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UNION STREET DEPOT,
WBSEeF28 Produce!
BOILING, RIGGS & co

No @ Union street,
LTAVH haai and for sale large lots 0f ives sru Pro-
~ drce asd arocsfIss. cclsistinE %
1900 bags Irish Potatoes 30 srls- Cement;
80 saeks Oni1nsi 100 boxes Chsess;
500 sacks Corn
900 bis. Fiour, various brsndsi
TOO reaus Wrapping Paprr5
800 dozen BncEe1s,
80 nests Tubs, painted and csllars
$50 brs. WHISKY $50 5ris. Line;
80 pieces Power Loon EaEgingf
$50 coils EoBss
100 sacks Fiour5 $50 isKss Starch
90 bones oysters, fresh, picked and sBi-sdi
fs0 blEes Soapi
iO8 boxes TO6a e., al quaiitles5
90 bales Cotton Taruss
100 Kegs waite Lad
- czroons Indigo;
80 bTls- Domestic wines and Liaaorsf
caaks Imported Brandy
with great variety Of sh.if gods auahraclur Pie
F-uitH, Hustardn Baking, Maiches Grouud singer,
Pepper. Cinnamon, Stoves Male AIs1I1s PieEIea Ia
be SAT- 10 papers, Cotton Cardage. C11upagnes wei
Elakes Bottled Liquors Wax Candles o. various ollors
etc. ETC.
PeTs1as wishing - supply themselves wits csoics
Groceres would Do well y call aud examine this srocz
noi4
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DRS. ]. B. WASSOS & WM. WkSSOS,
NO. 300. DENTISTS. NO. 800.

TTAvE moved their once to corner Of s.z.
II UNION AND MAIN sTRBErS II
where they have htted up and fnrnishe4l f'YY9t3
rooms suitable for the accommodation Of AAAJ
those who may favor them with their eonhden1e and
having thus located permanently offer their professional
services IN the different branches Of Dentistry promis
ing The paSiic to them in the most sktfu and
udcieus manner and In every eason4ble warrant
satisflction both 10 operations performed and
charges for the Further than this We wish 10
hold cut nducement whatever, to ensn4re the public
draw them 70 ohce By sny exhibition Of Dental
specimens propositions 10 de cheap Dentistry" or
@at prices as low lower than the very lowest
or by any other alton Of fscts in any way
whatever. Eeither do We wish any to misiaks
nAHe (Wassonl for that 81 another. As the name Is
plane and Flace Of business easily found. Once
81 upiou and Hain, No. 800. fe2S- d ,tEaW
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BOOK RIIlERIL
JAC0R G. WARD

nEsPECTFBLLT Announces TO his ,.EFlVkry
n former patrons thst he may Be fon1d klgLAksss
st No 1876 Main street, opposite the Ciayeia-1-5r1
Building, where he is prepared % ervee1a1A---2F
the public with anything IN his line Blank Beoks
or every descrpsu5 with or without printed hsaos,
aade TO order.
uavsg one Of the most approved ruling machihes be
b prepared 70 90 any kind o. ruling Particular zttsu
on paid 20 the binding OF mnsic and all kRds Of peri
odicals, either plain or 10 eNtra style.
All orders from the city or c8untry will racei~e
prompt attsntisu JACOB G. WARD
is6 Main street, opposite Clay Building. sd hoor.
mar2t Memphis. Tens.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-17
FREIGHT FOR THE
l
Mobile and Ohio Railroad,

4 Ii FreiEht for shipment the Memphis and
a Chsrlettsn R. r. = be re-shippsd At Cornth on
the Mobile and Ohio railroad must be prepaid Blank
receipts for freight Will be furnished application 70
agents Through receipts viii hs given follow
iuC statonS only; Rierzi Green Town satlno Tupslo
Verona. C0on0rrah Okolona, Egypt, Prairie Loekatou
west Psint rilbee AayheF, Artcsa, Oelumhus, CrAw-
ford, Bro1ksvi;le Aac,n, TbuEHak WEkalak. scsobh
suCsruochee, GanrEville, Tamolh, IAudsrdale Lock-
hart, Marion. Meridian Enterprise Quitman, Desoto
sippi LiRp, Mobile ". J. ROSS
MEMPHIS, APRIL 10, 1861. Gen suB't.
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ARKANSAS LANDS.

