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Approvsd March IS. 1861.
lsianedl IERFERsON DAVIS.

Ak ACT % modify the navigation laws, and 70 repeal
an discriminating duties On ships or vessels.
The Congress Of the Coufedsrste States Do enact
NAT al laws which forbid the employment "a the COAST
inr trade OF ships or ves'els not enrolled or hCensedi
~ ri.o an laws which forbid the importation CO Eoo1s,
vrree or merchandise from one port 81 ne Confederate
sirfe- 20 smother port o. The Co1federate States, or
frum any foreign port or place ln vessel b~eicngiug
wboiIr or 10 part to q subject or citizen Of any foreign
sfate or power. are hereby repealed
Ar laws which impose any DISCRIMINATING duty on The
tunnare Of ships Or vessels. owned By any subject or
oIuzen OF auy foreign State Or power Or UPON g0ods,
wnres or merchEndisa. Imported IN any suca ship or
-ee.ei are hereby repealed. HOWELL COBB.
President o. the Copsress.
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Horrible vic murder.


Patrick Welsh was married 20 his wife Ann
last April. They resided on Biddle street, BE-
tween LIzd9and Eleveath streets. Their
S6heymoon was Of short duration, for a few
months after their marriage Patrick took to
drinking whisky and to beating bis wife. At
first be beat her lightly, and then they would
make up and celebrate their reconciliation
over several bowls Of punch. Their peace
oferfng to Bacchus was more and more fire.
uusnt, and did not always terminate in resto-
ration Of peace in the domiciL However, to
tie credit OF Ann, It must be said that for
several weeks she kept herself quite sober.
~DngIE-t was about the beginning Of the
month-Ann, who IN the mean tine had ar
rived at the seventh month Of her pregnancy,
vas sitting % a sofa, her bead reclining on her
mothers bed, when Der husband, who bad Just
awakened from one Of bis drunken siumbers,
stepped into the room, and without any provo
cation, knocked his wife on the floor and
kicked her terribly on the sides, and jumping
over her, struck Der several times on the abdO-
men with bis knees. He then seized a poker
and struck beF Hnmercifully over the upper and
ioWsr eXtaemitieE, leaving many marks and
brses. His rage not being yet satisfied, he
"a the poker dopa her throat!
he mother o. the unfortunate woman, a
5Wsak and decrspid old woman, tried to inter
fere and protect her daughter, and received a
fsevsre beating from the drunken and Infatuated
bad 10 run away from the house.
Efferwafd Ffe1Fshfufs3tJ return 20 the house,
snd found her daughter prostrated BY her re-
cent maltreatment, who was then sent to the
~ hospitaI, where she became delirious and
~ unable 10 swallow anything, except some
Iiouid. on account Of the injuries caused 10 her
throat BY the impsling process Of the poker.
pbe died three OF four days afterhe admission
lTuesdsv last) With the characteristic symp-
cons Of Inflammation Of The abdomen, and a
nostmorten examination, instituted BY Dr..
Coruvn. showed that this Inflammation was
f.ferse. The unborn child had died the day
hsfore The mother bresthed her issi.
n Patrick Welsh, who had showed a great deal
- solicitude in coming several times % the
bosnitai and iaquiring CT the condition Of bis
- ana her chances u recovery Immediately
from the city as soon IS be ascertained
fhstse would probably die.
An Inquest 0egen several days ago, but was
sdicurued until all the evlevneo could be pro-
rursd. The Inquest was terminated on sstUr-
dsv. and a verdict rendered that deceased
csne 70 her death (ss well as Der unborn ehid)
f-ow peritonitis caused BY external violence
IND from Der husband, Patrick Welsh. A
suigeUf search las been made roF bin, but be
baa no. vet been arrested, and has probably
vope dcErn the river on Z steamboat. He was
s.staAmbostman by profession.-A- Louts Re-
Hffrnn.
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THE WORKS OF ROBERT HALL, A NJ,
with a memoir of bis life. Originally
published under the superintendent Of
Olinthus Gregory,.L. L. D., in 6 vols, full
calf, London.
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1900 bxS. window Glass, as'd sizes,
Is brIs. SPts. TarpentIne,
so Resin,
% Alcohol,
200 bush. Red Clover Seed,
200 g Herds Grass,
200 Blue Grass,
SO " Orchard Grass,
200 " Spring Wheat,
Usage Orange,
LUcerne,
White Clover,
Spring Barley,
Timothy,
BuCkWheat,
1909 bush. Millet, to arrive,
500 Hungarian Grass Seed.
Clarke & Whites Congress Water,
Louisville ArteSlan Well Water;
Fine PerfameTies,
Fancy Goods,
Brushes, Soaps, etc.,
FOR SALE AT REDUCED RATES.
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THE PRESENT TARIFF REGU
LATTnNg.

