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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-11
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Q, stand By The Flag 81 Oar union

BY PATMoTIcA.
There 10 no time for prelmination,
With the men who are foes Of our nation;
Our Union has cost too much handej.,
Just now to be riven asunder;
Then stand by our Flag,
Let no freeman lag,
0, stand by the Rag ofMe Uaion.
Sad times have we fallen upon indeed;
'Tisenough to make o afreeman's heart bleed
TO see 30 much lack Of devotion,
In men OF the highest promotion
But, stand by our flag,
Let patriot lag,
U, stand by the Nag of Tie Union.
All the men Of our State Legislature.
ana wise men Of whate'er nomenclatufe,
az 3a - eaSn G honest profession and grade
Z FL "oto VapiTAL CRY ARCADE,
4 where they fnd the Gag,
snot left to drag.
Z But noas as a sign Of the linton
MARCUS CHILDs Is friend Of the rJn,on am.
OF whom good suit you can all procure
In accordance with ''late adyicesU
At the lowest Of Union prices.
By which he can live
And good trade give,
10 preserve the Fydo Of he Union
23 and 25, South High Streets,
accordance with late advices,"
Regardless Of secession vices
e~r3 VI Good Clothing to sell, lif
That will fit men WE'LL lr
And honor his loge Of the Union.
union Of buyer and seller he seeks,
AT niSstore Just oefa0een Broad and State strSsts
yi. wnere none are allowed to leave the Store,
WIN bargains they will ever deploIe;
Inen, 90, one and all,
Give MARQUIS a call,
And stand by Tho Fld0 of he linton.
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1t is stated that Rev. Dow Bently, Of South
Windsor, Conn, took up In his pulpit the Presi-
dents proclamation of fast on the Sabbath
previous to the 4th Of January, and, without
reading IT, threw 1t on tho floor, rubbed his foot
across it, and remarked: "If the President
would go down South and kill some of the Sc
cessionists, l would pray and fast for seven
days" FH
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Tho Premium Horse for Sale.

THE CELEBRATED BUCKEYE NOR
Il GAN HORSE, CHARLIE, 10 offered for sale.
This Horse four years old dark bay color and waI
sired by the celebrated F5y i
BLACK HAWK MORGAN. a
He is sound and perfect in every particular.
Regarding the merits OF the Horse i'm permitted to
refer to the following gentlemen David Taylor ESQ.,,
Robert Neil Esq., r. Nevins, Esq., Ool. n simont on,
u 3. HOTEL DR.. j. Williams, Clerk Of the Horse De.
partment Of the Board Of Agriculture; Il. NJ. Williams
W. Williams, j. 0'B. Rennick, Esqrs.; W. A.~Platt,
Esq, State House Commissioner p Stone, Treasur.
or Of state R. II. Geary, Esq.;J o. Reamy, Prosecu.
Pits J. Matthews, Judge Superior COURT Joseph Hoi
lenback DR.. Akin, Goodale House; Hon. Sam. Gallo
way, A. W. Dolsoni Buckeye House: Hon. j. Walcut
Col. Northrop, L. u. Wilson. a q ti1t 9i
For particulars call on the subscriber at his Soap Fac
tory, foot Of Friend street, Columbus Ohio. so
febl-dIw HENRY EMRIoH, Proprietor,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-11

The Right Rev. Bishop Rutledge Of the
Diocese Of Florida, has deposited with the State
Treasurer of that State draft of $500 towards
defraying the expenses of the Government.
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LITERARY NovrLrs.--The Macon Tsiss,ap

