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We also Wish to trade improved city property, bring
ing in good rents, for a farm and some ten or twelve ne
groes; Will pay some cash
We also desire to purchase for 3 friend, 3 pleasant
place OF three 70 ten acres, either Improved OF unim-
proved, containing a Food b~uildiug site, for part cash
and part staple dry goods.
oc3 YOUNG & YIELD.
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MisffIIanfnns.

aHE AAALGAMATtoN or LAHGuAaas-Ihere
nssi expressive words or oth~- I1zrsr-. ~ srsr a
- them info oar avas l4r1 ne
~ 49, b W. s 'r-u ne GrssE sIsnifyi1E fqr
wffb ~ q-sE nine pepstarrel ia connection
80 y oy-aa.nFs great heais7ts remsdv. buf b. vii
ce55sli- ~ { more general way. s1s the Word
I-hy oinsrs alc1e distinction A. -
tfVs sz5 - ~ y enmos sass until tlsT zen q "a
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IT'S Remarkable Powers as Z
nEnaEnInn
HaEinF PrnKed ifseIf

Medicine
We're fully tested, aHd crowned with unprecedented suc-
cess In every instance where its virtues were tried
and it might have been truly said that the good time
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BRrDGET.-Missus wants you to send her 2
box % Csplalic Cine; NJ. bottle q Prepared Pl7-
but Pm ulazluz hats not iusr % u~1lther7 1-- 1rla-r
yell BE- afher moving what Do is. Te see s-'s -s
dead ard zone With the SIX HeadachH- and wants enc
more u tlat s1Es 81 reizlvsd her before.
must meas s-paidlcg's Capsall1 Pills.
BridEet oh surs nov asd you've SCI iL here's
ire quarther and give ne tie Pills aad doutl be .I ay
aboul g Either.
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DR. RILLINe,s CARMINATIEE
ANIL
WOODLANDS E%XPECTORANT.
ecoxsuMrTIvEs. DESPAIR NoF.

N~ON0lWEIA0N ID NNNEHNN
"Theso letters shouid be written IN Cold, ne -
clamation Of thousands who hags been relieved - re
use OF this preuaraiion. T. has been tried ln eFcfJ
disease o. The iurzs win the i~nVariEble saoeea
COUGHS, COLDS, I~NFLUBEZAS aud AIAhAh ea
solve a. mist before the soothing qualities o. ms -
pectorant, aud CEOUF, WHOOPIhG CoU8A ah1 ethe'
EHOEOHIAL diseases are instantly relieved ana per-
mauentlT cured. o ALE E~TERTWHEkE.
Buy uoas bat Wootman's EEpectoranE
WOODEAE s. BEIEETs
Sole Projectors, New Orleans.
8. Mansdeid s. Co, Plummer s. GlIher.s Wa4d 3 Ac
Clauand, G. ". Jones q Co., wholesale Agents Men
pals. Tenn. my3-iy
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TWEETT MILLrcFs o. DoLLkzs SAVED
Mr s~paiiinr has sa-d tu mHlaus o b5tlss 90 his c-
ebrslsd Prepared o us. ana Sc 10 estimated th1- -l-
bottle saves az least sen dollars worth Of 1raseu fu--
ture, thus Hz1kiuE an asEreEs-- % twenty millions u
dollars reclaimed freu teal As , this TsIla1le ----l-
lion. Hhving made bis slue a household word. be -rr
proposes p 10 thc world sin Er9ater servl-s By ruI--
eli The ach-ug heads win his Cap1alr Pills. ant ID trT
are s god o. his Cite, h~aldlchsl viii s1ou valal
away Ike snow iu Jolly.
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Pa 'ad n 'orible 'saiachs this baffs-noor.
lAsd ~ steFped into the hs1sta.rs-ies - -
o re nen GER y9u hssss ne X an ss.s--bs -
/. lalns Wa" says -. "H-re--5--7- % -
ni, BARD up1n that' gave me 4 Cess,T- On
~ y ea,sa re 50 qulek hath 'sr5ly ,s.Iissdbi
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SHTLLTTO STAR CANDLES.

HAVTEG the aFency for the shove celebrated brand
n of sTARCAEDLEss we VIII sell them 20 the trade
af manufacturers prices, freiEhts ADDED. A supply
constantly on hand. IND 4 BI61S,
once at r. P. watt q Co, NOD. Promenade,
~ L. EaEw.n Aim. I'D ran-r.l- E-r.aLs-
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ElmwOod Cemetery, Memphis.

