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St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03

We are aHthoFixed to Announce EDWARD
bsubAAN :. candidate fos Aagistssse in
Sept tsh 1861. @' /. : '@~>
/ We are authosised 20 aunnuncst JOHN D..
YATES for Magistrate in Leonarsi Tnwn Dis
trics. and % ask fr him the supports q hin
friends and the public.
Sept. isth, 1861.
The friends Of r. n. WATHEN ecommsnd
him to the w11en Of Leonard TSwn District
= 4 candidsa for Magistrate. AID solicit their
rl6put ~ rnHnini lIxlesdi N. - e
4. r SPALDIEG oiIsss hirssef 10 the
Yneen Of PAtuxrast Distsict o candidate for
MaeixtFsts 1t the ensuing Fall election. 'sS
Sept. 26th, 1861. 'f s.A -5
= - = s.l1A sJF EssH
The friendS Of WM. A. LOKER recon-
mend him TO the voters Of Le,nard Town
Disfrict - csndiiate f.r re-clestior to the
rflice VI Magistrate, al the ensuing Fall elec-
tion. -
Sept. 2cth, 1861. I
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03
A SCENE AT VENICE.

On emerging from these dark passages,
We observed. floating silently down the
grana canal. barge over which hun
dred colored lamps were suspended. We
had not time to express our surprise be-
fore Its occupants began 10 sing. sa. zaa
In another moment We we're in gondo-
la and followed the bright, mysterious OBJ
jent Leforc US. The beautiful chorus
ceased. and all was silent again. On our
nearer approach. We saw. gliding on each
side OF the singers. royal gondola orna-
'nented with blue velvet drapery surmonnt-
ed BY gi:dcd crown. Each. boat was
rowed by four goudoliers. In one sat the
two Archdukers of Austria, in another the
two Dutchesses. Two or three gondolas
with attendants were behind. A few fol-
lowed like ourselves. from curiosity. No
light appeared from any window. no face
looked from ,hc fair marble balconies, no
voice cried God bless them, as the small
procession slowly glded onwar.s. How
different WAS this to the hearty welcome
given to British princess when visiting the
great towns Of our free country. The
royal party now stop under the arch Of the
Rialto. aud hear another song "A few
persons gather on the quay. to listen. and
give faint applause. Sometimes but
one solitary Individual claps his hands
The sound echoes dis,ually through the
silent streets. A closely covered g,ndola
occasionally darts from some hidden water
lane. skins swiftly past US, and is lost
again in the dark night. The bright
lamps and beautiful singing do not tempt
the proud Venetian to look from his gloo-
my canopy. The songs are spirited, part
ly dramatic. In one porto nance two .,eu
tie hsndk,rchiefs over their he. 10, aud
initiate the conversation Of very loquacious
old women. After remaining some tnin-
u'es under the Rialto. the gondolicrss he
gin to ply their oars. and quietly the whole
company Goat up the canal. under the
shadow now Of one palace. now Of anoth-
er. Very gently We all glide along. The
chorus, breaking forth at Intervals into
fresh harmonies, dies suddenly away, and
then We hear nothing bu. the tiny ripple
which the water always sings to the boat.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03

We have cognixance; he % very nearly
thoroughbred. possessing III the virtues q
the latter except Extraordinary speed. but
this defect is ceunterbaianced By sn in4
crease Of stoutness. The next point -for
our considesasion issthe sire sud weight OF
the men. In former days i vas customa-
~ to selest the largest. strongest. and
longest-limbed mcn that country would
afford, but recent experiments hsve shown
that much lighter and smaller men could
be used to q greater advantsesl:a shst II
pounds is the maximum for : rider ]; that
himself and his accoutrements should not
weigh more than ITO pounds. -. sat
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

FOR man ST:pEpvicou
, H.. ~" 'D nOnD va s SOT " Eh' ioVh. .
DID,. WEIGH offers himself to the voters
Of Lennard Town tiistric, as q candidate for
SupervisDr of the Road and asks the voters NJ
the district 10 sunnort him - =
Feb. 18th, 1861. : s.@. s'. 7.ni
-, 80, :, -, , ~ 30 - ,.,d 80 - 4 s..,..'
s;js,. -. R,aas P,ns,MS Sva. 9ner; n'mselIM !: can
d;.ss;.. =. "a daI .I:s,. s'sor - la cwr
aud fsIlow-eitl.ens. - '"''
Jan. 24ih ls6l. "a.H A'.'..
w.TTrp ropn i q :.
4. h.. h.r.sofo,s ,.c.;r.S % rn., ~, hs saPr"r!
Is ~" ns'e'n'o.e Iecelved from tue voters o!
Ms sc'nty e'S.net. oners himself as eansii.
'easf esg5 roae ouPe'siso! IN said cistrict and
.onens t"e esrpor o' ms Trends Nnd fellow
49, ,s.s ace, a t..r -egr A" r-
" '',A' N''e'' ,'"i. ..:-e.. 49,
JOHN B. CECIL. IL recommended an su;,-
able person for Road snnerv;.o, = !. % ~.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03
Dissolution OF co-PARTNERsH1P.

