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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-30
The RIGHT SPIRIr.--The Savannah Repub
licin, OF Tuesday, says:

A doting father, as he rode in from the
country yesterday, was met by a messenger
who reported to him the sad news of ths
feath OF 8 favorite son. "How and where
did he dief" was the impu'sive inter
rogatory. Under Bes uraeard at Manassas.
lighting against odds of two TO cnan was the
reply. And how went the day ?" was i'm
mediateiy eltcul'ted. 1.-THE enemy were
ronted and put to flight" was the response -
Thank God :" said the father-"Then am
satisfied-I give up nv boYn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-30

BEPoRrED DEAD James jackson, of Ala.
baIna, who Is among those reported dead from
the battle of Manassas, has for msny years
past contributed largely TO the spor ting in ter.
est OF his section. He was the owner OF a
large stable Of some Of the finest racing ami
mails in the South
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-30

How The LINCOLN DRsPoTIsa Ia REpRB.
sEErsD ABRoAp.-Mr. Adams, Lincoln's new
Minister TO England, Is said 10 have gone 10
court ID dark blue coat, the collar, cnd-
and faps embr odered with gold white small
clothes, white silk stoc kings, low shoes, aud
TO have carried Il sword
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-30

"DouBLE QUIcK."-A popular military
movement with the Northern armv Taught
bv Beauregard in one easy lesson - Loutsv lie
Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-30

.omaunies.Iop. for NAM sas,nss, nIa g, !
company "B.' lat Regiment Virginia Volun- p
sers, viii be left with J. g. ToWss At tn NJ
im!ths, Ec. - Vain strsst, VINO viii forward y
he same JANIS x. LIB
tT--tS Eanta,1 so,1nan1trs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-30

MPDK TAST TU COUNTRY 1EK:
I CEAETS.-NOW rs TIE TiMS TO sAVH
FIFTY PR CENT.-Cor ntry merchants wishing
; save Af.y per cent. car do so by calling At nv
Wholesale anu Retail Store. Zoe OILY coEple.s
stock Of Confsotionsrfes in this city. have also
completed, II the rear OF my store. the .lsryss.
jsoay Factory this side Of New York Merchants
are requested to call ind examine for themselves.
4. ANTONl. 81. Nicholas Saloon.
mr. - ~ baiu at opp Rent, Pane i Go
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-30

I TAf n HFIA kII.IEE-b crrlH,u lenieuY
- for the positive and speedy cura OF Disr-hGa,
'umpsr Complaint, ChoIsrs Morbus, and all other
,lseises Of the stoms0h and bowe,s This we'll
nown medicine has beea ons before the pa blic,
nd csn be confd emily rocomme ded for the abovs
COMPLAINTS. II Is put M in ca Jap form 40 az to
'nable ~ to supply items selves without mach sx-
ense. Pr.cs, only % cents bottle liberal
,educticn will be made to soldiers buying pY the
oxen, Prepared and sold ty
g. w POSqgRs, Droxg;s,,
iva Corner Main and TO- d sis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-30
FEDERAL rRslraEyr OF PRISONERS.

FEDERAL rRSATaEyT PRISONERS.
While the wounded ankees brought to
Richmond are treated with more care than
our own brave sufferers, and sympathizing
women are permitted {wrongfully) to send
deiicacies to the occupants Of Harwood' 3
factory, the surviving Fire Zouaves in Wash
ington demand the sacrifice of the lives OF our
men who have fallen in to Hessian hands. A
Washington letter to the Baltimore Sun says !;
About two O'Clock this afternoon, a com
pany or six of the Csnfederates were brought
III as prisoners. When in the neighborhood
OF Inc treasury department, they were met
by party Of the Ellsworth Zonaves, who.
on sunday, were decoyed by the Secession lists
under iuu charge of their cavalry and lost 80
many lives. The Zouaves. apparently indig
nant at the presence OF the prisoners, at once
demanded The sacrifice eJ their lives. Other
soldiers intertered and used efforts to restrain
the violence OF their Zouave brethren, whilst
the Government authorities summoned
guard 81 cavsiry, by which the prisoners were
conveyed TO the old Capitol building, which
is now occupied as a Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-30

