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Col. ScoTT's MOUNTED BATrALIoN-The Pointt
CoupGe Echo, of Saturday, has the following:

CUUptt EUHU, UI odIUTuHy, lts EIIc EOIIo"11I5
Col. John S. Scott, of our parish, is progressing
rapidly in the formation of his battalion OF mounted
men. He informs us that five companies have
already been rendered him and accepted. Capt
Keeps company, from IbervilIe and West Baton @
Rouge, is complete and now in camp at baton
Rouge Capt. J. NJ. Taylor, our contrcre OF the
Advocate, is busiIy engaged in organizing com,
pany in East Baton Rouge and will soon have ui
complement of men, In the parish of West Fell
ciana Capt. Leake is at the head OF company
which he expects to fill in the course of week
| The Other companies are being rapidly formed IL
| other parts of the State.
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FARTHER POINT, Aug l8.-The Canadian mail
steamship Bohemian passed this point yesterday
en- route for Quebec. 49,.
She brings dates from Liverpool via Queenstown
of the 9th inst.
The City of Washington, from New York, anc
the Riberniau from Quebec, had both arrived ou
at ljvernool
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LATEST EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE;

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP BOHEMIAN
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INTERESTING FROM tOE 4
NEWS OF THE BATTLE OF BULL RUN IN EtR0p
Lord PalmcrstOn OH the H1ocka''e'

Lord Palnlcrston OH the Blockade.
The London Times is bitterly sarcastic on the
battle of Bull Run, and says that the " southern
nut is hard to crack -...-
The same journal fears that the question of
blockade will involve England IN dilflcut compli-
cations.
Lord Palmerston says that the entrance OF
duty-paying vessel in any bloehaded port wipes
out the blockade.
He further states that belligerent may seal
port but when it lets single vessel IN, the flght
is gone.
How Napoleon Received the News
The London Herald SAYS that on the RECEIPT OF
the news, the Emperor Napoleon resolved 10 re-
cognize the Conederacy.
Races in England.
Ten Brock won the Brighton stakes.
Additional European Intelligence.
FARTHER PoIST. Aug. 19.-The Bohemian brings
the following additional news:
The London Times in an editorial artlcle on the
battle of Manassas says the victory ls compete
and that the Union army has lost all military non
OrS. =, ~,
All the London journals think that the battle
| has closed the door on compromise.
| A Paris letter says the victory operated power
fully in favor of tile Secessonists on the Partisan
opinion of the contest.
| The Queen, in her speech, says that the torelgl
relations of England friendly, and trusts there
| is no danger Of an Interruption OF the peace nov
prevailing in Europe. She also states that Eng
land has determined to form connection VIII
| other powers to maintain strict neutrallty J.
American affairs.
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ADVANCE IN COTT O n
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Icy THE SOUTHWESTERN AND AMERICAN MEEsl
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HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA,
Adjuant Generals Otl,Ce,
New Orleans, July Is, 1861

a. ORDERS No. 737-l TIE SECRETARY OF
III War has e eqDEsiLon 1900 Volunteers, 10 be placed
m camps instruction Each Company must be composed
III a one G.ptLu, First Lieutenant two Second leucn
aus four ge4 four Copoa!s, and sXon to one nun
drpd nriyaes They will be Camp Moore and toa new
cap in the ineior the e ri which will be daily announced
Tha President will assign officers to take charge OF The
troop "A, soon and the Camp will he under ht
cono Of The Wu Department Of the Confederate Sates Tht
President will also organize the Companies into Battaor o.
Regiments may prefer and appoint. the Field Officers ant
staff. " .-. !,
a1y trolI by Regiments If tins rendered and a1cepted
they will elect their Field Officers To secure this priv
I've ten or14uieq Numbering 1909 men form the Regi
cpt elect their officers and tender completely organized
By THuS. .. MOORE
Governor and COMMANDMENT Chief.
NJ CRIvur Adi't and Tnsr,'r Gen'l In Militia. jylI It
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poL1r1uAL AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
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Hernia can he Cured w,thou, Needle or Kntfsl

