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The Great Vital Regeneration,
TRIEsEMAR,
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATEH

And secured by The seals Of the Ecole Dc Pharmacle Dc
Paris, and the Imperial College Of
Gcdicine, Vienna.
MO. ] Is invaluable for relaxation, spermzterrhOes
IL and physical exhaustion, and Is 3 tonic.
No. 2 c~oHpleteiy eradieates all traces Of those dis
eases that have been hitherto treated By the nAusecus
SID p~ernicisus use Of copavia and cubebs.
No. 3 has entirely supplanted tho injurious use Of
mercury, thereby insuring 10 the sufferer speedy relief,
dispensing ali The impurities and roofing cut the venom
OF disease.
TRTEsEMAR Nos. I, ? and 3 are prepared in the form
Of 3 lozenge, devoid Of taste and smell, and can be car
ried in the WGistcoet pocket. Sold In tin cases. and
divided int separate doscs, as administered BY Velpeau,
Lalleman, R1ux, Rioord, etc. Price 50. each or four
eases In one for 50. which saves SO, and in ST cases,
whereby there Is q saving Of 80. To be had wholesale
ard retail o. Dr.. BARROW, No. 1M Blocker street, N.
z. Immediately on receiving a remittance, Dr.. BAR
row viii forward the Trissemar to any part OF the world
securely packed, sad addressed according 70 the instruc-
lions q the writer. Sid also BY
fei2-dawly MANSFIELD & co
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,Iailarla Notioa.

WAS committed 70 iail at C~ovingtou, Upton
w co1niy, Tennessee, on Wednesdsy, the 12th -
cay Of December. 1885, aneEr0 nan, who says bis
aame Is GEORGE, and that he belongs to George Ia
Cock, Of Madison county, &isEissippi. Said boy "a
about thirty years old, black color, full six feet high
and will weigh about one hundred and eighty-dve Or
ninety pounds. The owner IL hereby requested 70 cone
forward, prove property, pay charges and take him
away, o. be will be dealt with as the law directs.
DAVID G. SLAUGHTER,
sheriff and Jaiier,
dafa-wdt Tiufen county. Tenuessee-
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We're sold IN Great Britain alone, besides upward Of
Oa,o0o DOZEN exported to all parts o. the hsbisaole
The attribute to the scotch Tonic
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Common Law Court.

). v. Watering vs.. Francis Caapeiie. Non-residen.
attaehnent, on eecounb for s67.&.
AT the October term, 1850. OF The law side Of the
II Common Law and Chancrry Court Of the city Of
Memphis, IL appesrinE tdst the Defendant, Eraucis
Chspens, H. a non-fealdent o. the State Of Tennessee,
10 was, therefore, ordered BY the court that publication
be made fer fonE weeks successiyeiy IN the Memphis
Daily Appeal, requiring said defendant 70 appear dur
Ing the first four Gays Of the Dext February term Of SAID
court, commencing On the second MoHday in February
1881, ana pad demzTser in suae way defend said SUIT,
or iudgne9 ee17s e,A be rendered sgsinst him.
HE - nyesuIaans9d J wRlGHT. Clerk
REEELEH, DEB. Uirrf
1sy8 Tor plffrfig
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$50 wish 10 trade Improved city property, bring
.E in good rents, for a iarn and some ten OF twelve ne
groes; viii pay some cash.
We also desire to purchase for friend. a pleasant
place Of three 10 ten acres, either improved or unim-
proved, containing a sooi Building site, Eor part cash
and part staple dry goods.
oS YOUNG & WELD.
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sOMETHING NEW
CARPET AND CURTAIN STORE