says: s-,6&I f
Rev, Mr.. Warren, Of the Baptist Church In
q negro preacher in Georgia, one who had been
trained by his master to assist him in his law
Office, had written a work in defense Of African
slavery, which was now in coure Of publication
in Atlanta. t3 NIX
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The Original and Best in the. worldi
All others are mere limitations and should be avoided
lfyou wish to escape rideule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black without injury to
Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have bss
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applications have been made to the Hair Of his patrons
Of his famous dye
VIM. A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces a col.
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not nure in the least however long It may be contin
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nvigonted for life by this splendid Dye. ,u-t
Bold In all cities and towns Of the United statsa
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
IThe Genuine has the name and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sies Of each box Of WILLIAM
A. BAToHELOR, Address
CHARLES BATOHEL0R, Pioprietor
VIS-Wy III Barclay street, New York
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tion pnt up BY any person OF similar name.
q 3 2 3 2 b 3 3 3 3 2
This Cough Cordial has been thoroughly tested thous
ands Of times, and in no case has II ever failedl
Bear in mind that this Cherry Cordial is the prepaa
ton Of regularly educated Practicing Physician, a
point not to be lightly estimated by those who require
sterling medicine.
Geo. W. Rice, ESQ, Of Cincinnati, certi6es to re.
rkable Of Asthma, the patient being his wife
The remedy the cordial.
John H. Deters, Esq, of Cincinnati, testihes to a
markabe Of chronic throat disease by means OF this
great remedy.
Rev. DR., J. +. Chalfant, Presiding Elder, IN. e.
Church, Dayton Distrct,) says ~ cordially recon-
mend DR.. Ayers wonderful preparation to those who
may be suffering from chronic caarrh or diseases OF the
Throat and Lungs"
Solomon Adams (Of the well known Importing Dry
'I heartily commend Dr. Ayers Cordial as justly de-
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Chas Munroe Esq, Cincinnati says: 81 cheerfully
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g. r. Bates, Esq, writes form Fifth Avenue Hotel,
New York; II shall always recommend my friends to the
use OF your Cordial feeling that 1t has effected what
OF the most eminent physicians In New York and
Cincinnati failed to accomplish, viz the cure Of Mrs,
| Bates Throat"
T. j. Emerson, ESQ.,, Professor Of Vocal Music, Gin
cnati, says ''A other remedies having failed to
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and happy to say, 1t effected entire and perfect
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| l.. B. Eager Constable, Cleveland, says: with the
use Of Dr. Ayers Cordial experienced the most decided
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Rev. d. @. Tucker, Brookvile, Indiana was cured Of
Consumption and testhes in the strongest terms to the
wonderful efficacy Of the cordial.
Rev. ]. B. Allen, Pastor OF the Presbyterian Church
Brookline o., cured Of chronic bronchitis says ~
now able to my voice we'll at any time during
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Equally strong letters and testimonials from 8. J.
Burlison, supt. Of Bridges, Cleveland: II. Ranney,
Merchant; N. Sanford, Merchant O. A Van Slyke,
Steamboat builder, Buffalo, Col. Crump, Hannibal,
Mo-; @. P. johnson, Esq., City Attorney, 81. Louis.
Rev. A. ]. Kane, Springfield, lllsi Moses Chess,
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m SURE, ECKSTEIN & CO.,
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| Cincinnati, and by Druggists generally.
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jan. 24;-deTu&Th&wly sftv r-sl s.t
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Price 81.

OF the great remedies which DR.. AVER (of the Throat
and Lung Institute, 30 West Fourth Street cncinnat,)
has offered to the public there none which has given
such universal satisfaction in his practice the PuL
MoNlc CHRRY CORDIAL"
1t possesses the most extraordinary powers, and
among the points of marked superiority Of this fayorite
remedy are these:
UPIt contains NO Morphine, or any
thing which will derangc the BOW
els or impair the Appetite.
UPIt contains NO dcIeteriOus SUBJ
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DThe effect is prompt and perma-
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IPAs cure or preventative of
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1t has NO equal. None who have
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r-ou, Fasnsnx.on.

/ WAsa1EoToy. Eay 1.-THE Secretary OF The
Treasury has lust issued circular to all Collec.
tors. Surveyors, and other tficers Of the customs
precisely similar TO that already addressed to thosI
on the Northern and NorthWester waters, relative
to commerce with insurrectiopary States, with the
following addition: ',AmOnE the prohibited sup
plies Goals, telegraph instruments wire, porous
cups platinas acids zines and all other telegrapkic
material"
The ultimate direction Of troops now here and
daily arriving. is q matter Of conjecture, the Ad-
mipistration keepingit secret. There lie no doubt
that among other vigorous measures determined
upon, is the construction Of from ferty 10 ffiy
gun boats by contract, for operations in shallow
wafer.
The Worlds Washington correspondent telegraphs
that en- attempt was discovered TO day to poison
members of the 18th Regiment Of New York Sevs-
raj are now ill. 1t appears that some sugar was
used which contsiDed arsenic.
Gen. Butler has ordered the outposts of Col.
Jones' camp al the Relay House be extended some
10 miles towards Hsrper's Ferry. They will act
in CONJUNCTION with an advancing force from Cham
bers5urg whose operations will be against Harper's
Ferry. These advanced outpos,s ore also intended
to cut et the flying rebels from Baltimore, Who it
is supposed, have attempted to escape from General
Buffers forces
One thousand troops under COL Jones, entered
the city this P. VI. This movement was msiO in
consequence of reports that az attempt wss being
made to revive the mob spirit in that city 10 pre-
vent the passage Of troops and destroy the railroad
The Navy Departments expects Charleston, Sa-
vannah and The mouth of the Mississippi to be
blocksded in the course of 3 week.
The Government oonsemplates the erection Of
earth works at regular intervals along the railroad
lines leading from the North through Marylasd.
Preliminary surveys are now making.
The Capital is nov surrounded by circle Of en-
esmpmenls, controlling all roads to Virginia and
Maryland.
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You're respectfully
D WEAvER, Cashier.

