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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-07
The Bonds Of the Confederate States as
Good as Gold
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

THE Undersigned offers for sale his PLAN 81
i TATiON, tuated on Bayou BAr.rolomeW $3.50
IN Ashley county. Arkansas. clnr=iniuF about rFSA
1900 acres Of Land go OF which are In a ne -,
state Of cultivation AID 600 acres dssdened There is
upon the p ace comfortable Dwelling and a goOI Gi2
with mill attached also, new frame Negro quarters
eLcelleut csteru water, anr many other
This place is entirely free from all ov-,Hlv accessible
10 steamboats, ourits the hrp.ug season aud only II
miles from the issppi river As Cotton plsI ia
ton it challenges comparison With any other place IN
the Southwest, the gJOwing crops viii sbund suly
testify.
In connection with the above, I offer my Handsomely
lmpToyet FAMILY RESIDESCE, two miles southeast
OF Aoutceo, Drew county which. for beauty OF sua-
ton excel euca Of health GOODNESS and purity Of vaer
IS not surpassed west Of the His,isrpi. For high
toned, moral aud religious meat me citizens OF
Mont tcelO aud vicinity stand uuriva'el.
propose 20 sell the al owe described nranprtv AZ
fair price for Confederate States Bonds CT Negro prop
ery at fair valuation. gold snd silver. Ny terms
are one-thifd cash, balance IN aad two years 1
think 0ter The most desirable property kulyg OF in
the state Tor sale and only do Il because my ness
demands my preseUca n South Louifisna.
For furlGer particulars sl1rgss VIZ. j. Montgomery.
at Lebanon Tennessee tbs subscriber at Monticello
Ore 8 county, Arkansas.
SIS lm' J. SHTLTE MONTGOMERY.
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Terms per Session :

ADVANCE
For Board aud Tuition in sny al o. the following
branches: Reading, Writisg, Arislmeric E8zlish
Grammar, Geography, History Rhetoric Composition
Criticism, Principles OF hau al Philosophy Chelu =
trv And sotany Mental and Moral Philosophy Plain
seWlnc, Marking etc, SIS $50 $40 OF 800 accord
ing 10 the class II pupil For dsv s-hoIars
tuition So SO s25 or $50, ordius 70 age OF elass
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-07
THE Misses YOUNGS SCHOOL,
No. 90 Court Street, Memphis.
The SomerriIle Female Institute

FT7HE duties OF this Institution will be resumed on
1 TUESDAY, the l0tn September.
20 For particulars apply ct the School.
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&'9saEMg9eS.

on CASKS London Ate,
= " 2 casks London Porter,
O0,OO9 Cis ars asserted,
25 barrels Cd Apple andy,
barrels Old Peach Brandy,
% 4 casks COenaC Brandy, 20 casks do. DO.
1 pipe old Go gnaC Brandy,
pipe Holland Gin
IS baskets Piper Heidsick Champsgns
IS tskets lmltati0l do GO.
5 barrels No Mackersl,
100 barrels Louisville Cement,
80 boxes Telegraph Matches,
cases Hutmegs,
10 bags Back Pepper, 20 Z. Ginger,
10G bags Extra Flour,
80 boxes Smoking TobHcco,
50 barrels pure Bourbon whisky
sea FLoURNOY oHAwBoaD.
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sSS5 Acres,
According 70 survey made in 1853, with river front
OF half mile. The soil consists OF remarkably er-
tile black Ioam nearly light bank Of ashes, and
idea Of its depth may be sscertained from the
fact that ciseTn has been dug, in It's immediate VI
cnty the depth of twelve feet, without reaching tue
cay. 1t is slmO;t entirely above overflow, the unpre-
cedented foods OF '5S and 59 covering only small por-
ton OF it, and it is also protected by ne evee, which
greatly strengthen during the past year II
has improvements except rough CABINS bat mas
al good roads through it, for the purpose CT haul
ing wood TO the river, vheTe two hne landings have
cut. 1t OF the finest lCcations for wood
yard the river, having bluff bank aud sufficient
depth Of water for boats t. land ct season OF the
year The timber is very heavy, consisting Of gum,
ash blackberry and walnut, and II cut OF and ssld,
would more tn n pay for the land.
have told by competent judges, that the pecu-
liar advantages Of this land tear that but for
the present 1t could be sold readily for 800 per
TO ths rapidly growing city OF Mem
phis greatly adds 10 its value and should that city be
capital Of the Con ederate States, il s
thought It will be, IN very short time II would COM
mand $500 per
1t is now offered at the low price Of SEQ PER acre
one-half cash, and the balance in twelve months.
Nothing but pecunisry embarrsssHaents induce the
owner 70 offer Il at such sacrifice. Possession given
Immediately. Title perfect. -
su1s-deod9m b. NJ APPEHSON'
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Fall Meeting, 1861.