THE undersigned having opened in The Carpet and
L Curtain business ~ row prepared 70 show 70 his
friends and the public ~ entirely new stock Of carpets
and curtain g0ois. Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels, super
and common Carpets, RuaB, Mats, Mattings, Coco Mat
ungss etc. silk, Damask, Lace aud ccumon CurlaiHs,
rassels. Eoops, Bands, Picture Cords. Comics, etc. Buf
aud White Holla.d Of different widths, Guilt Land
scspes and plain Shades floor OIL Cloths, from 8 TO u
teef tide. Flnkle & Lyons Sewing Machines, the best
family sewing machina made, for from SIS 70 Sls0 The
best Of werknsn on band ocut. make and LAY carpets,
bang curtains, shades, es.
II. n. ~GROsvENOR,
hn-I-dagI7. So Aain street. Iacksan Block.
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IheChief Among Ten Tbousan
DalltyS Magical Pain Extractor

las rmfer1aly suppiaHied al cth-r 0.um,1fs ~
II healAs ap1-icaticns il bcfh the E1stan .nf We
d-aE seres, wherever introduced; ana Is -.-
&c Neflt ne uus secret o. rs su--aas I'D $1,000
6ua JactDHss waeshsr the clussb Boz ccF--f Fl s-s-.-
BUREs y sCALDs
Arc ilstslaJ relieved of,F fa-r a---f.b -- "a
~l1lluml-hn5 By q lsely5 supI csi7a - -r--F
AsA renewed al u By q
-l So 1eualning-
IHa fEIEED 0F1TEE NrRsF7T
49, rers from eEte-uai
~ $3.50 41lt and Ccr-1f-Ec e.
eT2 m1hev shozll have aF
- --l s4any az hand Tt hess
RnEGWURM, 90 prsBG-aIe4f Il 49,
~ - eL.a bA-1A AND LAND
iiVidrai uhlse lot IN Ifel th-,s-
chuucs e zocident fron15 aeplak@
shuuid bsar in mind has tlfs qe-r
.-- Atatls sl -lsa1l,
assd. Insrs are tho911 aads o l
% testify 10 IL Earve@ lsus rf-ira
tas.T sound limbs and muscles % * a..
me ioI-o-i= are . fsv5 Of the l,esi-7 sA
~hich uAEL8TS ACT CAL. Parg hrTr 49,
IS q PE~ETEEHIFE az Weus as CURH-
Burns Erysipelass Sores % sl rA
Bruises, Fisuia, shot W1r1a Y
Hniis. Frost Bites, s-rEu' -
Broken Brszat Fever sores, sz1-v.
Aitss o. Rsgsiss, Eeiaas. sa,
Cancer. CT anfular % searcssr
Crashed Llps Asreurial sgrsss SAID Hsl1
charpef Hands, Pains gsneTany, surams.
Chhsains Pimpies suaI P1z-
CrSu7. Pile. In-r-a
Csutra1-st Cords. Poissn, Ts9s-
ChEfes, Rhs-laiizm, Ucars
Dissass Of Skin, R.ssss Vs-e-5,rtsa
SEQ ~ he principal deTcts, n B-r5alu5rs N- Tor-.
sd g ana f5I Clsrtres street yar o-f4r-. b u.
WRIGHT s. Co. 6eacrli Agent. u cr-I.ra. al 1n-
liued OF an resTecahis drurvlsts and Hsrlaats
hrous1 a me SHIFTED statss1u1 Cs--is.
For SAFE IN Memphis D. ai dr1-ri.s. mrskluI7
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Attach
Il. q. POTTER
II appearing from ada
i defendant Il urn-r
ordered tharu1bhahic
the city cr Mempa
defendant to apes Pal
A. ~ on sho $
and dsfend TIE 3
eE rarte-
1~elT-fawff
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THURSDAY, January II, 1861.
The Speaker called the house to order at ten
o'clock, and the session was opened with
ursver bv Rev. Mr.. Hendricks.
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sELECTED ARKANSAS LANDS.

