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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-25

The following notice from Mr. Jewett,
appears in the Steu6enyille Herald:
NOTlCE.-All persons leaving tho employment Of
In this company TO serve Ia the defence OF their
country, will have their places reserved for them OH
sheir return. TlIoS. l. JEwKTr,
PTEJt.=P. @. 4 @. Il. n.
"A similar notice is published BY the
Central Ohio Railroad, and nearly all the
roads in Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-25
aIeetlnE d Rrotherton,s.

The Union men of Brotherton's precinct
have called meeting for Saturday after
noon, at o'clock. Let there be rous-
Ing turn out SEQ their advertisement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-25

A letter received yesterday from BFan-
donyille, Preston county, says:
''we are almost unit on the Union
question in this section, We intend to
Itand by the general government to the
Inst, the secession ordinance and Gov.
Letcher to the contrary notwithstanding"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-25

'tLf kentucky Eo-NaorrOtr untityls tie banner
Of reSiItance, I nerer VW .6qSt under that
6aRHsT. I o,Oe paramount allegiance to
the t6hoEs Us1i0n-G snbordiHafe one TO mn
otvn STATE" -HenrY Clay in the United
SlHteS Senate, 1850.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-25
xoRTnwEsTERN v1RGIx1A.

Great MoVement In Harrison County
for Separate Organization OF the
Southwest froIn tue gecederH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-25

Al large and enthusIastic meeting Of
from 1000 to 200 of the citizens of Har-
rison county, assembled At the Court House
upon a notice of forty-eight hours, on
Monday, April %, 1861, the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted
without one dissenting voice.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-25
THE UNION FOREVER!

Il Ards BLOOM OF YOUTH, OR
Ia LIQUID PEARL wilt not only remove ali ktnds
Of HumOrE, Tals, FrecIes Sup-burs, and other cue
tAneOus diseases Of the skin bat Il also will impaTt
freshness, smoOtlnss aud Transparency TO the skin,
that only be proiuee by the OF this article.
It viii give the complexion pearl like tint, such
can only be found in youth. Try e. Ladies', aud do
mot ruin Your complexion with LILY White. etc.
4. booking, Agent, Odd PelloWs' Hall Drug
Store e go ~ f-1t 81 AMPS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-25
NEW ADVERTTSEM'NIS
Union Meeting

lllHERE WILL BE A atGgTINu OF TIIE CITI.
ZENS Of the First ELECTION Precinct Of Ohio
C6nnty, Virginia. held at the house eT John Brother
ton, IN said precinct on Saturday, April 9Th, 1851
At tho hour Of o'clock P. d., at which some BctiOn
will he taken In regard to the present difficulties.
Several hpeakers expected to be present and to
address the meeting.
All are respectfully invited to attend.
ap2aS MANY CITIZENS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-25
nc Movement b. Harrlson Conntr

We publish. this morning, from the
Ciarksburg Guard extra, the proceedings
of great Union mass meeting at CIarks-
burg, in Harrison county, on Monday last,
assembled ut 4s hours notice, aud without
reference to party. This meeting was
called to consider Whit steps are necessary
aud proper for the Norihwestern counties
to take now, in view OF the treason and
rebellion which holds sway over the East
ern and Valley portions of the State, and
is part of the programme laid down by
Gen. Jackson, OF PArkersburg, to the Sc
ceesiOuists in the Convention, when he told
them that the Northwest would uufurl the
banner of loyalty, and would never submit
to their secession ordinance, in case they
should pass one.
These proceedings have been sent By
special messeng.r5 to the Union men Of
every county in the Northwest, aud the
Union men are now called upon to imme-
diately assemble and appoint delegates to
the Convention which is called in this city,
on the 18TH of May next.
Harrison county is sending some of her
beat men, aud they are already commits.
stoned. Among them we have the ever
faithful aud brave John S. CariiIe, who.
from arst to last in this movement, has
displayed heroism and devotion of pur.
pose that marks him as pre-emlnen,ly the
man of the times in his section Of country
The tiuO is short. Whatever step.
Ohio, Marshall, Brooke and Hancock ar,
going TO take, should be taken at once.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-25
PROM tho CI.rksJsrg Guard, Extra-l

oNYENIIea CALLED II HIS tII3= Oh The
l3Tu OF NAY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-25
Public Stock Sale!
Thorough Bred Durham Cattle
Horses, and Cotswold and
Southdown Sheen.