JOS. LENow, Prest. c. HAa11rox, sup't.
MANAGERS:
JOS. LEMON 7. II. L ". D. MILLER
7. N. WILLIAMSON, ". , HAMLIy.
TINE Cemetery is two mile Essufh-sast from the city
IL The Office OF the company ts IN the grounds. where
the superintendent may At al times be found Whsnh
Ia not in the Office, ring the bell, andhs viii soon appear.
Terms Invariably cash. mfRdIv
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
AID.
TUE GREAT SOUTHERN NAIL ROUTE
The Quickest Time of any other
Route, and no Delays.

NEnIFH N1FaM1eE = I1lV.
nN AND AFrER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1890,
" the Passenger Trains on TIE Hemphla aEd Charles
ton Rsiiroad wilt make close connections q Grand
Junction, AZ 10 A. d aud p NJ closing No al delays
between Memphis, 3 eW Orleans and New York
El-gaut SLEEPING JARS on the entire line.
defsam v. j. Ross, Gem supt.
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TEIs LTNT2ENT. unlike ordinary applications, Is q
4 parfsctly transparent hluid-win not soil the skin
OF the most delicate indlvictAl, ami warranted 70 be the
best i0ssi appleston ever oftred 70 the putiic. Its
powerful peuerratiuz qualities adept % 20 every form Of
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. snd pain q every character.
For sale BY ward s NcClsland and Chandler * Co.
Fcr sale OILY by
s. Q. CREIGTON a. CO.,
DrgEEi1ts zud Chehiista,
un72-is neaIsfreHt. Namphis. Tenn.
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E. W. NEWMAN & CO.,
wholesale and Retail
D R u GGIS rs,
NO. 1913 MAIN STREET.
First Door North Of Clay Building, under the
WoTsham House.

TTATING purchased the Drug Store formerly owned
IL by W. n. Shelton, We offer 70 our friends and The
public generally, ct wholesale and retail, our stock Of
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye stuhs, Varnishes,
window Glass, Fancy Articles, Perfumerles, Brushes,
snuas, and all other goods in our line.
We have made arrangements with some Of the best
heuses in New Terk, Boston, Philadelphia and ether
cities, BY which We shall be in constant receipt Of fresh
and pure Drugs, and We hatter ourselves that We cannot
fail 70 satisfy our customers IN price and quality.
Our assortment Of Fancy Goods will ~ ali times be
complete sid Of the latest styles. comprising Dressing,
Pocket and Pine Combs; Hair, CHoth, Nail, Tooth and
Hat Brushes; Pomades OF French and American manu-
~facture; Hair Dyes, Toilet and Tooth Powders Soaps OF
all descriptions, with ether articles for the toilet teo
numerous to enumerate.
Patent and Proprietary Medicines OF ali kinds, and
Leeches, constantly on hand.
Physician Prescriptions and family recipes Ekinfuily
compounded at all hours OF the day and night.
aP7l-ly 3. ". NEWMAN s. co.
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TheChief Among Ten Thousand
Dalley'S Magical Pain Extractor

