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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-23
MARY I ROBINSON.

For Sale By WOODS & rEw. WARREN J.H. C. JsHN-
sox Hartford; ENsIGx & SoULK, Newton Falls; R-&
: r i ,rKsoS HaIhard: q. P CUKrIs. Green IL Bah
x.Rp Kiusman; ASDREws & BALDWIN. FoEler 7.
WoLco4r. Pennington: and BY Medicine Dealers gen
orally. throughout the state. 1bis
II. B. KINGSLEY. Cleveland.
J,Tvf Tss0-v. Agent for Ohio. n
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-23

lust Received at r. Thomas, some
y Of those pies head nstts- Cali aud see therE
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DR.. DAYS
COMPOUND DANDELIoN SYRUP,
For the Cure of Diseases, v

COMPOUND DANDELION SYRUP,
For the Cure of Diseases, sizi
This compound is purely vegetable and made Of
roots and banks Of our own elipale. We give testims-
mails below from peS-ons who have usedit. thus shoW
ing what diseases il invariably enres. sneh % Fever
and Arue. Chilis. Headache Pain in the side. StoHaeh,
Shoulders, Back. Hips and Limbs, Palpitstion ofthe
Heart. Liver complaint, Dizziness Of the Head Gen
ersl debility, Weakness. Hard breathing. Asthma
and various 0thsr diseases arsl 10 af-d L
At purifes the blood, is = sure remedy for female
Eeakuesses. DropSy. Rheumatism and Neurslu1-
This medicine being = compound works upon me
Liver. blood. Kidneys and Lungs disgorges the Liver.
frees the stomach and bowels, removes c0stiyrnasst
aud Dispepsy. This syrup is q sure cure FOR a eo~el
diseese and can be taken with perfect safety. BY Old
or young II may be relied upon as an er1dleStor 81
the human system OF all or most diseases, Of the
blosd and IL taken in time, a preventative from tax.
ing other diseases, such as bilious, intermittent ty-
Plus and typhoid Pevers-
No diseases can exiss where the blood IS Hade pure.
One or two bottles per yesr will secure health 70 any
family taken al any time to suitt The patient
In supaOrto Of the above We insertthe following vol
This IS to certify that I vas Afflicted with Dropsy
and female weaknesses fOT q number Of years Ny
physieians gave me up aud aid that vas past re-
covery. / then used DIR. Days Dandeiion syrup,
gave immediate relief. ard 1 am now happy 70 be ahls
to say that l am perfectly we'll MARY A-NOokE-
This lie to eerify that I have afflicted with the Lives
complaint Asthma. pslpitAtion 81 the heNrt sna
pains through the belly and limbs- After dssparinS
sfmedieal lid. Happened to Ne in Warren, and met
Or. Day and got a bottle Of Dsndslion Syrup. azd IN
a short time I vas restored to perfect health
DR.. JOHNSON, Washington, "a
1 have used Dr.. Days Syrup ~ which ny life vas
preserved and 1 am now a healthy man
z. "A Warren Ohto-
This is to certify that I have used DR.. Days Gem
pound, l an satisfied with lis use.
Rev. N. .Chureh.
For Sale by Woods 4 Pew and smith. STatten q
Co. Warren Ohio
Warren. Fsb-l5th, 1850. rrrf.rr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-23

icon is a c-rtAfa and safe rerssdt .l=frfl 1fat41 rTs1
MARSHALL7S UTERINE rCATacLcoNtsiy
Is GBhesisatHgIy ofered As a r=lisAief ready Ter all.
those Complaints 10 Rhich every H-lah Is liable. ard
which g-adually affect the ntndas Nen as the sody so
that U think talk or work becomes alike = source Of
suffering IL not an im9Osshilfy Among pthsr eoE
plants Tor which the CsthoNees "a Esnesy, Is ne
or Painful asnstruatiUD. Bioa6ng lnhannauOhs aAd
Diseases OF the Kidneys0r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
or Incontinance Of Urine. HeartbuEn. CosaKenssEs
Nervousness, Fasntingss Paipitationss eranPs- Dis
tn-bed Sleep. aud all troubles, organic or sympsthete,
connected with the uterine organs. sf's fo1e iH
Ladies' Nhoar tOulled with any ofthe above synP-
toms. or with Spine. Liver or Lnng eOmplaiNis-are
invited 70 address DR.. BRIDGK. with full eenndenee
that they wall md relief. Harshalfs Uterine cafhoft
CON Il nor a auaek medicine. but ia inEredient have
been made known ts the Medical colleges And they
are at the service Of any respectable physician in the
country. -- I---
The PrIes Of IMars&aFs UferiHe CStk0heSH Is OHs
Dollar and a ha0 per SHsLs Bstts1=sE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-23
WI
PHYSICIAN
mARsHALLis uIERINE oATaoLcoN.--

