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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27

The MuITARE.-The arrival Of the mill
tary from Mississippi will be quite an event
here to-day and will be celebrated by the fol-
lowing coupanies that will turn out to vel.
cone their brethren in arms: The Washington
rifles, steubsa artillery, Southern guards, Light
guards, Dngoons, and Harris cadets. We
confidently expect to see a fine turn out. n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27

PRoBAsLY FATAL.-We stated yesterday
that the steamboat Kentucky blew out her
dram-hesd; Mr.. GWyn, of Clinton county,
Ky.s who was sleeping in berth Immediately
over the boilers was blown into the next berth
and through that on the guards. He was ter
ribly scaled and is not expected to survive
the %iniuriet he has received.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27

GAERoTED-Night before last, while on bis
way home tom the AFFEAL Office, at a late
hour at night q young gentleman employed in
the Office az a composition, was met by five
rufians on hsolo street, near Linden, who
overrowsrsehim, and dragging him into a va
cant lot nesby, proceeded to pick bis pockets.
Fortunately Tor the young man be had Isfi
bis watch { home. and had but a small
amount Of aangs about him 70 crafty the
T~aIians. his IL but another instance IL
proof that more e~Hsctaal police service Il
necessary il ouF city, al the frequent occur
renee o. Liz dsprsdstiOns can be preventst
IN no other way.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27

NEW YoRE, March 26.-The steamship
Arizona, from Brazos Santiago on the 2la',
arrived at this port to-day. The fs'eamers
General Rask and Daniel Webster sailed on
the Goth with the federal sropps. The AIi-
zonia brought companies Z and Got the
second cavalry to Indisnola. There are now
no federal troops on the Rio Grsnde, the
State troops being in all The garTisonE. ln-
dian Expectations continue on the upper
border
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CRrxINAL CouRT.-At this court yesterday
John Moore, for enticing a slave Of J ReRfro,
to run away, was condemned to five years in
the psnitsntiary. VIM. Tsssitt, alias Wm.
Jones, wasfound guilty Of larceny ; on account
Of his youth and previous good character he
was condemned to merely three months i'm
prisonment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27

AFFEkL Jos oFFIoE-The AFFEAL job
Office, uode the control and management Of
the Messrs Whitmore, is now one Of the most
complete jo,bing establishments in the South.
Over two dousand dollars worth Of new type
and matsrbla have Just been added to it, aud
We arc nov prepared to execute all kinds Of
job work ir the neatest style, on short notice,
and upon he most ressonable tsrms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27

MEnrHrs AKp OHIO RATIEoAD.-Our citi-
gems, and The travelling public gsnerslly' VIII
Be gratihed to learn that the last rail on tbs
road between this city and Louisville has been
laid; and as soon as a new schedule can be
ADOPTED. ana some other details in operating
he through line arranged, the company will
be enabled to reach Louisville from this poin;
in the unprecedented short time Of twenty
hours. The distance BY this new route to Lou
isviHe is only $50 miles, The bridge across
the Tennessee river is not yet finished, but
steam ferry boats have been provided for
conveying passengers and baggage serosS
that stream, and no delay will be experienced
at that point. D. B. Mslloy, Esq, who has
so efficiently presided over the affairs Of this
road during TIE past six months, has been COM
perled. on account Of the death Of C. W. Cherry,
bis late partner In the banking business, to re-
sign bis position as president OF the road. At
a meeting Of the board Of directors, held yes
terday, Mr.. J.. P. Wood, Of Brownsville, was
elected to IN the vacancy. Mr.. Wood has
long been connected with the road is per-
feetly conYerssnt with The details Of its busi-
ness, is a man OF great industry and large ex-
perienee, and will, we are informed, devote
bis whole time TO the supervision Of its sf-
fairs. Under bis direction We have no doubt
that the road will be entirely successful, and
that it will soon take a place among the great
through first class lines Of travel. The
prospects Of the Memphis and Ohio railroad
company were never brighter than they are at
present, and we confidently expect that the
shareholders viii soon begin to realize large
profits upon their investments. The new
president has our warnest wishes for success
in bis new undertaking.
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IA Plantara and Gandepers

