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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-17

W~AsHrseToS, March 3.-This morning
the Secretary OF State, WIN. h. Seward, caused
70 be intimsted 10 the eommissioners here from
the Confederate States, his willingness and
anxiety to consult with HEM on the subject Of
their mission, but be addressed them 9 nott
shortly after, declining an interview, from mo-
tives Of high public consideration.
The ccmmissionicnsrs in view Of this, sent
Immediate information to President Davis
whose action in the premises will decide The
course to be pursued BY the commissioners.
The action OF Mr.. Seward is the topic here
now.
IAN important and lengthy Cabinet meeting
was held to-day. The ostsnsibls question IN.
] revenue.
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A Good Investment.

M account Of q desire 10 shanEs bis ~residsncs, the
tueserihor Is nov 0fsringfog sale his entire s:ock o.
YAEIETK GOODS,
osether Win The store and dktuFes. To parties wish
~ % engage In TIE Wholesale bushes, this IL an 0ppsr-
tunlty rarely, II ever equ1let IN this city. ne busi-
ass u estaohahed AID can be made very profitable %
muse prepared 10 give 1t their whole attent on. II not
1lsPo.eao OF within the next THIRTY DAYS, The shsie
Nll Dc offered 70 The trade In lots 10 suit purchas-
~ To Hose wishing, the most satisfsctory rsfsroEess
VII pc glYen- GEO. NcFADDEE,
mfAi-u 291. Main etraaf Mnmuhla.
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9tb 4NbRrtisfulfnts.
SALE
RARE AND VALUABLE FOREIGE
PLANTS

All AAkIlEi FLORIST from Paris, haIinst opened, In
- Pfoglne,s Block, as Hain street. Hsmphls Tenn,
49, ~ ehoiea selection q the rarest Flowers and
Plant Fruits. such a. we're never bsf,re oF.rrs IL 40
Israss ellen VIII be tola q suction on WEDNESDAY,
aAhoh IN, az 10 0elock. he Plant euumsrafsd
ptse oter ave hundred varieties Of neR Ross T sas o.
ainerent eoiofH twelve perpetual Climbing and Moss
ness Hetf nst iaclndedi such as Cameliaa, MagnoiiaI,
hhedendrum, feony Trees Amaryiii. Dwarf, Dahiiss,
etc, &c.
fruit trees such A. Psar, Apple. Cherry. Plum, April
cots Gooaeberry Bush aud Perpetual nssuberrv.
Twenty different kinds Of Vines, al sorts q Flowers,
and vegetable SEEDS, and African Asparagus.
Bf~rts public are invited % call and sramins the
catalogue and Plants before the day o. sale.
N. c. CATCE & sON.
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Eirs at 81. LouIs.

ST. LoUIs, March 14-The planing-mill Of
Bradford 4 Hart, corner Of Ninth and Wslnut
streets, was burnt this morning. Loss. $1,000.
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M-exreoMEHY, March 14.-Conrentlon I'M
important.
News has been received here from an appar-
emily reliable source, that FIVE war vessels left
New York on Tuesday night, well armed with
a large number CT marines, and ample provss-
ions. It is believed that Their destination is
some southern port.
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ARKANSAS STATE CONVENTION


The following special telegraphic dispatch
was received at this Office last night:
LITTLE Rock, March l6.-The credentials
Of the commissioner from the Confederate
States, accredited to the State Of ArkInsas,
were brought up this morning, and, on leave,
we're presented by Judge Hsniey. The cour-
tesv Of a seat within the bar was voted him,
and a COMMITTEES appointed to wait on him
and ascertain when it viii be his pleasure to
meet and exchange views with the members Of
the convention. or to address them.
Hon. W. S. Oldham, tue commissioner, is q
member Of the Southern Congress from Texas.
He bears a letter from President Davis to
the presiding officer Of the convention, intro
ducing him, and stating briefly the object Of
his mission.
Judge Adams, Of Phillips, (sscessiOnist, }
occupied most Of the time this morning in an
able and elaborate argument for the passage
Of the ordinance. It is pronounced by all the
sblsst effort yet put forth in the convention.
An Intellectual attempt was made this after
noon to take the vote on the Ordinanee-dels-
gates on both sides dissgreeing among them
selves as to the prOPristy and expediency Of
the noye.
After sons confusion, the convention ad-
Iournsd till Monday morning.
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Ex-PREsInENT Wax BgREE.-The New
York correspondent Of the Charleston Courisr
writes:
It il again rumored .hat Martin Van Buren,,
the ex-President, is writing a history Of his
times, from the era OF the Jefferson prssiden-
CIV to that Of Abraham Lincoln. His son,
aPrinee John,D is still around, pEactieing a
IttIe law, and looking very old, indeed.
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Frnm

P~EwsAcoLA, Msrch 11.-Our preparations
are progressing rapidly. We viii soon be en-
abled to resist any at empt at coercion. Gen.
Braxton Bgagg, Of the Confsdsrats army, is
in command today, and will have things put
in readiness for action. The troops are in
good spirits and ready for a aght.
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STATE CONVENTION OF THE Sc.
CEsSION PARTY.