SEocKrNG AFFAIR-We learn from the Hopkins
vile (Ky) Mercury that while three boys, sons of
LoUIs WRITER'S THos OWEN, and LuD PAYNE, were
returning home from a muster at the Brick Church
on the Princeton road, six miles from town, Young
PAYNE proposed TO his companions to stand of and
let him snap a cap at them which he had just Dor
Yowed from one OF the company. OWEN presented
his heart, while WRITER'S sprang back just as Pans
fired The former received part of load Of buck
shot in his stomach while the latter received eight
buckshOt in his side, passing out and two lodg-
ing in the flesh. Young OWEN fingered great pain
until the SHOWING evening, when he died. His
companion is not dangerously wounded. PAYNE is
about seventeen years old, and is feeble minded
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The following ladies, the committee TO attend 70
the wants of the families Of Volunteers, arc re-
quested to meet in the Concert Hall OF MASONIC
Temple on Thursday morning at IL O'Clock
Mrs Z d Huston, Byrd Douglass, Carter, JAS
Plunkett. James B Crnivhead VIM Cooper, z Fort
Paul Eve, Sterling CeckerIn Nathan 0i.son' nueN
Jackson, Irby Morgan, VIM Harding WIN hliS-
ton, David McGavock, Webb smith, N
Claiborne, Alexander Mccall, B Lindsey' James
Erwin, Thomas Nancy, A Cox, George Cheafnam'
VIM Lrcus. A BcWhirter. Atchison' Joseph
Henning, John Hill, Washington Cooper, mai
bert, A Watts, Jessie Thomas, Thomas Marshall
Hugh Frizzell, Matthew Watson. Thomas Brennan
George Goodwin, NJ Kelly, Granville p Smith, HI
ram Jones, Philip dwell, VIM A Glenn
nv order Mrs. ROBERT NJ. PORTER
Mav1A 1861. Chairman of Committee.
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CHEERING News FROM SUMNER CoUSTY.-Gen. BAR
ROW addressed very attentive audience at Shsckle
Island in Sumner county yesterday, and we are
gratifed to learn that he made fine impression
upon those who desired information in regard to
the measures upon which they are called to act.
There were a few in that region who had been hes
itating, but the plain and convincing arguments Of
Gen BARROW satisfied them that it is their duty to
sustain the whole action Of the Legislature. II is
evIen that all the people need is information upon
the questions upon which they are to act. Let the
questions be discussed and the people VIII be
right. In Sumner the people will be nearly or
quite a unit in favor of both propositions submitted
bv the legislature
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From New York.

New YoRK, May IA "A special dispatch to the
Commercial says the Chapter of the Virginia knights
Tsmplsrs have officially seeded from the United
States Grand Encsmpnenf.
A detachment of regulators snd volunteers have
left hele for Baltimore.
A New Jersey regiment is unde- orders for Alex
andIis.
Senator Kennedy, of Baltimore, Publishes in the
National iRtsligencsr to-day, eloquent appeal to
the people of Maryland, ent-esting them 10 remain
loyal and join their fortunes with the North.
Special dispatches TO the Post say no change
will be made in the command of the feet Of PEN
cola.
1t is regarded as not improbable that Federal
forces viii march from Wheeling to MsEtinsburg,
Virginia, and take Ha-per's Ferry in the rear.
A special dispatch to the Post says orders have
gone from the War Department dire ciing Gen. Wool
10 assume the command Of Fortress Monroe
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WASHINGTON, May I5.-Gen. Scott emphstically sp-
proves Gen1 Buffers proclamation.
Probably Marshal Kane Of Baltimore will shortly
be arrested.
spy was arrested with dispatches for Gen. Lee.
1t is understood that the Government is fully pre-
pared to protect the Union men of Western Virginia
1t is reported that Winsns win be sent to Anna
polls for trial.
Gov. Hicks says Maryland will have five regiments
next week for the Federal Government
1t is again rumored that the Virgnians contem-
plate removing Washington's remains from Mount
Vernon.
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anpoIntments , for Speaking.