He-nle can te Cured WITHOUT Need!e or hnTe!
Mr. EdtoI II due to tho,e afflicted win TINS terrible
cG rflI disrg,p the folio Eg statement: hegrS
@ Amt "a yb, OF age, had been afflicted with the hernia
or he rlce Of three yeas The boy belonged to John oailo
6 Of saQicia county Two physicians examined him and
prorounreG Ks hopeless. AS there was difference o.
nrO about suggesting the use OF
% knife 10 which the other and myset obected took him to
Nav ORLEANS and obtained the Patent Truss Of Dr. j. Sher'
man and after having used that instrument aod the Doctors
Curative Mixture three months, the boy was entirely re-
stnred ard vow perfectly we'll This in the fall of 80
r f st tee years he has busy the plantation do
1ng all Tie work Of field hand rolling bags etc without ihS
j inrGuytuierre this for the beneht OF
those Who have B disease and for my grStMdg 70 u sner
W. l. Hiihh>'' ~ 0
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rELEeRApHED TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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Latter from Dr. rhos j. Harper of the most eminent Phi,
sieiaus in the State Of Mississippi.
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Extract ron Written Three Years Previous to tn
Above, in reference TO the SANG BOY.
ssAnuEHA Co Miss MAY 2. 1851.
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Dr. Sherman View Orleans: j., ,,-.-.-.
Dear se boy George is perfectly cured of the rupture
ma one OF the 10 king on Deer Greek anu can 90
tauch work AZ any man W. l. MILLS, M. u.
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Dr. she-rrau-Dear SIR send the boy Ben be to you
cslse caJ!at him property and beside am not sat
ised skill do him Justice am Sa fled your plan
is right that yo cure him. Please W e me by the re-
turn of the post. Respectfully, ~ . ,,,, =, II
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gThts reference slave boy about IA years
old who was .pred both Sides and who subsequently
returned sound. The following explains itself:
VGUKSBURG, Miss, May 7, 1860.
DR. Sherman, New Orleans:
Dear il send You Jnnos 10 appiyto him suitable
only been rpured shOrt time We can obtain
at evprv drug TlsSes In them however have but lit
M c,udclce; having confidence in your skill in such mat
'o''' ''" ' TuOS. j. HARPER, N. D.
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TuOS. j. HARPER, N. D.
pR. BELDEN'S OPINION.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 6, 1859.

Samuel Davis, Esq. ,., -,
him will give relief ehectuay than other nave
san trie tony satisfaction know OF several cured
i,r the the mixture recommend you to gel one
r,n,n W. NJ tha % ftt;nr r. BEIDEN, NJ. D.
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RECORDER LoNG'S COURT.-The dispute between
Arthur Poncy and Mary Kelly was amicably ar.
ranged, and all further legal proceedings il regard
to it dismissed.
Frank Luining was arrested upon the affidavit of
Mr.. Jacob Schillingkamp, who charges him with
having expressed sympathy for Old Abe, and en-
nifty to the Southern Confederacy-with being an
AbOlitionist and enemy to the State. Frank
| was locked up to await hearing.
| Henry Miller and Mrs. Paul were arrested OF
charges of having broken the peace and threatened
| assaults
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A8-Dudley Lodge No. GO, e.. and A.. A., u ~
EeHrtar Comm Of this Lodge held EF hS EAT
URDAY EEEENd " O'CLOCK in their Lodge Room at th9
GRAND LODGE, Masonic Hall, Of ST. Charles and
Psrtldo @ees Netnes Graft fraternaiy invited
10 atteDd. - . - $50, j., -u
OtrfQERs-wra. Il. Stewart, W. M $. J. Outlet, W
II. +. Iia, !. ". ThGdd6ns d. EsnH9r'., FT9asnreE
j W Searer Secret7 r. L. Moore 3. D.. Henry " Robin
-, n Tss = Ercf r gier "
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On the 1lth inst, Secretary Cameron dispatched
the following instructions to Gen. Butler, in reply
to the famous letter of the latter:
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H. PICWICk RIFLES WANTED, FEW
6 volunteers TO fill this Company tfoon qurlsIs as'
WI enninmens etc furnished free Of cost. For further par
LII ticuars, apply to ,. up,Np MOORE
mv6 No. Front I,evee, cor Cross1nan st. up stairs.
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Commodore Porter in Irons.