400 acres Chicot couaty, Up. u S., RAW;
1850 e Desha county Tp. Il g., Raw
629 o..
$40 Monroe eoyhty, Tp. an, Jaw;
30 = e Crittender county, on river, two miles from
MOpefed5
100 .. Prairie nuntv, -. s., rev;
1000 70 Dallas AL Je6orsoH counties, T7- IS, r. Z
W.
ATS .- Prairh cognty, Tp. IN, R.tWs
$40 - JeHeson county, Tp- Is, r.. u w:
TO q Jedefson county, -. Z s., 3. 10 W., near
Pine Blun;
$50 -. Puliski county, To. 2 II ";
1900 - Arkansas county. Tn s. 2 W.
Resides mstv more rh-ection u superior land.
YOUNG s. WILD.
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EappeaL.
ssEE -LEeIsLATunE.

%, January l6.-Th. s.,.
ordsF at 3 O'Clock 4. ~ bv f5s
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Nr. Trsuhilt 0fered a series Of resolutions
Isfnr thss if was The duty OF the Presi-
h ENFORCE the federal laws enacted in
r aacs Ct iae Constitution, North and
. and approving the -Octrino Of Wash
1n II. 1cesnon, Madison, Jackson, and An
IsbrHon on the subject and right Of Sc
e resolu.ions lie over under the
rfsre6 q resolution requesting
8 fcrnish the house at bis esrli-
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Anetli fruI tae house calling a State con-
Feniioh, ne special e7der for this morning,
Eas asH up-m it, third reading. read and
an 1ded is efssf respects, after which a
a1rfsd dsbsts ensued on TIE amend
rDeut5z iinas plan, whersupon
tr lrimfe n6Fea 70 cPpoint Messrs.
strSes ar -aae a special committee, to
whom tte crifsnai BIZ aud amendment be re-
terreds tr rep1rt thereon, which was carried.
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A e Pros for al appraisemsnt law,
rs taken ~. auenamsBts proposed, some
Fc5sd d9rH and esers adopted, and then the
81. psssed ~ tttl rezding-ayes 10, nays s.
and hersrpon
II. Bradfofa =red q motion to consider
de Yat. Iasl Aakaa.
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LaGranee SYnodioaI ColIepe

AaUFanSS SyuoQtc2l G0Akege
11EE Fourth Session Of LaGrsnge synodical Goleso
L opeHrd on tae ista o. September, and Is snow in sue
eessfu- progress, under the following newly organized
Faculty.
I. JOHN N. wADDEL, D. D., President, Professor
Of Stored and Ancient Literature.
? JOHN n. Raj d. D., Preseason OF Kthics.
Metaphysics, Bellies Letu'es and History.
3 John R. BLAKE N. A, Professor o. Natural
Philosophy Chemistry, etc.
4. JAMES Z. AEI5s, N. A, Professor Of Mathemat-
ics, Astronomy, and Owl EnEineering.
8. WILLIAM A. EAKIN, n. A. Adjunct Professor
Of Languages and Malh smatlcs.
TuTTIoE-Half FsyASie at he opening Of the Session,
and the otherhalfist Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CONTINGENT DO
Deposit Tor Daua8is. 100
To4l Collage cues for nine monihs--....sS56.e0
Board can Be obtsiuss IN the fanatics Of the most re-
spectabie citizens Of fhs village Of lagrange aud It's vi
entity, o. prices veryirg from So 70 Sl6 90 per MONTH
including meals, lodging, fael and washing
The Advantage Of tie Institution are snch IS eEtlue
Il 70 a share Of publie1atronage and these are eoni n
ely bccouliug Gresttr.
The prospect Of oomnlftinE the erdovmeat Of 5000 COO
IL bright, stb7 900 q II being now certain.
The health msrl tone, and religious privileges OF
LAGRANGE compare favorable with these q any sorih-
western VILLAGE. Its a~ocesaible By railway from every
point q The compass
For catalogues Apply to the President, OF 20 sny mem
Der Of The Faculty. IaI-twaNIms
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s. PETERS.
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M0Ekce.