Judge RIDLEY makes the following appointments
for nublie speaking. Come out volunteers:
Woodbury., Saturday, May Is.
McNinnville, Monday, May 20.
Sparta, Tuesday, May 81.
Smithvile, Wednesday, May p.
Mechanicsville, Thursday, May 23
Alexandria, Friday, May "a.
Aubern, saturday, Nay Is.
Speakers at those points are invited to CO..
onePata
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ST. LOUIS, Msy 15.-The case Of Capt Melon
aid, writ Of hsbess corp 10, before Judge Treat
Gen Harvey substantially replied: that Mcdonald
WAS taken prisoner while supporting an assemblsse
in opposition to the Federal Government; that
Mcdonald was not at the arsenal DOR within juris-
dictioR Of the Court that the Washington sulhori-
ties had the matter in chsIge, and he should carry
out their instructions. The case was postponed
till Monday next.
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From Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG, May 15-Msjor Anderson was re-
ceived here by an immense concOurse. He was
greeted with cheers. He stated to Gov. Curtin tina,
John C. Breckenridge would Join him at Cincinnati
and take a command under him. The statement
caused profound sensation.
Anderson also stated that the European steamers
yesterday brought a large quantity of improved
arms for the Federal Government, and each sue
ceeding steamer will bring more.
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Army MEDICAL BoiHD NoTCE.-rhe Board of
Medical officers viii meet daily at the Capitol in
the Senate Chamber, where all applicants for posi-,
lions Of surgeon and assistanisurpeon viii present
themselves for examination ard certificates OF
qualification. The Board will be in service from
lOA ~ to P NJ. and from to Z. NJ.
Surgeons entering on the discharge Of their
duties, will immediately forward :her acquisitions
for supplies Of medicines, instruments, &c, to the
Board, who viii promptly I'll and forward them to
the point designated. Blank forms for the name
will be furnished by the Board.
Official letters and communications TO be address
cd to DR.. GEoRGE s BIAcK1E, Medical PuryeyOr.
r. W. AvENT, Surgeon General.
10. C. NEWMAN.
I'D. WINSTON, Assistant Surgeona-0eherai'
Nav 18th 1861.
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a51ERTEF,S SALE.

NY vsnd s e o ne a " no sna osliv
At is January ls6l wall expose % pub'
.e 10 he highest tder esh a ne ee9s mouse yard q
and estate which Henry Nil thsE
~ a. raw have seqeec IN and 70 ~ described
nnIs ~ u va. TIs fscsiDg piece Of land in basidsor
being lots on College street, Nos. D 3f
q tbs plan OF M6ee lots fronting On COLLEGE street Y fast
sother alley feet vide running parallel With salt street
thence at right angles With said alley % said College street, bs1l
ne sae conaeyed said Henry Hill, BY O. Hurt " deed
risssrsd in No 81 page us, Of tie Registers 0s Of
Davidson county Tennesss Dng levied TIE property o.
HENRI Hni 10 sasf jndgnen rendered in favor Of Lemuei
Farmer against said Rsrfy H Inse Psnl ard Ira Jones
JOHN X EDMGHDe0N, shssi1.
Byw, D. 2obessssa. Dspaty sheriff.
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ErnnEa HaIfInanrA.

BALTIMORE, May I5.-Rinnggold's battery passed
toward Washington. Two thousond troops via Per
ryvie are landing at Locust Point, supposed for
Washington.
Gov. Letcher has prohibited the military suthori-
ties giving passes to leave Virginia.
The War Department estimates that $4,000 troops
will be IN Washington Saturday.
1t is reported that seven steamers with Federal
troops are coming up the bay.
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TINS WAY THE Government PCNsHEs !