TrTR have on land about 80 brIs. RH0DEs' SUPER
w PHOSPHATE OF NJ which Is
a ne best standard manure IN tie United States. Ger
uaostes far aishsd upsn appiication- Price - per 100
We have afsoa lot Of LAND PLASTER on hand hs
". HOWARD a CO.,
mrzt-dawIM 10. 4 Howard raE.
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TAX AsJEssoRs.-The tax assessors for the
present year are John Park, J. T. TrszsvaHt,
and John o. Drew, Esqs. Any property hOl-
ders who have made a change in their prop
srty, by buying, or selling, or otherwise, will
save trouble to themselves by giving notice to
that effect at the city Office, Exchange
Building.
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DE. McLean's Universal Pills,
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT BILTOUSKESS. HEAD
ACRE, ETC.

There has never been a cathartio medicine ogertd
the pablo that has given such entire satisfaction
McTean's Universal pills.
Being entirely vegetable they are perfectly iuaocsnf
and can Be tzkeE By the most tender infant yet PROMPT
snd powerful in removing all bilious secretion, acid ~
impure, fsted nstter from the stomach. In fact. tAav
are the only Pills that shGar4 be used in malari1us dis
tricts.
They produce no EriplnE sickuess 5t-Qaln in he EnE-
ach or bowels, though very zctive and se17chn fhsir
operation, promoting healthy s~ecrstons Of The liver rnd
kidneys- who viii suffer from Bliousness, Headacha
and Foui Stomach, When 50 cheap a remedy can Do o.
tlinedf Keep tbem constantly on hand q single dofe.
taken in season, may prevent hours days and months q
sickness Ask for Dr.. J. H.. McLean's Universal Pius.
Take no other. Being coated, theT are ~tasteless. Price
Only % cents per box, and can be- sent b. nail 10 anV
part q the Buited States.
J. r.. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
Corner Third and Pine streets, 81. Louis, No.
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AGAHoTTR sENTEEoED.-stevsns who wal
sentenced on Monday at the criminal court, to
the penitentiSy for stealing, is the man who
bad the impmshee some months ago to garotS
q man on ibeblufnear HowHrd's row, in broad
byligbt. 0eer YsnCsmpen pursued bin
ben he jumhd clear over the bluff. He wal
ken soon sfG the leap, which BY an aston.
az aecidet was attended with no serioui
result. On hendsY be was put on bis tria
after dlansT, a. BY supper he was eOndsmhe'
to a term in b penitsntisry.
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HoKKIhLL-At Mr.. Burns plantation, in
the rear Of Commerce, Mississippi, on Tues
day last, tn ovsrseer Of the plantation was set
upon by for OF the negroes. He drew a re-
volvsr shd killed TWO Of them, but was sventu-
ally killed himself. The two remaining ne.
groes made their escape. Mr.. Market Roads
bloOd-houDis were on their track at the last
-.-rrrha
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s%oUrHEREERs ATTENTION l-Al citizens
who are in favor Of Secession and a union viii
the Confederate States, are invited to assemble
at the corner Of Main and Madison streets, to-
day at ? O'Clock, P. X, to form a proc ession,
in order to take part in eseorting the Missis-
slppi troops from the depot Of the Missis-
sippi and Tennessee railroad to the Memphis
and Charleston Depot. An true and loyal
sons Of the South are invited to be present to
assist in paying honor to the brave soldiers Of
our glorious sister State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27

FALSE PHETEScEs.-Esquire Horne ysatsr-
day committed Sam Williamson, a free man Of
eolos, to jail, to be tried for obtaining goods
on false prstenees from the grocery of John
W. Taylor, at the corner OF Washington and
Second streets, by representing himself as be-
ing sent BY a gentleman who dealt at the
.anrc
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A CoLLIsIoN.-On Sunday the steamboat
J. a. Gotten, built at Louisville to Iun in Lou
isiana, eams 10 collision, below Vleksburg.
with the louisville, smashing one Of Der
wheels. A bridge tree is now being con
ssrueted in this city for her, under the super
-intendenee Of her carpenter.
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Commercial Mlattsrs.

