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HABITUAI CONSTIPATION.
JallmdIce. Fever and Ague. Gen
ral Debility. and all other
Diseases arising from a
DlSOrdered O m u c IN,


Liver, OF Bowels,
INHEY are used and recommended by leading ply
sicans of the country, and all who try them pro-
nonnce them invaluable.
'.Dr. james l.. Leepere,' writes from Navarro,
Stark Co.. Ohio, ''the BiIters highly praised by
those suffering from Indigestion, dyspepsia, liver
complant.''
"E. S. DAVIS,'' Postmaster at Williamsport,
Ohio says 'they give great satisfaction. use them
myself, having taken cold, become PROSTATE and
lost my appetite. 1t relieved me, and can recon-
mend it with great assurance of its merts.''
s-Dr. William n. Kerr of RogerSville, Ind,
writes us that they the most valuable medicine
and with thesa made several cures of pa pita
tiom Of the heart and general debility.
"Thomas Stanford, ESQ., Blountsvlle, Henry
Co.. Ind, writes long letter. under date of May
4, lS60. He much reduced, wing been afflicted
for three with great nervous debility. pal pi.a
character, 'safter using few bottles | COM
plctely restored, and am now in robust health"
~. w. Hunt'' writes from Dclphos, Allen Co.
Ohio, Ia section where Fever and Ague preyais,) }
that he most cheerfnlly recommends them of deci-
ded merit in all OF Fever and Ague, D!spep-
sia, and General Debity.''
ID. X. Gailahrrs. NJ. H., writes from Van Vert,
Ohio, Il most respectfully recommend the Sherry
Wine Biters 10 the notice of Dyspcptic PERSONS and
to all who require ! stimulating medi cine.'
Such News we are Receiving
Daily.
Full directions accompany each bottle.
They sold by Medicine Dealers generally.
Price I5 cts. per bottle. }. \. HARRIS Sc CO.,
Cincinnati Ohio. PropIeters for the Southern and
For sale by ID. Reed, Pomeroy; Walter Curtis.
Chester; E. 5. Branch, Rutland; Jacob Shaffer, Mi
nersville; J. K. Ellis, Rzcne; w. NJ. Swallow, Le-
tart Falls. July 81. ISdO.-3O-Iy
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A CRUEL JOKE.

Montgomery, Ala, is said to be infested at
this time with swarms Of ofice-ssekers dssi-
rous to serve their country. The correspondent
Of the New Orleans Dslia gives TIE following
version Of the manner in which a numbrr Of
them were sadly sold few days since:
understand that-R cruel Joke was plse-
tised upon a number Of The most credulom Of
the gentlemen embraced within this class. Il
seems that some wag placed in a conspicuous
place at the post Office, at an early hour ais
morning, the following card:
Twenty-Five good accountants wanted in
mediately by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
Applv at room No. 10, treasury buildings, be-
tween thethours Of 9 and Il O'Clock An.
This announcement spread like FIRE on dry
prairie; and bv the hour Of 10 O'Clock streams
Of human beings might have been seen wend-
ing their way 10 double quick time toward toe
treasury building, jostling each other as they
passed on 10 no very agreeable manner; with
out pausing moment to apologize for knock
ing off bis neighbor's hat, or tresding on bis
c0rns, on they went, each bent on being the
first 20 approach the honorable secretary with
bis bundle Of references in his coat pocket No
difficulty is found IN ascertaining the precise
locality Of no. 10. A man stands at the foo,
Of the stairs to point the direction. On the
crowd madlv rush-the door Is reached BY
those who proved sWiftest on foot: theV find
the door closed, but arrange themselves along
side Of it with painting hearts, and hats re-
moved in momentaFy expectation thatit would
be opened BY the usher, and that they would be
introduced into the presence of the secretary.
Tine wore on, the door remained unopened.
A long pause, and the rush partially subsided.
The anteroom and passages presented a living
mass Of human beings, the rear part Of this
army had been brought up By these who had
been familiar, for years, with that disease
somewhat peculiar to ofhceholders, the gout
others, upon whose limbs the rheumatism hsc
manifested itself upon sundry and divers coca.
sions; the lame generally; and the nssr-sighted
too; and those whose extreme years demanded
the unconditional use Of spsctacles.
All had now arrived. The profound silence
became oppressive; when some one, apparently
from the center Of the crowd, perhaps the yer.
table wsg, remarked, in 8 somewhat subduet
whisper, "that it might, after all, be hoax .
Good gracious, II you could only have seen theil
countsnances; every one seemed, as II BY ma
gie, to have been impressed with the horrible
truth. If q 64-pounder had been hred into
their midst it could not have sooner csused
genera stampede. It is said BY one who was
present, and to whom ! am indebted for this
account Of Il, that there never was 50 large a
body Of men known to make a more silent ol
hasty retreat It is said this evening that
man cannot be found in the city who vii
I arknourlefge the sell
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FOR SALE By