Our eotsmPOrsry o. the .ABalanehs suggests
the fist Monday in april ss a suitable day
FOR the Secession party in the various counties
q the safe to elect delegates 10 meet In
general convention At Nashville, Con the first
Monday 10 Msy) to nominate a candidate for
governor. We concur with the ADalanahe as
to the propriety Of The time mentioned, and
would snjoin upon The friends OF the South
throughout Tennessee the necessity Of respond-
ing with punetuality and p~romptness to the
suggestion. We must put a good, reliable,
and faithful exponent Of our principles sarIt
fn the field, In order that the great issue be.
fore the country may be throughly discussed
and understood by the people. When the mis-.
Representations and peryersions now prevail.
ing in the popular mind shall be corrected
the verdict Of the "sovereigns " win be FOL
accession.
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.NnE6cP.

WILL BIZ SOIL on SATURDAY, Mareb IS. % rc-
w count OF whom 10 may concern. 81 our store h1ass
en- Prlmsnads street, foot o. jefferson street, the
freight saved from the suuken Eteamhoat Rose DuugasE.
consisting o. ona Cottan Gia5 a humber u trunks and
vaices, a quantity o. Lard I'D oihsrprupertJ. Terms
cash. ELLIOTT. IE5ON a Co.
mr9Iw PrImru de and jefferson streets
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SHIPMENTS OF FmEARMs.-Large euanti-
ties OF arms and munitions Of war continue 70
go south from New York, notwithstanding the
vigilance OF that remarkable man, Saperin-
tendent Kennedy. The steamer Jdnsssfoign,
which left on Tuesday for Norfolk, bad Der
main deck literally loaded With gun-carrisges,
and rifles in boxes and cases. The former
were shipped 10 the order Of Captain Ran
dolPh, Of Virginia, and were manufactured
at Troy. The impression is that their real
destination is some point farther south.
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FEATTERING TESTIMONIALS

which he n.. received from Gentlemen Of he NIGH
list R-RsPEcTAB1L1TT in this city and elsewhere.
they are ia his possession and open for the inspection
of ali. but the References below are Of a nature that
will a5undAnay satisfy ali who psruse them.
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We offer Tor sals soms 50, 900 acres Of choice ArEanfu
lands, improved and unimproved, and located % varisaa
points embraced within The best cotton growing regions
in the Stale.
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Of Card.

A T the solicitation Of Numerous friends and fellow
"A citizens. / have consented to becoms candidate for
the important and very respoutible cflce Of city Re
ourdar. This is my hrst appearanca before the public
for cflce. As for my adaptation or quandcation for the
once % which Z aspirs, judge yel for myself, allow me
70 say, il elected, ] most s.lmnly pledge myself 70 give
TO the business aud duties Of the cmcs my personsl. csn-
slant and undivided attention. Your feli0w-citizen,
mrl6-8ts J O.. HOLLAND.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-17

A Russian Colonel nsmed Lsuchts, having
in a ct Of passion killed several Of bis serfS,
has, at the demand Of the emperor, been sent
to prison FOR several years. Formerly a repri-
maHd was the only punishment IN such cases.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-17

TIE VALLEY Sentinel Of the 18th inst. says
The TaIlahatchis and Yazoo river are both
falling very fast. Sunhower has got down so
low that navigation is very difficult, even az
high up as Gsrvin's ferry.
The Oxford Mercury of the 18th inst. says
In answer to many inquiries we will state
that the Hon. Fl. Cushman is expected home
the latter portion Of the present month. He
did not leave Parasa until the 4th Of March.
It will take him four weeks to make the trip.
We believe that it has already been unani-
mously determined 10 give him a reception
such az no man ever received here before. We
will favor the most extensive plan suggested.
FrRsr MISSISSIPPI REeIMENT.-The Holly
Springs Herald says:
This regiment is now full, with one company
to spars. Marshall county furnishes three
companies Lafayette county, three; DeSotc
county, four; and Coahoma county, one. Pa.
no!a county has two companies ready anc
anxious to be mustered in Tunica has one
and Marshall county is ready to furnish Two
more. The artillery company Of Marshal
county now numbers about seventy men, anC
/ il is probable that they will be received, as il
is essentially necessary that the first regiment
should have such a company, although th'
! regiment is now complete. The counties Of
/ Marshall, Lafayette, DeSoto, Pamela, Tunici
and Coahoma could, without trouble or ineon'
venience, furnish another regiment.
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"a b~esutiful day, Mr.. Jsnkins.0 eyes,
VERY PLEASANT indeed" "Good day FOR the
raee.o "Race-what race?o @The human
raes.1 "Oh, 60 long with your stupid jokes /:
get up a good one, ike tbs one With which [
sold day." "DaY-what day?D "The day
we celebrate" said jenkins, who went on his
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~ 20. AUGUSTINE ussRIoo.

