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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-29

pie together by a common and imperishablt
bond of selt-preseryation. It has aroused the
strongest resolution to perish to the last mar
rather than become serfs to the detested toe. Il
has ouickened our courage, added to our firm
ness and energy, aud filled us with indomitablt
resalye. 1t has made heroes of our men anC
heroines of our women. 1t has given US Virginia
North Carolina, Arkansas and Tennessee. Il
will give us Kentucky and Missouri, and in due
season Maryland 1t has, Therefore, st. engthen
ed us for resistance, and armed Us with the un
conquerable determination to do or die. We
may thank the enemy for letting us know then
rue objects, since the disclosure has made the
entire South unit
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THEIR DESIGNS UNyEnED.-Tbe New Or

THEIR DESIGNS UNYEHED.-The New Or
leans Bee shows how the original pretension OF
saving the Union has been abandoned by the
enemy, and that their present purpose is to sub
jugate, destroy, devastste and enslaye the
South:
1t is well for us and the world that the vail OF
disguise has been torn away, and that the de-
signs Of our enemies are now laid bare in all
their wickedness and iniquity. Even Europe
itself begins to understand it, aud the intelligent
press Of that country everywhere speaks of the
impossibiity of rebuilding the Union, or of sub
DUNG the South without making it wilderness
| and desert At the South the effect of the rev.
elation Of the atrocious policy OF the North has
been most beneficial II has cemented the peo
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Twas tnpromptu at the Wildcat fight, so wa,

Old L1II' I'01f7r cant f7sf rs,
Csu'J take MS can't take us,
On q long summers day.
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MORE ABOUT THE B's.-The Cleveland CO1
plaju DsgIer gets off the folloyyino.

PlalH DtatT gets on Lhe tOII0Wlng:
BLASTED B's.-The BIS swarmed upon us for
some time, and are more priyocative of night
mare than mince pie at 10 O'Clock. We had
buchanan, Breckenridge Black, Bright, Bigler,
Bayard, Benjamin and Brown to curse ihe ma
tion in the civil ranks, and we are haunted by
Bull Run, Balls Bluff, Big Bethel, Belmont and
Buff g Bay, boldly entered by our feet notwith-
standing the ominous prestige against the BIS
Blast the BIS! We hope they viii cease to
swarm on the boughs Of the tree of liberty We
hope our feet will make no Bull in Bulls Bay
and regret that Beaufort begins with B
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Surgeon ChirOpOdist !
No. 327 Main street, over Jones s. Tsgg,
Memphis, Tsnnessee.

nR. WARNER with grateful thanks, has
the honor to inform the ladies and gentlemen of
Memphis, that, through the kind and liberal
patronage which he has received from them, he
has been induced to settle here permanently
and become citizen of Memphis He cOnsid-
ers it unnecessary, in this connection, to pub
Ish the hundreds of
RGEteriIsE TeSEtIlsOsltaIs
Which he has received from gentlemen of the
highest respectabiIty, in this city and else
where. They are in his possession and epen
for the inspection of all, but the reference bo-
low are OF a nature that viii abundantly satisfy
all who peruse them.
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DIR. SPIEGEL.
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
And the Most ssucceHzf1I
CANCER OPERATOR
IN TIE WORLDT
Eight Years Ira Memphis.