DAELx REPORT OF TIE MAHKEr
rsAzIsHrD rRoM THE nrneHAnTs'
KrsrHp. Hnreh H. 1851.
c~01ToS-fhers was a good demald Tor ihs staple
yesterday. bit owinS % he very nFn ylsvs II holders
sad the POOR assortment q desirable Lists on the market,
sales we're assin limited 70 So bales, It stis but gen
orally unshAnsed prices. sales = bsls' At Sc, ! At 7, sat
X. IS ats, 10 AisN, ssia Bst9k, "a At 10, 80 At
i0s, 10 at Il, So At IL iss attfAs and 2ls at i2e.
MEMPHIs COTTON QUOTATIONS..
osaIassya@.s 9sz s,rist aiaaiins IKE
low Mlddsinr... 10 @I0A Middlius Fair..Is @lS4
hiddl;ns.... I'll @i1A Fair..-..".. neminal
cORN-The market yesterday was moderately active
a. Xonday's assres. Sales from isves q $50 bags ysi-
low atso, 40 de at %. $50 do At 90, $50 Do At 80, 1855 DO
a. 20, AMI 200 white at 51Ke. We gain quote, II lots,
prims white n9blH. and ysloE and mixed sc p bu.
~FLoUR-Tbo Astieis continues IN fair dsmsna, and
with SCOT supplies there Is no shsnEo IN prices. Yes-
terday's ssies embraced 200 bris, from ievee, Oh private
terms 100 eris superhus at IS 100 do 1t $500 50 trls
szira Al IS 80 ans st $685. sna.ao Xxx at s7-5oS7.75.
5BAoo0-The market is active and arm, With ssiaa
Yesterday q II hbds, including I HID 1t &c, 3 st g. ! at
TX, 4 I, sst 8, Fats, I sttk, atsN, anal Il &c.
NsAPHIs TOBACCO QUOTATIONS..
-LnFs. I~nferfor 10 @e
.Auferlof ana Du1Aa4u LAAiss
geeA
Fins $1,000.
Chslce and seiections. .....-
BAooN-rhere is m5re animation in the market, but
prices arc generally unohausea. Sales nom store Of >
casks clear aides Al us. ? do at nA, 2 At Ike, fdo
hams at ual1K s do AtGtH9l2e..s Do shoulders At
eve, ard, from levss, 8 casks sides stioAe.
BULK MRATs-with fair stocks and . seasonsble
demand, the marks is quiet but steady. Sales ysstsr-
day Of 1900 rs at IKE for shoulders, sKSsEe for
sides, snd sse fr islssitin lots from store.
oArs-i5O bags sold from lsvse At 30, and 100 bags At
Sc 8 bushsl. Tas market is Wen supplied and the de-
nsnd limited.
HkY-saIss 81 bales prairie, from lsvee, at sl2c We
saots prime timothy, IN lots. sls92e 3 tun.
PoRK-2o brls sold from levee At Sits; IS brls
from store at BIS aaa Is. brls joes, also from store, at
ga,
W~HIsKY-saies so 5ris at iss.
POTATOEssiies from stors Of 100 bris At 81 80, and
from lsTee At 4oa5ee, in sacks.
gUGAR-saiss Is bids at5s. sh and INC ~.
C~osFEs-salss 70 bags at IsX, 40 alta, 80 at iski
and 10 ttisKc.
MoLAssBs-2o brlst sod from ievse At &c, and from
store 81 brIs and 30 halfbrls at Sic.
RICE-ssles 5 ts At axe = n.
EGes-sales Il brls At I4e, and 10 brs At15e.
~APPLRs-In ssoa dsmznd At s5Ss 2 bri, as ia
quality.
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LmhrntYnns nf An EIzas.

