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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-30

The Caled0Hian speaks pertinently of the
deIetcIious effects on the discipline and eff
cheney Of our troops by the PRONUNCIATION of
loose reports and hasty judgments son the
conduct of officers and mon surrounded by
adverse circumstances, such as we in peace
ful homes can know nothing Of :" and adds
the following
The opinions Of military men Of long ex-
perience and thorough education we believe
should have more weight with us than that
OF any one influenced By jealousy or smartins
under a reprImand for misconduct and i'm
prudence, to attribute nothing worse to
them, and an investigation would prove, we
believe, that much Of the disaffection ex-
pressed against Col. Whiting arises from
what even these fault finders VIII acknowl-
edge to be the very thing for which he should
be sustained, to wit that he Is "a thorough
disciplinarian.
The following letter coming from Lieut..
Col. Stannard and Surgeon BIllou, which
may be regarded as semi-offcial, we are per-
mltted to copy
CLERMoNr, NEAR ALEXANDRIA,
Aug. ,, 1861.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-30

Peace we must hsvo-peace at all risks, at all
5szsTds and by any conce ssions; the people are
calling for PEACE"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-29

Or the 27a instant, M. VIZ. rooLEr, Of this
city.
The friends and acqua' ntsness are respectfully invi-
ted 70 attend his funeral THIS Thursday MORNING.,
at Il o'-'oek, frou his la.e residence, on Kerr's ave-
nue, Near the Born Lake reed. Carriages viii leave
: n n. Flahsry's at hzlf-past 10 o'c0ck A. n. Ser
' oes by the Rev. Br. stesdman.
At Napoleon, Ark, On Ire 22d ultimo, Of c~gngsstivo
fever, Hrs Many P. WILSON, oensort Ct Capt. Loud.
wilson.
In Bolivar county, Miss, on the 18Th Au-us., 1851,
Miss AoLLIE Ross, aged eleven years, six months
aud nine dsys, daughter OF George A, and Anna Ross.
She vas rsmsrEaby amia5le and sfectionste, and scru-
pulously conscientious and truthful. During the last
collegiate year sns was 3 pupil in the Memphis Fe-
male College, aud was a model Of correct department.,
and wa universally beloved. Seldom has death found
a more lovely victim. She died o. congestive fever,
after an illness Of three days. Her last words we're,
kiss me, dear Mamma, kiss me sweet Papa, and then
let me die Nay a kind Providenoe sustain the dost-
ing father and mother in their irrspsrabie bsresve-
ment. G. G. ~.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-29

An unfsilirs cure for Seminal WesEness, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Loss Of Power, Psias In tbs
Back, Stone in the Bladder, Distracted and Difficult
HonstrautioB. and sl diseases caused By deyiating from
the Pats Of nature, and i~pdulgilg in sslf-Psuution.
BIZ the use OF this Cure all improper discharges are
removed, the weakened organs OF generation are
speedily cured. aud f1ll vigor restored
Either sez, contemplating marriage, should reject
that . sound miad snd body are necessary to promote
connublal happiness.
In tho Cherokee Cure the poor, debilitatsd, worn
down and despairing devotoe OF sensual pleasure, will
ind relisf.
It is safe and pleasant Ia taste, but immediate in its
sctionj osrtalGing no mineral poison, but is prepared
srom pure vegetable extracts, in the form OF a delicious
syrup.
Price 81 per bottle, or three bsttles fgT S5, and for
Earded by express TO ali parts Of the world.
SCld b. all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER = EERWIN, ProprietOrs,
Sole Proprietors, IS Jsderson-7t., near post ONCE.
general dealers in all popular family medicines, Mem
phis, Tenn.
II sold in Memphis by oil responsible druggists.
mrl6l1fvaWfv
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EK9naaESR
E0nE. GOmE ,

TTUz question Of weighing Coal has been settled, at
L least ior The present. Anybody and everyb ,dy can
got WHIT COtL tAey want, as 5s1si, and l expect to be
% 2 to keep ycu warm all the winter.
au2T s. TEnS. JAHF4.
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For New orls-n-rhrousa in s. Hours.