The same correspondent says that the Navy De-
partment has advices that Commodore Porter is in
irons for secession sympathy.
&c further states that Secretary Welles expresses
himself in favor of closing the ports Immediately by
n1o not
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g. EhEFALLt1N MOUNTED NTIEH- 50
fx9 Tie undersigned hts authority the War hn-.
Ti Department Of ths Confederate STATES Cin /Esyf
u junction whb the Hon. i, H. Hodge, Of Enfdo ---.T
phri-nJ to raise Bhtniion Of five six cnmpanirs, =
each Of MOUNTED MEN for active service during :
Hc1tlcntn Visiting to asr companies to The 81 alton
will address the uadersfed uyun sara and dnnit-
cate Of e letter. Of j. o. Nixon CrusreH Office, ="
Orleans. JOlIH SCOTT,
+auJ If Bayou eaGH, La
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I've 0peed for sub erigos TO me capital stock Of
~, co5ary qnder Louisville resolutions Of 18th tns, at
Eo SI oTcn street, where may be- found from g. ~ to
> H. for few days. desire TO meet there al friends aud
5o25 r r. Y. RICHARDSON. Agent.
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EEK1v by T. O. NIXON, No.'7O CAMP STREET.
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NEW YORK Aug. l9.-The Washington correspon
dent of the Tribune telegraphs that an attack o1
Washington is looked for and that many of the best
informed say the Southerners are in force within
few miles of the river, gathering means of trans
portation. They have large encampments thi
side of Fairfax, and probably the bulk is further u
the Potomac.
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wATcnEa.


So TIE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY.
'Aiihsm hAss' oegs 70 cal .he stienton u he rub.
e % TIE following emphatic tecsuenaat.oa o. a..
ham Nsiei,es ~ - e-ai's pf.ciie.i Waseirsak.,,
aa Jewellers iircusl,oui tAe Csiisd >ssse. riee,.
rs ia = s'sastsrss - "a qn.is TO sonz e.
-e'icatlcs ~ sas adseru>rseug bui H. n.n,e. ~,
siiiec vii II r~coilzed IS tho.r sccosinled viii
as 1fsse - teng IN The highest d. r.e re-pet.,s.
'od Influential A thslr essalii>la.i.ts rsy s....
= h'ura the esnuiise wstce> ftb-- Company. .,.
.factufe. IA sr~as variety.
ssnss1ss- from sssaay Cities sns town. A., raj.
'efess's'i Z. 'ti' si ~.il appesr =, su,or.
dscuaeut
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Tie advertiser, hsvsnx been restored - health IN
Zee weeks y a very simple remedy aAer having saf
fsrsd several year With severe hang affection. and
thai dread disc 80, cou-ampuo-t- snxioas . max
klso~n 70 ii. eIio~- sassrvrs the neans Of cure.
To ths-e -ho via ~ Il. he viii end copy
tie prc-cflpuon used free q ehargel Nth he d4rsc
ts,us tor preparing and asns tAe sane. ~hich ihs5
viii tad cure f,s ccns1mVtion. Asthma. nron-
cAit.s. &c. T-s only object 4 she advertiser In
scaling tse prescription esnsnt th~ aaliesed All
syrs.a srrrrsti~n waleh &c conceive 70 be lnvalaa
Bile. ami Be hsres ss-sy sufferer ~l ny his remedy.
a. n rcsss them nsshsas. al a=y prove blessing.
P.rt.<s WISHING de prs-zipt.oa I'll pieass a.ssrcss
R<v. EDWARD i. WILSON.
WILLIAMSBURG.
s~piaf~s~ King Ccurty. y. =.
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TT crtr ef &c Ec<rd - S<hcof Trastr-s N,
Id s-te go - receive sfaiet proposals isr tae
dsli~.. ~ sxft refts - <cel s~s.~se 81 h~ee. ~.
gar ant alckcry ne $500. fcef 'rst folz - - a.
h~vrri a to Fer several >cteei uca<<s ~ a. gir,
~ ,ss ers< Ar e >e~ennfr tt..t
Proposals vii h< received a. tks STAR fr,ce--
urs.l s<tnrtsy ~ l7lh lnsf Ths ~co4 j. .. - III
,-,.t uo>t n hrss 81 - sersivsd.
gukS EEix1Axp
zsus-E-su, AS. :. s~ov
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10 Tn.- ruaI,s

'-s e's'efs'sD,., pi@A.-eai watc..mak.n -,
'-''' 'n sies-. assiiss t-gsazi. .,sa s..a ,.,.,
''' !" ''ss To- lumber u ears pat. al, b.,.,..
.-f'i a. 81 Aints Q. foreiel s.cb.- to- . -.
i''s''-- q ihas. b~g 70 sfsie tisai tie. A.,.
''' ''e''' p "s'eAf- ahlch. >, aria.. q. i. s.,.
''a-' --it--rs. hase tesn n.oss ..,..t.e,.-,,.
''.A'-si''s - clsisracrs, wheeler n r.-...~ :,
variability. tea-', q l,l,i. sassie..,,e.,,, -,
1885, -.sHfate oonfen-ati,1 and ..i...-sn...,..
~ y fset'Ae-le,lsg ,sssls. than d.. $50.
.ursl IS lie y aiiass.. 4 s.,a,..,x
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The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES Cl-sEXE-s
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS !
Prepared fvos prescriptions Of Sir J Clark
~ d .Pays.e.aa Extraordinary % se Qassa.