hEOEhS the public 10 general -hHt he s prepared
4 10 ireaf all diseases bct especially th-s- ulleh srs
pronounced incura5ie, and called carani7
HIS treatment Of Cancers Is without suv rival be-
cslse they VIII De expelled from the system with all
tler roots and hbers, euiy By cous truts0us treatment
without caustics aud without THE knife
lie also treats with success according 70 fts mgat
improved science Of medicine n Europe RIauniati-r
Neuralgia Gout Dph-rEaIa, El-tus iu An0. Scrorl.s
syphilis Dyspepsls, Chronic DyzHuferv Torpid Liver
Gravel Fts, IspewUrm Piles DlcB=v Diseases Of tHs
Skir, Bronchitis Consumption al diseases Of the Eve
sud lar AMI gives particular attention 20 al s4fr-Is
comp laiuts. particularly those OF the womb.
Negroes who afflicted with arv rT ths above fi
eases VIII be cured and can ind good board and se
conmodatons while under treatment s. che Doctor b
/ iutmary
The Doctor calls attention of psiisnts at distance
that IL they not pre- pared caa-Hlf he Doctor
sCuaiy, by Writing him. with an exact account OF s
the symptoms Of tbs disease, medicine VIII be- for
wardsd by Adams express
- Office in Leuows Building Union street be-
tween Main and Second fourth door east of Main
inhrmary on Union street. east cf tie Bayou ~ Dr.
Spiege.s private residence.
DR.. g. SpegeI has IN hiE thirty yss-s practice e.
peciG'y on chronic diseases, cured Idsia with
most succefs- Hs has u Dis possession oee- I've thou
10 cure diseases which are By the succesaa p5sr
ttiCners pronounced iucursals
lie also makes i ms especial practice irsst an p
vste diseases with the utmost suCess short tu-
no matter Of how long standing Of what nature
All Dr SpIegs asks from the afflicted l. a fair trial
when ali The reference he will give will be speedy
cure % them.
Thousands Or tsstiIaonis1s from the most reliable
source. NAV be seen st the Doetur's office. iy2sm
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PA 8 e N H TRAINS
BETWEEN PITTsBURa AND PHILADELPHIA,
0NNECTING direct Union Depot at Pis.sburz viii
Through Trains from all Western Cites for Ph.dspha
New York. Boston, Baltimore Washington City fur
shing facilities for the Transportation q PASSENGERS unsur
passed fo- speed and comfort b. any other route
Express and FAST Lines run through TO Phlladspha without
Smoking Cars attached each train woodruF's Sleeping
Oars to Express and Fast Trains. The Express Runs
Daily, Mail and Fast Line Sundays excepted. Three Daily
direct York Express and Fast Line
meet for Baltimore and Washington.
Patent Brak-speea perfect control Of The Engineer
thus adding much to the safety Of travellers.
Daily Trains between New York and Boston Throuh cEess
(allRaiD are good on either Of the above trains
Beat Tickets Boston good NorNleh River
Bennington Lines Boston passengers charge
through New York.
oces Tes slsO On board Of any Of tie regular Line
.: Steamers on the Mississippi Ollie Rivers and Tickets
st The ofces Of the Company in Boston, New York, Baltimore
Fare always a. lew and Time As quick a.
by any other Route.
ASK F0R 770Kzze BIZ PI7zs5VGE.
The completion the Western connection PennszIvAna
Railroad 70 Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND
THE GREAT WEST.
The connecting tracks By the Railroad Bridge Pittsburg
Ing time advantages readily appreciated sy shippers Of
freight. and he travelling public.
D. "A. STEWART, Pittsburg;
H Pierce Co. Zanesville o.; J. J. Johnston Ripley o; r.
AeNeeley, Asysvie, KY; Omsby Chopper, Portsmouth,
Paddock Cs., JeHsrsonville lad; W Brown Co Gin
Madison, Ind; Jos Moore, Louisville, KY; O'Rsy
Co. Evansville, Ind; Graham & Co., Cairo H.;
Sass, ehaer GLASS; St. Louis Mo- John Harris Nashville
Tenn Harris Hunt, Memphis Tenn Clarke Co., Chieaso
Ill a Koontz, Atom Ill 70 EreIgk. acf Rail.
roads At different points in tie West.
The Greatest Facilities offered ser thc Pro-
lection and speedy Transpertation OF
LIVE STOCK,
And Accommodations with privileges for persons
trsvellngin charge thereof.
EHEHGHTS FORWARDEp.
BY Fraizhts Of description can h frwa,5s
from Philadelphia, New York. Boston, Batmu=e 10 any pon
the Railroads Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, illinois, Wscop
dn, Iowa, or Missouri bl Railroad direct
1he Rapnsssana R1oad aso at Pfttshurr with
eaEers BY which Goods can be forwarded any port on IL
Ohio Muskngu Kentucky Tennessee Cur,kerlend Tiraie
Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri Kans.s Arkarss and ~
Rivers ana a. Cleveland aAneusky and Chicago s
Merchants and Shippers sncs.iag the trsnsporson Of
tne this Cespany, can rely With confidence On ts
The rates Of freight to point in West By the Pennsy
vana karoad are At all times favorable are charged b.
ther Railroad Companies - =
u 7 Be particular to mark packag "v1s PxxHA E. r."
=. >; snEEDE Z. Philadelpkia
MAaRAT 3 EoQes, sv sorss Stress. BsissDors.
Lzsgh 20, 10 Aston Hoase, No I 5. Vim. 81. ". z
LEgCH Co., No n State Street, ls5ztoa.
II. l. HOUSTON GenI Freight AgT Phila1eIphia.
L: L. KOUPT, Genf Ticket AZ I. Philadelphia
TilOs a: SCOTT, Genl saP't, Altoonaa Pz
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Stolen.
NASHVILLE & cHATTANooGA Il. 4.
Notice 10 shippers