MarshaH's Uterine Catkoiicons Eill CERTAINLY cars al
the dissasesiO which il i-sTeeoumended. In H. WoFst
cases have ever net ~ith Marshsils uterfns eathoIl
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-23

PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS; n y
UP IN Glass CASES AIR TIGHT, I'M WILL
KEEP IN fJNY
The FAMILY CT fTHARTIC T. is a
gentle hut acLiEe CaIhar .ue-Ehieh the proprietor
has used in his practice ~ more than tSery years
The constantly inereas N<ing demand rom th.s Sc
who have long used the - FILLS. and The satisiae-
ton which ali express in = regard to their use, has
induced me to place N them within the reach Of
all -
we Profession " = know that different Ca,
tharties act on diferentL portions OF the bowels
The FAMILY CAl-THARTIC PILL has,
With due reference TO- uls EelleSIabiished Tact
beer. compounded from 4 variety Of the purest
Vegetable Extraets ~ whish act alike on every
part of the alimeDtary ~ canal and are GOOD ana
AYE in all cases wheretEa Cstharhe Is needed.
such as DERANGE MENTS 81 the SIOtt
ACH. SLEEPINESS a. PAINS IN THE B8CK
IND L0INS COSrIVB-I n lbs
III OVER TIE WHOLE BODY. FIR ON
sudden cold. which fire. = ~quehtiy. IL neglected end
in a long course Of Re "a. Yer, Loss or AYE
TITE, A CRBEPING- SENSATION OF COLD
OVER THE BODY --RESTLESSNESS.
HE4DACWE. m WEIGHT IN THE
Z all INFLAMMA- TOR EASES.
worms in CHILDRES . Or ADULTS hHEUAA-
TISM. a great PURIFI- DER ct the BbOuD and
mauy diseases to which flesh is heir, too ECn-er
Gus to merton in this advertisements
n0EEH I 10
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-23
STRONG T~E.TIMoNF.
IEALru OLE american M0MEY

IL From ths ". y. Dqilg %srs. Editoriai.l
We desire 10 call attention 70 a letter from rJoshua
Rrrlge. on : Health ofAme-iess " omen. = IN SnsJ5er
column lie treats the subject in 80 able manner, RHd
his skill and medical Judgment may te relied upon-
From the Albany Epsaiag ErPreSsrnl bl-
Marshail's Uterine Cath0iieon has proved tobs faiiyl
As valuable as it is claimed TO be in many severe tests
made y medical gentlemen and others Or. Btidgris
a regular physician o. yery hEs ~ttaiznents- . man Of
great judgment and Discrimination a juoieioos sSd
highly suce- ssfuT prSctnoher- in an diseases, esge 4
ciaiiy hose or wouen AMI ehilsreH. -f- =. -
FROM PHYSICIANS. p
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-23
I'D PIRRRRRIG mr. APAFR

o. any Kind and therefore relieves by rsmo5ing the
sHBertHgs ofyour child, in stead Of by aeadsHiHg is
ssHsfbihtfss- For this reason. il rommenas Itself as
DREN TEETHING, D%IAhRHoEA. nYsENTERY,
GRIPPING IN TIE BowELS. AGIDITY or THE
STOMACH. WIND. COLD IN THE HEAD and
fazafisH- regulating the BoreLs aHd reliepiRg pain.
il has ne being an eHti spasm0dis st = iS-d
with uUQihng sHeeess in All esses 81 CONFUSION
OR OTHER FITS. IT g0z rdtae the IiNs end kealtA
Of y0zs children and pisAIO Sa1s fhsm from tA0ss
sad and bhgAtiRg e9RseYHeRess pAieh are certain %
resHh from the use Of narcotics Of Which other
rsleG.fS for IRfaHfiis ConPlsiHfs are eOaB0ssd
take none bEt DIR kATON'S INFANTILE CORDI
Al, this you can rely uP9n. II is perfectly harmless
aud cannot iDiure the most delicate infant. Price. 3
pared only by a<rLL EHFe-
~ CHURCH & DUPONT,
NJ .4uQ Eraadwav- New-York
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PRICE itINES.

