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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-03

REAL ESTATE,

REAL ESTATE.
WILEYS REAL ESTATE
"A q Z N Q Y
WILLIAM ". WILEY,
DezaHen. nnn
REAL ESTATE,
LAND WARRANTS,
STOCKS, NOTES,
MORTGAGES, &c.,
no. lo1z EAST WASHINGTON STREET,
Over Adams Express Office,
NDIAxAroIIs,
TUYS AND SELLS ON COMMISSION, HOUSES AND
ID Lots, Vacant Lots, Farms and Farming Land in all
Stocks, Bonds Notes, Mortgages and Land Warrants.
Ncgotates Loans and makes Collections.
Rents and Leases Houses and Farms.
Collects Rents, Notes and Claims.
Pays Taxes and examines Titles in all the Western
States.
Win enter United States Lands in any Of the Western
Land Districts, with Warrants Cash. on liberal terms
and guarantee good selections
Procure Patents for Land redeem Land sold for tax
and attend to all other business pertaining TO Real Estate
Particular attention given to
Sales of Real Estate at Auction.
We invite those wishing TO invest in Real Estate to call
oct2s 80 d&w
andise of all descriptions, in trade
wv for real estate, by wM- y. WILEY,
mch26d&w Real Estate Agent.
EyOR SALE OR TRADE-A steam wooden and grist
mill at Noblesville, Hamilton county, Ind. The
wooden mill consists Of two powet looms and blanket
LOOM 1876 spndles picker breaker and condenser, also
two of double cards. and all other machinery
say weaving. The gris MILL contains two Of burr
bolts packers etc. in good order. Good farming land IN
Indiana merchandise, taken i'm part payment, by
VIM. Y. WILEY
lnch26d&w $-~i Estate Agent
f-Uvor TraDE-A farm of 40 in jefferson county,
Indiana, Madison, for trade for stock Of dry
goods or groceries, by WM- Y WILEY,
mch26d&w Real Estate Agent.
ENOR SALOON LONG CREDIT-Ihe two story brick
" house No. Isl East House contains
etc. Lot4s feet front and $50 feet deep. BY
WIN. Y. WILEY,
mch26d&w Real Estate Agent
VyOR SALE-An acre of ground adjoining the corpora.
n ton line ON the north and extending from Pennsyl
vana Delaware streets for sale in whole or part by
WIN. Y WILEY,
mch2sd6w Real Estate Agent.
FNOR RENT-Tenemcnts Of different sizes, in all parts
of the city; also business rooms, ETC. for rent, by
WIN. Y. WILEY,
mch26d&w Real Estate Agent.
GROCERIES. &C.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-03
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
TIE GREATEST
MEDICAL BEAUTIFIER
OF TINE ICE,
AND THE ONLY
HAIR PREPARATION
Worthy of any confidence for restoring the
HAED AND GRAY.
ESvERY DRUGGIST IN THE UNITED STATES IS
H familiar with the article and will tell you you if
you are
BaEd or Cray
Or Your Hair Needs "a Tonic,
Professor O. j. Woods
HAIR RESTORATIVE
Is the Only Reliable Article for YOU
FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES, CLERGYMEN,
Ladies and gentlemen in all parts of the world testify to
the efficacy of Prof o. j. Woods Hair Restorative and
gentlemen of the press unanimous in its praise A
few testimonials only here be given; circular
more, ana II VIII be impossible for you to doubt
PROF. S. THALBERG, PIANIST,
says ON his arrival in the United States. he
was rapidly becoming gray, but on applying
Woods Hair Restorative, his hair soon
covered its original hue.
CHARLES GARDEN, ID NASSAU ST, NY.
Says the gray hairs on his wife's head were
alter few weeks trial, turned into dark
brown, at the same time Identifying and
thickenng the hair.
A. C. RAYMOND, BATH, MAINE,
Says he is sixty years old and his hair
and whiskers two-thirds gray, but by
gray hairs have disappeared, both on his
head and face, and is more soft and glossy
than for twenty-five years previous His wife,
at the age of hfty-two, has used it with the
same effect.
FINLEY JOHNSON, ESQ, NEW ORLEANS,
Says that he lost his hair by the Yellow Fever
IN 1854. lie used Woods Hair Restorative,
andhis hair is now thick and glossy.
NJ MIDDLETON LIVINGSTON, ALABAMA
says the Restorative has done much good IL,
his part OF the country. He used il for bald
ness and now has fine head of hair.
T. L. MORSE, LEBANON, KENTUCKY,
Says he has seen Woods Hair Restorative
used in hundreds of cases, and never knew
it to fail in accomplishing all it processes to
do.
A. J. ALDEN, McI.ANESB0RO', ILL,
Says he had the scald head eight years. and
was bald, but by the liberal Of Woods
Hair Restorative he now has a rich, glossy
head % hair

