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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-29

brought gently to the ground, especially when
the exercises take place on paFements or Bard
roads. This will save the mechanism OF the
lock from shocks, which are very injurious to
It, and which tend to loosen and mar the
screws and split the woodwork.
Rihsd arms should not hGTe the rainrod
sprung 10 the boro with unnecessary force
It batteri the head Of the rod and wears irjuri-
ously be grooves. The soldier should let the
rod slide down gently, supported By the thumb
and hngsv; and the Inspecting officer can salts
~ himself Of the condition Of the bettom OF
the bore by gently tapping with the rod. The
face Of the breach can be polished, after wash
ing, By mans Of 8 cork fixed on the wiper or
baii-screw; the polished surface can be seen
Il the Buzzle is turned to the light
In stacking arms, care should be taken not
TO injure ihe bsyonets BY forcihly Strsintng
the edges against each ether. The stack can
be as well secured without such force being
used.
No cutting, marking, or scraping, n any
way, the wood or iron should be allowed; and
no part q the gun should be touched with a
Gle. Take every possible care 20 prevent
va from getting in between The lock, or
barre, and stock. II any should get there,
dlsmount the gun as soon as possible, clean
- oil the parts a. directed, and see that they
are perfectly dry before reassembling them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-29
MISSISSIPPI PLANTATIONS,
TENNESSEE FARKs.

We oRer q number o. select snd hiGhB improved
Farms In sneioy county, yzTying IN distance from Me
phis from one tEeslT miles All OF these lands
essiraby situatsd, and dasy adapted for Gzrdsning
and Farmins purposes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-29
SUBURBAN AND CITY PROP
ERTF.

We have number Of unimprovsd and sisz.rtiy Ir-
proved City Suburban Lots shioE sfer for sale
Or exchange.
TOUEG & WELB.
urfG Union street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-29
HERRTNGs.

On BBLs HALIFAX HEREINGS, OF prime susli-
= u y, guarantssd ssssign1asn A1d for sale low
for cash BY
BROWN, HAEBLgTON & OWEN,
Kay IA. .lss Webster Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-29
OATS.

00n BUSHELS OATS (Bis-k) of prime auaii-
L OUU ~, soHsisnE,-af and tor sale for cash at
current rates BY
BRowE, HAHBLEr0N OWEN,
Nay Al. I59 webster Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-29
ARKANSAS LANDS.

We oer for sale ss 50 5oo acrss Of choice ArEsusaY
lands imrrOyed aad unimprovsd and heated various
points smbraeed withia ths best cotton oWiDg regions
N the state.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-29
WHITE FISH.

S0 HALF BBLs WHITR FISH, s0undness gusrsu
tJO tees eoasigRmeit aad for sale for by
BLOWN, uAHBLETON x OWEN,
Nay 4tk- 100 Webster Block.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-28

B0te takll gter purifying and enriehingnA saAllg
ths Bood-restorng the sick, suffering invalid to
REAL9 H AND STKENGaH
There is 90 Mistake AbOut II.
It VIII Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Dsyrha Dyss0
y Headache ReEon Of Spirits, Fever and Ague, 1nNa
Fever Bad Breath, orany disease Of the Liver somseh or Bow
els.
TP GENTLEMEN, do you wish to be Healthy, Strong and
Vigorous
TP LADIHs do you want the Bloom of Health to mount
our Cheeks again f-then 90 at enee and get
meLeanSs STRENGTHENING Cordial and Bleed
Purifier.
Delay not nomenh t s warranted TO give Satisfseteh
will disease Of the Kidneys Womb BladdeT Faint
ng, obnructed mensruaton Falling Of the WoTmb, Barren
aess dsese arising from Chronic Nervous Debility
s Is N lnfEllible Remedy.
FOR CHILDREN.
DO want youelicse seky, puny Children, 70 Be Healthy
Strong and Robust 7then give them McLhAHs STkkN0TE
1EIh9 CORDIAL, (see he directions on eAea bottle Il Do
tto0us TO take
One table spoonful taken every morning fasting,
preventive sgans oh and Fever yellow Eever Cholera OF
any prevailing diseaae.
CAUTION beware Of Druggists or Dealers Who raAy
lx to palm upon you bsttIs Bers sarsaparia (Which
they buy eheRp By saying is just good There are
BABE enough tC seal part my dub the
VILE decocons Avoid sues Infamous PIRATES and thei
Fsnous conpounds Ask for Dr. J. Il. hcLeans Strength
tnHs oordslard Blood Purifier Take nothing else It the
eny remedy that will Purify Blood thoroughly, and, a
the sane time sTREEGTHEN and INVIG0RATE the whole
eFgaraon It's pat In largo BosESl per bottle, OF
DR. J; Il, McLE An, Sole PTopristOr,
CoFaeT Of Third and Pine streeH, 81 Louis, Mo.
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Stewards Circular in Regard to FOrtIfYs
ing the Northern Coast.

