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1900 Acres Of Land for Sal

GiXTEEN hundred acres Of land situattt "
- East bank of Bayou Rouge, ST. Ala!;y
tract OF land lying above high xater, gu. z " \
one Of the most desirable cotton pianaa@ y i
Southwestern District of Louisiana.
Apply to CHEYia \ It s1I!a y.
July 7. 1860. ~
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Plantation for SaIe.

YNtiE undersigned will sell his StgarfasEiH1
4 at Bellevue, about liye miles xSAsnl
stdatii Of upelousas, containing kessFn
i1a'ut 1900 arpents, amply sup 81
piled with wond, al,olit $50 acres E3443l6
IT which are in cultivation. The lsidh sdsgt31
t, the culture OF cotton or cane; has the ufal
praye,hent-, and an excellent sugar houa y
steam engine.
For terms and conditions, apply to G, L ssltaa
Esq. or John +. King Esq at 0~peloassi sts
Messys. W. S. Dome ! Il Co., Com. Merchant, y
Orleans, or to the undersigned.
BENJ.R. R0GERls
November II, 1860. S
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Vente publique.

8 aOut
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TOSEPHA GAUTHREAUX. Collector
y ETC., olre ses services an public CONNIE tel
Tout ordre laisse a son bureau, OH chez A. Mills
pangh, a Washington. sera promptement execute
Opelousas, Is oct 1860. E a
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DHARMACIE DE wAsHINGToN.-Les sous.
/ gnes informe par lie present leurs amis
ct lie public quils ~viennent de %receyoir, un R-s
assortment frais ct considerable de Drogues MA
ct Medicines ainsi qu'un assortment de pein. -
lures p%artnmeries de toutes sortes, etc.
lis sont aussi agents pour la yente, dune grande
quantite de medicine patentees ct des plus popu,
laires. A. LOuAlLLIE Il Co.
% avrtl 1853. Washington, La.
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Bellies Montres ct Bijouterie de
U@I- w chniy

Il readre pour du compliant a bon'marehe.
rHARLEs N. EALER. Horloger ct biioutier,
~ encoignure Main street, Opelousas, est
ton a toutos les branches de So profession. Eag
II a aussi IN assortment ctoisi de montres, hi.
%jonterie, ct belle coutellerie de poche, quill rendra
Il bon marchG. =
II achatera du We'll or ct argent.
Opelolaas, 5 novembre l560-la
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TsHRI
Il
iaaeearI
Aata,' |
Ct |
NeeSa,I
tata. |
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Bonnie chance pour les honl'nes
d'anaire,

II GIBBS ohre d yendre la maison a deux etages
j . occupee par lui actuellemcnt CONNIE demen-
re ct magasin, avec une bonnie cuisine et les oats'
SEES en- brioues don't il Sc sert pour IN depot de vol
ture.
LIE terrain a loo pieds de face sur nne protondeuf
de l6s pieds. mil,
Je vendrai alssi mon stock de fonrnitnres,p penn
lures, ct L. Iouerai la partie de ~l'ateier de %voitures
aui Joint a celui de S. p. Clark. qui continuera a
faite les autres branches d'ouvrages en- bois ct fer.
A ceux qui out les moyens necessaires ct des ma,
bitude qni CONVENIENT Il la communicate, volla Tue
cxcellente occasion pour taire de brillantes anaites'
q mars 1861 JOSEPH GIBBS.
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magaSln.

II ia souss,gnes ayalt forInA me societe de com.
merce sous Ia raison de Nays. DMpre, mt
Ehonaeur d'annoneer 4 lesrs ainis et au public en-
general, Que Fun d'eax Went dsarl1vee ae New
Fork ayec IN assortment complet de
MArchSnlises sAches,
QuincAillefies
Ch&ussureG,
Groceries 8
LiQneurs,
s BLOSSOMS,
FaIance, 81
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AVIs.--PRIX REDUITs.