Says he had the scald head eight years, and
was bald, but by the liberal use Of Woods
Hair Restorative, he now has a rich, glossy
head of lair
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to be dealt u'ith according to the ordinance 8
now in force ard effect. Adopted
! BY the sane:
Be it ord4iufd 10y the Board Of Mayer and Aldermen Of
the city OF Memphis:
Thsts tax Of Gteen cents on sIch Aurdrsd dollars
worth Of taxable property in the city Of hsnI hts be,
aud i, hereby levied for the support Of Memphis
City SchO - ior the present 35h cI:poae year, ia
! addition 10 the other taxes heTetJf-re assessed.
Passed hr reading and referred TO tue Finance Com
mitse
By Aid. Tigbe:
Resolped, etc That the Mayor be and is
! hereby instructed TO have tic roof OF the city
Jail repaired. LAdOPted.]
By Aid. Amis:
Resolved, etc, That the Street Commissioner
be directed 10 place a plank crossing acros1
the pavement in front Of engine house No. I,
on DeSoto street. Adopted
| By the same:
| Reso red, etc, That committee Of three be
| appointed by the chair to confer with the
county court of Shelby county, and urge upon
! the said court the necessity of providing i'm
medIately for the wants of the fam miles or our
absent soldiers. Adopted, and Aid. Amis,
Kortrecht and Yollintine appointed The COM
mittee
By Aid. Cochran:
kesoiDed, ETC., That Chief of Police notify
the property holders on the west side of Center
alley, between Washington and Poplar streets
to reDa the sidewalks and cutters in sub
stantial manner. Adopted.
The accounts OF ". B. Greenlaw & Co. were
again called up, when AID. Farner moved that
theIr consideration be postponed until the next
meeting, and pending vote on his molten the
Board adjourned TO ts-moTrOW evening at seven
o'clock. w. Il. BADGES,
Secretary.
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Rz-srs gkzrees:
esNeraI KssssEasiosss.

