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INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
Of

Authorised LOCO,OOo
Cash capital and surplus paid up............. $4,000
See card in another column. Omce, on Madison st.,
opposite Bank Of Memphis.
myI-lY ]. z. WEST. Arart.
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CAPTURE OF Hi STEAMER EQUALITY.-
On Thursday morning the 14.h inst, while the
stern wheel steamer Equality-which is owned
by the Lincoln government, and used as a river
patrol between Cairo and Evansville, on the
Ohio river-was IFiHg at the mouth OF May
field creek, at The head OF Island No. l,
shout three miles below BIRDS Point, taking
on board marketing for he troops at Cairo,
q party Of seven horsemen rode up to the boat
and nsae a bargain with the captain to con-
vey hem to Norfolk, on tie Missouri shore,
(whfre tberc are tao Of LiGcoIn's regiments
sncs nped), at the rate OF a dollar each, for
themselves and horses. As soon as the boat
pushed cut. The pilet aud other officers Of
tie boat we've assonishsd 10 fad q loaded pistol
pointed at each Of their breasts, accompanied
with Instructions to head the boat down
stream. L IS needless to say that the orders
thus given were Immediately obsyed. Upon
the arrival Of the boat at Columbus, twenty
miles from Cairo, the crew was set to work
taking 10 coal, the captors retiring 10 the ho-
tel 20 narrate the particulars Of the capture,
and also to refresh the inner man. Before each
of The seven had given his own version Of the
sfel<5e proprietor Ct the hotel came rushing
bsr~4 from the roof, where be had stationed
, himself on watch, and reported, 'ihe gun
boats coming, be had seen the smoke.''
This was moTs than the capto1s had bar,
gained for, and six Of the seven iHcontinently
backed ont, and would have nothing further to
do in the matter. The seventh one Immediately
startedfor The boat, with 2 bottle Of cred eye,''
and after a short discourse with the crew, OF.
dered the plank in, and soon the "%solitary
horseman," with his prize, was s~teaming
down tie Mississippi, en- route for New Mad,
rid. In about an hour and a half, two Cf The
Lincoln gunboats, the Lexington and Conesfogc
the former carrying six, and the latter two
guns-passed COlumbu in full chsse. At
O'Clock, p. II, they passed Hickman, eighteen
miles below But had not gained upon the run,
away. Before the Equality reached Island No
10, fuel became scarce, and the prospect Of
recapture imminent, when, to The unutterablr
10Y Of the rebel "horse marine" the ConfedeT
ate dispatch steamer GrGmPss cane booming
m the river. She was soon alongside, anC
taking the prize in tow carried her to Madrid
where the gallant "horse mariner turned be-
over to the general commanding the Confeder
ate forces al that point. The gunboats KEEP
u tie chase until within three miles Of New
i, Nts. %hsn their oficers considering "Pru
|, 3 decrss4s better part Of valor," thought prope
Tsraes their way to Cairo without tbsf
$prizs. ssNobody hurt" again
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Coumerual Iattfts.
'ATLY nEPOaT OF TlsE aIAHKET.
From 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


REuPHIs, August IS. Issl.
COrTON-1s bales sold but the particulars did not
transplre.
TO~B4CCo-Nothing reported.
THEAr-An active demand for prime descriptions
with considerable nrmusss in prices. Sales on Change
Of 800 bushels inferior at 75o, 26 bushels prime st
SI.I0, and 60 d.. at 81 O5, sacks ~ilcluied, and 10
bushels Ia at 81 90, $50 do. at 81 so, and 30 inferior
at s5c, sacks returned. The sales embraced all desir-
able lots Offering.
~FLJUR-TLe demand was brisk Ind large trensac-
lions Erected, the la'es on Change embracing 1875 bris
extra superdne a 81 IS, IS d. at S7.75. $50 low extra
at $500, IS DO. at IS 90, co do. at 81 81, 12 fancy at
$3.50, so che. &c extra at s. 50, % a. $3.50, Is 3. $3.50,
l75 supernne at Sc 5O9$6.75, and p! SACKS extra at
S475.
BRAN n SHIP5TUFF-The sales embraced 10
tuns bran at $50, ard , DO. shipstuT It So.
HAY AND ~OATG-No,hing reported.
~BACOE-I1 active demand and firm with sales at lsc
for clear sides in lois.
PORK-Ssles Of mess at s27 q barrel.
LARD-Is les sod al lie. and 10 kegs atl6c.
~sALT-Sales Of coarse from store at s2.75.
wEISRY-aaTket quiet at Sc in lots.
SUGAR. hhds sold at = ? ate 4st7A, and l
at IOc.
MOTAssE so Jrls s ct 3jc.
COFFEE-Sslss IS bags at s5c.
MISUNDERSTANDING at 81 25asl 80 per bushel.
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DEAD.-Ws mentioned yesterday that q
lady, on Mulberry street, had the previous
morning given her infant laudanum by mis-
take for another medicine. The child died on
Friday night. The distress Of the poor mother
is bevond description.
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Ed z SaGKE.