steamer s z KENNEL, T. H. r.
4 B-.ary. master, viii leave - above on LE[tEE
THURSDAY, August 2slh, at . P. Il. 60
For freight CT passage apply on bJgrd, or 70
T0OS. H.. WILLIAMS = 20. Agents,
au29 It No. s Howard row.
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ATTENTION
MISUNDERSTANDING

TyHE Hqest assortment Of Letter aad Note Paper ever
I offered in this city.
We invite particular attention TO our beautiful aEs0rt-
ment Of Letter and Note Paper, consisting Of the fol-
lowing styles: Bamask wave, DamssS RetiColsted1
Windsor Court, windsor Amber Laid, Hindssr Heticu-
lated, De La Rue Royal Note, De La bue Rose Damask5
French Paper. assorted colors; MagnHs Vellan Bath,
Marines, Arabesque, Victoria, Quadrilla. Also Mourn
ing Paper ana Envelopes, of every description.
Call and make your selections.
YOUNG X BRO,
noI6 Hinder Odd-fellOEs HaIi.
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Weekly paper, per annum, $500.

To ARMsi-Ne invite attention to The cali
of Col. n. B. Forrest, in t~o-day's paper. There
are still hundreds Of young men in the country,
anxious to engage in the military service.
Those whose fancy inclines them TO the cav
airy service will find no better opportunity to
enlist under bold, capable and efficient com-
mander. Now is the time.
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FOR ACTIVE

4 few more companies are needed to com
plete a mounted regiment, DOW being formed
here for active service. There is also room
for a few more recruits in a company Of Inde-
pendent Rangers not to be attached to any
regiment unless on the option Of the members.
Applicants for membership in the Rangers to
furnish their own arms and horses. To these
desiring to engage in the cavalry service an
excellent opportunity is offered. Now, free
men! rally to the defense Of your liberties,
your homes and your fIesides!
TAug. %, div. n. B. FORREST.
Avalanche and Argus copy.
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Fer Fort Harris. Randolph, Fulton,
OSEEOEsa,
New Madrid and Columbus.


Leaves every Tuesday and Friday at P. II.
THE splendid passenger and freight F
i steamer KENTUCKY, Captain " c. lI
Priest, will leave s. above every TUSS-Uz
A and FRIDAY. at 4 oclS-k P NJ, Carrying the
nail and making eli connections promptly For freighs
OF passage, having superior accommodation, apply On
board o. 70 J D.. ORTON T. o or
je25-3n @. ACMAEUS, Agents.
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SgefiaL M0tites.

XEssRs. CLARK, HEGosY 81 OO.-DEAR srRs /.
Nearly every person who has tried your Ambrosial OIL
in this neighborhoOd are we'll pleased. I think il one
Of the best medicines now in use for the many som-
plants you recommeua il. I sold eight Of Tie imaIl
bottles to = man stricken down with the Rheumatism.
de says lie never lad anything give relief like it.. He
IS Low going sbout. JONATHAN LAWRENCE.
New Market, East Tennessee, August 2, 1850.
For SAFE ~ POTTER x MERWIE,
aui4-dAw2E O. jefferson Z.
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PUBLIC

1 will address the people at the times and
mentioned 10 this notice, upon the sub
iect Of "the Confederate loan" The farmers
are specially invited to attend
BrOwnsviIIe, Haywood county, Tuesdly, August 9th.
Humboldt Gibson coun'y, Wednesday, August 2S-h.
Trenton, Gi.s5u unty, Thursday, August 29-h.
Paris Henry county, Saturday, August Slst.
Huntington, Carroll county, Monday, September 2d.
Jecsson. H1dls5u county. wednesday, September An.
Bolivar, HErdemEn county, Thursday. Sept 9Th.
s. P. HOLLIRGsWORTH,
au25-d.w Agent Treasury Department Q. s.
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GOmmsrtlsI Mztters.
DAILY REPOkT OF TEE mARKET.
FuRS.sErD FROM TIE mERoHANTs' EXCHANGE

