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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-30


From Saturday evening up to last evening
the nyer iel 20 inches, and is row falling rapid
~ The weather was beautifully fine yesterday.
The ADding was lively with a l.rge display Of
sugar.-.. The Gen. Qnitman arrived from New
Orleans with 10 bales cotton, S23 hhds and 10
hares sugar, and a quantity Of whisky, soap,
rope. OIL, oranges. hardware, onions, hides, etc.
The Clara Dolsen. from New Orleans, had
AS hides, 20 brls and 397 bids sugar, 30 brls
onions. 32i sacks cotton seed 2050 sacks ssll,
and g lot.of guanies, lemons, oranges, etc She
left last night for Columbus, viii rotmn en-
Thursday snd leave for New Orleans On Friday
Tho Kentucky, from Columbus, had 100 sacks
corn, 90 sacks cotton seed, two heed cattle
ana a horse; she len for Columbus last uighL
TIE Mesns arrived from Nicksbnrg with l745
sacks Of cotton seed, Il bales Of cotton, and a
lot of butter, corn, etc She returns to-day, and
all who are bound down the riYer viii find Capt.
Berry q most agreeable gentleman to travel
with The Republic left last night for New
Orleans, and the St. Francis for St. Fraucis
river....T The magnificent Natebez, the most SUI
perb boat on the southern waters, leaves for New
Orleans this evening The annoaucementofthe
departure Of this elegant boat only requirestobe
made 10 insure 0 crowd of passengers. Her oa6-
GERS are worthy of heT-CaPf Aaaers On the
hurricane deck, and Green and NOISY at bedesk
The Lizzie Simmons having been purchased
by the government. Capt Newell has bought the
W. N Morrison 10 nun IN her place and VIII
soon run her himself as the regular Saturday
New Orleans packet Bourne, agent.-.-The
Key West, we learn, win 60 into the Arkansas
river trade The fine regular Peeket Grand
Duke, Capt. Apologize, leaves tomorrow for
New Orleans. Bourne, AGENT The little
Leila is reported to be confseated, at Napoleon
70 the Confederate government in consequence
of being ow ned by n~ortherners. She was in tb,
Arkansas river trade, and recently left our land
ing The Little Rock Gazette, Of saturday has
the following: The river is falling, with abou
two feet water below, aud probably fourteen in
ebes above. The Leila came in from Memphis
Oh Saturday last and letagaiu ON sunday. Tn
Alamo cane down from above on Tuesday, ans
left wednesday for The Tablequah, aground sons
iew miles below, with a heavy freight.
BOATS LEEyTEe.
roE v~qcyspuFa-The steamer Il D. Besrs, berry
raster. lea ss e eb0FE this evening a. So'doek. &c
MeNaDHs HEut
EcR NEv 0RLEass-The splendid atesmer faiehez
Cant 7 2. Iasfbers. win leave O. aa0Te fhis sNentnl
g 50e ock. Larg Harnstat agent
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TsEFur-Atthis time the following receipt
obtained hon a New Orleans packer, and handed
Us ~ Capt Lsathesof The steamboat Natehez,
VIII Sc found ueRi BY many bOusekeePers:
Hake ke Of OF clear water by putting
in sait g. long as itNin tskeit TIE bullock 70
Re cut up net over fhree inches in thickness, aud
vel scored with a knife, stuffed vel with salt,
and rubbed outside previous to going into he
picket; adj to the piekel one ounce Of s~alIpete7
for every two hundred pounds Of meat the
mest must be- placed in pickle after standing four
days-t must be kept under the brine By
weights lslats over with rocks on them win do
for i've or six days. Il Is thca ready for use,
Te tha came genaemsnse are indebted for the
following copy Of fhe celebrated 'Natehez
Remedy for ague. three fablespoonsful Of rain
water thTee 81 Vinegar, one Of black pepper, and
ono tablespoonful Of brown sugar Take halfof
it fol . dose, ana the other half in half an hour
ater the first.
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CHEROKEE Cure

