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FOR iNFANTRY OF THE EINE.

sA Concise System of Ins'ruc ion and Regula-
tions for the Militia and Volunteers Of the United
States. prepared and arranged by Adjutani- Gen
cral Sam. Cooper. under Il c supervision of Major
General Alexander Macomb together with the ''ln-
faatry Tactics or Rules for the Exercise and Ma
nouvre Of tie United States Infantry by.Maior-
General Scott, SO far as relates to man@@vres OF
the line.
FOR E.9GHT1NFANTRy AND RIFF ssssEN.
.I;itic and Light Intauhy Tactics 70, the Excr
else and l!anmuvic Of Troops when acting as Light
Infantry or Rihimcn, by Brcyct Lieutenant-Col-
oncl ". ]. iIaydcc.
Ail Volunteers Militia, and Enlisted men will
conform strictly to the above systems of drill and
exercise prescribed FOR the different arms Of SER
vicc.
By order Of the Var Department.
Adjutant and Inspector General
Feb. l.. 1861 % 1t
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.
DEpARTT 4 IlaIENT OF WAR.
UFADOUApTERS. FEBRUARY Sth. ]

HEADQUARTERs, February Sth, 1851.
THE following Textbooks having been adopted by
this Department, in pursuance Of an Act Of the
General Assembly '.io Provide au Armed Military
Force for the Drill and Instructions of Volun-
ters Militia, and Enlisted Men OF South Carolina,
will be used and followed by the several arms OF
service respectively, viz:
FOR CAVALRE.
ssThe system of Cavalry Tactics" approved by
the President of the United States and published
by order of the War Department, February 10Th,
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faetaring and commercial, requires protective
legislation, valle the other, being sgrieuitu-
ral, seeks an approach TO free trace s--that one
has within Itself an element il its population
Ehich it cnerishss as God-given and as the
source Of It's prosperity, while the other views
~ existence with holy horror snd as deadly
80 ,--now, here We have, under oHs governs
ment, a state Of ahairs not easily reconcila-
BE; and vet Inv nHsi Be btfec9acilea on sasfs of
tsiioe ans squaliig fo he ine opposiag sscisonss
dr else one cf two things must happen that &,
there asasf BE- ssparafi0n bsfsccsn them for gocd
s.lhe one going 90 the right hand, aud the
0iher TO tie left hands' OF, one section must
5iscun5. qield asd submit 10 TIE other. is it to
81 aerreheudrd that the more powerful section
will 90 SOP OF course not Can the weaker
DO 50 and retain i's rights and iiberties2 Ub-
qusstionably no, Tor submission to the stronger
Is a surrender q all, es an srbtrary majority
will not be bound BY constitutional restrie-
tIons
u. then. a simple republic, sectionaliy de
vided, as predicted, could not continue 20 sx-
ist, except at he sacrifice Of the liberty and
riehts 90 section Of it, how is it possible, un-
der the circumstances, Tor confederation Of
States on the extended scale Of great nation,
with interests ard indicated policy Of its sec
tons, not only adverse but directly Hntagonis-
tic, 20 continue in one Union, except at the
tAlieleI t-4-llH aNiillaaNAlh AllN AAuuE sec
ton Of STATE sovereignty, State rights, and the
equality and liberty OF their citizens
CitiZsns Of the slave States, it is idle to
think, however you cherish tae idea OF the
Unon, cs e Uas, that, with a controlling ma
ioritY in Congress from the free s stes. your
liberties u'ili ever sgain be safe fn the Uafoa.
The interest and the policy Of the free States is
adverse to yours; their people are uneompro-
miaingiy hostile to slavery, and, what is worse
~
however much they may be willing now, some
Of them, % concede to your rigafui demands,
because distress in various shapes is pressing
on them, be assured that the good and eonser-
rative men among them cannot control, beesuss
they are pcwerless 70 do so, the power for your
slbiugation which, in the gnion, the North
possesses, for hat polOer lsili itself for its
ezra beaefiaifke erpsase, t5isn necesfGrgfo secure
iis eaas, Of injHsiics aad oppres5ioa 70 o'hsrs.
SUMpTER
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THE MAY QUEEN. By Alfred Tennv-
son, Poet Laureate. SplendidlY Illus
trated by z. Y. B. svo., NOR, gilt.