From The London Post, (Palmsutons orgsu,) Oct 30.
If the circular of Mr.. Seward is to be taken as
the deliberate exponent of the intentions and sppre-
tensions Of the Federal Government, we must de-
duct from it two salient facts which invest with an
entirely fresh character the policy of the Cabinet
at Washington. The first unmistskably is that the
recognition of the Southern Confederacy by any of
the maritime powers Of Europe would be regarded
as equivalent to a declaration of war against the
Northern States by the European power so recogS
niziDg the separate Confederation of the South and
the second is that il is from Great Britain st east
as much as from any other power, that such rec-
ognition of Southern independence is apprehended.
If such position on the part of the Cabinet Of
Washington were really practical or pertinent to
the Rfai Of the moment, it would be verify of
being seriously weighed in this country.
To deal, in the frat place, with the former point
Mr.. Seward states that the Southern States, whom
he desgnates as 'rebels" are striving to obtain the
recognition Of their Confederscy by those msratime
Powers which are interested in their commerce and
agriculture. He describes those States, probably
not without truth, as endeavoring to extort such
terms BY starving Europe out Of cotton both for the
sake Of the moral countenanee which their recogni
ten ss an independent Confederation would afford
them in The struggle, aud in the hope Of diVertng
the Federal arms by embroiling the Washington
Government with either England or France. BE
acknowledge indeed, that the danger IN question
s less imminent than it was ct former periods but
be proceeds to declare that t is necessary to take
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Nashville and Decatur Railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
1HROOGH TO MEMPHIS IN II HOURS.
N and after Sunday, July 2lst 1851 Mail Train will leave
~ Nashville Daily att P n.
Returning, arrive st Nashville at lis n.
Way Passenger Trains vii leave Nashville daily, except Sun
lays, at AN.
Returning, arrive Gt Nashville 6:lO P M
IC r The A. h. Train connects With Trains to Hunts
Eiiie and Chattanooga.
~ The P. n. Train connects With Trains to oOrnth,
brand JUNCTION, Memphis, and New Orleans
tulyls-d W. ON PERKINS,
General Superintendent
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Secession In Paris.



PARIS, Oct 1T-At the Cafe Vernon, on the Bou-
levard, between II and o'clock. may be seen,
every day, knot Of drinkers, smokers and chew
ers Of the weed, who evidently not Gallo, nor
Saxon, nor Scandinavian, but, it were cross Of
all with certain dash Of originality, which, if it
does not inspire respect at least induces prudence
If, then, you insidiously call for s "Bavsroiss,"
and place yourself at a table near BY, you viii Be
rewarded by hearing the statement Of many stavts
ling but unden able facts, and BY the deTelopment
of many most astounding theories in diplomatic and
military tactics and you leave your pOst Of OBJ
serVatiOa convinced, OF course, that the South Is
"all right y the North aall wrong" need not add
that this group is composed Of secessiOniss, who,
by their statements and ferocious expressions quite
bewilder any poor Frenehmsn who, little proud
of bis English ventures within this rsdOubtsble cir
Gle. The more intelligent ask for the results-thsy
ask why we allow our Capital to Be sinvested-our
detachmeufs outuumbered-our Generals oufms-
ueuvredl All 1s can reply Is, patience, patience,
gentlemen General AcClsllzE Will Eoon develop his
plans and his forces.
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APAoIAL E0ITo1.-Ihe URIsE An AAER1cAH ts eoad.ss
sa slrfsy apon tss CASE Igsi A1papsrs discOfia
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g oe9s g ssp.re tR eReas MARX o SSfr papes aud ~
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esd T1s e rule from soAscA AerS soiH BE- no ds1-rs
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Country Residence for Sale.
VERY desirable plee hours ride from Nashville
house nearly new containing ten conveniently a
nged -Four of rich land with $50 choice fruit trees of
Address P o., Box 19l, Nashville. Ep21 6l-d9us
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4TeftlserB exceeding sh e space conrrSceaR
K0Ks will be charged for the eTcesSs
II TH1 WEEKLY.
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6uhssqusat Insertion. ~ '-
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The Arrest Of mr.. W. FOrwOos.

