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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
From Charleston.

CHARLEsTos, Monday, Jan. ~, lo'i'
Tie scpr soldie,s from For Sumter as witnesses IN
,,,,,er case Oh Saturday attempted to escape by Juap
ing out Of TIE Grand jury room w'nco"' y, ieaVfs
~, Sumter they wee placed in a coach, and es.
corted by file Of State soldiers to the boat.
Gov Pickens Sunday sent lot OF fresh PROVISIONS
to Mai. Andersen, with bus compliments MAJ an'e'
son eufed accept them but returned his THANKS 'or
the couIefy, saying, at the same tme thal he "oai
lave 10 decline recevng anything until ne Khe" Wha'
he Government at Washington intended to order
Everything Is quiet here this morning.
Five guns have been fired for the seeding States
The effect of the secession Of Georgia upon the people
is very happy hut demonstration has yet been made
on account of it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
The Steamer VIM. Jenkins burnt

BAITIEORE, MONDAY, Jan. II I'bI
private dispatch say that the steamer VIM. Jel-
hrs. Of The Baltimore aud Boston hue ri-ter slip to
tic Joorh Whitney which Was chartered by the Gov
ernn eit has ben bnrnt h Savannah PaticulIr- are
not received but il is Understood THAI Il bariug
ac idenlul. The Vim. Jenkius weu to Savannah from
Ills pOft. q, soc,
The desyAich about The burning Of the uteaner Va
liam Jef kins j. confirmed. Her cargo was mpstly ~
tended for Charleston She not chartered by the
Government. Private accounts ray the vessel cost
100000, and that she is not Insured By her ageni-
itis presumed however, that the etcckholers are IN
fured. -, 49,,
B1sIoS Monday, Jan. II, ls6l
A private dispatch from savannah states ttat the
steamship VIM. jenkins, Of and from Boston, ~A-
luIIt at Savannah Saturday night. She had partly
cn charged her cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22


Tbare are special orders on the ealen-
,po ',h;cb will occupy ten days. and tOere IS no
O' 70 ~ reaching the Kansas bill uotd they are
m'" of The House will probably reject the
-.nrndu0eut, and. as the Senate viii be purged
- az time If can be returned, the bill can then
..rr;ed in its original form; or, If 1t be
-.Sorebt best to accept il. Judge Petit viii not
haze an easy time in being confirmed DISCUS
.;or for few weeks will do bin good.
I0'"e WAsHIEaroS, Monday, Jan. q, lS6i'
Numerous applications continue TO Ne naoe ,o,,o
matters in the seceding States for suppfaes %
siamps. Before the orders are hileo sh thew 40
spopse is necessary to the question wheIner ta1!
NV and viii cotinie hold Themselves i l
10 the Government, IN col rmlty tot- &C. hl The
for al the Posiai revenues rS;nST RE pomasters
Si,;, the example of the Charleston postmaster
~ fa, ,.,stsl communication with the oou'h con-
tipues uf interrupted a. ..-l. of ,ba S.cre.
r., 81 he Interior under consideration.
IN Post- Office at Pensacola was a0oh Sled To-Day,
the mail service disconli"ued ana the foStnas,etS
,hronohout the country directed by the PtI-oce De
10 seid all letters addressed to Pensacoia 10
a Dese letter cfige ii is cure is consequence OF
The ;uterrurt az the mails nv the FLORIDA authorizes
ggs Canito police force hae been doubled by the d.
r,;n az the Vie President ard the Speaker OF The
uosa If Repress natives not because they thought
ri; increase necessary bit in consequence it, sald
70 oniet spprrieusons in other qnHrters. that an at
tsmnt nav Be- made TO seze the CAPITOL The force al
together 4 only abo,t IL NEIL
MIR Cobb did not joiu his colleagues 10 signing the
communication addressed TO the Speaker, announcing
the secession Of Alabama and their Withdrawing from
further deliberations If tie House.
The iil which passed the House Saturday for the
payment Of the California War debt, appropriates
S40 OO0 1t wss in nred in the suppression OF Indian
boettes and the appropriation was made on the prin-
chile recognized TO Other States for ike service.
A special Ca inet ectug 20 held To- lay 70 con-
sider The object Of President Tyers mission on be-
half Of Vim inia wi ich ok to agreement both on
the part of the PRECEDENT the seeded States 10 alb
stan from all acts calculated produce collision be-
tween those States aid the General Government pend,
ing the proceedings initiated by Virginia General
Assembly having in view adjustment OF the present
diffculiirs.
IL snticipation Of official information from Georgia.
concerning its seceSsin majority If Its representa-
tves have slrea6y signed the letter TO be hf before
the House unnouning their withdrawal from further
deliberations o. that body. Messrs Till and irde-
man, South Americans have not yet ssSented TO the
communication.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
ASSEMBLY.
The House was rather slimly attended.