WE the undersigned propristors o. the ~
w Ferryhost Eashoba, give notice that IeNt
We will, Al our FerrybGat Lsn'iing, roceiveAs
and receips for all freight for shipment over the Mem
phis and Little Rock R-szroad, and viii be responsible
for the same until transported across the river, una
voidable sccidents ~ezcepted. We will also receipt 70
the C0mpany's Agent for all freight clipped over said
road for Memphis, and will omyey the same aoross the
river, notify cnEsiEnees % tie arrival Of freight and
Dilect charges. RICHARDSON s.
n. I've have q large and oommodisus boat fer the
reception Of freight. safs-Iv
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Winter Arrangement.
MeBapEtis and Cincinnati Packet
,C0BtpGHy--E Established 1870.
TWO BOATS EACH WEEK

wv SSAAS AACh WEhA'
SILVER MOON, ...... Capt. JOHN BUGHER
GLENDALE, ...... .... Capt. A H. BUGHER
LADY FRAN56LIN,' Can't. E. E. Bowers
LADY PIKE,....... NaP~'OHN L. DEUCE
ONE OF THEsE FINE PACKETS ~zz7aA
" VIII leAve Memphis every Wednes- ki
day aad Friday afternoon, al I O'Clock, eEg
during the season, for Cairo, Louisvilie. 60
Cincinnati and ports on The Ohio river. Returning
leAv Cincinnati every Thursday and Saturday.
This Inc viii give through bills Of adng for octtoI
to the eastern cities
For all apply to
yOHE HACoRACKEN;
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Stock Of Goods for Sale or Ez-
CHANGE

