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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-25
CITY AND COUNTY

The Duty OF OUR CRY AuDIToR.-We
have heard of brilliant Irishman, whose
military genius was remarkable that there
was nothing in military drill or movement
which he could not perform by himself alone,
save the forming of hollow square This
was too much for him. The man who accepts
the office of auditor on Accounts" in the
city OF Worcester, and performs the duties
thereof, according to la,c, must be able to Guido
this shining genius The city ordinance which
provides for the appointment of an Auditor
and "dcfines his duties" after saving that he
shall examine all accounts, claims, and de-
mands, against the city, goes on thus -
"For Ills purpose, he shall meet at the City
Treasurer's Office on the first Saturdays of
each month, aud as much ottener as he shall
deem eXpedient."
1t is an excellent thing to have an Auditor
who can make both ends meet J" but an An
dtor who can himself ''meet once a month or
ottener, as if he were board of commission
ers or whole city council, should not be ale
lowed to perform such feats in corner. At
any rate, it is not proper for us to have city
auditors with faculty so wondrous, and hide
them from the worlds admiration.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-25

Spirits should only be issued to the men af
ter unusual exertion, fatigue, or exposure, and
on the discretion of the surgeon.
Those men who drink spirits habitually, or
who commit excess in its use, are the first to
fail when strength and endurance are required
and they are less likely to recover from wounds
and injuries
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-25

~ ~ W "a. 5anikins Hair Dresser, has removed
oil Maple street al e'S9iHee' G"'fa1ee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-23

EGYPTIAN CoTToE-We have received a
splendid specimen Of cotton bolls from the
plantation Of S. B. Partee, Esq, near Como,
Pamela county, Miss and alec bells-Uf ,he
new species Of cotton grown from seed from
the banks Of the Nile, Egypt. The seed vas
distributed here by Mr.. Kimball. The plant
In MI. Partee's plantation is very vigorous
and healfhful; the boil has only three divisions
in the hull instead OF four as 10 the common
kind. The specimen we have before us is
small, but may grow larger. The surface Of
the hull is indentes, CT dotted, like the skin Of
an orange.
KILLED BY LIGHrFTNe.-During the storU
on Sunday evening two valuable horses, be-
longing to Capt. Hicks, Of the SimOHds, Wsr'
killed by the sane fash of lightning at the Cap
tain's farm, sixteen miles up the Charleston
Railroad. One Of them was a valuable ami
NAL that has been at several races. It wal
bought FOR a thsussnd dollars; the o,her hors'
cost three hundred dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-23
MANY CITIZENS,
TEsTTNlOYIAL OF RESPECT.

CANT CLARK, CoBIsTH. MISS, 10Th JuLT,1
Fairview Rifles, Co. G, l7th Reg. Miss. Vol.
At a called meeting of the "Fairyiew Ri
les" held on Saturday, Goth July, 1861, for
he purpose Of passing resolutions relative to
the loss this company sustained by the death
Of Nat. ]. Davenport, on the Oh inst, Lieut..
D. S. Pattison was called to the chair, and
private J. W. Chamberlain was appointed sec
re.ary.
On motion, a committee,of six was appoint
ed to draft resolutions, expressive of the loss
this company has sustained, comprising ser
geant Jsb Routh and privates Chamberlain,
Wylie, McLarin, Poole and Abbay, who pre-
scented the following which we're unanimously
adopted
Resolved, That we deeply depIore the loss of
bur young companion in arms, Nat J. Devon
p0Ts, cut of in the commencement OF his. ca
reer in life, and that we deeply syupatbise
with bis relatives in their irreparable loss.
ResolUei, That we return our heartfelt and
sincere thanks to Col. McCord and family for
their unremitting kindness to our late comrads
during his last illness, and that we shall ever
Feel under the deepest obligations to them.
ResolUed, That a copy OF these resolutions
e sent TO the relatives Of our deceased broth
in arms, and to Col. McC0rd and family
I'd that said resolutions be published in the
ort Gibson ReUeilie, Cross CITY, Memphis AP.
EAL, Tensas Gazette, Mississippian and
icksburg Thig.
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CARD
MourrA1r. Trror. Inlr %. 1856.