TURSEsHED FROM TIE
EEmraIs August %, 1851.
~COTTOS-Eo sales reported. Received 70 baieS.
T~OBAOC0-Sales 20 hhds at 4KTsc.
EHEAT-Tha demand w.s more active, end about
eOcO bushes wers sold on Change, r~ucluiiug 200 bush
els choice white a. sI.e5; iC0 prime red at 81 GO; go
10 at $500; 200 do at 800; ia ID At 81 90; 2o5 aid 20
god red az s5c; 800 inger.os do at IS, and 900 conr.on
at e0a. The su.py is amps aud fully equal 70 the de-
m1ud.
~FLOUR-The market was dull and prices . shade
easier, but not quotabl7 lower. Sales 900 bris superhne
at s6.T5; 800 brIs extrs family at SITS Sc extra at
$3.50 and 10 DO at same.
CORE-2l9 bags white sold from ieyee at 4so BUSH
81. The demand Is limited.
HAY, DAT MI BRAE-No sslsso moment.
gALT-The demand Is active and the market frE.
ssles 100 ks coarse, frem lovee, at 50 50, and 80 from
store at $3.50.
BACON-we did not hser OF q sale.
G~RoCERIEs-A Moderate business doing in sugar,
coffee and mslasses, at previous rates.
At SOC, in lots.
P~OFAToEs-Ia active dewand and retailing at $3.50
? buthel.
CORN MEAL-4n active demand at so@s5a with
very light offerings.
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IN NEWS AGENTS, NEWS BOY AND THE
PUBLIC AT LARGE.

Owing to the enhanced price Of paper, az
well as the extreme difficulty in procuring a
supply at all, the pToprietors Of the APPEAL
find it obligatory upon them to raise the price
on their customers. The price in future will
be as follows:
City subscribers viii be required to pay to
the Carriers twenty-five cents per week, in
stead Of twenty cents, as heretofore.
To the trade, three cents per single copy, OF
So u per hundred.
Single copies at the counter, Eve cents, as
heretofore.
Weekly paper. per annum, $500.
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Fall Meeting, 1861.

TEE FAIL MEETING over the Esmphis Course,
( Will COmzeHge on WEDNESDAY, October soth,
1851.
FIRsT DAY. WEDNESDAY, Octo5er 2o.-sveep-
stake far al aCes, heats Of two miles, $500 s~ubscTIp-
ton. 500 fsTfeit. " hTee or more to al the stake.
SECOND DAY, THURSDAY, October sl.-Sweep-
stake for three year Oldsj mile heats; $500 s bscrip-
tiaa; 500 forfeit
THIRp DAY, FRIDAY, Novenb IT l -JJCfey Club
purse $780, mile heats, best tsrGe IN ave. Entrance
money Cen per cent addict,
FOUBTH Jay, SATGRDAY, November sweep
81 Ike for three year olds, heats Of two miles; 500 sub
~scripfi5u; 800 for cit. Three or mere 10 al the
stake.
The above stakes 70 nsme aud close on TUESDAY,
Oct0ber ist, 1851. Security for the fsrfeit required
IN an cases.
Tbs LAY STAKE for three year olds; $500 sab
s~cription; 500 forfeit; $50 declaration, closed with
tweu'y-e chit Subscribers { tx declirstiOusJ Will De run
on ORDAY October IS n.
Should the above stakes az 3 Purse Of $500, three mile
hears, entrance (ten yer cent ADDED, viii be hung up
on Tuesday.
Nominations to be made 20
CHARLES TON Secretary.
aus dtcCl Box Nc $40, Memphis.
Louisville Courier copy one month, OF until sup
przesnl NJ 4 t.
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Mrs. Ashes SchoOI,
CORNER OF CHESTER AND IRRELEVANT STREETS
MEMPHIS, TERM.

