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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25
Clark s. FUHger's
@ OIL.
nEARK, GREG0RY 3 n,

CLARK, GREGORY & co.,
- oIS Rr DEiD { OE8s
CUEES Haadaahe. Eaur1e. Trfdacts. i1 three min
~ utes, Rheumatism, G Ugns, Aeu-aria, Colds Ery-
sipeiasi Bronchitis, Dyspepsia Cole. Cramp- lHhsmec
kyess Chronic s7re Eyes. sore l.-o4ti Gus, Burns
BruiaeH. Spralus, Chaupec Hands, piles Ulcers, Diar-
rhea, Busiaus, CorDs, Frosted Fesr, Dizziness, Old
Sores 8 re Breast, SIRE Nipple, Said He8d, aing-
CORN, letter, Snake Bites, Spider Bites Deg Sites. Rat
Bites. The world is challenged Tor Its equal ior scalds
and Burns. 10 cures Scratches on horses sore Eyes Or
horses. Suratas, svluuey Poll Evil PI=tula, saGdIe and
harness sails. usfh wounds sT S~w1u-nEs, snd ls the
best known remedy 90 aupfyt TO tendrr-f01ted hyrsss from
fogudcI-ske u1 the feet and bs+le wen a1Jlt The frug
o. tle foot. Cures all utane9us diseases On nan or
beast.
Noous medicine can cure IN an eases. butwe -az show
mere real prOof Of the virtue OF AUihrosial on IN lie
healing properties, from resp0usltIs men, who ere shove
5ei1s bo--hts tnau can BE- produced 81 any qker msuI-
else.
We % not assert a cre Er every uaiady to uhish the
laIHal family are ssueCt. bit -lst are proclaim We eau
suhslll re- By living wliDese5 TLs Albrosal Oil Is
q Nashville preparation, aG1 sold tu--1out the South
and Southwest b. all good d~rusrists and general deal
srs. The south may 30 Justly pmai shat Dr. Clark.
native Teuuessecsn, after much lsb0r aud research, has
produced e really worthy medicine. which is bound &c
drive out mich OF the worthless imported trash win
Fhich Che country S flooded.
Florso lsI tour oHcs rhere we win take pleasure
H showing letters and -tertu1alals fsa numerous 90 SET
forth il the loru Of an afvertsemfut. some OF which
come frcn p-hysicians - HIGH standing. who are Using e.
in her pracucg. as they state, wIh marvellous els-.s.
We 1mlI1-se the world % produce O. remedy 90 SPEEDY
and etac-uEl Its heglius properties.
- Eead the evidence o. Tho virt1e o. CarE s. EEi
iHTs Ambr0sinl OIL, evidence 80 Authentic. and from
persons whose word and standing ore iueproachsbls
GLAZE, GzEGORT & CO.,
Sole Pr1prietors. Efshviur. Tenn.
For sale by n. G. OATCE a. son,
AMI al Hemphis d~rugsis-s ss2s-dsElyis
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A CHuIsER.-H is stated BY persons Just
cone down the river, thas tie steauer .ff0H-
the sane that brsugh. TIE famous three hun
dred who invaded Columbus ana conquered
eternal fans and one diz-is cruising in the
ueigbtorhoo1 o. Columbus and ihatits object
IS the capture 81 boats plying between hat
ylacs AID Hrmphis.
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Snsaraafr.
STATEMENT
OF the Capital, Assets and Liabilities OF
The Insurance Co. Of the Val
ley Of Virginia,
IATFTA nv Hgr HOor
JANUARY 1sT.. IseI.

Nt'-Ihe name and Locality Of the Company, nThe Ia
surance Coupauy Of The Valley Of vlrgtnia p iocsted Al
Winchester, Va.
N.-Ile amount Il Capital STOCK e. ..a1ooO o0. %
A.-tne0amount q Capital Stock paid CD
$3.50 $500
me remainder is represented by stock
notes Of unidentified soiVery ....4 5000 10000 90
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THE GREAT
E1sGS1as sEe66CE2s8,
HERWIE5 BLOOD SElROHEBl
MercuriaI and syphfIftfc TaLnts.
Ulcers, EFUptIOns. EfraPles.NOdes
or Slifr Zones. Bi tches,
EOfIs. &casa Mead.