A Northern paper ventilates the following
Capt. Downev, OF the Fire Zouaves, was
wounded on the field of battle, and his body
was afterwards found literally cut In pieces.
/ Yves divided into four quarters,
A Iouaye, who was taken prisoner with six
sthrrs, and subsequently, effect ted his escape
arrived here TO- night with broken handcu Il
ON one wrist. He reports that he was treated
with Indian barbarity by the rebels, and that
many prisoners were pinionad 10 trees and
tormented with bayonetJ thrown st them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-30

SEAsDSABLE MEiSiCKNE.-sa,id Oh.
A trats Of Maggie sis, one OF the best aper,ens
nd cathartic medicines in use. ant mach Iaoye
portable than the solution or liquid Citrate %
dagnss one bottle being egual to three fons
the latter. AT this season OF ths year 1t is very
ieoessary that uch a preparation should BE- la
bile to the taste, aud. much preferable to kysom
ats, eeidlit: Powders, and other purgstivss.-
fors,le At MEADE kAkEE s Drug Store, Iss
a2ip 81 corner above Prst bf'ae ~?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-30

wren tAe history Of the conflict corlos to
Ne written by the digpassioaate bis torian. the
causes Of our defeat may 10 summed uIy
briefly In few words. Masked batteries. in.
experienced officers, the unaccoun table and
unobstrueted escape Of Johnston's column
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-30
- -
NETTING NEW .

FOX GOBLIN J WhTER.
On hand supply Of the shove ugs, for Cooling
Water, which we sre selling cheap, and as w2
nave no ice, every family should have them.
Coli II our Pottery KEEeEA 4 PARE
W Of IA T.vv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-30

CAAAN g. MINER, EhvAassLk 0kUsKhS
1 and fROVlslOE DEALERS offer for ssis--
Il hhds. BREASTS AEON.
- hbds. HAMS a.d SIDE EACOE.
Ii nhds. sEOCLDgR BACON.
100 bbls. Co. Extra 'C'' md ''D" SUC AK1,
% bbls. Cut Loaf and Yellow de-
loo bsgs La9usyra and Rio COFygs.
90 bbis. n o. and 7. 4. MOLAsexS.
. bbis. Extra LkAF LAID.
- bbis. pare CIDER VISgaAE.
"a bbis. a. G. ShsrisAE'S SEISRg9
lea bbls. BRANDY, GIN and WINE
K.eta $ucioo CIGARS,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-07
mo. l2.--IOL. ". 10.
Ez nE es-

e~rTwo Dollars for ore year y par a
the time of subscriptioi , &c Do''"r'
and Fifty Cents, WI THorI ifN ,Aiio'
affair the expiration of three mob'hs,
rPAII Bills for Advertise tifs. '9o'
Work. or SubscriI tier, rcl sldereo ou' u,
when contracted eyepli aFail 81 those VIII
whom we have running accounts
orrSabscribers failing t o order dlscontin n
nance of the paper at the expiration OF tn
time for which they may have subscribed
cars;aered as wishing 20 renew; and !
w;l n, continued to them accordingly.
e-xo P:,pcr will be sent out OF th'
county u Mess paid for in Advance.
nAy- lvertisement inserted atV V"c tso''
t,r ner SQuare Of Twelve Line
or Less ,forthe first insertion THY
Ge;,is for each continuance.
.3r Persons advertising by the year, VIII ~
CHARGED Y'orty D0.iars fora whole col
umn. Tweafy DOiiars ior one,haii
.re:, Dollars for one-auarteF. h0aev'd-
ION from these terms unde' any eircun's'd'1e'
xrJ~ The privilege of yearly advertisers is
sfricfIy limited 10 their cam immediate ana
rscuEGr b,ssine7s: and the business OF an ad-
yertising firm is not considered as lnciualns
that of its individual members
NJ Ann ouncing candidates hfre Do'i'''>
10 be pad in adrance IN every case.
Rr Advertisements not marked with the
number of insertions when handed IN, VIII
lie continued until ordered ont, and p6ynaen'
e1acfef.
s-f~ No Advertisement inserted grat'afous'g. ;,
acknowledgements Of an abusive nature "i"
not be inserted at any pf7ee.
kJsgo, Printing, Of Alb kinds nedtts
doneon nev Type, and on as re''sohSo''
terms as any Office in Tennessee. -,
.Gko E'aler will lie discontinued ui1' ~
all arrearages are Iaid ul--tatfPf al '~
I h. Publisher.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-07
GempIs Of Ghe Nuses
Inc fair IaMbuutiNist.