CEeaUes 8 T'aGeas.
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ss.i,rross row. / iyss-stI
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WORKS OF MICHAEL DE MONTAIGNE,
comprising bis Essays, Biographical and
BibhOgraphical Notices, etc. By w.
Hazlits. In vols, half calf.
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ruorT roUTT8 AmERTCA.

Evz CEFrEpA.-Accountsf from Bogota re-
,sfved up to January 18th, represent the cor
ssoversv as Eoiug on 10 favor OF the reFolu-
tionisfs. v7bo have been Joined BY Generals Lo-
Dsz. Mendoza and Gonzales. Mosquera has
ASSUMED the tide Of supreme dictator OF the
var. and denounced President Ospina as
,,--r,er On the 2lst, the reFolutionisisS i've
sl'.-.rs,s sfrorv- reached the head waters OF
ne HagdslsHa river, and soon after dispersed
4 small army belonging 70 tbe government.
N0souers has now the whole length Of that
river and the Atlantic ports open to MIN.
a bonf forr thousand government troops are
--tsbIishsf in Bogots but that party II said
h be- fast becoming unpopular By It's resortng
- forced contributions and recruiting. IL was
supposed that Mosquera would invite DAtlIe
- tbs mains before that city some CONFER
,-----s sisd fsksn place between the two gener-
-. bul he terms demanded BY Mosq1efa
--,,id not be acoeded to BY OspIna
~ -. rrovfnces Of Bolivar and MagdalensI
,.l---,.,s bss bsen proclaimed supreme chief.
~. Governor OF the former had addressed
..a.,nI urotest 10 Panama against any inter-
seTe5ce In behalf OF the general government
ao5 Threatening war 4 tae ohense shogia 80 y
.,--.,fs5 The several eonsuis there bad been
notffrd to observe the sfictesl heus1a'i'S "
9ogeeu he belligerents.
r. Il believed that the United States siooP-
s.,-sr Tersnt went down during tremend-
.-,Is srnsrieBesd on lhe 9th Of September
-...,- S,vs sfter she sailed from The Sandwich
S,I,r5s All hands were probably lost
Prru.-With the exception OF az altenlp sl p
..reVsl,,t3ou, made on the night or tne SItl
= T,npsrv. and which was promptly ssp'
,rsssed. that country continued qules. ~
Yain;stsT Yls's ~ public worship haa issued err
,,I.- urging strongly the raising OF suosefiP
stans for fhe pope in bis present distress. a, a,
.tt-r,rss to raise the frigate Caliaos "hie'
s1nE n the dock, have failed. -
T5s Unlted States steamers sarahae ~
So gsngstt were at Csilsc. lhe former IA
bsss slightly damaged BY a collision.
Rorrvra.- A revolution, on the night O ySh : ~
- sasb. ove-threw the government OF A-ln ~.
80 n is said that be bad made thlIty ty-sL. 81.
s.iIrrss before reaching the supreme poTter, I, i i
tbst st,te. A Junts was instituteds ~nlcn ~ Ie
sssrsS decree calling national cohtSl.IS. .lls
- re 1T Of May Meantime, Politieaii pIis q !.
o-,.-s hsvs been released and exiles invited
Tss1rp nome. It is charged that this Iesoiu -. Y.
lion vrse accomplished through me seciet ~
dnsneer Of Prssl8sas Castillo OF FeIu, W.
has been threatening Bolivia for sol9s lling =,
ArerwrrrE CONFEDERATION. = san See S
dstes Of he stu Of January state that zen !:
saa NJ united with the governor or ssn ~. ~
and MENDOZA 10 invade San JCaps and tne g,
erpor Of tie latter has proclaimed ths se' .
one Of civil war.
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DT virtue % Deed % Trust eEe-uisi - me hT T. g.
ID Eiycs aEd SuEas J. Eycr l-e Isih tay % April
1880 ard q record In The cce of TIE Probae CLERK %
the ooHnty Of Tippah. snd Slate Of Mississippi, t9r l-
usrDosa Of securing cartaiH debts therein named will
"a the IEIH OF MARCH MKT, ~ The residen-e %
tie late l. g. Elyce sell 20 The hgfi BIDDER f1r cash.
the fsowinz tracts parcelI 1f land, to-wl-- The
quarter section OF Iand upon E5ch the late T. G. Eycs
lived and mon which his steam sawm4u was slt1als1
AZ the tine OF the errcaton of sad deed ana as
ar..her tract known a. taat part o. George Ess ar
aIotsd and sphrt 10 hs son. Albert Rose being one
hundred and twenty-sE acres uf of The west Ela %
section twenty-sK snt forty acres ~ % the h-eaf
easrtsr OF section twenty All In township ere aud r1s
one east cf the bases meridian of ChickaHaw sess-1
The title is believed % be undsubt-d, but H c7n-
ysy only sueh title a. has been avestd DO ne ss trustee
fs2l-d A 2 REYNOLDS Trustee
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DRs. SPIEGEL & REINACH,
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS.
AND THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operators
IN THE WORLDI
Eight Years ia Memphis.