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.GLEAYES & YADEN.

TIE WORKS OF MRS. SHERWOOD.
Uniform edition. In 10 vols, half calf.
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/. P. c4RUTEsts
Carusfpsr
A Tg0RNI ~.
. IN BLY,
Ca
A WIS
IA
IN Hps- lie
- nst
-
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LANDI hANDl LAND

~ & R = a Il Ea
fT1HEzE is osres Ter sa's tpon reaonabie terms,
II n such sized tracts as viii suit purchasers, The
isaEue 8f lazd granted j.. Horelnd by tie eEi-
csa gorernazt situated in the county Of Fok, State Of
Teas TIE waters Cf Eenarl creek, about Eve miles
eszt -l snittded Tflulfy river, and thrsash which
land or within fra mics viii The Tr1iy Val ey Hrd
Fss tine rai-oad Fas-. The iand Is covered with Il Q
best q aa1nr, oolri.tirs IN part q pine of fnest
tisd, white oak hcEory, ioEr51i. gum, elm, asn val
sni tEal 1buHcancs. Alse situated IN a ine settle
ueHt, ard has various other airantages.
fERIs-ODa-haf cash, and the balance IN twelve
m9ulhs, good stock Of gosl would be taken in part
payment.
For further Particulars call mon
= n. ALEXAGDER, Memphis Tenn
or =. S. EcNICKLS, Liviagsion,
del8-2m POLK county Texss.
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New 1empFls jail.
DR0PosALs viii be req ed b7 ts nudsrsignsa
c9alll7s si1ueTs appeinifd by The County Court ~
ehely cslniy, % -hs fli sf TIE architect James B.
Cock, 70 e tua eiiy o. Memphis uut y o'cIock on
In tsDAE, ne 10 day d fehrusry 1851 for building
~ - tne eity q Memphis, according 70 plans and
specifications on Gle in BIS omoe
toutrators win be rrguirrd 10 give bond for double
The aHonl q the ccuiracs viii two approved sureii
fo- The iafilfui performance u the same
TIE ooululssgaers reserve ile rirht 70 reject any
tenaer nos euif7ely satsiaetCry q them
On 90 cartiu7aff arf estimate OF The srchitca pay
asHi 2 . BE niale mouitiy ia toe bcuas Of Shelly
Cou1iy Court bearing siE Pr cs1t. irfiatf retaining
o1e-hiri oi Ae m-uihg esiimat8 unil tie anal COM
uistior % ils warE
an further iaf1rniafa or e1rp,ansiioa wiz bc given
o. aTrcaol iu persoa b. letter 70 the nrchitect ai
lia eee e5rner o. E--l ard sdFon Streets smphls
Tennessee . " a. FErfII,
A. n. MONTGOMERY,
]. g. DICKINSON,
". e. WALKER
= II. Gu0rLET,
Jalt-lU C.d-IlrIis
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FUEs-rippe'', eapss. Cuns, etc.
AR1rs AND oLoAEs-Blses ard srav cloth.
VELVET CIE'AEs-supersne.
BLACK SIR vELVEr-Assoried widnls.
HOOP sEiRrs-Tery superior.
WOOL YinN-Gray, bi>e, white ana fancy.
SHAWLs-Fine slack gray and fancy
sHAwfs-Te7 gentlemen.
PLAIN BLACK aILEs-yery surr.
FEAEuEEs COMFORTS FTLLo 8.
CouNIEEPAs,Es MATTRESSES.
BLANE EETs-2ei, cradle navy and negro.
CalPHr1g Can sad G1or.
GEErS-Back NJ, Ba1e, etc.
zEPHTR HO0Gs, HARIPOsAs EUBAs, sie.
Jast rceslsel sud arriving a. abov.
fATLGl. 4 McEWEs,
no1b Aav .feet, uey X orshum Henss.
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--77--=-----7- ----
eis7OgSC8s
,. BY the Beard Of Mayor and AIDE
Z AgInphls. thaI Lhe MaTor keen q !
IMP0RTANT 70 INVENTORS.
o0UNgELrOR ANn AeENT.

/ g0UMSEALUh AND AGENT,
IN APPLICATIONS FOR PAFENfs. .ISTERFERsNCEs
AND ExfEasI0BS,
And aiao in Appeals to he Circuit Court,
0hlce \. 3. Ger Seventh and r streets,
aeosud story, directly opposite the Patent once.