With feet half naked and bare
Aud dress half tattered and torn,
With penny here and mockery there.
And foods of derision and scorn,
She wanders the street wherever her feet,
Weary and willing, are borne;
With an eye as bright aud check as fair
AS the earliest blush of the morn.
3 Wandering up and down
Aud driven from door to door;
A lest for every idle clown,
And butt for every boor;
While the velvet-slippered, in satin and lace
Go rustling by her side,
With a frozen heart and curta'ned lace
And lip curled into pride.
80 beautiful, yet SO frail.
So willing, yet so weak,
o what if the heart shonld fail,
Anl aheavenly purpose break,
AMI the dens and keapels. and hrothes OF hell
Another poor victim hold
Acelestial spark be qnench ed in the dark,
Aud tho angel barie!el for gold.
No wonder the heart should fail,
And heavenly purpose fade,
The eye grow dim and the cheek grow pale
When none stand ready to add
No wonder the laffs aGe the cradles OF hell
so many poor victims should hold,
When the good are content TO worsh'p theH
And the rich to worship their gold
Movs patiently on. 0 earthl
.Tii Mercy's wandering dove
Shall fiy to the rosy realm of its birth.
And res in the bosom OF love:
Move patiently on till the cruc'hed ohriS'
Shall gather his radiant crown
From the lowly flowers and bleeding heart
That the world has trampisd down.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-07
uNDER TIE SNOW

- =
Gather the white shroud over III
COVERT deep with clay;
Dust of the pure aud beautiful,
Hide in the dust away;
Silent and cold and rnotioniess.
Freezing the seul with woe
Make for the dead sepulchre
, Under the drifted snow.
Veil the close eyelids reverently;
EYES that have been thy heaven,
Holy with trust and tenderness,
i,avo to their light had given.
Seal the pale lips all silently;
Lips that have clung to thine.
Dewy with loves sweet ecstacy,
Rich with its glowing wine
Gather the white shrond over it,
Moarn for the glory fed
Firth, thou t.lost forever!
Love, thou art cold and dead
Silent and cold and motionless.
Freezes the soul with woe
over the icy sepulchre
Gathers t. e drifting snow.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-07

The Boston Bankers, 10 concur
renee with the Nsw York Bankers,
will. il seems, decline all Federal
Loacs to be created for var purposes
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-07

Mr.. Arthur Chopin has received
S25.000 from The Carrollton La
Railroad for the loss Of. one OF bis
legs. yalaatle Legacy, that.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-18
hCHTNE AND FINISHING WORK.
OLD METALS UJU8HT-

They dealing in aud soiliuv Aileu't lmIl4t.
Steam GauRe, Wrought mon welded riUeI mod I
bling, hiram Hopkins Improved Smut bfachiu
Stephen Hughes Flour SEPARATOR, German Hol
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic helauE, PacEiuR, iiosf., q
Of the be5t kind; Tinpiuf@, Sheet luous Blari Il
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelters Fire BHck.
They have every facility of the hest Machine
end work men, aud viii give am work Utruslel
them, their individual attention, hIiag or1H
promptly, warrsntiuE their work, and -Ie -atisn
with reasonable prices.
re Office ana Sale R9oioa NO. eco slain -frg.
Founde' y, Boiler Yard aO Machine shop 600 Et
street between FlrHt r 'eH1ud -trrUt4. EFuH
vile, Indiana. 1oel
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-18
WORM CANDY,