THE LIVER LVYTGORATOR mil
CATHARTTC PILLS are retailea by Draggists gem
orally, anu sold wholesale by The trade N all the large
towns. 5. I " SANFORD. NJ D,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
Jan e5, ItoO.-Iy 3j Broadray, New York
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-23

RsoHs rsiC when given in time. IL acts as g. BY
maybe. and one triaL alone will convince yen that
Mhan "a Ia / z nrna = IL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-23

Ana BY all respectable. Druggists Throughout the
country. Jan L. ls6O-iy
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-23
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. AVER & co. Lowell, Mass

Woods & Pew. Hoyt & sTatton, Warren;s. 7. soule
Newton Falls; ]. W. Jackson, JohnsonYiIle; D. B.
FELTON,, Kinsman; Williams & ~Squibble, hesoPota-
mia; Dr.: 9. W. Howe, North BlooEfsls, and all deal
ers In Medicine,
lost. 3, Ie0o1
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FAMILY
CATHARTlC FILLS,

C~OMPOUNDED FROM I
pURE YEGETHBLE EXTRACTS; mi PU7
mp IN GLASS CASES. AIR TIGHT IN WILL
yep IN fNY CLIMATE
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Jan 25, Ie60.-IJ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01
HOUSE FORSALE
A COTTAGE RESIDENCE

d South SIDE Of LINEN Street Between. Nan and
Shelby Strssts.
TfIE House contains Fsur Roams, Kitehen. gsrvm7,
Il koom, etc. The bt fronts o. feet. ne yard las
b~eaullful shade trees and shrubtary-a de.IFs5fs ulsrs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01
srmmanY.

Partial returns from Harris, Galveston and
Austin COUNTIES, Texas, the telegraph Of yes
terdsy informs us, show an overwhelming ma
jorfty for secession
General Twiggs hiss been stricken from the
army roll Of the olate United States" as "a
cowsrd and traitor" Arumot has reached
Washington Of .he death Of the General.
Adviees received from Charleston at WASH
inston, say that President Davis had a long
interview with Major Anderson, and a subse-
quent fumor says "that there win be no col
lision at Fort sumtsr.p
The peace conference" having passed
Though It's aceOuehmsht and been delivered Of
a wulstto as a compromise between the white
and Black Republicans Of the American
Union-neither man nor monkey flesh or
fowl-adJourned sine ale on Wednesday. The
weakness Of lie maternity does not argue we'll
for the strength OF longevity Of the child.
The city authorities Of V a%shington paid
her respects 70 Mr.. Lincoln, on Wednesday,
and were 'fWarmly received" He said he
never had other than kind feelings toward bis
fsllow-ciizeus, and hoped they would be bet
ter pleased when they knew each other better,
as he had no intention TO withhold any Of their
rights. We wonder if the right Of self gov
eminent is among those which be does not
"intend to withhold"
Tne resolutions reported by the special
House committee Of thirty4hree, declare that
tsere is no sufficient cause for a dissolution Of
the Union, but that the faithful observance
o. ali constitutional obligations BY al the
States, is essential to the peace Of the coun-
tT. They declare, however, that ait Is the
duty OF the Federal Government to enforce
the federal laws, protect federal property, and
preserve The Union of the ststssp
In our telegraph columns viii be found the
majority snd minority reports Of the select
e0muiies of the House at Washington, APP
pointed to take into consideration President
Buchanan's course in receiving commissions
ers from the State Of south Carolina. The
majority rspon argues against the right Of Sc
~cession, and asserts it 90 be the duty Of the
executive TO enforce tire laws in every part Of
the country with military, il The civil authod-
ty is insufficient
10 the House Of representatives, U. S. Con-
gress, day before yesterday, a motion to re-
consider the vote whereby Mr. Corwin's pro-
posed amendments to The Constitution failed,
on the Doth, to receive a two-thirds vote, was
carried by a vote Of I2S against Go, amid
great confusion. Mr.. Corwih's propositions
were finally adopted by a vote Of 132 to 65,
which was followed BY tremendous applause
from both-the Democratic and Republican
sides OF the House We have DOW the "Guth-
RE compromise p adopted BY the "peaes con-
and the Corwin propositions adopted
BY the lower House Of the U. S. Congress.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