MOUNTAIN, Upton, July 20, 1861.
TO thu voters Of Fayotte, Shelby, and Upton
In answer to the call OF the volunteers now
eneamped at Union City, as well as calls from
other sources, I announcs nv self as g candidate
to represent yea in the next legislature ss
foater. never having been a politician, or
candidate for any Office, ! feel the more re-
~luetsncs in coming before the public, at a time
when our country should call the ablsst and
most experienced talent to guide her through
the mighty struggle in which she is engaged /;
bat believing - 10 me ttase Tor etery H.z- 10
serve his country in whatever capacity be may
be called, I yield to the wishes Of nv friends.
Having been born on southern soil, and a citi-
zen Of Upton county for twenty-five years, and
believing the cause in which the South Is en-
gagged is just, and that it is the duty Of every
freeman to defend it, I can only say, that if
elected, whatever OF talent, Influence, or power
possess, shall be consecrated to the accom-
plishnent Of this great object. Returning my
thanks to the brave volunteers for their par
TALLY, I ASSURE them that ( elected, or at my
own humble home I shall ever remember that
they are in the tented fields exposing them
selves to the hardships and Privations of the
soldiers life, for the defense OF our wives, our
children and our homes.
Respectfully your servant
j. W. HALL.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The press Of matter in
our Sundays paper, made it impossible For US
TO do more tran notice the proceedings in an
interesting case of habsas corpus, in which
Martin German sought to obtain his discharge
from custody; bis case wss argued BY Messrs'
Gallagher, Sale and Yereer; Mr.. Eldridge APP
peariDg on the part Of the State. No witness
ss appeared on either side, but the return
showed that German was detained in prison
OF 4 mittimus made ont by P. NJ. Dickinson,
Justice Of the peace, in which the charge on
which the prisoner was committed was not
named. The court refused to discharge the
prisoner on the ground Of that omission only,
and that ne was lawfully detailed by the said
process, that he was subject to the action Of
the grand jury, yet in session, but that be
would be discharged by the court, at the end
Of the term, if no indictment be found against
him, or legal reason shown for bis ferther de-
tention. The prisoner appealed to the Supreme
Court. Grand jury thereuPon came into court,
and returned a true bill against him for assault
with intent to kill. This is the seventh week
Of the term, during which time over thirty fell
ony eases have been disposed Of, besides
almost the whole Of a misdemesnor docket;
and also many cases on the scirs facias docket.
About a dozen other felony eases are set for
trial between this time and the second Of Au-
gust, between which date and the 10th, the
court viii probably adjourn. This court has
transacted its business in the old uncomforta-
bic place at the Exchange building, amid op-
prsss!ve weather; these things bad added to
the lsbors Of the term. Tue present state Of
public affairs is not favorable to The dispatch
Of legal business, bot the criminal court has
performed its duties in good order and with
dispatch. TIE legal gentlemen and officers OF
the court have given satisfaction By gentleman
ly bearing, and fidelity in the psrforman Of
their duties. In many important cases that
have been tried, great legal ability has been
exhibited. During the whole Of yesterday the
court was occupied with the examination of
c. Rowe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-23