From ths-London Tines, Oct. 81
! The following is an extract from Mr.. ". For
wood letter, describing his arrest and narrow es
cape from Fort Lafayette, at New York:
" About y A. n, on Wednesday morning. OF
having passed my luggage, took q cab or9erinr
t1e man to drive to the hotel. When on rhe point
Oh starting a respectable semi-sficious-ioeking
parsonage asked the privilege OF riding with N >
We drove on, and was not little surnrised At the
ca0man stopping before the door of the Police
olhcei when my companion, whom obliged with a
ride, desired me to walk inside. Two officers came
empded my pockets, and afterwards commenced a
most indecent search Of my person beforu an open
window IN leading thOroughfare. This done thev
took me below to the cells, where found nv luz.
gage, which they vigorously examined seizing
every bit OF paper with writing on it, and reading
the contents, against my protest. as they were only
INFERIOR oticers, and could not decide what was
reasonable.
was kept locked up in 8 cell until P. NJ. the
oneials continually coming in topry into things and
making impertinent remarks and when injured
when should regain my liberty, the answer was
mat would be sent to Fort Lafayette on the follow
ing morning. At O'Clock P. NJ, I was taken be-
fere the Superintendent, who SAID that I
was to be discharged, but that he had ordered my
srrest to examine my papers, as he had heard that
on board the Great Eastern my father and myself
had spoken of the Northern Government in no eOm>
p4mentsry terms that on the occasion Of Prince
AHreds visit to Liverpool my friends had dispaved
a secession (Confederste) flag, and that they were
agents to a large Southern house, and that he now
gave me my discharge. 1 have made report of
the circumstances to the British Consul here, and
he has promised to send it on to Lord Lyons. The
Consul advised me TO leave the town for week or
So but not having spoken word for or against the
North, think ought not to have occasion to fear
With reference to the remark of the official
about hr. ForwOOd's expression Of sentiment when
on board the Great Eastern, we are informed that
he and the other messenger by the Great Eastern
were careful IN their Rllusons to politics having
been warned before the Great Eastern left the
hersey that United States officer, who was point
ed out to them, was on board for the purpose of
watching the passengers and taking notes of their
observations and movements Mr.. ". ForwOod
travelled with British passport
We have just heard that another gentleman, Mr..
Cornelius Walford, connected with g large public
company, who was also on board the Great East
ern and continued his voyage per Niagara, was ar
rested on landing at Boston.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-28
British Neutrality and the ssAmerIcan
RlOckades5

From the Manchester Guardian Cotton spnners' organ
Lord Pslmerston and his colleagues are evidently
determined that there shall be no reasonable mis-
giving either side Of the Atlantic respecting the
fidelity with which they adhere to their policy of
nonAinterventicn in the American war. We notice
with satisfaction that one member of the Cabinet
after another embraces every suitable opportunity
OF speaking on this point with lsudable emphasis
and precision. Not even the petul8nt tone adopted
towards this country by the organs of the Northern
Government. nor the Indifference to the inccnYeni.
ence and suffering of the world manifested by that
Government in pursuit Of its impossible prof Of
vengeance and ambition, should incline US to forget
for moment that our interference in the quarrel
for the mere purpose Of obtaining the material Of
industry which we greatly need, would be vio
latiOn Of the most clearly established right, and
precedent Of most disastrous tendency for the whole
civilized world. Speaking for the district in which
the pressure caused by the civil war is most keenly
felt, believe the Duke of Argyll may safely rely
the good sense and public principle of the Eng
ish people to support the Government in refusing
to be tempted to break the blockade Of the South
ern ports. Whether be is equally sure of concur.i
il the plea Of excuse, If not Of Justification
for the conduct Of the Northern States, which he
insinustes, is another question. For our own part
we must confess to considerably more diflcIlFy in
following him.
The Lord Privy Seal urges, and even puts him !
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-28
D R. COLE M A NJ s
PRTVATE nTsPENsARV.


