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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

IXk IM us ~. Y, = ..I EAhS ,i4;3., ATO AL:
men IN onns III aSsS sSS oPSn PT5Pe f
with the greet natural laws induced their establish.
nent ss an lnsti19tiS9 qndeE So set 81
COMPANY Of EsT York. The continued success Of
their remedies, and the firm hold they have gained
pom public confidence, has fully justified the honor
conferred upon the Association 5y Legislative en-
Rctment and they haTe reason 10 iosl CREST Prie IN
comparing their s1ccess with medical academies ell
90 chartered By public authority Unsolicited testl
mony from pnf lie and private individuals and con.
mendAtory notices In tho leading puhi.c journals,
bear witness to the medical sin and high personal
character Of the gsntleMan connecLcd Titb the in-
Stitution thas sssnrlng shs eaino tt EF9sqa sa tss
EHBERG COMPANY hiss sger besn and viii b ;
eliable and trustworthy medium ior the restoration
~ sddrSss them vit sniire 0onhdsnoa.
This principles and prastice Of nsocine adoptsd b.
ENBERq MANUAL or HsALTH, an iaTalusbls
medical work, Pnbissed fer family asei and there
sum Il & mailed free TO gny part Of the country.
Ths health Of America Wsmap, diseases Of Ohil,
dren, and the moro obscure and chronic ooqPlaints
as we'll as the common diseases incident 70 this coun
try havs received the Attention Of this Institution
and If is enough 70 say they have proved themselves
have oonfded TO ther ekiit
Their series of Medicines embrace elsvs different
remedies adapted 20 different diseases with mlnutF
directions accompanying each article The Modi-
cine to which We Wish % call tSa attention Of the
eaCT Fsraal'' TE fIiSS;SsfR SRSsnksEsH s3s9 fksTsEs1ss =
slARSHALLS UTERINE DATHOI1CoN
which is offered as a certain cure esses aooOmps
nisd with the following eymptOms Irregularities,
Weakness, Esintness, Dsrsngod ARPetits- sallov
Complexion, Pain in the Bsek and kidnsy, Ohtlls
cold Hands and Feet, BloGstags, Feyorishnsss, Hea
rslgia Pslpitstion Of the Heart, Distress, Eerv.
ousness, Hsadaohe, Restiessnegs, Disturbed Sleep,
Elushes Of the Heart, General Pain, Crawling aEd
Psin Il the Spine end between she Shoulders, Acid
stomach, Asrsaa, IndtgesticDs Diiheult Passing oi
Urine With heat or EInsrttns. tachlng1 Burning or
Irritation 10 tho Uterine Organs, Nightmare, DID,
p tr, 6ystsSics, Anxiety, Esd Fao, Nervous Titch
q :, Starting, Const irritable Iemper, Sad
n9ss, DEPRIVED Appetite tlatci5nce, eiosssd sl5
'lsuiar Bowels, GRPleas3ut Dreams P9ingtn til
D., -ziae Organs, EeLDLl5Es and Patns IL The Limts
Lods cf the @snlory, Easildl-maEt, r0Taless tG Sh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20
AppIIOATION OF CAPITAL,

Thus far, capital and labor have been applied 70 De-
veloping the soil the greas resources of the state Z
coal and iron are almost untouched The nvaraoe rpe
Ebat the mechanic arts flourish best where food andfue
are cheapest viii foos an early day Ia Illinois, and
IN the course OF tho next ten years the natural aws and
Necessities OF the case warrant the belief that at lea
ave huodred shouSandpeople VIII be engaged IN ths
state OF mlnois IN various manufacturing employ
Fnpntu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

lFrom the Democrat 81. Cloud, Minn.I
II you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, (Cephalic Pills,) that you
nay hsVe them In case Of en- stack
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

fEFon the Western B. 3. Gasstts. Chicago. MI
We heartilz, 9dsrss nE. spalding, and his unri
rAIled OephAl ills.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

fEron the KAnAwha valley Star, Val
We sre sure that persons suiIerins With heGdAGhi
Eho try them, will stick to them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE

ga single bottle Of sPALDlHe's PREPARBi
GLUE viii save ten tines its cost annually. - Q
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A q. Searis, assisnOr,
Eaward Biusbam. trustes.
NrTICB IS HERBY GIVEN no