1IHE entire material o. our old oEce. consisting OF
l Tie Presses, job Type, Stands, Cabinets, Cases,
Guile, Leads and Composition Kettles tnew), etc, etc.
Also, one No I Eitariug BacAiGe, one Lead Cutter, ;
large assortment Of Cats. ETC., all usaiiJ new having
been used only about GfIeen or eighteen month, and
which We win sell 90 prices th1t viii make it to tHs in
tsrezt Of these in need Uf such material to purchase Of
ca. Gait ct he Appeal Job Rooms.
ur2T-is WuTTNORE Z Bro.
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RETURNED BACGAGE.-The baggage re-
turaed to their friends by the soldiers moving
from New Madrid, has been deposited at The
house Of F. Lane & Co., vhere it can be hadby
application Of The psIties interested.
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GoDEY FoR SEPTEMBER-Ths ladies Of
Memphis will fad, at Clarke's news depot,
Godey's popular issue FOR September. Besides
containing the latest fashion reports, it is flled
with Interesting matter. Being exclusively
devoted to the ladies, each viii do well TO Sc
cure 2 cnnF.
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For Fort Harris. gh, Fulton,
OSCEHEsF,
New M4dTid and CGIgmhUy.

-f-
Leaves every Tuesday and F-s1sg at4P. ST.
FFfER sDlerdid pass 0-rr ara f-rIcrt
j steamer ~kESTUCEFg C.rtaEn g. 81 Lrl@E4rE
Priest, VII leeye 81 above every TU $500
A ana FBttAY RI 4 5'cI.ez p RI. -a rr.re the
mail and making al rCLusci 1- promptly Pa r.zHt
Or pazstser hsvi1E surercr d-rsrl-1.4Iaus. 1so ca
bard or 70 : D r.E.T sg.
Je2S IN = G. NTg. te--s
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TIE CoTToN TRADE. - During the last
week 142 bales Of cotton was received, and
3o5 bales shipped to Florence, Ala, Rich
nsnd, Va, and Augusta, Ga.
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day evening.

THE Misses ENTEKrAIEMENT.-The inve-
niles are On the qai Uire for the entertain
ment to be given by the little Misses on Tues
dav evening.
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&fgnLar %1lafis.
For New Orleans.

TROs. Il. WIlLIAEs& CO Agents.
aus u no 6 Howard saw.
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Weekly paper, per annum, $500.
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ca Rev. c. A. Davis will preach in Odd
Fellows Hall this morning at half-Psst ten
O'Clock, and also at eight O'Clock to-night.
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THE CoNEr.-The comet, which for a few
nights excited 81 much attention, is no longer
night Of last Sunday. It was half way
between The handle OF the dipPer and the con-
ISOLATION Corona BOresIis. It was small ard
din, but could be plainly discerasd.
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CoETEMPr.-A case was before Esq. NAL
Tory, yesterday, in which Alice Jones refused
to state the amon0t Of money she had in her
hanes, belonging to a man named Hunter,
which money it was sought to garnishee. In
some difficulty that had previously taken
place respecting the money, Alice had re-
eeiytd a shot in the calf Of the leg near the
knee, she said it was done accidentally. For
her contumacy, Esq. Mallory committed her
70 Jail for contempt Of court. She sued cut 3
writ Of ha5sas eoTPEs but Judge Swain re-
msydei Der to prison, upon which Esq. NAL
~ set Der at liberty.
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shIn DesiIned for n Port.