- - ~ - ea<-h a - - 1900 $3.50 @-<'f-@ =
Prepared hrorn a prescription Of Sir J Clark
Nd. .Psyssesaa Extraordinary 70 fse Qaesn.
1hls invaluable a.sieins J. unfsiling n the care
all tho-s psinfai AMI dang~ro1. Diseases which The
female constitution : subject Il nciersles all
es~~e- .af remove. al eS<sractlon.. s1d s2sed.
cure may es relied
MARRIED LADIES
spsrucalsrly ssitsd. ~ vii. tn shsrt tine
bring "a M @outAly psrsoi NH r-gulsflg~
Ksrh bottle. pr.cs ere dollar. eear- he Govern
n<ns scamp cfcrszt srsssaln. % prvvens eoans<r-
kis<
CATION
Tl~<< 80 sas.tf - e aas<s ~ <<-.su<s darsss
IA FIRST rHRSs N0yTA> y Pregnancy.
"a, are s-i.g .. Miscarriage. 81 ~ "a.
s<4<r ssss< fa-s 49, -sff<-
"a al essss Il Nervous sst splnai ,.sctcn.. rssn
n he s><a al Ilns-. rsss<se 81 tight s1~rslca
r.lyitsssar q the Heart. Hy-serscs ard wAls~s
.Aess Pills wifl scscs q raSs ~Asn al osAsr nean.
s<-s lss,~<s. snd sishos<h qo~erfai fen>sy. dc
80 ocntxin lfcr. e.lau>i. sntiaasry snysA1rs
ss-sfal 20 The ccrsurufson-
-Ii dsr~esion. IN ne psasphiss afeun, eseA r.rk
Az. st.s sAoali - esrsnnl's Prsssrvef.
AZ AGENT Sc he usls--s ss~-cs an Canals,
Sos NOSES. 1As> {. R.;d~ia Co.
Hocheser. NJ
S.R-sf.cs sss rc~ss<s stamp snelc->d - say
sasoris>t srsn,. ~sH in<a-s hcs,l>. ecs,sinins =
Isi.s. - r>-urs nail sd y J. r. cannssssss
ard ? a. pcos<Iir. r~rr--fs.zr-. ssd ar 800
prssr'ss ,mysss-u
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~ he 49, O ssr~e Plil- The periodic attacks Q
'srroas or .Not Ae 1aei. nay h prevented AMI
,ken the cosarneuceiscsi ~ an Attack iiunsrdsi
.tie: from >,cknr,s vii 30 ohsain.e.
They seldom iA tn removing the Na1Sea and
s<,,,i.,c4s TO which females are - much subject
They generally u.on the 6o~els--removinf
asfsrfRess.
FOR LHevgyE 'nes, &1dcsss. Delicate Female
AID al persons Of selsfayy k.iis. they are sa0shl,
laxative. IA impro,aHs the o.s-s.se. giving F'..
nd rsr TO the digestive organs. ard restoring ID.
electricity srd strength Of the whole system
he CErHAi4c Pills are The result Ct long insc,.
ags,ion and carefully conducted experiments, haviul
,een In use many yesr-. during which time The,
awe prevented ard relieved vast AMOUNT Of paii
I'd suffering from headache. whether originating u
- perroas sgsi,sn % from aeF@nged state d ID.
.tom4,h.
Tncy are entirely vegetable. 81 their oom7os.sot
"a n.As Re taken 81 all ane. Wit peFfecs .si.s
,ssha, msiins ars change e. cisf s,.d ~ alsese.
IN 'i.ss.sofis, t..fe rsssi>rs Z e'sy 70 sl'ssa
.-ses il.4,. O. efDa-,a.
BEWARE or COUNTERFElTS.
fe gcauius have saSualuFvs Vi aeary {. s7a1i1ls.i
q s..l ios
sosah BY Druggists and ali. other a.alv.s IN mel
ust
4 IN, VII he sent ~ NIL 90 receipt ofths
PRIcE as CENTS.
All ordsr- SHOULD D. addressed n
HENRY c. SPAULDINC.
.scedsr street. Men York.
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ss- We would call he particular ''iea'lsn q :