An u]nf4ling cure for Seminal Weakness. Ne,tn,rsl
emissions lmPotency, Loss Of Power, Ps.ns in tba
back stone in the Bladder. Obstructed and Difiest
Alenstraation- amt all diseases caused ty deviatinq from
she path Of n7tore, and iuduigns in SELF Pollution
By TIE use q tlls Cure all improper discharges are re.
moved the weakened organs Of generation are speedily
cured and fun gorrestore
Either sex contemplating marriage, should reflect
tlat a sound mind aud body are necessary to promote
connabial happiness.
lat Cherokee Cure the poor, debHi.atad. worn down
and despairing dsvotoe Of sensual pleasure. will and "a
HeL
Its safe and pleasant in taste, but immediate in fl.
-e'ioa containing no mineral poison, but il prspars5
fon pure vegetable extracts, in the form of A aelie;ops
gasp.
Price 50 per bottle, or three bottles for s.. and for.
~aried BY express 10 I'll parts Of he world.
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN. Proprietor
Sole Proprietoss Is Jefferson street. near post asi,.
general dealers in all popular family medicines. Mem
phis, Tenn.
E5-soId in Memphis by all responsible druggists.
mr26 dtwawly
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LITTLE Rock BATLROAD-The time on Til.
road has been changed, aud persons bound toi
the interior Of Arkansas must be at the ferry
boat, at the foot of Washington street, at seven
o'clock in the morning, arriving at Madison al
eleven clock. At one o'clock he train leaves
Madison and arrives at Memphis at FIVE O'Clock
in the evening Coaehes connect at Madison
for Little Rock. Fort Smith, and points in Texas,
and with tic overland mail company route fol
California.
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Nor DEAD-It IS said taas the project to
issue the eity's notes to the amount Of 100000,
in notes Of $40. 500, ST, and Slo0, by means
Of powers g be obtained Of tie Legislature, is
nst dead yet,hm likely 70 be brought before
tie Council al an early day for its consideration.
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ASoTHER CoSTRIBrUoN-The ladies Of
the 0aklan3 Tenn solliers' Aid Society have
forwarded fortho beueai OF Gen. Hafdees com
mand, as foHows s blankets, 80 comforts, s
p~iS pants, Z pair drawor Il hnsey shirts, 9cot-
ton SHIRTS, n pair socks, 7 pan gloves ~ towels
and . bnu.les bsndaoes.
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HIST RECEIYED
NOTECE no

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON R. R. OFFICE
MEMPHIS. October 2itn, 1861.
NO Freight viii be received AT the river by the Mem
\ phis aud Charleston Railroad Company except with
he privilege Of storing and insuring az expense u own
ers npai IL can be shipped The demands Of the Gov
ernment upon the Company for rolling steesto Trans
nsco.ssrv w. J. ROSS,
ec95 IN General Superintendent
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ARTutERf eptan j. e Jones, 81 ths
city, has been commissioned by Gen. Polk to
raise a company Of artillery ne as a gentleman
whose many kindly qualities viii endear him TO
those who may take service under him. Heor
Lieut.. $ r Haymaa can be found at al times
at the Commercial Ho5,3 Ths IS good opPor-
tuuity foT cnanng the serviss.
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z FoRcEs FoR KENTUcKY-The
journal of the 18th, chronicles the arrival Of
Federal troops at Louisville as follows:
The steamers Marmora, Rocket and Anglo
saxon with the % Minnesota regiment. Col
Van Glove, anda detachment Of regular rooms.
arrived IN this city this morning. Ii officers
are Col II Z. y an Glove, Lieutenant James
Ge9I8e, MAYOR Alexander Wilkins, and Chaplain
I. r. Cressey. Col v. isa West Pointer and
served with distinguished ability in Florida and
Mexico, and was captain in the Ist Minnesota
regiment IN the Manassas fight. The chaplsin
of the regiment has travelled much in our State
as an agent Of the Bible society.
The steamer City of Madison arrived this
morning with the 39th regiment Of Indiana Vol
untcers.
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Outside Tn,pres.ioY.