N that TeditO s OF tn- sail .. G. seGrls, that
CIs nd Of II pr Is {. their several rlais aal
been clared b che Prebats Court Of tu5ahosa
County, bio and thRf the sane viii be raid %
them BY N said Fdwafd ingham, At Bis on ., h
the City IF 1ieyeland in said county, on the ID dy
: $500 DAvIsL 2. TILDFS, judge.
Cleveland. sug. Il, 1867 aaglsS50
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

TFrom the Daily ReWs, EsRport, Ri
OephAlic PTIli ars taking the place Of all kinda.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20
RICH ROLLING PRAIRH LANDS.

The dssp rch loan Of tho pralries Is cultivated Tn
Enoh WundSrf facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
ami Middle States are moving 70 Illinois IN great num-
bsFs me area cf limos about equal 10 that Of m
gland, and the sou 3 80 rich hat Is VII support twenty
millions Sf people.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
OephaliI Pills accomplish the object for whsSi
they were AAade viz: Ours OF headache In all ts 0rm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

TFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Va,l
They have been tested IN more than o thvusAn
oaesy, with entire success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

Iron the 6aSstts, Davenport, Iowa-I
Ar, spaldinR would not connect his name with 4
articla ba Old notk ~ 70 possess rsal merit.
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PEHPARED 3
PUPARED By
DR. J. @. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
FrIceI u per bottIai 81 bottIa8 Ior . :
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL-

LOWELL, MASS.
Price, q per Bottle, Siz Bottles tor s..
AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, the
It is entirely unnecessary for q 70 recon- the eEl
dsncs Of Its virtues, Wherever Il has been employed.
As Il has long been IN constant throughout thl
section, We need not do more than as5ure the peop
It's quality kept up 70 the best Il has b9en,
that Il may be relied on to do for their relief Al d
has ever been found to do.
Ayes CATHARTIG RILLS
FOR TIE CURE OF osH
QoaigeSees, Jolndics, Dysppse, Lndi0estio1, Dyssn
80 - Il -. T5.-...- 49,. S,,-s-i;. -
DropsV, Tetier, TasoFS aBd Sal Rhen, Worms, Cox
hsTGkSa, a. . DSnns Pth, ald Ior RsTifytSg
Thsy are suear-ooatsd. 90 that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they are the best
aperisnt IN the world for AL the purposes Of 1ily
Price Is osnts per Box; Five Boxes tor SiOa
Great Numbers Of Olergymea, Ph yHicians, states
men, and eminent per5OnAges have lent their name
% certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these rene
Of them. The Agents below named furnish grefi,
our AMERIcAN ALMAEAc, in which they are given
with also fhu descriptions Of the above conplainfs
And the traatnsnt that should Be followed Tor thfH
e1ra.
Do not be Put oH b. unprinclpled dealers via
other preparations they make more profit on. De
mand ATEais, and take no Others. The sick Eani
the beat aid there is for them, and they should haV
bDr All our remedies are for sale By VIZ. FrUA
sFRoEe 4 ARMSTRONG, Z. :. GATLoRD, and by a.
SAyer's Cherry Poctoral. sarsapariIlA and u
thnrtic Pilla, are for sale b. Ohuronill Brother
- cornsr Puhiir Snnars and ''nta-tn qf--af
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IFron ths Advertiser. Providsnoo, B. IL

tne Oephale Fills are said 70 be remarkably o.
ecttYe rsmey tor the headache and one OF the Very
pest for that err frequent complaint which has oT
q been dIsooTsrod.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

Iron the Commercial Bulletin, BostOn.l
said to be vsrY sfacaciOus Tor the headsshS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20
II H1r .ff y sTaQMk nna kAsR kAesRsTR9E 040RoH

