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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-31
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Park Hill, G.. N, August "a, 1861.

Park Hill c. n, August "a, 1861.
Major G. w. CLARK, A. @. NJ g. s. A:
Sr:-I herewith forward to your care dispatches for
Gen. McCulloch, G. S. A, which have the honor to
request you will to be forwarded him by the ear
liest express.
At mass meeting of about 1000 Cherokees at Tab
equah, the 2lst instant the Cherokees with marked
unanimy, declared their adherence to the Confederate
States and have given their authorities power to nego
tiate alliance with them. In view OF this action,
regiment of mounted will be Immediately raised
and placed under command of COL John Drew to meet
any emergency that may arise. The dispatches to Gen.
McCuloch relate to these Subjects and contain tender
from Colonel Drew of his regiment for service On our
Northern border.
Having espoused the of the Confederate States
hope to render efficient service in the protracted
which threatens the try and to be treated
with lberaty and confidence becoming the Confede-
rate States.
| have the honor to be- sir,
Very respectfully, your obd't humble serv't,
| JOHN ROSS,
Principal Chief of Cherokee Nation.
P. S-Since closing this letter. upon being advised
of the movements of the army, have forwarded the
dispatches to Gen. McCuloch per express via Camp
Walker direct to headquarters j. e.
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Ga CF TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS EACH will be given
E for the apprehension and delivery OF my two boys,
-. SOLOMON and ESSEC. SOLOMON is dark, full
head hair thick lips has his left hand between
thumb and tngerhs height about five feet ten or
eleven inches ESAC about five ieet five or ssven inches
LghyeOw skin has between the right eye and eye
brow, caused by the bite Of dog, very heavy set.
j. j. D. LUCAS.
June 18Th, 1851 Aft
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r,,nSI8 G0cPAn cIG IJEn lERsHIP NOTICE.

tho toI o entered into Co Partnership
o of fsoUTHERLAND iJTH E oN &c C. under der the firm and
buying and selling NEGRO SLkEs where the RigheSt
cash prices will be paid ~ ~ o NAen0"
They also have house in Mobile, AS.mo vbaro +bav
Will receive and sell Slaves On commissioG J ibooi
oes made upon Slaves left with them for salS
D. J. SOUThRRI, AND.
JAMES G. COEEMGE
August Ist. 1859. 1as::
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G. n. ROHrysCy 4. co

4. ii. ROBINSON u co.
C,0VEIsSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
1 WILMINGTON N. G.
NIffce over J. A. Wizards Store. Entrance corner of
Princess and Water Streets
March 8. lS60.-l5S&29.
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wTLyEAFI BoGARE.

, rCVTTECT AND SUPERINTENDENT, GOIdsbCT0 :,
viii furnish Desgus and Specifications for Public and
byate Building with full practical working Drawings,
- baI combine constitutional solidjty convenience of
cement beauty of form and Color with economy.
7rnish those intending to build, with knowledge Of
rance, arrangement, and cost of all improvements
% Toy NAV wish o make.
inc I5yyaiDe iny ythi door South of Griswold5 Hote
TDr TO- 1860 l7ly*
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mum - BANK OE WlLMINGTIJN,
PanIA SNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders of this
NoVabn oe heId at the Bank Wednesday, the 18th
0ct ~ 'Xt 6 JEWETT. Cashier.
8aIisI,,r1 por,or ~, 2td&wtm
.ssnlry Banner aN Tarboro Sonherner conr m meeting
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JlHEs sToELEY. ALEX. OLDHAM
nEALEES IN GRAIN, AND COMMISSION MER-
~ CHANTS
WILMINGTON, n. G.
Pompt attention given to the sale of COOn Flour, Bd-
con- and other Country Produce.
Dec 22d 1859 IL
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We have been favored, says the Fort Smith (Ark)
"Tines," of the 29h ult, with the following letter,
which take pleasure in laying before readers. 1t
is gratifying to the whole South united in sentiment
regardless of race. The Cherokees are warke peo-
pie, and Kansas Jayhawkers and Abotionists will be
made to feel their vengeance for aggression which they
have been committing for series of years under the
protection of the Federal Government:
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EEIHE ABOVE REWARD will be given for the said JIM
dead alive for his confinement in any Jail in the
state that get him again. The said jim is about
feet 10 inches high is welset and weighs about $50 bs
quick spoken and with smooth black skim The sad negro
purchased OH the estate of 4. H. Williams, deceased
G. W. MOORE.
June 9th, 1861 Aft
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NHE ANNUAL. MEETING Of the Stockholders of the
u - W mmlLnngon q Weldon Railroad Company, will be held
'HIS PIace On thursday, nth November next.
o. 10, go, JAMES 8. GREEN, Sec'y.
0ct' 4JID, LoOI 38-lt-93t
haeg4 papers, Godsboro' Tribune, Tarboro Southern
Uia to this Office i " ' ~
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Professional and Business Cards.