TT1HE fourth session OF this Institution will conamenc
l. on MONDAY, the ID September, 1881.
TERNS-PEYAgIE HALE IN ADVANCE.
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PERSONS OF ILL-FAME.-The police are ar
resting women, having received directions 10
DO SO, on the charge Of being inhabitants Of
houses Of ill-fame. Several women will be
brought before the Recorder this morning on
that charge. It is believed that there is a
connection between these arrests and the re-
flsal Of this class Of this population to pay a
monthly tax Of fifty dollars, each house, to the
city, as they are required TO DO By an ordi-
nance recently passed by the Council. That
ordinance is entirely Illegal, and is not worth
the paper it is written upon, and NJ outside
proceeding can make it binding, OF give its
provisions the force Of law.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-29

ca The Ladies' Of the 7th, and Sth wards,
and others convenient to this locality, are re-
ouesssd to meet at Mr.. Kirtland's frame
house on Adams street, two doors east Of the
Female College, at one O'Clock, P. H., this
Obursday) afternoon, to sew. A quantity Of
work Is new on hand.
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MARSHALL FENlLE INSTITUTE,
Marshall CoMnfu, MISS.

TIME next session OF this Institution will open on
4 MOGDAY, the I'd September, 1851.
Facilities for acquiring a Lhoro1-u e~fsoation, in q
pleasant neighberho0d, will be afforded.
For further information, address
u. J TEGER President,
IN - ueru-i1a Tam
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MEMPHrs RAcEs.-The clever Secretary Of
tae Memphis Course gives notice that the fall
meeting viii take place on Wednesday, the
COS of October next. The Clay stake for
three-yes.-olds, however, will be run on The
preceding Monday. Tie races will be Tun
every dag Of the week except Tuesday
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TIE CoxcERT To-NieHT.-Ths stars are
shining as We write, and we expect fne wealth
er for the concsI. tonight. Nothing has been
lost by the delay We yesterday were present
at the rehearsal Of Prof. MIllsr's violin solo
1t viii be a great success. This is the concert
Of she season, and a very enjoyable occasion
may be looked fer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-29

e. Fof war news by telegraph, see second
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-29

ron LIVER COMPLIANT BLLICUSAESS, EAR
ACEE, ETC.
There has never been a eatasrtio medicine oEsrsd
fba pubIic that has givsa such ehti-c satisfaction
NrTean5s UuigeTsal Pills.
being entirely vegetable, they aTs perfectly iusoccnt
and ca b tak6E by ths most tsLCeI infant; yet urcuUt
nd uowsrfuI in renewing sl bilious secretion. scid 81
impure, fsted matter from tne siomsCh. In fact, thev
are the only Pills that should Do used IN maiarious di-
trlcts.
fhsy produce 70 gripping sickness or pain In the storl-
ach or bowels, though very active aud searching ia their
oDeratior, promoting healthy sscretious Of the liver and
kidneys. who VIII suGer from Biliousuess, Eeatachs
and Foul Stomach, when 20 chssP 3 remedy caa be OBJ
tainedS Keep then constantly on hand a single d0ss,
taken IN 5eason, may prevent hOsrss days and months 4
sickness. ask fer Dr. J. II. HcLean's Universal PfHz.
rake no other. Being coated, tsey are -testelsss. Prics
only IS cents per box, and can be sent BY nail % ~
pars CT the GATED Statas.
J. Z. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
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gatest 9eUs By C&Itgragb.

"a N. W. Barr, Of Louisville, KY, is the
special and recognized agent Of the New Or
leans Associated Press at that point The
telegraph company has no agency whatever
in the preparation Of such reports, nor is it
responsible in any manner for the character
or truth Of the news.
Y Foe var news bY tsIsgrnnb. zee second
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mSaRaERR.

a teaching. desires a Eitgstion 10 a Seminary or q
private school, or 90 COVERINGS IL q family. Is csps-
BE OF teaching any OF all Of the common or higher
EuhIisa branches Unexceldoasb e references eau be
given. Address S. I, p. 0. Box l23,
Ea2S-2ts Memphis. Tenn.
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nI,rn We srEAMnoAr MATTERS.