The House was rather smly attended.
Mr., PIERCE reported f,yor;bly, without amend
nent tie i'll to prevent aidns aud abetting and c'd
ior;ng enenlr, TO the Repnbr, and moved that 1t be
tie special order for Wednesday DeXt. Agreed"
Sir. FIERCE alro eiofted favorally I e bill TO
proIite for the better enrolment aud disci line ~ the
militia Of tie State. lie stated that both bills hid
teen, unanimously approved ui by the COMMITTEE, WIZ
lie exception Of Mr. Webster who was not present at
tie citing.
TIE Registrar of New.York City, in reply to a reso.
luton OF The Assembly inquiing into tue Mount 81
fees received that office, sent IN an account OF tue
ec,irts since tie let oI January seventeen days. ina
Icing the time lie had held the vte, and not hAi
~ The Hs'I lion. join Kelly, SLeif Of New-YOrk
alo cent in communications stating that the acc 'ut
rco.irrd from ii- Office would be submitted ehesrinHy
Il tie earliest moment The clerical woik couif De CON-
Ile,ed. ~, -, II.
net in relation 10 tie publication of legal notices.
Mr. FISHER introduced bill, giving the super
visos # the several counties OF the Stale power over
tie fees If Registrars Sheriifs, and Cohnty tlefks
and to regulate their tees and salaries
Mr. MORGAN Introduced a bill amending the law
rliIrg 10 voluntary Assignments. known a. the two
II irds law hy requiring the consent OF one-thrd of
the creditors Oily euitie the debtor TO the bees
Of the act, bud tWo-tIlrds "nere 'ne "e"'"' u''u'
Mr.. Tow NSEND introduced a bill TO amend the
Long leland laIlroad c1arier. II gves the corporation
tie exclusive aid OCCUPANCY OF the PIER and sp
the East River. 80
Mr. CORNING introduced bill compelling the
aiiifs IN actions Tor assault, Islander, and false in'
Iii-t In et TO give bonds to the amount OF S2JO at the
demand Of the defendant for costs Of action If urrle
,eisful.
MI. ROBINSON moved TO make a report from tie
Committee or Federal Kelntiops. II was made The
spoci order in Committee OF tie Who'll IN the House
on In, sdHy evening and 10 hold session for Tat
IuITOse. - - -
Nnsrs. RICE, TERRY, BENEDICT aud H.
SMITH endeavmed 10 postpone the consideration 4
the report. n. >Ml III moved to lay the subject Oh
the table, wli,h War lost by vote Of 81 10 a. and
Mr. Robinson motion VIA adopted, AZ 70 L.
Mr. TOW NSEND moved for the report from the
Directors of tie receipts expenditures, &C.. for i've
ycgrS Of he flushing and Newtown Turnpike Con-
Ihny. Agreed TO.
Mr. TURNER moved for Select Com littee Of ive
to inquire into the suieri 81 OF the people OF Kansas
and rtlOrt 10 the Houee. Adopted
Nj. DARCY offered resO sliuns expressing the sym
Iatbv # tie House in the aiiion IN the family OF tie
Hon. b. Woodruff, Of IT. members, IN The loss
# beloved 81 nd.
Sin liar resolutions passed IN reference TO IKE
affection in the family OF j. /. Lameredu&.
Tie resolution for Joint Committee 20 rcyi e the
law IL elard tie number and pay Of the legislative
Officers adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
The Excitement i'm Boston.