DUYVEAU L.AEEUIEUh . non,
Id authorized and adopted bT tho Medical FacEi;
y Of France, and euPpiicd % the French hay. tbs
Medicine takes the place Of God Liver OIL oEtrsota
SergapnriIIa Iodine aud Blorcury II Is recommends
Cd and lBed IN tho hoEpteis OF Erlnoo for TettsrB
Abssssssg, Oanesrs, Uiee-Bi scTOrIla ourFg, hloul
Albus, Gout, Bhsumsttsn, Rches, palma and al at
eoticns OF the akin. TSn Boz Is especially GEeful
the cure OF the Syphlit!o Diseases, designated Pr
mary, SeoondaET and Tertiary. Directions And Ger
thcasss ecconpary each bottle. Prcs S2 Rer bottlo
Sold in Cleveland By gaylord azd HGHlmond, Drag
gists, No. Id Superior et. The trans supplied ~ od-
dressing DE. GiTs1deao ds 81. gaFvsis Y Eus Bsher.
paris on q BTna4 = ~ v aualT:Rsn +.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

Iron the St. Louis Donoorat.l
Theimmenss demand for ths Art;cls CCsphalIc PIlls
+ RAPIDLY oasroaslDg. -
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3eaal 9otiess.,

willI-m EdEaras, ! fore AK. Mcsrids ,, Of
vs Middlsbur gh tnEnship, CuTa.
Thomas Prico- hogs county, Ohio.
ON TIE 61H DAY OF AUGUST,
VA D 1861, said Justice issEed an order of Z
taGhmant in the above action for the sum Of Two
HunSrsd ano Niuety Dollars and Eishfefn teutg,
aud tn ssms will be ? hearing fhe 25fh day o.
Eeptsmbcr, A. d. l6i, at O'Clock 4.
WILLiAM EDWABDS.
Berea. O.. Aug ig. ls5i:z52-
NOTIOE Is HEREHY HIVEN
Y that ibe subscriber has been daily appointed
and qualified as administrator on estate Ct
Jrmea Gardner, late Of Gus ah9ga co MY, eeoeaaod
auri5:s5i SEO " eABDNER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

By the use OF hese Pills the periodic attacks Of
HervoCs or Sick Headache may be prevented; and Il
taken at the commencement of an attack Immediate
-slief from pain and sickness viii be obtained.
They seldom tstl in remo7in he Nausea or Head.
ache to.which E males are subject
They act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
ivsnoss.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, ans
al parsons Of ssdentary habits they are valuable -
a Laxative, improving the appetite. giving tone
vigor to the digestive organs, and restoring to
nstural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
THE OEPHALIO PILLS
are the result Of long investigation snd earofnIl5
conducted sIperimshts, having been In use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and suIerins from
Hesdsohs, whether originating in the nervous sys
ssm, or from q dsranged stats Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition,
and may be taken at all times with perfect SAFETY,
without making any chAngeof diet, and the abssncs
Of any dssgresabls taste re1dsrs &c easy 20 admin
ssr them to Children. ---
BEW ARE OF oOUET FEIT 81
~ The genuine have I've signatures Of Henry O
-paldinS on each Box.
sEsOld BY Druggists and all Dealers In Medicine
A Box win be sent BY mail, prepaid, on rsesipt Of
the price,
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
~An orders should Be addressed to
---r HENRY O. sPALDIHa,
6 Cedar Street, New YORK,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

From the Southern Path Findsrs n. Oh
Try them you that are afiicted, and We are sur
that our testimony can Be added 70 tho already M
nerous list that has received benefits that oshsi
medtojn aeAn produce '
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20
PAINE WADE
Attorheys for Plaintid.
Cleveland, August %, 1851. angs;sbs
A SSTGNEr'S NOTTCE-TH

N ON4 y - ~ 4 ~ -
"a Creditors Of A. A Adams, and all paTIuus i1l
e. &c ted, hereby notified thai the sid ADAMS,
on the 18th cay OF July, g. made n assignE1rnI -
ne Of al property an en- Ct Tor the b o. o.
his cred tors have accepted and entered unoH The
duties Of the trust and We be. q duly Qu4iided n
acciF. a1ct With the law N such cases. ma6e md
prUVided.- Creditors slso nUtlded 70 dls thsir
claims with a. NJ ofice, du Yerided sccot ding
TO Law. d. ". BkOO .,
AEaignes Of A. A Adams.
rIs-ra...l IrIr e lsE 20
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EAgrERT AM soUTHERH MARKErs.