The river rose six Inches during the twenty
four hours ending last evening '''' The weather
was dull and gloomy until evening, when the
blue Of the sky was once more seen..''The
/ elegant Louisville arrived from New Orleans
with one thousand sacks Of salt, sixty tuns Of
iron, and two hundred and ten tuns Of sugar.
She lad also on board the louisiana cavalry
company Of BriaIfeld Rebels, the officers and
members Of which passed 2 complimentary
resolution respecting the officers aud boat,
which we give in another PLACE. Capt. Combs
and MIR. Mancourt well deserve the e0com n
passed upon them. The Louisville leaves on
her return Tomorrow evening $50. The Col.
Kennett, one Of those fine boats that makes a
trip to New Orleans so enjoyable and popular,
leaves for that port at 3 O'Clock this evening.
Beside feet, we'll furnished, spacious boat,
the tiaveler has The advantage Of the ions
of the polite clerk ". S. Harper, and the care
OF the experienced commander, Capt. Briefly.
THE Col. Morgan, for White river, will 90
up to Jacksonport and ~Pocahoutas she was
compelled to lie over yesterday, to get her
freight aboard she leaves positively
at 5 O'Clock this evening, "rain or shine De-.
The Qlitman left for New Orleans with 1900
barrels Of -four, % hOgsheads of tobacco, 40
bales Of cotton, 1oO barrels Of apples and 9TH
er reight....T The St. Francis lsf5 for St. Fran
els RIVER; the Mears for Vicks5nrg, and The
Tucker for Hickman. .. Capt. J. H.. Marshall,
the popular commander in the St. Louis line,
was in the city yesterday on bis return from
the hot springs OF Arkansas; be has recovered
from his Icing illness ...' The Mary E. Ksene,
which oughtto be called "the silt and sure"
will be here and leave for New Orleans on Sat-
u1dsy morning; Bourne & Co. are her agents.
Boats Leaving.
FoR WHITE RIVER The steamer Col Morgan,
Wids, master, leaves as above tGls evening at OAR.
larry Hzrmstad, AGENT.
FOR NEW ORLEANS The steamer Fer3. Ksnnett,
Briefly. master. Will leave FOR the a5lve and an Ute7-
me late landings this evening II ) O'Clock. Taemes
r. Williams & Co., ageRts.
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Sfgnlzr gztksts.
Ciarondln. Dss Arc, vest Faiat. JacIsos9o-s as9

For Clarendon, Dss ARC, west Poiat, Jsexsoago-t ID
POCzhIutas.
FffEE ane, fast and c. mmcdi0us passenger
Z packet COL MORGAN, j.. r.. Cuissn- LzI~9
berry, master, having superior -auma-G2
datouss viii leave rs above THURSDAY. 2g.h inst.
5 O'Clock p. 81. For freight or passage APPLY N
board. or 10 LAERT HAaMSrAD. Agent.
Er29 II Corner M1di on - 500 Fropf R+v
For New Orle-n-rhroush in 81 Hours.
TEsHE new steamer EARF z. EEENE, -
L Richardson, master, wiilIesys az ab7ve L4
n SATURDAY, 3lst inst, AZ . p. d -
7~osltlveiy. For freight or passage h}ply a.
JAS. I. BOURNE & CO., Agents.
aus g Ne. IS Front row, Up tairs.
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REMOVED Captain Jsckson's company
has been removed from the Wolf river battery
u that at The foot OF Jefferson street. The
company viii before long take up its quarters
nt Frrt PilrM.
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Tar Children.

Do you want your delicate, sickly, 9uny cailareE % he
healthy, streng and rohust2-thon give them EcLssu's
Strensthsning Cordial ises the directions on each oot-
tle) Il is delicious 70 take.
One tablespoonful taken svsy morning fasting, L. .
sure preventive agaiEst Chilis and Fever, Telca FeF5Ts
Cholera, or sny prevailing disease.
OAUTION.-BeVare Of druggists or dealers VIE nay
try t. palm upon you . bottle OF Bitsrs or 5srssparula,
which they can by shssp, by saying II = Just IS GOD
There sre even men base enough 70 steal part o. II
Rame to dub their vile deoOcions. Avoid such ina
nous pirates and their vilain0us compounds. ASS for
DR.. 7. q NcLeanis STRENGTHENING CoIclal a1d Blood
Puriher. rake Eeihins else. u i1 the only romad7
that viii parity the bleed th0ToUghlY5 and st ne SANE
time e.raagthen and i~nvigOrate The whole orsEnlzstiCns
Il - put up IN large btnes-Sl per Doiiies OF s1 boz
ties FOR IS.
- - b pina sirast. e Tnnls 70
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NEW MILITARY 0 0