We oTsr for sale 50 oo0 OF choice Arkansas
lands improved and unmproved and located various
points embraced within The best cotton growing regions
ia the state.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-17

To Planters and Gardeners.
EATE have on hand about 800 brls. RHODES SUPER
w PHOSPHATE OF LINZ. which is recomme e1ded
the best standard in United States Ger
tneaies furnished npsn application. Price - PER 100
pounds.
We have also lot Of LAND PLASTER on hand, for
sale al the lowest market price.
W. HOWARD CO.,
ur24-daWlm Ma. Howard row
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-17

tv have ul.ad from such associations. Il was said
,f..ois On Of pagan superstition, "What mu st
be where the monkey is a godg''
DErxpsE OF rily too much to paraphrsse the
-, ...;, ., king, what must the people be, in
- ~, .-ssfPm Lineoins and seward ahd
tutes, on the subject Of armiDs
offered and disposed Of rssOl, nle henz,s, Of th'
committee OF Eve members Of The boPaFies Dickens
ponted to be called the committee ns as IN t1'
-s was lost. Aid Hughes offered " ,s,,I III -
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BOOKS! BOOKS!
Young & Brother,

nICKEEs' WORKS. complete.
u Irving's works, complete.
Calhoun's Works, complete.
Webster's Work., cenpleto-
Political Text Beck. By n. W. Ciuskey.
History Of France. py bite.
Carolina Sports. Ry Eliott
Life in the Old World.
Homes Of American Statesmen.
Homes Of American Authors
Woo5bury's Writings.
JUST RECEIVED,
A large assortment Of Printers Ink
For sale BY YOUNG BRO,
mrI2 0td-fsliows' hall.
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ChaIienge 60 the WorId

WE WILL GIvE 5000 CASH for better remedy
w Tor Chiils and Fever than CREIGHTOK'S CHILL
KING. or 500 20 produce q Of Chifs and Fever
that the Ohm King fails 10 cure.
9. C. CREIGHTON 4 CO.,
anrr wfgsa4 --essr .faf. 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-17

war PKEPARATIoNs IN VIEerSIA.-Aceord-
srmory, located in that city, ss in full opera
tion. Il turns cut from 1000 to 5000 muskes
and rife cartridges in a day. AT the TredsgaF
works two ten-inch columblsds, destined for
Alabama, are nearly completed; two heree-
looking noitars for South Carolina will shortly
be ready. In toe casting Of one mortar and
gun isst week $4,000 pounas Of metal were
used. Shell and cannon shot lie pTomiseuousy
and in heaps, and a large number Of men are
engaged In the nannfActure Of these destruc-
tive messengers. Several cannon, Of the large
and small calbre, are in process OF manufse-
turs, or already completed; and In another de-
psrtmsRt the gun carriages are getting ready,
under Ne bands Of competent workmen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-17
pIIssIssPPT'PLANTATIONs.
TENNESSEE FARMS.

We oGer a number OF select and highly improved
Yarns in SHELBY county varying In distance from Aem
phis from twenty miles All OF these lands
dssiraby situAtsd, and haely adapted for Gardening
and Farming purposes.
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RARGATNS. RARGAINS.

HAVING purchased the entire stock Of Foreign and
II Domestic Liquors OF Stocknau Co., and desir-
ing 20 change fhe business Will Oer chances 70
buyers. The stock consists Of Wines Brsndes, SKY
ana Gin. I have Also hand OF the best ands
Cf Snoking and Chewing Tobacco.
TELEGRAPH Ruilsing, opposite Court Square.
q
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has become Of all bis money is mystery to
myself and others. His reign has lasted full
twenty-five years, and am sure that under
estimate bis income at an average OF ts0oO 4
year. Here is a gross smount Of 100000,
equal 10 one million Of your AmerSfan dollars.
Very little has Dickens to show FOR all this.
he is compelled to 20 back to bis readings
which be now hates, and commences bis ses-
ton on the first Monday in March, BY reading
bis "Christmas CarolD and "Boots Of the Holy
Tree Imp az the ST. James hall, Pieeadilly.
more truly genial man than Dickens does
not live. He likes TO see others ENJOY them
selves. while Thackeray seems to care only
for eRioving himself. One constantly hears
Of kind sections done by Dickens; never Of
Thackerav in that way. To possession OF
good heart ss well IS vast genius. / think
that Dickens very closely resembles Walter
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10
A Green Rose,