The editor OF tie Ripley Journal recently
visited Memphis, and on his return, wrote and
published the following
The times are very hard in Accomplishments
ness duH-everything very high and scarce. The
Unsuitable thrst for gain, has SO scared the con.
sciences Of nen, tbat the most inhuman extor-
ton rcigns predominant. As the times grow
harder and more stringent, the more oppressive
the people become. And we hold that while
such a wicked and inhuman disposition prevails
and such unprlneipled practices are INDUCED.
we need not expect better times The divine
intolerance.
Are the structures Of the Journal just Who
can tell.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA.
Authorized CapitaI--..SI,OOO,OOO.
Cash capital and sur
plus paid up---. $4,000.
once on Madison street, OppO-
site the Bank Of Memphis.
]. II. WEST,
oc4-Iy Agent.
Messrs. clark, Gregory q Co..

l nave been afflicted with the wont form Of inward
FH's ana very bad diorrhea, Ihave been treated by
Ya'ou' Pnysician'' who pronounced my case iucarabIe.
E Ia'ng no relief was P~rsuaied TO try your Ambro-
Z o''' and after using one bottle, I was enabled to 60
ABOUT my Usual ayocafi1n Three bottles have cured
me whole and sound, aud 1 wish to make tsi, ,,la
at other sufferers Of this disease. the y,ors, &, ~.
world, may try l. and b. convinced as have bssn a.
IS equal is not to be found. G. O. Nrrpt.ys
Nashville October 9Th, 1859.
For sale by Potter & AIarwip. sapsGsl4 4 r. ~,
'Her & GIJert' Ward & MeClelland. G. W. Jones q .ICl o.
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BENEvoLENr-The steamboat Gen. Quit
man, YESTERDAY brought up ten bales Of cotton,
contributed by planters Of Washington county,
Mississippi, 10 the hospital at Richmond.
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QUIET-Ihe city h8s Tor several d8ys been
remarkably quiet il loeel matters There is
nothing stirring but s~tsgnatien and 81 there
Is TO be heard IL. that there is no news
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PnsLic

Iwiu address the people Of Haywood county
at Brownsville, on Wednesday next, October 30
At Lancield, Thursday October 81.
At Ripley Lauderdale county, November I.
At C5yingJou, Upton county, November >.
B.. y. NABERs.
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SwEErExING-Yesterday one hundred and
twenty hogsheads and forty barrels of sugar
arrived here rom New Orleans.
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q The Louisville Journal announces that
four Indiana regiments are to be transferred frou
Western Virginia to Kentucky.
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RF'LEAN,S CNRnIAr

As may be seen, We insert this week the adverti..
ment Of hcLlean's Cordial, etc.
II svery well snown we are not pofticularly favor.
AsIe to patent msdieines, ami, as a general tbipg sscbsu
thswhole of them with but little ceremony and wf,b
these sentiments We declined inserting this advertise
faent anti we kne" What were The Ingredients Of The
aud how compounded Thisyg have learned
ssnd believing, as we do, that The ingredients are COCO.
~ The compound iudicously made, we recommsps If
asa mfStnre worthy of public confidence.
The above is from the St. Louis Christian Advoc a.s
edited By the renowned Rev. DR.. MeAnslly. which
peaks volumes in favor Of HcLeans Cordial. We say
toaa Try it See the advertisement in another column
fab6d aw
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al advertisements and cards fr Insertion in the morn
ing AfrEAi- should, i possible, be handed to the CHIEF
clerk .n the ecuating room before six o'eioek p 49, the
ey-nas lrryion.to their appearance After thar hour
they win receive attention only Z handed 20 the foreman
Of the composing room, on the second focr
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A CRANGE-We learn thatvery shortly two
Of our Aldermen viii retire from their places il
the Board ia consequence Of absence from the
city.
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Dy. r 81. sTscZeau's EfOEcG1lSc Or
EfstizsReRs,
THE Hest External in the VVcrId fon
No on H.