ship Destined for n southern Port.
BcsToN, August IA southern vessel now
at St. Johns, N. B., and having a coDstdera-
bic quantity of munitions Of war on board, is
stated as being destined to run the blockade.
The captain and owners, who are both citizens
OF Charleston, are cautiously purchasing fur
Their supplies. TIE steamer New Brunswick
carried from Boston last Tuesday SLIGO worth
Of tin plate, $500 worth of block tin, and $3.50
worth Of quicksilver. This being an unusual
importation for s.. Johns, it is considered as
a part OF the cargo intended FOR said vessel.
The above vessel is the AIboni, of Charles
ton. which arrived at St. JOhL's, n. B., June
Is, and the goods above referred to were land
ed alongside of her at the wharf there.
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BEILIGERENT. - The alley leading from
Main 10 Front Row, by McClure's music store,
was the scene Of two knOck-dOwns yesterday
morning. A colonel and a land agent were
the parties in one fray, and a captain and a
pilot in the o,ber. O1e occurrence was a land
item, The other d river notice.
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tbs EXPEDITION Cash. this case the
jury have not yet agreed upon their verdict.
On Friday evening they sent a communication
into court, stating that 10 change had taken
place in their minds since the FIRST evening the
case was given into their hands, and that there
wss no hope or probability Of change On
the part OF any Que Of them.
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MILITIA ELEcTIoN.-We are indebted to
Constable O'HeIin for information OF the
fact that an election was held in the Seventh
ward yesterday, fer militia officers, with the
following result:
Second COmPany.-Captain, Taos. O'Brien f;
1st Lieutenant, Martin Kelly; q Lieutenant,
Jos Corcoran; ensign, D. NJ. Moore.
Fourth CoHlpaay T. Mcnamara
1s lieutenant, James Ryan.
Fifth Company Captain, C. c. Churchill
1st lieutenant, Nj. o. Hopkins 81 lieutenant,
J. c. Nicely ensign, Jas. Jones.
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gNAge ESpagE.

EETE Offer for rent, from The G-si Of Sep.ym- 81,
W Ter next, our TORE No. s. Front Row. ri
~ a sod tenant the Terms Vil be msje quite LIiiH
liberal. --.l4A
sg75-tf HTTS, & TAYLDI.
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DE- v.ssd gStltv to both charges.

not the Bluff City, it might have been named
TIE City Of Sunsets, for we have seen 10 city
as veil situated fer observing The evening phe-
nonsnon. Last night the sky was especially
beautiful at sunset. The clouds lay in long
horizontal lines, and each one glowed with
golden Teiulgence the little touches Of sky
hatshowed in the cloud-rists were Of sapphire.
Il was a beautiful sight.
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THE APPROACHING CoECERT.-We learn
that the pa riotic concert Of which Prof.
Kaizen5auch is to be the manager, will take
place 'o-moTrow evening week. The h;serers
from II TToratoTs Win be sung, and some vio-
lin music performed that viii charm every
lover Of sweet sounds.
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GIVE are indebted TO Mr. S. a. Wells,
news agent on the Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad, for New Orleans papers in advance
OF the mails.
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LUxURY.-Tde luxury Of The season is a
frozen melon from Boblen, Wilson & Co.'s
city ice house on Main street, below Madison.
The melons frozen at the ice house are i0com-
psrsbiy superior TO tn warm melons 5cught
in The STREETS. Try them.
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REcoRBER's CoURr.-Ssvsnteen cases, for
ty dollars collected, and ten persons sen. to the
chain gang, made u7 the recorders business
Yesterday.
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The Egound Eitz Farrv

THE Mound CITY Ferry Packet y 2. ~
L CHEEK. 81 sud ster tLs rEL June, e E-eF
VIII Tun a. follows: Leaves r-iHl Ct @1
every d4y, except suldzs a. *, x los An sd
-, 81 P. ~. Leaves Eealhis ~ o. g.. IL g. IL,
ana - % P. n.
VIII nahe .hree trics on Su1Isys.
ielf r r.. CHE:g q CO.
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Ds'. FFaE5aa

TTAs removed to thu house r gently occupied oy Col.
IA A. II. Douglas, cJrner Shelby and McCE sreets,
nearly opposite Gsyoso house. aus La
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EEa'NWR6a

TROM the subs ribar, on Jaly 1th, 1851. ~
4 two sorrel EARE MULES, thirteen Or ETzvA
( ursren hanls high, ard harness marked, 7 TS
will give a liberal reward for their delivery GszS
70 me, OF for sny 50 that [ eau get them.
THOS. J. GILL,
Six alI half miles from Memphis, On Memphis an
Rig tTrrk Parkr1cl- aur5-iws
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MELoEs.-Don'E forget those ice cold mel
ons at the city ice house, on BeaI street, by
the bridge.
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RIEER - s%TEAMBoAr E.ATTERs.

