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Also, refers By permission, to the Hon. joseph Holt.
iats Commissioned o. Patents and atp-eseut Postmaster
General, and % J. ". Keep, ESQ, 2T2 Main street,
phia eAppeal." rroII-law
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che Chief Among Medicines.

DRENTLISGzR' FLUID KXTRACT or sARsAPA-
- RTLfA AT DANDELION "a purely vegetable
PREPARATION stands 81 the bead Of all curative agents,
In cases Of Scrof1ia, Enlargement Of the Joints, Ohronlc
Rheumatisls. Erupi0us Of he SKIN. Ecttls Rash, Tes-
ter, IHdi gesi0n or Dyspepsia, Nervaus OF Bilious
Headache, S~ypEiitic OF Aercurial Diseases, Complaints
incident 30 females; ir short. for all diseases arising
from g deraHged condition OF the digestive organs, an
impure state - the blood, or the ujudicious use Of
mercury.
Physicians prescribe IL in p~refsrsnes to any other
Alternative IN use.
For sale By J. q. HILLS
Ne. 3 Poplar street,
naqq-Bm west o. OvsrtOu hotel.
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Aftnohment Notice.

q. n. POILAh Va sAo- a. nAAAAhs
TT ,r,esrfng from ahesvit filed 10 thls case has the
c-sered mai publication be made in some Newspaper 10
ne civ OF Memphis 4ccording 3 law, natfytng said
Defendant 10 appear before me a. ny once a. l9qcocE
nd 5ssead tie suit, or tie same VIII be p~rocesded giih
x J. HoREEL.P.
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NEW ROCKS!

lust RECEIVED, NEwAEDIETEREsTIEG B9OKs
d The Petty Annoyances Of Married Life. By BaiEst
The Songs Of ireland. By Samuel Lover.
The Cottages Of The Alps BY the author Of Heasan
Life in Germany.
Everetts Life OK Washington. .
Cousin Harry. By Mrs. Grey.
Woods and Waters. By Alfred B. Street.
Over the Cliffs. BY Charlotte Chanter.
The Recreation OF a Country Parson.
Lake House. By Fanny Jewald.
Moral History Of Women, By Legouve.
Brief Biographies. By Smiles
The Lost Hunter. ByJ. z. Adams.
Buckland's Curiosities Of Natural History.
Reason and the Bible. By Squier.
Life OF VIM. 7. Porter. By Brinley.
Guesses at Truth. By Two Brothers.
The lost Principle; or, The Sectional Equilibrium
By Barbar0ssa. For sale By II. WADE X co.
jai5-daw $50 Msin street.
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RoA FoRT oummodtogs utaamboaa Rky-
lara, Capt FULTON. win leave a. shove fhis evenina Al
q o'clo1E W p. Hainss, scent.
FOB C~rEctENATI--The splendid steamer Sam Kirk-
EEn, Capt. Throop, viii leaVe for Cincinnati this dEv
at o'clock. Ehots Tinson q Co., and J. 7. Bourne,
agents.
FoR WHITE AND LITTLE RED RIrERs-The hand-
some steiner hrnceiet. Duncan master, viii leave for
.ne above tnd way iandinss his evening, AZ s O'Clock.
james 7. Nourne, agent.
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miscellaneous.

The AMALGAKATIoE OF LANGUAGEs.-1nere
II = growiDg tendency IN this age 70 sppropriAts the
most expressive words Of other languages, and AFTER a
while 70 incorporate them into our own tins the
word cephalio, which Is from the Greek, signifylng flor
he head" is now becoming popslarized In connection
with Mr.. spalelng's great headBche remedy but 10 win
soon % used IN a more general way, and the word
cephalie will become As common As electrotype. and
many others, whose distinction a. foreign words has
been worn away b. common use, anti th0y seem " M
tive ahd 70 the manor bora
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STATE OF COENECTICUT, Id.
UHrfH~-H ----rm %

