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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-02-20

- A Convention of BIoomer damsels is
reported TO have resolved that they viii
wear short dresses or nothing. What an
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-02-20

T Query-I! bal can:fy ten miles in
two hours, how far can brick-bat 6y in
crowd9
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-02-20

y If you doubt whether 10 kiss a pretty
girl, give her the benefit of doub, and go
on.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-02-20

WY was Adam like sugar planter p
Because he first raised Cain.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-02-20

q SEcEDED-Scou Town has Seeded -
Quite a number of persons havs been look.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-02-20

II To keep apples from rotting-put
them in dry cellar with fifteen children.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-02-20

DECIDEDLY BARD-Tae times. They try
mea's souls as well as thesr pockets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25
aRTEmEs WARD sND wowaN,s
RHEETTH

Ipii cot my tent 10 a smsI town in E~niisnu'
ore ny lsrst Eeeson, & while / was stapdin a
the daTe tskiH urnnay, a deppvtashun OF ladlel
came up & SEQ they ives members OF the Ban
kumriii Female Moral Reform & Wimin,
Ritss Associssaun, and they azed me IL tbay
Good 20 10 wiihout payin.
"Aot eEactiV,o ses "but you can nav
without goin in.o
"Dew you knaw who We air 20 sed one Of
The Uim2-s tsl q feroshus lookin crittsr.
with q p ew kotaon umbrerer under her arm
"dew VoE know WHO we air, surf"
any impresshun is, - sed ], afrom q kurserv
view, fhst y21 ar femahs.p
ave air, ElT," Eed The feroshus womsn-"we
belong 10 q sosisiy which biesyss wimin has
Tites-vh5tch hlseYrsinFszen her 20 her proper
~speer-Whifch beeves she Is indoud with as
mulch intsileek ss msnis-Ubit-h bleeves she
t. tTsmBiId ID g. aboozei & which will resist
hens4fh snd forever The incroschmen,s OF
proud and dominserin u8n."
Durin her discourse. tbe eEFentric female
Erahd me ay The coat koilar L was swingin her
umhrsiier vililv over my bed.
81 bore, marin" SEE !, stsrlin back, athat
YEN iuteHabuns is honershie1 Inc a lone
nan, bare % strange place. Decides, I've a
wife 20 hun . .
Eyes" erids tie female. "& shes a slave
Doth she never 3rsem Of freedom-doth she
never think Of brown of the woke Of tyrinnv
a ninkin & Votin for hsrseifs Doth SIZE sver
think Of thess here things ?'
."Nct bcin a uatrsl bora fooi1 ED 7. BY this
unS htle rltd5 Il Kin safeiy say that she
dothA
40. Nhot-whot % screened the female.
euiu4in iEr um5relier On tbs air. go. what is
Tie price tbt~somsn PAYS for Der xpeuunser7
81 don't kaoga marm sex 7 sg6e price to
ny slew is IS ceIN per individooui."
r-- 800 E.aa-Haam 90 Ga e. SIS a~Nmn ~.
female.
s'Not H ] know ~ sed J.
"Crool mani' she criie, g. bust into tsars.
aWon't yoa lct nv darter inf' ssd anutber
Of DE e~vsentsic Wimin5 takin me afeckshun-
fteir b. Che head. go, please lt ny darter
m-shsss a sweet gushin child q nature
eLst Der gush % reared I, as mad as ] Good
stick % tbeir tarnai noncents; sget Der eusht'
Wbereunon thev all sprung hack with the S.
muifaneras otasrFashun thati was a Beest.
IeNr female freu3s," sed i, "be4 you loeve,
Fsa fsw remarks % remark; wa them wall.
The huale CONAN is ( Of The greatest insti-
toosh ks az which fLis land kin bos,e. It's
onooss BE To- Et along without her. Had
thsfe bi8no female wimin 10 tbe woTld, ]
rh0od scarcely Be here vita sy unparalleled
show in this very horasspishus occaslwn. She
e good IN sirkness-e0od 90 wsllHess-goud
aiithetins. o, woman, woomani I cride,
ny feelius WuTkei Up 10 a hi poctick pitch,
avou air q sngil when you behave y0urself (;
bat when you lake od your proper apparel 4
(msltsforicslsy speaklh) get into psntyloons-
nher yes deserf ycur hfesides, g. with your
hsdz full q uimlus rites =noshuns 60 r5nad
iike roari1 lyons setin when you may asrour
snmst0dy-iE short. when yoa undertake 20
risf re msn, play The derH. 4 air an 6mfatic
reasaace. by Female niends,1 7 continued,
afif9 Fas i~adiznaai'y dsrsrtin, ava, wall
sef A. Hs1SA9a asdev
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25