!, 10 rsSli Viii - rsosivsd iar shorter s-r,d fhso
EosEtsA. PIPts sniarinE eftsr ida eac-rs1s u
sSsslSs ell - ezssE~7 esiy for ths rssldu- % .s
EsslsA- NJ 6sduosisa Vii be usfs IL oas--sf zll-
SEsEs5 hsfos Of lie ssrsan, or for aasenl,
uELese oocSsielsd b. si-kss.A
:. RIsh he Tle1 g. l4 se-t -Hirrvzazacs At DO
aiols habits - snonslay. sas 'o'1ias unf.s II -.
bsfn sStsotfS. Ei1tsy l5lf1rI 10 osnslas of .
ooior-d ksr.u7 drss=, viz 1sge ~ ssa- SAD 1Is.1
white o0iisF black Siif Ehita lsesrn HaI
trIzrnsd Win s4TaW c0ofsl riAs-1 f9r suslrsr a-i
Of us Sing.E, muslin - caii0, (s1.id c0eFs - .s
ulde Win long siesg - G1d 90 a. cio5e the usz
with Gkla pisirl vbtts oclarj Js4k SIX apron Ea-l
pHYl Rs By0yicad SIlh two Gs=sss :or lie Wlst.r
scd fOsr dTss@ss u ths s1asalpr unif7Fz,
.. BastdSrs RSst - provides vic az chaazss q
eLohLnS sutshle ths asaso ElJh si aecssar5 srt-
elss fe- ths tsilst aid with six taals asrE-sz.
L TAt pzsSuA SazFflaEs n ec1ng lsgirz uarairE
froua dlstaucss Els Ts4eesed - us scus ps-ya %
ke-nvhis q whom application nay be q. s7s
Wtsa heoSsssry In favor o. shs pupil tle Inz..u-
Hon.
Ths Ins.itnlis1 viu BOT i=car ths expense 1f fur
nlshins Ae p1EL with Iq-zs- Ggl or slti-.ss 1f
elolhnE5 shall tls pusis be cllovei G. keen 9usF
spend st Il cir discrEtfuu. s-c - l.t 5s -e-
pdsi ,sd with The eussrI5r Or Che lz--tzt-.
So Ursysua los Of tIGe @-d lltsrrnps5cn 6f tza
e1s7cSss o. tie Scbf2l. visit f ts receivFi G1g
Saturday, frU1l 10 % O'Clock 1ls Ell fra1I b. e
? ~ Parents oihsFs wi--izg -0 u,-cs ehl.d .u is
re 1Hstitutious viii os Esesge1 o. alT -zT sE-sPt
EunAzJ
nj. institutisn g os,loebut ss Its object i 20
Enor5 sducsttsu= ad-aarsess. irr-Dg- vev g -s-i-
Eioos creefs, ihau-ucs beysn LAT 5oisc wiz be ~.
srcsssd Dtsplinr Gps srsr cny sill require at.s1-
sSoe 81 divine service o. 8cnlays
s. Fsysnss snd frisu3s waiting ths pupils n zaitt
aon VssSs oE a ctlsr ln-s. IS ~ hnc accouaaod lsal
IN eity ErtzhboTho the Ins rye is aot pre-
PAFsd % furnisa satsr -siuuisr
5. Letters TO b sa.Fssssf % ths
SOTEER SUPERIOR.
Sc Agnes Fen-le A-scs7,v
Md1-dF ars~
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IA cAnn-

In retiring from business in erder 10 enter e SER
vice Of eountry We return FIBcsre and heart
felt thanks tOaseneT0us public the liberal psttoa
age hest0Wed upon an IN parting with The business
comm unity OF Memphis aud surrounding couiiry do
with l,aus regrets bas while cs1gry our
serYses OF IN Justice 20 IN promptinEs o. pat
FiOic hPara TeIaaln 81 home Shou providence see
TT deliver frem the JAYS Il d-atd snd the hands
OF the enc NJ, We wifi return emehis and resume
hsiuRss snd hUpe "a BE- able % merit U5ntin U
the patronage heretofore beralg bestowed upon u.s.
.s.- r- - VERY hespecufuy. f9fs Ell
SAHgEL A.TAYLOR,
. se6-2w aH' N. THAD. A. CHDMWRi.Is
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no C0NTRA.yC3peDRs.

E 1LED proposal viii Be received at this Me IN
y titl2 Gicook, n on Saturday ss 2lst Inst. f5F
laying Ftolis sut ters te We a. the endsof UHioR
api Monroe ST eet- Eor iniorHstsn apply 10 the
dersigned. J. Il. HuHPnRsTS,
seiT-td "-i- City Engineer.
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go EAe L@dSes 4!
Dissolution.