BosTos, Monday, Jan. n, 1861.
In consequence of the attitude of Mayer WtghtmAn
relative 10 protecting the Anti-Slayery Convention
next Thursday an order was introduced IN the Senate
i- afternoon t. consider the expedency OF appointing
. Boston Police by the State.
Orders were adopted in the House to inquire whether
NJ gro citizens will be allowed jury trl il the Per-
,sousl Liberty LilI is amended MS proposed. Also,
whether citizens Of Massachusetts, have been engaged
in manufacturing arms for rebels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
Mr. Rcotb WIS greeted wa

THrATRIcAL.-Mr. Booth was greeted warmly last
night, at the Winter Garden by large and critical
audience His Brutus s a fine performance, but not
bis best, and the play il not particularly Interesting,
sc, there WIS liberal appreciation NANTES ed toward
the leading artss and the piece went on with eca'.
Tonight Mss Elliot appears IA Julia in The Hnnch-
back and her performance will doubtless attract AN
unusual degree Of attention from the lovers OF the
drama.
Laura Keene has re-edited her "Seyen Sisters, and
put in a new man. Mr.. Rogers, who essays tho ira
ditional stage Yankee with very moderate success
Tie diff Of public feeling is powerfully shown IN the
reception Of Mr. Burnetts negro song in which tue al
uson, 10 Gen Jackson the aud stTipes ana the
Union call forth The mort tumultuous cheers-as they
should.
The Old Bowery gave last night melange OF red
FIRE boIses red fire. swords, red fire, banners, Indians
EpQlishmen, Scotchmen, Irshmen, negroes, horses,
red fire BRAS music swofd combais, guns, saberS,
pistols cannoIs eutlasses, and all the uncaalogued
dabre of red FIRE and noise melodrama OF the Jessle
Rrounitb II type /, waa chrsioned "Tippoo Sub, or
the Fall Of SeIingapaum," and involved the entire
force Of the huu,e. Although what She severe critic
would call incoherent nonsense II made decided MI
Judging by the screams of the pit the stamping OF the
utpercrust boxes and the hand-andfoot applause OF
the oress circle 1t evidently suited the audience and
80 Let ii pasR.
Rob Roy will be given in grand style tonight at
Niblos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
From Den.er Civ.

FoRT kEAnNEr, Monday, Jan. q, l0bI.
The California Overland Coach Express for St.
passengers ard mails with Denver City dates Of the
7lh. The telegrspbs received yesterday created much
excitement Parties who returned yesterday from San
Juan. pronounce the reported mines in thai country
grand humbug letter. 10 the same effect will be pub
h.hed to-day. The excitement is said 10 have been
p,tien mp BY traders in New Mexico, who had more
goods than they could sell 10 the Inhabitants IN the
Depressed condition OF the country.
The Milwaukee mill ut Gregory la st week IN three
ard half days saved O., COS from mammoth lead OF
IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

RICHMOND, monday, Jan. n, 1861.
Ire oeeessa m ordinance Of Alabama was read in the
Senae to-day and oTcered to be printed.
BON House, have adopted a reply to the Alabama
commissioners to the effect that the Legislature ia un
soie 10 make definite response to Alabama until after
the action Of The State Convention.
Nothing else Of importance was transsetcd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
The Cleveland Fagisive Slave Case.