SOUTHERN WAR HYMN.
~ 20. AUGUSTINE usEaToO.
Stop the clifton seize the ridsi
For our country every hand,
rsn we conqBer shd We stihe
Every iyrans in the land.
On FOR freedom-heed not dangers,
IT'S for liberty We aght
Deatb to Al invading strhngersI
strike for every humsn right.
Hear the rattle
OF ne nght
On to battle
For The right.
Let our wrongs be not forgotten
where cur countv needs rs. goi
stop the picking Of the cotton
For the picking Of the Toe.
Every Southern pulse IL steady
For the night till ihslr last breath
Onward ! every arm Is ready
on / to victory or death
Hear the rattle
OF the aghti
On to battle
For the right.
MEMPHIS, March IS, 1861.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-17

Altar, who had been b~oasiing Of the numer-
Gus foreign places he had seen, was asked if be
had ever seen louisiana.
No. SAYS Jack, "whas country does shs
live imp
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"Can you tell me, asked a blooming lass OF
a suitor, "whst ship carries more passengers
than the Great Eastern?o
"Well, madam, really I don't think I cam
"Why, it is eourtship." replied The maiden,
with a conscious blush,
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SUBURBAN AND CITY PROP
ERTF.

We have q number Of unimprovad and ELEGANTLY in
proved City and Suburban Lots, Fhich We srsr mr ale
or exchange
YOUNG & WELB.
mrT1 NUufnu r-aft.
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9K Ths Mobile Register learns through a
private source, that Judge Campbell, Of the
United States Supreme Court, intends to re-
sumo the practice Of his profession in New
Orleans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-17

@what did you give for that horse, neigh,
"My no'e.'
"Wsll, that was cheap"
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A story is told Of a person asking another
one whether be would advise him to lend a GER
tain friend money. "Whst lend him money
You might lend him an emetie and be wouldn't
return ito
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Trnst Sale.

ladies' win be waited On By leaving msir aadrs. at
the Doetor's ONCE. mrI
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Receivers sale

For Wharfmaster.
F0EIAs WOLFE Is 5 candidate for Westminster.
Election seth June. mrfs-d
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VIZ are anlhorized to ann5unee BEN G.. GARRETT
a. eandldate for re-slection TO tie once q Chief Of P0.
lice at the election In June next. mrites
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A London youth, intending to offer marriage
to a young lady, wrote to ask her to unite with
himself in the formation Of & Fart union.
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DIoKLEs, Preserves, JOuiss sns Steamboat Funi
i ture By A. s. levy. h Co,
Ios Nm -
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A D%utehman, the other day reading an &C.
count OF a meeting, came to the words; "Ths
meeting then dissolved.n He could not 6nd
the meaning Of the latter, so be referred to bis
dictionary and felt satisfied. In few minutes
a friend cane in, when Honty said, "Dsy mnsi
have very hot wedder deTe in New York.
ret an agoHnt OF a meeting we're ali de peoples
had melted away.7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-17

a PaFSon ~BnOwNLow, Of the Knoxville
Wig, uses the following "PaeDfe" langusgein
reply TO a letter received from an Alabama Sc
eessionist
Cease your abuse Of Tennessee, North Car
ollna, and Kentucky you dirty sceundrel and
uhtil you acquire habits II decency, and a re-
gard Cor truth, cease 10 write letters for news
papers. And when you speak Of me, do M
the kindness never to say snything in ny
fasoT.
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u A lady at a party in town the other
evening was asked what made her creeks 30
unusually red she replied, " the chaps."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-17

BHE. II. ATKINSON il a candidate Tor TIE once
E~harf-naster Election soth Of June mrI0-t
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G. II you would enjoy q luxurious shave,
or have your hair trimmed in the most tasty
and fashionable style, call on John Brown
barber. under DE Csmmereial Hotel.
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MIssIssIPPI
TENNESSEE FARMS.