Thousands Of human beings haze been saved q ma a.
deerepitude sod Misery ~ The Use o. thls invaluable
Lininout Il WI rcleve pan aEanst nsia}tanecuslf
au incredible short ea.a. NeLaafs Noieosir OIL Lin.
meat vii relieve Tie most Bvetereieca cases Ct Rhausa
tina, G0ue "r Arurale-a. Tor IEla yss, I, ontraetef
Muscles, 81 hness OF Wrakaes 81 e. .fainis Nrseia-
or Ldgameuis, if vii never f4H. Two ap. -.alans vii
cure Sore Throat, Hsadaeht or Earsche. For Burns -
Scalts, GA amy Psin-, Dc IS ~, flt4ii h-e remedy. TRY Il.
aad you WIl ind ~ an Indispensable remedy Keep ii
assvFvs on hnnf
PlHnters. farmers. or any ana having charrs of horses
Wlll save meney b. aanz acLssa's yoleanle on Linz
ment. IL is 8 speedy asa iaialibls cure Tor Calls.
S9rains, Chaies >TciiDg+ Ian encss. Sweeney sores.
Woondss S~erstcscsl 81 aMy external disease. TVS
and y0a viii be Convinced
DIR T. II. EcLEAS. Solo Praaaesar.
Hoais. 81 sanri
For sale 10 Memphis BY SIT SsFfEIB X co
also hy g. W.5oNBs&e0 ad WARD aicCIEl-
LAND
Also. by FoTTER s MEEwIN. q JsHsroa .,res
nev~ the Fost nfire. general dss-rshf al pens 4 famgg
madieiuss aa4s~s
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SToPPXG-Some ofthe city mills haze r.
ready stopped for want Of wheat to grind and
by the end Of the week, every Touring mill in
the city will come 70 u stand.
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soUTHERN MoTHERs.-The regular quarter
y meeting Of the society wiz take place on
Saturday, Nov. %, at therooms, at 9 O'Clock, a.
NJ. A full and p%unetual sttendalhe is desired.
Every manager is particularly -fequssted 10
attend, II possible, and if Impossible, to end a
proxy.
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GEN. CARRoLL-This gentleman has received
his commission as brigadier-general in the Con
tolerate army.
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CLARK &
OIL!
CE.XRK, s. co.
SO9e PrODriRFoTs


CURES Headache, Earache, Toothsehs, in three min
utss; Rheumatism, Coughs, Neuralgia. Colds. Fry
sipelas. bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Cole, Cramps, lnAslaed
EyeF, Chronic Sore Eyes, sore Throat, CutB, Barns,
Bruises. Sprains, Chapped Hands, Piles, Ulcers, Dia--
rhea, Buuions, Corns, Frosted Feet, Deafness, Old
Sores, Sore Breast, Sore Nipples, ScsId Head. Ring
worm. letter Snake Bues, spider Bites, Dog Bites,
Rat Bites. The world Is challenged for its equal for
Scald5 and Burns Il cures Scratches on horses, Sore
Eyes on horses. Spraius, SWinaey, Poll Evil Fistula,
isthe best known remedy to apply to tenderfooted
horses from foundeT-take mp the feet aud battle well
about the frog Of the foot. Cures all cutaneous diseases
on man or beast.
show 4 ore real proof Of the virtue of AIn6r0sisl OH 10
its healing properties, from responsible men who at
above being bought than can be produced fer any otaor
medicine.
We do not assert cure for every malady to which
inc human family are subject, but what we proclaim
we can subst7nfiita by living Witnesses. The Aabro-
Aial OiisR &ashviie preparation, and sold Jhr51ghaut
the 50uth and SnuthsFesr uy all good druggists and
general desl-rs. The South may be Justly proud that
Dr. Ciara, "a native TennesseeHl. alter much labor ard
o. bound t9 DIVE oat much CT the worthless imported
trash With which the country is naoded.
Please eali % our once. where we viii take pleasure
in showing letters int tstimoLiais Zoo numerous 10 set
forth iR The form oi 81 advertisement, some of which
come from phv-iciaas n high standing who are using
e. in their practice, ~ they state, with marvellous ef
facts. We ~chalergs the world 70 produce a remedy 90
speedy and efectual IN its hesiuE properties.
- Read the evidence OF the virtue Of Clark & Full
lrrs Amhrosi1l Oil ~eviia1ee 80 authentic, ard from
persons whose word ana standing are irTepioach2ble.
EeGG aEd - -1 eiacsd.
Glare, GREGORY G. co, PrepHeo,s.
Nashville. Tenn
Tor sais. wholesale an5 --tat. by
POTTER & 9EHWT
L=fu - p9st Cs
AMI T ff0Trr lff s. III -TTULIEIgf &Fes#r-r-@NsUf r
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RECETVER'S SALEi
CHARLESTON HOUSE,
Immediately Opposite Depot Of
.EesHphtS and Charleston
Railroad.