E sonssigne a partir de &c jour vendra son bois
y sur place a son moulin a scie sirne sur lie ba.
you Bourbeux anx prix rednits CONNIE suit:
Pour Copal ct ~laurier II cts lie pied compliant on
q etsle pied Il credit.
Peur Eheue bla,c ) cts lie pied compliant ct 81
cts lie pied a credit.
Pour Meyer ct Frene II cts lie pied compliant ct
3 cts a credit,
II fcra %toujours une deduction raisonnable pour
de forts %..iills.'i s.. v. RICHARD,
5 juin ls6l-tf 4 Agent.
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AINIEE ILT4
A Tx Coteanx Piaquemine, par lc s~oussigne sur
"A son habitation nne mule conleur souri. II v
a environ un an qu'eile reste autour de Templace.
ment. Ellie est de la taille ordinaire DIES mulets du
Missouri. Sur son epaale gauche, ellie porte, une
marque A peu pres ainsi; S ct ellie a environ 4 ans,
Qnand on Ia Wit pour la premiere fois, ellie await lie
erin du eou ct de la queue rase pres de Ia peau. Ellie
ct sur lie dos.
lie proprittaire est prize de yenir prouver sa pro.
priete ct payer les frais de cette notice.
20 MA .CHACHFRE,
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a LPHONSE DEBAILLON, Encanteur
"A. Public dams ct pour la Paroisse st. Landry.
Tout ordre laisse chez lui on au bureau de IT'S
Robin sera promptement execute.
Opelousas, I %jnnyier 1861
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Marcl,andises Nouyelles.

FL 9 BON MARCHE,
"A magasin de NJ. Raphael Hollier, sous Ia d.
IN. rection de NJ L Desbret
Les habitans de st Landry sont par lie pre-. n,
sent a~vertis, que je vieps de r%ecevoir de Ia ~
Nouyclle Oleans, un assortment complct ct ~
magnitque de marehandises, que j'otire maintenant
a mes amis ct au public EN- general a des priA les
Mus moderes; mon assortment consiste Ell paItle en-:
Marchandises saches,
Habillenents confectionnts,
Bottles, soulier, chapeaux, casquettes,
Quincaillerie, FaIence,
+ Tabac, Cigares ct Groceries de
s,utes qualite, eu un mot jai tout &c qu'on pent de-
sirer dams mon genre d'alfaire. Venez examiner
mon stock. ss
Ouelou.as S oct 1859 Washington.
n B Aussi un lot de merrin de 3 pieds ct un lot
de pieux de six pieds, -@
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400 arpents de terre q
Vendra

TINE superbe terre, situee pres de la traverse
u d%'Ashworth sur lie bayou Nez. Piqu6, conte.
nant 400 arpeuts de superticie, mesurant dix ar
penis de face sur lie bayou, ct .ayant un beau ct
magnifque bois.
Cette terre Sc vendra a des conditions avantageau,
SEES pour lacqnereur; pour plus amples informa
ton, s'adresserA j. II. Unlisted.
Opelousas, 81 Juliet 1860.
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ChevaEpaye.

ECHAPPE de Washing, un beau cheval de
IL couleur girls de fer, at a peu pres Is mains
de bant, il Il une tache sumo des Ranches ct les
deux pieds de deyant fern Ce cleval a dc bellies
forlnes ct une jolie. appare.
Une honnete recompesera pave a quiconene
lie cheyal ci-des deerit au soussigue il
Washington.
l dec 1860. C. G. PICKET,
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YENDRE.