THE o0pertne rship heretofore existing between
i Samuel A. Taylor and T. A. Cromwell, under the
style Of HULS, CROMWELL & TAYLOE IN the Pro-
du and Commission business, No. 30 Front bow is
this Esy dissolved By mutual consent.
fhad. A CTOmwell is authorized 20 sette up tho bu-
sness Of the firm sud be foand at the Oammsr-
csl Bank on Tuesfs, Thursdays snd Saturdays from
N. till p. NJ until further notice. PersOus in
debtsd 10 the 1rm viii please call and ette without
NaI.w
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FAEAAAh HALB-THARLT-IEVhRI IL


FW Asard ed fuit0s IN any o. al o1 the foIossns
essaehss: haadinz. WritbS Arl-4ras.ic, Enz.isa
srGnsssF SeoGrspby, History. Ahstori- Cou-Ozi iraz
Criticism. Principles 0f Easu2ai Fhlloz0pt7 one 49,
III s1e Botsny Asntsl snd so-al Fsfl7-arHy Psai7
ssWiaS asrstnz &c SIS 80 SO OF sic1 Accord
~ 20 tAH szc flaaz fae yuriI E,r Cav s-s51s-
tuitsa as $50 sa5 er sBs sc'ziins 70 ass o. sasI
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it ordained by the ard Of Msyor aid AII-rmen Of
the city " Hempbis:
That from azd after the passage Of hiS ordnance any
city nicer who shall make scC5uut against the city
OF Memphis. either by tte purchase u articles n is
nsmA Otherwise, without the authority Of the RoaFd
OF aldermen do TO- shall removed ron m e there
for, twv-ihirds OF the Aldermen elected c0ncurring
TN rein Passed first reading aud referred 10 Ord
nance committee !
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MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Chesnut Eli,
.Rs~ LaGrangs. 4essasssss.

sTTEa BBrAgH ASEUAL TRzH sf this Ias.ltsti,a
4 ~ essa 81 tss lO.s u sspt-ater and c 80 -
* Of Ssss, TiiAout iptetniSsien s1usyl flr tts
OnEigiE kOli6Sys. Tba success n t. fr.f tsa h,
fEr, hss snGb - he yroprIstor 10 ttoytss fsr5-5
eeaSHsTs ~ STsSy esgssJuSsts ksulenlsu of su.s
Ttos taIssts, sooGsa2lshsd Dru ns.tsr h - j.
fHntS5 tnd Artinsry fsctics hss teen e1pisyaf ~
S1ll ltReNst haTe shsrse of Ne 8sthsnastal dstar-
Sent fae sras ussd hsrsafssr VIII Be one aed lietz
thoroush insiY scos in artils-y servlce znd t5s D
held rise, made % crdsT and of suitable aka f5 bvs
ron ten te ssysstesn years Of sge. TARGET shooting
rTsetioed az leess once wstE. Il is object 70
Hsse ever pusf thJFoughy EcgUaintad with the On
ties of Ee % dlsr Ia detail eota the csup ar 10
ihe nsd- God sthSiarship a. seod miiilsry Gisc-
piius Aftef AL form fhs bEBs " the scdefs coursss
Hs muEt hsvS ioteissu5s his fghLs ana uli.
tErf atsetPiBe - give 80 sncy - tie defense cs f
EnA ealy syHHe-t1c sze,eisss are not ony isvzirrf
o tAs sAofaT. ba Ssssntial n EitisB physical dsyeo
1saaT1 bsvs BAD sbundsrA proof iu me iast sres
1ssr~, - tAs rsSsrkseis ispr5vsusrt IN hsslsh,
strsssth, and aetiTity q even Eu4ant IN tse Iuss
sst Gymsasts In Amsrics teacher IN this stps-t-
asnt
~ aseasa frS-es taa ths ca5sIc hat lhs IN
ssitutiss 10 roe o1nplsss y a lee sFfEsFseHts in
~ ssouFs TIE highest essrss % physical Ient-l
ana Eaogs csvO pusut, sUi - feel coaG1eui tusrg
s5.s slvs s1zyls rsturs Tor svs-y sEBsrss Tie
Fross-scr q Mc4srn LssSsssss. nrs-iBr. sDa T5s.l
raf inFtvuvusntsl Music ls aceoInallshed in 90 80
tsaeb-s snd crest sCqut=ittca e ID. fnstItf1r Il
The u tTs tbs Fsu.sy phvsicis1 has mtts ~
oaessioasl visits ne Uui91rsl vil. be saris
- hsrstefo5s Blue 5ssss sus sni 5rsy aBdrsss DO
bAss anasaed god asilor a1a boot Uaksr Tor tbs
gEsttsts TSs Nrst b depo tee fo 81 xgcntss
- - BHAeEiSseI all0Ss e-englts g. bs maze 70
PseSa E7gssy Das1 - tssesd R1th f3s Frfhcipsl =
Vsrasus ssR bsys1d tn boEnss. excspt n taUrch
vssn - ferioush. Fae discipline viii bs stricgy
Military.
TerHs---Per Ahnusl Tenn, $275.00.
fsis tBsladss tuoi baari and taitlon In ,hs rusi-
RsIS 81 EoFiisa, Ancient LansuegeR, hstda=ls.ias
tie ~ q the 0ynassiuul5 the Efiitasy Duu. ,ad
Bru7s-
Accsrn Aao8sAEas Preach sud German 10 5s arosas
seliy) pravias a-d Inst uu;ents susie x r.fss,-.5
TEtes N schoas. Focai \ uslc tsu-ht &c All e-stis
20 pupil faksa f9r les thsu the auEua term esc.re
b. special azres4srf.
Pupils sntSyisE a'tsz The m1aJh vi DO cha-Ept
only for the reu-ainlcr of ths ec1i5aeic year
0ns-half DsJsble sn the f0th o. September and he
balance On the fst OF FobruEry.
D. fEaHT&AE, Proprietor
s.-It will bs deserved shat ~ sdzit poys at snv
age under 5svsutssn, and az they be o. no uss q
var they shouls oss no tiule frun school. engsasd
II The School Southern.
suso ds~ .. P
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G0ntatlcaal.
EpTTATTON Al,