Prem 80 cents to SO We wish a call from ali. b.
Industry and s~ttsntiun 10 business, and having none but
arstclsss operators, we intend msking our w4fk equal
% any In the country. Cone and see and try rs. Pic
lures Of Children taken instsutaneously. Respectfully,
YEAROUr, ROYsTER h %.
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CRY Tax PkYERs.-Tax payers can now
settle their tax for the thirty-fOurth corporate
year at a discount Of one and.One-hslf per cent.
per month, from the date of settlement to the
LIST July next. JOHN H. Bowen,
mr22 81 Tax Collector.
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NEW OHLEANs, March 26.-Lsts adviesi
from Texas state that the legisiatursl had
passed a resolution approving the act Of n!
convention In deposing Gov. Houston. "
A bill had also passed which provided toI
the raising Of a regiment Of mounted riismeni
one thousand strong, for the defense , the
frontier.
Since the departure Of the federal troops.
Indians in large numbers had been Devastating
the Frontier, killing and driving back tbs
settlers.
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LEFT.-Carlo Patti, the excellent Italian
musician, who has been 50 popular during bis
stay in this city, left last evening for Holly
Springs, to N a musical tour in the
South. He viii, we doubt not, be welcomed
wherever he goes as a gifted son Of song and
mrs7~
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Trnafee,a SIC.

ny virtus Of . deed Of trust, = ne executsd b. haT-
u Gus J. wright, which Is recorded IN ne REGISTERS
sfhes Of shelby eouuty, In Book No ~. pagee - s1s
I'D an. Which Is made to secure q eertain note therein
eescrlbed, I viii. On ne 18th LAY OF ASRILs A. D.
1851. proceed 70 sell % the highest bidder for cash, the
re.I sriate described in such rus' deed, viz: A lot Of
i.nd situate. fyinr and being IN the county % shelby
~ stnte O. Tennessee, described IS follows: BegiaHiHg
al ne nouh-West corner Of Tennessee and webster
sfrests IN ne Ovsrton division, 1dl5inins ths city Of
uemphif. running thence north with Tennesee street
ous Enndred aud ATTY feet 70 = stakei thence west one
krrdred add twenty-five feet to a sake thence sostn
s-,sred ara atty feet 70 b stake In y oaster street,
..-s 49, ens hundred and treufT-6ve feet 70 the be
l-s--irus belrs thc anne conveyed 70 me By 81 d deea-
,F rr5enrlon j. waived IN snch trust deed
,lscs "a the rouih-west correr Of Court
&c IN the cuy q Memphis, WAN ne usnal hoaTs.
> ". \. hOdERs, trustee.
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gara! Skaters.
"wednesday moTaIng, maven -, 1851.
Omes--UnIoa street, Cor. Front AIIsy.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
.rpHs N m RocK RArLRoAD.
srErKEN eIRARp,s .

81 have always considered Advertising lib
srally and long, to be the great medium OF
success in business, and prelude to wealth.
And I have made. it an invsriabls rule, too, to
advertise in the dullest times, long experience
having taught me that money thus spent is
wen laid out as BY keeping ny business ton
tinually before the public, 1t has secured me
many sales that I would otherwise have lost"
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DR.. J. H. McLeam's Volcanic OfT
Lfniment,
THE BEST EXTERNAL IN TIE WORLD. FOR
MN Or ENg

Tisussads Of human beings have been saved q life q
dscrepauie and misery By the use Of this invaluable
Li1imeuf. DC viii relieve pain almost iustantanecrzIv
and ft VII cleanse, purify and heal the foulest sore "a
al Incredible short tine. Mcieau's Volcau1c Oil Lin
trent viii relieve TIE most i~uFetsrate cases 81 Hheu-
matisu, Glutar heurElzia. For Paralysis. Co1frarteG
Muscles, SlInass OF Weakness in The Jnnts. NusrIea
Or Lira1aeuc, j. viii never fail Two applications wiu
cure Sore IhTeats Headacle er Ezrache- Elr Barns or
and you viu dud 10 IN Indispensable remedy keep
slxaye on hand.
horses. viii save money ~ EsinE McLeanis Tolczuic OF
Eiuimeut- II is a speedy and iufa1ibIs eurs Tor Gtir.
seralnE. Chafes, sueIirEs Laueless, sweeney acrss.
wounds. ScTat hes. or sly external disease. Try t
and yua win be- curiueed.
Dr. J. n HcLEAN, Sole Prcprist1f.
st. Louis, HlEsaurL.
Fer sala 70 Memphis D. A. g. NAEsFIHLp g. Cca
$50 By G. v. uSKs , co. md WARD 4 nsCLELs
LANp. ialll.ll.
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TRoors.-To-dsy the military viii be out ii
force. We learn by a dispatch from fernando
that xix hundred Mississippi troops win arrive
here to-day at a quarter past three O'Clock on
thelr WAY 70 Pensacola.
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seyving Wachine Rooms.