Sa mt nine zen es.
WE Offer these LoHeuges without disguise GIL
w their composition. AS their name import
they depend for their efficacy upon santonine a'On
the lntely discovered active principle oftha EH'
ropean or Leyant Worm Seed.
All the merit which claim loT our medlriH.
* the purity Of the Sautonine which De contains au
tho careful manner On which ID has been iucOrgl
rated with and Distributed through tbe mass iron
Itch the Luzengcs have been formed.
TO be sure Of these important points, We hh. E
thom prepared At the Louisville Chemical Worhr
where the SantOnine Il first tested Tor its puut.
aud then combined ia the LoZeuge iu such wa,
to retain its properties and virtues unchanged.
TO the Profession we prssenta valuable and well
known medicine IN "a convenient and attractive
form, of uniform aud known strength-the dtror
tious indicating tho dose of santoniue according al
the u. s. r.
TO the public wo offer remedy ior Worms, el
cacous safe, and as pleasant Hs couiectionary ht .
moderate price.
For sale by all reputable Druggists Throughout
the South or West WILSON, PETER 8 Co., .
d6wGm Muiu So.
euaIBTIAN BRArZ...-...-. HrfLn-
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w =. R0sT0ys- X ga.
kA

A,Ss
n soectfuly announce to their friends aud CHI
qsns v Evansville generally, that theg still in
~ ~ " business, aud thankful for past Ia
goTs a., hope by strict attention. 10 business TO
,narit . a. Nlt3nHanCs Of patronage on our new plan,
pbirb w. 10w adopt this date, which is strict
y for cash Al orders ae5onpsnisd "lth age can
~ hat ,5 Y r4i baud and :or sale 30 tons prime
f4.-S5,a II Nd white Corn, selected expressly
- - 80, . assh Corn Ear, COO busA
0ats 5 io1s OH n cal. and fail supply o. Bran.
$50, - ~ IA everything usually found IN
80 80 III itch will he sold cheap lar cash,
ani cs7h "'iS' r. S RUST0N & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-18
patronage upon {
WE'LL TRIED CORPORATION.

In the equitable adjustment, and prompt Cash re-
spouse to losses the PHOENIX stands e-eaineratiy
at he head Of rs profession; tghiIe as eesire prac
tcI, and stcaSS business system Of local Ggencis
not erceied by any similar coTporaoa ia te 10orEd-
Insurancies solicited, and policies issued and re-
newed in this leading Corporation, at fair 10y
j. w. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
sep2S No. First street, up stairs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-18
KRAT2 g. HEILMAN.
TTfpV E0TT 40 Tfp Y

MANUFACTURERS AND Blu ILpEks OFFS tH
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery Tobacco hcfeH
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Game li |ia5
Thrasing Machines Gc.
EVANSVILLE, IND
TBgWIE PROPhTETORS or THE CITY FOtl
e dry beg leave 10 inform Their friends and O.,
pnblic IN general, that they arc prepared 90 dn 3
kinds Of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WOEE,
and every thing apportaining to lho Foundry o..
ness. They are manufacturing STEAM EE9IaEs a
BOILERS of any size aud power required. Saw
Machinery and Mil Gearing of any size, ID. Ii
iery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws Coz.
ming Machines, Thrashug Machinea Malt nil.
Horsepowers Corn-shellers, M aChinery of aii EIu.
made aud repaired. Iron and Brass CASTING
every description, Iron Housefronts. Cellar GraJD
&c. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest So
proved patterns Hollow Ware, Dog Irons. as. .
BIEWEES, DlBTiLLEEs, hkCIiFtEHat 50.
Supplied with every description II Copper s.
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing kettleai RefrFerai..
Attem purHfurH, tpargeai -tiliiirtta Hhi Worms d
an improved principle, Columns for .C0Hul HUlf
Yeast jugs, Cans, 5yphvu-, Yes Copper L01J pr
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass aud Iron rumpH Of esei
variety, Ton beer, spirits, uil, ~ Brass Cock aI
Valves, Steam histles, DC
Workmen sent 20 an parts 90 81 n.y. work aai z
repairs on Steam BoiicEa, Copper and Sheet lr.
Work. No
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-18