vi le5r Second street, between Bssl ard Gayvso
streets. A Miiithrv nspartuont snd gymnasium have
been introduced unfsr the cArs Il Captain CctEs.
The great point in thi scho=l vii 6s 20 5sfsrs bozs
iSr ths vsrious business restieas life. For terms
apply u 'hs pTiEcipal sAl7 iw
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R45%FanSc Classical Academy.
TNHE exercises Of this Bch1ol pill Be resumed %
i MONDAY, SspisnNer %, AMI continus tsu n1onths
sIta the ptl1u short vacst4ou duriuS CHI -
Mas holiday. me scbsol building has iust been coS
pleted, snd Is Thoroughly htrd fer purposes q tbs
seAoo The services q hr. 7. . ioou havs bssn
cured ss Assistant Instructor fog The ulus Pssoa
1ezt boOks kapt By The principal Tor her iufor-
"Ation or catalogues address ne a. LA0rauss rem.
AC9i-3u' " siFCHALL, Prfncipsl
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PrEVOEe School
MEMPHIS FEMALE CoLLEeR

I'HB siGTEEETs SESSION will btzin On tas sEC-
OND MONDAY in September ThiI Institution
II ls believed aHJrds unsurpassed fsoiiss FOR ihs
qiisliion o. thorough aud polished ada-aliou Tes
Bosds sud rrsasurE Hotes Of the Conlsdsrata STATE,
Wi. be taken a. par va'ue or Cotton st tue srhSi
price IN payment II dues Tne chzrEes n sdyapca
ar board and regular tuitiOn siof per sessoa y
rSenty weeks. To secure situations pasloris pAont
make previous sppl alton he number Il ruYlls IL
limited to sixty.
For circulars giving full particulars apply TO
O. G.. HAOPH SISSY,
Jes25sl6T3r=f PTetdeuf
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HUNTSVILLE PgNALB C0LLB8E,