TTAsu universally supplanted ali ether Ointmants src
n healing applications in both the Eastern and Vest
eFn Hemisrkeres, wherever Introduced and it, infril-
sc merit is the true secret Of its success in all cufc1s-
Gus GBeci0Hs, whether the cause be accident or disease
AND sCALD
are inst2uiy relieved Of thsir anguish, pain arc
Inflammation, By a UHely5 application OF this marcel
lou1 healsj and the GeshEis renewed as II By e
charm NJ blemish or scEr2 remaining.
TUR FRIEND OF[THg NURSERY.
Children are frtquentE sufferers from external
Injuries, especially frcEA Fiuid and Camphsae e.
ql0sions-herefore everyI mother should have tbs
healing preparation con- stanfy ct sand. Il hsas
sore Breasts, and quicklyI removes the TETTER cr
EINGWORM, 80 preUr-G tenf in the niugerq.
TO TRAVELLERS BEHSEA n AMI.
Tho Eachiniss, the Tra-z veler. and eVerv other In
dlvidual whose lot in lfea throws him within the
chance e accident from2 c~npfoacn. FREE OF c1uisfcn.
should Dear in mind that's this Magic Extractor is ms
best and snJ frieHd, Ito is both portable and cheap,
and should ever Be hlsE companion, as a friend in
need. There are thou sands Of living witnesses
q testify 70 its m8rvels lsu virtue, who owe
their sound limbs and muscles to its saving
elcacy.
Tae folEoviug are 4 few Of the tsaeiag alls1ss fn
which MAGld CAL PAIN ~EUTRACT0B
burns Erysipoias ssrss OF an kind
Bruises, Estnia, ghat wounds.
Bolts, FROST Bites, scrofuis.
Broken Breast, Fever Sores, Scurvy,
Bites Of Reptiles, Falons. sealis,
Cancer, GianialaI sehses5eurf
CraeEsd LIPS HsreaTiai ssrss, ssd Head,
gha2ped lands, Psiaa generally, spr.ins,
Ghtsnias5 rimpiesi sual Pox,
Cramp, Piles, Iumors,
0~oairsoted Cords, Poir5u, Tstts5,
uhafes, Rheumltism, UcscL
Dlseases e Skin, Bssles Yoaereeisorsse ts
Sold o. the principal agnlis, 10 E~rosdwEv. New YORK
- q aua i5i eharires street. EeF Orleans, By J.
WEIGHT * CO., General Agent. n can also be Oh
uined Of all respectable d~rugcists ana merchants
hrousholt the Enitel States sud Canada.
For sals ln aemnais b sn i%rugsists. mrstdaw1y
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FoREEw oRLEASs The dne passenger packet, Ed.
!. GAY. Cuut Bar Bowen, VIII leave as above this day,
January - az s o'cock5 p. NJ Taos. Il. williams 4
c.. are the agents.
FoR WHrrE RIVEE-Atb O'Clock this evening. tfe
EunavhH valley, Capt Price, via leave for Jack
seaport white uver. W ?. Haines, IS Front TOW,
aEeuE.
FOR WHITE AND LITTLE Red hTTEEs.-Ihe hand
cone and cUmodiuus Steamer ADMIRAL, Captain nom
ass1u. Wlu leave TINS evening ~ 5 O'Clock, for White
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New Marble Works,
south side Adams and Union sts.
BETWEEN MAIN AND SECOND,
M n M HIS FEM N.
FISHER, ANIS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
UGItGsi and .~9HiericGn Marble
Monuments, TOIsbs, Head
stones, .WGafies, HeGTfES,
HTches, Table and
CoEznFeg~ Tons.
CoIsMfer I0ps,

A sd every variety Ct MARBLE n STONE @
"a done 10 order 81 the shortest ustce.
TO s-OUTHERNERs.
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NEW BOOKS.
sALE.

~ virtue o. e deed q trust made snd executed By
X Tb4mas 81 Alexander, o. The llth dry Of April
a. f-rsree. registered 10 Shelby COUNTY
ri H5oE No. 81, part ? pages 4s8, 500 and
~ 4 III, On MONpAT the 2sta cay q January. 1851
~ - a ~ dfclucE. q. N.s c1sr for eaie az pubhi
atl1 ~ niahest 81 der fw cash in front o. The
e1e- cierffs onoe, Htmpalas Tennessee. . certais
~ - ~ Isnd situate. iyins end beng 10 me cty e Nem.
pnAs rrsaarlEiGu % Samuel hemhert, de-
% 80 su6diTisi5n being nc ssme mace b srdsi
ce t--.rv nourf oi the city Of Memphis, and By
81 ~ oe.~rv r.esa5i ~ sehn @. Lanler, th|
Eltel se-igr. ~ ahs leh day Of april. 1883, unde
dee 81 aid eeurt in iss case % aeeess@ Pea9a oman
wfidl uian u Subdivision Is Of rco1rl
--c nrG 3 referred 70 f1r 3 more paruculai
- sd Lat Lss = front on a. avenue o
1870 rset ruauing Back between parallel line
= b-rsrss and gorty-GE feet rine Inches e. aeaul1e'
~ 80 - 70 BE- good. Rirht Of redemption
T TwgH aal auig sueh tstlc ls IS vested On mi
JANIS W-ITuERSPOfN,
Trustee.
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Themselves from q life OF drunkenness % one o. So
briefly, these Bitters viii most enectually d~issipate the
morbid appetite for strong drinks, and restore both the
functions Of the mind ana body 70 q soEnd healthy con-
dition, and viii act ike q charm in ren0Taiug the sys-
TEN, and drive away the Sick Headache, Nauseous
Stomach, and al the usual a~ttPndants Of debauehery.
This only true and rejuvenatng Cordial, the Highland
BitteUs, OF Scotch Tonic, is sold and prepared from the
origlnat recina. By
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NOTICE.