EsREIGTs for the Memphis and Charleston Railroad and
for Loyas Stations The Nashville and Chattanooga
Karaad including Chattanooga viii received Bu oss
70 the condition Of the State Road Of Georgia, Freghs COX
Pcin BE- ohasiancoga can Be- received un fursE none
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GENERAL FREIGHT OTEcE, NASHVILLE DRcATUR r. b.
NAsnvLIK, Nov 18th, lo6O.
an after the Goth ns freights for Decatur, all points
Memphis and Charleston and all Roads
will be received and forward Witheut delay
To insure prompt attention fegt must have plain shipping
the destination in full initials OF last road each
package. Stock sent through with care and dispatch.
JOHN W. RATOLIFFE,
novIs-dlm Gsseral Az ent.
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GREAT NATIONAL RouTE.
@@a@mM@Nn
no Balflmore, Phf1adeIphfa. n
and BQstcn, and the only 20
WnshInHton City

0a.H1A0Ec3 Enfla4eIpb17s -
and Boatcn, and the only 20
Meaningless City,
GENITAL OHIO AND BALTTUOTkE AM
~ OHIO RAILROADS terminate RaTtiuc<s AID W.shins
ton City On The Eas and Coumbus on the It ch pas
y connects with Railroads lcr and from All poss in te
west Scufh-Wese and Norfh-Eesf.
Rasssagers tbs Route vizit elites sf Basduor
York or Boston aions b. olhsr Lies.
x1rouzh fckeS alle Be procured Via Washington CITY
ne eastern cific1 at chzrxe Of 81 onT
ss.espng carr attached to Al night trzns-
al principal points.
nisn and travesrS for pleasure or ssru.on e.
m -s Aa.tern Cities &C comparatively mea erpens4
4 seebsasd for lie vondsrfuI keaus AID Iablin
aIs- n TIE world It's system o. day and
--r ~ syssndid eq1pment its exclusive telegraph uer n
n ~ ~, q double track 6ne hotels funer he gsre
and comfort s-1N - ne passengers speed eAfef.
he prinel p and Baggage Checks can he procured At
Ask FOR tirt-es - and Steamboat ocss IN tie West.
~ D - 80. s9s 5altirsre sad Ohis RaiIrsad.
4 r. 49, 60 =, H1steT Transportation 4 RR
! II a = III 5, sensral Ticket AGENT. 3 RI
II y IN 1r5 ~. ~ Gen. Western aeent n 4 D r =
7 u R5l-eeLl II, Prea't, r r.
sprH19 ~ ssni Ticket Agent, ooRR-
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Charleston and EavaD.o6
FREIGHT E.xxrs - = -