INFORM the public in general that they prepared
to trest all diseases but especially those which are
pronoonc0d incurable, and called chronic.
Their restmentof Cancers is without rival, se-
they will be expelled from the aystem vita al
their roots and hbers, snly by cons utonal treatment
without eaustics aud without the knife.
They also treat with suscess according TO the most i'm
proved science Of medicine in Europe, Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Gsut OphthAimis, FistuA in Ans scrofuia
Syphilis Dyspepsia Chronic Dyseutery, Torpid Liver
Gravel Fits TapeEOrm, Piles Dropsy Diseases o. hs
Skin Bronchitis, Consumption all diseases Of the Eye
sud Ear, and give particular attention 70 ai Female
Complaints, especially those Of tbs womb.
Negroes who RfHicted with any OF the above
diseases will be cured and IND good board and
commo32tiOns while under treatment al the dsci0Ts in
Urinary.
The doctors call attention OF patience st distance
soasbly by writing them with exact account Of ali
the symptoms Of the disease medicine viii be forwarded
by Adams express.
E7~ Consulting Rooms, Ne. s23 Main street, between
Union and Gayoso streets InaTmsry Union strest
east Of bayou, at Dr.. SpieEaPB private residence.
Br Q. SpieEel has ia his tnirty years practice, es-
peciaily chronic diseases cured them with the utmost
suooeEs. h has in his possession FIVE thousEnd
plants, herbs barks ETC., which he rely upon "a
diseases which by the most SUGGESTED pract-
TONERS pronounced fncurabe.
He also makes Il his espsciai practice frest al pr-
diseases with the utmost SUCCESS in short time
matter Of how long standing, nor OF what nature.
All Dr.. spieEel asks from the siicted Is a fair trial
then al the reference he viii give viii be speedy cure
70 them.
Thousands Of testimonials, from the most reliable
source, may be seen at the eoctor's once. deis-sm
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THE HISTORY OF The CRUsADEs.
L By Joseph Francois Michaud. Trans
lated from the French BY W. Robson. In
vols, limo, half calf.
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THE TEMPEST. By Wm- Shakespeare. Il
lustrated by Foster, Dors, Skill, Slader
and Janet. Quarto.
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POETS WIT AND HgNOR. Selected BY
VII. Willis. Illustrated with one hun
drsd engravings full gilt, cloth and mo-
rocco.
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THE POETRY OF NATURE. Selected and
illustrated BY Harrison Weir. Fine Tur-
key morocco.
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The NUMBER SEVEK.-On the 7th day Of
the 7th month a holy observance was ordained
to the children Of Israel, who feasted days
and remained days in tents; the 7th year
was directed 10 be a Sabbath Of rest for al
things, and at the end Of times years com
menced the grand jubilee every 7th year the
land lay faliow every 7th year there was
grand release from all debts, and bondsmen
were set free. From this law might have orig
mated the custom OF binding young men to
years apprenticeship, and Of Furnishing incor-
rigibe offenders by transportation for Z, twice
I, OF three times years. Anclently a child
was not named before days, not being ac-
counted fully to have life before that periodical
day. The teeth spring out In the Tth month,
and are shed in the 7th year, when infancy is
changed to childhood. At thrice years the
faculties are developed, manhood commences
and man becomes legally competent to all civil
acts at four times I q man is in full possess
sien Of bis strength; at FIVE times he is fit
for the business Of the world at six times 7
he becomes graTer and wiser, or never; at
seven times be Is In his apogee, and from
that time decays; at eight times be is In his
first climaeteric at nine timss Z, or sixty
three, be is in bis grand clmscterie, or year
Of danger; and ten times Z, or three score
years and ten, was by the royal prophet pro-
mounted the period Of life.
"a Women in the olden time were pro-
hibited from marrying until they had spun a
set Of bed furniture, and hence they were
called spinsters until they were married.
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LrNooLN's CAn1NEr.-Ths New York TEi-
hun. snsals as fnIlnrrs % Iincoln,. Cnhin.t 4.