CIIvEIA AND, Monday, Jan. u, I0BI.
The fugitive slave Lucy wac brought beore the Pro
bate Court this morning, when Judge Hlden ordered
her discharge from the custody OF the Sheriff.. She was
then taken in custody by the United Safes Marshal
and removed 10 the United States Court where shc Is
row undergoing an examination. On the way to the
United States Court the crowd made an unsuccessfa
attempt to rescue the fugitive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
More Volunteers.

WATrRTows, Monday, Jan. 81, 1861.
Bngadier-General S. d. Hunserford, commanding
the Sixteenth Brigade, Fourth division of the New
Yok State Militia Las signifed his willingness 70 re-
spoLd with his command, comprising Jefferson aud
Lewis Counties, whenever required to uphold the
Union, enforce the laws, and punish treason.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
MIR. Lincoln and the National DIR

81. Loris, Monday, Jan. 81, 1861.
A'Pecia dispatch from Springfield, ILL.,, to TIE Re
pa6'eas says that Congressman Kellogg arrived here
On Saturday night and is in conferences with Dr. Lin
coin. His object ia supposed to be in reference 20
compromise ofthe national difficulties. II is believed
tha' the Republicans with Mr. Lineons sanction will
propose bodinea National Convention, and the resora.
ton Of the old Missouri line 10 California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
Delegates 10 the Democratic State
Convention.

ROcHssTER, Monday, JAN 81, 1851.
Aessrs. Jacob, Gould, Patrick Barry, Isaac Butts
and John Luies to-day elected Delegates to the
Democratic State Convention from THE District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
From ALBANY.

ALL,NY, Monday, Jan. u, lShl
The Clerk Of tie Sci ate has appointed George w
Palmer Of Chauiauaua Deputy Clerk in place OF Lo-
r,n u. 81. slUIir, resigned.
HE Hon. Edward Everett has accepted al invita-
ton TO DE- liver publ lecture before the law students
In hi, city on Wtue day evening lie win lie the guest
of the Hon. Daniel ID. Barnard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
IOui.inna.

BATON RoUGE, Monday, Jan. 81, 1861.
The delegates TO the State Convention arc arriving
here rapidly, and the town Is filling up with the
people.
The secession sentiment prevails. Various reports
are in circulation regarding the coming Of troops from
be North.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
North Carolina Legislature.

RALEIGH, Y. c., Monday, Jan. q, ISUI.
Saturday was priyate-0ill day. Nothing of import
ance was done in the Legislature.
To-day the bill providing for State Convention
passed second reading in the House, and comes up
tomorrow for the final reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
Fire Iu Ithaca.

IrHACA, Monday Jan. u, 1861.
The entire stock II goois belonging t. y. d. NJ
water WAS destro, ed by fire Saturday lnsureI ior
~ coo The store belonging to Henry llbbard, was
badly damaged. Insured for S3,OD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
Florida.

ThLLAHAssrr, Monday, Jan. 81, 1861.
ihe state Convention adjourned to-day, to meet at
The esil Of the President.
ane hon. .. X. Mallory was appointed to-day by the
oosenor and confirmed by the senate judge Of Admi-
sany at Key West, tiee Maroon, removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

The REy. PETrR CARTRIGHT.-Ths well-kho"h
Western character last evening amused very iuli
house at Clinton Hail. by nurratng come Of his eccsi
tic and exciting adventures frontier preacher III
de Far West. He began by describing the witness
IF that country and the barbariiy Of the Indians
AGAR 81 whom il was necessary to guard with the r'hs
The preacher had been in three or four BATTLES with
them His experience Of religion was rather eyenttoL
The many subsequent comic adventures that were mar
rated we can bnrely aude to. Mr. Cartright gave the
most unqualified expression in favor of the union
" Old Us am" be sad, " could shoulder my lihe
and fight for the Union"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
southern Ocenn Steamer Movements