We ofar a number % salecf and hiEhlT Improved
Farms 10 SHELBY county. varying IN di.t1nee from MHm-
phis from one % rEeery niles. All OF these lands are
dssirably situated, and dasiy adapted Tor Gartaning
and Farming purposes.
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EstFQV NTOESCe.
RIOO RQ9rRa.n.

ESCAPED from our premises, on Adams street.
Z Memphis, about the 5h Of February, = Mu-A
latto or Quadroon woman, named ALICE, wesEh-SHE
ing about one hundred and twenty pounds, well-A
formed IN good looking, about eighteen years Old, hav-
lag large, fail, dark eyes, black hair, not kinkey, but in
ciined to curl, ard large broad front teeth. not very
white, with Considerable space between them. The
above reward % cue hundred do lars We viii pay % anv
person delivering said woman % u.s.
J. ". CHRIsP 4 co
mrI5-H No. So Aczms street.
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~ he Arkan,as s.c...io1 -or5,,,,., !,

e. The Arkansas secession ordinance, as
drawn up, Is proposed to be submitted Gin case
Of pahsage BY the eOnvsntion) to tie people
forratifeation-the question being Hspprovari
or "disspProvsl.D The time suggested is the
first Saturday Of May, 1861.
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Farms.

000 ACRES on Hsrnando plank road, 10 acres
~ cleared, good dwelling and outhousea about
dty asrss eresk bottom Chsas, On time
MONsARRAT, DUPRB 4 co.
mri Ayers Building.
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AnKaNsAr

The Little Rock True Democrat Of the 14h
inst. Gays;
Yesterday evening quite an animated dis
sion sprung up % The secession ordinance, TO
be submitted to the people. Col. Grace opened
the argument il a long and eloquent address,
which no gentleman on the opposite side at
tempted or was able 10 answer. Judge Fldna-
gin followed on the same side, ia bold, manly
and srgumentstiys style. The Union side Of the
house Eat in profound silence, afraid seemingly
to trust themselves to speak, lest the enthusi-
asm OF The moment might hurry them to say
som thing too favorable to southern rights and
southern equality. II the people OF Arkansas
could hear the discussions IN the convention, It
would not be long before they would be over
whslmingly FOR secession.
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Storage and Commissiou Houae.

rHE .SS.srtb.rs have leased aaf ssnn.aious ware
house. NO. I UNION sTRKEr. bstWesn Hain
street. End FrJnt row. where they are prepared to do a
General Storage, COssnstsstOn
aTd Forwarding Business.
Our premises are we'll adsp ID % storage, 10 which
We thaii give special attention
w-saa, WELD Hawks
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ca The Knoxville (TeRn.) Register is Of
fersd for sale by the present editor and propri-
stOr, George W. Bradfeld, Esq, owing to do
nestle grievances. He says:
There is no better point in the State Of Ten
nessee for the publication Of a newspaper.
The terms Of sale will be accommodating.
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nURsUANT 70 the power aud authority conferred on
ne By the terms OF a trust deed made 70 ne By A.
warren and WIN. walker, on the tfth N0vemoe 1850,
and recorded In The Registers oRce Of Shelby Co .
Team. in book 4e, paEes45. IS End47, which deed - here
referred 10 for particulars, I will, on 90ra A OF
MARCH 1851, in front 81 the Tunnel saloon on ADAMS
street, in the city Of Memphis, a. . O'Clock P X e1-
city o. Memphis, Oh which stands the btick buildinEi
known as the Tunnel saloon, fronting sixteen feet eiEht
iuches on Adams street, running back seVeutv-iour
feat and three inches. Twill sell said lot and building
to the highest bidder for cash, to pay the tive notes de-
scribed in said trust deedi one for ak cen hundred
dollars. made and executed BY walker & Warren, dated
Nov. "a 1850, payable on March J. 1861, 90 the order Of
r. B. Declare. aud one note Ter thirfy-fsur hundred dol
lars, dated September "a, 1883, made and e1eeuted By
A. warren 70 the order q Vim. walker due March l.
1851, and the cost and expense y thasale.
gro. J. KING Trustee.
--Tm rN~~ra n~mu
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CONF To THE SOUTHERN CoEFEDERAcY.-
The Hon. 7. P. A. Bib, formerly secretary Of
State Of Kentucky, under Governor Morehead,
passed through our city yesterday on bis way
to Montgomery. He is a gentleman OF the
highest standing, both socially and politically.
His father was the Hon. Judge Bibb, who was
one Of President Taylor's CSbinet-Nashvils
Uaiaa.
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L. MORAT & CHA. BERIKGRR.
FLORISTS.