The London Gardeners Chronicle thus describes
q novelty among roses, which has been success
fully grown IN France and in England Con
ceiye q China Rose, with every part bright
green, deep on the outside, palii in the mid
die the calyx wholly unchanged the five nat
ural petals transformed into five small, broad
reen leaves, and the rest Of the centre consist
ing of pale green straps of various degrees Of
narrowness, spreading evenly round the middle,
and forming green star, with innumerable
points. Such Is the Rose Bengale verte. IL
has 20 scent, and docs not show the least ucl.
nation to exchange lis yerdure for rosy hue
1t is quite regular in It's form and greenness, no
change having been remarked since the year Of
its birth. 1t is now well ost N'ri-a Eve year
old plant with n fixed habit. Although this
has no great beauty in itself, it Is considered
possible that by hybr i1lng, new yarities may
be obtained, combining the parent colcrs red ,
white, and green, and thus new beauty be nd
ded to the Queen of Flowers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10

In nm English work recently reprinted in
this country, entitled Wild Sports OF the
East" a description is given of the manner IN
which the hog is hunted in India, for the sake
Of his tusks, These formidable weapons are
priced by English sporlsmeu as proofs OF their
skill MS horsemen and hunters. The only wea
Don used in hunting the gray boar Of India, is
the spear
Two or more cllaliers, we'll mounted and ar.
mel with this weapon, set forth on the chase,
and he who kills the boar, or indicta the first
wound is awarded the tusks Some OF the
flesh of the grizzly monster sshen applied to the
rejection Of the hungry hunters, and, after dee
agitation, the remainder Of the carcass is thrown
away.
Far different is the posthumous lot of the
boar in other cout-ics, In Russia, the hog j.
hunted by horscmen armed with rifles and as
sisted by dogs, a full grown boar being always
a most awkwared customer to deal with. The
peril and excitement attending the chase OF
these animals constitutes the chief Undue cement
for hunting them, while the head of tho wild
boar is trophy for the successful hunter,
The carcass is of little value except for the brs'
ties, Those from the back and neck are highly
priced for toilet purpose, the best hair-brushes
be ing made from such bristles.
The half wild hogs of Russia are mostly
raised by the sers, who allow them to run in
the forests ill three or four years old, when
they are killed, the flesh is cured for food, and
the full cot of brisles carefully saved and pre-
prepared for exports. This item Of bristles ia u
largo one Tor the Russian peasants, that count
ry along exporting no less than eighty thousand
pounds or about three ilon English pounds
weight annually.
Germany Il so exports brisiies; but the guam
lily is small, compared with Russia and the
quality inferior The French hogs are mostly
raised Tor food but the bristles, which are fair
and white, are only adapted to the manufacture
Of certain kinds Of brushes. The American
hogs are raised in immnce numbers in the
western states also in considerable quantities
in other states They are mostly killed at less
than year old, for tho purpose of food and
at certain seasons the slaughter Of hogs in Gin
sinnati and other western cities, is sight to
en- in no other part Of the world
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEWAE, JAN. 10, 1851.

guardian, struck meas highly honorable to his
parental character. On the th.s3 day write
when they arc only four dayaod-laay we're
permitted q wider range, liabla ai@ays to be
brought back as before, when t.oy sraycl 100
f4r, and were Pm 10 BEL Htdo later, They
were stirring too, this morning . htdo earlier
than they were yesterday morning Thus have
been enabled, and thu5may any Of your read
crs be enabled, increase the knowledge Of nat
ural history, in those OF its most interesting
phases which have heroto(orgbean secluded from
human observation Permit ro once more TO
say that there cannot bo apur.r and more in
su1ctiyo home pleasure, than an aquarium y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10