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
The public have been misIed throuGheut the country
b fheIu0Isstlon % a bill which has not been acted
upon By The Congress and therefore has not become 3
law, % provide revenue from customs. This bin was
published in our paper Of the 25th instant dssignsted
as "The Proposed Tariff" to correct the general mis-
apprehension on this impoTtsn; suhject. By inquiring
AZ the proper Department it has been asceraiued that
the Unitsd States Tarlf act Of 1887 is the Law In opera-
ton in the Confederate staiesof America. under which
TIE revenue from eustoms is oonectsds via ne exesp-
ton q the annexed laws changing the same An por-
tons OF the said law OF 1857, which have not been al
tered modified, varied, or repealed by the following
acis passed By the Congress o., the Confederate States
Of America, ere in full force "a said states.-N0Hf-
o0merU Adperfiger.
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CONGREssi February H. 1881.
Icertify that the foregoing is a earrsct copy Of an act
passed this day By the Congress o. the Confederate
states q America. IL. HOOPER,
Secretary Of the Congress
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nrvEn AND STEAMBOAT MATTERS.

-
he river vas falling yesterday, business was mac
tive, the weather vas Sunny snd besutifui...--.Th ar
rivals and departures were from Lsrisvins to New Or
leans, the Bsiiiei New Orleans for ST. Louis, crsseenl
City. ). ,. Roe Ner Orleans sg cinslnHati' risrsss
and Lexington 81. Louis for New Orlssns, Aisnehaha
and Artistic from ST. Louis, John n Dickoyj from
Arkansas river, Pred. Notrrbe.-. .Ihs NsN Moon left
for white river, he Little RocK Tor Arkansas river.
The Mariner, for P%iitsburgi had 100 bales Of edtou....
TIE Bracelet, latay r~unains np Ae WhEs river, Is laid
up At the foct OF Beal street-....Ths Fred. Hotrebe
brought in ave bsles Of cotton from the Arkansas; she
reports that stream falling. with three fsst 81 Little
RocE......The Little Reok started for the Arkansas
NJ. Wesvcr, late Of the Enquirer, Eas 5 passenger on
her for Prentiss, Miss...-.The popular Lady Franklin,
popular from ats oonvenienos, It's excellent table, lie
captain and clerk, Bowers and ersenbough. and for iI
ane running qualities, is The packet Of Cincinnati.
Those who are bound for the Ohio should not neglsei he
opportunity, ..... The Dieksy left for 81. Laaii with 800
bales Of c1tisn......n - . noticeable fact Sat mnuy
boats. especially the New orleans and ST. Louis packets.
are in the habit Of passing this port without stopping,
sending their passengers for this place aboard IN a ysvi,
thus saving the charge for Wharfage.
Beats Leaving.
FoR PtrraBuRo.-The canmodious steamer Com
modore Perry, Perry Brown, master, Andy Robinson.
clerk, viii leave fer the above and way LANDINGS THE
evening, At 5 o'cl0o<. Bourne A Co.. s6 Front nov,
agents.
FoR NEW OaLEANs-The splendid packet Imperial,
Capt. Rogers, viii leave for New Orleans this morning,
al 30 O'Clock. Thos. II. Fiiiass & Co, agents.
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AN ACT to continue IN once the officers connected with
the collection OF the customs in the Confederate States

J. J. HOOPER,
Secretary CT the Congress.
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~ Headache is The favorit. sign b. which