ON RANDOLPH ROAD, ONE-HALF ME raor
COURT SQUARE,
TTAvE constantly on hand a very large ~,ri.sv
III o. Roses B~ouqusts, Evegreous, Ver6snss-
Geraufums and ala kinds Of = swers, Plsrsa 49,
Shrubs. Also, thu Elest quality = Grana VIM
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, etc.
They respectfully ofsr their servi-ss irr LAVISH .,t
Gardens. Their ehafges viii Be moderats. I'D thev
guarantee satisfaciion-
mTs-2m l. NsRATN CHA RaRIxGEz.
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No WAE-The Montgomery Confederation
Of the 18th says; dispatches have been re-
eeiyed in this city from several prominent
men at Washington, saying that it is now a
settled fact that there will be no war. Sena-
tor Wigfall telegraphs that Major Anderson
will undoubtedly receive orders to evacuats
Fort Sumter. We shall hope for the best.o
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AGm A0bGrtlsemeats.
For Recorder.
For chief OF PeIice.

VIZ are authorized "a announce s. A. NOORE, as .
Cor Recorder 8: The ensuing election in June.
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DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE
T RESIDENCE

IN South side OF Linden Street Between Main and
shady Streets.
TIVE House oontalns Pour Rooms, Kitzhens berVants'
i Room. etc. The lot fronts 80 feet. Ths yard has
beautiful shade trees and shruboery- desirable place.
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NOTICE.
eNOttces

HEREBY foreEaru all persons from buying or trad
ing for ten certain notes, dated some tine In June
last, Tor the sum Of 1919 each, trawn By Turner Saun-
dsrs asd made payable 10 ny 5rder, a. payment has
been stopped, she sane having bssn lost or stolen IN
tAs dty this DAY. II. a..
nsnphss, March T. l~sa.-fmrl1-iW
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Sill az W0rkI

THE JOB PRINTING oFFICE Or as IA. w.-BtIs
i H'qrirar Is sfin opens znd Al orders ~ +1rf
promptly atended TO- as usual. HavinE sfarv fsrifi,
to execute, W. respectfully solicit a sk1rs Z, --5ii-
patronage PiedEing that ST ORDERS yin - #litts-Tv
attended %, We are yours, respectfully.
, ". NNeu1.
mIl9-lW n. R. Pan
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n-Ths Charleston Courier of the An inst

w 1AS Nhelie9lOu CSNfNf AK III Lhoss
says
Inquiries and investigations't that have been
made concerning the accidental shot from one
Of the Norris Island batteries, establish the
fact that the sh0tted charge had been left in
the gun by mistake, and a new charge was
put down.
We only refer to the matter to correct false
Impressions and confident sRd apparently au-
thentie report which We mentioned in our last
issue.
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GRAND MILITARY And CIVIC BALL!
THE THIRD ANNIVERSARY BAi
OF TIE
SteubeD Artillery,
on THE FIRST OF April.

BALI COMMITTEE Captain KILLER. First Lieat.
Maisr, Second Lieut.. T. Geugel, Third Lieut- Krone,
Orderly sergt. sehubAIt.
COMMITTEE OF ARRsNGzMENT-Private Halter,
Corporal Schneider, Corporal schmitt. Private Stein
mefe-. mri0-fd
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-11-14
ar. .ssLE.s.N~s U.NJy'Ess.sL sslLs
ssr s.,r ss~p'ssss, ksissssssss.
mss6oShss "a.

There ha. never been = Cn,hsrtie medi.
cine offered 10 tho public, tina. hs, given
such entire satisfsctiou ~ MrLean's Unit.
,crsnl pills.
being entirely vegetable, they ara per-
fcctly innocent md can be taken by the
masS tender infant, vet prompt and power.
fol In removing Ill Bilious secre,lons. Acid
or Impure. rsted matter from the stomach.
In fact, they are thu only PILLS that should
b. used IN mhlariou. districts.
They produce no Gsipinr, Sickness or
Pain 10 this stomach or Bowels, though
very active and searching In their operation
promoting healthy sccretirns ~ tho Liver
and Kidneys. Who will aulrwfrJm Bilious.
nsss, Headache and eoul Stomach. vhen %
cheap = remedy can DO obtsinedi Keep
shea consssasly On haad . single dose,
taken 10 season, may prevent h"sss, days
asd months Of sickness. Ast for DR.. J.
II. MoLean's Universal Pills. Take no
other. Being coated, they arc sassslsss.
Price only Is ccn,s ,,ss hos, and can be- cent
by mail 10 any p.r, n The United States.
H. II. MILAN, Soils Proprietor.
Cor. 81 Third aud p;ns Sts., ~. Louis, 30.