The river continues rising. The weather
was cool and breezy yesterday 49, The Ken
lucky arrived from Hickmsn with LEGO sacks
Of wheat, $50 bales @ f5ats, and 3 bids Of to-
bacco. She returned in the e%veniEg The
Col. Morgan left for White river, the Louis
vile for Rev Orleans, and the Victoria for
Nickahura-
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A BEAsr Pus1srrp.-Jamss Robinson va.

4 BEAST PUsIsHED.-James Robinson was
charged before Judge Swayne, yesterday, in
Criminal court, with having been guilty Of
sgeousiy indecent conduct toward q little
girl, aud was fnsd ftty dollars. A seconi
charge was brought against him Of making an
Indecent assault on ansther4 little gin, and For
ibis ofrnse 49, fagd fifty dollars and SEN
tenccc~~fe months Imprisonment in jail.
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EXJHANEE ARD BANK NOTE LESTs
rCr-r--rp ~ = ~ avruv rRer-rru oF ~9r

EXUEANGE ARD BANK NOTE E.ESTs
CCERECTED ~ Z. II. AVERY, CASHIER or Tx
sATOsO sAvEEGS l~KsTITUTICEy MADISON ST.
Baakq5He Tennessee money being le SiGDdarE.
Bank Of Fennessss,,.s paTlEzzhLnEs Bank Tenn -
Union Bauks.....,..s. paTiGItIzenP Ba15......, -
rl-ntsTs' Bknk........ pSrI Agricultural Bank. -
bank o. WestTeuu...s Fal lSauS OF EAST Teuz.. -
BznE Ct Chattanooga. pA-l Bank q J5SPT aOn.... -
Bank O, Eemphis..... psg. SzlE % Trsuton,s.. -
commercial EEnE..s,. pGrigsgk - IEzeweI.-,. -
Southern 8slE.......- par BGGk OF Clai5JT15,-s, -
BARK O. k1ggville.s., 8 Gigi
hank CcmTF-ec.v--. S dist OTHER BANKS.
Merchants BaDE...,. s Observation-Disclosures dis
6uCz'5 Rank. e . 6isiN. c. Bcuys .... ..-s 8 els
Bank = OF the UuICI.-. 5 diliGeorEiA Except Will
NeIt1ern BsnE I5ul. 5 dbl caU-.-......ss,. 3 dis
Bank CT Paris. -...... 5 cisl Missouri BSn@s...... ? dis
Traders Ilnk.. -, 8 dIsl Wisco sin Eauk ..... -
EarDerE' EBlE....-.. 8 Gi7fI Illinois Banks........ -
Bank o. Middle Team. 5 ais. Louisiana Bsnks.....4 pun
nandridEe BarS..... 10 disIKentuCky Bauk5......4 pm
Oc0ss Ga0k..........I0 t-slStsts Bank Of Ohio. Far
5he.uvyiile Bank ,..,I0 tts stale Bank O. Indiana VaT
City Bank, MELVILLE, pGrIAlabam Bauks..s.... 3 dis
Bankcf E3GEvire..ss psrIVlrsialA Esnks,..... 5 lis
REnkOf A3eEicE 80. -
EzcaGaqe-geTiEg RcfsI.
New Toyk.,s......iO prGmlC Cincinnati -
ghiisdslSais,..,-.t9 prem SCscn ...... .... -
Now Orisg2s-.,,.S urcUi BalHlcre.,...... -
Louisvilc....-.--S rreu!God-.. .,......IO pm
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sissiFpi river, EDout two miles south OF Aem-%S|S
ph'-, on the Ark11sas side. It contains @-
$50 Acres.
According TO 4 survey made in 1859. with 4 river front
OF half . mile. fhe soil consist, q a remarkably fer
bl4rk loau, nearly as light rs a bank OF ashes, ard
some idea Of its dep h may be ascertaIned from the
fact that r cis'ern aas been du in It's immediate vi
Gin f., 1tGs depth OF t=el-c feet, without reaching the
c 8y. It Is slm0 I entirely ah.ve OVERT ", thu uupJe-
cedeuted dJeds OF 'JS and 80 covering only 2 small Por-