q Headache Is the ~favorite sign By which
nature makes known any deviation whatever from the
natural state o. The brain, and viewed an this hEht Il
may Be locked or as 8 safeguard intended TO give Eotics
Of disease Which might otherwise escape a~tteEtioz, tin
too late 70 be remediedi and its inSiGati0us should never
be neglected. Headaches may be cas.lhed under two
names, viz SymptgmatIc and Idiopahic. Symptematic
Headache is eK1esdiugiy Common aud Is the precursor
OF a great variety Of diseases, among which are Apo
pleNy, Cont, Eheumatism and al febriie diseases. IN
is nervous form 10 Il sympathetic Of disease Of the
stomach constituting Sick Heztache, Of hepatic disease
constituting Bilious Headache, Of worms, constipation
and other disorders Of the bowels, a. we'll A. renal and
Uterine affections. Diseases q the heart are very ire
quently stendsd With headaches; Aneuia and Plethora
are also Affections which frequently occasion headache.
I~diopathic Hsadazhe 10 also very common. being rsuailg
distinguished by The zane OF Nervous Headache, some-
times csming On sEddeuly In o state Of apparently sound
health, and prostrstlnE 81 once the mental ard physical
energies, and In other instances IL comes on slowly, her,
aided BY depression OF spirits or acerbity Of temper. In
most instances the pain is IN The front % ne head over
one OF both eyes, AID Sometimes provoking vomiting
under uis Glass may also Be named Neuralgia.
FOR the treatment o. either class o. Headache, The
Gephallc Pills have been found . sure and safe remedy,
relieving the most acute paias IN a few minutes, and
By Its subtle power eradicating the diseases OF Whicl
Headache i the unsrring index.
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FACT WORTH KEOWING-Spalding's Ce-
phalc Pills are q certain cure for Sick W~eadzche, Bilious
Headache, Nervous Headache, Costiveness and Gsnerul
Debility.
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Resolved, By the Confederate States q America in
Congress assembled, That ultl otherwise provided. ne
several IN fers connected with the collection Of the rns-
toms, duties and imp1sts Ia the several States % this
Confederecy. be Hnd are hereby eondrme1 and coufnued
BE- ofoers Of the Government OF the Confederate States
% America, with the present salaries and emoiumauts
until the 1t day Of April next; and that the Secretary
of the Treasury be instructed u report 20 Congress
pizn, 20 60 into effect Al the said date, whereby The er.
penses Of collecting the revenue at each custom houre
shall be diminished 1t least fifty per cent.
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SECULAR 4athsts.


rHHK splendid steamer COMMODORE 49,
A PERRY, BrowR, master, will leave a.
hove THIS DAY, atbP.M III e
For freight pr passage apply On board, or to
BOURNE A - Agents,
mr---IL ---- - = aa Er.nA -
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Real BLESSING

Physieian.-Well, Mrs. Jones, how is thai
headacheP
Mrs. Jones.-Gone Decor. all gomez the pill you sent
cured me In inst twenty muries, and wish you E0sld
send more 80 that I can have them handy.
Fhysician-T0u can get them ct any Druggists. Call
for Oephalic Pills, I ant they never fail, and I recon-
mend them in al csses Of headache.
MS J0nes-T shall send for q box directly, and shall
ten all my suffering friends for they are a real bles
aEg.
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For Comfort and Economy,
TTsE ri VENETIAN BLINDS manufactured BY
" FREEMAN a Co,
$50 Aaia street, Provine block.
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The Angels.