s;s4sA B Bin
I.es Sources dsl Beaver Creek.
Eptoprietaiir dssiraat yaire in voyage en- Euro
Ids, desire Vendre cette nlagni- IN
,auste retraise ds4ts, qui nest sur Al
paas6e par aaenne dams I istat tant III ~
nonr IL yestnS az SEES eaax min6is- &A2A~
II QUE pour - autres avantages. les sources son,
eituzes sur IN des tributaries de Ia riviere Nez-piqud
q 50 miles dc Ia vile des 0pelousas.
III patente qui comprend SEES sources est de 81
kQs1O0 acres ct les authorizations consistent Ell I'M.
hotel, des ehaunhres sesparees, chambres q hahn ma.
rasin, enisine, Aelries ct de jolies savannes. On
peut iacilement logo . cette retraite $50 perSonnes
e on tIoupe tout &c qai est necessaire a I'M tel
Establishment. On y = le grand ayantage d'ayoir I'M
moulin u seie d nn mile etdenli. Il
Lesenyirons s0nt toni &c quill y a d'attrayant.
ca sont de bellies prairies 4ui abondent en- glhier,
tel que. faisans. becasses, psrdrix, hecassines, etc.
et dea pinieres ondaleuses on ron > trouye des ours
des chevrepils Ell des dindea sauvages; ct les rlis'
seanx limpides qai les trayersent de tons cotes
abondcnt en- p0issops.
81 quelqu'Gn desire aciaeter cette ~retraite, il fe
i .hien Do faire Observation-Disclosures au sous
sign4. .8s4
Ia termes 81 conditions soat want geuses pou
lacheteur. ~ ]. N. Unlisted, Agent.
OpN4oasas II. decembre ls6o.-jno
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"A yendre.

TIN moulin a scie a vapenr de 10 force de vingt
u chevanx, situe sur la riyiare Calcasieu, a en-
viron so miles de son embouchure, ayee maison de
maitre, forge, etc.
Ce moulin est en- parfait 9tat. Les conditions
seront avantagenses; pour plus ample information,
z ,adresser au bureau de cette feuille.
Opelousas. 8 JUN 1850.
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$500 de Recompense.

I'D AilTI MARION dc Humiliation de r.
bin de la Paroisse St Landry,
ie Ter JUN 1850, I'M jeune Negro nom 4
inc jim Brahbon, age de 20 ms, de :
collelr noire. Sa taille est de 5 pieds 4
I ponces de l,auteur ct. il pese environ
I50 livres. s%4:
La r6eompense ei,dessus, sera pay6e
4 qui conque i'arretera de maniere q 1
&c qse je puisse l'obtenir, on en- me
,le ~iivrant 4 Ia Nouyelle.Orleans chez II.
eoignure Gravier ct Baronne.
2 iniin 1860.
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TO sell at private Sale,

A fine n~nslattn man, esrtentets agsdipsAl
"A 40 years, able to put up ploughs. naksh
carts, negro cabins; in q word, nearly Ill
kind OF work necessary on a plantation.
This mfilatte man will lie seld Ut lrtasaal
price and conditions. For further information, i
ply at the office Of the Patriot Of to tAs Shelf
this Parish. ssSs
March 81, 1850.
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-. 10. IN m mot tout ce que deyrsit tenir un.
nAgasin Ae 10 Champagne
Toat 81 avoaiant scarter toute sorte de charla.ta-
nisupe 4 ns@cette annonce, les souss.ignes iliesl.
tent pas. n6animoins, A annoncer quils %pourr0nt
yendre ieurs JnarchaDdises 4 des prix aussi bas que
senx du detail de Ii Noayelle-Orleans ct probable.
msnt 4 meilsur marche quelles SO sont yendues lci
jaeQussA aujourdsh hui. jS4
THeasoussignGs u reposant sur cette conviction
ane le5systAne des anfairas an compliant est le plus
I'M etie plus ayantagenx aussi bien pour l'aclletsur
Nue ppouysles mArcfaad, Ills esparent que eetix qui
yosdrnnt ben les encoarager ne les mettront pas
dans IA dnre n~tcessite de repeter constarnment que
70 Y modieitsf de lsnrs prix, lears affaires ne Sc
fsront qa'au compliant.
ssIispscnpsntie msgasin anciennement de P.& Y.
" - b. NEY, 3s5
EDMOND DUPRE.
AnalnuaaS ~ m 1890.
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o.