MoHTuARY.-Dr. PsytSn, secretary Of the
board Of health, kss favored US with bis re-
port Of the deaths occurring in this city last
week, as follows Aptgha, 1 accident, i
c consumption, 2 /; congestive fever, 2 conges-
tive chill, l; commissions, 1; congestion, l;
d~iarrhGa, 1 F; dysentery, ?; grsstrO-enteritis, l,
intermittent fever, 1; pneu monla, /; perito-
nitis, l h; spasms, 2 still-born, 3; neglect, 1;
no report, 2; typhoid fever, l. Total, %.
Adults, Il children, "A; males, 10 females,
g; citizens, 10; strangers, g; whites, %;
blacks, ? We yesterday examined a number
OF the reports that are furnished to the secre-
tary, and take the liberty Of calling the atten-
ton Of the faculty, justices Of The peace, and
others concerned, TO the subject. The returns
are required by the ordnance of the city under
penalty, yet they are often withheld, as is
seen by a return Of two deaths unTsperted.
Some sections object to furnishing weekly re-
ports the ordinance says they shall furnish
them CT be fined BY the recorder. Others write
the certificate themselves the ordnance says
they shall obtain them from the attendant
or nurse, or be fined by tie recorder.
Some bring papers that lock like certificates,
but are nearly destitute Of the information the
certificate was intendedto give such colorado
~evasions Of law will not save the fine. Pbysi-
clans, and some of them, to our surprise, who
are reported to be intelligent in their profess
sion, fail to give in clear lsnguage the name Of
the disease Of which the party died some
give the name in an photography unrecOgnized
BY the dictionaries, and frequently in writing
that is undecipberable. Coroners holding in
qu~ests'sppear especially apt TO fail to give
what their Investigations showed to be
the probable cause OF death. The ordinance
is strict In its requirement upon physicians and
nurses, as well as upon sections, and they are
liable to penalties it they fail or refuse to give
q certificate. TIE books o. DR.. Peyton are
kept with business like accuracy, asfar as the
reports made to him will allow. We learn
f,om him that it is bis intention to exact such
a conformity to law as shall enable hin to
furnish such reports Of The mortuary statistics
as utility and science require.
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There has never been > oathartC medicine offered
the public that has givsa such entire satisfaction
wcLean's Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable, they arc perfectly inzocant
and can Be tsksE ~ the NEST tender infants Tet prompt
and powerful ia removing eli bilious secretion acid or
f-or1ra- ssled matter from the stomach. In fact, they
are the only Pills thst should be used in maiartogs DIS
tricts.
They produce no ErtpinE sickness or pain N ne st1u-
seh OF bowels. though very active aad searching ia heir
operatiou. promoting healthy s~scTetious OF the liver enc
kidneys. who viii suffer from bhi1usness Hetl-
NJ Fenf s4omssh. when so cheap q remedy can De Cd
tanned? Keep ben constantly on hand asEge ccsal
tskan in season, msy prevent hours days and months o.
sickness. ASK for Or. J. Il. HcLeau's UniveTssl Pills
T,Es no other. Being coated, the7 are tasteicsa Price
onfv Is cents per box, and can bs seul By mail 60 any
Dart Of the Quilted stats
J. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pms streets, g.. Losisl No.
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gatrst 8fhs bp GtIfgragb.

c. NJ. W. Barr, Of Louisville, KY, is the
special and recognized agent Of the New Or
cans Associated Press at that point The
telegraph company has no agency whatever
IN the preparation Of such reports, nor is it
responsible in any manner for the character
OF truth Of the news.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-23

For White aud Red lIvvrs.
INHs elegant passenger steamer NEW 49,
j I0OS, Capt DaaTiHs, viii leave as L[E%
above on TUESDAY, al 8 p. Il. So
For freight or passage apply on board. f5z3 1t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-23
r & FuEaeF''S
o OIL.
CLARK. Gregory s CO.,