ma. ree5 tie Scripture history Of an
49, bsVe visited the earth on missions o.
.--v ne lsarnieEsons which should make al
I.fj3te fmpression upon the memory. Ibei
--tir-f n-ssence, their benevolent attentions
- mrs example, .snd their lahoEs Of love
80 rorsrlbuled vastly to the sun OF human
-bsfeysr errands they cone, they never
81 "a sanction the laws Of truth and 70 re-
80 fbeir violation. Wien ne drunken Ds4-
$500 made a feast Tor ne nooies, &c y,
--,Igsr Joke and Tolupteous soag nAe9 tns ~
,.ifb rsvelry, the harmless and plooolesS nel1
,-fs}b suirit wrote bis epiiaph in ad-
OF - ~ Death, and Daniel, who refused
-r5es. translated the lightning thai
" - loom. TIE heavenly messenger
1000 Abrahsm under the oak manitesl-
--ensrf Tor the laws Of nature BY taxing
%bs - bV The Hospitality Of the paln-
q Nix o-,1fsl In The history o. bagar
srch ado Hmfo7tupsts woman wandering ID
- 61eAe - cbHd, saint with fatigue ana
! desert -lb thirst, sxcites Der deepest sym,
pedshtns Bows 10 prayer, ana an ense
patty. IN o. fbst stairway q sanoeS1s ~
cones 1 fountain Of water n lbs VI"
leads p ,-
dsrnssE s-om Gasss to Revelation tne an
50 -ssls that never dnns Ntns tbst
gels ~ -sfiste1 kste win any oete ~
EapP rrieate. ct wome1 Ds nsn
IN whicha iiTs-e as-istjo 81
II In Der y band ~ -;shkoiding
- a. as forms, Wi.he
~.-osas snuiaEat hoEpitaple poeL
iost aBd fsnised 70 the toulta
msing water. and stsndi1sR =.
fire In the patb Of the fslsH =.
angel DID wben Bsissm was
reer Of efn aud folT.D-Is<
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ocal-InIhqalyl
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TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAVED
Mr. spaldiRg has sold two millions o. bottles OF his eel
sbrated Prepared Glue, and ii Is estimated that each
bottle saves at least ten dollars worth Of 5raken furni-
ture, thus making an aggregate Of twenty millions OF
dollars reclaimed frOm total hss b. this valua5le inven-
u0n- Having made his Glue q household word, he now
proposes % DO the world stin greater service BY curing
all the aching heads with hrs Cephzlic Pills, and II they
are o. good IS his Glue, headaches viii a0on vanish
away nks STOW in July.
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C-oEFEDERATE TAT OF AnTERrcA.l
TREAsURT DEPARTMENr.
Montgomery, March 20th. 1851.
An ACT 20 * the duties on the articles therein
named.
SEC. l.. The Congress % the Coufsderate States o.
America O. enact, That an al vElorem duty Of fifteen
per cent. shall be imposed on the following uameT ar
ficies imported frsm abroad into the Confederate States
o. America. in lieu " the duties now imposed b. Law
ll-Uit Coal, cheese, iron in blooms, pigs, bars, bolts
md sIats, and on ell iron IA 3 less manufactured STATE:
also on rEilroad rails. spikes, GshlBg Plates. and chairs
used II The cgusfru1tiou % railroads; paper Oh all sorts
and an manufactures Of woed manufactured. q an
smts, DWELL COBB. President = me Congress.
Approved March IS. 1851.
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n. 4. POTTER vs.. AS. n. WARREN.
IT appearing from afd1vit nlsd in this case that the
4 defendant h q non-reaident o. this State, tlshereby
ordered that pubncation BE- MADE in some n~eFpaper in
the city Of Memphis, ~accordl1g to law, notifying said
defendant % arptzr before ne AZ my ofaee, Al 10 oelock.
A. H., on ne SECOND M0NDAY N APRu. 1851,
eN nartes
rcfTTswfd HnrNE ,
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Resolved BY The Confederate SLates OF America in
Congress assembled mat the President Of Congress IN
struct the collectors OF tue several ports Of this Confed-
eracy, 70 enforce the existing revenue laEs against all
foreign countries, except the State q Texas.
HOWELL COBB,
President u me Congress.
Icertify tEat the foregoing is q correct copy o. The
original resolution on file 10 my once, and which vas
adopted by Congress on the 18Th February, 1851.
J. J. HOOPER,.
Secretary o. the Congress
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For white and little Red Rlvers.

THHK me passenger steamer ADERAL, - .
fArlsH nasies, win leave a. assve o.
SATURDAY, bt6 p. ~ 60
For freight o. passage apply on board. or %
aTHOS. H WILLIAMS 4 20,
A =. BOUAHB n CO.,
LARRY HAHEsTADs
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Did you ever have the gi.k Hsadache2
Do you remember the throbbing tG--1.s ~ fsveref
brow. the loathiug and disgust at -64 ~ f.al2
HevsotaIY undt y0u were Ter lieasu .,4gsreatiou or
study ORs Of ane s1eFhalic Pills wuu r.~s rel-
you frun al he saeTing whieh you q - -
Per this and other purposes yoH shou
bsx Of thsm On hand 70 use Is ocoasiout
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CLEAYEN l. YADEN

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i By Joseph Francois Miehaud. Trans
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7FHE splendid PASSENGER packet INPR- 49,
l. RIAL, Rogers, masters, will leave As la7rt3
above THIS DAY, e9ih inst, as soA.m. &
Fof ~freishtof passage apply On board or 20
Thos. Il. WILLIAMS a co ,kgsuts,
mrle-it No 8 Houard row.
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IEMPHIs AED gRglKSaS RIVER
Trd-VVee1x1y
United States Mail Line.