FROM the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
osphalic Pills accomplish The object fer whpa they
were made, VIZ: Cure o. Hsadaeha in all is hzas.
Prom the Examiner, Nor,oIk, Va.
They have been tested in more than a THOUSAND cases,
With entire success.
From the Democrat, st CI1u1, MIN.
EyoH are, OF hsve teea troubled wiih tie Essdaohs,
send for g bsz Cephalc Pills., SO that yea may have
thsm in case Of an attack.
Prom the Advertiser Providence, RI.
The osphszic Pills are aid % be O remarkably s1sc-
tive remedy for the Headache, and one OF the very best
for that very frequent complaint which hss ever been
discovered.
Prom the Western h. r. Gazsitc, Chic, g, III.
~ heartily lnd0ne Mr. spaldius, and III u~nrivaiod
Osphaic Pills
From the Kauswba valley szr, Kanssh a. Va.
W are sure that persons suGering with ta9 HoadaeAs,
NO try them, viii stick to msn
From the southern Path Fllder, Nsw ortelas. Ia.
Try iheml you that are smietsI and we srs sure that
yogr testimony can be sIssd to The tiresd1 numerous
lst that has received benefits that 81 oler medicine
ga produce.
From TIE 81. Louis Demoo at,
me Immense demand for he article tcspdlue Puls)
u rapidly increasing.
From the Gazsits. davenport, Iowa.
N. spsIdluE would not connect his ua1 r. with "a 81
tcla he did not know 20 possess real merr.
Prem the Advertiser, Providence ri.
ne testimony in their favor is stsang, FINN the mast
quarters.
Prem the Daily News, Newport, 3. ].
Cs7halio Pills are taking the place Of al ESlds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, hass.
Said 70 be very eacacious 5r he HeGdacac-
From the Commercial, Cincinnati, '9aio-
Saaerius humaaity can nov De relieved.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Railroad Company.
o V
Wanted By Hire or BY Purchase.