GhEtNn4 UsGEg&A
sole RT
Headache, Bsraehe, ToStnsene, N d1aa[ gse nun
utes, rheumatism, C0ughs, Neuralgia, oo-os, hIy-
sipslas. bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Cole, cramps, s@atMeu
Ewes. Chronic Ssre Eyes. Sore Infoa'5 Suts, n|As1
Bruises. Sprains, ChaRped HANDS files' OoeIs5 a.
-sSs Rpsions. CorDs, Frosted Feet, Deafness Ole
sorss srre Breast, Sore Nipples Scald Head HLns-
Wor1. Tstter, Snake Bites, Spider Bites, Dog Bites, Raj
siter. me world is challenged for Its equal ror Scal-S
and Burns. It cures Scratches On horses, Soie go On
bsrness Calls, fresh Wounds OF STaHings, and i the
hest known remedy 10 apply % tsn1er-looeeo horses Tom
up the feet and osfhe vel about the rog
OF the foot. Cures 81 cTtane9us diseases on nan Ct
No one medicine can cure in 81 cases, but We css show
more real proof OF the virtue OF Ambroslal OIL IN us
healing properties, frou responsible men, Who are ABOVE
being bought, than can be produced FOR any oAsr medl-
we do not assert d cure for every malsdy 70 which the
huraan family are subject, but what We proclaim We can
substantiate by living Witnesses 1ne Amoroslai gu y
a Nashville preparation, and sold throughout the SOUR
and Southwest by all good druggists and general dea!
srs. The south may be Justly proud that Dr oisfk'
native Tennssssssn, after much labor and research, hal
produced 5 really worthy medicine, which Is bound Z
drive ont much Of the worthless imported tfaah via
which the country is flooded
Please call At eur once, where We viii take pleasur'
IN showing letters and testimonials tso numerous to Sc
forth in the form Of an advertisement, some OF Whlc
come from physicians in high standing. who are using !
in their practice, IS they state, with marvelsus Effects
We challenge the world % produce 3 remedy 50 speoe
and efect1ai IN its healing properties.
~ Read the evidsncs Of the virtue ot CLARK WI
lsPs Ambrosial Oil, evidence 90 authentic, and nos
persons whose word snd standing are irepr0achable
CLARK, GREGORY & Co,
Sole Propristors, Esshvills, Fem.
For sale BY n. O. OAYCz & SON,
J And an Memphis druggists. se25-dswiyis
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RIvER AM STEAMBOAT MATTERS.

EIVER AND STEAMBOAT MATTERS.
The rains Of Sunday night have checked the
fall OF the rivef...... The weather was cool
yssterday-tee evening was fine and clear''''
The Victoria, one Of the most popular boats on
the river, and commanded by one Of the most
popular captains, Mr.. Noodle, leaves at one
o'clock to-day for New Orleans. A pleasant
trip will he the lot Of those who travel on
er...... The New Moon, Capt. bearing,
brought 90 bags Of meal and 8 bales cotton
from White river. We thank her clerk, Mr..
Toomey, for Dss Arc papers. The New Moon
returns 10 White river at 5 O'Clock this eve
ming. Travellers in that direction will hhd
/ comfortable Accommodations and clever Off
GERS. Captain Deesing reports White river
falling. ..,.. The Rose Douglass, from COlum-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-23

IS may by seen, We isssrt this wosk the advertisement
Of HeLsaa's Cordial, etc.
IT'S very we'll known we are not particularly vor-
able TO patent m~edi5inss, and, as : general thing, escsew
he whole OF them with bat little ceremony, and with
these sentiments we declined inserting this advertise
uenj until we knew what we're the ingredients Of the
medicine, andhe compounded. This we have lea ned,
and believing, IS we do, that that the Ingredients are
good, and the compound iudielous!y male. we recon-
mend it as q mixture worthy Of public coaadsdse.
The above is from the st. Louis Christian Advocate,
edited by the renowned Rev. Dr.. EcAnslly, which
speaks volumes in fsvcr Of HcLsan's Cordial. We say
10 all, try it. See tae advertisement ia saothsr col
umu. fa6-daw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-23
Dr. !, r. meLean2s Volcanic 0ui
EiuEnaeHf.
TIE REST EXTERNAL N 3 WORLD, q
AAS h nn pr "