Nv NY F.II'
The United States Nail steamship Florida, from
New-York arrived at sbee at 5 clock, aud al her
whntf h,fe al II 80 SUNDAY morning. MI wei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
~ SENATE. .AlnAsr, Jan. o.. 1851

. SENAJ b. :. AiBhhY, jan. 81, 1851.
The ATTENDANCE va light. 100.
Tie i'll 10 make AN aIpiopriai 10 redeem the State
sotk Issued TO tie Auburn and Rochester Rnilr0Id
REPORTED iavcrtbly. .'. WV
Mr. OOSS INTRODUCED bill to provide for the pay
mtLt Of tie Interest certain canal drafts and aYafd
70 Mr. SIINOIA in'roductda bill sllrwiug tie BIO X
lyn City liosrilto invest MONEY bequeathed 10 the
Hospital iu bond and mortgage
No other business of importance was transacted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Monday, Jan. 81, lSol
battery of sixteen 32-pounders is being erected
here and an establishment for the manufacture Of eau
non and shells is TO be formed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
large Shipments Of Cotton.

NEw-ORLEASs, Monday, Jan. 81, 1861.
Fifty ships cleared from this Poit to-day, with llO'oO
bales o! cotton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
BuTIqoRF. MONDAY, Jan. 81, i
Steamer Cora Anderson sunk.

81. Louis, MONDAY, JAh. - l,Ol.
The steamer Cora Anderson, sunk At Eagle Bend,
~ miles above Vicksburg She had cargo OF o1o
hopsheads Of sugar aud 100 sacks Of collie winch "A
total lose. The boat was valued at S2OVoi pToo@oly
insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
HE AustruIusian Outward Hound.

Carr RACE, Jan. 20, ,il Snckyille, Jan u 1901:
The s,eau sbip Austral sian from New-forkior Law
erro,l. ta,,ed here Oh sunday at 10 M. The wind
Uas blowing gale from the westward, and che waa
az hoaided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

TRESToS Monday Jan. 81, 1861.
great Union meeting was held to night al the City
Hall, Thomas j. yker, Cashier OF the Trenton
Baik. an the chair.
Philemon Dickinson, Thomas S. Allison, and F. ].
G Aterbuy we're gp On'Sa CoTmi't1e On ke s t
Committee, presented and rad the Memorial to the
New-Youk Legislature, which was received with
cheers.
The state of the country; recommending, as ne:s OF
eetiIipg differences tie adoption b. ne 0eople Of the
Crittenden resolutions other pacific measures,
witt such notifications as may be deemed expedient
zecanend,ng tie Legilatu'e Of New-Jersey to pass
law to take q vote Of the people, Yes or No, on the
CIittepden reeOlutiUDs approving Of the course OF
Virginia in appointing Commission to go TO Wash
ipgton AID Recommending the NewJersey Legislature
10 GO the same.
Mr. BeIlville then offered series Of resolutions re-
citing The wrongs against the lava and property OF The
United States by the southern ststes 10 their recent
rebellion Against the Federal authority, commanding
de President and Cabinet in their efforts TO put down
rsbt lhOn and in support OF The Constitution and laws
orsasipg Cancellation while the Federal authority Is
deitd.
The Clair very emphatically ruled the resolution
out Of order az Lot coming under the call.
MIR B-nyiile then invited all who had voted Tor hr.
Lincoln aud were not ashamed Of II, 10 follow MN,
and errsiize n meeting an Isit OF the Hall. Az tms
mimi ls oe nun,te left and organized outside where
sreethes were made by Aessrs. Deveredux, Osnonu'
Belleville aid others. 49,.
Tie Ian was still crowded, and the meeting pro-
ceeded quietly to transact Its business Inc RESOLUTIONS
were adopted. - r, uy =,
Soeecbes were made by Judge Mar, Z. w. Jay,
and others resolution of thanks TO the CHAIRMAN
who il a arm Republican, was adopted. he returned
thanks and spoke in terns OF concllaton SIX cheerS
were then gwen for him, and tue meeting adjourned
For time ere wae quite excitement, but the FOR
tunate secession of part Of the meeting prevented
row.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

N boston, Monday Jan. II, Io6I
Tie Rev. Charles Lowell, ID. d., died yesterday
The Jsaynal states that six thousand stand of aEz
have been sent South from Waertown Arsenal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
Union Meeting NJ Trenton.
q,.r{.1 T,ts,,,nb N The N Y IHbune.