gETE viii Purchase OF Hire. Tor q term Of I've years.
w Five Hundred or q Thousand Sl-ve L1harers. y
work on he southern Paihc taiiuad IN fezs-ums-
diataig Eetu s1res A-n o region se-
cure snd protected frul invasion or maiestati1n during
the cauliet which SIAN exist lstTeen the two sections
Of this csuwry tna country Irvr1n which tie read
passes l5 u-rely beatty, ana fr e distance Of -a-e
4DC or 80 miles west Of shreveport. it peuetra-aE 1na
O. me fnest agricuirHrlo Countries on the continent %
rms company has ma7u acsaiIsr -aat hsnrsrsa
g.. e 1850 sores for eV, y mue 90 road tile crmpanT
shrevsrort on TIE esz- 70, % ed Paso on tie uprfs-n
boundary ol Iezl7 To- times IKE The pr1ssst tha
COMPANY ciHnct c.4uand cash % pay for labor essential
20 ne rapid az olneli o. me clpa1y's Interests :
but Tor a tern years. By Are OF D. lhe act14I par-
ttazs- uH company wiz make TIE most LIBERAL and "a
Va utase1ns aHansemrlta via siave-oNuers in KEN
tr-.y = GiElolri, Flr4lullr MarTllnd, Norh crr1Iinr.
or elaswlgra. fer the hire or purchase vifh uarmsnf4
n tfs u1st u1iauhtfd sccurtirs- Of 900 OF 400 ar-sr
Fsmfu.ss entire Willie r1san either by hire or 81 aT--
cf.sa. Ia company ls elaliei 90 propose Hhfrr7 tarmr
ar-,nss 81 me mulhlccnt land rant bv lers4 s.fF-e
sh.fifr &c rnul1e me iron ard Yelling Stock for he 90
tire read scr8s Iezas, with ice construction HrrFs -
OF Tazri. This COMPANY hss .erured t1a syirsrsv.sn
tra route ca ne sll degree Of parallel Of ltttUda trr
q5vernmeuts-among them are Frllce. s1aiH.
Eeisium and switzcfiarl-as veil As Il isr-a r-
lists. o1umsrslal men ld c1nfrsetoiso q -hese c1r7-i-
The late t11sre e aaie meel ahHr. IL
les las session, douslur f1 this company. ihrar-r
Eala, Eew Ae1ico are e4iiu--a SINE 1900 1G0 800
Of lard, aHia lean or tlA9-s-E niitqns oi eaia-s. 10
De repaid t1 postal end ciler pa5lc services. rms
passed the House % AevfeseltalVes. was amarF-s
fre seaafe, 1uf11lr faird - become aflw er tt--
o. time and the startling ltuucai events asnif.-
The Ration
E8 company ia ne weird has a larger bar
snuesstul W1sec-acls and 10 cuurar2
ana secured % itSeif ha appr0laliou &
ioan Sa-ss and Es-opsan s0vernu
mrch harudt % i3 st0csh1dcus, and.
5frsendEus ufs-ariluu Iusrf
plesion aCrcsa thlscslulGus. t1e i
Ausrl4. a1d rEs whole El
treasures ftriga1H from tie faii~rr
20 every ely iIul tGe Gaf a-.-
northern barber on eur A.lantic a-s-saF
dus and natural slEre-a C0sEE.C- ~
failad 20 c1rich every nziu 5u e1ra
cQutreed % IN Tie FAsr7 ard as lt O. lnrralF-
lng, IL VIII sin m0zc e1Iirh lose r1o shan
in the FuTuaE. e.
most ungaoslnauls secuTluest an 81 Is ms
sral arrauEsmeua win be made YIN slave
swing iheI termyEuifh mas, We llnk. h
t1rT-WlthoEt eDcanserrc By pliEln. cmrsa
terms q ccntr4t Tie safety u behaves
or admitting the slightest uacertsinE %
meuf.
All applications w11 be nsie 10 Haf4V
son, President, N1slrla. zennes C
Tetel President Mslllis auf Cs1Adl
pen7. Memphis5 Co. J.A 1s1auie5 kfucttur~
OF 2 myself, Memphis
Gensra md Firarizl Asen. q soathern
@yi4-R kairoaa cs2Pns x zs5ss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25
SCHEDULE z.
GIVE RE cENruM AID vALoREH.A

-AH 80 @HA ~ 1@1AA4AaN
Articles usei In 1yeiug and sheets, uumsnufactur ed
tanning not otherwise. Indin rubber, milk Of
provided for Junk, old
Brass. in bars or pigs, old Plaster o. Paris or salphate
and d. only to be remain Of sims, ground Or IN
ufsctured ground
Bells, old bell metal Raw hides Of al kinds, IN
Copper ia pigs or bars, cop dressed
per0re Sheathing c5pper-but no
Copper, when old and 81 copper 70 be considered
only 70 be re-manufac- as such, except in sheets
tured IS inches long and a
Clutch inches vide and weigh
Diamonds, canoes, mOsaics jig from Il 20 81 ounces
pearls, gems, rubies, and ~Sheathing or yellow metal,
other precious stones not wholly or in part OF
and imitation thereof iron
when not set e~heathing or yellow metal
AmOry In lump or pulver- nails expressly for sheath
lied, felt, adhesive for ing vessels
s~heathius vessels, Fuii Shesthiug paper
1ers earth, Gums Of allStave bolts and shingle bolts
sorts, not otherwise pro Type, old and ut only 10 be,
Yl1ed fOs remauufactured
Guta percha, unmEnufac- VOID
-tured, INDIGO, India Rub Zinc, spelter or teuteRegue,
beri in bottles, slabs orl manufactured
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25

A BBoTTs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES.
Tho AimwsH Stories.
The Young Yoy1 gers. By Capt. Reid.
The Bash Boys By Capt. Reid.
od1 People. By Capt. Reid.
The White Elephant. By Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Daltsn.
A Year with Maggie and Emmls. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading S rings.
Harry's 9 ummer in Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mammals Bible Stories
Woman an Enigma.
Rsadil;g without Tear
The Mothers Mission.
Margar ct H~untington's Experiment.
HoOk sr's Illustrated History.
Ths Crusadss and the Crusaders
a VOYags in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young Chsvallsr.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
tE ted.
Fife Years Before the Mast
King Arthur and his Knights.
Work while ii is Day.
Little Annis's Primer.
Queens and Prineessss o. Francs.
Constance and Edith or, Incidents of
Home Life.
Little by Little.
FOR SALE BY
CkeaUes 3 TGdess.
.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25
Grocery and Millinery
q TO u II &