en- ono OR el2.Oo0 worth OF Staple Goods.
DiOEUOVg 70 sell 81 hrsf cost vita 10 PER
cent addea. One-third cash, balance IN one and two
year,, with SIX per cent. Interest or 81 exchange
for negroes. al . fair valuatons Or part negroes ans
part time. The stock consists q 3 new ard carefuly
snd Shoes, Hnrdwarc and Cutiery, saddlery, and an de-
sqripaons OF Goods suitable for o country store. "
VIII cell the tt1rehouse and stand IN desired, Situated
On ore Of the most thriving Villages IN the oountry Or
we uiil sell The goods without the stand, and We believe
this ono Of the best opportunities ever oGared 70 make
money. GOODS FOR NEGROES.
YOUNG & WELD,
5as-im 255 hain street. Up stairs.
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Ladies' Ez1aSt-
2 s Allen j A, Ayiet HL AlamfF Atterson
n ! b, Arnsueut s, troag BE-, Anslin L.
nEssET mrs. Burk mrs. Bowen 8 A. narnum II L,
% Berg8ts s. Bishop C, Benton "a, B.m ma, Baker 4,
Barnes A A, Bradshaw J., H-owu Il, Briaut h, Bnror 8
gssleY A, Bailey C n, BaHganan 4, Bullock J. Bufrcs
r. Berry D.
NONNERT G, Cheek n, Coniu E. OK 6, Collins 3
y Carllule J. Cmmings y, clifton A, Celby CT
0ouimen C Cannon q +, CLARK z. Coon ", Conrad D s.
Connoily N, Ooraiue a, Clark coltef u,
nUB0sE J J. D5wJ. Dorothy mrs, Dourh-vty K. De-
5. Deviae =. Dsndridga A I. Donah5s Z, DeYonug E.
poimsn A Daniel r. Danberry g.
ERICK T., Raves r, Essuaek n, Efnsw & b, Esrl-
II shsw p, Easish Mr.
EIsHER p I, Fil.om b g, FairfsKE. FosterJ, ooloredi
+ Fareliy Mp arrely S. Flood NJ A, Flaunaga1
y FIahippe, c, Fisher II r. FoxE2
GRANT T, Green n, Grimths ?, Guarin A, Graves R
VI {, Graham X J. Crowns Ia, GrahamE Graham s
}, Goshug n
TILLMs, Hayard &, Haucock NE, HiErins ", Hill
II Hudssus ,, nowes, A "a Hosan mrs How p, Hud-
nall Il, Hate A d, HNrnesJ J, Hayes p A, Hickey Il mis-
J. HaineM Halpm n n, Hannsgan A, Hines Helen,
Hickey H1iarook 9, Hubert v, Hollander N b,
Hughes x A. H0wardJM.
TEEsE
Jones s L. Jones s, johnson II ?, Jones @ ", Jones
81 O. J~HEteney Z, Jcvep mrs, Jones r.
LING n p Kersey BE-, Keller " Kennsrd S, KENT
n Kennedy n p Kineaee ~ Keenaa B Kerr Bird
HENH AaANA A ~
RE b s, Lester F a. Locker P 2. Laird @, Leeds }
l. ", LloydA g. Lemoyne G, Lyons N,
NEARLEY 4, Hzrrin A, Merits Massn X, Nal
w gin =, Moair5y III VI, Moore A Z, Miller N, Aer-
rick G, Martin A = Marshall c, Msruott a. Maroney
3, Moreul ,. 1llis CR. Miller n, MADDOX p 2, Magey-
eney mrs. Moore B. Morgan N A O, Morgan K.
EGcHAEEA @. MoGary A, McFariey n @, NcKibben
VI A ", ElDouaid r, Mcconnell S W, McClung L B,
Mckenzie n j. AcMahoa n.
NOEL z, Nelson n P, Nswton n II, NeWstead J D,
N Noble S, Newman M.
OrEY b 2, O'Brien A X, o'shaush6essy L, O'Doa-
nell K.
DUGH mrs, Park N z, Paxton C, Plot 81. Push &,
4 p me A Philips Z, Pendrerast K. PaliHo Il j,
Pelvis B D. PaTnett 2, Powers p, P00Iey I, Petit n 81,
Pattan Ii. Perry AN, PackarlC o, Psaree L. Pierce
A, PickeuLG
QUTsN
DALI " p, Rice D, RENT 7 e. Reynolds B. Raw
II lngs 3, Robinson n, nagand l. A, Ramsey Esther
Aives W T, Rose H. Robertson 8, Rsyner l. RagIand A
" AeiisC2 >, Rool7, RodgeTs Il.
CPAN so, saines } shannon K, smibIs N J, shsri-
- dan II Il, ahrhdnE p, Smith X, stockton i W, sase-
man i A, Settlre c Y staiCup n A. Shaunon 4, slauFh-
ter n ., stsrkley n F c, Stoveus c. spIttie A, Sims
n F, SutlId A. Shaver H., Sopeuman A., Shanahan @.
Samson IA, Slaughter J. Sweets J, Snyder Y o., Shir-
master A. Sol2man J, Suut0n A.
TYLER L 3, Tribit mrs, Thomas S, Turley A.
UESs sA, Worries B. vaughi 4, YsuiamsuJL.
w Weatserau r, Wo.c0tt g. Wright n, williams II,
williams z A, Waters X =, WoodruG II 3, Wurmand
n, wilson n r. Winhum n, Walsh K.
Al ladies who have subscribed for the Journal. and
other papers too Numerous 20 mention, will please call
foT them before they are destroyed.
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Transportation.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD
TnE GREAT - III -
The Quickest Time OF any other
Route, and nc DELAYS.