STATE OF CO-ENECTCUT, De-
Hartford county.
HEETFORD. Jl-1uy
PerHluzly appeared n Hmtingtou, president
o. ALVIN, secretary, o. ne Hartford Fire %
company, and made 1afh thar TIE foregoing sta
By them subscribed, is q True, flI snI l1rrect e-
Of the afhirs q said company, and exhibits, m
can Be ascertained At this date. Eg actual uuf.
the drst day o. January. 1851 Before me.
JANIS NICHOLS. Justice 0fhe p
C~ONERoBLER'S OFFfCE.l
NASHVILLE. Tenn. January q. 1851
mis- is % certify that he Hartford FIrs Ins1runcs
Company, located a. Hartford, IL the state c. C11usc-
ticat, has ouuplief win All ne requlreusnu o. ne
code, on the subject % foreign Insurance C1rp1ra-.gns,
in sections I495 n 15U tnelasiva. a. yell as the ur q
24-h o. Harch, 1850. shapter 81, section m -uecnrirg
q deposits with the e5ntrolers % twenty ihtus1nI DOL
lars Of six per cent. b0ufs o. the State and .hatJaues
<. CbsdEIck is the legally auth1riE-d AGENT q sai1um-
pa1y, In ne city q HemphiL State o. tennessee
J. T. DUNLAP, Courr5lsr.
. Policies Issued and reaewed AMI l1s.ss al asl
and promptly paid, BY
j. Z. CHADWICK Agent,
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FACT WORM KNowIEG.-Spalding's Ce-
phalio Pills are a certain cure for Sick Headache, Bilious
Hesdaohe, Nervous Headache, COstiveness and Genera
Debility.
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TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAVED
Mr.. SpaldinE has sold two millions Of bottles Of his eel
ehrated Prepared Glue, and 1t is estimated that esct
bottle saves at least ten dollars worth Of broken furnt
ture, thus naking an aggregate CT twenty millions O
dOllars reclaimed from total loss By this valuable inven'
ton. Having made his Glue a household word, he nov
proposes to do the world still greater service BY eurini
all the aching heads with his Oephalic Pills, and If they
are as good as his Glue, hsadsehes viii soon vsnisl
sway ike sEoW In July.
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SWAYNE & BEARD
AND
w. d. b e A II D,
II rs Il II W
COLLECTING AGENTS,

VOASEOAAAU EGEN Abf
(0haoein Woodruff Block, Main street. Memphis, Tens.
O & B. viii wind uD the cid business Of s. 7. swayEs,
- and will continue the Collecting business in west
Tennessee, Eastern Arkansas and North Mississippi,
as before, and, also, the ONCE and Other business out Of
0ourt. y. D. B. will practice, alone, in the courts.
Tony friends and former clients INST acquainted with
Mr.. Beard, Ostsly OF Missouril I take great pleasuae in
commencing him as 3 reliable lawyer and gentleman;
'diligeut, prompt and honest.
ne4-sm J. T. SWAYNE.
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LOSTl LOST! L0sTi

Several mo5 valuable Books and Paperg, at the late
FIRE, among vhieh vas our RECIPE BOOKS, gathered
up and ooil44od during the last twenty-five years. Any
person retrrniag them 70 rs shall Be handsomely re-
wsrdsd. 4. F. FARNsWORTH 4 co.
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400 acres Chioat uuty, Tp. u s., raw;
1850 - Desha nty, Tp. Il s. z. 3W.S
bssN..
$40 .. Monroe county, Tp. sE., raw;
80 e. Crittenden county, on river, two miles from
Hopeheldi
I16o d. b.. Prairie county, Tp. ? s., R.6W-;
200 - Dallas AID Jefferson counties, TT. b., r.. II
W;
as e. Prairie county, Tp. IN, R.6W.i
$40 =. Jefferson county, Up. 7 s., R.. u WI
10 - JEFFERSON county, Tp. 7 s., r. 10 ", near
Pine Blufj
$50 =. Pulaski county, To. IN, Ri Wi
1900 81 Arkansas county, Tp. 3 s., r. W;
Besides many more choice selections Of superior land,
which we will sell very low.
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u OVERLAND EEAIA

WILL leave MEMPHIS, via Memphis and Litili
w Rock rAilroad, every WEDNESDAY and SATUR
DAY, alta. n, for the above points, making mud
shorter time than any other line.
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DIR BILLIN G'S
CaFzls59sGE5Ue Strap.
"Trath Is lIIghty ard VIII Prevail.