TUE HOUSE 10 new aud recently furnished 90
4 Passengers by river and railroad viii find Ef51
this the most convenient Hotel 10 the Memphis lt,H
and Charleston Depot, In the city A4-
JOHN 4. ARMOUR,
irreIr.- prnnriatnr.
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CRIMINAL CoURTEfh eqert was occupied
the whole Of yesterday WiihaAe case Of Peter
Flannery. Charged With ths @ander Of John
Toole- The easewent to the jFy, who brought
ia a verdict Of murder in the second degree.
Tho p%uuishmaat was dSed at len years imprison-
menf in ;he psnitentiaFy. This morning the
case Of Mccoy, charged with assault with in.
tent 70 Kin, lor having thrown a knife at VIM.
, Allen, a butcher in market, inaietmg a severe
ny pund, vii be taken mp
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IGE HARDEE GRAYs-This company, under
with the necessary blankets and wooden under
clothes required for the approaching cold weather.
A committee Of some Of our best citizens have
undertaken TO procure them what is wanted,
and among other meaus it has been determined
30 give a dramatic entertainment at an early
day Cor their benefit Messrs. LAWYER and Van
Camper have the charge OF arranging tie per
Torrance, which viii be given at the theater.
Birney Marshall, Esqs The present able editor
Of the Southern MoHtdg, IS writing an address
for the oceasinn.
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FTHE interest on Che Bonds 81 -hs Memphis AMI
4 Clsseston Ean-oed G mplHr ds- ca the frst q
NoyarlAs r Baxt His ta Hed nt-lhs aa-a of she Ca--
.a l1ua5ssbse, Aa lasu7h rra
H-H Mt-IRAS
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~ There are now one lundred and twenty
Federal State prisoners III Fort Lafayette. i
cannot bold many more
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DT. .gcLeaAa's TnirersnI pills :
FOR LIN Err CONEPLAINT.

ABhALAHtF1T 4-HANN1If -
There has nexer been Q eatbarte medicine offered 20
iho pubhc shat has 9ivcn such entire satEf=cfl0n -
McLrau's Universal Plla
Being entirety vegetable. they ar Reitectly Innocent,
and can De ttk~n by the m9Rt trnter infant, yet prompt
and powerful nn E~er0agiug al buaaus secretion Heii or
impure fpfii Hatier from tha steuach. in fact. thew
arr The only Fills than should be used ia Uularous as
tricfs.
They produee 10 gTiplng sicEn-as o. PAIN IN .he stom-
oBarsffan, promoting healthy seeretiens o. the liver ud
Kidney. who Wit suffer From Bliauslsss, HsGdaeha
and Foul Stoulaeh. vhsn 50 cheap a remedy can be CO.
tanned Keep them consiaHtiy ga hnnd . slneia dose.
taken In SESSION. NAV psevent hours days sud mantta II
sickaeas. Ask for DR. : h h-ieans Universal Pfia.
Take no other. Being canfed they ave t~asfeloss. Price
onlv - ecnts per bex and can BE- sut by mail 10 any
paFt OF The BBitad Stafs-
j. u. MCLEAN. Sole Froprirtsr,
Corner Third AMI Pine sfTaess, 81. Lonis. SD.
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EOE. CnmpresA.
For Congress.