And the entire class Of Complaints caused D. an impure
state OF The Blood.
- T. Invariably ceres Rheumatism. Liver Gem
plant, General anf Nervous DEBILITY, inflamU9 lion
q she Bowels and is paruc1l1ry recommended Hr all
those o1stTucuous G. whiCh females are nab e. lis
natures oWn cosmetic, it trlnss the young females
FORM 20 perfection, giving richness 20 the blood and
viror 70 Tie nerves, causi-g health and h]appiuess O.
loon Of hsalth 10 btautiy the faded cheek.
The s'BlOOd searcheF''
Is prseissiy what its nane indicates in all is IeIgtb
ana breaath, viz: In a searching manner % seek, 90
look fort TO inquire, 10 exam ne 70 iuTlgOrste and thus
p~afifyiug and cleansing The blssd, the source, the iouu-
tain Wf life. caHsiag 1t 10 dow p1.e and unsdulterated
10 all it. original purity and vigur, thus removiat from
the sys en- an impure and peraioious causes which
have induced disease.
Its ersets have been almost miraculousI Hundreds
upon hundreds have been snstched by 10 froHl an IN
timely grave and re tlrd 90 the sweets Of heaith and the
eudea-meats Of friends
We can point 10 hundreds Of cases that have been
cur Q sfer an other remedies have failed, ard many
Instances where the pltiests had given up az hope OF
ever being restored 20 health.
We not ehiy claim 70 have discovered a panscea for
IMPURE nLOoD but we challenge the entire world to
produce a medicine that hes its u~ie-gIyiug and ST. arch
inE pr.rsrties-
~ Price 81 per bottle, or thres bottles for IS. snd
Forwarded BY express 20 all parts OF The ConIoderste
States, on receipt % price
POTTER MEhWlG Pr0priCtors,
IS JehsTson-st., near post aGca,
Ard general dealers n si popular patsn medicines.
~ Sold ct al the D Us Stores IN Memphis.
j telA-gfpTaW.a
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JERzT 4. ssNKs.
1e2ss4 IS 'front.' EoE.
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TRArsr1 70 RAEDoLrH-Th assistant
cuartsrmzslsr-gsne-a Thos. Petsra, Esq
gives notice has persons going up to Ran
doirh Oh TIE G1vernnsnt steamboats,, a1ll for
tie future be charged four dollars be Trip up
aud down We ewset some OF our boats VIII
run the excursion q half the rate If She busi-
ICES IS not made a mouop7iF.
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Qua MuIraEr GEFEEsEVrArIvEa. The
la.s afeolss a our t~JpoErsPhica! corps, be-
IonsiBg 70 tie shelby Light Dragons. now in
eanp Al TIE fair grounds near this city are
domislsd il two tsnts, piicasd uudst the folds
Of tie s.ars ana bars" Taer particular To-
caItr Is frsas- iaaieated b. The sign Of toe
aArrsaL OrFIce,n watch pc visitoT viii fad
placed upon their quarters. Toe good wishes
OF All tbsir old associates are rendered.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25

MIwAUEIE, June 34-Bsnk riots have
broken ont here. The citizens demolished
MitehelPs bank and two other banks and bro
kers' Offices have been injured. The Mont
gomsrv Guards were called out, and refused 70
obey Criez 10 fro on citizens. The Zousves
were called out and fred buck-shet.
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s H. WHrrsIrr. CAPTAIN.