THOUSANDS eau attest the force Of this trusism,
i when they look around and see the happy faces o.
their Famlly, Friends and Negroes, 10 The enjoyment sf
health, who have been saved from Q premature grave
by The timely useo this invaluable MEDICINE.
OHOLERAl that sosurge-that curse OF the Mlssis-
sIpDi valley, has lost is dTeadi DIAREHEAi vita ts
dehllitatng luGueuce, is as The past. o one Of
me most i~usillaus diseases OF the human system IL
overcome, and all irregularities Of the bowels are re
moved By the use o. Dr.. BIli7g's Strip.
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Real Blessing

Physieian.-WelI, Mrs. Jones, how is thG
headache2
Mrs. Jones.-Gonel Doctor, all gone I the pill you sen
cured me in just twenty minutes, and 1 wish you WoEli
send more 20 that 1 can have them handy.
Physician.-YOu can get them at any Druggists. Cal
for OephElic Pills, I hnd they never fail, and I recon-
mend them in all cases Of headache.
Mrs. Jonss.-i shan sendifor a box directly, and shall
tell ali my suffering friends, for they are : real bIes
sing.
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REAL ESTATE IN MEMPHIS,


RggssisstPPi,
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J. E. CHADWICK, Agent,
- g. u.v-- -+-~~ w~.~-
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8ListtQanfuns.
UNPARALLELED sUCCEssi
UNPARALLELED SUGGEST
UNPARALLELED SUGGEST
UNPARALLELED SUGGEST
SOUTHERN FAMILYJOURNAL FOR 1861
SOUTHERN FAMILY JOURNAL FOR 1861.
SOUTHERN AMLYJoURNALF FOR 1851.
sOUTAERNF AMILYJOURNALF FOR 1851.


THE oondng year inauguraies The third vsIums Of
i his fsvoriie exponent Of Southern literature. II
is q source Of no little gatihcatioa b Us that IN A.
nouncinr the thlfd vuiums Of the JOUREAL, W. art
enabled 10 give the best possible repraof 10 ne dis
o~ouraging predictions Of Northern publishers. a. vel
Wl1hera In cur eva section Of country. Yes, We ara
proud 10 say that the brilliant success Of TIE SOUTH
FAMILY B. has proved The e~uistance d
literary tslsnt and enterprise in tie south which fstri
no rivals.
me friend sf southern literature have often dseisrsd
that could they get q southern pzper which, IN point
o. Intrinsic merit aad in price, eouid compete VITA
Northern weekiiea, they would c~hserfuliy support 10.
We Offer this dslidsratumi We ask these promises % b
redeemed We ash a comparison with other paper
% IL class, and, are satisfied that 0e SOUTHERN
FAMILY JOURHA viii be found equal 70 The best.
Arrangemenis have been made with the
BEST WRITERS OF Phi SOUTH,
md TIE publishers have DO hesitation 10 saying hat ne
4 mzst become
F0r the ensuing yesr We are enabled 70 report q hosi
others
BRILLIANT ADDITIONS 10 OUR STAFF OF con-
TRIBBTEEs}
an Intensely interesting series Of
DETECTIVE sTORIEsJ
important ard varied additions 70 our Justly celebrated
BIOGRAPHICAL EssAYs.
We also trust 20 have it IN or power 70 announce,
early In sprinGi ne commencement Of a series o.
sKErCREs OF EUROPEAN TRAvEL.
1 with this view We have entered into negotiations
with q highly popular author 70 furnish % with arsra-
lar c0rrespondence.
uAprseedsatae power md beauty and thriHing interest,
eautlsd
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Eta4l 10 every emergency he original recipe vas
.huQea over % a respectable hrm Of phauuacsutical
enenlsA IN Hdinburg, hOhave9 prepared 70 exclusively,
tl It's iusrOductt0u into the Southern States : ahoi 1
ume ago. And be nay be mentioned e. a inclusive
pro9f OF il intrtnsicmerit and superiority over an ether
| preparations or stomach medicines, either IA EursUe or
America, that uurar4 OF
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EnR RRNT.

Several small Houses, at from Sl5 70 SIS per monin:
Az i've or three stores, well situated aud adapted
for any retail business.
And The second story Of . Main street Store. One
arge wei lighted room, 2OxI50 feet, suitable for = mil
snery establishment, OF for almost any kind Of business.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-07

GREAT DIscovERY.-Among the most i'm
p0rtant OF ai the great medical discoveries Of this age
may be considered the system Of vaccination for pro-
lection from Small PoK, the GsphRiic Pill for relief Of
Headache, and the use Of Quinine for the prevention Of
Fevers, either Of which Il a sure specific, whose bene-
ITS viii be experienced by suffering humanity long sfter
their discoverers are forgotten.
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ne, SIR George, discOVered

a patient rsserch, that ne Hlghlsndsrs had been IN
the habit " using q certain combination q herbs and
roots, indigenous 10 their native hills and Eians, which,
when combined with oriental ar0 natica, was found 10
be the most superlativs ingigorafoT and builder up o.
The human system Which the world Or suffering human
ity has ever known.
Its Remarkable Powers as a
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An MESSENGER
will accompany each Train, ana an packages left at the
once Of Adams 3 Co.'S Express viii be promptly for
warded.
Tickets can be procured at The once Of the Company,
Commercial Hotel.
:. r. ROBINSON,
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,ArdIv Realized,