= cox W. KENDALL, j. s. hE"DAhL'
C1X, I&EEDAEf, - co .- -.
o,,u1CcION MFRCH ANT5 AND WHOLE2A ALE GRO
{ GERS No II & r. North Water st.
Oct oath, 1861 '-u
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Advertisements ordered to be continued the inside,
charged 3 cents square for eachinseron after the fiji
ENo advertisement, rejecting upon private character,
can under CIRCUMSTANCES, be admitted.
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PAINTS AND OILS.
10000 55s5 HsS l5: RoGs FsSs %n5 Wit: bs9S: a5o
500 lbs. Pure White Zinc, in Varn3h
500 lbs. Silver Paint in Oil;
so bbls. g 'I dry assorted
10 " Spanish Brown;
1" Venetian Red
" Yellow Ochre;
'' Linseed Oil;
" Lard Oil;
IS Best Sperm Oil;
300 lbs Chrome Green, in oil and dry;
wholesale and retail, By w. II. LIPPITT.
Oct 2h-n Druggist Il Chemist
PATNTS-PAENQS.
1URE WHITE LEAD;
L - Snow White Zinc
- White Gloss Zinc
Lnseed Oil, Varnsh, Patent Dryers, &c. For sale whole
sale and retail, by ". 81. LIPPITT,
Feb Is. Druggist & Chemist.
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Rewards.
srzAr1 0F NORTH CARCI1NA.

NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
gET HEREAS, intelligence under oath of G. ". Moore,
w hath this day reached the undersigned that jim,
slave the property Of g. W. Moore, hath and lies
hid and lurking in swamps woods and other obscure
Places committing depredaons on the peaceful inhabitants
Of the State These in the OF the State of North
Carolina require him. the said slave forthwith to surren
der himself to his master tie lawful authority and we
do hereby order this proclamation to be published at the
door, and public wspaper and warn
The said slave that if he do not Immediately return to his
said master and the charges aforesaid lawful
any person capture him. by Staying him otherwise
without accusation or impeachment OF any crime.
Given under hands and seals, this 2th day OF June
1861 JAS. GARRASON, j. 2. lsEALl
WIN. J. CORN WALL, }. p. [sEAL.]
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Terms of Substitution.

,eekIy one year, invariably in advance, ~ 90 90
ANY person sending us five NEW subscrb eiS; accom-
5 with the advance subscription ($l2 5O) Will receive
prs sXthcO gratis for one year. A., oo.h r
nersons subscribing for this paper since the 18th OF
october 1857 will have their papers 0n cn
ration Of the time paid for Al iolilet S
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General Notices.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.