KATES REDUCED AND SPEED EEcREaszr'
Et1pkkss Freight Trains email ne ro.a, n, -. =
IN December, isss through atsS frou Ns S To.s
IT. Ca nI.. Per 10 rs q 9 Third Glass; pc. 100 rs N
Hats Caps and Bonnse, ) Is 'sA 0iA''' %
Tine from savannah and Charleston to N..hz. .s-.
Tine troa New York and Philaaephia, seven ana han,
an,sfss1ing sabahs cause the above variations IN lima
ae aeoentions ~ iee Overossrrs1 A. 49, q
VII. sn1 g 50 promptly adjusted b he Sad
e.sss.S s&s WAxDERsOi
ENCA PROTESTANT SOEI00F-
Philadelphia, AN Year.
FH skis sALLLAHI viii r bar Boafdiuz ana n
S-s.~S. Superior instruetisns IN the gnxsk s5S -
Faians with Madame valiant VII 80. .en paid
Partnent ~ ~ 'ef'nisnd ne Sisnsh D
Sewert County State OF Tennes-ee-
y STEWART COUNTY cs,TTvRr -
sis-P.t - ~ neSArro ct ais. cAAs 8 Same,
~ ~ oll that Thos MeCArroii Frs1e. Ns,s cen
HccsFoli Ssi- .r9, san 1si secarro and Mar-1r
se-.aents OF tse STATS OF Tennesaee II = ~ ne
NsS1iIs f = ma e for fer ErsEs h ~
80 - AID AHzs1csN, nesspaper pubIi.bss = ~
S :. requiring said nsarsdsnts q = al
Be holden a. ~ .. oe COUNTY csurt % stszart count
aeaaessee, The ar.t Monday in Janasry rs "a go
Sssd a. 10 -, a., s Or the viii
- - " '-'9 And set deEn for hearing ezparts
Sscz-w4t-or,ss..aa ". COOK, cIerk
= - q seEsFt Co. Court
Manny's Combined Rea0er ana
Mower.
~ c.I!s.., WOODS IMPRovEmENr.-.r.J
ssLp M-nsE 81 - LIVED ne mt premium Of ra-(
fsbs N RsAPins and Mo~isT s,bisj
1 en,se sss' AIsaltaraf PAR held 4
xeEE, July, where all PR Dai H.sS ss
49, - - tested. Ths committee II.
4oetsty, at Lenisvilie, Ky. Sa SO AEfieultuTa'
.'G seeslsea ne ward - the lest heaper and .
~. - tso sarzts committees, apDs;nss5 - Pc
1 ~ "a. County Agrieultzsi socletv y
EaroS. ssr 1oss q tAs @aeoss Sss 10 so
elrang ne Ast season, every Mschusn fse
1S2ins9 are Tor s4is By tie naderziTnsS
General Agent for fhe essss
s.Aaz-Akz., HsHHB, WHEELRs 4 90
EAshrira. n, 4.
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c. E7s'ARDs r. ,. HARRIS, 4. P. EDwARDs.
EDWARDS, HARRIS 8 CO.,
Successors to Edwards, GilkersOn Co..
Wholesale Grocers,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

Wholesale Grocers,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Brmndfes. wines, TsbaccOss Cigars &c
coR1AR COLLEGE AND oHJRoE SzRE57S
Nashville, Tenn.
WE ARE IN REcEIPT OF A LARen AND WELL
ed IN part IS OoEs e which respectfully invite the at
SUGAR. MoLassEs AND SYRUP.
s mas i ciaris11 Sugar 00s sugar;
50 Dbl Coffee aOboIes R Loaf ss .sr.....
100 bbs Plantation Mclases; 50 half bbls Refined
100 half bbls Plantation Me- 5OpssEas 0'''a'
sOssis R.ap,a wo,.,... 50 pRs New Orleans Codes
50 bes Coverings DRchrush- Syrup;
sugar COFFEE.
100 bags New Orleans Rio cof 50 bags 1AgairA o0hss
WHISKY.
100 bills Reched Whisky; 50 ibis Robertson county MS
S oS T Tenn White 20 bs Ss smith. Old Reserve
100 packages Ola Rye whisky Whskey;
pu1cheons Of Irish and Scotch Whisky.
BRANDEES. WINES, &C.
Ioau.rter e.sks seienette's 10 Madeira Wine;
lOq TsssS cash. ord Dupry I'D so s,,.,, wins.
20 a. S osss. T SooSslIe Brandy; 70 Dry
United ProProrf g Pss sans CS.s pssne
,oo -. a rocri,,n brandy: 25 boxes claret;
100 cInsar IS pks emon Cordial;
70 10 ;, ShIsrv IS Mint
Blackberry ~ o0Aes oteesi
IS Raspberry " . Pas n0hAno uAhs
10 casks Rum;
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
800 boxes Virginia TObace0-vsTious brands
500 Kentucky
es kegs A Smiths Pancake Tobacco;
$1,000 Superior Havana cigars-Vsrious Brands;
i SStsS Domestic
CANDLES AND SOAP.
400 boxes tar Candles; 50boxes stearine Candles,
300 hn' 50 TalloW
$50 Or 80 boxes soap various kinds;
FLOUR.
100 bbls extra Family Flour;
100 I" Supernne {"
100 bags PennEylvania BuckEheat Flour.
SUNDRIES.
1000 sacks nne Hnd coarse Salt 100 dozen Buckets;
500 bills Ksnswha salt; 50nest Tubs;
1919 kegs Nails and Spikes; IS acks Almonds:
500 b0xes Glass Ware: so bbls Peca7s and Filberts
50j Reels Cotton Rope; 10 bbls English Wslnuts;
100 casks Soda; $50 dozen brooms;
1000 pounds Bar Lead. 100 dozen Zinc Wash Boards
500 bags assorted Sizes 500 Wrapping Paper
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters; 50 bags Pepper;
25 cases ssraines, u and Z . Ailsplcei
boxes: 50 bxs GrouHd Mustard;
50 bxs Lemon Syrup; 50" Rlre Crackers;
$50 pks Raisns: so bbls Cider Vinegar;
100" Mackare; 50 bbls Xxx Asi
IS chests Green and Black
Teas;
VITA ayHrieiy Of other articles.
mas6-d EDWARDS, HARRIS CO.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IIGh, 1850.
Passenger Trains, Eas. West VIII run As follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 330 u and3P
Arrive At Chattanooga I30 n AID Las IAN.
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at 7:3oA N and 7s3O PM
Arrive a. Nashville at $50 P d and A u.
Ii rail connection and shortest Boston, York
"A PhiladeiPhiA, Baltimore, Washington City, Richmond
Petersburg, Iynchbug. Knoxville Savannah CharstoH.
Montgomery, AemT his New Orleans, &c.
Both Trans connect at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, and Chatzaoo7a with Trains on
East and Georgia and Western
Thrcngh Tickets may be had any hour application
Ticket at oee at Depot, the fslleEing places and
It the following prices, viz:
Nashville to New York. Fs1t Va rorfa
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THE ADAMS ENTREES COMPANY
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THE W EEKLY DAY-B00K
For 1861.