THH arm o. ,. G Terry & Co. vas dissolved on the
j lst day sf January, b. mutual consent, 2. G. Terry
retiring from the business.
,. G. TERRY,
L. n. BGOWDEN.
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Tbree TTfUfOn ROfTIes

8,0oO dozen exported 70 all parts Of the habitable
globe.
The attribute 70 the scotch Tonic
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Can use this strengthening Cordial FOR weakness or
stomach diseases Of gny kind. To the msther, while
nursing, these Bitters are indispensable, and more par
ticularly when the mothers nourishmeut is inadequate
10 the demands Of the child.
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Equal 70 every emergency, The original recipe was
handed over TO a respectable frm o. pharmaceutical
chemists in E~dinburg, h0havep prepared IL exclusively,
till its introduction into the Sogthern States q short
time ago. And it may be mentioned rs q c-nclusive
proof Of its intrinsic merit and superiority over all other
preparations OF stomach medicines, either ia Europe or
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-29

Over excitement, and the uentaI care
and anxiety Incident 20 Gass aueutisn ID brslnsa 1-
study, are am1nE the uuuersus u1se1 cf EarFl- Head
acne- The 1s171erea state OF mind and 1aly ucllz-
% thiE distressing complaint iUa fatal blow 81 40 zusrv
and auaflcn. du1srers bF 1ts dssdar D1 aulFs
cutEia speedy relief fr1m Bsse datrasszE aaacE Or
using one % the Cerhalc P1s wteueVer the srurt1us
appear ftqusts the orsrtsstef brain. ana su1tha4E
strained and iarrihE nerves, and reiEres ta tension %
tle stomach, which always socum1auies 1ul sEErsva.ss
the dis0rierei condition % tie brain.
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o., l. 5. NcaICKIh, LIvlnEst01l
deIs-om Polk county, Texas.
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Winter Arrangement.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet
Established IS45.
TWO BOATS EACH WEEK.

SILVER MOoN,..... Capt. JoHS BUeHER,
GLENDALE, -...-. 80. Capt. A. H. BUeHER.
LADY JACKSONr.. Capt Z. E B9wEEs
LADY PIkE,"..... N"P'
ONE OF THESE FINE PACKETS M1esDM
~ will lezVe Memphis every Wednes- G
day and Friday Afternoon, at 4 O'Clock, 1917
during the season. for Cairo, Louisville. @
Cincinnati. and ports on the Ohio river. ReturniEE
ieEv Cincinnati every Thursday and Saturday.
This inc will give through bills OF ladmg for cotton
70 he eastern cities.
For all information apply to
JOHN M-ACCRACKEE,
ua1s IS Frout Row.
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MistrIlanfons.

UNPARALLELED sUCCEssl
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THE coming year inaccuracies the third ycilus q
II his faTorite exponent % s8u1henn uterai1re- =
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eu1bled 70 give ne best possible r-I-oof 90 ne ~
oouEa8ins predietiont 81 northern pabIEhere, a.
o. 70 TIE eiolmy forehodiun O. sVel hearty "tl
Elshers iu our own section o. country. yes - -
proud % say that tie brilliant su7cess % tre togAA-
shA FAMILY JOURNAL has proved the e~Eisi.les o.
literary bleas and enterprise 10 tAe Ho1ih uhiea ieaf-
me nusnd Or soutbora iHsuturs have otsn declared
hat o0uid they Est q south-ru paper which, IN point
p intrinsic merit aai In price, oaad oompeis WIZ
Northern wfekileE. hFY W9llG rheeFuilT support ~
We offer this desideratuni We ark these promises o %
redeemed We ask a oourarison with other ptper.
% ~ class, and, are ssfsled thts TIE souIdhAa
FAMILY JOURNAL win Be found EQUAL 20 the beai
Arrangements have been mafs Eih ne
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snd ne publishers as7s no hssitaaoI i~nsaylas nat ~
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WELCOME GUEST Is EVERY scBraERE HOME
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% neE and interesting f~eatgreE. a9zprisIug amcui
/ cthers
BRILLIANT ADDITIONS TO OUs STAFF OF CON-
TEfBUTEH8s
an intensely interesting serieh o
D~ErECTIVs SrO2IEsj
important aud varied Edlil0us % cur justly celebrate
BIOGRAPHICAL Es3AT5.
We ats0 trust to have it ln Y1r power 20 aunouncg
early IN sprinE, ne c5malsnclrient q a series o.
TKETCKEs OF EUasPEAE TEAvEL
vita mis- veu We h.vs entered iBt5 neaaiisfiH
with q hlshiy pluisr a1-l1r % f4rulsa W villa a rszT
i lar cDrTesuuElelce-
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Unprecedented power AMI beauty and uarllug Interest
enfilBd
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] THE business OF Bdaond1on b Armstrong, from and
II after this date, will be conducted under the firm Of
I J. " Armstrong 4 Co. I. W. ARMSTRONG,
!. II E~DM9NEsON,
iasIm n. N FERGUSON.
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ATTENTION ATTENTION
Stationery---stationery