ON TUESDAY, MAY 2lsT. / WILL SELL ny
" AUCTION. without reserve. at my farm, AZ
miles from Wheeling, Va, On the bethany Pike. =
large number Of Durham Cattle. Chiefly herd book
consisting Of Bulls Cows Hcifers and Calves. Also
nnInherOf grade Cows. TtelfeTs aud CalTes. Horses,
Mares and Colts including Stallion years old coll
or ROrrel by imported '+0lencoo, dam .tAeRTOH by
t'rrunpeter," her dam by IIaxale's Moses, &C. Also
snndFy Colts sired by the above Stallion; six Brood
Mares, seven Family Horses, and seven Farm uOTSes
Three lIunlre,l and ninety fine Sheep, including
Cotswod kWes, with their Lam. and several Souths
down and COtswOld Hams and EWeN Of 5VnriOns RseR
Also n number OF Agricultural Implements.
ThC.StOek can be examined at any time prior to
sale, of which due notice will be given.
Catalogues containIng clnssiRcnti0us Of the Stock
can be had by applying to me at my Brewery Office
GkO. W. SMITH,
mh2S Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-25
Ann ORDINANCE

sseGsing Tlsss for tEe CITY II IVselisg on Lfeea,.,
e keeeers Of 0ndtadria1 and C6gse Hoasss lSsstAs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-25

The Cordaga business VIM DO continued as the
Ehrehonse No. IS Water At. blythe subscriber. the
Intention being TO Close ont tho stock in store nj the
lowest cash price. CaAS. II. DEREY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-25

ITRY THE LIQUID RENNET.-sIt
i makes tiI4 cheapest dessert that can no made
and the heGlthIest, Only y cts bottle.
Z. BOOKING, AE't.
APPS Odd Fellows Halt Drug Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-25

EEHR COMPREHENSIVE HEREToPoRB EX-
L lSTING between Ohae. IL. Berry aud Adams
Dotiaon, firm of Berry Dojlson, dissolved this
day by mutual consent. All persons knowing them
selves lnebtod 70 tho firm will Please call and set
tie tho same and those having clau.s present them
for settlement. Either member Of the firm is au-
thorized to settle up the business.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-05-04
THE ANTLsLAyERT BUGLE,

supLIsuED EVERY SATURDAY AT SALEM, OHIO;
BY toe Executive Committee, Of the Western Anti
Slavery Society.
TERMS.--$l.50 per annum payable in advance.
tTCommunicstions intended for Insertion, to
be addressed to BESJAMIx s. JoNEs Editor.
Orders for the paper and letters containing
money 10 payment for the ssme, should be address
ssd to ANN. PEAasoS Publishing Agent, Salem,
olumbirna Couusy, Ohio.
ssg-Money carefully enveoped and directed ns
. above, may DO sent by mail at our risk.
BE-We occasionally send numbers to those who
are not Subscribers, but who are believed to be
interested in the dissemination Of Anti-Slavery
truth With tho hope that they will either subscribe
themselves or use their influence to extend its
circulation among their friends.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One Square, nc lines) three weeks, 81 90
|" Each additional insertion, 20
Six months 400
One year. eco
Two Squares six months. - 100
One year, 800
ons Fourth Column one year, with privilege
Of changing monthly, 1900
half Column, changing monthly, 1000
b6y-uards not exceeding eight lines will be in
ssssed one year for $500; six months, zoo.
psr Advertisements for patent medicines, speci-
&c remedies chance to make money, &C., neither
solicited nor published.
j. HUDSON, PRINTER.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-05-04
From the Correspondence Of the N. Y. Independent
THE HUNTERS AND THEIR GAME.
BY A NoRrHERNER IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

A.
In the wilds Of some Of the slave States, and
particularly in South Carolina, there are band.
of roaming negroes. fugitives from the slave plan.
tation', who live on the game they kill, and on
the proceeds Of such as they do not require for
food. At times they add to their larder by ca D.
turing stray hog or other animal on tho borders
Of the settlements. An account Of these bands,
their mode Of living, and varied experience, and
more especially Of the mode of hunting them,
would form not the least interesting chapter in
the history Of the slave system.
As has been said. they are fugitives from the
slave plantations. whom cruelty and suffering
have driven to the swamps and forests, where,
while enjoying the freedom thus found, they are
at the same time probably the lowest type of civ
ilization anywhere found in our country. They
go in squads Of from five to fifteen. Generally
there are but few women among them. They are
all ages, from young children to old mer.
The hunting of these people, if not faVorite
sport Of the field and forest in certain regions Of
the South. 10 certainly a fact whether for sport
or some other equally humane purpose. In some
parts it is dOle with dogs and is attended with
excessive cruelty.
The following narrative Of an excursion for
this kind of game is in almost the precise Ian
guage Of q participant and apOlogist:
1t was on Friday in autumn that party of
seven Of us, all planters sons; were out on a
tramp across the country to neighboring planta-
ton, some half-dOzsn miles distant. We had
substituted pedestrianism for the usual horseback
mode Of performing such short excursions. and TO
make the distance the shortest possible. we took
as near direct course we could, which led us
most Of the way through forest. which, though
a fine pisse of country, was little frequentod eI-
cspt occasionally BY the spOr,swen following
deer. We had performed probably half Of the
distance, and were consequently three or four
miles in depth Of the forest, when our party came
suddenly on the camp oia party Of wandering
negroes. Hwas . mutual surprise. There were
some hslsdcson in the Damp. and they we're q,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-05-04
COMMERCE AND SLAVERY.