DIFIDhND OF eight per cent The Capital Stock OF
a this Company has been declared from the profits ct the
st sca year. and will be paid Stockholders and af
r the 18th November next the Onehalf in cash. and the
half il bonds of the Confederate states of Amer
Gu By order of Board of Directors,
JAMES S. GREEN, Eec'y.
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v sILGlINGTON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
FRONT STREET, (BELO W MARKET STREET,)
WtImtnE ton. N. C.

y. 4. HART q JUHN Q. BAILE1y PROPRIETORS,
1RASS AND IRON CASTINGS finished unfinished; !;
ID new Machinery made and put up old Machinery
hauled all kinds of Patterns, Ornamental and Architectu
raj will supply Drafts of all kinds of Machinery and Mill
Work generally.
All work warranted to be as represented. Orders re-
gpecuIy solicited.
Also Turpeztne Stills and Copper Work in all It's branches
EOyembe-l lth, lR59--l1-ly.
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WALKER RIEAREs,

DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
No 45 MARKET STREET.
tuI stock of Medicines, Paints Oils Window Glass
Fair Brushes Paint Brusee Toilet Soaps Fancy Articles
Iandreths Garden Seeds, &c, &c. constantly hand
Tie attention of Physicians is especially called to tn
stock Medicines, which warranted being pure.
November 25, 1859.
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs the
public that he is prepared to take contracts in his line
business He keeps constantly on hand, LINE, CEMENT
PLASTER PLAsTEENG HAIR Philadelphia Press BRCE FIRE
Back, &c.
n b. To Dstlers of Turpentne-he is prepared to pat
up Stills at the shortest notice May l0-37ly.
GEO. NJ. ROSE,
ltAEPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
l. June II WILMINGTON, n. {.
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T. F.. ARMsTRoN :. Sec'y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-22

Thomas Stokes, I
Il

7
versus against non
Jno. J T. A1rry and O. D. Pen1ebaker, -esidents fer
hrm OF hurry * Pennebaker debt ri a. o.
In this cause It appesrs to the Clerk ard Master f r.
law side OF The Common Law and Chancerv Court 81 ~
city ef Memphis that defendants are non residents A.
the State OF Tennessee Il Is therefore erdsred that
publication be four weeks successlveIy as re-
quired ty law. requiring defendants 10 appear during
the arst Eve days OF the next February term 81
this court, COMMENCING on The secnd Monday in Fpb
ruary next 1852, and plead, demur. CT in some ay de-
fend said suit the will be set fer bearing er
pzrte and Judgment By default entered.
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT CLERK
iy23-w4z By A. J. WHEELER Dapr,tv fso-E
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-22

LOCKING TO sEPAzATIoE.-The New Bed-
ford (Mass.) Mercury (RePubliean) which
originally went for subjugating and crushing
out the South, ain a few weeks" nov advO-
Gates separation:
We have made q mistake in our estimate Of
the strength Of the rebels; 5ave we made an
other in the confidence We have placed IN our
own? Is it true that the South carries with
her the sources Of certain failure, or shall t5e
not rather be compelled TO yield TO her demands,
not as matter merely of policy and self-iaser-
est, but sf sheer necessity?
Is not the struggle assuming new features,
and instead OF being contest for the preserva-
ton OF the Constitution, lie it not growing into
a war of subjugation, in which 'he course fret
marked out By the government will be a5sn-
doned bF the necessity of events +?
Is there any longer a reasonable hope that,
after the bitter strife of States and the she'd
9ing Of fraternal blood, the Unicn csn ever be
restored to its former position?
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SSailg gppeal,
M e NJ p II I s.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST ss,