ARRANGED for the oonvenienoe o. Ladies, being on the
second aoor. We have our different styles Of Sewing
Machines always on hand We take great pleasure in
showing our WILCOX MACHINE. knoviEg, from q fair
trial BY those who have bought them, that they are the
family macbide. one great feature IN them Is, the
Needle cannot be set wrcng. They are the most simple
abd least coupiicated Machine IN use 81 calling and
seeing them you can be satisfied Of their value.
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THE N~AsHoRA.-This old fsrryboat is sx-
tinet. They are taking its remains to pieces
at Hopsheld. A new boat will take its place
within thirty DAYS.
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To II LADrEs-Noues the furniture sale
by Gilbert, Andrews & Co., on Wednesday
under head Of Rsw advertisements. 1T
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ATTENTION, LIGHT DRAeooNs.-You viii
meet to-day in front Of the armory, at half
past twelve, dressed in plain black, with satin
belt and fatigue cap. By order.
JOHN ". AFPERsoE, o. 81
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Cnrel

Cherokee Cure!
AN u~nfAiling cure for semiAal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, Inpetency, Loss Ct Power, Pains 10 the
Back, stone in ths Bladder o~bstrueted and Dimcult
Monstrauson. aud all diseases caused BY d~eviatlng from
the pats Of nature, and i~Rduiging in self-Ponut;on.
By the use Of this Cure all improper discharges are
renewed, the weakened organs Of generation are
speedily cured, and full yigor restored.
Either sex, contemplating marriage. shaula reflect
that a sound misd and body srs necessary to promote
cOnnu5ial happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure TIE poor, dsbilitated, worn
down and Departing devotss Of sensual pleasure, will
md relief.
It IS safe and pleasant ia taste, bat immediate IN its
action; containing no mineral poison, but Is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in The form Of a delicious
syrsp.
Price 90 per bottle, or TIRES BEETLES for IS, and for
wArded BY express 10 all parts Of the world.
Sold BY all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIE, Propristors,
st. Lsris, Missouri.
Sold in Memphis By all responsible druggists.
mrq6-dtwawIy
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= Indebted 10 me. either BY note bpen ae-
E4therwise, are respectizliT nonfed that
sltt Is msde, or the amount drF 8 s~atisfsc-
a before the nfst day Of MaE next, that !
uexceptioa, proceed q eolieeat The same a.
found At ny old stand, NJ 235 Main
tNyI 7. P. AyDIKTT.
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MOzE YET,-Thers are yet ~thirty-sight
cases on the docket to be tried at the Criminal
court this term.
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REcoEDER's CoURT.-At this court ysstsr-
day there were twsnty-thres cases, two per-
sons were sent to the chain gang, and a hun
dred and sixteen dollars fines were collected.
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CoxTrNuED.-Garnett Clovills, John Rus
sell and Wm. King, al charged With larceny,
have had their cases continued until next term.
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NEGEo SALE.-Our readers win bear in
mind they can have a chance to purchase re-
grOss this morning at 10 O'Clock, at The Ar
cade.
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vrr,gPurs \ ONO RAmROAD-RE,
sIGNATEoN.

WTWpHI8 \ OIIf0 HAILhOAD = "
sISNATSoN.
At meeting Of the board Of directors Of
this company, bella March &c, 1851, the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adoptei:
WHEEEAs, D. B. Malloy, ESQ., has felt It
bis duty to resign the Office Of president Of the
Memphis and Ohio railroad company there
fore,
ResoIUs4 By the board CT directors that he
thanks oftthis company are due and are here
bv tendered cor late president for the zeal and
ability dlsAlaytd By him In the management
Of the afaik of his company.
Rssolpef.f hese resolutions be published
ID the eityf
n. T0MENv, Secretary.
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miscellaneous.