Heaven speed the canvass. gallantly unfurPd
To furnish and accommodate world.
To give the pole the produce Of the sun.
And knit th' unsocial climates into one3
But. sh! what wish can prosper. or what prayer,
For merchants rich in sargoes Of despair, i.
Who drive lOathsome traffic, guags and span
And buy ,he muscles and the bones Of mani
Tho tender ties Of father. husband, friend,
All bonds Of nature ia that moment end
And each epduSss. while yet be draws h;s breath
A stroke az fatal ss She soyths Of Death.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-05-04
Secretary to tho Commissioners.
THE COMMISSIONERS IN REPLY TO MR.. SEWARD.
WAsuINcToN Anril Q 1861

THE COMMISSIONERS IN REPLY TO MR., SEWARD,
WASHINGTON, April Q, 1861.
Hon. WIN. II. SEWARD, Secretary Of State Of the
United States, Washington.
The "memorundum," dated Department Of State
Washington, March Is, 1861. with postscript uu
der date of Sth instant, has been received through
the hands of Mr.. j. Y. Pickett Secretary to thi,
commission. who, by the instructions of the under
signed. called for it on yesterday at the Depart
ment.
In that memorandum you correctly state thu
purport of the official note addressed to you BY
the undersigned on the l2h ultimo. Without re
peating the contents of that note in full, it il
enough to say that its object to invite TIE Gov
ernment of the United States to friendly consid
GRAFTON of the relations between the United S,ate
and the seven States lately of the Federal Union
but now separated from it by the sovereign will o
their people, growing out of the pregnant and un
deniable fact that those people have rejected th'
authority of the United States and established Q
Government Of their own. Those relations had tc
be friendly or hostile The people of the old and
new Governments, occupying contiguous terrific.
ries, had to stand to each other in the relation o
good neighbors, each seeking their happiness and
pursuing their national destnies in their own way
without interference with the other, or they had
to be rival and hostile nations. The Government
of the Confederate States had no hesitation in
electing its choice in this alternative. Frankly
and unrcservedly, seeking the good of the people
who had entrusted them with power, in the spirit
of humanity, Of the Christian civilization of the
age, and of that Americani5m which regards the
true welfare and happiness Of the people, the
Government of the Confederate States, among it's
first acts, commissioned the undersigned to ap-
proach The Government Of the United States with
the olive branch Of peace and to offer 10 adjust
the grea: questions pending between them in the
only way to be justified by the conscences and
common sense Of good men who had nothing but
the welfare Of the people of the two COnfederaces
at heart
Your Government has not chosen 10 meet the
undersigned in the cOnciatory and peaceful spir-
it in which they are commissioned. Persistenily
welded to those fatal theories of construction Of
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-05-04

A. Is. ROMAN,
A true copy Of the original by one delivered t.
Mr.. F. w. Seward, Assistant Secretary of Stat,
of the United States. at eigh. o'clock in the even
ing Of April 8, 1861.
Attest: j. 7. PIcKErT, Secretary, &c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-14
THF CHEMIST 10 HIS LOVE