GUEERILLAs.-Your drill hour has been
changed to half past four O'Clock P. N. At
tend promptly tomorrow Tuesday) afternoon.
One hundred good and trus men are wsntedfcr
active service in and near the city.
By order OF capt Hartman.
JONI I. TAYLOR, @. S.
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Dr., }. RI. McLgan's Volcanic Oh
Lfmiments
TIE REST ETTERWAL IN THE World, FQa
NAN OR BEAST.

msusands o. human beings have been saved alfa
frereuituds aud misery By TIE sse Of Gis invaiuabie
Linireuf. It viii relieve paiu almas- lnstaut-ueouay
M RI vfn cleanse. purity aud heE tas iouest sore In
an Incredible short zine Acisan's Volcano ol LIZ
iment viii relieve tue most -~lreteraie casea % Aheu-
r.ati-n. Gout or Eeu-siria. Fer Paralysis Ggzfra
Wns,Ias. stiffness or weakness u A@ 1ciufs ~
az Eicnmeuu. b vii never fail. Two a1ul1re wn
cure sore Unrest Ee41ache Or h1fsne- EaEurm or
scaIds. OF any Rala, Sci is an iufail5le rsmf rr t
- y5a win ans - Al i1diEpeusllle rem ~. Keen
always or hAnd.
Plfutee Farnfrs. f al1 r1e havlrr csa-re o.
Linsmeut. u Is aaeef- and infallbe cure o. Gals.
E5rains, Chaiez, 8rallng, Lrmeness, Sweeney Sores
wounds, SGrsNhrs, o. ny external disease. ~ III
AMI You win Be convinced
DR. J. "A KeLEAN. seis Proprietor,
st. Louis, aissaHrL-
ao 6g G. ". JONES A CO Hnf EAEn D HcCLEL,
L&ED.
Also, By POTTER & MERWIN, IS Jefsrson-st, near
ainra nr-Hsufa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25

Fer Mayor.
We are authorized 70 suuouucs = J. RAWLINGS as
a candidate Tor Mayor a the ensuing election-rhurs-
DAY. June 9Th je2s-te-
For Mayor.
We are authorized and requested % auRounce A.
MO11Aetf as e e1neiaate fr Aayor OF ne ely o.
memphis q; The ensuing election jel5-te.
for Mayor.
We are authorized 10 announce 4. D.. BAUGH IS q
~osadidst- lrre-sIecti5n 10 the once Of Mayor o: the
city Of asm7hls at t6s suno election jso-te
Tor mayor.
AT the solicitation q Friends. Ifoonsent % place my
name before he citizens Of Memphis as 3 candidate for
"a yoHN PARk
For AEaerm an.
We sre a~utn9ri7ed % announce SAMUEL z. NOR
Gas IS q ea1ddtts i9r re eieeuon To tie once Of
Alderman OF the econd ward jsis-tss
Fer Alderman.
We are suthsr ned 20 Ernuuucs GEO n. GIANT as
q candidate icr Ndsrl-an Of the First ward, at the en-
Sung june eleeti1n- jels tee
COlEeCfOF OF Privileges.
We are autha-izad % announce The name Of JOHN
EEwsOM IS caaJidais for tho om>-of Cousc5or Of TIE
Taxes o. Privileges, al The rpproasaIne Municipal cleo
tiou. mystic
FOR Tax-COIEeCTOP.
JOHN II. BOWEN is a candidate fr reelection 70
The office q I41-Collector. Election on the s9th Of
l1ns. mr23-ts
For Recorder.
At The ss'iciat5n q q few personal friends, / an
bounce my-er q candidate Tor rs-eIccicn as Recorder,
lsIs-ts Pm DICKINSON.
Fer BecOrder.
We sue authorized % announce JOSIAH HORNE as
candidate for Recorder a. the approaching mpnicipal
election On Thsreisy. he 2lt1 % June jel6-t9-
For Recorder.
VIZ are authorized % announce S. A. MOORE, as 3
candidate hr Recorder q the oasuing election in June.
mTi7fes
For Chief Of EaliCe.
We are Authorized &c aanounoo BEN G. GARRETT,
asacdnd. date Tor recollection % The once 81 Chief Of Po-
lice Gttbe eecl0n 10 51ne next, mritea
Fer WhaFfmaster.
FRANK g. BINGHAM Is d candidate Tor wharf
master, at tae onsuioe June elee Jon. sPil-te
Ser WbaFfmaster.
TH0s. q. WILLIAMS IS q candidate Cor Wharf,
master. Eleeiioi last Thursday in Juno mr2s-td
For Wharfulaster.
BEE. Il. ATKINSON i. a~taniidate for ne ONCE o.
Whsrf-naster. Election e7ih Of June uriO-td
FOr WhaFfmasteT.
TOBIAS WoLFE Is q candidate Tor WhArfmasteT,
Election soth June. mrls-td
Fox WhaFfmasreF.
We are auth1uzed g announce VI. @. ANDERSON
a. candidate fer the JfHcs ef WharfmasteT, al the en-
saiHg election, son june mr2s-td.
Memphis and St Louis Packet
company
A Il persons hsvlng claims against this company are
n r-Questef &C. prcsant TEEN Tor seitlemeut 10 J. y.
GRRG0Rg, o. nis cGcs. On the s0uth side Of Monroe
street. over the jewerg store q A. J. Warren x Co.
iei9-lm
NGgScGs
VTTE win receive che Treasury Nstes Of the 6. s. A.
w ztpar fo- tl dfbts Cue us, and as CASH for all
Drugs. MellciEcc, etc. sold.
VICE EROTHEHS g. CO..
ss3 and sg7 and sis Msiu street,
jeig-7w Nemphis. Tenn.
W9gIsEed.
NOR TIE MISSOURI REGIMENT, ten or fifteen
d NEGRO BOYS to fem a DrHm Corps. Free boys,
between the ages OF twelve ana e3ehlsen preferred.
OHN S. BOWEN,
fe1a7w Col. PROV. Army Curs'g No. Vol.
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Read the Evidence.