Or tie use q these Piils t4s periodic attack. q ES-
taken at tas sonnaenosment Of an Atsssk immedihts re-
lief from pain and siekRsHs viii BE obtained.
They seldom fall IN removing the Nausea and Head
ache to which females se 50 subject
Thsy act gently upon The misunderstanding cosiiyo-
ness.
Ror Literary Men. Students, Delicate Females, AID
al persons Of sedsntary habits, they are valuable As a
Laxative, improving the uppeiits, giving tone and vigsr
10 The digestive organs, And rssisrins the natural sias-
ITCHY and strength Of the whole system.
The CEPHALIo FILLS are the result Of IsnE inves.i-
cation and carefully conducted s~zpsrinsats, hsvius been
in Use many years, during which time they have pre-
vented and relieved a vast snount Of pain and suffering
from Hsaasvas, whether originating in The AsrvOus sys-
ten or from a dsrsngsd state Of The stomach
They are entirely verstsbls IN thsir eompositlon, and
may be taken At all tines VITA perfsst safety Without
making any change Of diet, and he sbssnss OF any dis
agreeable taste renders il easy 70 administer them 70
children.
BEWARE or o-OUETBREzTrs.
The Esnuizs have ave sisnstareso Of Henry O. s7slding
on saeh box.
Sold BY drusslss aud all ether dealers in msdieiAss.
box win be sent By mail prepaid on sosiptofu IA
Price 25 Cents.
An orders should be addressed TO
HENRY C. sPALDING,
IS Cedar street, New Ysrt.
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nalI for Yonr Firearms


II ,.rsgns havinr GUEs or PISTOLS for repair at
a ne shop Of A Weisgeroers on Court street. are
noened to cal Cor them In ten days from me GATE Or
~ nofice. Or thsy VIII be sold 10 paT charges.
-rff-1ot J.. A. sUEd, Admir-.
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mo Wealher Narth.

LOUISVILLE, March 20 The telegraph line
leading into this city from the East and IVES
are intercepted bya severe rain storm accom-
panied with thunder and lightning.
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n II Q O Il Il n . II
RIDDLE

"aa su= received arc Is nov ogeninE. IN afdiiion Il
III hn ls-re and SPLENDID stock nf AlOh sEhAbhl
AVID HTEVEgWARE, oe Of the largest ard m0T nHg-
rlscent stocks o. FANCY GOODS ever before breugh.
d re Qaeea CITY o. the South NaU $ yuw last -
srIv cfsncs fss our STAY in this city 81 limited, 70
TAEE TOuR nHOICE f0a oeA D1LLAh OF feel
Watrh stands, Put Bozes. Eeltcries, LalieS Aoroeo.
Eses. Pes-i wire aud EOrocco FerIoAsa heer-
rar1m Ptpes. Pearl Souvenir, esurt 1raTellni
TnsEa. AfEansas De1thpi1Es. Pans q usIt Farle4i
Halr Brussns. Cirsr Casea. HaErs- etc etc
Also. REMEMBER We have 3ust rc1riqed new EFoi1ei
o. gEWEIET AND sLLTEEWAks-
FOUR CHOICE FOR ONE B6LLARl
o. fsrst rieh ehsses Gold Lined Gsoiets and Cnpsj m,
rlrfr Taa Table and Dessert Ep1cusi Buster trnt ~.
Tea EuiFers -leFanuy CEASED auf frosted sod Line.
ssf Eta1ds rl-h chased NAPKIN ktuEsi Laalea t'
Ckrfrrr's Cod Jet and Coral Bracelets, IN eadle-s ~
rfrtiea; Gents znd Ladiss' FOB and Gusr ChalnA e
sizes ard styles; and az tun1merafle qlanuI % tfsNl
81 Ei11 sets % gEWELRTs al q ne
.reI0esf and Latest Styles.