Fall Meeting, 1861.
TNHE FALL MEETING over the Memphis Course,
L will commence on WEDNESDAY, October 3llb
1851.
FIRST DAY, WEDNESDAY, October s0.-sweep-
stake fer all ages, heats Of two miles $500 subscrip
tion, 800 rsrfeit. hree more TO all the stake
SECOND DAY, THURSDAY, October 3l.-Sweep-
stake for three year ods; mile heats; 500 ssbscrip
tion; $50 forfeit
THIdD DAY, FRIDAY, November ! Jockey Club
purse 500; mile heats, best in I've. Entrance
money lten per cent added.
FOURTH DAY SATURDAY, November sweep
st7ke for three year olds, heats OF miles, $500 sub
scriptiOn; 800 for cit. Three moro to iii the
stake.
The above stakes &c name and close TUESDAY.
October lst 1851. Security tor the forfeit required
in all cases.
This CLAY STAKE for three year olds; $500 sub
scriotion; $500 forfeit $50 declaration cosed with
tweny-e gh Subscribers tx declarations) viii be
on MONDAY, October IS h.
Should the above stakes Purse Of $780, three mile
heats entrance (ten per cent added viii be hung up
On Tuesday.
Nominations 70 be made TO
CHARLES STONE. Secretary
aus dtOci Box No 4A0. Mempnis
Louisville Courier copy month, OF until sup
pressed by 4. 10.
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CENTER HIGH SCHOOL
.EEsanahka. Tet.nleaaea.

CLASSICAL school will be ORGANIZED at the school
II room, southeast corn'r OF Monroe and Second
streets, September I'd, 1861. Beyond the ordinary
branches OF liberal education stud may advance IN
the 81 year Of the usual college course.
The rates Of tuition for five months are $40
SIS and $780, due monthly; deductions IN all cases to be
made outiora with the undersigned.
an.25-2we Ractnr. ]. G sEWAL.L.- A
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7 Al i Able LAND
FOR SALE.
935 Acres.

I AM authorized to sell extremely YALU- S9As
4 ABLE TRACT OF LAND, lying on the Mis- Is
sssippi river, about two miles south OF Aem-NS5SSa
phs, the Arkansas side. It contains -=
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MgNIPaIS PENALE C0LLEGF
EImWood Hale Institute,
.T'sGr E3ImpU0Od Cemetery,
.Ee7Ephjs, Tenn.

REV J. D. STEwART.................. Principal.
TENHE next session Of this Institution viii open
L MONDAY, the - day Of September next. Il is
the desisn Of the Principal to make this high school,
which youth ,eive finished Academia educa-
ton and also preparatory school to qualify young
men any class in college they may wish 10 enter.
Tuiti0n from 81 to 81 payable at the close OF each
quarter.
70 AS recreation during the hours Of intsrmis-
sion, students viii be drilled in Hsrdse's taciss.
auI3 I'm
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G0utatlOnal.
EDUCATIO AAII
EDUCATIONAL,

MISS C. MCINTOSH will re open her SCHOOL o
INl PontotOc street on AONBAY, September 9ih.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-08-23
FIRE INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
TEE FARMERS STATE MUTUAL
|Original MIL Greek