4xDyS-A RKES.
-. - 49, raiains curFants, rock candy,
ii . - al,I,u an on salts, roll birthstone,
y6T et,naras madder. extract Of logwood, in
Iiiro cream tartar Soda be, cords OF al KINDS To-
bacco of all kinds backing, @ittHs 9 hutDsss' q
ears Of ali kinds ginger race and ground, spanish
5ol,ss glass lars lanterns ami II asks, mustard pep
per sauce matches, pickles, ST 9ne pipe7' powder
sofatV f,ss -aD- OF all kinds 81 arch, teas, vine
gar camphor, letter, note, cap, a nj fancy paper,
wrapping paper, envelopes salt pei te gum drops,
wooden bowie juju paste, cinlaHo u, dried beef,
british ustre, bonnet boards, java Vice, ink, OIL
nails SASH glass, spirits turpeutine Spice' Soda
pain killer, liduOrice, sc, &c, DC.
A supply OF the above kept constantly on mana,
and for sale low, by ). K. GILBERT & %.
iupe5 No. 4 Sycam, are st.
I'm n ~ RFRnUNs
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aTaD As@V NJ u - O~WS-
aru2s s. r. GILBERT q co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-18

Sseamers--RegUlsr Pac ketS.
For particulars, see advertisements.
FOB CAIRO.
COURIER leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at IL
o'clock n. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays at
night.
FOR PADUCAHs
OaAnLEY B0wES leaves Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays at 10 O'Clock NJ. Arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays at night.
FOR LoUIsvmLE.
EUGENE and GREY EAGLE leaves Tuesdays and
Saturdays at O'Clock p. NJ. Arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays in the afternoon.
FOR GREEN RIVER.
LUZ EAvEs leaves for South CarroltOn and Pond
River, on Wednesdays and Saturdays at NOON
Arrives on Tuesdays and Fridays, at night.
There is regular daily communication with ii en-
DERsoN and NEwBURGB byland conveyance
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-18
Facts for fine PeODIo
new Shooting Gallery.

" 0AAOCJAAs9 ~ CSAA@A y
The undersigned would inform the mi htary COM
panies Of Evansville aud the public generally, that
he has Cited up the spacious Han on the corner Of
Main and First streets, Date Masonic HalD as
shooting qaIieTg." All persons desiring 10 prac-
tice with the Rife and Pistol invited To call
The best weapons will always be kept on hand.
Visitors TO the Gallery informed that good or
der will always be insisted on.
septzI-tf GEORGE. ". NFXBEN, ia
HB.sCO.R.
= . 800 lbs Clear Sides,
500 fbs CanYassed Hams,
600 lbs Ci,nvassed Shoulders, for sale low by
FIGKERY BIOS,
enc No. 81 Main street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-06
TALK ON JCHANGE.