and shall be charged with postage, to be pre-
paid by stumps, at tive cents per ounce for any
distance. The publishers Of newspapers OF
periodicals may send to each other from their
respective Offices Of publication, free Of post
age, one copy Of each publication.
SEC. g. Be 4 further es0cisa, That the POST
master Generi Of the Confederate States be,
and Is hereby authorized, 20 make all necessa-
" arrangements for the transmission OF mails
between the territories Of this and other Gov
ernments subject to the approval Of the Pres
ident, until postal treaties can be effected.
Passed February q, 1861.
FMoN9ecauRr, Fsbruary . .-ssvsraI models
Of fags were presented
Several acts wsrs engr0ssed, snd secrecy re-
moved.
An act to define more accurately the exemp-
ton duty on certain goods.
An act modifying the navigation laws.
An act in relation to the slave trades the
punishment defined.
An act organizing a general staff for the
army.
An act authorizing the establishment Of adj
ditioaal ports Of entry.
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For ReEsE.
SMOKY CHIMNBYg!
CITY FARNISH ROOMS.

THEY withstand ihe action 81 weather, aHd are abss-
4 lutelV imparishable. A larEe ara varied st1cF
VIII now Re Kept on hand at ny shop. on he cu-ner af
II uKN and CAU5EY streets.
ia2o-sm II. LEuoN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01
DennIng BIack-RepubiicanIsm

Col. Sam. Msdary has lately commenced
the publication Of a paper at Columbus, Ohio,
called the CnsiE. In the course Of his ssluta-
tory, be thus alludes to the political orgsniza-
ton shortly to assume the control Of the gov
eminent
Tie Republican party, and Isay It ia all
candor and truth, as an organization, is in
adequate to restore order, retain its "
strength or act in harmony on any great
measure Of national health, and the r~estora-
ton Of the government That party has
within its organization an element. much
larger than the more conservative men in it
suppose, that is resolved on revelation and
Vengeance. Fsnaticsl, mischisvous, reckless,
with a secret organization Of its own, feeling
its strength and Importance for evil, it will be
wholly uncomfortable, and win follow the
bent Of its inclinatiOns. It places its own
perverted conscience, "seared as with a hot
iron" above law; and platforms above con-
stitutions. i has no object in its existence
but that Of disorder, and no higher aims than
those Of exercising Gods vengeance as they
understand Il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

@LuNoOLN (ssys the New, York Day
Book has announced kihseH Q tsaitor 4. his
eoaaiT. It bar been ~solennly atudga hat
this Government was not intended to include
ALL men in lt-that negroes were particularly
excluded. But LINCOLN, standing in the han
Of Independence, says differently. He saws
be will be assassinated before be will give M
this principle Of "hsgro freedom :" We say
he means this, and we defy any one to make
anything else out CT bis language. He pro-
poses, therefore, to bring upon this country q
calamity, before (which the death Of a thou
sand LrNcoLN's were but the dust in the bal.
anee. And yet, this "second W~AsHuNeroN.s
as be eOmplaeently 'alludes to himself, SAYS
thathe is gptng 70 fellow in tbe footsteps OF
tie HlustFioas Father Of his eountrv, y dur.
ing whose administration abolition petitions
were kicked out Of Congress, and 'slavery"
extended over the Territories now comprised
in the States Of Kentucky, Tennessee, Missis-
siPpii and Alabamai We are compelled, the
mere we-hear Of ABsAHAm LrScouN, to be-
lisvs that he is, at heart, an aboitionist Of the
ultra kind, and no man with his avowals ought
ever to be sworn in under the Constitution Of
GEORGE WAsHTNGToN, without a disavowal
Of his reasonable opinions. What he may
DO We cannot say, but if he ACTS out his opin-
ions, be will overthrow the LIBERTIES OF
HIS COUNTRY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