FENHE BOOK holds that this government Of WHITE
II MEN, and that yoriy Of social and political position
Tor the negro race and superiority for the white the
natural order of American society REFurz
THE ARGUMENTS and understand
Eegro question, should read it. Democrats Constitutional men,
nrs 10 1t that sound papers circulated AMONG THE
PEOPLE, or Black Republican principles win be put
down.
TIE WEEKLY DAYB3oK for 1901 will greatly irprov-
ed and several features added making FAMILY
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LETTERS EDUcATIOs, AGRICULTURAL ARTIcLEs
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1t will also the 1st Of January Dkw AND
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VIRGINIA GLENCAIRE,
tale Of TIE Early settlement Of Georgia Thrilling Story
Pioneer Life The Greek Wars &C. These features together
with SPECIAL EUROPEAN CORRssPoEDKyE, full digest news
foreign and domestic, make ita
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All combine into one and cheaper than any othsrpa
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rNRESH GReUND STOCK FEED' Just re-
II ssvsd per sWAia" anu W. BRSJ r. SHIELDS & co.
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1 A.COh4oA.
ID. ID. CONNOR e. BRO,
| GenerLI Produce and Commission
CHA NT9,
No. as College Street, near Broad,
NASHVILLE, -: :: TENNESSEE
DALI EzczvIxs
Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran, Meal, Potatoes, On
ions, Bacon and all kinds of Produce.
Personal attention paid cOnsgnmenss Orders hled at
Potatoes.
ono BBLs prime Neshanoc, in large barrels;
e0UU 100 SACKS fine Red onioss in stsre and for sale BY
febl3-tf No 4s South College street, near Broad.
Oats.
4 OAA BUSHELS prime White Pennsylvania. Express
IUUU iyfOr seed, IN store and ale by
febl3-H No 10 South College street, near Broad.
Flour.
0On BBLs double Extra Family Flour,
In store and for for sale BY COMMON Bro,
Buck wheat Flour.
IN SACKS superior article of Pennsylvania Buckxhsat
On I.ss. II store and for '''N by COMMON hhO
= Corn Meal.
Onn BUSHELS Extra Family Corn Meal,
1O POD DO do bOltsd Meal, in sacks Of s5 and 50 lbs
In store and for sale by CokN0A co.
HOminy.
2 Flint H'nn' in sFi GO Fl e.: sno
Bacon.
- CASKS Sugar Cured Hans,
- do Clear sid's,
do Shoulders, in store and for sale by
febI3 No 49 South College street, near Broad.
LARD.
Ii B. i. COMMON BRO,
feb2-u 4S COLLEGE street, near Broad.
For Rent.
VERY desirable in the UNION AMERICAN Build
Ing, for the remainder Of the with the privilege
ext year. Apply at this 0SS. nov j-dtt
Jan23 No. 81 College street, near Broad.
HAY.
900 BALES Prime Timothy in eo store and sale
fsbe6-tf 4s College street, near Broad.
TEROUGH TO DECATUR.
Ii breaks having been repssd trains running through
n according to schedule time. jsnls d2t
VIRGINIA EREAGHT LINZ rs
THROUGH RATES FROM
Boston. New York, Philadelphia an
Baltimore
NASHVILLE AND ALL STATIONS WEST OF
STEVENSON ON THE NASHVILLE AND
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD,
Norfolk, Virginia.
From LIST Class. 81 Glass. 81 Class Eth Glass
Boston, s165 81 80 9l20 Sn)
New York. les 50 1 20 III
Philadelphia, llse5s II 12e l:s
Boston, ~ / 81 10 "a
Freight on Cotton from Nashville to Baltimore, Phadepha,
New Yerk, or Boston q 81 per bale Of SEQ pounds.
Fhe roads interest running Express Freight Trains
making schedule time between terminal points about
days .
furnished application being made to either Of the under
signed.
Supit East Tenn. & Ca. R., Athens Tenn.
NJ TEMPLE,
Supt e Va R r. Greenville, Tenn,
K II GILL,
Sup't Va & T Il, Lynn hburg, Va.
ii BIRD,
Supr South Side &, Petersburg, Va.
W MALONE,
President &c. Petersburg & R r, Norfolk, vs..
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Land for sale.