TTNHE attention CT citizens, Strangers and Others vistns
Nashville, requiring medical aid is respectfully called q
this Office, No Deaderick street. second door between Chey
and the Square.
DR. ooLKAAN Is old practitioner tfmediene; bic almost
unlimited experience and 6aring for
in the treatment Of has induced him to devote
his undivided attention to all diseases OF this nature Many
Of the most inveerae character have pompy yielded
his improved method OF treatment.
Primary, Secondary Tertiary aud Hereditary Bphhalis Con-
Sha Geet and ali deasss Of the genital and urinary organs
nest with 70 resistance to his comedies.
All female eguls and functional deraogemens OF the
Womb and all diseases arising from CESSATION and i'll managed
paKturiton.
Every Of Reducile Rupture ard OF Piles, and Proa
Of the Recum most Of Ftus be cured BY
process nearly painless either Of the latter under
aien BY Dr. O0ean Is Invariably soGrrdated,
careful examination always presents the necessary indcaol
Of success Ttre by bis improved method Of operating
Persons or either applying in person By letter des
bng easel the first symptoms OF any acenae specific disease
can be cared In os By the sborye eod in foryeght
hours
set confidence, prOpg attention and moderate charges
will govern him with his patrons.
mercury used in the treatment Of general dss1ss a.
be believes u most cs it produces disease than that
i Sc given to
o@ee hours from eighth the morning till nina the even
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.DmRcLEAN,s UNIVERSAL PILLS,

ache, &c
TENHEEE has ben cATHLRTIo medicine offered to
ts pEc that hss given SucA entire SatSfacon ~ No
LAAR'S UNIVERSAL PILLS
Being entirely tggeable, they perfectly innocent and can
- Eken BY the tender infant yet prompt and powerful In
tssng all Bilious seenetioRs Acid Impure Feed Mstte
o tie Stomach In fact they are the only Pills thst should
ks used IL nalaEious desricI.
They produce Gripping, Sickness Psin IA the stemaeh or
Bowels though very seTe and searching IN their operation
promoting healthy Sscretions ofhe Liver and Kidneys. Who
sill su = from BoEs1s Hesdache and Foul Stomach, when
20 cheap remedy be obtsned Keep them constantly on
hsSa; single dose taken ssason may prevent hours days.
ead months Of Sickness AK for DR.. J. r. McLeans Univer
Pills Take other Being coated thsy tsstess Price
sy 9 per hOr, Snd be sent BY mail to any part Of
- United States.
J. q. MCLEAN, Sole PropFietoE,
CerasI Of Third and Pine stEeets, 81. Loris no.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-28