love thee. Nt-y. and thou lowest me,
Our mutual hfme "a ike fhe snl1itV
That doth eE 90 betrRrn Two staple hddfes
] IN potaaEiuTl 10 Thy cxvreH
Tie lite hat the heiy marriage roE
Shall shortly make Us one That unity
=. after Ell. hut metaphysical.
o. would that ]. ~ Htry. we're a. acid
A living aclGi fhsu an alkali.
Andowi q witf human sense that brought toeslher
We blih % 'Ent coalesoe into sue salt
homogeneous crystal. Oh that thou
Wei carbon, and myself we're hydrogen
We Would unite 20 form clfsht Ess
tir cummoa casl, Or nEpfhs Wauld 90 heaven
That we're phosphorus. aad thou vert lime
Aus Ee uf lime cCmpossd uhotphoret
l'd % content 10 be Eulphuric acid
- tkat thnu m iEht b soda. in that case
We ullEht b Glauberis salt. Wert fhou marnetia
luEtehl. We'd fo-m that name from epson.
Couldsit thou aotErss BE- I Hquaf0rii=,
Our happy union sheu q that csupaund form.
hirste q pliash-1ihsrFise Eaitpstro-
And that our several natures awsetiv blend
We'd 1--we and love together. guiil death
hhuuid dsc1mp1se orr reshy tsrtluu uuid
leaving our souls 10 all eterzitF
AmslEumEted. Sweet fhv meme is Brlrcs
And mine D. Johnson Wherefore Eha1ld not re
Agree 10 FORM : JohnsOuste Of BtiCes
We VIII. The day the htvpy dsy is nigh,
when johnson shall with bsautsous HrigEs c1mhiHe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-14

shadows. But they could not tell the angry
malice Of one burning heart, when Its treaeh-
ery was discovered, and Marion found, with
all her lying tales and covert s0eers, she could
not separate Lucy from her bstrothed. i was
she who had placed the barrier between them
al their meeting, when Louis came with hope
10 win the sister Of his friend. And Lucy's
father For once his sternness vanished,
when be clasped Sir Louis IN his arms and
called him "son,1 the dearest wish OF bis
proud heart fulfilled. And, in due time, bridal
chimes were rung, though Marion was not
there 10 bear them; FOR her evil presence no
Iongsr dsrkened the hearth OF Granger ball.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-14
Steam Engine For gale.
10 Planters and Gandepers

nHODnR0E1@p 4 eGns
TITE have eenstAutly on hand q fu.l assortment oi
w BRoOHs, At Cincinnati prices. Factory on Ala
ana .lrset hasEaan Canrnarca ani Martat neIA-ara
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-14

INcoHPREHENsIBLE.-T Silesian GdssttC
publishes the following the telegraphic mes
sages exchanged between the emperor and
Prince Gortsehakof on the 2Tth of-Feb-uary
WsrsaE-"Tnsurrectio
st. etersburg-"SuppresS it."
Warsaw-"It has been done.7
st. Petersburg-"How many killed ?'
Wsrssw-"Six OF the people, and six were
wounded"
St. Petersbure-"And Of ours?''
Warsaw-"No killed or wounded"
st. Petersburg-"Nhst arms taken?"
Warsaw-sNons .
s.. Pstersburg-''The whole affair is incom
prehensible to me.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-14

A PATRIOTIC HoUsE.--A large grocery
house Of this city furnishes a contingent OF
four of its employees to the forces about being
dispatched to Pensaeola-three clerks and a
wsrshouseman. The principals Of the house,
on sseeTtaining the intentions Of these pat
rlotie young men, Informed them that during
their absence in the service Of their country
their salaries would be continued, and their
places would be held in reserve for them on
their return. This noble and patriotic act IL
lustrates the spirit which now snimatss all
classes Of our people, and furnishes an ex-
ample which we hope viii be followed in other
esses.-N o. Delta
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-14

ABUSES OF THE TELEGEAPH.-Thers Is
universal feeling growing up In the eoustry
against the abuse OF the telegraph. We end
on close inspection, that nearly one-hsh Of
what is sent over the country as telegraph
news, is nothing but inventions Of men hired
to keep up sensations. 1t Is an evil Of nation
a. ma gnitude, and every scamp in the country
who wishes for little excitement or mischief,
or to give the newsboyI chance to sell an
extra paper, puts his wits to work to invent
sensation article. You have then got to buy
three or feur more papers, on successive davs,
to see whether It is contradicted or not. Ere
quently the contradictions get into the same
papers with the falsshoods. The public mind
becomes bewildersd and no one knows what to
believe.-BGfob Rouge Allocate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-14

s1PFI.-There is no part Of the policy Of coer-
cion hut what must be attended by a recoll on
its authors and their friends. If the measure
Of blockade OF the outlets Of the Mississippi
river is resolved on, the commerce Of the
Northwestern States must suffer in proportion
to their being deprived OF ready access to New
OrleanF, one OF the most convenient Of those
outlets. II Lincoln is determined on a general
blockade Of the southern ports, the Confed-
crate States will be forced to retaliate on
northern shipping, by issuing letters Of marque
and reprisai. THIS is the defense Of countries
relatively weak IN naval means. It was the
plea OF the United States Government itself in
declining to unite with the European powers
in the suppression Of privstserlng. Charles
t0S Neus.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-14
aaiIp appeal,