sSws would call Tx particular attention u e.
r-.der 70 The advertisement Of Mel an
s.r~prthezinS Cordial and vosesnir OIL Lil-n'snt =
rssv are 100 veil known Ia this community 10 re-
,s-. Recommendations. Rut there are riAry q or
re.der. who sse suffering from deTsnseu'~u' o. ne
digestive organs, w.,Ao1t The -lightsst ia o. u
real csuss giving riss - symptoms fnca g aesf'n
dpey Nervous unpleasant tseiins. indeeisio1, iA1S
Of snerxy. making e2isisnee burden. 10 al who
ma le ai-ted ~ lzs c0rdai, IL vii gsse i1nse
date re ef. 10 al who may be afflicted With Sores
or Psszs al a5 ss.d. ~ tbs ilrlent. She The al
v,,tls.nsnt i anogaer column .sas-ldw-lw
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HOW FOES PERUVIAN sYaup

rrEr 80 MANY DISEASES
APPARExT DIS SlNlLAR
Whenever the mind IS taxed more taan he body
the penalty Is Dyspepsia, The mos. convenient name
for legion Of eomPlsiuts, beginning with impaired
d.xss,ioa. and generally ending IA CONSUMPTION,
All al or ginztins in deteriorAtion 1he elood-
From The Rev. Dr. oREESLLAf
CssclSx.rI. October y. $50
rhs~z derived 40 much perscasi teneft from tss
"P~ruvian syrup" tha 90 rot hesitate 70 recon-
- -. a.. 70 ~ that large elass Il ses where
q, i the e.leDt remedy 20 cler<yusen f-seei-
sliv ana vsrsoas whose occupations 10 heev " he
n-rvoas ensrxiss. - sufferers rom The deointa-
rnr ELECTS ~ sfu nle. tssts believe this % be s
i1v1ia.lls rxnls6lu agent.
r. II. GREESLEAF.
Rsc.or u II. ans cburcn-
Set eff
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carro>---A' CIR watch : ~ extensively eour.
ierfe,'ed - i.fryn manufacturer, We have 70
- pablo tl-s - s-sea Il < our aroaoeusn ~hssAss
insoceafah.si y certificate genIiae-e.s Aearsns +,
D. nsrsh-r = tis watch, saa sisasa ~ car Tress-
aFe T. p i'aopins. q - ourPedsce,scs,. Apre.os.
rr=zs 4 C.
A. ihs-e esiehss are oF ale ~ jewellers generally
'hrsneleut he Ialoa. lie American Watch coup.,x
- - sosiclt ORDERS or single wacles.
RoBDINS& APPLETON.
"ho'e-ais A. sota. S+.,ua 10 d~sy,y.z
- Tdeel- ~so~zu.
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LEGAL.

NoTRE 81 ArfiIcATIoN req ficrSsr -.
y Notes - lere y rtr. tast SSH arpIt tee
10 20 81 Cotn1iss.tfefs ~ Wa coaatr. lf' 80 =
tleiT fcxt rftlisr tfrr. i.irrrfirr tie
Nondsy Ia ,scea.s e.. fsci. fnr i-tte cell Ia
to1icsting tqr9rs II a Jess eraafiff 8 a. Quart
az a time" - piece ~ tnfihe-< srf tlc ~ II =
~hfr o. SAID Ifcusr iste be sI tso "a snasii rfs.f
oa lot Ne. ~ q Isrre-Haufe, H.rr.ren alp. u
Wig. county, Iucisaa.
n. KAIzzSDAcl.
S<ct. q, t.s-w3g
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Are grv~lag more In f@vOr vita the Yublic- IL =
ue~ CO ,csded they are lbs best purgauye you eaH
put forth from The world Of medicine. The ure
Will surely arrive when they Will superesds al other
pnr,.tives whatever. The ingredients ef which
,hey are composed can scarcely be obtained oy drug
xl-ts OF tie makers Of other pills Dr. Rrsndrrt
has them grown and prepared without regard % ne
s1p<n.s And this care make popular parsa-
uvs Is appreciated. % inc sales Indicate otasf
pursstlv.s are dragging srlekerins e1istence And
v, they may have sonis merit bat brandretA's
Pan. are safe and sure--safs because they operate
ally on impure ha.nors- No vainabis fluid Is
t,aehsd. snly erete worn-oat material. ~hish.
when taken oct q the body. l,aves i stronSer.-
u > a. PHEASANT as truly effective msdicne can be-
To say that they viii not sometimes give pain would
% tue. BAT The pain hey give = only becaase The
remove tno.e crude sna bad huEiofs fom the tiood
" ten are the orc sioa Of diseAse. They open IA
rss avsua<. and tAls esnLos Always Be doue pleas
antiy.
SID by ]. r. crssSsnAs. Tsr-s-Iisute. and BY Al
re.p~crsble e ,lsrs IN medicine. lsuseidwisa
Rrwsan 10 Cryrnxp.-For The detecticn q say
80, enunsers.iting initiating. the vender q suy
.ses coan.esfsit "a imitation q BsrEhavs's Holland
B..t,r. The genuine. highly e0uesnirlsed Holland
bitsers pa, sp IN salplnt bottles oaly. havns The
name II The proprietor = Page, Jr, blown IN them
and als signature srcund the neck VI each snd every
Ccstlc.
This deli hffal ro<nz has bern received BY Amer
icsns with that favor which ouly extended TO really
scsstlGc prepsrsiious. When no considsr tn MARI
sd sacerss attending is silniuistralion. The mos'
stubborn casrs q Fever ard AEur. Weakness Of an,
dsd. pv-pep-ia. Hesrtburu. Aeidi'y d he stous =
sch and Servoas neadaehe. Indigestion, Co-iive'
n@>. AMI Pa together With he complete eoEsrol =
exercises Ger al Ssf~ou-. kheuustif. ard Neural
&c tnsc,eus ~ esanot wonder a, - popularity =
Well nay he invalid sAils tal- rclnsds.
Aug. - d~i~
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CnPARVN ERGWFp