ton Of it, and it is aSo protected BY @ fGe leTee, which
Eas been greatly strengthened during tire past year. It
has no improvements except some r3IEh CABINS bat hgs
E veal good roaS. ttaOuch il, foT The purpose Of haul
ing wool 70 TIE rive-. where two fine landings have
been cut. tbs ne Of thu finest ] cations FIR = wood
vard on the river, having z bluG balk and sufficient
DEP "A 81 water for b7srs t. LAID az any season OF The
year TIE timber IS very heavy, C~5nTistins Of gum.
ash h~acsbprry ana walnut, and II cat Of and ssll,
would more n n pay for the land.
Ihava teen tod BY competent jud Es3, that the pecU-
liar alvantsg cf iLis land are so grea+, that bat fr
the present wsr. il could be sold readi Y for 800 per
acre. Its uearness 10 tn rapidly growing city OF Mem
phis, greatly ADDS - its value, AID should that city be
inside the caE i'al Of the Con ed,rste States, as it is Cow
tlo1zAt It VIII be. IN q ve.y short time 1t would cor-
nhnd $50 per acre.
It is row o0ered at the low price Of $50 FER acre
ons-hslf cash, and the b aucs in twaiya months.
EolhiIg bu- p~ecu1iary embErrassaaCnts induce the
cWrer 70 Offer IT at such a s-CrlGCe. Possession s ven
imm,diSte'y. Title perfect.
aus dec, an 2. n. APPERSOT.
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ELEc1oN RETURYs.-We thank our obliging
friend, Deputy Sheriff Smith, for the following
statement Of the official vote OF the Fifth
civil district Of Shelby county, for constable,
held yesterday, to supply the vacancy Occa-
stoned by the resignation of Frank Byrd, late
constable:
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DRowEED.-RobeTt I. Ford fell from the
steamer G~rampUsr about twelve miles above
New Madrid, Friday, the 9th inst, and is
supposed to be drowned. lie was twenty
years old, about six feet high, light coZpIex-
ion, sandy hair, had on a gold ring, top Jet,
with a brilliant set. He was a member Of
company "Secession Guards" and is supposed
to have on the uniform Of that company,
which is made OF gray jeans, trimmed with
three stripes red, white, red. Should any per-
son find his body, and iafOrm US Of it, OF de-
liver it to US, they shall be suitably rewarded,
and receive the heartfelt thank Of his orphan
sisters. MARY F.. FoRD,
FL. L. FORD.
GEBmAErowN, Aug. II, 1861.-d1w:w1t
CITY papers, please copy.
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Spetial AOtltts.

AEssRs CLARK, EGO * Co DE sIks {:
Nearly every person who has tried your Ambrosial OIL
in this nsighbOIhoOd are well pleased. 1 think IL one
Of the best meeioines nov in use for the many tom
plants you recommend it. I sold eight OF the email
bottles to : nan stricken down with the Bheumatism.
de says he never Rad any thing give relief ike i. BE
Is aow going sb5ut. JONATHAN LAWRENCE.
New Market, East Tennessee, August g, 1850.
For SAFE By Potter & ERWIN,
aut4-dAW2w s. jefferson st.
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Dr. sTcLean's UniversaE F5Ils,