EVHIs IL altogether nsx medcins ths result Of noGsa
discoveries IN the vegetable kingdom, being sntire
Worn out syB.ems published By accomplished quacs safer
ing Dr. Wright, ws knowing the deception Praced upon III
the whole Medical FacuIt who, without dissenting
Vece, given their adhsEsnes is perfect and undivided
reaeea ana when ali other medicines known he Phzraco
pea hAys been tried In vain Tong thought yeI q patient
crowned he Doctors eors ana be now oer the HIIrr 70 su
ng humanity the only thing that can care the following
ssnsssI 5ss.,sjIHbnsy' ps6IIitS.
' H1ntsi nd Physical DsprsssiOn,
Presentation q Blood to Tie Hssa
HyItsrias
RsItIsIsness and sIespIessness ct Night,
Absence Of MuHcalaE Efacsncy,
lo'1 q Appetite,
'ISRa.sl THRaSiasisa,
Low Spirits,
DisOLgAnirAtlOn Of the Organs H
PsIpitatOn Of the Heart,
And, n lact all the oOnOOan Of and dcitsssd
Ftats Of the system.
As stImuIant,
n qus different from alcoholic preparations II Is not sub
ect to reactions in shape continues to exert It's in1uen
gradually snd sesny as long as the least necessity exists f0r
As Female Medicine,
Il Is equally powerful effective restores equilibrium
and safer than ali the other medicines which FOR yezrB
flooded the market and which only injurious in pacs
oa, too, thst they only from the efusionS minds
Inorart Of the Medical profession sltogethsr.
No mIneraIsE
Dr. Wright thinks It well to his professional character
the fact that minerals whatever form the component
arts Of the Ingredients Of his RsuvenaRg EIieIl know
Wharu1 has been entsed the community By opium and
lercuKy.
Generally, to the deblted Dr. Wright would Eay Never
epa. Ne matter how down you may msttT how
eak mater what the may bespforsake
once whatever has led 70 depart from EygnIe principles
Re1uVenatinR Elixir,
nd will hnd Ysurself nana pride Instead
reverse, 70 your friends and healthy sound, and worthy
enbef Of the human familys ii
Price % per bottle, hree bottles fos S5 and forward
by mail to all psrts Of the United States.
Sole By all respectable druggists throughout the United State
2 os7adas. The trade supplied st liberal discount.
Tor sale By the pEoPretors
Js WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and Isl chaTtTes street,
New Orleans, La
eold IN Nashville by g. " Esndershott Berry DeroVlS
wing Pendeton, and AL Tesponaibls dIEggists oc3s
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Rasss sE 4 AavsrslsInr

mn Lmxs On Izss OOHsrIrurs sQUAau.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-16
The News.
TO doso.

The news from W Washington City and the
Southern States, Is still exciting. Mr. Tho:p-
as Secretary of the Treasury aud Mr.. Thomp-
son Secretary of the Interior, have resigned
Hon. J 4 Dix of New York, has been appoint
ed Secretary OF the Treasuary 1t is thought
Mr.. Holt will be appointed Secretary of War.
Mississippi, Florida and Alabama have sece-
ded. They are now in the same boat with
South Carolina Thus four stars have been
extinguished in the galaxy, of American
States. Texas and louisiana will also secede
Immediately. The seizure of the United S.
Forts in all those States has already commen-
ced. On last Wednesday morning, the U.
S. Steamer, ,Star ofthe West, arrived at the
harbor of Charleston, with reinforcements
aud supplies for Maj Anderson in Fort Sum
ter. The moment size commenced entering
the harbor, she was fred OF by the battery
on Morris Island. \ few shots were also
fired from Fort Moultrie; two balls taking eff
feet, the Captain concluded to return The
damage done to the Steamer was only trifiing.
Fort Sumter made Nc demonstration.
Shortly afterterwards boat bearing Lieut..
Hall with a white flag from Fort Sumter. ap-
preached Charleston. After arriving he had
an interview with Gov. Pick,ugs, and was af-
terwards escorted to his boat He was the
bearer of letter from Maj Anderson to Gov
PickeDs. liz this letter he desired to be in.
formed if tie hostile act of firing on the Star
Of the Vest, was authorized and sanctioned
by the Governor. The Governor in his renlv
stated that it was. and that any attempt to re-
| inforce Fort Sumter would be regarded as an
act of hostility. In reply Maj. Anderson
stated that he desired 20 refer the whole mat
ter to the Government at Washington, and
requested that distractions should be MA
ced IN the way of the departure and return OF
Lieut. j. Talbot, bearer of his dispatch. The
| request was Immediately granted, and he ac-
cordingly started for Washington. Mr. Bu-
ehanau is determined that Maj. Anderson
shall be reinforced. The cabinet is now a
unit for the Union. Congress has not We,
done anything worthy of notice. The South
| Carolina State Convention has adjourned sine
die l-r---s-.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-16

The Char5esto7, Fortifcations An Engi-
neer officer gives the following statement of
the distances ofthe forts from Charleston city
aud from each other:
Fort Sumter is three and three-eights miles
from Charleston, one and one-eight miles
from fort Moutrle, thFee-quarters OF mile
to the nearest land. Que and three-eights miles
to Fort johnson. aud two aud FIVE -eigtts
miles to Castle Pinckney The last named
fort IS one mile from the town, aud Fort John
son IS two aod quarter miles from the town.
These measurmeDtS are correct, being taken
from the last surveys made by tie United
States Coast Survey.
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