TERRE, TERRE, TERRE,
A vendre a des termes ct condi-
tlols avantageuses aux acque-
reurS. 8
Els personl,es qui tpenvent ayoir besoin dun
- quart de section de terre, dune demie on plus
feraient ben de s'adresser de suite au lie PLATING;
qni 4 4 vendre lea lots suivants 4 des prOpelousac-
cogaeront avec les temps, sayoir:
La O. du N. +. de In section Is, ]. 1. No. s,
r., saisle bayou Lagones pres de moulin de Bassett
ainsi que les ct section ~suivantes sur lie Bayou
Crocodile en- eette paroisse.
LIE N. O. de Ia section 81 T..R. 2, r.
In N. i. du s. O. de Ia section 81, t. 2. S. E..
La N. =. de Ia section II, lot 5 de Ia section 30,
Quest dn Bayou Crocodile T. No 2, r. s. 3 Z.
lie ! N. u. del la section 81, 7. 2, h. S. E..
Ces terres sont biena boistes ct pour la fertilite ne
sont surpass6es par ancune dams l'Etat.
8dee l860-jno j. NJ. Unlisted.
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The INTERNAL MAcHINE.-A
Baltimore contemporary tells a
good story i'll connection withthe
late search for arms i'll that city
by some federal soldiers
AS a detachment of federal
soldiers were poking about in a
cellar, they stumbled on a singu-
lar looking machine, with a long
tin funnel, which had been par
TALLY concealed in one corner.
They were about to remove the
affair from the house, when the
lady Of the house rushed toward
them and begged of them not to
touch it, as it was filled with
powder. The words had scarce
ly escaped her lips, when the
soldiers rushed pell NELL out of
the door, and only halted upon
hearing a hearty burst of laugh
ter from the lady, who, upon be-
ing Intercepted, informed them
that it was a patent German
sausage machine" .I.
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DuTlEs.-Every man ought to
pay his debts-if he can. Every
man ought.to help his neighbor-
if he can. Every man and wo-
man ought to get married-if
they can. Every man should
do his work to suit his custom
ers-if he can. Every man should
please his wlfe-ifhe can. Every
wife should sometimes hold her
tongue-if she can. Every law
yer should sometimes tell the
truth-if he can. Every man
should mind his own business
if he can, and every woman too.
Every one should take a news
paper and pay for it-any how.
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II j. BEAUCHAMP, Encanteurdans ct
= . pour la Paroisse St. Landry, executera avec
promptitude toute affaire qni lri sera coafe. Blu
reau aux Opelousas. { ianvier 1850. ~.
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DR. VIM A.
G'ETANT 6tabli dune maniere permanente 4
- Washington, ofre SEES services a tons ceux qui
voudront l'honorers de leur patronage, Bureau, rue
du Maine, yis.a.vis Ia pharmacie de NM. Louailler
h Boucher. IA ayril 1660--la
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6. ii. & E. MOUTON,

r OUIS stage, Encanteur Public dams
IL ct pour la Paroisse3 st. Landry. Bureau a la
Vile Plate.
Fl Opelnnsas. Z ianyier 1860.
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n. 1d:,i rnEi p. Y. 5. Dspa,,s a..
- residence, Baton Rouge, IL a., oalft!a
'of'he Entry OF Lands at tie ststee I W. 1. AAtll
n hEFKREKcEs: l s's oass
+. beng',erel, Register Opeiousa uA'q ds,.. !.
y tion. j.. y Iailaferro, Harrisoabura ~ Y
II. Cuny, tlarrisonburg, La. ~ adall
March IL, lsGO.-ly.
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CONFECHoNlPI

d aesc, i,t Woak =, j. prepared 10 ei iii I'M, ,asals1A
fram aau 1nlly equal to similar a1t SE /
l nr;nes any Quarter, and at Tie a 49, d ssst
are'e e;te nus g gMI drops, candies an up, N.Y. ~
the Southwest. AaeRn tthhffo5ssls
G 1sssssr-ls, lss g. approved sis,,I ~.s,.,t,,,.
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CHEROKEE CTRE