PEoIFoAfI0Hs and D7a wings Of IN Invcnflcn vita
= ali other business pertaining to OBTAINING Of
Letters Patent psl be executed for fee o. sa5 For
areang In The event OF REbgoII0ag an Tor
aPPEAEIssG It 10 ths commissioned SO anuIffS sI
FEs Will BE REQUTRED- In cases Of interference
spSeai T. the Circuit Csrrt reasonable extra
I elargs viii be u2de.
Instituted at the PAteat oHce, and realls oFiuisn
given the PROBABILITY Of securing a patent Four
.apHsnd examinations o. tbs character we're Conducted
daring the last three yesrs-
Prom Rsv. G. ". Samson, Ii. D.. President o. CoIuu-
bian Collese.
washington, D. G.. October 1850.
take special pleasure in stating that Mr.. Robert W.
Feuck has been intimately known from earliest
childhood His pecuar Intelligence, capacity for bus-
and strict consceutousness marked freli hs
tine when in boyhsod he BEGAN bis profession in the
on = q Patent Astnt, No that knew him vol
tneA has bsea surpised Al his se1iy and rapid rise
As ta responsise head 0f the business of Mum q e.
ssAinsi1nsI have ten conneddef him 10 nersols
ID different 1arts Of thd e0unly Inquiries for cd1e
ieut. 4lithla aud conscientious Patent Agent and
nave lercr eao1 tl receiEe rdtef1 arnoi ilfeulszts
a.ferEsvd i1Cm those who have asdiled t1emsaIvees
BIZ sera ~ can commend hin SiA Jet coua-
aeace TIE Independent menaccr OF irslness wher
mach depends on shs ability w 9 &C. Rerieotn
tesrlty o. an agsat aEO. sAMsoa.
frf Han f.lae Ea.r 80. C,uai issloner of Paishs,
lB- iIuEt1h. D O., october 4 1850
7a.trsnq tt-. ". Fenwick Esq, ia about to opsn
4 iia eity ~ solicitor Of Psteuss / chaar-
- ~. la'e lons knoFn hin o. gentleman oi
-1ss se ia such nsattars, o. prolupf aud nccr- !
t t1siis5 and cf uadarbtcd irfee4fi4 A. :
n.f ca.ti IN 70 nc inFoui1rs q iha unitsd I
.5aits CHARLES MASON.