A GRBAT VARIETY Of weI-selectsd. fresh and So
n perior Groceries and Provisions, nne Wines and
superior Lignors, Of direct importation, are always
kept on hand at the store of JOHN q HARTLEY, cor
ner Of Linden andDes0tc streets. He has Just received
q fresh consignment Oh Ame . 81 Iouis Hams. for
which his establishment is celebrated.
Next tae Grocery cstablislmeEt,o on DeSoto street, he
has lust opened 8 store with an entirely new stock Of
Fashionable Millinery, Bonnets, Dry Goods, Trimmings
and every articls in that line Of business.
A competent aad experienced lady viii attend % all
who may extend their patronage. Ladies are fRvited
to call and inspect the spring stock. which win be found
superior and attractive, and at prices that viii suit the
times. J0Hk r.. HARTLEY,
mrs Corner Linden and BeGoto streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25

Wa SHOT Cor. KELLY 9-ioL Kelly. tie
commandant Of q portion IF Linc0ln5s forces
ar fndiPpi, was shot By Archrv McClintic.
OF re Bath Cavalry, Capt Richards. L-roT
end foysll Daugsrdeid (brothers) ami Archev
McCietc, s~oiiisrs Of the Bath Cavalry.
were az the bridge when a Aorse belonging To-
thtir company dashed through tie bri ge with
OF ia rider, whsrsuPcn these soldiers ATTEMPT
ca 10 cross lhe bridge Tor the purpose Of seeing
wat had been the fate OF the owner Of the
rderless horse, when they were met bv a Dor
ION oi the enemy, led On bv Col. Kelly. AZ
they net, Archey NcClintic shot Kelly with a
pistol. Seeing that lfey would be overcome
by ihe nunber OF the enemy, this gallant trio
wheeled and Tetreatei through The bridge. As
they were rstrestirE, they heard The enemy ex-
clam; "Sho0t the did rascal on the white
horsa - meaning EicCli1dc, who lad shot
he.y. They dred, and broke the leg OF Lerov
P Dangerdeld. As McCiintic was able 70
unho7Ee the colonel OF The reeimsnt with an
oid pistol, Te hope that no soldier will disaain
70 uss the oid-fashioHot pistol They are az
good So any, IL in proper hands.-Sauntoa
Spectator.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25

En- ivory
lJuie. sisai grass, ooir, an
other vegetable s1hstan
llut Gee. manufactured. no
othervise provided for
Kelp
IKermee
Lac spirits, lro sulphur an
lac dye
Leather tanned, bend. sole
incl and upper, Of all kind.
gefl not Otherwise pr0vide,
for
ralILsmdns ana lines, a.,
lime juice, aud juices Q.
all other nuits wlthcu.
ar sugar
lime
Nader, ground or 7repar-
ed
iMAddsr root
Marble. IN the rough slab Of
l0- block, unmanufactured
Metals, manufactured, uol
Otherwise pfovi2ed fer
~ Mineral kerms
udi Mineral and bituminous sui
sri Stances IN q crude state,
NJ not otherwise provided FOR
Moss, Iceisnd
r. Music, printed with lines
bound and unbound
Eairon
rs Nickel
Nuts, net otherwise proYid-
a. &c for
ID. Nut gals
'of Mex V0mica
a IOkkum
Oranges, lemons aud lines
lJrpiment
Palm leaf, unmanufactured
Pearl, mother Of
Pineappies
ed Plantains
Platina, uumanufactured
"a Polishing stones
pstatoes
Prusslan blue
in Pumice and pumiee stones
% Rsttans and reeds unmAnn-
featured
Red chalk
lRotton stone
D. iGanloWer
sai soda and all carbonafes
b., and suiphates Of soda, by
ns whatever names designate
ed, not Otherwise pr0yid-
ed for
iseedlac
lsheilec
six, raw, not more adj
vauced in manufacture
than singles, tram and
oil thrown, or orgGnziue
.Spotgss
(. Steel IN bars, sheets and
s. plates, not further sd-
yanced in manufacture
oil than by rollingi and cast
steel in bars
"a Sumac
sulphur, f0wer OF
Irallow, marrow, aHd all 9TH
vi er grease or soap stocks
and sosp stuhs, act other
wise provided for
iTernt tin in Plates or
s.. sheets
ID TesElt
"a Terra japonics, Catechu
n Tin, In plates or sheets and
" tin foil
ITortoia or other shells, IN
Manufactured
Trees, shrubs, bulbs, plants,
and roots. not Otherwise
" provided for
'rumeric
Watches and parts Of watch
III es
Woad CT pastel
woods, viz cedar, box eb
ony, hgnum-vitR grana-
dilla. mahogany, rose
wood, satin-wood, and all
other woods unmanufac-
tured
Iron ore snd iron In blooms,
loops and PIGS
a Maps and charts
e Paintings aud statuary not
Otherwise provided for
b Wool, manufactured, Of
every description, and
hair u the Alpscha goat
ant other like animals
Specimens Of natural histo-
~. mtaer0lOgy, or botta-
nv. not Otherwise provid-
ed for
Vans
Lear and manufactured
tobacco,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25