-|00|"I |-|0---T = I0II-
OE ANT AFTER SUNDAY. BECEgsER 9. 1880.
Tie Passenger Trains On the SemphIs "a Cisrisg-
tn Railroad uNl as-e Close clrcc Ions a. Grand
I~unctiqu5 81 20 =. n. sui p IT., caair- 40 al DELAYS
between Heuptr, p eE Grsacs ard E-u TatE
Elegspt aLEEPLSG CARS Oh he entire Inc.
dal--m We Ross. Geu1 Er1t.
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WE OFFER FoR

Elegant Residence, completely aaishsd and re-
n plete with oonveniences, with the Lot 10Qxz01 feet
corner Psctotoc and Shelby streets.
A new Cottage House, containing i've rOonss eligl5E
Situated In south Memphis Lot 50xIEk feet.
Two comfortable Houses on lessed ground I'm Soul
Memphis, each with I've and six rooms. viii be sold
very low, and presents an excellent opportunity 10 Owl
q good Rouse on easy terms, and with q Etle money
Several good Lots in various parts Of the city.
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Equal 10 every emergency, the original recipe was
handed over 70 a respectable arm Of phsrmaceuticsi
chemists in EdinburK, whohave prepared il exclusively,
tin its introduction into Che Soeihern States q shef
time ago. And it may be mentioned a. a c inclusive
proof Of its intrinsic merit and superiority ever 81 other
preparations or stomach medicines, either IA Europe or
AmerIca- that inward Ct
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The Mound Citv Packet.

WILL, from this date urtl altered, GEEzh
w run punctuaIiy, and leave Memphis JS
every dag atTE, 81, and IfH a. n, and
2, ( and 6 p. NJ. Leave Mound CityA
at 6K, 81, and lex A. NJ, and 7 5 and 5 P. N.
the Mound City packet is new and we'll sdsBtea for
pleasure trips 10 Mound City.
mrgI-fv gro. W CHEEK. C.rtsi,.
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e6daI gist of gttttrs.
on TETTERS


nEMATNIEG in fhe Post OHoe % Memphis. Temp, OF
II the fSth DAT O~FJANuABT. 1890 Persons calling
~ -h.n -h.u-L -. -..L be. ~ -l.a-l-.l-
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The special order, being house bill No. s, pre-
scribidg The remedy for the collection Of debts
and relief Of the people, and The pending
amendments, was taken up.
Mr.. Bennett said that when be came here be
entertained serious doubts as to the power of
the legislature, to pass such a bin as he had
offered, but subsequent examination had salts
fed bin that il would be constitutional, and
under this conviction be had introduced the
bill. The legislature was about 10 relieve the
banks, and why not pass a bill for the relief
Of the peopls2 Appeal after appeal had gone
up to the governor, from the people 10
convene The legislature for the purpose of
passing some measures Of relief. The relief
proposed 10 be extended TO the banks. .bv le-
CALLING their suspension, and giving them
until the first OF July, 1852, to resume specie
payments. would enable those Institutions to
extend relief to TIE commercial community.
The merchants were the class who received
accommodations from the Banks, and II any
member entertained a doubt uoon that point,
be could easily satisfy himself bv an examins-
ton. Then let us pass a measure Of relief for
the fsrRer and mechanic. The house had
passed a bill 70 appraise the value Of property
sold under execution, and let US pass this bill
and send T. 20 the Senate also, that they may
choose between them. "a fun report Of M.
Benefits remarks will appear hereafter.
Mr. Wilkinson could not vote for this bill,
because be regarded it IS contrary to the Con-
siitution Of the State and Ct the United States.
This conviction would preclude him from
supporting the bill.
Mr.. Martin advocated the amendments pro-
posed by the committee. He thought they
perfected and made acceptable the bill. He
would not vote for any bill be regarded uncon-
situtional, but where there vas a doubt be
vas willing TO give The people the benefit Of
that doubt, and lei the Supreme Court decide
the constitutionality Of the question. He had
promised his people b DO what be could 20
secure the passage Of some measure Of relief,
and be regarded this bill as afordlng that
relief.
Mr.. Jones offered an amendment 10 lieu OF
that IF Mr.. Trewhitt, which be Thought would
make the biz acceptable 70 all who favored The
passage Of such 8 measure.
Mr.. Trewhitt Wogld accept the amendment
with 8 slight addition. He then proceeded 10
argue at some length the necessity Of passing
a STAY law, and answered the constitutional
objections that had been urged'agaiast the bill
and amendments.
Pending the farther Consideration Of the
bill
On motion Of Mr.. Bennett. the house ad-
journed until ten O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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It's Remarkable Powers as n
n~FaEFc4na
Hagfng Provpd ffseFf