NN"'TI''I
Ossh capiIai and surplus paid ap..,..-.-s. 500
See card in smother ooiumH. oace, on Jeaerson-sti
win Rtna dhaen. ImvI-Ayl Z. ]. WRsT. AGENT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25

Trr CoSpEEHEB.-st1vsr Che condemned
murderer, is sentenced to die On Friday. We
learn that 10 signs Of eoniriion; OF prePar-
ing for he awful Judgment at the tribunal
from which there is ns appeal; Of roiieitude
Ter he eternal welfare % hfs soul lie aPpsren'.
He was visiss BY a Piaus lady on sunday
when ths only aspiration be expressed respect
ing the futurs, was be u~-tsrancs Of a hope
tia ais body mig5t be laid where Tie doctors
eaaid aotgst - 1t.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25

CORNER GIN m ALLEY AND WASHINGTON ST.,
. unpsred to manufacture al kinds Of Aatbemati-
A cal Philosophical and Opucal Instrumsnts, Ii The
2esl m-nuer, AID 81 The love c prices. ~ Is also pre-
farea 70 maEuiactare Bnliet Noails aud Cartridges for
be various kinds OF Dreams row N use, and al
As-t machinery. he soiicita . porti0a OF ne pubic
p.gonags. ~ Orders from the coratTy prscipsly A.
sases %. lsi-lns
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snaiaI @gtlGag
INSURANCE coMPANy Of rnE STATE