a,-s sIeisssse, to shn Hon yesslh Hot
Il Com ftltls
Isnesal, snI % y y. hetn tsq. ~ Main street I
femfhls esd to Bccaratar = l.i, prQrrietors Neni-
mis- uArpealh noi7-dsNam
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- ffN
ans t,ssxPa1ss Rail-
Prss.seaf P:as
A. snginesrs en-
.lirvsls Of the
~ rss.s beg lesvs
scFns
7seee ae e the bsar5,
4A4 iseefi t aristsa contract
e-''7sa ~ eiasrt of the con-
t@ ealzsd sifaA corps 0f hands,
ssa cso Pc A7ksasaa river, on the 25th
fez7. 1850, proceeaed to survey the
At direct, aoa most eligible
t1 via he Memphis snG Littls
]. Ns9s - b oT near BroEasviIls, con-
4 POINT on TIE plantation OF Gov.
4 se7a T u, opposite toe court house il the
''en 1s BiuE. For tbs dusctioa Of the
iot-e aad I.ls changes 81 course necessary 70
40 ctcaoas. reference is made to ghs
1zi senf1nyirg tais report L viii Be
s'sA'y snes 10 this nap that the curves
- i1a 'l Ipuss are oaiy I've 10 number, and
sA e iis BE- radius. Hslf Of the road is
/ lra s.sly cir Inc. and the entire
= - itle frem direct course as to
- sxc air lins iittls ever one fearth
a hs entire distance from tie cen
'HA. esite Pine Bluff to tie iatesssc-
a76 Menphis and Little Rock rail-
naa 7Eo mi'essoush % Brownsville,
70 lniY, is thir y-eigh, miles (3s
Ahsal pc feet. The total rise from
tls poi7t sinRlng to ihs poiat OF in.srssc-
zen q ae ftst, CT "a average Of 90 foot per
nit Etses is OF course very Ight
Aga-e7 tist OF any railroad heretofore
nafseJes - The hmits Of tas stat. Of
AiSiHsss II fact there are no obs.ructions
q ~ s1idinE tle road. A e,aace at
lHE Troiis r--uld copriBos any
- ~ ~ f5miIlST VII tie details OF
- lrsitl reii1n. thar even where the
-7gsaiszt 10 of surface eK.ss, an en-
hzzkEasai tew feet above ihsEu--
fac- Ho1is ihe upon a dead level. The
load bed constructsd il umbarknsnt
ensirHlT. e. b ts-esssry sartA For su .L pilr-
pose ear 1fei throughout TIE whole
l.Ee. tY nEra4l e1Iting side dslr1cs nus an
sUsriHE ~ t purpose u constructing
De Eoad ~ drailing the road and the
l'l1s ziacez Frhaps s light cut and fii
Eisif a. he high bank on he
7zr sit M 3ieto, thus rendering tie
EEels 4t very slight expense Tie
orl cn that We would rec
cumscL. t at tie crossing of B1ycl
hal4 tT throwing The road about
20 ts st crossing al right angles
would anl g bridge o. only 200
Zee = ierest BE- necessary. The curve
1n nie4FIrE 11l ling tht direct line would
e - sra91z4 tsi 81 Is b Be scarcely per
rspt1it.
i j F1rertnrg lor us 60 comment upon
rousi p eEsr sd 20 favorable in every re
aptc@ iz dEertnets, grade, and chsspHess of
c7ns3weLipn IS VIII rhaHengs comparison with
aay Rad, prciset-a cr completed in The Uni
tee States = making an estimste Of The cost
ot c0nstrrctiol, ~ have been governed by
r1stT ~ se7ncstd Esuii be he actual cost OF
t5e Wqrk wAea igns. ard not by any endsaror
q i1dnea sebtcripti1a Of stock By under
sthua.sss bst.er to io0k tie Thing fairly
, - lAst4ft u tht be-iling.
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UHT0N STREET Bs,. /
Tg8SCeTss Pro agss
BOILING, RIeGs & O



~ - - "a - ~ a-4--- ---t
II AVE- on hard SCI - slii isrIa l1-1 81
n ducs ard er1asrles, ss--i.ri--a 4
ltl1 ntEs lri-l f1--i1es 3 80 a'- aHft
2oo ssla oni,az5 ieo lsz's ls
- - - ..
- -lt7 f--i f-I-
5 ssall = y lt22iHs s-s-
$50
assti Ls1s, aai1te ls
=. .l-sJ -
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= ~ sf7-i t-fleT qt tl-f redri ~ -
.ralls Alalafls hl1fzll7s Aafc-cf. al1rrr rr
s'ss5lls iansal1 CLOVES Aaor. Asl-s
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s.oes' s,9 .5s,sa Eas.1,5 4.s ass1,a 80. e'ss p
2 orsanlzaii1n D. ftiioie- 70 '-
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tEioc week, O. 50 90
Es-Fwo squares renewable weekly per sunun, 90 %
twic9 a week so %
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ir 81 tia cleri'sdssk.
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taat fiiae.
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pa-s, CHARGED As NV BACH DAY, and On thirdpage,
aivlncs over sisted rates.
Advarse11e directed % be displayed set in
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YeaTly adver rtisers win De charged extra for o-ca-
repaired 70 be used or e advertisement kept on insas
CO paper.
YearIT aSve-titerg viii be charged extra at rsyu-
lar rates, fer HLts. Rent a. fem1vnls Co-srtnershps
Estices 20 C1ls gueos. etc.