w 1 are authofized 70 announce IIon. c. l. BUCK
tiet n Mississippi az tie ensuing election.
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NJ Hre authorized to sunounee JAS n pAYTFR
" SON 81 q candidate for Congress in The FOURTH
Congressional District Of Arkansas, AZ the ensuing 70
yembeF election. ge95.te
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MIILAI-IUW T"IIdUU U d|TIFT |I-I NT0-I" I7NETIT
and stocks, and an inward tendency in prices. Sales
325 bushels, inferior and -nutty, at SLl5 90 fair at
SLIGO. and 80 choice white seed at s2.Oo-al including
sacks, and I4O prime ON private terms.
FLOUR-Ihere was "A good inquiry but operations
were checked BY the finn prcteuiions Of holders, The
only sale reported was 200 barrels Eagle NILS extra at
sIl. Holders asking SO for super ard 81 for extra.
RYE-Gs0 bushels sold. in one lot, at SL90.
OATS-SaIes 200 bushels choice at 95c.
IA AND ~BRAN-Sotlug Of moment reported
SALT-Sales $50 bags coarse at 81. Holders gener-
ally asking S5,25a s550
SUGAR AND NoLASsEs-Smnll saIes ct about
previous rates.
GUNNIEs-Sales I0-0]1sipele second hsad az 2lC aud
10000 double la az 24c.
RAGING RoPE-sales of Kentucky 5agsing
at 2la23c and Of rope az 20a2Ie.
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: REWARD!

nANAWAY on Saturday, Oetaber 18Th, my a.
h NEGRO BOY, ALECK- lie IL about nine-
7een years Of age. a pure Ulaet. i've feet en-
inches hfgh; hal on when rs left gray clothes snd%@
white hat. / viii give tue above reward for hs delivery
20 ne " for any Information so that l can &c him
JE0 MALONE
ooot 9wt Gsyos House.
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NKERNAS ZoUAFES-0W boys erumble
much, and nilh good reason, at the monotony Of
camp lie. TIE French, wAilglying Ct Iaker
neae oha
means devis of oombaidn laonot0ny,
up among the zoaares dramasc company. As
may be imagiued Their style OF perfornancev s
somewhat original, bat il was 50 successful that
after the war ii was repeated in Paris London
and Other European capitals with tae greatest
success. That company Is nov n tins country
and has just completed a rost successful en-
gagement Their ageni, Samuel Hart, Esq, IS
nov 10 this city, and on Saturday they win give
q Performance st the fheater. This viii be some
thing quito out Of ne common line, appropriate
70 these niitarr times, and VIII be great treat
after the long dearh Of novelty in The way Of
amus6Heuis.
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Coon CHEER-We had the pleasure, yesteT-
day, in o9a with several Of our conheTes
q the city press and a few invited guests, to
parsske Of the good cheer daily served to the
patrons Of tae Commercial Hotel The genial
host, d.. Scott presided, and dispensed the hos
p~italiteso Of the establishments with his usual
good taste eRd urbanity The bin Of fare en-
braeed al 3 delicaeies Of theseason, fish, flesh
and fowl gsA up in q style which reflected
credit upon the Commercial ensine. The "hest
blood Of ta nc shed its rosy Light upon the
rspast, ana whole affair passed Off in the
haPPiest stye The party separated at a sea-
sonable hour, With many wishes for the eonhn-
ued prosperity Of the Commercial aad itsljberal
~proprietors
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Outgoing letters from other points in the
Confederate States, Intended for Europe via
Tampieo, should with the amount Of postage re-
quiTud be incloseJ in an envelope addressed
to "Costa's Foreign Mail, care Of Postmaster at
New Orleans
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- Under the head Of enforcement for the
rebel infantry, a Fairfax letter announces that a
lady there had been delivered of three boys at a
birth. She has named them Johnston. Lee and
L-nnr..rarl