(Original MAJ Creek
INSURANCE COMPANY,
( CONTINUES TO OFPER TO THE PEOPLE OF DELLA
~ ware S superior advantages o Insurance against loss
isks
This Company Is the pioneer Of Mutual Insurance In
'ur State being the fret 10 Introduce The principle among
uH. All the nthcrs mere limitations.
Is recommended by fifteen years experience r. ahu
senau the subject NJ Mutual Insurance. which, u
believed has enabled the Managers No to adjust and a
ermnale between the different varieties Of property aud
risks, to render the membership the most elWlaon auu
Mutual NJ any other company In The state ,,
one small losses during liz eXisenee-whefe inc
Insurance List Is small the losses must needs be Ia pro
prnu-ni il Justly boasts that within the iaHl Ten year
has paid s5i0OQ in losses and attendant EXPENSE, with
pso " iigatoui rarely Of even difference Of
opinion and in almost all cases to the entire satisfaction
" the parties insnred-always within the limits Of 20
days; unless a the option of the parties go.
other Company In tho State.
1t has less at hazard any single risk in proper
ton to Us MEANS than any other Company In the stale
II has rejected hundreds Of thousands Of Dollars OF In
suranoe offered to It, within the last three months either
loeis Of Mutual lnsnrance and Notwithstanding this aud
the multiplication Of Other Mutual Insurance COMPANIES
within its bounds it has increased its List Of assurances
HGLFA MILLION OF DOLLARS
II commences the year 1854 with au amount real pro-
lection to the community Of 82s2OO0
dnardet by surplus fund OF lSuOu
Total Protection. ssOOOOO
II is the work of the Farmers Of Delaware aud az such
President-iESsE SHARPE.
Secretary and Mreasurer-RoBERT MoCABE.
DIRECTORS:
Br1ndyluins Hundrsd-Wnliam +. Lodge
tirisftdHd HAndrsi-James Dulaplane.
lptimington Hundryd-Jesse Sharpe James Webb s'o
Stoisonburg Samuel L
AiiN Greek Hnldred-nuDert McCabo.
Nfi1 Cdaie Handfd-DAvid w Gemmill.
lPhae Clay Creek HnniTfd-J. =. Williamson
Pencudr Hlndrsd-Curts II. Ellison.
81. Georges HgHdred--James Durham.
!, Red Lion Hlindrci-J0hn Q. Clark.
a | SnyrHd-Wiliiun Temple.
:, D1u6r-llenry Todd.
Mlfard-Charles T. Fleming, Peter Causey
Gs0r0ei0Un-Charles Tunnel.
Communications general business addressed 10 th'
undersigned Wilmington, post paid will receive imme
a diate attention.
IA ROBERT McoABR NJ. D.. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-08-23
TO THE AFFLICTED.

TO THE AFFLICTED.
For Ague.
Use nrluElurst's Asue Dose,
Use Osgoods India Cholagogue,
Use paschall's Ague Mixture, &c.
For Weak or EnlIamed Eyes.
Use Brlughurst's Eye Water,
Use I'hompsons Eye Water
Use Poor Richards Eye Water,
Use Beekcr's Eye llalsln
For Coughs.
Use Bringhursts Cough syrup,
uss ayers CLerry PeetorAl
Use JaYnr's ESrsctoraut,
For Dyspepsia.
use Brluglursts Dyspeptc Pills,
o.. Peruvian syrup or Prot. Sol. ProtoN. Iron,
rse Comp. syrup of rhosphates,
Comp. syrupof llyppphtsrliies,
Hooaaud's Geiupn Gittcrs
For Worms.
U.s. lrushursrs Worm syrup,
Use DrinshUsps Worm Lozenges
Use Fahuestoil's yermiiugc 49,
For Hernia or Rupture.
90 to E. Brinshurst ca aud be lifted with Trurs
For FIatuIence.
U.s. biushutst's Ginger Lozeuges
For Children Teething.
use bowers Infant Cordial
For CaIIaTtIc or Purge.
u,e nghurss rurgaliye syrup. "a substitute Cat.
tor OnJ
Lsr Brinshursrs curative lill-, t.uglr cuatol)
u-t Cilrat1ot MAGNETISM,
Use stilz Powders, &c
For Purifying the Blood.
use liringhursls Alternative syrup
Ayers SatsApatiila,
Bulls SaTsaparlla,
Peruvian Syrup, ~
For Constipation.
Use Rrinshursts Purgatiye syrup,
bowers Melicatcl Figs
or one Of those superior Elastic syrlnges sold by E. Bring
hurst 4 Co.
For Diet.
Use Sago, Tapioca. Brnnl Pure Chocolate. Gelatin o
.unket made with Drinehursts Liquid l,enuet,
For Illuminating Purposes.
Use the genuine Kerosene Oil with OF those superio
low priced Lamps sold lS
EDW. BRINGHURST X CO.,
MANUFACTURING PHARMAcEUTIsTs,
CorHeref Market ant SirM SIS, Wilmington.
gep Is
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-08-23