---HANA ~ IL - "a - J
Huntsville, North Alabams.
REV. J. G. WILSON, 4. .N..............PARg DaNT
V7dE eighth annual term will begin On the F1Rsr
Z EoEsAY in 5p;smbsr.
Locations
- This is hsAlthy plssssut and stoTrs fssa danssr
either Of spidsUics q wars sisrns.
Faculty.
The present full snd abs 7y1bs Of thirteen accom-
piiShed Teachers is retained Tor next year.
EGngT0gts.
Ancient Ltnsnsges no -sifs charge. HoaSrn Ian
saAges by thoroughly ri;. ut isds IsarasT.
.TStslo.
his department Is Of very high g-ads Peculiar
advantages in vocal Aasic.
.f5'R.
Our Hsutusliy skilful Teacher Of prs-tns and Paint
ing, IN their different varieties viii sti rsmsln IN
e>args o. this department.
Boarding 7ep@FtssSvsT~
Health and comfort are rtgilspug cared FOR. Ar
hngements Will bs ussde FOR cofoftsbgy aoroEnoia-
ting al who may come
Special Notice,
oonfeders Ecuds and Treasury Eo.ss, cotsor
Wheat and Bacon will be received in payment
Catalogues, onfsining full PsrtieuSrs ssnt on apDh-
cation to the PrrsidsIt augs-In
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II. VoLLTNTINE,
+. n. GAILoR.



Aid. Tighe moved that E. c. Lemovne be
confirmed ts Deputy IlspectOr. AID. Gai!or
moved to lay the nomination on the table
Lest.
Toe nomination was then voted upon and
confirmed.
STEAM FIRE ENGINE.
AID. Vo'lintine submitted the following res
olutions, and the same were adopted By the
Bosrd
RssOlved, That the Mayor and City Coun-
ell Of Nashville be requested TO loan to the
city Of Memphis one Of their steam fire en-
CINE and such other machinery or spYarstus
as may be necessary TO put the same In Success
ful operation.
kssolpsd, further, That J. D. Dlnbury he
appointed By this Board to repair to Nashville
ard present the above resolution with power
and authority to make all such arrangements
as may Re necessary to procure said engine,
and bring the same to Memphis, and that be
tender our sincere thanks to the city Of Nash
vile for their sisterly Kindness through some
OF their officials in furnishing Us the above en-
gine.
BY AID. Tighsl
TIE petition Of John DolaD, discharged
policeman asking to be rei1ststed. Rejected.
By AID. Morgan
A petition asking that s ock To- near RuIe-
man hotel he declared nuisance, and abatad
as such. Referred to Committee on Fire De-
partment.
By AID. Amis
The petitio of S. j. Neal, asking the abate.
ment Of city tax. Referred 10 Finance Com
mittee.
By AID. Townsend
Fssolped by the Board Of MIyOr aud .al9er-
men Of tbe CitB Of Memphis That the chief of
the Fire Department be and he is expressly
forbid the use OF the fire engine for any o5her
rurpose than that Of extinguishiAg fires
without special permission Of this Board.
Adopted
By the same!
RfeolUed bv the Board, That when any po-
| licemsn is forcedto the necessi y Of employing
| dTsyman to carry any drunken or disordeTly
] person to the Station House or CalabOose that
The Station House Keeper be and be is instruct
ed to pay for the same and report to this
BOARD. Adopted
By AID Morgan;
ResolUed, etc, That the Mayor be and is
| hereby instructed to call on Cant Mcdonald.
OF the Independent Dragons, and receive from
him ali the arms now in the possession of
l said Dragons, which belong 10 the CITY OF
4 Memphis, and dispose of them to the Confsd.
crate States al price not less than the cost Of
them to The city. IAdOpt d.
gy the same
| RssoIUed, etc That the chair appoint two
members Of this Board, who shall with the
Mayor attend the meeting of the stockholders
in the Memphis and Ohio railroad company
to be held in this city on the 7th Of October
and cast the vote Of the city in the election
then and there TO be held for twelve director,
Of said railroad For the ensuing twelve months
[ Adopted
Aid. Morgan and Ayres were appointed to,
I committee.
By The ssmei
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VEelxled Reef