thousands Of human beings have been saved a life
6screpItude and misery b. the Use q this mvaiuzbiA
Tfnirnsut. It viii rel9gs pain aiEcst instantaneously.
s14 HI VII cleanse, purify aud heal the foulest sore 10
an Incredible short time McLean's Folcaulc OIL lin
imeut viii relieve the most i~EFeterate cases % Rheu-
m,tism. Gout O. Neuralgia For PARALYSIS, Confrscled
Muscles, Stiffness OF Weakness IN the Joints Muscles
or Ifgament. it wiu never fail. Two spplicatiors win
cure sore Threat, Headache CT Earacha. Fer Burus OK
scslas. or any Psia, it il IN infsuIhle reassdy. TT IL
and YOU wiz dua it an indispensable remedy. Keep
always on hand.
horses. viii save money By azinE HcLean5s Volcanic Oh
Iiniusnt. II IS q Speedy ana intsli6le cure tor GsIls,
scrains, Chafes. swelling, Lsmeuess, Sweeney, Sores,
wounds, Scratches, OF aa7 external disease Try IL
and yoa vii be e~cnviaced.
BR.J. 4 EcLEAE, esie Proprietor,
s.. Louis- Miss1uri-
For sale IN Memphis ~ 4. g. NANeFIBLp e COS
also By g.. ". oHS 4 GO snd WAR; s. Ec1LEL-
LAND.
Also, By POTTER a MERWIN, Go JeEsrson-st, near
post once, general dealers in all popuiFr faniiy medi-
einss. iaz2-daHis
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sE1zED.-We hear It positively asserted that
SEQ rifles and S or 10 pieces Of artillery have
been seized at Msyssiie, KY, and are now de-
posted where they viii do the Confsd crate
States Hsone service',
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-23

FIGHrs.-A couple Of fights took place yes
teTday in a manufacture Of military equip
meDts, near the e2rner of Second street and
Court square. One nan was cut in The hand.
.Ohcer Sullivan arrested three of the bellige-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-23

SOUTHERN military MANUEL.-Tbis book,
Published by J. L. Tower, Of Jackson, Missis-
sippi, contains The Confederate military laws,
articles CT va, army regulations, field aTtil-
lary, a treatise on military practice, Hardes'E
manuel CT arms, and other useful matter.
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AFARD.

This being the day that the officers to com
mand our militia are to be elected, we should
elect well drilled and efficient men, and we
know Of nons more capable than P. Lewis,
and will elect him major of the second battaI-
lion Of the third regiment.
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GOmmfrclal l8tters.
WEEKLY REPORT or THE MARKET.
FURNISHED FROM THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE

MEMPHIS, July 90, 1861.
[NoTE.-The quotations given in the following re-
view, it must be understood, are wholesale prices,
ezcept where otherwise noticed; AMI that in all cases
in the duing Of small orders, higher rates will be
charged
There is nothing ef special i~nteres: to record in con-
nection with business operations during the week.
Trade in all departments continues much more active
than ever before at this period OF the season, aud those
Of cur business men and trsder' who, some months
since, were predicting another p-ostration OF business
At this period, are, VIC trust, sgreeabIy disappointed.
There is very little doing in Gotten and tobacco, owing
chiefly to light stocks, but in -four, wheat, provisions
and groceries the movement for the week has been
brisk beyond precedent. Immense stocks Of wheat on
the market have tended to Jepress prices, while the
price OF Hcur, owing TO the increased demsud, hSs not
wavered in the slightest degree. Corn has been rather
dull, and with restricted inquiry, prices are lower.
Ia provisions and groceries We note considerable sales
at former prices In bagging. rope and salt there is no
change. The same may also be said Of money matters,
in which there is nothing new. There Is nothing doing
in northern exchage, while southern is in good demand
at 10 p cent. Gold is active atlOGI1 and silver st79
S premium.
RECEIPTS OF LEADING ARTICLES o TEE PAST
WEEK.
The following is statement Of the weeks recei pts Of
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OF GhasaEen.
DR.. mcLean's Universal Pills,
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT B-ILI0USHESS, Bed
HNuE TITO