Land for sale.
VR application before LIST January Twill sell
| m5datng terms, Forty Acres OF Land, three miles
from the Corporation limits Mil Creek opposite MAI COTS
This beautiful locations In Davidson county.
About onehsf Of the land in timber the balance In cuva
ton There thepreuisss comfortable cabins and
young orchard Apply MAJ GoFB the place. to
| self for particulars. OHAS. K. WINSTON
/ jnlyI4-d
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HI. HI. HAYNES & CO..
Agents for abe sale and purchase oFNcgrees
NO. I6 CEDAR STREET,
lBstween the Commercial Hotel and Public squars)
IyThe highest cash price given for
dec2o-f.

-Four Horse Mail Coach.
FEVHE only running regary threetime
week from Fayetteyilleto Tulahona leaving
Tulahoms Monday Wednesday and Friday inreurn Fay
Tuesday Thursday Saturday to connect the malta
the at Tuahoma and for the acconoda
7n Of passengers J. B. Smith, agent at Tullahsma Good
careful drivers The fare through only two dollars
iyI-zH JOHN =. TAYLOR
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TNINE PARLOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, BRUSSELS CAR
II peting Rugs. pair Of nne Carriage Horses, two
horse Wagon at auction this morning, by
BENJF. SHIELDS 4 CO.
Front Of Sewanee Hotel.
This sale is unusually attractive presenting good opporu
nit for bargains in valuable property The sale made IN
de attainment and notice waived. febo1t
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Wanted.

wanted.
VIRGINIA LADY, who has had sOne experiences in teach
IA ing, and we'll qualified TO teach all the English branches,
French Embroidery and Grec2n Knitting, wishes situation,
immediately, in either private family public school, IN The
South Best Of references given required Applicants stating
tsms &C will please address D. Gordonsvle, Orange
county, Virginia. jsnS0-d2W
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Valuable Printing OfIice fer sale,
ITUATEpin wealthy section Of country In Tennessee an
- having extensive subscription dist and advertising pat
The paper nemocratc wD sold REASONABLE
however, bat Democrat The paper e.tn
he advocate State Equality and hspropreor will not
his hands be devoted to ether purpose Fer
further partcuassnqus AZ the UNos AnERlcAs OEF1cE
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HIGH PRICE FOR NEGROES
WILL pay the highest market price for IS likely young Mes
groes both sexes from 2 20 years Call aI % Cedar
haye hire about 30 Negroes for the balance year,
boys and girls, Of ali ages-some we'll qualified.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-09

RKsH Herring Meal and Stock Lard Just received, per
II utesm or GlenHood. and for sale y , s,yrp,ns IN
jal2-a De-. =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-09

Holiday Sales of Clothing.
w private sale, at prices to meet the times
dec25-k BENZ. =. SHIELDS & 00I
The Van Buren press., 1861-05-08

4 E~ Why il fashionable lady like
rigid economist Because she makss
great bustls about little waist.