,.l .-.1 i,,,,.fi-
...Lt -, o,.n air.
"''J "'7
ALONE Nc ' ,1 49,. crrottioc h,r
00' '..'2 ..... = n, -t5oso h9lcvon
oO' "'' i'' I,.i.,.mo nav ua,
"'1' ""'' -. .,.an. i,,i,r orottcr o.
""'' e.,r., I'D ,,.r,i,,o yoy.s ttoy keen
nc h,aa;1, ,rh., mo ,cloic e,ol draws
.i..s, ~, f,to ,conM NOT
,l,.n1s Al, Gino,io hest and dear.
n-..... ..,I,. s,oto, ncv,r <LoH be
slo !. NV vilo. She
,onos ma Wretch p,.t am--retnrnipg her
Ianowitl, so.b o,loct a. do. when said she
,lonIJ ncycr t,ov bnt fila, loved her. And
.l,a.a..,,o, 80 No must hide iLc.e wretch
{, u.o,ot,. and ~, n bo m / nromis.d to be. ="
ia ,,n,oj.,s r. r.. ,pter the house uoain. but
n.,sod o.. suddenly and amin exclaimed
a.. lo,, oa,, moot Ge,oria. how can
noot tbo Glance n her remoachful eve. # Ihad
coosad to lava her could do If. bat aoc. with
~. two-l,ld ou;lt unon NV beart--I caqaot do
# Twill get some one to introduce Lillian, and
Il sbe tnr,. coldlv away from her. will not
o,tomnt to sroaL, with her. But if not. if she
rocoiya. nv vii. C,iepdly.O can I-dore al.
Iou n,solI Ia hear hcr voice? / must. n,H, .
10 oddoJ with sodden energy . But ma. away
.noa ..,ox Ihrt add Gl.ebood nnon false.
,t..f..;, ~, n.,,,oL.
"O''' y ''',''
'u' "''''"'" "''"' '"'' '' ,.l
~ 'a''' "''o' PACING '''', I,1 " , ~ ~
ho"r' '"' AZ o'"'o nov 'O'''' '''
anu ne suVo''O'u u s"'"'"7 '','''''''', "
eAc'e' 's'i'"B,' anu '''u,"''S ~ ;"a "o"', h
iouhd gentleman Oh MS "el"'ln''''' VIZ
knew Ni''' "''""a' |"' p''',h i, t Wv.
his charSe'he w"''eu 70 soy 10" 'on''i' :,
0''''' ..,
not tell whether her cheek changed It's nue.,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10

A Reliab'a Nitne IS.


,..5 ''' ~ '''''''' -
E'',''. ,...: ~. ''''' y,
.'''' nav '''a
I.lra o,.a,..h.., ..,., -. o.
a, one limo ...na - .l,.a,
to draw for it. agreed at another tine to
point out mans house a, Domskin. and
if they could not oct him oat they were to burn
hi. hageard If thew got him out thew would
beat him we'll any way. would rattle, ttkea
mans life then break nv oatb-T would ma,
ike. bya false oath. to tnl4oser NV sui.
The priest asked me. at confession. had con-
tossed all my sins. told him Lad but / did
not tell him about being a Ribtosman. lit
vas sn, told the uri,sta he. some priests
are more stust h as RibHanm.a than Others
that isspelk moro ug,irstit The pins,
went toin Liverpool never asked me d I'd
Ahoutit, do not say | ever heard @ priest
say it was not sin to be Rihbenmaa, bus
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10
The NAILS.

Disease not only withos ana omacAtc3 the
human frame but after IL departure leaves
thereon a minute record ofits action, very in
tuigible TO the experienced au3 obs ry2ut eye.
Few nyalids ar2 aware tia, they bear about
with thom-in fact their fingers end3--an no
cartc register oflhoir pat nIrings butsuch
Is the case. In some of Partisan hospitals the
surgeons customanly scru,nle narrowly the
Guscr nails Of patients newly admitted, for the
purpose Of cleaning thercfrom more correct in
formation IS to the past progress Of their dis
eases than could, perhaps otherwise have been
acquired and 80 accurate arc the conclusions
thence drawn, as very often to astonsh the IN
conscious bearers Of the strange record. Al
loving q certain average daily growth from the
nails, it has been found. on examining those Of
a person who had four ponths before had IN at
tack Of typhus, that towards the centre Of the
nails, which had at thai time been their rot,
deep and we'll defined .ransYcrse furrow re
NAMED, coinci1ing with that accidental inter,
rupton to their nutrition and growth The
depth Of the depression VII always Be exactly
prorortionato to the severity Of their illness,
anl the breadth to TIA duration while il there
hal been an subsequent lcnrss they would ha
found sace.ssiyey indicauiatproqsr intervals,
IKE I'll rotohcs ia tai stick
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10

When Mr.. Wilberforce was candidate for
Hull, his sister, an amIble and witty young la
dy, offered the compliment of new gown to
each Of the wives of those freemen who voted
for her brother on which she was sllu'ed with
n cry of :" Miss Wiberforce for ever !" when
she pleasantly observed, &" thank you, gentle
meu but cannot agree with you-Ior really
do not wish to DO Miss Wilbrforce Tor ever -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10
Winter Transit On the Tee