NEW BOOKS!
Al h. S. Il. Buffers Book and Newspaper Store,
420 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Trumps q story OF American Life by Il. W. Curts.
The Crossed Path ty Wilkic Collins.
Harry Harsou by John r. Irving.
The Attorney, by John a. irving.
The Constitution of the United Statrs
Wild lite, by Capt Mayne Reid
Lille ul General Francis Marion.
kveyboly's Lawyer.
Moral History If Women.
Miss Gilbert's Career.
One of Them, by Chas. lever.
The First False Step, by Rcsnolds.
The Woman IN white, by wilkie Collins
Tweny-hve different kinds oi Novels At q dino each
All the Magazines, Daily and Weekly Newspapers
Books, Stationery and Fancy Art elef for sale in
variety ap12
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-08-23

TO THE PUBLIC.
IS The Mutual Live stock Insur-
nnce Company of the State
of ERRIaWnrns

fully organized and prepared to receive applica.
L tiOnA TO insure sill kinds nf Live Stock such ms
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, SHEEP Sc
II requires elaborate argument to convince intel
lgcnt community Of the Importance and proprlety Of Live
TO call their attention to the subject.
If the careful, calculating business considcfs.l 1t
prWdcut to have his houses and merchandise Insured
why not his horse and alsol Surely the latter N an
Item Of property as important lin proportion the
yauel rs the former.
Indemnity from loss by fire only on Stock and Horgea
has long been appreciated but this Is the first Company
organized in the stapr the purpose Of insurng against
abe combined risks Of fire, water, accident and disease,
aud the first company far informed any where
organized the mutual principle; but II this principle
has been successfully and economically applied to other
characters Of Insurance, is we'll understood In the
neghh0rHg countless II is not why II may not be ap-
piled with equal profit to this class.
The names Of the Corporations and Board Of Directors
ut any rate furnish guarantee that abuse the prin
pls will be suffered aud that the utmost care fiirnes
security aud economy will be consulted in its manage
meut.
Copies Of the act OF Incorporation and Bylaws Of the
Company are ready for delivery At the Office Of the
tary in Wilmington, will be forwarded by mail on ap-
pieaiinn to him. with address, and persons DESTROYS. after
due INJURY, of inAufng their stock aiding the enter.
prei Will please forward memorandum Of the probable
amount they may wish insured when proper agent will
e sent to examine the stock. and take the application in
due form GEORGE g, LOBDRLI p-e,idrut
ROBERT McCABE, Secretary.
Wilmington, bel, July Isl, ls5g-tf
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VINCENT'S
United States Semi-Annual Re-


INCENT'S
United States Semi-Annual Re-
gister.
ess5ta The first volume Of tis work which is a
tsE5fJhistory of the country inr uyuy half year. l.
k{BEify now Issued. Price So In cloth, and $3.50 in
ksxsyS library style It will - sent Tree Of postage
lzzJ to any part If the United States upon the re-
Ihe work viii 30 published every six months Tho
present volune contains dd1 octave pnges aud contains
the record u 1000 events Each event Is placed
under the day Of It's occurrence thus showing glance
what has occurred in every part Of the Union any
particular day. It has cupinus iieX Of sixty columns
by which arrangement any particular event readily
be found The intention Of the work is land the author
believes he has fully sucee,de to give account OF all
Deaths Of all noted citizens and Revolutionary soldiers
with biographical sketches Of ther ves also all men
who have become celebrated notorious whether Of good
evil fsme Meetings of state Legislatures, with the
important laws passed by them synopsis Of Goyeruors
Messages; State aud City Elections; Meetings Of State
Conventions; Fires where the amount of property de-
sroyed $sOlOi elipwrechs and losses Of nto
At sea- Losses Of Steamboats, Of life from Violence
Accident Failures, Rorseres, Declarations and Rob-
heres, where the amount and the circumstances
ncient to excite national interest Duels and Aatays,
whore they occur between men whohe official positions
would render them Of singular unexpected occurrence
New and novel Decisions in Courts Of Law Wills and
Bequetis to public purposre Gallant and Good Actions
aud breaches Of Morals, where the occurrences have
ceiyel worldwide noorey through the tess, and are OF
such strange aud aggravated nature to render their
recording necessary 10 show the manners Of the times
The Proceedings aud Debates Of Congress not inserted
Globe. but tue Principal Bills the main obj ol being
to create work Of eitreuee matters which have
lhpll nut tHe luulAeuto VI a great tuuulI
FRANCIS VINCENT,
nov No. 20 Filth street below Arch. Philn
Bringhurst's Worm Syrup.
emos efIeetual remedy for Worms. Perfectly whole.
some and pleasant to take.
holesae and Retail by the propretora.
u. BRINGHURsT Co, Druggists.
Corner Sixth aud Market Streets
IN. We v. o. oiLPlN, 10th and II
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AUCTIONEERS.
STEWARDS FOUNDERY.