When the present war broke out, ahd th'
proposition was made in the North to " wipe
out" the South, the job was universally re-
garded in that section as an easy one. Hun
dreds Of persons in the North wrote TO their
friends down this way to hasten home, or they
would be overwhelmed in the general wiping
out that was soon to take place. To accom-
plish this end, LINcoE called out seventy FIVE
thousand lnen for three moafhs thus Indicating
his conviction that the job was to be an easy
and short ere.
But experience has taught our northern
brothers a different lesson, and the scales are
fast falling from their eyes.
Governor Sprsgue, of Rhode Island, who was
al the battle of Manassas. is one among the
public men at the North who has learned some
thing, and is willing to own it. He has called
an extra session of he legislature Of tha,
State. There are two ordinary sessions Of
the legislature every year. This is some
thing extraordinary to meet an ordinary &C.
essiOn.
The governor tells his people that the cOun-
try has made a mistake heretofore in cslcula-
ting "tbe magnitude Of the rebellion which
they are called upon to crush out" lie SAYS
with fraDkness which is very rare among
officials at the North:
The war will Of necessity be a very long
one. We have been in error as to the strength
Of the enemy, and as to the long and persis-
tent course which has been pursued by the
South tending toward this point; while we
have been occupied in our business they have
been creating revolution. We were under The
impression that they were lacking in all the
resources which 60 to raise and MAINTAIN
armies. Whereas, in almost every particular
we have found them superior to ourselves.
We have found not only the physique Of their
men equal to ours, bCt their clothing, heir
srcs their subsistence, and their means OF
sportstion-sverything that goes 10 make
up military eficiency-superior to ours. And
when we have been obliged to be the attack
ing force, marching under southern sun, ex-
hsnsJed, without provisions and without shell
ter, they have been eneamped and in fortified
positions in country unfTiendly to US and
friendly to them, where they could receive
information Of every movement Of ours,
and we could learn nothing whatever as to
theirs.
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Military Books /!
N e W
DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.

ME5SRS. MATTHEWS s. EUEl.
n ATE Of the school Of the great and celebrated Cba1
icsl Dyers aad scourers, Cook & Matthew'S Of s. .
Louis have been induced ts open establishment fr
earning on the above business in al its braache .
Every description OF geBemen's Coats Vests and Pauts
are dyed oleansed and restored % their original
tioR They certainly do remoys every spot Of graag
paint, and tar, together with s other blsrnisi
and impurities 70 which such garments are liable a.
warrant the spots not TO rcappear. Gait ana examine
their samples Of Coat dressing. II they fail to piess
y0u charge wiz be made. Their once Is on ycsrsss
street between NAin and Front Row
mr2i-ly HATTEEwS 4 HIM
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MRNPEIN REMALE Cel.I.FCR