~
THIS line will be stocked with entire new bats tii
Il season, to-wit:
izETrA. .Wm. windsor, Master
OHkaTER ASHLBY. s--.....Reese Pritehard, Master
LITTLE BroWa, Hasier.
FREDERICK NOIREBE...-....k ID. haluess Master
The above mentioned bsGts have new taken theiI
pieces IN The Memphis and Little Rock Unitcd Statei
Nail Line permanently. They are drsi-ciass passenger
beats. built expressly for the trade. and are equipped
and furnished in the most superb manner.
Their DAYS for leLging Memphis are TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. at { O'Clock, P 81.
connecting AZ Pine Biun with coaches for Princeton,
and At Little Rssk with small beats Tor all points above
mat place, and with 8 daily line Of eosohes for The eel
ebraisd Hot Springs, South Arkansas, and clarksvillei
fexas.
For information address, or apply TO
IOHE d. DAH Proprietor,
OF LARRY HARESTAD, Agent,
rorfagna co-uer Nadieon etreef and Front roy.
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ACTS AMI REGULATIONS
OF TUE coNGREss OF THE CONFEDERATE rATEs,
IN RELATION TO THE CUSTOMS AND THE OFF,
CERs THEREOF.
AN ACT to continue in force osrtan laws Of the Unl-
ted States OF America.
Be II enacted By the Confederate SfGfs o. Amer
icc iH C0ngrees assembled, That all the laws OF the
United States Of America, IN force and in use 10 the
Confederate State o. America, on the hrst day OF No
vember last and not inconsistent with the Constitution
OF said ConfederEte States, De, and The same are hereby
continued In fqrc8 until anered or repealed BY the Con-
gresS. HOWELL COBB,
President Of the Congress.
I certify that this act passed The Congress on TIE 9Th
day o. February, 1851. :. J. HOOPER
EnrrnfH~v NJ The EnuH~naa
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Az OEfrFTAL LUxyRY.-Ihe tursisn -
has been fntr3dlced into b0ndon VIZ
success, uis season, and q is tbOu9hl y -,
tsblishment win Be permaaents as soms Z -
very srst men IN the medical Professiy1y ~
GLIDING Hose who have made themselves mos
for he study OF the skin, have zeai-
oasly and unreserredly given IN their adneslon
% ne prLnclples % he bath.
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AN ACT to continue IN once the officers connected with
the collection OF the customs in TIE Confederate States
Of America.
SEC. J.. Be it enacted by the Confederate States Of
America Do Congress assembled, That the several OH
GERS, who al the time Of the adoption OF the Coustitu-
zion OF provisional government Of these States, held
and exercised any oace connected with the collection Of
the customs, duties and imposts in the several States OF
hls Oonfe1erscyl or e. A~ssistsnt tressurers entrusted
EEth Keeping tie moneys arIsiug therefr0m, are hereby
appointed 20 the several oficeE which At the said date
hey respectively held and they shall have the same
powers, be subject % the same dot es, and be entitled 20
Ae same salaries, fees aud emoiumenls as are set forth
and provided in and BY the laws q the United States Of
America, until the drst day Of April next. Pr0rfdef.
That the maximum q compensation which each c1leo-
tuT shall receive from al sources shall not exceed the
rate o. i've thousand dollars per snsum.
SEC. ? Zach collector 50 appointed shall. within two
weeks FROM the date OF this acl, eEecuts % the C1nfed-
crate States OF America q bond 10 the same amount and
subject % a lie crndttqn with has lat bond 10 the
United States Of America, with sureues 70 be approved
~ e judge Of any superior or circuit court Of ne State
where such collector is located. And each Of the other
umcen shall within one week after the collector shall
have entered upon the discharge o. his duties, execute
% tie Confederate States u America a bond la the
same amount and tuhiert 70 the like condition with INV
ls- bond 70 the Uaitea States Of America. in case he
was required 20 execute a bond, with sureties 20 be ap-
proved By the collectors Of the pert where such Cnce is
located
SEC. 3. The said several officers shall take an oath
before a magistrate well and faithfully % discharge the
duties Of his once; and 70 support the Constitution OF
he Provisional Government Of the Confederate States
Of America, which said cath shall be iud1rsed ur7u the
b0ni; and tbs bond shall De He'd IN the once Of The Sec
Rotary Of the Treasury, or 10 such other place as he may
direct. HOWELL COBB.
President Of tae Congress.
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A RESOLUTION TO CONTINUE IN OFFICE TIE OF
WTrWWg OF TUE rTSTnEg-

Icertify that the foregoing is a correct copy Of . res
olution adopted this dsy by the Congress Of The Csufed-
crate States Of America. il. HOOPER,
Secretary CT the Coarress.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

Hi 'sd N 'orribls 'eadsche this hafternoon
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