me flags were not CroWed yesterday nor was
there any excitement following the recent of a
dispatch to Governor Moore, that the Mississippi
was to be bl0ckaded, which frightened citizen
Geddes so much that he telegraphed for the mail
boat which left yesterday morning for Mobile to
return. The blockade in the lakes is based on a
dispatch from the Commanding General at Pensa-
cola, saying that two light draught steamers had
been dispatched from the blockading squadron off
Pensacola to intercept the Mobile boats How did
the Commanding General obtain this information,
is the question? That is not of much import, but it
only serves to refresh our memory that months ago
we talked that some picayune gunboat could
anchor off the eastern outlet of the Rigolets and
block the route. Fort Pike might as we'll be in
kamschatka for all use in prevention against a
blockade of the Rigolets.
The coast packet Creole arrived last evening
and met with no Interruption She leaves at the
usual hour this morning for Ocean Springs and in
termediate landings. Grants Pass and Dauphin
Island Pass may be blockaded, but no confirmation
OF such movement on the part of the enemy was
received last evening. At any rate, Com. Robinson
says the Gypsy will move to-day and run the
blockade at all events 1t puzzles us to know how
Gen. Bragg should obtain information from the
enemy that Mississippi Sound was to be bockaded
yesterday, or to-day, or tomorrow, and communi-
cation with Mobile cease. A long tom on board the
Gpsy or Corypheus, with fifteen or twenty reso-
lutte seamen and volunteers would easily compel
any gunboat of LincoIn's to scamper from Misss-
sippi Sound.
Anere was some talk about the European ad-
vices paV nothing Of decisive nature could be
asceftaihea' Inc Asia is now due with the full de-
tails Tor the week ending the 25th May. The no.
litica intelligence from the other side is more re-.
garded at this moment than commercial or fnon-
| cial.
| The "0ne-horse " bloaekade at the month of tho
Mississippi has full sway, and after Sunday next
there will be no egress, ingress being already
stopped. Three ships outward bound crossed the
bar yesterday morning, and were graciously per.
mtted to proceed. There are eight vessels now
detained inside for want of water If our fire ships
mad been in readiness, the mouths of the Mississippi
could not have been closed by one or two Black
Republican cruisers.
we seldom hear of the many fasehoods which
are published III Northern papers, particularly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-06
1t ssaid that " the census embraces seventeen
millions of women.n Who wouldn't be the census !?

The ENEMY IN Distress. "A howl of agony
comes from the Northwest. She feels already the
pinch Of this war, which has closed down on her
like vice. The Cairo blockade has cut off her
Southern market, and her large crops of grain,
raised last year, from which she expected financial
relief rot in her cribs and granaries. McClernand
OF illinois, is importuning the bankrupt Govern
menu mem a. Washington to come to the relief of the
suckers, BY purchasing their grain. The Cairotes
are cong good work for us, impovershing our
enemies Without hurting US in the least. We have
an abundance and plenty more growing Let them
don't we will It is the best war measure for yT ns
that could be desired. 1t is crppling the enemy,
While it y sf h Netting Us 70 make ourselves indie
pendent q IN me NORM ,a FOR provisions for all times
your blockade strictly. Seize every sack Of corn
and caak of bacon shipped to the South and sell
them where you can.
Memphis Avalanche Nav .,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-06

The ENGLISH ANTI-SLAvERY AGITAToRs ALARMED
an THEIR WORK From speech delivered in the
English Parliament by Lord Brougham, it appears
that his lordship takes no such cheerful view of
the prospects Of slave emancipation from civil war
IN thiscountry as the Tribune and other Abolition
ist organs entertain. He considers, on the con-
trary, that the slave trade is likely to receive an
additional impetus from the events transpiring
here. He declares that for that reason he has
come to the determination of no longer presiding
at or even attending anti-slavery meetings, and
recommends all otheRs to follow his example. It
is evident that his lordshp feels satisfied that the
South will succeed in establishing its ndepend-
anee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-06
To fhe EEufcgsuGl'e Tf'Hcgc.

The Undersigned HAYS hand full supply the following
goods, which they offer at the lowest
JOS. Rodgers / Sons " DRY TABLE CUTLERY.
=. POCKET CUTLERY AND SCISSORS
Geo. Wostenholm Il Sons
GENUINE BARLOW KNIVES,
BEST FRENCH LOCKS,
B.B&S PATENT GROUND RAzORs.
PATENT BUTTONHOLE CUTTERS.
RruGs {. S. CARPENTERS ADzESAND AXES.
=, :. SOCKET AND FIRMER CHISELS.
D Armes & SONS L. H SIIOVELS AND SPADES.
Spear & Jackson's SAWS
Bn<hs WATER GATES,
Wcynou!h's CUT NAILS.
Grihin's HORSE SHOE NAILS.
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