DR. J.. H. HcLEAE, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets. St. Louis5 10.
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TIE unioTsigned persons OF Louisville, Nv, know
the above parties 70 be reliable and responsible per-
sens, and entitled TO all confidence
VIM. /. Kerry. ASST P. 81, Julius Winter, Luke P
Blackburn. Lindenberser * Co 2. B. OVsley, J. 8.
Speed, G Q Armstrong, W. Barley X Co Guthrie n
Co, a. T~hrOckmo-ton, Cornwall & Bro, william Gay,
katshal Hslbert x Co, J G. Bathsrsi Paul R Ship
man. Geo. b. P entce, 3. ". T~ompkins, J. Aa,ou *
Co Kits s Verne, VIM. Akeue q CO., chamberlain 4
TApp, Ben J. Adams, Richard Trabue, J. LawreUce
Smith, y Il. S~tratt0E, IsSsm Henderson, Jas 5. val
lace, Harvey, Hughes & Co. ". Haldeman, b iauuiR
& summers, Hill 4cCrs7, John z. Smith, L Richard
son, wallace, -ithgow * Co Brady & Davis. Briny,
Dodge x Co., J. q. Dodge \ Co, Hogan * Ksc0tt, San
ford, Duncan & Co., c. Lichtau * Co., n. and 7 SleTin
= Cain, John J. Speed, '. D. Gsstsuo < Co., Thomas
n. Eastern, Jakn W. AcCraw.
The Company refer the citizens OF the Southern Con
fsierAcy to E. G. Pearl, ESQ. Cashier City Rank; John
KlrkmEn, Esq President Union BanSi II. Weaver,
Esq., Cashier Planters Bank: MesHs. Douglas u Co.,
Merchants; AessTs. a. Wheiess & c., Bankers.
Parties in the Confederate Government DESTROYS Of
sending Letters, etc, 70 the Federal Government viii
.lnaSe direct tie same TO lICAN LETTER tx
PRESS CO NVE-'Uh- Lroder c0vevl enclosing fifteen
cents in cash or Confederate stamps syo--elv. United
States gOvernment envelopes or stamps are OF no Gle
TO Us, so do net send them. The rate asove given IS for
letters not exceeding \ ounce in we eight, letters weigh
ing over half an Sunse will have to contain ~suf1,Ient
money to pay according to regular postal rates.
| ivl0IWa
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Cherokee Care!
an u~nfailIug cure for Seminal weakness, Nocturnal
emissions, Iapoteucys Loss Of Power, Pains in the
Back, Stone IL the Bladder, Distracted and Difficult
Aonstraution. ami ali diseases caused BY ~deviatins from
tie FatS Of nature, and ~iRdulgiug III Seif-PelIution.
BY tha use Of this Cure all improper discharges are
removed, The weakened organs Of generation are
speedily cured, snd f1II vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect
that q sound misd and body are necessary to promote
o5nuubiai happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, debllitated, worn
down and d~espsiring deyotss OF sensual pleasure, will
and relief.
Iii safe and pleasant in taste, bat immedlsts in its
actjonj containing 10 mineral poison, but is = prepared
from pure V~egetable extracts, in the form Of a delicious
syrup.
Price 81 per bottle, or three BEETLES for So, and for
wsrded by express to all parts OF the world.
Sold Ey all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER X HBEWIN Projectors,
Sole Propristors, So Jeferson-st., near post ONCE,
general dealers in all popular family medicines, KEN
phis, Tenn.
IS Sold in Memphis By all responsible druggists.
mr26-dtwawIy
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TN v~1cToRY.-Tbe grand southern victory
was celebrated last night by various nantes
tations Of rsjsieing, among which several bon
fires and a plentiful flight Of rockets was con-
spieuous.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-23

BLAcKsM1THs WAETED.-Street, Hunger
ford & Jackson advertise for ten or fifteen
b~lscksmiths in another cofnp.
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Two ISDIcTMENTs-Pbelps and Rose, who
were arrested BY Cart. Klink for breaking
into, stealing from, and setting fire to, he
house Of Myrs Green, have had two indict-
ments preferred against each Of them, chaTg-
ing them with HOUSEKEEPING and arson.