TTIHE SIXTEENTH SESSION will begin on the SEC
Il OSD MONDAY in September This ipstifutio1
it Is believed affords unsurpassed facilities for ths a.
qsisition Of thorough aud polished edu-atiou me
Boais ana Treasury Notes OF the Confederats stsfa
will be taken - paI value or Cotton at The znsrkat
price, IN payment Of dues The charges, N ADVANCE
for oosr aud regular tuition si0t per session ~
twenty weeks. 70 secure slt1aiioDs patrons shorIa
make previous applicstion the number ~ pupils d
limited 70 sixty
For circulars giving full particulars apply 10
.. q. EACFHERSGN
9eIs-daN8m' Prssldant
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gradually settling, and the whole structure is
In a fair way to become useless for the pur.
| poses to which it is now devoted, unless it is
! made more secure. Your committee recon-
mend the adoption Of the following resolution :
Resolved by the Board Of Mayor and Al
dermen Of the city Of Memphis, That the
Street Commissioner be and be is hereby in
structsd 10 make or cause TO be made, such re-
pairs as are needed in the city jail.
S. TIGHE,
F. M. GAILoR.
coMMIrTEE ON FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The following accounts we're reported Ia
vorably upon BY the committee and allowed by
the Board:
Fire Co No g. quarterly aozalce. etc....... $3.50 90
J @. Hoist, lst ASST Fire Department .... 49 68
". p. Lewis, Ia ness ttc..........-.. 26 %
7. Dem@cns, salary. soOJ
Upon a resolution in relation to an old frame
building on The south side Of Jackson street,
near the corner of Cbickasaw street, etc, the
committee reported as follows, to.wit:
On examination Of the building referred to
in the resolution, we dnd it to be dangerous to
surrounding property; that the same is nui-
ssnce, and recommend that the same be abated
as such, and that proper notice be given By
the Chief Of Police. Adopted.
4 communication was read from !. c. Far
rington and f. NJ. YeTgeT, Esqrs, in relation
to their fee IN a suit between the city of Mem
phis and others and Sam Tate and others, for
the recovery Of the city'5 stock in the Msm-
phis and Charleston railroad company. Upon
motion $500 each was allowed and ordered to
be placid to their credit in full satisfaction for
their claim against the CITY.
CITY PRINTER.
Upon motion, an election was had for City
Printer, which resulted, on the first ballot, as
soliows, the Mayor placing all the city pa
psrs in nomination, without preference;
APPEAL 8, Argus 2, and .AUalGncae /; when
the proprietoTs II the APPEAL were declared
duly elected City Printers for the current cor
porate year.
STEAM FIRE ENGINES.
A proposition vas presyted from C. Rich
mond & Co, proposing t5Udiid Two steam f-e
engines for $4,000. Rejected.
PETITIONS, ETC, PRESENTED.
By Aid. Morgan-A petition from the South
eTn Mothers association, asking thesbeaTd to
detail policeman for the benefit OF that in
stitution. Prayer granted.
BY the same-An account in favor of r. D.
Baugh, for money paid by him on various
accounts while acting as Mayor. Referred to
the Finance committee.
By AID. Tigbe-Resotsej, by the Board OF
Mayor and AlTerman of the city Of Memphis,
that the Maypr be and ne is hereby in
structed to contract with the lowest RESPONSE
bic bidder for the building of a vault 10 the
rear of the Jail. Referred to Commi tee on
City Prison.
Thereupcn the Board adjourned to meet The
2ist inst. at O'Clock P. NJ.
W. H. BRIDGES,
Secretary.
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A Chance for Active Service.
MOUNTED RANG Rs.

TTAVING been Authorised by Governor Harris to
raise Battalion OF kouRted Rangers for the war,
desire TO enlist ave hundred Gbe-bodiad men, mount
ed aud equipped with such arms they can procure
het guns and pistols preferablel suitable to the
vice. Those who cannot entirely equi0 themselves Wi
be furnished arms by the state. when mustered in
valuation OF the properly in horres and viii be
made and the amount creditsd TO the volunteers.
Those wishing to enlist requested 20 report ITEM
selves to ne the GayoSo House. where quarters viii
be assigned them until such time the RAtalon Is
raised n. B. FORREsf,
jy25-dtf Lieut.. Col. P, A. Tenn.
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A SINGULAR WoUND.-We take the follow
tnr Ero-n tha phiLadaIrhia e.

Ing rom me PhIIadeIphla fTes8:
The surgeon Of the hospital at Alexandria
reports singular case Of suffering under his
charge. A private engaged in ihe battle at
Bull Ran had z cannon ball pass bis face with
out touching him. He felt strong concussioD
OF the ar on his face as it whistled pas but,
regsining bis equilibrium, he continued in his
place until after the engagement, suffering
severely, however, with pain. His cheek
soon presented a swollen appearance, with in-
crease Of pain. He was conveyed to the
hospital, and put under proper treatment, but
the surgeons have bad great difficulty in pre-
venting notification Of the psrts affected
Experienced army officers state that deaths
frequently occur from balls passing without
striking the victim
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-22

TEz HREKEcIA BoTo IN AN ILLINOIS
CoraT.-It appears that tse domestic difficult
ties Of the Beneeia boy are not yet settled to
tbe satisfaction of al parties concerned. We
S5d an sficisl notice in the Woodstock Seatt
- of the 7th inst, directing bis wife, Adah
Issaes Msnksn Keenan,, 10 appear at the Oc-
tobsr term OF the court of McHenry county,
illinois. to show why the "boy" is net entitled
10 a decree Of divorce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-22