An unfaiiing cure for Seminal Weakness, Noctrrna
Emissions, lmpotency, Loss of Power, Pains in n,
Back, Stone in the Bladder, Distracted and Dfnrrl
henstruation. and all diseases caused by d~eviating from
the path Of nature, and i~ululgiug ia Self Pollution
By the Use Of this Care all improper discharge, are RI.
moved. the weakened organs Of generation are spggdl,
cured, and full vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage. shoplJ rsazet
that 3 sound mind aud body are necessary to promote
eonuuL.al happiness.
Ia the Cherokee Cnre he poor. drblItateL worn down
aud departing deyofeaof sensual pleasure. will apd II.
lief.
IL safe and pleasant in taste, but immediate in f..
action containing no mineral poison. bu, Is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, 10 The form Of a dslieon.
syrup.
Price 50 per bottle, or three bottles for - and for.
wsrdsd by express to all parts Of he world
Sold By all respectable druggists everywhere
POTTER 4 MERWIN. Proprlsrors
Sole ProPrietors, o. Jefferson street. near post office
general dealers in all popular family medicines. Mem
phis, Tenn.
BsOld in Memphis BY all responsible rusglsts
mr26~-dtwawly
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The Privn,e4rsmen Of Ihe savannah.


The New York Post of the oath inst, has the
following in regard to the tfal of the captain
and crew Of the p~rivateer Savannah:
The trial Of the phvateersmen Of the Savan-
nah was resumed this morning IN the United
States circuit court in this city. The courtroom
was crowded with spectators. Baker, the priya-
iecr captain, took a seat at the table occupied by
his counsel, and on being presented with a-copy
OF the Charleston Mercury, peTused 10 for some
time, apparently with the deepest interest. His
features wore a more stOical expression than
during the proceedings Of yesterday. Young
Passailague, an object Of almost equal interest,
exhibited his usual buOyancy Of spirits, bur oc-
easiOnally assumed an appearance Of much grav-
ity- Harlest0n, who, when arraigued for in
~dictment, appeared very uneasy, is now quite
selEpossessed. Al the prisoners were present.
The testimony was then resumed but no new
facts elected.
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LYECHBTRG, October 3l.-The editor Of The
LynchbuIg Republican has just received a letter
from a member Of Col McDonald's cavalry fully
confirming the defeat of the Confederates at
ROmney.
Our forces were attacked in two directions bv
an overwhelming force Of Federals, and, after a
fight of two hours, were forced to make a precipi-
tate retreat, leaving behind baggage ofevery de-
scriptiOu, eOmmissary and q-uartemaster's stores
and papers and three pieces Of~cannon.
Our whole force was between 500 and GOO, OF
which $50 were cavalry and the balance militia.
The enemy had 5000 men and their cavalry
equaled our whole force. 1t was impossible for
US to get reinforcements from any point, as ouI
men everywhere were fighting more than ten
times their number. It is impossible to arrive al
our loss, but many are missing, and it IS be
lieved a considerable portion are killed, wounded
and taken prisoners.
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Trentmen, of Chrouic Diseases,

]RHEUNATIsN, S~CIATIcA, NEuRALGIA, DISEASE of IN,
HEAIT. Lungs, KIDNEYS aud SPINE, DYsPEPsIa
chronic diseases Of STOMACH aud BOWELS, NERvoU.
DEBILITY, etc. Special attention given to the vsriou,
female complaints, such al Of let alone) entail years o.
anguish and suffering, by an emacisted aud ruined con
~siituii0u, or brings on premature decay aud death.
Dr. MoRTBiORE viii make his regular semi-annuaI
visit to Memphis, and remain at the Worsham House
from Monday, the 4th, until the l2th November, inst }
where all who desire ean consult him. Having treated
several hundreds OF prominent citizens Of Memphis and
vicinity hs success in curing is now generally known
in this, a. well as other Important cities Of the South
Citizen females, VIII, when they desire IL. be visited al
their residence.
No charge for consultation. IT. after interview, per
sons desire treatment, a reasonable charge viii be made
and agreed upon for the time If treatment. moo
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
wFFKLY 81 Ell REPORT.