AAN--9 ~ q L14 =
I 20 not lovs thee, yet The breeze,
Tbzf softly whisper By.
VII tvesiiy breathe ms Thy ear,
Ny young hearts tend rest siEh.
Do not love thee, yet ihy smiles
Forever haunt ny dresms
Thy brisht eyes Ike fhs nisaish: stars
Cast Ger my sosl their beams.
No tone OF sweetest music ialls,
Aisvs upon my ear,
Bet breAthes the accents Of nv voice.
Ant vinEI thy spirit near.
No tivsry wave e'er nurmurz.
Beuesth ny feet Al mora
Bot seems to glass in fairy huss,
Thy lovely face and FORM
No fragrsnt d0wrst springs beside
NJ pathway, sd ard lone,
Thai doos nst tel ny s5ul % thsa
Ans hsfpy men;s zone
And gets sweet oas, 7 love thee Dot.
Thy beauty charms not me,
But ever IN my mem'ry steals.
Oas golden tbouFbt q thee.
kENFHIf, Tennessee. WIZ.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-14

MILIEKIsM CRoPPfRG Our IN CANADA.
Through many parts Of Canada the excitement
in reference to the second coming Of Christ is
being again revived, and new prophets OF the
Miller school are springing up, who assume to
have discovered that the SaviOr's Secosd ap-
pearance on earth will positively take place in
1868. Quite a remarkable lecture upon ths
SUBJECT has recently been delivered by Rev.
Mr.. Bsxter, the Episcopal Clergyman from
OwsBdsga, G. W. The reverend gentleman
brought up quite series Of data to defend bis
theory, and mentioned no less than thtrtsen
different Chronological periods whose termini,
according to the revelation, would be brought
TO an end in 1868. Mr.. Baxter also advanced
the idea that Christ would cone in 1868, and
remain in bis judgment seat between heaven
and earth, where The one hundred and forty
four thousand were sealed, when he would
again descend, and the seventh seal Of the rev.
elation would be opened, and the millennium
begin. He said we were at the last period Of
lime allotted to the sixth seal, and described
Louis Napoleon Al the ani-Christ referred TO
In the Revelations, ss setting up himself in do
minion over the whole earth.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-14
DRs. ]. B. WASSOA & WM. WkSSOs,
NO. 500 DENTISTS. NO. 800.

TTAVE moved their on3ce to corner Of 60
II UNION AND MAIN STRESrs
who're they have ftts4 up and fnrnisAeeu TY|-fp4
rooms table for the accommodation Of A-AS
those who may favor them with their confidence ana
having thus located permanently offer their proiessona
services the different branches Of Dentistry promts
ing the public to them in the most skifu AID
udcions manner and in every ssonsole warrant
satisfaction both as 10 operationa performed and
charges for the stme Further than this We Wish 10
hold ous no nduoement whatever to the publie
Or draw thsm 70 our once By any exhibition Of Dental
specimens or propositions to do Cheap Dentstry or
sat prices low, lower than the very lowest
or by sny otker sr OF facts in any way
Whatever. Neither do wish any s-e 10 mistake
nAzne (Wssaon) for that Of another as The name Is
plsue and place Of business easily found. Once
Of Uuiou and Main, No. $40. te25- 5-d.tTaE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-14
ARKANSAS LANDS.

0er for sals 50 600 Of choice Arkansas
lands improved and unmproved and heated at various
points embraced within The best cotton growing regions
In the Stale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-14
PROVoENRO.HN. s.

C,HOICE SUGAR CURED HAMS.
u DO BREAKFAST BACON,
DO SHOULDERS,
PLAIN HAMS,
BACON sHOUtDERS.
DO KiBBBp SIDES,
DO CLEAR sfDE5,
FAMILY PRIME NESS PORK, in barrels AID hf. brls.
DO OLEAR PORK, Dc Do,
DO LARD, pri ne kettle rendered, in bsFvsls.
half barrels aza g.,
CLEAR NESS AND NJ o. PORK,
BULK MEATS, SHOULDERS SIDES and HANS
Fa-Ths above are in Stock, and will Be kept
constautIy on hand through the sszson, from which
Hotels, 6roeers, Boat flores. Coast Orders SD the
trade generally, viii b supplied a. market rates By
FRANCIS WHITAKER,
Packer and Provision Merchant, Seventh and Carr
streets, St. Louis, No.
Refers 10 merchants % Memphis gel ersiy Eho %
rrovisiou husfzsss sa7-daad3m