FTsHE copariuership Of 0tsslit, Hill Tai1lsdss i
II dissolved by iinitstqu Hereafter us busines.
viii b. conducted under The style and name q Csssi
Hdi Co, By the sula-iibers.
p. II. CossITT,
X HILL
y e. TEaRY
v. 3. MITCHELL
Memphis. ganuary y. 1881 --fjsl5-fawim
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our southern brethren as friends. When can
3avs any such reliable asssraRee as this to
give, viii 90 most ehesrfully and urgs our
southern brethren 70 follow cur example, and
restore harmony and fTaternsl affeelion be-
tween the North and the South. At present,
our isbors should be hers. Let Us put our
selves right, and then we can with more con-
fdeuce and Justice appeal to them.
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Tandreth'a Garden Seeds.

A FULL supply Of those celabIated Seeds just re-
a eeiyed and FOR sale IN quantities % suit pur-
oh5rrrs B. 9. CRAIG,
nOs Seed Store corner sseopa and uaion 'is'
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Browns bronchial Troches,
Trustees Sale.

DT virtue of deed OF trust to me executed u Mar
ID Gus J. Wright which is recorded In the Regster'i
oce Of Shelby county, in Book No a. pages s15 326
and l7 which is made to secure certain r0tg therein
described, I WI, on The luH DAY OF FEBRuART,
A. j. 1851, proceed cell 30 the highest lidder fer
cash the rea esste described in such trust deed viz
lot 0f land situate, lying and being In the county
shelby aud State Of Tennessee. described follows
Beginning % the north-west corner Of Tennessee and
Webster streets IN the Overt1n division adjoining She
city o. Aemphisi running thence north With Tennessee
street hundred and dfsy feet 20 stake; thence
vest one hundred ald twenty-five feet +. stake T;
thence south hundred and h.ty feet 20 stake in
webster street; thencs hundred and twenty
Eve feet the baguniESi being the conveyed 70
me BY said deed she right Of redemption is waived
in such trust deed
Sale take place at south west CT Court square
in tha city Of Memphis within the usual hours.
fsl6-td " 2 ROGERS Trustae
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L,,,er from I.x.Prss,aent rllimore.

Tie Hon. Mnard Fillmore was, few
weeks ago, suggested BY a DEion meeting in
New York, as a suitable perscn to 60 to South
Carolina 10 tender the people Of that STATE
the assurances Of tie citizens OF New York
that ihe North weuid respect and uphold the
eonsti uionsl Hghts of the Souh. This mis-
sion Mr.. Fillmore declined, and in bis lsiter
remarked;
" What they want, and what ] want, is some
assarGnoc from the Republican party, now
aonina art e. ihe Ncrth, thar they, or At least
the conservative FortioaOf them, are ready
and willing 10 come forward and repeal al cn-
constitutional STATE laws5 live up 10 the com
t promises Of the Constitltion, execute the laws
Z Of Congress honestly aBd faithfully, and treat