HI 'sd N 'orrible 'eadaehe this hafterDooni
hRRdh l stepped into the hApothecsries, hand says b
to the man, "Can you hesse me Of an 'sadsehef p
Does Il hsehe ard" sSys'e. "Eezooedingly," say
hi, hand upon that . gave me RCephRiic Pill, hand poi
ne 'onor II cured me 70 quick that hi 'ardiy realized b
I'd ed an 'eadachs.
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peHffon Tar DfvOrce,

Mary x. Hammer vs. A. ~. AaAutfs ~ AAANA
Court 81 Shelby county, 81 Raieigh.
* mis- ceuse Il appearing from the petition herein
Sad, duly sworn 70, mat nc defendant Il = nsA'
rierk thaf publlcsti9n for thirty DAYS be made IN tht
Hsnubis weekly Appeal ~roquiring the defendant A
- usr,rr- 70 suDfar within ne fret lirse days o.
- r5rr.f4 Court. 10 BE heid at Raleigh on the thir,
lf-rdsv IN Msy next and then and there 20 plead
-1sv-er or demur 70 cQmplainants bill Aereln llea 70
set far hearing eE pafte.
Done 81 once Februafy U.s. ISL
X. p. L. STEWART. CLERK.
raurr A Thompson a~oiicit5fs for complainant
fe1Q-Fn.
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~ Ae-eAHNA NAaaAae NIHAA NA lNlf4r OF 70
ELLIOTT. VINseN a co. Agents.
Carnrr rramanafa ara ramara,n rtrrna
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nEsoTvFp. By ne B1srd 81 Mayor and AIeeTnen q
X NJ eity III Memphis, that the Mayor keep standing
1900 IN two o. the city papers, thai 90 acoount against
~ city vii Be paid HEless ulde b anihorIty q the
Hayor and Boardof Ai1erags SAD spPr9Ted ~ Ae Aayor-
R.D. BAUeH. Esy0.T
RrcHkaDsoS city Register.
49, H-rnrf
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YOUNG & WELD,
345 Main street,
Over G. n. OarletOn's.

We also wish 70 trade improved city property bring
ing in good rents, for a farm and some ten OF twelve ne
groes; VIII pay some cash.
We also desire % purchase for ; friend, 8 pleasant
place Of three to ten acres, either improved or uniTn-
proved, containing 8 good Building site for part essh
and part staple dry goods.
os YOUNG & WELD.
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Secular aatktts.

For Louisville and Cincinnati.
THE- ane steamer SAN KIRKNAN, ~
Il Capt. Throah viii leave IS above THIS
DAT ass p. 81. -
For ~ireishtor passage apply on board, OF TO-
ELLIOTT, NIESoN 4 CO. Agents,
m7-H Corner Promenade and Jederaon streeta
For 81 Francis and EAnguiie Rivers.
TIL splendid steamer EA~sKAsKIA.. ~
A Hunter. master, viii leave a. ahoge
on FRIDAY, nt6 ?. n. -
For freight o. passage apply on bosrd. or to
ELLIOTT. VINSON b CQi9.
mrl-2t Corner jefferson ana Promenade streets.
FOR Louisville and Cincinnst.
THB nns steamer. SAN KIRKMAN.. 49,
II rhroop. master, win leave e above,
THIS DAY, at6F- n. -
For freight or passage apply on board, oro
T.. BOURNE Agent
mr7-It SO Front NV
For white and Little Red Rivers.
TINE nne passenger steamer BRACELEr, 49, -
Il Duncan. MASTER, win leave e. above
On THIS DAY, et6P.N n. -
For ue2GhterpassaEe apply on board or e
JAMES T. BOURNE, Agent
mr7lt IS Fro3t r0w
For Fort Smith.
TFHE fne passenger steamer sKYLARK, 49,
FULTON, master viii leave a. above on
THURSDAY atb -
For freight OF passage apply On board, or TO IA
mrs-2t VT HAINEs, @Front row.
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@CATTRREDl scATrEREDI