AANaA n "A 0RAAA
or VIRGINIA.
Authorized L"V'VSV
CASH eapilsl and surplus paid up...-..--s.. 5000
ses card IN smother column. oace, on Jeaerson-sts
with ztna dtaee. @Emvlayl J. ]. wzsT. AGENT.
Read the Evidence.
MEssRs. olark, Gregory & Co, Nashviis-sent 7
wish 70 Say TO ysu and ms world what Jour Ambr7siaI
Oh has dsne for me
have been tutoring win ehIonic sore eyes for years
and tic do.oufeuz four yesrs. II possible, / hags sur
fersd death I'VE hundred times sud have not seen any
Of ms family for more than two years. ] eau now see
to attend 10 uy domestic anairs and sleep pleasantly.
j hope the Almighty uay prosper you in your good
work with Ambrosisl Oil.
hALlEDA A~REREATHT.
Bethel. Giles county, Team.
For saleby 4, O. oEYoz < SON,
AND al Memphis druggists. iei9-aaE2w
HOIE0vVay,s Pills and Ointment.
DIN s0REs, s~crofulous Affections and Gan5ulsr
sWeuiugs.-In all INCIDENT alterations where scarce q
spark Ct vitality fingers this Ointment viii induce a
speedy cure. II penetrates 10 the heart Of the ulser OF
swelling, and ~ a eouuter-initsnt sotion, stimuiates
the a~tsorbenis 10 a renewed sfsrb snd By sabiuing the
Inflammation. creates . new and hsalay flesh. The
Pills BY purifying the blood considerably expedite the
operation.
soidby andruggists, At 25c., SIC, and 81 per boz.
Jels-dtwawtT
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FOR SIZE

THE eatire material n orr Old Office consisting Of
4 the Presses JOB type. Stands. Cabinets, Gases,
huie, Leads and Composition Kettles tnaEl, src., etc.
Also one No. ] Aifer-- Vaccine. ono Lead Cutter, a
large assortu@ur 1i Csts etc.. all nezl pew havirg
been used only a1o-t dftesa or e'gstsen melta-. ara
Whl-h we viii sell at prices that EI make it 20 she in
1ersst OF these i1 need % sucb material 70 p-ur-lr@
as Gail a. the Appeal Job Rooms
mr7 ia WHITMORE & BIO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25

eT Mr.. Wn n. Perkins win consentts
become = candidate for alderman IN the sth
ward at the ensuing municipal election, be viii
be supported BY The friends OF the public
schools. EIGHTH WAKD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25

TuE families Of absent Volunteers whs are r-f.fas
10 relief under the late order Of tss Oaunf~ rrr-4
~ hereby notified that On o A the ION ~ ~
Jane. ] win commerce ls7uiug dlfts IN fagor 81 rHs
wivss md children q Voiuutesrsi and on thst fav. sri
every day t5crezfser5 viii atiend 10 the omas 81 ne
Ccunsy Court Clerk, corner q Court and Third street,.
roc 9 % II o'ciock, until turse1r natics.
Twii iszue 70 draf N favor Or a1y pe-4a srlrt
r1os ne csrtif ate Of tue Justices ~ ne p--ea stsf
me niic1nt ts enuued % iE which uag ~ t.aa y
~ Ja.sics insiadine tiHsrent nkns4 r. ese -..s-.ts.
m Eaxrorstor, ~ Powell, wiz e. inarFssr dsar
20 na clsrtfeace, and be win mlaflEe fF -s1 fta5s
drafa a be d Easiste1 ~ tts 81 tc rssiss-
verify nterloslian q he bsnEs b l1e ctr.
les c4Entr Eniso.
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1861.


T4HF undersigned having recently purchased fhis
favorite watering Plsca. and newly RENTED and
furnished fL, havs nos opened for The season for he
reception OF visitors. EFefy efprt viii be made % n
sure tie oomiortul those Uho may visit them. Hevlng
sscured the services Of the test stewards aud cooks 70
be had in Memphis its cay access and short distance
vii render it very convenient 20 Merchants, Planters
and others having business 10 the city and vicinity
SHIRLEY & SCHUTLEE.
An Omnibus will be at the depot a. 3oiivar on The -
rival Of every train, 10 convey pszaensers tnd bBg9-se
% The springs, only three miles distant from Bolivar
and seqeniy-fWe miles from Memphis.
I've Daiiy Trains. morning and eysning, gotng
throush in six hours from Memphis to ne Springs.
Jalg-lmis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25