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unless By suecial olausct-
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instance
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Obituaries ribuas OF hospc1 and Funeral invttatlon
as ail c.her si7ar.isnsasats-
TE-Au legal ard transient advertisements VIII be
-harsei BY ne ifsserilon- ,s
~ z-ltarizl paticas Fl " -
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pT virtue % deed of trust TO eaecuted BY Mar
- cuaJ Wrisat which is recorded in the REGISTER 8
tnee lf shelby cocnty in Book No a. pages s2b, 3e
40 81, Nhich Amade 20 sfcrre certain rote therein
discr.bed 7 w4n, On sha lgIH DAY or FEBRUARY, (,
A. n 1881, proceed 90 sell % thE AEheEl tidjer fer
ea9 the real estzte described DO tuch trust cree viz
lof land situate lying and being ia the county Of
.ty and state ef Tennessee, d=scrifFd - ealiarza
"a lllug at the uorth-se.t cornor u Tennessee and
Wesier streets the Ogerf0n division, adjoining the
city c Eempbisi running thence north with Tennessee
strett one hu1l-ed and airy feet 70 stakei thence
vegt one heulred ard tweniy y-lva feet @ stake /;
thercs s1ulh o1e lundred ali lfy feet % stake IN
webster siseets lheuco east one hundred and twenty
Eve feet V the besinrg5 beng Che same conveyed
me iy said seed -rr risat g redemption Is waived
iu su11 trust deed
Safe 5taka pllce az uf wet corner q Court square
= the eity Of Memphis wiihla the usual hours.
jaf5-td W ROGERS, Truftee.
EnE,-lae.fIenf EnfEca-
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hOn-IResident Notice.


P. P. Hodnsad.
TTNHE defendant herein viii take notice that suit By
L atiaehmelt has been commenced BY the plaintiffs
ayainst him be 0re me, DE following ground toFit:
That be is ntresieni % the state Of tennessee and
about % rFmgvc he property from The STATE and
at the saii sut hes been set fo- trial BY and before
ne, AZ my olcs in Mgmulis, Tennessee, the I4TH
FEBRUARY, 1851, when and ghere he may appear and
defsnd. J. HORNE, J. p.
VI. y Beard atif rnev. iala-lawfw
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BJ tss etsss ssiimate it viil Be seen tbsE
ls road E4a ~ tcnpieisl, ready aur TIE iron,
{ encs e S3l5T 50 reI mile. J. migbt BE-
ascsBszfY 'itrt b state tlat tAe ie4sti Of road
in lrleIzpa SO prairie cglr.i5s ! ab0at
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INSURANCE
OF HARTFORD coss.-.EciAL

rT7HE iallg~ins- ard rom vsH-Eaavp Esaiisnaa
q al. sass. s5ssls ssisuss n fsvo, o. ne raaair
nose sas desire iEs standard indemnity against ,as
los taattsiIsvs il ne wake of ere, can tsvs slsl
vents rsyaiisd y lpgassiaa isps ss'a- q pc aha-
ms. -ao are ios.ssa ia an IA. cities and ssvaof the
uaioa:
AoARD.-Ihs'slgtoaisray iaansss % th'PHaElH
rssURAzoz coErASY. u Hartford. caun.. f,r sHs
payment Of a' Of a7s .a7u,aaa so.r, On our as.si
faFa'ars sas groceries in ne Neil Hoa.s. Dusnsa On
DE night Of Sovsnssr 81.
As SON as our lss became Hava to shs esHBaug th'g
promgly ssut an ssusssr Do ys vso rendered u every
aasssaHss. ana ur.e,iav hsDoa rs shrouss i ssssas
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TEFsRg the pubio In general thst hey are prepared
to treas all diseases but rspfc ally hose which are
granouncei tncurables aui sailed chranic.
cause thex VII be expelled from the sJst5m vita all
their roots snd lbers suy ~ cons nf9na treatment
without eaustics aud Without The In fc-
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proved teicnce q medicine in EnroQe, Nleumatiln,
ktuIAlEa, Coat 0phtsaimis Fissuia ii Ans srrofuis
Syphilis Dysrspsia, Chr1nic pyeutery Torpid Liver
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skin Bronchitis Consumption, an diseases OF tte Rye
and Ear, and give particuier attention TO all Femais
Complaints, esfsoiaily those o. The womb.
Negroes who are HGllcted with any N The above
diseases will oe cured, and nf good bobrd and
omnnoeailons while under ucaieu al the dsc;oIs in
9fmsry
The doctors csii Att'uan q patience al dlstarce
soA2by, by writing 70 tAsm with exact scount OF All
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hy Adams express.
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success He has in his possession sver i've tAcnsznd
plants, herbs, hsrks e.c, which he can rely uaos to
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vate diseases with the utnsat Hnecess IN shor time
20 matter q how long stardns, n1- o. what nature
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