,Tbese lapds are contiguous 10 a railroad 100 mlsI
IN Ingth which connects with other roads and naEsa
BILE lakes and rivers, thug sl0rdng an uoeroken con-
Inunication with the Eastern and Southern marks7.
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Aeairtne.
!zslzlsla
!!EG
MRS, WIFsLOW,

An sEDesIsncsa Nurse sud Fegssis Phgslcian, Pre-
500 T H ] n q y 7 r . p,
FOB CHILDREN TEE1HIEG,
soFtsnina the gums rsduolng kl infstamations
sAE All w sAfA AfdEaRRE fE RaS B SS R sRa' SURE
pepond upon It, rgothorl,t viii give rest % your
: RsiIiEs iEss AND HEALTH 20 BRIRFARFH.
We have put Up ard sold this article for oYaF tep
Zsazs, sod 0AE say, fE O0NEtDEHCE AID
rRUIH Of II, what We have never been able toasy o.
any other nedlrLne, NEVER Has 1T FAtLED IN
A AeIH0Lk i HsRAHOB 10 MY ECT A GU BE when
satisiolion BY any o1s who used t. On tho contra
~ Rllare delighted with rs operations and speak IN
terms Of Recommendation OF the magical effects and
medical virtues, We sDoak 10 this mettar ''WHA1
TE DO KNOW" nttef ten years expercncei aud
hero tsolare. In almost every instance where the
infant g suffering nom paiu and exhaustion reiioi
will BE- found In hteen or twenty minutes after ths
This valuable prsgaratkn Is tho prescription Of
ops Of the most Experienced and Skilfal HuTges In
New England, and has been used With Never failing
'"O'''' - THOUSANDS OF GASES.
Il not only relieves the child from pain, but inVig
crates the stomach and boWela eorrects Rscdity
giVoB one and energy 20 tbs whole system. II Will
GlIPIEG II THE BOWELS, and WIED OULIL
and oSsscons5 e9nyllsiegsi Ehea 4 Rot specify
1Ssst rensdy Ia the world In al oesss OF DyssntsEy
and piarrhoa in Children, Ehethsr u arises trom
tkings or any othsr eau5e. " 9 weaid say y eF-
foregoing complaints, d0n0t let your pFeudcos, nor
the prejudiees Of obes, stand between you and youE
iftineiy Tssd Pun direction tor using win seoOn.
S Se29 m GSsSs I FIBs sisni s SsE SRiio s S On
the outside WsEppss. Sod By DrueEisss threushoof
Principal efRee, Is Cedar Stsees, New York
| PRIoS, ONLY - OAETs PKR BOTTLE
Eor ssis 81 STRONG q ARMsTR0Rs, oHUR0H
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SPALDINa's PREPARED GLUl

sPALpIN as PREPAREp Clue
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MECHANICS, PARsERs 3 WORRYING HEE
fATDs OP mIT0fs
rsfriss Of Hlnoia. 7 esql NJ r-t
EE soUEHERH PART

OF the STATE hes within the zone Of the Cotton region
while the soil Is admirably adapted 70 the growth
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat b worth from rs
% Co. more per bushep than that raised further nortl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20
Civil action for money Snly.