SoUTHERs IEvBcIBu Es-This company,
CON 7osed Of TIE best o. our home boys, have
marching orders, and are DESTROYS to eHlist
about twsntysof the samesort. Tne company
Is armed with tbe celebrated minnie muakst,
add presents he only opportunity Of obtaining
that desirable weapon. Apply on Second
street, third door from the eOrner OF Jefferson.
street, Jefferson block.
s Il Mnrrerrr. Cantsin.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25

FOR NEW ~3zLEAEs-The steamer r p. " BIZ,
Capt. Newell VIII leave iur New Orleans - o'olo,E
this e~reriug. Thos. H. williams & Co. aud Bourne *
Co.. agents.
FoR WHHTE EIvEE-atbs 'eb1t thfr evenire. TIE
Eansuha TaIeF. Caut Frce. viii lelr0 fer Eslf-
Support, white rlvsr. Jzs. Z. Bourne & Co. sEeuta.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25

NUIsAscEs.-At the criminal court, The soap
factory OF Mr.. Prescott, at Chelsea, has been
prosecuted as a nuisance. The jury decided
that it was a nuisance, and sentenced the pro-
priotorB 10 pay a fine Of three hundred and fifty
dollars. A trial was proceeding last evening
at the same court, in which Is was charged
that the slaushtsrhouss OF Charles Williams,
on the new Raleigh road, is g. nuisance.
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oaos furniture, stationery Plat.l, etc.. 5000

n. B-We bold al our stocks and Nonds ss perma-
nent investments, and tho present prices should not be
considered as q proper standard for their resi- value
but p~reierrlng 90 c1lform strictly % TIE requirements
ofuo law have quoted them at the lowest Czsb prices
81 Che date Of statement which makes a dIderehca OF
s25,O00.
5.h.-Am5uut 0iI abliteesdue sud mot due
t0bznEs and other reditors-..-..s... 1851
etk.-Losses adjusted and due unpaid be-
cause OF contest among cred
lseSl.2A
1h.-LGssss adjusted and not
lVA8.4B
5iu-L02s2s auusted.ss......-s &,lG9.99
sA--L14ses On suspense waiting further proof, mona
excerpt what are resisted On the Eouud OF fraud
and H0t allowed
i0th.-AA other claims against the company There
are some unsettled ci1tms.
uth.-Iba srestest amount insured in any enc risk.
The general rule Of the company Is, not t. 10 sx-
coed 5000 on any sne risk.
2h.-Ihr greatest amount SLOWED blythe rule CT the
company 70 be insured in any sas city, town or
village dePeEc-zg upon its size ard hsw built
l2.-The sEeatsst amount allowed to De IN any ore
block, depends unon its extent and construction.
I4th.-Th0 act o. incorporation o. the company Is Tie
same as heretofore filled.
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OpEE Tx BLocKaDE-Tae people doing
bssfasss At tie river are generally desirous Of
being rsHeyed, a. consistent vita tie sxigeneies
K the times, OF the incoaveaienee consequent
uosn The blorEale OF Monroe and Court s@treets.
Thsv surgesstb5ta space be opened Sufficient
for threo drsy7 70 pass each other, the matte
rislllid at hand. then az need an could be re-
place al a r-ry short notico- Cannot this
toupIsisanco be shown 60 those who are put
sbsut b. TIE prssen state Of the blockade
MorHrE-s HoNE-s. this i~as.lHtion act
snlvisa sick soldier nurss5, and The neees-
rtmedles administered, but such food and
sicaeiss ere provided IS nay b required
tsaBv kid ladies' in the city are contributing
this department OF the Houe with unsanted
crosby. Yesterday ayoung gir!-a pupil
school, who had for some time owned q
rood Of chickens in which she took great
ds-ssnt thea to shshoue as her e%ont1bu'
On 70 the comfort Of the suffering soldiers
so evn conquer g 1l5iers that have such girl
as that % Sight for?
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Foreign MaTRais By TelsEraph.