TRESToS, n. j.. III nday, Jan. 81, 1861.
TIE meeting called tonight to inoore the Critteuden
Compromise was total failure. A large crowd were
in attendslce but threefouhs Of those present were
not favorable any such mode Of plactnE the South
Ths Was evidenced ON the President unfairly ruling
out resolutions in favor of the Union and the enforce
u,ent of the LAVE, when the entire crowd saving a
few Of The fusionists of last FALL who the con-
ooctcs Of The meeting left and organized meeting
of dOo and adopted the Union resolutions with thun
deroas cheers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-25
p"see F. q. Clark & Co.'S column

R~see F. q. Clark Co.'S column
= See advertisement of Ward & McCieIand, whole
sale and retail Druggists I75 and III Main street oppo
site Worsham House seo
kRT The sttention OF the readers of the APPEAL is
directed to the advertisement of G. W. JONES & co.
Wholesale Druggists, No. ss9 Main street. spl3.1v
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-25
CHEROKEE CURE!

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Emissions, Impetency Loss Of Power Pains in the
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By the use of this Cure all improper discharges are
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Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect
that sound mind and body are necessary to promote
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In the Cherokee Cure the poor, debiltaed worn down
and despairng devoes of sensual pleasure will find re-
lief
1t is safe and pleasant in TASTE but immediate in its
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Price - per bottle, or three bottles for S. and for
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Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere
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Sole Proprietors IS Jefferson street near post Office
general dealers in ali popular family medicines, Mem
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-25

10 pcs. Sky Blue Military Cloth pcs Navy Blue MI
tsry Cloth pcs. Drill Cloth, pcs Alpaca Goth 20
reauls Letter Paper y cArboys Suip Acid carboys
sep Acid, 3 bags q rks kegs Olives 1000 lbs Lesd
% Gin, sks Quick silver 400 or Chris Nitrats
Of Silver. - Terms cash
Savannah, December 49, 1861 da34 .5s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-25
mLEAN,s CORDIAL

As may be seen we insert this week the advertise
ment Of McLlean's Cordial, etc
1t isvsry well known are not poriicuIarly favor
able to patent medicines, and general thing eschew
the whole of them with but little ceremony and with
these sentiments declined inserting this advertise
ment until we knew what the ingredients of the
medicine, and how compounded This we have learned
and believing we do that the ingredients are good
and the compound judeionsly made, we recommend it
as mixture worthy of public Confidence
The above is from the ST. Louis Christian Adyoc ate
edited by the renowned Rev. DR.. McAualy, which
speaks volumes in favor of McLesns Cordial Wsssy
to s try it See the advertisement in another column
feb6-daH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-25
WANTED,
MEMPHIS IMPROVED PROPERTY
CHILDREN'S BOOKS /!

/ n exchange for Arkansas Leyse serip or Arksnsas
4 Bonds Apply TO II. b SHANKS
mOlgsFn~ At Farrngfon HovvaiI A.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-25
ATTENTION. MILITIAi


LIVERY MAN in the State of Tennessee should now
IL be posted in the Militia Lsw-for his protec-
ton and guidance complete digest of al those laws
just issued and for sale at 80 cents a copy, BY
del-lm HUTTON & FRELIGH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-25
GRASS SEER,
FOR SALEt

A FULL supply for Spring sowing at
IA r. G. CRAIG'S
Wholesale and Re all Seed Store
del9-daw Corner Second and Union streotq