were fully tested, and crowned with unprecedented sEo-
cess In every instance where its virtues were tried;
and il might have been truly said that the good time
had came At LAST.
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PROPERTY.

We have several desirable places, Comprising from
10 80 scres, from three to dve miles from town; soml
dns building sites. and some trscts well adapted f0
market gardens.
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Mr.. Brazelton, IRON the Joint committee OF
military affairs, returned house bin No. II, to
repeal the act Of 1857, chapter %, sbolishing
military duty, with sundry amendments, and
stated that as these amendments were very
lengthy, be would move to dispense With the
reading and have $50 copies printed for the use
Of the house, which motion prevailed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-15

and he deprived Of his legal right and oppoyfsnity
OF engaging In active service, while his native
state 10 invaded at many points, and his sSbOrdi-
mates are promptly commissioned and assigned
command. Ought this to be 90,
HIGH PRICES In RICHMOND.
The hsPHohean quotes Richmond prices,
twholesale,) as follows:
Bscon-Hog round, when brought in large
quantities, - to "a cents, and Of very dull sale !;
Hams, which Il 10 almost impossible to procure
retail ''n' ''e "
Buttet-26 cents by the quantity.
Cofee-Rio, scarce, and worth 20 cents No
other kinds in market
Leather-No Calfskin in market. It 10 difficult,
too, to hx quotations Tor other kinds, the market
being very variable We quote Sole Leather so
to 80 cents as to quality Upper scarce at % sOaSs
per side; Harness Leather so cents per Id Hides
saited green, % to ss SO; green calf skins, 81 IS
a$l 30, scarce.
Lime-Next to none in market. The prices.
therefore, are scarcely quotable 1t would no doubt
bring from % so to 80 per barrel, II not more
Molasses-New Orleans IS cents, with no other
In market.
Lard-2O cents in bbls % cents in kegs.
salt--s7, wholesale; 81 25as7 SO by retail. No
0round Alum salt In market.
Whiskv-Quite demand exists for this article
n those who wish 70 procure a. good article, and
understand the state Of the market and the pros
pect for the future are sending In their orders for
good article, while II may be had Among
common whiskys, 20 per cent 10 worth IS cents,
OF old Mountain whisky cannot be bought for
less than 81 Is, and from this price up to 90 per
BRINGING THEM Up TO THE RACK
In the advertising columns Of the Republican
We find the foil Nlsing:
"Ldsts es."-Al persons belonging to the
Slst Regiment Virginia Militia, not now in
service, (and not exempt are hereby notified that
II they report for duty within five DAYS from this
date, at the Camp, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, two miles below Martinsburg no ac-
ton will be taken against them. But all who
disregard this notice will be tried by a Cour,
Martial and punished accordingly. This includes
those who are absent, sick, aud able for duty and
those on furlough, who have failed to return as
well as those who have never appeared.
CHARLES E. SHRYocK, Col 5Ist Reg,t.
September &c, 1861.
LOUD CALL FOR ARMS.
Then succeeds the following urgent call for
arms:
arms, Arms, Arms The undersigned urgent
ly calls upon the people OF Virginia to send in to
bis address all arms not actually in the hands of
troops, no matter how few, no matter in what
order, as they will all 60 into the field as soon as
repaired.
No Other person is authorized TO collect arms in
the State but the Endersignsd.
c. DIMMocK,
Col Of Ordnance Of Virginia
Direct care Col Dimmock, Richmond, Va.