Thomas Denbam, d'tJ
COUaT OF COMMON PLEAS,
NLOUYAHOGA COUNTY, OHIO.-The said de-
fendant, Thom4s renh m Who Il a nen residenl ol
the state Of ohio. Is b reby tifed that the said
q arvin Kent, plant q, the I'd day OF August
1861 Hled IL the Office o. the Cerk Of the COuri OF
Common Pleas Of Cuyaheg~ county, hio, hia pett-
tic again said Dsnhrm. tn o. lect prrytr Of
winch 8 to recover jud grncur against the sa de
fendant his liability end rser on 10 prori1-
sory notes for s3sO e-ch- made b j. u. Bl cknurns
dated Cleveland, January y, 1879, payaos With in
ter st annually, resp eli sy in wo, three, tgur aud
nv ye~Ts frs m dafe. 10 the order OF sad Ihoma1
Denham, and I i'm endorsed to he pialntin--
Sai petition p judgment on cause Of action no.
/ for Si2a 50 with Interest S402 % ON 4anuarI
25, I~6I and on 2 50 hom JAnuarg ., lS6o %
causa Of tiOn No for sl5 %, A. interest on ~
81 from Janu-ry 5, le6 ard on 2 90 irtm anuarI
25 ls6I On cause Of acfon te f-r Ss5 60, aud in
terest 81 81 fr0n, January 3. t50 md On 81 q
from January p 1851; and csuss Of artlon No =
Tor t45 O, and interest On 81 80 nun January -
1851, zru on 5 = 50 from anuAlg 2, 81
sad defend ut ID hereby notihe thai an ofoer q
alta hm-nI has teen issued in aid action, - shat
be s require to said petition b. the I9h dy
OF october, 1851. s
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-, -vaEL u lennon Flsas.
Oarolins Eshenbrsnnsr.
s.....r. - q: -, Petition Or DiEoEea.
~ EE1KGE ESH ENBRENNER. OF
" Marietta, In { county Of Washingfon and
state q uh1o Is notified thst Csrodna EshenhrannsF
tds on the 18th day Of Nay, A. D. 1851, hie her pst
ton in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court 81 Com.
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of Cuyahoqa =
tnd state Of fUhio,c arging the said George Eshsn-
oion1er with Adultery, With one Elizabetn Eoi-
2renner, and asking that she may Be divorced nom
the said George Eshenbrenneri which petition VIII
Be for hearing IN sx weeks from the iate herewith
Dated this 18th day gf Nay, A. D., 1851.
CAROLlHE ESHEhBRENNER,
my1e.t15 b pi-rre A. Collier, her effiy
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sAvE TH8 PIEOEsI
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ipArrpoAii sgsrETr On IIIrEoTg,

hALLiLSVHU . -IAAalL " III. "
over 800 900 900 Of private capital have been e1
usndsd % ne railroad system Of InOs Enasmueh a
art OF tho income from several OF these Worksi win
vauable publicf fund Ia lands, go % diminish tae stais
axpenses :ths TkIs ARE uGHT, and must consequent
every day decrease
TIE STATE DEBT.
~ Sass a. q only SO, Jos ses Il, and tcsi9 a.
l 5ss losrs kGs bssb reduced t2 a5e 7fe g, Gad 70
-, Tsasondbly poet 1d N ea yoaTs Z iri1 oeeoe p
HBct
ma Fatnphish dsscriptEye Of he lands, SOD, climate
On Application % -sise5 aaa -,
lr5 -t 69s -o'ze 58g7 i7i1r su-a - i-l-7
..'e1 For me names OF the Towns, Vin
uOiS- Cent. b. H., see paSeS ASSs 1sS q
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Al accidepts win happen, even IN well regulsBs
s.miliee n % very desirable 10 have cheap en-
ssnvonient way for repairing Furniture, Orooksry
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8tbislu 0f The alahtts.

1857 - Va y =
oEsscKss ofrlcE, 40. 10 CAMP sraxEr, I
Thursday Morning, October 3, 1861 !
GeIroN, We did not hear Of d sale to-day.
Receipts IS haiss
g TOBACCO. Nothing reported. IL Receipts Shhds.
sueAR hhds. Gray Clarified (new1 sold at
{ at Ic, and " X eIlcw Clarified at SO. "a b.. n
MoLAssEs $40 bbls. sold yesterday at Is@22c.
for Ordinary 10 Prime and s3 today al Iaa2le.
% gallon fol tie same. 81
FLouR, . az bhls. Good Extra sold at ss as, 500
& Extra at 50 so and 100 superfne at IS vs. "a Dbl.
Cons 2s2 sacks White Snew) sold al SOC.
] bushel. 8 4
Oars 900 sacks sold at 75c. " bfahel. $ss
WHlsEys, 100 bbls. Rectifed sold at coo. and
h0at65c. o gallon, which ID the retail rate. 9
Pork. The Pork seized on the 2sth ultinio has
been released by order of the Governor, and 4soo
bbls hare since been sold TO the agent of the Con-
faderate State Government at $40 D Dbl. Mess ii
retailing at sa5 % Dbl.
BACON, Bacon Hams are retailing at 22c. and
Sugar Cured at 25c. % d.
LARD. I. Prime in tieroes and In kegs Is retailing
I. ut 27@2se. % ID.
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6sxsesnr oySirx, No. 70 casr STREET.
= nri,s,,ss ~ N,y.,;.,sy Grtober A 1891 *