THE finest assortmeu. u Letter and Note Paper ever
II offered in this city.
We invite particular attention 20 our beautiful ass0rt-
ment OF Letter and Note Paper, consisting OF the fol-
lowing styles Damask Wave, Damssk Reticulated,
Windsor Court, Windsor Amber laid, Windsnr Retcu-
lated, De Ia Rue Regal Note, De la Rue Hose Damask,
French Paper, assorted o0lors; Maenus Velum Bath,
Marines, Arsbesque, Victoria, Qusarila. Also, Mourn
ing Paper and Envelopes, OF every description.
Call and make your selections.
YOUNG K Bro,
Mig nnHar Oaf-ralrowuH u~rI
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WE oFFrR FOR SALE:

AN Elegant Residence, completely hnished aud re-
II plete with ronveuiences, with the Lot 100000 feet;
corner Pect0toc and Shelby streets.
A new Cottage House, containing five rooms, ehgiby
situated in South Memphis; Lot 50xl42H feet.
Two comfortable Houses on leased ground, IN South
Memphis, each with Eve and six rooms. VIII be sold
very low, and presents an excellent opportunity to own
. good House on easy terms, and with a little money
Several good Lots in various parts Of the city.
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J. v. watering ys Ffsnels Cnzpele. Non-resldenI
atiechme1t "a accouat- for f6I-Gf.
At TIE October term, 1859, a me law side Of ths
n Common Law and chancarv Court OF the city o.
Memphis, i appearing thaf ths defen1aut, Fra1cii
1t vas, Therefore, ordered ~ the court that pubiicaiio1
be made for four weeks fuoceScivuiy a the Memphis
Dafy Appeal, rtQuiring said defendant to appear der,
lDg the nrsf -four days Of the re1t Perjury term * aais
court, commencing On Tic second NoadEs "a February
or judgment, b. default, viii be rendered AGAINST aim
lev sc MARCuS }. WRIGHT, CLERK.
ByA J. FHKELER, Dep. CLERK.
roiirtinc & Lister rttofneyf fog pialHaa.
ieGlu
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PLANTATIONS
SELECTED ARKANSAS LANDS

200 acres Chicot county, Tp. l2 s., Raw
1910 = DeshA county, Tp. Il s. p. 3Wi
$50
sec .. Monroe county, Tp. sE., R. 2W.;
30 9. Outtenden county on river, two miles from
Hopeheld;
1850 - Prairie county, To. 2 s., R.6W.;
2O0O e e Dallas AID Jefferson counties, Tp. IS, R. -
W;
as 9. Prairie county, Tp. IN, R.eW.;
SO .. Jefferson county, u. 7 s 2. y W;
TO q Jefferson county, Tp. 7 s., r. 10 ", near
Pine BluG;
$50 q. Pulaski county, ID. n 2. Il W;
1900 - Arkansas county, Jp. s.. R.. 3 WI
Besides many more choice selections Of superior land,
which we will sell very low.
YOUNG & WELD,
345 Main street,
Over G.. n. Carleton's.
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FACT WORTH KxowUC-SrlIdiul's Ce-
phalic Pills are certain cure Or Sck HraEahh B1la1s
H~eadache, Nsrvsus Hsadachs, Cas.vanz1 a Gsasrl
Debility.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-30
CHIVALRY.