II the war In which we are now Engaged is
TO be q long ons-snd no one is wfs6 enough
b predict when it viii terminste-the people
Of the S5uthetA Confedsracy viii be called
upon tc look ahead and lue substitute for
tie quantity Of north-Ferstern bacon they
have generally used, and the want Of which, a.,
eincs The blockade, has caused US 90 mach in
convenience. Every effort that possibly can
will be made TO increase the amour OF pork
usually raised in toe Southern C0nfedeFacy,
aut gvs Geg5t vhethersen0ugh can be made o
prevent, during another year, the same ineon-
vsnisnce 70 which we are al present subjected.
Fatunz+elv, the Southern S ates possess beef
Of the bes quslity, and in any number, and
the Indications are that it will be OF finer quail
Is tuis season than usual. Now, all we have
to 90 is 10 pickle or salt this article in large
quantities, aad The demand for bacon wiz be
iessened fully thirtY OF forty per cent. TAe
Yankees, who know so well how to make
money, pack up thousands Of tierces Of beef
every season, al Of Whic0 meets with most
ready sale. grtat many Of tbe eattis which
have been driven from Virginia to Baltimore
zlt Philadelphia were thus used. When well
picked, It keeps wsli for two or three years,
and is regarded By many as much better and
healthier than bacon. Besides being public
benefactJrs, We have DO doubt that the business
ggogll se very profitable to sbose who will IN
dertske it, as in all probability provisions Il
continue 10 active demand.-l1tckusond Es-
guireT.
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FzF Every woman was made for mother,
eosseausutig B 1bies are Just as necessary to
their peace Of mind" as health. IL you
wish . look at melancholy and Indigestion,
s.ol ~ an. cid maid. If you would take a
peep at suasbias, look in the face Of young
mother.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-21
7 HANK VI. DAiLDEf
A minority Of the Comnirte

Upon a petition in relation to the grade
of AlSbsma street, from Poplar street to the
Raleigh road, the special committee, through
Aid. Vountine, submitted the following re-
port which was referred to the Improve enent
Committee:
ward, 10 whom was referred the within peti-
ton, beg leave to report tnat tee grade On
Alabama street ought 70 be changed 90 20
convey the water now flowing from Alabama
street down IhoTaton avenue, so as to carry it
down Alabama street, and that the Ci Eagi
nser be instructed to survey and fix the grade
in Pursuance of this report.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-21
By Aid Robinson :

ResOlred sLc.. That the owner or owners Of
the property fronting on the nOrth side of Lin
den street, between fernando and Causey
streets, be, and they are hereby, Isq9ired to
put down good brick pavemsnts In front Of
thrig respective lots, and hat the Chief Of P0-
lice and The City Engineer are requested to see
that the provisions OF the ordinance regulating
the putting down Of pavements. Psvenents
20 he s. Feet In width and ts4 curb Aka inches.
Referred to Improvement Committee.
It, fbo esre.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-21

LARA Faon IHE RIo GsANDE.-Tte FOit
Brown (BEownsv.lls) Flag, Of the 22d ult.,
SAYS:
Quite large number Of Mexicans have left
this city within the last two months, and others
are prepsring to leave. Most Of them are at
MstamoTas.
Brownsville 10 R'o Grande city has discon
tinued The service. and all mail commuhiea
tions bstweea the different pOiats on the river
above have been suspended for the last month
Capt. Frank Powers is engaged In raising
az artillery company For the new regiment O
artillery which Col. Moore las been authorized
l. enlist in the Confederate service.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-21
sPEcfAL c .nrMrrrrE.

The Special Committee 10 relation to dam.
ages aons to Mrs. Hi-chler's property report
ed ss follows:
" That as g matter OF sxpsdisncy the city
repair the sewer referred to in former report,
aud that the Street Commissioner, under the
supervision Of the City Enginesr, be instructed
to repair the sams as early as prac ica5!e. y
+ Adopted
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-21

IHO ouiHtI Wis FVIaaIo IhbWJdso
yATILL open its nr1t ion the 2e dsy Of BsPts1-
w ber, ttAe nrst Monday under the cor Rusd
pervi.on Of D. Meredith, Sssstss By fail p Of
experienced Southern Teachers.
1hJss wishing further particulars viii bpply % The
tiiEcpsl Tor catalogue.
soMERvILLE TLNE Aus. l, 1897. IsuB'sV'