L1EcoLN's CAHINET.-Ths New York Tn
buus speaks as follows OF Lincoln's Cabinet !:
Our most authoritative sdvices from Wash
ington are to the effect that Mr.. LiDcoln's Cab
met will be composed as follows:
State, Mr.. Seward; Treasury, Mr.. Chase;
War, Mr.. Cameron; Interior, Mr. c. B. Smith !;
Navy, Mr.. NJ. Blair, Post Office, Mr.. Wellss;
Attorney-General, Mr.. Bates.
or these gentlemen two are from slave States,
namely, Missouri ana Maryland. Three
namely, Mr.. Chase, Mr. Wellss and Mr..
BlaiT-are uncompromising Republicans; and,
SC far as we are aware, Mr.. Bates and Mr..
Smith have not declared themselves on that
subject; and Mr.. Seward showed yesterday
that be will not consent either to the Crltten-
den or the Franklin propositions; and Mr..
Cameron is believed not 70 be now inclined to
GO any considerable length in the way Of con-
cessiOn.
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aNoBop4 8URT "-AATITIcIAL PAEie.-A
private letter from an extensive MANUFACTURE
Of Providence, R. L. to gentleman in kien-
mond, Va, has the following;
The soadiucn Of Affairs here is awful; 70
sales Of goods OF anything slse-no fales -. y
rrnisbes. everybody waiting for the fourth q
. Nsreb. II relief does not come, then ELLIS
,arst be stopped; labor must be unempioyeoi
i,rsiness men must succumb; universal desois-
-ion must prevail. What terrible resPonssi oii- p
RIy party men have assumed in pursuit Of me
piggsE ehimsra.
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HUNTSVILLE HOTEL,
BU.FTSV.SLEE, .aL.fB.6.8.f.
THE TABLE
MarahaTa Sale Of Real Estate

