell
where they ARE now encamped, and viii embark
without delay on board tie Constitution. Ihe
| battery o. artilisfy row at Camp thase, Lowell
will accompany the two tegiaeats
On Tuesday night the steamer viii leave igI
Portland TO take on Col. Shepley's 18th Maine
yeciment, and will then put to sea aud proceed a
oEce &c Ee- destination on the southern coast,
The point is cue st ShilP they VIII meet WIZ
little. if any, resistance in landing. ths SOoEi
will at once form a camp OF iustructiOnaud avail
reinforcements, and the steamer viii return to II
mort. General Butler and staff do not go viii
The advance, but Tag,2ia here until about the Is
of December, and by that time UeneFai but!-
will have the Constitution and a number Of trans
ports lprobably from the Port Royal feet AM
viii embark with & force of five or six THOUSAND
men TO ioin the van. Major Strong. Of tho reg
ular army, and assistant adj utant-general IN Gen
Butlsr's division, is busiiy engaged in collecting
heavy artillery and u siege trsin so that IudG
ling, iron the formidable preparations, thin
th5t before many weeks shall have passed, th
: residents of one Of our southern elites viii b
cbsn;cs of Massachusetts, the wooden nutme
s Demoofacy of Connecticut, and tine wiry lum
bermen Of Maine, laundering al their gate'
e When the attack is made it will be in conJun'
.;.pyxith tho navy.
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s,,,,yhsoH. .lTiIifie.

Tic field and company officers of the l2Sth
,es,,a.Bt Tennessee militia, Col Rsgland com
,ospd me-. are hereby ordered to meet on We'd
nssday next. At The sherif7s Office, at II o'eiocs
sn busIness Of the utmost Importance
The -e,plaias vii Of that time furnish a complete
,ag ID ite reserve force, and deliver up all guns
=, te t.s,.lr Of said reserve also, a full list o.
A.. detailed and the number of guns IN 'h5
ha-.j. ~ said detail. BY order Of l. u Tag
i.pS. colonel commanding l2sth regiment len
r,.o. A. c. EDMONDsoN,
heA'11 ~ Adiutant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03

As myself, clerk and man Of oil work have
been detailed, I win sell out my entire establish
meut to any young laan thar bas more southern
blood in his wins than l have. Kentucky Is the
birthplace Of myself and mother, South Caro-
lima is my gTandmotber's native Safe, and she
a relative Of John c. Calhoun. Ny father was
born in Virginia, his parents in Ireland and Scot
land. Twin take in payment Arkansas sndNs-
sisippi War Bonds. &c. MCAlIIsTER.
dl-Iw Ayres' Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03
.,,once 10 s-,osu.seers auS .usHsss.

Having been ordered to this place By Brig
Gen. Pillow, commanding, TO organize such
armed companies as desire to serve with The
army in the field into regiments. I respectfully
invite the attention Of commanders Of all such
companies 70 The fact, and IN order to expedite
the matter, request that they give notice to ms
Of the strength Of their commands as soon as
possible. These troops win have their election
whether to serve IS twelve months volunteers uE
come in under The recent call Of Gov. Harris as
| militia Of the Stats Of Tennessee.
JAMES P. PARKER, G. SA
luoa6-Iwl No. IA aayoso Honse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03
Prisoner Arrcsted.

Special TO the New AQrk Herald
Tie expedition which left some days ago do"sl
,La poiorIac returned this morning with Six po-
Etical prisoners, arrested in ST hsTy'5 county
I, annssars that these parties are a portion Of a
secret organization for the purpose Of conveying
men and arms to the rebel government large
]nantitv Of arms was discovered and seized. A
TdebeI spy was also arrested, who had Just r.
tnTnedF from the other side, and who had leii
richmond the day before. Many valuable let
iers and papers were found on his person.
The expedition also seized a large quantity Q
rontraband correspondence, wElch was folhd u
The several post otnces IN lo"Ci GlaIy laup' III
.ni~ing noythern papers and other importan
! Information.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03

Dishonest CLERK -one day last week
pge Of the detective police, eHteIed one o. me
,-,,al stores On Main street, and calhng tIe
- aside. inlorBea him that one Of ha
ss robbing hu almost daily dhal @o-
erected considerable srnI d money. wa al
.,.rssulous smile the gentleman toFi h.m ne "@a
Mg.skso and asked which Of tie clerks Pc su'-
uv.- rpael taat thcre wa 20 mere
.~m4seoa 10 Hs ease, ana t1e d''nons'1
ae one tbca Standing behind nc a'1H''
1t sfsdsr. A. ths Information me gen
,.... tsraed pas win emotion i'f .Ns 'N
f,5... q uas ~ bazness nahar"f 4'4 ~ '
b.laatclarzo during bis frequent 1''
6,,, ths .-ty. At Dyers request hs Isii'-
h.a inp, lie counting room, ana etii
She CLERK. The officer - once el-is
b.,p9 IN the .h2bL q aPpFoghanHg y ~
pse large aims from he sinplgyef" inA''
scarcely chan. e 81 coHHieHsnce i' S'''
a. Ton. n MA; ued ard Indignant niAn i'p
49, ia cls.rgs ! al strongly FobFt@S 20 A'
.egr;,v. honor. and hieh Pr.Heirf ~
deis-iiys ,bsn mentions NJ oas cleaaAiaAes A'
ar,ge, u,st had come 20 bs bhgaieaet 80
concluded by 08Elg hiHt "N -
had come from that had been ia ~
lie replied that money had Jeen p yn'i@' =
from his father but Ills tone wa '~
G3ent. and many shades Of red and "HiN
passed over his couEerrlnce as 10 h'A
officer tell what he knew. Ills employer,
hearted aud trusting individual. who was j."
anxiety 70 zee one ia wlrJm b. bad placed >"
fEcit confidence, reieyed from the fel',"
charges made against him, suggested thh' ia
proluction Of his fafls rs letters would be sum
Gent 70 rcfute the acc lsalon. With n 10" van
and downcast loozs the unhappy man s'a.s1
that be had buried In en-. Dyer iheu stated 'h''
he would leave him Il a short time with hS en-
plover aud unless be could satisfy that gentleman
Of bis innocence be sshould arrest him and pl
lin ia jail. What took place dunng the HlDI
view VIC cannot tel, but soon employer ana e'ei'
went oal together The former shorily re'uine'
ami showed tho ofic, r a large amount oi none
which his cloik had hoaTded np-al he IN
taken he bad given up The employer declare
he could not make up ms mind TO prosecute "a
mlprif. OUT Of considerahun lE his amiaoie Wiz
and escaped, We win hope, 70 nPent ana 'hf'
his ways.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03
-mLtinrn .4pIiee.

All residents Of the State Of Missouri VIZ,
ls.i,e 10 take The fslA to assist her in the present
struggle for Independence, will please fePU'' -
the undersigned, or in his absence TO Col a. a
Uunt. al the Gaycso House, where lists are ops"
COR signature Parties from other States desiring
.e,yiee in Missouri will also please report
u34Iw JonN pECREB, Capt M > e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03
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you are notified to meet 1T the Memphis ano
Chere.ton railroad depot this CFuesdayl a'e.'
noon At ? o'clock. business Of importanee VII
come before tie meeting Ry order Of
4. A. Cor, Captain.