DUTIES on Books The importers Of for
eign books are loud in their complaints against
the new tariff proposed in Congress. The
present law is a tariff Of eight per cent. ad
valorem on all foreign books, and, Of course,
the largest amount of revenue comes from
large and expensive books and book %rarities.
By section twenty-five Of the proposed law,
call books printed more than thirty years from
the date Of importation are frees" and this is
balanced by the following restriction ga duty
Of fifteen cents per pound weight on all new
English books, bound or unbound.n This sec
ton will increase the price OF the multitude
Of new and important books, not reprinted in
the United States, from fifty to one hundred
and fifty per cent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

for our fallen thunderbolts, we vii be found
like SAMSON, Sind and hslpless BAD they viii
make sport sf oar misarF. Ihe ailkeR eoras,
with which they bind us now, will change 70
Lfroa fetse-s in the moment Of revolt -
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MARCH i, 1861.
4Gb A0tertissmtnts.
= g.r,y.l s.a:sss q ne s@lasn.

gsdtaas NrsJ. B. ROBERTS.
IHlS EvENINGs Friday. March lat, ~1ssI-FkUsT
AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Mr.. J. b. Rob
ertaj NarEuerits, Mis- Jennie PaTksr......OUT FOB
A H~oLIDAE-Bobby Hlrzie, NJ. Dawson.
NOTIcE-Alteratlon OF Tine: Doors open at to
oomnence ~ < Dsfore 8.
Scale or PRfCEs .-DfeaH Circle and P~arquette, T5c.
Third Tier and Coiored Gallery, 25c.
Box once open from 10 tin O'Clock and from 3 tfll 8
,. a. Tickets and Secured Seats are admissible only on
the nigntf for which they are secured. Attentive usherE
viii ahsu visitors 10 their seats.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

The SOUTHERN EXPORT IMPORT Cox
PAEY.-The object sf this company, which
has recently been incorporated By our legisla-
ture, il to facilitate shipment Of cotton, lum-
Der, turpentine, rosin, etc, ETC., direct to Eu-
will be made, and to purchase goods in Eu-
rope on commission. Agents will be sppcin-
ted in Liverpool, Hayre, and one or two Of the
German towDsj and also in the prineipaltowns
in this State.
The capital Of this company will be $780,
900, and the shares $50 each.
The books will be shortly opened, Of which
due notice will be given.-JdeksonpiIe (Fla.)
Confeieraeq.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

W. A. BRowN.
Died at bis residence near Aberdeen, Monroe
county, Ark, on the - day Il 1860, Dr..
Henry E. WeIborne. His death was caused by
the accidental discharge of g u in his own
hands while out on a bunting excursion. A.
though his wound was very severe, be seemedto
suffer no great pain. He lived eight days after
the distressing accident, never murmuring or
complaining. he bore bis suffering with great
composite, perfectly in his right mind, until
his spirit took its flight from earth.
WHEREAS, The grand master OF the uni
verse, in the course OF his sll-wise providence,
has seen proper to call from or midst, and
from time 10 eternity, 0ur much beloved broth
er. DR.. II. z. Weliborne, a member Of the Ab-
erseen lodge No. 20, Of free and accepted
masons: therefore,
Resolped, That while we would bow with
humility and reverence 20 the divine will If
him who orders al things after the council OF
bis will, and sharing deeply in the general sor-
ROW which The sad, melancholy event has pro
dueed. and desiringte manifest our sensibiEtv
on Inc mournful occasion, be it further
ResolUed. That in The death Of our beloved
brother the fraternity, as well as The commu-
nifty at large, has sustained an irrepsrable loss.
As a Masonh be wss~ exemplary, and at the time
Master Of this lodge. As a husband, be was
kind, indulgent and true. As a master irdul-
gent and GOOD. ,.H
ResolDei, Thai we deeply and sincerely sym
pathize with bis bereaved widow, and invoke
upon her the blessings OF Him who dosth an
things wei, and point her to his heavenly
promises.
Rssolrsd, That the members ofth;s lodge, az
q token Of respect and esteem they feel for the
memory OF a deceased brother, Will wear the
usual badge Of mourning for thirty DAYS.
Rsolssd, That a copy OF these resolutions
be sent 70 the bereaVed widow, and also that
their publication be requested ID ibe Memphis
APrEAL and 6UalaAcke and the Little Rock
True Dcmoaaf.
W II JEFFRIEs, Y. N P.T
W uv-rr Cartw d r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