New York Market BY. Telegraph.
New TsEE, jane 24-sales Of cotton to-day 200
al I4zGI8ae.
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SOUTHERN FLAG MANDATORY
G. WO0LWER,

203 MAIN STREET,
TTls OK HAND and is constantly manufsctgring
II FLAGS far Military Companies,
FLAGS tor Hotels,
FIAGs fcr stfanb1ats,
FfA6g for ruhnt Bdildnesi
FEtGs m miniature fsrfhe hat E1d buasu holn.
srEkRa szkffS 20 great rafietT.
pe-tirs Feeidnr a. the country can BE- sfpnk sf with 3
frH fi1ed e1nfsrr snE rag. e1id Stars. srf4-. Sl4f
80. al complete, a. uri1rs raHsiEE from So o. S75- a
iarfe STICK alaaF. on hzlIt 81 orders - mail VIII be
ir.ned,fty ioruaFded BY express
, B-on hand. q isrze quantity q flannel Shirts
.uitsbis fo- Military Uniforms 3sil-2v
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-25
Nerada democrat.

THE CRY OF Rocks Every one who
has been weary traveller "the plains
across" will read with interest the follow
ing description of the "City of Rocks,' from
letter in the Vancouver Chronicle:
City Rocks are justly considered one of
the greatest cnriosities of the plains. Look
ing from an elevated point at the distance
of several miles, they present the appear
ance of d large, we'll built Mahomedan city,
with its towers and minarets penetrating
the clouds; and while the gray sides of the
granite spires reflected the golden rays of
the declining sun, il was not difficult for the
Imagination TO realize one of those gorgeous
pictures which Oriental painters delight to
present TO the gaze of an admiring world.
A nearer approach converted the Turkish
city into a well built walled city, with its
castles and gateways of feudal times. But
once within the outer wall and no effort of
the imagination was requisite to satisfy the
mind that you were by an impregnable
fortress. from the turrets and loop holes Of
which few resolute men could resist an
immense army. The scattering house-shaped
rocks looked like officers quarters in a we'll
appointed fort. So natural we're these views
that we could scarce realize while surroun-
ded by the collosal columns and magnificent
archways of this wonderful work of nature,
that these apparent tenements were not in
habited-tbat cold stone only, instead of a
teeming garrison or city, surrounded us.
Then it became to us a City of the Dead. A
Maison Care or a Greenwood, with their
magnificent monuments, lOomed up before
us. But no work of art could equal the
magnincent proportions of the spiral col
umns of the City Of Rocks
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-25

THE PARLIAMENTARY LIBRARIEs.-The IL
braries of the House-one for the Lords and
one for the Commons-are splendid in all
their appointments and useful, comfortable
and elegant in their arrangements large
fires burning brightly in massive CRATES,
and surmounted by gigantic marble chin
neys Sardanapalian arm-chairs that invite
you to read, ponder and dose costly car.
pets servants in livery waiting upon the
members large tables covered with portfO-
liOs, papers, envelopes, and all imaginable
writing materials (; splendidy bound books
in massive bookcases and gas lights,
most advantageously placed-all combine
to make this room the most desirable re-
treat. Two librarians preside over the
rooms, Existence is more delightful in
these reading rooms than in the House it,
self. The debates are sometimes very long
and malicious persons say that now and
then they are not very interesting. 1t is,
therefore, but natural that many Of the
chosen Of the people prefer the arm-chairs
10 their library, to their seats on the stuffed
benches, of the House. Here they may sit
and doze or write. even more comfortably
than in their clubs and If member wishes
to indite letter to bis constituents or cred
itOrs, he has the accommodation of a spe-
cal parliamentary post-oilice within the
walls Of the building. All this shows that
the honorable and learned gentlemen have
very correct ideas, aud an acute perception
Of what is truly comfortable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-25
ALTvERY STABLE,

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