"a lhlS police upon the subject OF subscribing to the
L0AN Of the
Confederate States.
The Farners are especially requested to attend
Fayetteville Lincoln county, Friday August 9th.
Coium6 q, Aaury county, "a lndsy, August t2th
Pulaski, Giles county, tuesday, August 18th.
SsulSbury, HardemGa coun v, III 1rsdsy August 5th
Lagrange, Faye.t5 county, Friday. Au sust 18Th.
MOSCOW, Fayette county, SATURDAY., August l7th.
Somervile, Fayetts c5uEty, ho's isy, Auzust 18Th.
Germantown. Shelby count, Tuesday, Augu 2Olh.
Memphis, s tlby county, wednesday, August 2Ist
Raleigh, Shelby county. Friday, Ausust 23I
Beaver Da1l, Tieton county, Saturday, August 2.tb
COvin-ton, TiBtJn county, Monday, August 26ta.
Brownsville, Haywood county, Taesdly, August 97th
Humboldt, Gibson c0un y v Wedresday, August 2Sth.
Trenton, Gibson clunty, THURSDAY, August 2sh.
UnIcu City, Ob-0R comfy, Friday, Ausust 3Jth.
Paris, Hsary county, Saturday, Augu-t 3!st.
Huntington, Cs-f1ll county. Monday, September Cd.
Lexington. Henderson c5unty, Tu sdsy, Sept. Sd.
Jackson Madison county, wednesday. September 4th.
Bolivar, Hardemsu county, THURSDAY. Sept. 9Th.
S. p. HOTIt9l gssOOTth,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-22

IN payment OF all bills made with US. discount Of
TEN PER CENT. win be made to all persons that
indebted 70 by notes and accounts, that will come
forward and pay In full their notes and accounts
aud the above Treasury Notes Bonds will be received
In payment at par II paid in three meths from date
QUINBY & ROBINSON.
Memphis, Tenn, August 3, 1861. Bu4-sm
Avalanche COPY.
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coMMIrrEE on c1rY pRIsoN.

An account in favor Of NJ. E. Cochran for
lumber, amounting to S7l.96. was reported fa-
vorably upon by the committee, and allowed.
The following report and resolution were
also presented by the committee, and the re-
port received and the resolution adopted by
the Board, to-wit:
Your committee appointed upon the city Jail
would respectfully report, That there are sew
eral repairs needed in that institution, which
should be made without delay. The floors are
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-22

AETIDoTE FOR IETERMITTEET FEVER-
SUBSTITUTE FOR QUININE.-Dr. D. B. Phil
lips, late Of the United States navy, now Of
the Confederate navy, says:
Raw corn neal unsifted, and freshly ground,
administered in doses Of large tablespoonful
six or eight times day, or tea made Of fod-
Ger, is an admirable remedy in intermittent
fever. The yellow corn is the better variety,
ard drink made Of tablespoonful of tie
neal, stir in glass of water, and taken
frequently, is not only a good remedy, but
pleasant and refreshing beverage, which may
be taken in all stages of the disease without
the slightest evil effect.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-22
POLICE UNIFORMS.

The ordinance following was reported
fsvoraby upon by the committee, and passed
upon its second and final reading;
Be it ordsBtd by the Board Of Mayor aAd Aldermen Of
the city Of Memphis:
That the ordinance pages S55 559 and $50 Of Bank
heads c0dfed charter and ordinances OF the city en-
titled Police Un FORMS" be and tbs same is hereby
repealed. Provided, however, that each aRd every
policeman, whether officer private shall continue
wear has scroll and number on the front Of his hat as
hsratofore.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-22

WE offer for rent, from the FIST OF septem- s-9
w Ter next, our STORg, No. sj Front Row Hsf5s7l
le good tenant the terms viii be made quite sim
liberal. .lI.ssA
aul5-u HULs, CROMWELL, * TAYIDs