Many Of our goods are missing. we would thank
those who may have any s~riicles still stored or remsin-
ing with them, 70 inform rs, that We can remove them
Out Of their way, as we are now nearly dtted up in No 2
Jackson BLOCK, where We shall be happy to see all
our friends and old customers. and pledge % tAem re
neWed ~exertioas 70 meet their interests and demands.
II. F. FAEKSWORTa & co.,
~ - .u~.rn-r~ awnnnz
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MEMPHIS MAEUFACTURED
FURNITURE
AT REDUCED PRICES!
Will Petal Of WhnleSala Priest

II Tor no other reasons, these sh0uid be suncieut ia
ducemeuts for purchasers 10 give rs q call. We VIII
ruarautea that our work Is equal, ~ not superior, 70 any
uade in any Of The LINCOLN STATES.
u r~srFires sllrge amount 81 money 20 Keep orr lac
torv IN full operation, workiug nearly one hundred
hand. We are necessarily compelled 20 sell q large
amount for CASH, hence the inducements We offer.
MCKINNEY g. CO.,
I2 MAIN STREET.
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MllsfeIIansons.

8EIstellaneous.
STATEMENT OF THE COyIgTI0E
OF rag
HARTFORD
Insurance Company,
AHADE to ths ContraHsr Of the State o. e.
VI on the PIhST DAT or JANUARE. Isa.
/, The name Of This company 10 The Hartford Pr. ~
sarsBes eonPaag, and Is located at Hartari, ca.
CAPITAL.
2. me amsunt or capital stock is.........s8oo.o0.s
.. ne amoaat q eapital F0ck paid up is-.. $4,000
g. ASSETS.
Cash on hand ard In banks.--e5I,E1
Cash In handsof agents, aud in
course u transmtsu5n...... niAsAi
Bins receivable. for loans secures b.
gssoaal and sonsisraI sse1riy ao5.s
Real eltate u-nencumbered. building and
lot - Pearl sirsst Hartford --.s..s... 1909.
Par va. Var. val.
s,oeE. Hartford. ..-..s5I,Ioo sss.sss
Hartford. -S.--. 1000 900
100 hs nlecticutrfv
ss14ias - HEGA IN
900 = .sss'qs' HaA
80 =. sap9 . LOuisVM
20 shs Charter --
Hartf0rd--... 400
$50 a n ssi i.a BRA sra
$50 shs Mercantile b..
Hartford 49, rs. alTO
Ia sha Mer and Nan D.
Hartford ........-... I82O -
ans shs Htns b'E, Hart
as - CITY n. Kart
10 shs Amer II byr,
New York -.--...-s. 1900
2oOshsB't ofC0nmsrce,
New T0rk.------. 1000 nU0
800 Impor aud Trad b.
New ToTk....-..... 50YQ0G 1880
z00shsB hank Il Amsrica5
New TorE.----.- 5000 Ea0
zoo SIS Manhattan coy,
New Tarf.....--.--. 1000 1850
500 shs Merchants bE5
New Tork.---..s.-. 1900 300
TaTE 1000 $50
1ofE.. 1000 800
100 shs Blk - n amer,
New YorE-.---... 1900 500
EsT EolE..- 5000 sl5o
100 shs B.ackstsns b'k,
Boston ......-.--s-. 1000 TO-
s5s,9a 40. . .oo- 900 ID
10 q. s..ni,s p 1000 ~
s8.- 100 n
100 ahs Hide & Leafhsr
bz- Eostsn.-----... 10 COO 10I1|
~ Boston ssa s'o'..l ...- 1000 -
100 shs Eatioual bank.
Bostsa ..-.... 1000 lo,iA
100 ahs Atautic bank,
Boston ---..-.--.-..- 1000 1910.
1o0 ahs Safety Fund ~,
Bs.ssa.- 1000 aasor
sssssa 1000 1000
900 sls Blk o. t1e Sla-r
or Missouri. St. L11is p. coo 21.ulIF
900 Ehs Gerchanu' bkr
So. L1ll---.~-.--s. GDs1 3.uIl
81 shs state B'kof wis
consin. Mllwauker-- $40 $50
10 shs Union hank Al
50 IS EsatrssI bank
Mostrss-..-- -.-.-- l0Oo u5D0f
10 aCuunecticutrlve
company .-...-...--. 1900 5n01H
aslSosd oo#1ssr.... 1000 Ls0'
100 shs Hartford a New
HaEeu Eilroad CO... 1000 1880
20 bonds tennessee STE
stock. s per cLs psya-
BE lf92---a.---s-.~ q co I5IIH
? bonds ohio STATE
stock. s per c. paTa-
20bouds MiehiEan stats
stock 8 per c. 1aya-
BE I1d3-...-.....-- 5000 2Ea.
IS Hartford city btndz.
6nerct uavsble 1876 5000 s5EL1
IS Hartford and New
Haven railroad BIDS,
bper CO. l5I3----.. 3 100 ass
"
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Regular White River Packet.
EVERY TUESDAY
For
And al intermediate points.
III ONLY BOAT oARKYrNG & o. s. MAI.
THE STEAMER