President" Davis and the late
Gov. Bissell, of Illinois, served in the
Mexican War. After the expiration
of the war they were both members
OF Congress. In a speech delivered
by Col. Davis expatiating upon the
gallantry Of the Mississippi troops, he
took occasion to reflect upon the I'LL
nols troops, which called up Col. Bis
sell, and in whitening speech, which
made his name resound through the
Union, he ctfectually annihilated ehic-
airy, charging the honorable member
with falsehood and mcanncss. The
next morning Bissell received chal-
lcngc from Davis, which was immedi-
ately accepted, and as the challenged
party has the right to select the weap-
ons, Blssell chose mnskets, four pa9s
err That was too much for the Mis-.
sissippi Colonel, accordingly he sent
word that he would not fight with
such weapons, it was too barbarous (,
So he backed ont, and the matter
ended.
This is the man who is President
of the Southern Confederacv, who
commands the Southern army in their
attack upon the government of the
United States, the man who was en-
gagged in starving out the defenders
of the Union in Fort Sumptcr, who
with an army of 1000 fought 20 half
starved United States soldiers. He
does not call this barbarous,-oh no
the result was a great rietory.-lk Greg
or Press.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-30

carefully delivered the lady of seccs.
sion flag, 40 feet long and 9 feet wide
The Doctor bore off his prize in tri-
umph to the camp, where the troops
greeted him with shouts, and charac-
terizcd his feat as the crowning glory
of the occasion. Here the troops can.
turcd another rebel leader, and after
placing thirty men under Lieutenant
Murphy, to guard the Union flag, and
the thirty horses, Capt. Coles com
mand started on their way. At Vitco,
ria, the train stopped moment, when
secessionist came up hurrahinc for
jeff. Davis, and quick as thought the
ardent rebel was surrounded hv a
half-dozcn bayoncts, and marched into
the cars a prisoner Of war, and the
train moved on. They arrived at the
Arsenal about 6l o'clock, p. NJ. where
a crowd OF soldiers and visitors await
ed them General Lyon received them
in the spirit Of true soldier, and the
troops gave three cheers for General
Lyon, three for Col. Blair, and three
for the Stars and Stripes, and then
caught the secession flag and tore it
INTO shreds in twinkling.
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Jefferson Davis,

The ambition, arrogance, conccit,
malignity and "reminiscences Of this
pirate-politician are thus described by
the New York Times:
The man is to the last degree un-
scrupulous and remorscless. He is
consumed 10y lust of military glory.
The peaceful assumption of a South
ern sceptre would never have salts
fled his guilty ambition. He is the
most superb egotist this country ever
saw. Even the domincering insolence
of Toombs quails before the august
arrogance of Davis. If he could have
seen his way clear to the Presidency
of the United States, he might have
been the most loyal and devoted of
patriots. Knowing that to be impos-
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-30
A CHILD'S ANSWER,

Once, in q Sabbath-school, a very
little girl repeated the twcnty-third
Psalm very well, and so pleased a
visitor who was present and heard
her, that he kindly took q shilling
from his pocket, and said, "This is
for your lesson my child" The child's
eyes flashed with delight on what she
never perhaps had in her possession
before ; and she claspcd her hand
tightly over her prize. Now," said
he, further, Il see great many
shops open in this quarter, though it
is Gods day. You must, Oh no ac-
count, spend that coin in any of them
to-day, but keep it till tomorrow. Un-
derstand, ] shall not be with you to see
you, but there is one who will see you
break the Sabbath day. The child
was silent, but yet looking up in the
speakers face with a dark, thought.
ful eye. "Who will see your" he
asked, after a pause. "Myslf uW
see me,' said the child in an instant,
and with a gesture of pride. She did
not know how noble her answer was
but she gave it clearly and promptly.
She would disdain to lie or to disgrace
herself, though it was only in her own
eyes. That was the simple answer,
full of truth and honor. Of course
the visitor expected her to rcply-God
VIII sec mc-perhaps, after all, it
came to this, that God was so at home
in the poor little heart that she knew
no difference between His eye and her
own eye. Can each child who reads
this say SO. Is God at home in your
heart, and making it so pure and holy,
that you think it the most solemn
thing to say, when you are tempted
to sin, as the ragged child said, "My-
sci wW see me-"