TUE und. r.gnei having purchased the enre intee
L In the FOUNDRY and RAILING SHOP. &C., nj thu
CORNER Of FRONT aud MONROE STREETS, IN this city
Is repaired to execute all orders that nay heguruetei 10
his
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Anti-Dvspepsia Powders.
A LIVING HOME

lioR SICK or WELL whether connected with tn
l. Army Of our common country or othurwise. Tbi
institution being private enterprise receiving no patron
age from public sourrn II cannot he expected to 0peu
its doors entirely free, to any Of the unfortunate in
community hut persons who have enlisted in the service
of their country Tor their Amcs) will receive all nects
..LnI. At M. .nA
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-08-23
JOHN McLEAR g. SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,

No. 1A7 Market street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS MORTGAGES &c, &C., promptly and
accurately drawn.
PROMlssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds bought aud sold on
commission In this city at the Brokers boards in hila
lelphia, New York other cities by means OF CORES
pundng brokers who are all firms Of high standing.
No EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged OH Stocks or
purchased abroad the regular brokers' commission
of quarter per cent being divided between ourselves
and our agents.
DRAFTS.-we draw on Philadelphia New York or Ilos-
ton and procure drafts other American cities at the
lowest rates Of exchange
FOREIGN DRAFTs-We draw Great Britain, Ire
aud, Germany aud every other country In Europe,
on houses Of undoubted standing In to suit our
customers
EXCuANGE-Forelgn or DnIneste-bought aud sold
at the NEST favorable rates allowed by The market.
premium amost always be allowed for Cheeks on New
York.
REAL ESTATE We attend to tho purchase aud sale
of Heal Estate in town country and respectfully invite
purchasers sellers to give us call We rent houses,
aud when desired by customers attend to the coec-
| ton Of their rents
CnLLECflONs-our correspondence enables us to
countF through the most reliable Channels Our tsc
ties fur making collections therefore complete, and
usueny persons awaiting themselves Of them may b.
nnident that their business will be faithfully and
rnmpy attended to cur charges are ~ low AS ART
/ made by any reliable parties
In every where are employed our aim Is to de
h hrHt the interest Of customers, and solicit
he patronage VI our friends and the public generally.
jiu JOHN MeLhAK son.
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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13

theenemys position when they rested on their arms
till morning Shortly after daylight runaway con.
traband came in and reported that the enemy had
crossed the Gauey during the night by meaps OF the
ferry, and bridge which they had completed.
Col. Ewing was ordered 10 take possession OF tho
camp. which he did at sbout o'clock capturing few
prisoners two stand of coors considerable quantity
Of arms, with Quarterpaster's stores, messing ana
camp equpage. The enemy have destroyed the bridge
across the Gauley, which here rushes through deep
gorge and our troops being still much atigued, and
having no material for replacing the bridge,
it thought prudent to encamp the troops, occupy
the ferry and the captured camp sending few rhe-
canon shots after the enemy to produce moral effect.
Our loss will probably amount to 20 killed, and ioo
wounded The enemys loss had not been ascertained'
but from report il must have been considerable
Signed. H. s. ROSECRANZ.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13
CELEBRATION OF THE BATTLE OF BALTI-
MORE
BALTrioHI, Thur dsy, Sept.

BALTugoHE, Thursdsv Sept. IT, 1861.
The 10Th Of September the anniversary OF the Battle
Of Baltimore, is being celebrated here to-day with
more than ordinary demonstrations the part of the
lova citizenf The national flag is displayed from the
public buildings hotels and all loyal newspaper Offices,
numerous private houses, shipping, etc., and the vari-
our camps.
Gen. Dix has ssued an order for firing salutes and
diess parades in honor Of the day at the various camps
at 3 o'clock. The NewYork sta Regiment Zouayes,
are TO make grand dress parade from their fortified
camps on Federal Hill through the city passing
around the different monuments.
The Association Of Old Defenders make their usual
parade with their old fag which they have not de-
serted as yet.
The only demo onstrlton Of a character contrary 10
the patriotic spirit Of the day consists in the manner
in Which n few Secession sore-keepes have arranged
their goods to indicate their Southern principles such
as hanging out rolls of red and white flannel as in
one instance displaying three flannel shiIts-two red
ones with white one in the center.