Naval ENeAGEMEsT-GALLAEr AND OAR.
ING CHAs OF A FEDEEAL SrEAuER-O On
sunday evening, about : o'clock, while the
Confederate steamer, Empire, was eBzaged ID
5soennouarins tue enemy's works at YsUpori
News, Captain Parrish discovered che fedora
steamer, Caialins, some distance of ana m.
CT LesdW2y Tor Old Point. Chase was inn
mellateir given, aud when within a few miles
Z hamptoa Creek, The Empire fred two shots.
of ullel ls believed 70 have taken effect
Ed bot for The proximity OF
y. Cum srla1d fu5E which promptly
1s4 Der battery 20 stop the chase, The Cat
16ae world ia an pr0babilsy have fallen into
or tznds-
Capt Parrish and bis officers deserve much
for their daring ccuduct 20 this little af-
fair, as do also several of the Richmond
Gravs Who were on board the Empire a. 4
guard, u is hoped that Capt. Parrish
may soon BE- better prepared for offensive ope-
"a ioss, BY having a larger and more effective
steamer placed under his controL-Norfolk
CVa9 Hergd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25

IA siuEis boale Of sPALDIEG5 FEEPiRED GLUa
viii save ter. 4nes its cost annually 81
sPALDIN6s PREPARED ,ELUEt
sPAIn RPs PREPARED GLUEI
.pALf IS PREPAREB GLUEI
SAVE THB FIECzsl
E0oNoA II DIsPAToH
r~A stitch ln Tine Saves Nine "G
As a,eia. ats viii happen, evea in vel regulated
f.ailiss. IL sver7 d~ssirsais 70 laws SON caeap and
o-onvsaisnt v. y tor ssaaa.ns F~arnitre, rogs, ofosEesz,
SPA WIEqs TEEFARzD eLl
Hee.s an such a sergonoisb and no hsusehsd en sa1r1
70 be without it. Il sis Ays ready md q Z 3 as
ausss u M livery Houz
". IA brush saou psnlss each s9ino. Prie' =
Sc airy G. SPaIdiEg'
No. $50 DAB sEREET, New YORK
0i1 n0N.
As certain unprir eipied persons sre attempting %
Of on the ussu spsctin, pubns mutations Of ny
PREPARED GLUE. IWould caution all persons 70 *
sums before porehas ins, and see that ne ni naiass
p sPArDrHt rs Pm RARED sLUE n
: a he outside VI sppx5, II others are winding
Ezis-atgz~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25