CONTAINING honors to be psId BY he Troops.
Forms Of Review, Inspection
Dress Parade, Gusrd hountins'
Duties OF Guards,
Duties Of Osptsins, Companies,
pufiss in Camp and Garrisons,
so,5isr,s Rations and mode OF Cooking them
Suggestions to Soldiers.
,s1.r, YOUNG & BROTHER,
rH Odd-Feilogs' Hall, Main street,
-, Memphis, Tenn.
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LaGrange Classical Academy.

DIHE exercises Of this School viii be resumed on
i MONDAY September ID, and continue ten months,
with the exception OF \ short vacation curing Christ
mas holidays. The scheS building has just been COM
pleted, ana is thorOuEhlyl fitted ger the purposes Of the
school. The services OF Ar. 7. b. Aicou have been So
cured ss Assistant Instructor for the on, uiug session.
Text books kept by the Principal. For Tur. her infor-
nation or catalogues, address me 81 LaGraGge, Tenn.
au2t-2ms vi. 2. Principal
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LOCAL MATTERS.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Oacs--UniOn Street, Ger. Front Alley.
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ARRIvALs.-AmoDg the arrivals at the Gay
$50 House yesterday were Col. D. VI. Z. Bon
ham, of Mississippi, and Col. Lloyd Tilghman,
Of KsntGckY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-29

RECORDERS CoURT.-Seventeen cases, sixty
dollars fines, and four persons consigned to the
ehain-gang were the result Of Recorder MoOre's
LAHORE Yesterday.
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FL.MUR.

7 AEDs in Mississippi for sac fo- State or Con,eds-
Il rate Bonds. VIZ. P. OREE,
Euf5-3F Azeut.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-This court closed up The
bills Of exceptions yesterday; it meets again
this morning. To-day will probably be the
last Of The term.
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QUIEr.-The city was very quiet yesterday,
Sc fer a. events were concerned to speak By
quotations, 'itelns were scarce" and "there
was nothing moving but siagnatiOn."
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spraihs, Chafes, swelling, Lsmensss, Sweeney. Soree
wounds, Scratches OF any external disease. Try III
and yOa win be coBviaced-
Oh. ;. Il. EeLEAE, ssls Proprissor.
81. L01is. EIss0lri.
fFor sale IN Esmphis b. A. q. EANsFIEED & Coz
aiso hy G. ". JoAES \ Co, and YARD 3 EcCLELs
n
Also. b POTTER Il HERWIN, 6s 5eGsrson-st., near
post Office, genera dsslsrs IL All popuisr family nedi-
zines. ssla-sw-
HOMEOPATHIC DHgE sT0EE-
NO. 90 MONROE STREET.
xH0 aoeTs from Second street.
oS25-dsNiy "a. A, n. WREaH7.
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CORE. RRAR AM Hay.

1000 bushels prime White AMI Yellow Corn,
lOOO 21,O59 pounds B54n.
60btle5 Timothy Hay ans 0ats. For
sale By HUB Ell, HuED * HUSTON,
auls Webster Block, 1877 HaiE street.
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NEHN .sRR.aNGEWRsT.

AEEMPHIS nm ~ABKAEsAs RIVER 49,
NJ CONFEDERATE STATES NAIL Le4sa
LINE The above lIge VIII, during fcwE&A
water in the Arkansas river, Tua small Dvsfs from Ma
pO'evn TO LitIe rock.
PASSENGER leaving. Memphis on M0-tlyF, Wednss-
DAYS and Saturdays, connect dirrcly with these boats
next day AZ Napoleon. ELey leave Napoleon sundz7,
Tu-sdsy and thursday evenings, end connect direct az
little Rock vii coaches i0r BOT Springs and Port
Smith. Per fsrther i~n-o.mstI1n appIy t.
D L d. ADAMS, Proprietor. or
r HARMSTAD AReaf,
fys0-3ms Corner Madison street ant Fropt row.