ON SATURDAY, TEE iSTH DAY OF MARCH. wiH
sen 10 the highss bidder, for cash. the following
described property in the city Of Memphis levied on 70
satisfy an execution In favor J. B. CLARK vs. Robert
Neil ct al iudzment rendered ct the October term,
1890 af the Federal Court at Jackson, fos2 5 0sand
s2I S costs Sale AZ the Arcade, Union street. Within
lawful hours, for cash Redemption waived.
said property Is described a. follows: Lying and be-
ing IN the city q MemphF and IA hat part known as
south Memphis and being psrt Of lot No s, In block
No co. and beginning for the part therein conveyed Al
stake the west side Of Csusey Get two hundred
and thirty feet eight inches nerfh Of the intersection OF
the north side Of Fshcs street with the west size
az Ctusey street and running thence north With the
west side Of CAusey street, ihrytws feet seven inches
70 ,taks; thence wsstWRrdly, at right angie with
Cxusey street. 10 the center OF bayou. Gayos0 thence
southwardly with the mesndsrngs Of said bayou 10 .
pont in tie ecnter Of said bayou opposite 10 and ves
of DE beginning Of said let, and themes In
line to the beginning the west side Of Oausey
/ street.
u. KcCLAEAHAN, Marshal.
RAnTrvTT & CaHPANTrR for Plaintihs fel9-tds
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ECLIPSE STABLE

TTAyIEG sold an interest IN the 'EclipsefA
III Livery Stable" 10 Jno. n. Fifk, the husi- Ntll
ness Of the arm viii learafter be conducted q. ~
under the style Of Hnns & Fisx. 7. ". HUNT.
We viii keep on hand a. the " Eclipse,V the bsut
stock that the market aGore and viii turn 81 s1ch
tuTnous viii give cafro sssf.cti1n te An the o.-
irons Of the Old ard popular stand II good tssus and
cnnstEnt attenon n the our cuft5uers viii
90 It, we viii endssvor 70 please
Harsss boarded BY the day, week, month"; upon the
iss-im H5HT FISK
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FO9s RR9ef.

YTTE OFFER FOR RENT the OFFICE now oocupied
w bJ rs commission Office, and, II desired, will
sell upou reasonable terms all the Once Furniture.
NV also offer for rent the COTTON SHED AND
WAREHOUSE, Madison street, occupied BY US.
MASON s. Co,
a7a Main a.rppt s+aira
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
COIL! COIL >

HAVE bssa engaged in the eoal trade fcr The PAST
twelve years have boated coal % this ma-sei f1-
The retail city and steamboat Trade. ard have learned
fro ezpeencs the necessity sf having zheaper fuel IN
Memphis than has heretofore bees furnished Do her pe
ue The necessities Of the rch and peOr alike require
the change proposed and while 90 not pretend 70 DIS
Euss the fact that intend 10 make some money q s
not The less true that shall public beusfsc1or
now have on hand q large supply of Green river eca,
Which have always furnished az prize FAR below tlaf
which must be paid for PttsburE coal Iha pieces ara
not ao % large a. the coal blocks received from Pits
burE but ihese grow larger tie mine is Peueratsts
and wlh each khipmeut e me- By sprlrB The urQs VII
Be a. large as the largest taken from the PthuE PITS
Green river coal costs less than that from The hs
waters sf the Ohio and therefore sell it low and not
because it uot valuable FOR at purposes have
deemed il useless ts sbtain and publish certificates IS b
ita properties fro those who uss % here. TT IT, and
bsut shscta are ne certificates want havas cou-
ever larger stock thsn bafre Of PlrsburE eoas
rhiah roes - at market prices wunld state. mo-e
ever that hose who by from me Tay money ts an ed
citizen o. Memphis. All thst make goes into ercuis
tioa here. taxa Esfhinr from n city which oar ere
ator did net intend should away uce ha did not have
NrmphiE on coal bed Keep yodr uo1ey at home and
stand b. your people, which F5u can accomplish 5y
buying soal st the Bue once, Jsfsrscn or at ne
moi THOMAS IANEs.
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S0n BOXES Popping Crackers.
OOU 1000 lbs. s. s. Almonds.
800 lbs. Filberts.
500 lbs. Cresm Nuts.
lc0 Bushels Fresh Neal.
$50 brls Ruscett, Prior Red and Jeuatiu Apples.
$50 PiBk Eye White and Red Mechanic POtAtoss
500 Kegs Nails.
50 dos. Brooms.
Also Sugar. Coffee, Hoasses, salt WHISKY, Brandy,
Champaign, Fleur, Lime, Gen sut, Etareh, wooden
Wsre etc, etc. Just received and for sale low By
FLOURNOT & CRAWFORD,
de5O-daw No. IL, Front row.
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Rates OF postage in the Confederate
Ernrnn NJ a rrnrHrn-