TuR,5Hgp FROM rHf a,EHANT5' Fv7HANsF.
nrarms November r. 1861.
NorE-rhe guo.aiou. given in The following review
70 must be- understood u, Wholesale prices except where
otherwise noticed and THAT iu all cases in the hldns OF
small orders, higher rates viii Dee charged
Dullne,, aud inactivity have been The leading rh'l'c
terfstlgs Of our market during the past week business
operations having been seriously restricted by the militia
nv embargo aud the very me0sre receipts OF grain and
pr,dure 10 hand bv both railroad and river. The small
arrivals Of wheat have forced several of or city mills 10
.,spap5 aparati,n-. and a. % consequence -four has eN.
peritucrd a further advance, while the Pr'cr OF wheat ''
fully double what, only q few weeks since. was 'ousla.
cred by orr planting friends fair aud rrmuuerai''e
figures Corn. oats aud hay have been in limited supply
aulbrisk demand, with prices stil more in favor OF sell
crs. salt has also experienced o further advance also
b~aggius, rope and Irvine. Nothing new ia bacon pork
or lard. Sugar and molasses ure arriving freely, and
holders have submitted TO a further decline. There IL II
moderate demand for New Orleans exchange at lal2
premium. while Confederate notes are now selling al par.
Gold coin continues firm at u and silver al 10 z cent
premium.
COTTON-Tbe market remuius DUH aud inactive, the
weeks sale, comprising barely 4Obales ar "a basis OF '4c
for strict good m~iddliug.
The total receipts OF cotton at this point, from Septem'
Der l-t to date, comprise 1913 bales, against loi395 to
same date last year-decrease this year lo2,l55 bales.
The shipments during the same period embrace 1860
bales, against 81 4g3 bales TO same date last year-ir-
crease thi. year 1851 bales.
MEMPHIS COTTOS STATEMENT
stock on hand Sepr. ,, 1861 ...---- bales loi
Received pact wrek-----. -tl
Received previously ...-... .--...... --.-l "'i- i'4"
Total a6I6
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CRIMINAL COURT.-In the case Of the State
Is. Nomsut, for an assault and battery, the de-
PENDANT being in the public service, under the
act Of Assembly, the court, as authorized by said
act. dismissed the same. In the case Of the
State vs.. Sweat and Williams, for assault and
battery. the Acknowledgement took a mol. pros
as 70 Williams, and Sweat committed, when the
court, regarding his submission as e~vineing a
sense Of his violation Of the law, and his purpose
10 observe it afterward, omitted the impnson-
meut and 6ned him S25.
The State IS. Mccarthy was called and a
panel Of s. jurors ordered for this morning al
half past eight O'Clock. A panel was also OF.
d-red in the case Of the State v. Peter. a slave.
for one O'Clock to-day.
In the case Of the State vs.. Kinman, the argu-
ment Of counsel, was heard this morning, which
was able on both sides, and the case submitted &c
the Jury under the charge OF the court, who re-
turned a verdict Of guilty of an assault and bat
tery, fixing his fine at So. when the defend
snt's counsel moved for a new trial and inauesi
Of Judgment, which motion viii hereafter be
heard, and the Imprisonment fixed or not, as the
court may determine.
Hereafter the court viii hold but one instead Of
Two sessions a day, that is, wiz not adjourn for
dinner, but, meeting at half past eight O'Clock,
hold till halfpast ;, which is work enough in al
reason for these short days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-05

Cone GROUND FLOUR-At a time like this,
when the Deeessaries Of life are so costly, II is
imperativeiy necessary that the articles we pay
50 dearly for should be good Among these ari-
cles, considerations Of heahh as well as Of econ
Omy make il especially desirable that our -four
should be Of good quality. A short time ago We
gave q description Of q popularity that distin-
guishes the Maynard Touring mill Of Kirwan
4 TOrian, that stones used IN grinding are not
fist, as Is usually the case, but eonical, a cone
fitting into q conveHity made to receive it, into
which the grain falls and is ground. The
amount Of Aour produced by these stones is
somewhat less than by the ordinary process-tbe
choicest arms alone entering the barrels. We
have been trying the Navy-ysrd mills Rour dur
ing the last two weeks, and the cook speaks
in the highest terms Of the excellent manner in
which the -four makes up. The bread it makes
is agreeable 10 eat and of fine quality.