More 'ha1 ten thousand mics OF ''o r''e''
and waters OF the N'rth and West Ar' frozen
during from tour to ii'e months % wy year.
completely lsoIaims the inhabitants ~ Sou'
localities during me entire " '"'eF months
Inc ric'ist copper ana IRON "'"'s' anu '"'
most valuable iuu'oeF r'b'"S' Us ''o'0 VI '''''
SUPERIOR are cut oh' not only ron 'F""f lo''"
ton ior theF produc'S' and "Ft'''S % con
SUMPTION, BAT even inc means 81 commune"
ton are wanting so 'nat Tor months 'oS ,'"''
the mails are Transported ny n"H'o''co i"o''"'
moving on sno"-snoes' Even along we course
Of rivers where railroads are PFoPcleo' az"
already exist the severity Oh the winter oi'en
interrupts travel The ilhhos central fo'"
was blockedup ~ soo" Tor sA weeks curing
the Nmtor OF i8'o-' and Their m'eN'n'I!
was broken ~ ifost' causing SERIOUS '@n''Se
ana ae!ay' me enhanced expenses % rU"'''s
the tram in Winter on some OF these ROADS
more tnan consumes the ProhlS Oh V3e QUINN
s0sloeSs on tae Northern N'lIr''" 'f''n loF-
onto 70 "orS'an pay y upper '"'l-o'' y '''
pe'h lo"nd necessary 20 suspend operations
during tNe lo'er' ana inc "o'eF'i''''' 'aS'
winter proh'o'teo Inc running ol 'f''ils oh ''s
tracks Mucn q 'lo damage ARISES rom '"e
severe co"cuS''o" "n'''' WIN '"' ""'q''. cor,
'rae''o" anu expansion Ol'aE' '"' "H'''' anu
INJURIES INC rams
Inc "'Noooe''o" u ''e s'e"" 'co c"II '"Sc'
moving GA runners instead o' "uee'' upon 'oe
roe" 7urncV % ''e f''''' ''o I'N''' '''''y"u y
inc IRON why anu '"'' ''.'S .'' ""'"'"i 'Ve-
'o''' "''''' a., ''' w, " '''' q" - = ~" ,
sc " iH'gi "'ei'' mn ''' r. ~ N''"'' '''"'
these difficulties and afford ClCn better tacI-
itiys lO the traveller 10 Winter thau ~ Sum
mcf Impressed with tie value o Till, new
mode Of communication Is steam. certain cil-
liens Of Prairie du Chicn, IN Wisconsin, base
purchased the right to u,c upon tte pI.r
Missi.sip nvly invented steam ice courage,
first constructed last Winter. IA addition &
this. arrangements are maxim. 10 open great
northwestern route Wv IN. wuy Of the Mr,i.s
inn, p.trs Red Rn,rnf tho NORTH. I,k,
Wiarapac and t,e Saskatchewan river. from
Prairie do cbien. thr.nga /. ta,.of IF. Rocky
Maintains. Is the hcad waters IF IN. Fraser
ana Columbia rivers. the fountains M witch
rivers. emnty,pq into the Pacific O,ear. ar.
but .rce hundred and seventeen ward, from tbe
fountain If the Sa, katehcwan and rs alruents.
This forms continuous iti,t!- .,4+ti!.!.!. iea r1ad
three THOUSAND miles in length a continuous
Railroad OF that length is among the maryels
yet to be- These ice carriages consist of an
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10

An old lady, who recently went to engage
the minister for her fourth marriage, complained
to him that 3" there never was ony poor woman
plagcit wi sich doeing bodies o men,"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10

A woman asked her gardener why the weeds
always outgrew and covered up the aowers'
" Madam he answered, - the soil is mother
of the weeds, but only step mother OF the aow-
orc -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10

a husband tolegmphcd to his wife " What
have you for breakfast, and how is the baby ="
The answer came " Back.whcat cakes and
the Measles
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10
Dome.t.s LIB ol Ilhs1.

pair OF FNcklt@cEs 30 hl9 aquarium ana OF INC
general appearances r his marno museum. lio
SAYS
About month ago the male etickleblcks
baqan TO assume very brilliant colors, ycrmil-
ion red underneath, and a deep saa.grsen on the
back and then ID form nests in the sen lettuce.
and the lenalessrawned. For q day or two, the
nests were yieiantly watched bv the males, but
snbsoouontIy wars abandoned. Sagnactip, that
Ma larn,it cr,ls hod boon Glibns,orinc nrop
tl.on ro,,,v.3 tr,o., ,,ort,.,,o, c.,n, tbo tamil
,i,, th;n., ,,., li,o,y :, dist,rh tlo into.
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