For the convenienee Of. our readers and the
public generally, we have prepared the follow
ing sinplifed statement Of the rates Of postage
under the act Of the Congress Of the Confed-
crate States Of America, adopted on the 2lst
Of February, 1861. It must be borne in mind
that the act is to 90 into effect from and after
such period as the Postmsstsr-gsnsral may, by
PROCLAMATION. s,sqounee:
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CH'RTSTMAS
| BBoTrs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES.

A BBoTTs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES.
The Aimwell Stories.
The Young YOyagers. By Capt. Reid.
The Bush Boys By Capt. Reid.
Odd People. By Capt. Reid.
The White Elephant. By Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Dalton.
A Year with Maggie and Emmis. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Harry's Summer in Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mammals Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears.
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret HuntingtOn's Experiment.
Hooker's Illustrated History.
The Crussdes and the Crusaders.
A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young Chevalier.
English County Life. Beautifully Illus
tratsd.
The Hunters of the World.
Stories for Alice.
Good Girl Story Book.
Fife Years Before the Mast.
King Arthur and his Knights.
Work while it is Day.
Little Annie's Primmer.
Queens and PrinceSsss Of France.
Constance and Edith; or, Incidents Of
Home Life.
Little by Little.
FOR SALE BY
CEeOUeS s. VSGde9a.
del2
Maynard Rifles,
Sharp Rifles,
Colt Rifles,
RIFLE AND SHOT COMBINED.
SHOT GUNS,
Ia great variety, with iAe sesompsnlments.
PISTOLS,
or all the approved patents. Tis branch Of our stock
dsas-S, ,twswsmiI ,. r. CLARK CO.
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charged for week. and discontinued q the sEd Of
that time.
r5-An advertisements required to be kept second
page, CHARGED As NEW EACH DAY, and on third page,
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large type. charged st DOUBLE RATES.
Yeariy advertisers will be charged extra for 07cb-
pying space ever Contract, and when LARGE TYPE is
required 10 be used the advertisement kept inside
Of paper.
EYcarly advertisers will be charged extra at reEu-
lar Tstes for wants. Rents, Removals, CO-PArner5hips,
Notices, 10 OOnsignees, etc.
Es-TrdasieBf Advertisements mast be Pcid for
GdBGHce.
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nnless by speciAl contract.
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only or Irregular intervals in either Of The papers,
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tion.
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Obituaries Tributes q Respect aud FuEeTal Invitations
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r. A young lady being asked by poli-
D., lsn what party che preferred, replied that
n preferred q wedding party.
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PLAN or ADJUSTMENT ADOPTED
BY TEE PEACE CONFERENCE.
TIE VOTE nT sTkSEs UPoN KAcH PRoPosI-
TfoN.
The following are the propositions adopted,
and correct list nt each vote given il the
peace contsrehee to-day on the plan adopted
a. basis FOR final settlement. The vote IN
each case vas cast bF States The first ae-
ton was q at offered BY Mr.. Frsnklin, OF
Pennsylvania, and the sscoud section that Of
fered y Mr. Summers, Of Virginia;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-08
Southern stock FOOd.

COTrON seed Oil Neal and Cake are the eheEpest
and most nutrclous food for all kinds OF stock-pr0-
euoes more MILK aud BUTTER, snd richer and more
delicate davOr than any sther-kept at all time on
land quantities suit purchasers, a. the WORKS.