FoR LIVER ~COMPLLLyT BILT0USEESS BEABs
ACBE. EJt.
There has never been o cutbartIc nrltasno offered
the public that has givaa sgch enlTs Satisfaction
McLeau's Universal Pills.
Being entirely v~ezetznls. hey are rs~tecly iauoc=rt
and can b taken BY ths most teulsI infant; get pr.a.t
Nd powerful IN renewing al bilious sscr3lcn, aad
impure, feted matter 5rcm the stounch. 20 fact, theg
are the only Pills that should be used IN ualzrioa5 dis
trict5.
They produce no gripping sickness OF pain Ia tie stOui-
ach or bowels, tEoGEb very active zcc s~ealcllus ia UCir
operation, promoting healthy -~ccreticns 0ftte iver ana
kidneys, who viii suffer from BiliOusEess. H-ddschs
and Foul Etomach, when so cheap a remedy C1n be o.
tainsd2 Keep them constantly Oh h-Gdi single dose,
taken in season, msy prevent hours. dsy- and mcrths q
sickness. Ask FOR DR. J. H. scLeau's Universal P4I.-
Take no ether. Being c9ated, the are tastsiess PA Q
euly % cents per box, snd can ts seat b. mail 10 zuy
part Of the Enited States.
J q EcTBAE. sale Proprietor
Corner Third and Pine streets. S.. Lzsi
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-irst. Second, Third and Eighth wards.

SoUTHERE MoTHERs-Mc. and Mrs. Tame
bill desire Us to state that they will be most
happy to tender a performance Of their Parior
entertainments, fer The benefit OF tie Southern
Mothers association, at any time the la
oies Of the association msy set for that pur-
mise
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lag Of the above company, held al their arno-
ry, on the night Of the 16.h inst, the follow
ing officers were elected Captain, James No
len LIST lieutenant, Robert Bailey % lieu
tenant, James Cain ensign, James Organ /;
sergeants, a. Burk, Pat. Fitzgerald and T..
Butler. au1S Il
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ELLIOTT & Co.

WANTED IMmEDIaTELy-A good cooper.
Apply at Center Mills, Adams street, over
the bayou.
10 % ELLIOTT & Co.
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FoR NEW ORLEANS-The A'onza C5i-j, DeHl7eu
master, leaves as above Monday evenIns at 8 C'clgck. 7,
L.. Wilkins Z Co., AGENTS.
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afm advertisements.
SALE.
SS6 Acres,

: Az Authorized 90 SCH an extremely VALU- 81.
L ABLE TRAIT OF LAND, lying on the Mis- $3.50
sissippi river, sbout two miles south OF Aem-@SS
on The ArElrsls side. Il ran..Ins L.
, 1861-03-02

The telegraph advises US that Capt Pope
Of the L. S, Army is shortly to be court
martlaled for speaking disrespcctful}y Of
President Buchanan. The offensive Ian.
guasc is said to be contained in a lecture
or Forifcasions recently delivered in Chl~
cinnati We have carefully looked over
copy Of the aforesaid lecture lecture
pre-euainently able and patriotic-and the
only passages which we find in it contain
ing personal reference to ]. B. are the fol.
lowing;
No rcsolutc attempt has yet been made 10 protect
the public properly. or to enforce the laws
The most We have yet seen is q rrluc.aHf fefnEa
IL surrender Forr Sumter sav 1e!urtant. he.
te{t~tr At1. hut FOR ftar oft';bzic indigud
titat. Il scoul7 If GisaH t.pte-nlp77oar.
army owe all that IL left Of tho authority md
prestige Of the Government. Bis prompt and sci
a,erly sordae: s!1 ;ea! g a;st ss.e..os zafrio
cay cs ITO part o5 Tie Exeeattns Lepaj4o.t,; =
ttir country. II roneed tue President from bis
A:har. opened his eyes tn the treatonablc con
sitzcies OF 4is Atepc3ates and advisers and broke
mp Ills corrupt and Infamous cabinet To Major
Anderson d. we owe the safety Of the Federal
Ch;'ital. and onr esca2e from natiopAl deyrad0.
tion which long yeark OF good government would
hhve failed to wipe ont.
For speaking these words, the truthful
ness Of which cannot be called in ques-
ton, brave and gallant officer is to be
subjected to tie annoyance Of Il trial be-
fore Court Martial. We say annoyance
for no ignuminy can attach to Captain
Pope on account Of the proposed prosecu-
ton, It's only possible result will be to
eire him additional prominence before the
country as an officer and patriot Pred-
dent Buchanan viii not vindicatc his CON
duct by tile procedure, What Captain
Pope has written is a part of. the history of
the country, and unless J. B. proposes to
Court-Martia! tie Ause Of History also, he
had better see that the order 10 proceed
against Captain Pope is speedily with