n st "a Tn
KANAWHA L.A VALLEY,
d. B. Price, master, - Butler Coles cerE,
Leaves Memphis every Tuesday, al 5 P. NJ
Leaves Jseks0nport every Friday, at 5 ?. N.
HfHTs boat makes direc connections 90 Jacksouport
i with the stage lines aud boats 10 al poiuts GA Black
and upper White rivers ThrOugh tickets given for
paiesViEa, ans all points on BLACK river.
PASSENGERS and shippers can rely on this arrangement
being a permnnsnf one, and that this boat win always 80
through 10 IacksanporL, Is she mails demand d..
For Freight or passage apply on board, OF 70
". P. HAIHEs, Agent,
fe2 I'm no. IS Front row, Memphis.
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For the Daily Patriot

tOT Llc Da1E f11lOt
The time is fast approaching when the
Union men of Tennessee will be called upon
10 select standard bearer to carry their flag
over the State as their candidate for Gov
ernor.
Permit me to suggest through your paper
for the consideration of your numerous read
ers, and the Union party in Tennessee, the
name of tie late distinguished Representa-
tive from the 9th District, Hon. Em. Ether
idge. 1 know not whether he would accept
the position if rendered him; but think that
he could not decline it, if it was manifest
that he was the choice of the party.
MANY names have been suggested in con-
nection with this responsible position, but
none of them, in my judgment, possess SC
many elements of success as that of Ether
idge. His fame as public speaker is cock
tensive with the Union. There is no one
more able to grspple with the hydra-headed
monster disunion than he If nominated, be
can carry many more votes in West Tennes.
see than any other man In the State.
believe that but utter the almost unani
nous sentiment of the Union men in the 9Th
District when say that he is pre-eminently
de man for the position.
believe that the 9th District has never
siace the formation of our State Government
had the honor to present candidate FOL
Governor. Is it then asking too much
the Union men in other parts of the State Il
unite in support of the gifted Etheridge?
He has been maligned and abused NOR
perhaps than any other public man in tn
State, and his constituents feel that 1t Is du
him that an opportunity be given him 10 Sc
himself right before the people OF the State
Ifit is found that he will accept the position
If rendered him. his name will certainly G
before the Convention, and hope he will re
eeiye the nomination. which in my view, vii
be eauivelent to an election.
CARROLL.
Huntingdon, March 10, 1861.
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The RICHMOND ELECTIoS.-A sensation
despatch announced, a few days ago, the TIL
umph of Secession in Richmond by large
majority in the municipal elections. The
truth is there was no regular contest between
the Unionists and Secessionists, and the cleo
ton resulted in the reelection of JOSEPH
MAYS as Mayor. and all the old officers who
were candidates. An attempt was made to
draw party lines but it failed. The Wing
says the "people paid but little respect to
the recommendations of the nominating
Observation-Disclosures and Secessionists alike
sharing defeat" When shall we get rid oil
the evil of sensation dispatches
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TIE GULF SouADRoN.-The Washington

TIE GULF SQUADRoN.-The Washington
telegraphic correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette, in his dispatch of the 4th inst. says
'sThe Government is speedily putting into
commission all the available naval force, as
supplemental to the Gulf Squadron, which
will be commanded by Commander String
ham, and despatched to the Gulf. in order to
meet the proposed increase of naval force
which England and France are about to send
there, and also for the purpose of protecting
the interests of this Government, SO far as
they lie in opposition toSpain's contemplated
seizure of San Domingo. The war steamers
Powhattan and Minnesota have been ordered
into service. and will be made ready for sea
Immediately"
These preparations have caused consider
able commotion amongst the disunionists,
who profess to regard them as indications OF
the adoption, on the part of the Administra-
ton, of coercive policy touching the South
ern usurpation. 1.-THE wicked flee when nc
man pursueth;" and in this instance we
doubt not the result will show that the gull
of the disunionists has caused them to be ter
rifed by shadows.