Tbs WAY THE GOVERNMENT PCMsHEs ITS De-
eERTERs-At the st Louis Arsenal, says q St..
Louis paper. the deserters from the service are
punished BY mounting hem on 3 tau hobby horse,
nine or tea feet hish oemisg 10 point at the top
about four inches wide. The men cit on thesa and
riie there from daylight ill night. saving end eK-
ceptirg q rest Of half hour for breakfast, an
hour for dinner and half an hour for supper. The
exercise, IL may be judged, is not pleasant. The
.sborses" are not provided with saddlss, and the
seats not as ''soft as dowry pillows are" me Of
the shining equesrriaus naTsge TO tuck their Goa
tails under them f relie'. bpL others, alas! wear
roupdahouts A senIinel ia stationed to prevent
the riders from 9ismouuting aud to hand them up
water whenever they get thirsty.
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5. a. pars for late and important news,

Insurance can be obtained Of W. J. MAZE, Insur
spce Agent. No. IS College street In the IKaURAxcE
ComeakT Of the Valley OF VIRGINIA. cash capital
ssOo,00S. and s2o,0QOm Tennessee Bonds deposited
a. sssnrity for losses Applications also received
for lnsnrsrcs IN the TESxnsszE MAhrR AID L.
srRAscs CoNrAxr or NasHvuxx. Ap2et.
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BANK NOTE AND ExCHANGE LIST.
.a.rrrr. DAILY 81 rzr M1acn..1.' B4zE-szA...s q c
Tennessee.

BkoKKa AND WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
TarEerz' and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Murfressboro'.
Miners and ManufsetRrers' Bank, KnoxvIlie.
Baak Of East Tennessee, Knoxville,
Bank Of Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at TazeVelI.
Bank Of TaEevell,.
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GIN. ScorT.-The Richmond Dispatch says: in
the course OF January last, Gen. SCoTT wrote LETT
ter to a Virginia gentleman, old friend, denoun-
cling in the most indignant the idea that he
would aid in dre wing the sword against the South
ern States We have this from the gentleman him
self and SCorr will not deny it
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The undersigned call on all freemen who have
not already enlisted in mill tary company to JON
the Stormen of Nashville The arms chosen Tor
this corps will consist of q Strengthened scythe
with hook and a revolver; the uniform in black
pants. blue shirt, with crimson collar, black hat
with skull and boxes in front.
The enlistment to be done at the office OF the
Uy1oS AND ANEmcAS. HENRY WEBER,
i O. LNCK.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

All regular telesrs bic reports fer the Newspaper. Ar.
no by the agents Of the New York Assceaei fss ~ -,
graph operator agent is PRINTED % sp surh rrt
The Tessr p Comp NJ hzvs no assn shates the
sbI. for the character or truth o his knd Of
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From New York

New YORK. May l5.-The World dispatch reports
all Geographic communication by the seabosrd with
the South suspended. The secessio lists having
moved all the wires. A new Company has been
organized, embracing ali Southern lines.
Trains between Washington and the North will
be resumed Thursday
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From WashinRfola.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-The Government, by ad
vice of Gen. Scott, has accepted fourteen additions
regiments from New York
1t is reported that the Virginians are throwing
up defences within spy glass view Of Washington.
The Court of Claims has adjourned till the fourth
of July
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IsFY NOTICES.

HarrieSS Cream Ale-Pures
Lovers of Ale have pronounced this the most de-
Iightful beverage of the day, and Physicians con-
tnue TO recommend it for the cure of the worst cases
of Dyspepsia.
lis write lies in lis purity. Being compounded
solely Of malt and hops its curative properties nus
q, once become apparent t. these acquainted with
the virtue Of either ingredient. It's manufacture is
conducted with the most scrupuous care, and it is
undenia5ly the BEST ALE manufactured either in
his or the old country, at the present day.
Il contains no intoxicating liquor or injurious
irug, and it will not iutoxicate. During the heat
summer. it is the safest ana most healthy bever-
&c that can be used AMI produces none OF the evil
fleets caused by tbs use Ct Distilled liquor.
IL il put up in barrels for The Of desless; and
10 kegs and bottles, for family use.
Price-in barrels, ten dollars; in fifteen gsllcn
Kegs five dollars; in bottles packed in boxes Of
1ne two three and four dozen, two dollars and hfty
,ents per dozen.
Dealers will learn the wholesale terms by sd-
dressing the Wholesale Agent.
The money must, in all cases, accompany the or
Ter, and funds on all selv' 1t banks taken at par.
Address the sole Wholesale Agent,
LCCIs NJ. MILLER,
d Brosdwsy, Nashville, Tenn.
NH
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, May 15-It is understood tina:
Commissioner from Havana has gone to Montgom
cry to confer with the Confederate Government;
concerning the Southern shipping at certain ports
against which the Federal Consul General is acting
in an unjustiied manner.