ma1ulaclurti1 nos QlAtI-
wise provided for ~
Anlisseed
Antimony crude or regular
OF
Argol, or crude tartar x
Arsenic X
Ashes pot, pearl and soda u
AEhphaltum
Assafmiida ~
hananas, cocoB-nuis, pine
appies, p~ianiairs, orangef
and al other west Indie
fruits in tAe.r natural u
state
Rariiia
BARK o. an kinds not other
wise provided for ~
gBark, Peruvian n
Bark, guiila
3 smuIh n
( Bitter apples X
Bieaching powder Of chic
ride lime ~
Bones. Burnt
Boards planks, staTesi shiu-hl
giles, lafhs, scantlng, ard NJ
am other sawed lumberI
also snsrs and heWn tim-
Der Of all sorts 30
Bone-biAck, or animal car NJ
bou. and bone dust
Boiling cloths IA
Books, printed, magazines NJ
pamphlets, periodicals NJ
and illustrated nevEpa- ,
pers, bound or unbound NJ
not iherwis provided fof'No
Books. blank, bound or IN .0A
bound lOr.
B0rate OF lime for.
BoraN. crude or tlncal Pa.
B0rsx, refined Pc.
Bouchu leaves Pin
B7x-wood, uumanufactured Pli
Brazil paste I'm
Brarll-wood, Briziliettn, and Pc.
al dye-woods In sticks Pc
Bristles Pr
Bronza aud Duich metal inlPu
leaf bronze liquor, snd Ra
bronze powder I
Building stones Re
Butter lRo.
Burr stones wrought OF uu- Sal
wrought leaI
Cabinets Of CONS, medals )
gems, and ali collections '
OF antiquities Q
Osmphor, crude G
C~auharides ispt
Cassia and cassia buds lshs
Chalk lsiil
Cheese "
OhlckurV root 4
C~hrouomcters, box OF ship q
anc parts thereof .Spo
Clay, burnt OF unbartbrick Ste
roofing tiles, gas ret5rtS p
and roofing States Y
Coal, coke, and oulm Of oosl q
Cochineal 81
O0csa-nuts, Cocoa and coca Sun
shells Sui.
Cocuius Indicus Tai
Ooir yarn, Coiiua, or tow e.
orhpmn ~ 7nw Al
down "
Cream Of tartar res
Oudbear Ter
Diamonds, canoes, mGsaics, g
gems, pearls, rubies, and Tea
other precious stones, and Ter
limitations thereof, when Tin.
set in gold OF silver or u
other metal Tor.
Diamond s~iaziers, set OF not n
set IRE
Drag00n's blood Al
KnEraviRss, bound OF IN pi
bound Inn
Extract Il indigo Wa
Extracts and decocti0ns oil es
l0g-wood and other dye Wo.
woods, BOT otherwise pro Wol
vided sor on
Extracts Of nader d
W
unmanufactured OF
Pax seed and linseed tn
Flints and flint ground Iron
Fccks waste OF shoddey 10.
hatiers', dressed or Nap
uudressed, not on the Pair
skin O.
7urs, uudressed, when Oh Woo
The skin ev
5iass, when old and az on ha
70 be re-manufactured an
ia.ub0Ee 'SpeC
sold and silver leaf ~
4old-heateTs' gkln nv
iriuitones ed
fums-Arlhic. Blrbsry, CO. Yam
pal East Indies, Senegal Leaf
substitute, trarac4nth tol
and all other sums and
resins. in a crude state,
not otherwise provided
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25

u TIE Day BOOK, Of Norfolk, Va, has 2
nnHtsr Of anecdotes relative to tbs late frbt
al Bethel Chuseb. One cf then : A. foliovs.
SIT is sai4 by some that General astier van
riding shout a mile from Hsmptca, when hp
horse troops came tasling down thu road at
fHll tin. Recognizing a captain among them.
Butler sccost6d bin AID asked bin what thev
we're runuiuF 81 for. The captain painting for
breath, said 90 him, There's a Whole 10 -
sculhaa gmterseH chasing us.os
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25

RFEAEDED.-lths s been asserted that CAPT.
Bal's company az Alexandria cavalry, took
the Oath Of Allegiance 60 the Lincoln govern
menA and were then released from jursuce.
We cannot, however, vough for he accurscv
a The statement. We were shown yesterday
~ extract frem g private letter -ro'7 tie seat
rreari bad sent hack withir fine enemv's lines
the men who took the Oath, with TIE intimatfou
that Trey would not be received, unless regular
lr exchanged as prisoners Of wsr.-Ctaresios
Mercury.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25

At Mst,hiss' Point tho enemy have
again appeared. They landed and burned Dr..
Hooe's boat. aud stole another on FRIDAY. On.
Saturday a Yankee schooner got stuck in Tie
mod ard The confsderates boarded her In 4
boat. The crew lsl, and our boys climbed up
eleven feet, got fifty dollars in gold, and allthe
sale, etc, theF cCsid, and burned her 10 The
waters edge She was worth about $1,000. On.
Sunday they fired az DR.. Hooe' louise and at
our picksts.-Fngcricfsbu-g Wsrs.