Thnrsday Morning, October g. 1851.
Yesterday MAS i mild and beautiful day, render
sur thick wooIea clothing uncomfortable. A fair
amount 81 business was done on the landing.
Miere were, however, but one departure and one
arrival, ap Ia 2 o'clock r. IL. There are several
eligible packets advertised to leave this evening
AsnoBg them are the Louisville and Fard, kennett.
hi Ii emphis. Both packets viii pastiy lively leave
II al advsrtisea. Our Menph friends seem e have
had d grand publication on the appearance o. me
great Natohez at their Whar reporter Of the
Avalanche especially. Hear what he says ;sri
X The Nstches, in all her pride and grandeur, was
n Yesterday the observed Of all observers. We saw
bumpers IF ladies visiting her, and as her Captain
Itncies calico should be worth a dollar q yard, we
& Imagine the fair sex should torn out en- Tdsse to
do him honor. The Captain is 2 little rough IN
exterior TIVE beg hiswife's pardon) but he is none
The worse Tor the g wear ak years has given him,
which is the extent Of our acquaintance Ii our
ladies are not pleased with hin, they know that
5 Captain John G. Moody Is on board, and a more
boat We acknowledge our partially to the y at
i chez-4#e made our wedding trip on her prede-
4 ressur, and We don't care who knows IL.
The splendid passenger packet Mary =. keeiie,
The yarise of the New Orleans and Memphis ship
pers, arrived yesterday in time, with . splendid
s. trip. shs is NOW receiving for return trip, to
4 leave on Saturday evening positively. Send your
q Freight GOWN 70 her. RIA $ss
2s We return our thanks to our friend, M. Rem
shaw, the clerk of the eene. for full files of late
4 papers.
The Memphis Avalanche of the LIST says i
The river opposite This point Is still receding,
Y and quite rapidly. The weather yesterday was
Y clear and PLEASANT. Business at the leyse was
moderately brisk. IA. S 81 1.
~: The steamers Ohio Belle and Mohawk VIII leave
today for White river, carrying stores and neces-
aaries intended for our troops in that section
HoMaR ron DosALDsoNy ILLE. The regular fast
passenger packet Homer, Capt. Al. Grans IN COM
mand, and Mr.. q Bayhi clerk, leaves at 40 o clock
this morning for and coast landings.
s LAuR NJ. HILL ron Fonr ADAMS The large and
ebmplete passenger packet Laurel Hill, Capt. S.
Her1o commander, and Mr. Geo. w iRinson, clerk,
leaves at s o'clock this evening for Fort Adams
and ~ WY landings.
LOUISVILLE FOR MEMPHIS This elegant and
fast passenger packet, having been unaYoidably
detained, Will leave positively at 4 O'Clock this
evening for Menphis and way landings Her
messenger acconmpd ati0ns are first class, and her
Il ofieersaFe both thorough steambo atnen and ac-
compIished gentlemen. Capt Jos. Combs is in
command and Mr. +. ". MancoHrt presides in the
Office.
FEHD. KENNETF FOR MEMPHIs.@The large and
superior passenger packet Ferd. Kennett, Capt.
# e. II. BrIerly, commander, and br. VS. Harper,
clerk, leaves for Nieksbnrg, Memphis and the
4 Bends. at 5 d clock this evening.