YIELD OF CorroN AND ToBAcco.-Tbe ex-
ecutiye COMMITTEES Of the MecklenbuFg agri-
cultural society whose DUTY it was to award
premiums for the largest yield Of cotton and
tobacco, mat last week, and, having the GER
thcates OF competitors before them, decided
that Mr.. Charles J. Harris, of Cabarrus eoun-
~, was entitled to The first pfemirm-a sllper
piteher-for the largest yield Of cotton on four
acres Of improved land-5,456 pounds. Also,
to MF. Harris, the first premium for largest
yield on one aere-f,40 400 pourds. To Mr.. Peter
Cox, Of Cabsrrus, the first premium-a silver
pitcheT-fOT largest yield Of cotton on one acre
OF Improved land-i,573 pounds. To Msisr
Cenas A. Gfier, Of Mecklenbufg, for largest
yield Of tobacco on four acres Of nainpreved
land-4,4l5 pounds the first ersmium-a
silver pitcher, Also, to same, Cor largest yield
on one sere-1,T0S-ths FIRST prenlam-Ghar-
lotic Democrat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

TfUE subscriber wishes 70 inform The citizens taat Ia
4 Is now ready 20 receive old and second hand furni-
ture Of every description. 70 repair ana Varnieh ne
same, ard Il Il is desirable. he hss no o~hjeclionq - r.
pairing the furniture At The family resideuce-the er-
ps1se % dr.ying and hauiinE would be sgred. Ne VIII
rs-urh0lstsr and furnish new hair cloth IN chairs
sofas and divals. All descriptlen cf stramsoaf frr1E
ture, chairs repaired and painted, and no a-biscfi0rs 4.
going any distance in The country On the nlantafionI-
thus the expense, trouble and trantpnrtatir OF NJ f1--
nit1re to The city aad back again can be save-lf
aiona. gould pay the repairing of e. Apuir - aha,-
or adiTHss ne through he post cmre.
fa7-lsm HENRY pu4urq
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KsOxvnLr, February q, 1861.

REs1eSATIoE-The following is e copy Of
the letter ofsCol. Charlton, rssigniBg his posi-
ton as poefmaster At KnovvHUe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

Anegreg, speaking Of her children, said Of
one who was lighter colored than the rest, " /
ne6er could barr dat ar brat, kase be show dirt
so easy"
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The n-ost-ronta IN - - ~

IL TVaT-INWlN UII Nh NIA0U up
Mr.. Seward presented the credentials Of Mr..
Harris, Senator elect from New York.
h House amendments to the post-route bill
were agreed to, and the bill passed.
Mr.. Gwin introduced a supplementary post
route bill. Laid over.
The army bill was taken ID.
The amendment for an arsenal in Texas was
stricken out.
Nj. Fessenden here made areport from The
conference committee on the diplomatic blu.
Agreed to; so the consular ans diplomatic bill
is passed.
Mr.. Baker offered an amendment to the
army bill, for $50, 900 to protect emigrants 20
Oregon Adopted.
After further confederation in committee,
the bill was reported to the Senate.
Alloqrned. ~. - -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

RAl ports In States north Of South Car
olina are now considered foreign ports, and
goods arriving from such ports must be entered
at the custom houses cf the Confederate
States Of America. All ports from George
town, South C~arolins, along the coast south
and west, SO far as and including Texas, are
cOastwise POEts.-CkarlssioB Courier, 25fh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

CONSTRUCTIONS OF THE REVENUE LAWS
Collector Coieoek has received the following
from Hon. c. G. Msmminger, Secretary Of the
Treasury OF the Confederate States, in reply
to a question
Goods imported from any Of the United
States not 10 this Coufederacy, are exempt
from duty without relation to the time Of i'm
port IL the goods were really purchased, on OF
before 2Sth February, 1861.