NHE late firm Of Simns q Maddox ID
Il this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Persons ii,debtsd to us are hereby notified to
euine forward aud settle with George A.
Simms, without delay, Al he is authorized 10
settle the busness "f the late firm.
GEORGE A. SIMMS,
JOS. II. MADDOX.
Sept. ard, lS6l-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03
BUSINESS NOTICE.

fNHE undersigned, having purchased the
i interest Of Simms 6 Maddox in the
Mercantile business, win cuntinne tn sell a,
the old stand, aud solicit continuance If the
very liberal patronage extended to the late
iirm. They will keep constantly on hand a
good assortment Of goods, and will sell on
such terus rs cannot fail to please the old
customers Of the house and the public gen.
orally.
GEORGE A. & F. K. SIAfMS.
Leonard Town,
Md.
September 18th, ls6l-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03

Prospective BANKRUPTCY or TIE
NoKru.-We are fairly entitled to say
that in no Que point has the model Gov
crnment of our advanced" politicians
been found to support the pretensions
which were ascribed to it. The Ameri-
cans rushed into war as recklessly ~ auy
nation could have done. The Peace
Party among them never obtained any,
thing like such n hearing as was accorded
to our peaceinakers ut home. Ever offer
Of arbitration was rejected with the 6crcest
contempt. They are conducting their
war with such incredible prodigality that
observers used TO the extravagance of
csmps and campaigning are assounded at
the spectacle, aud, to complete the pic
ture, they are providing for this enormous
outlay in the most inproyident and costly
fashion. Being unwilling to tax them
selves, they resort to borrowing and. are
raising loans st:a rate which will soon
make their National Debt one of the
heaviest in the world.
We can only hope. indeed, that a policy
% rsck!csay adapted mag soon bring ,cith
1t as IN unavoidable consequence the frrmi-
'natioa Of The strife. If financial embar-
rassn.ent should furnish the surest road to
peace, the sooner they are experienced the
better. We can assure the Americans
that war is not likely to become the cheap
er, nor borrowing easier. ~ months pass
on. The course of such things j. very
different; Each campaign opens. new
fields. absorbs new armies and creates
new charges. The great bsll Of debt.
wbss once Set rolling. win gather and grow
till It's demensions ouistrip, I'll spccpla-
ton. In our belief the forcible 4subjuga-
tion Of the South would prove hopeless
task even IL al the States Of the North
poured their wealth unsparingly into the
Federal Exchequer. bu. ifthey attempt IN
defr.y its accamulating charges With
money borrowed ut Z per cent. they viii
Ind themselves engaged IL sn expeodi-
ture which so country in the World soald
support. LonslOs Tsnses. s.aas 81 ass
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+%sFzeasefp1
Arncpors o. rHH L&Fysn &gDs. xps-
DUcEs.-Thers = aot ) more eommon d.
lsnss against the laws 81 com,non eoort.oy
I've might say. oelsnsimss. of fso16.n a.
eepcy) than u praetiosd - = eertain s1xssa
q lawyers now-s-asys u a. 'ssaminatioa
q witnesses upon The. sla.a. Nor sad :.
then, shoxeYer. "a inip cFtincut 6uyc
..Ress & back" il such way thsts - :
faiu 70 sscsIt the next uitos1u n OfsuSA ~
tho 1dllowisg. sotsss sgst j 'pnt sde1o -
the ¬s.' bp. VII 4orihy q heing nsnsr
fsFrsd from stbs pasts' - = II -;
Al a late term Of the Court Of Sessions
: man was brought up BY iarmcr. aecus-
ed Of ssesling some ducks. I'll Assz ~
"Hov do you. know that shey ne ,scne
ducks 2. asked the defendants oonnssl.' .
"Oh. should know them onynk<ve." !" ~
replied the farmer; aud be went on 10
describe their different peculiarisissss = fszs
'-Why. said the sprisonsr's COUNSEL,
''these ducks can't. be such rare breed -
| have some very much like them in my
own yard" -. :.
That's not unlikely. sir" replied sthe
farmer; 'sthey are not the soaly duskstI
have had stolen lately" sieaaH SIS :.
Call the neat witness" a. 8 - -.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03
FOR COUNTY CLRRKsHIp.

The friends Of DANIRLr. MORG AN pre-
sent him 70 the voters Of 81 Mary's csunty n
. candidate Er Clerk Of the Circuit Court q:
fh. election in 1868, and salicit to his claims
. dispassionate eonsilcrxtiva.
Nov. 2Cth, 1857. 20.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
aun"unce mysclf ss acsandidate for Clerk
T he Circuit Court for Saiat Mary's county,
. respectfully solicit tho support Of my
III. is and the public.
GEORGE II. HERBERT.
n. ch 2s,h 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03
FOB. MAGISTRATE

FH =
The friends sof wM. 4. YATES .uro.~,
his, psne 70 the voters ef Leonard Town
District . . suitable candsdats for Maair-
sraie. and ask for his claims q dispsssiura,s
consideration as the ensuing FALL election. n
Fsrsss-.n - g. ssa. s. LE0IoN.- B.
August 10Th, leei-ss., st0 = " .saa1s 4
zAcCHEuS TIPPETT otssrs him.slf 10 the
voters ofaLennand Town District as cnrdi-
date Tor Magistrate and rslpscffnliy soljc;ts
saes' support ~ the ensuing Fan election.
Aug. 22nd, ls6l. az .lFfsSE IL .
fhs friends VI CHARI.Es CAVALIER
present hts pama to. the .voaess Of IIeonar3
Town ~ candidate for Nstdssrste. ana soE.
sit fss biz clsisa dispsoio coasider. tim
Ahs. 2sad. aael.N i fsse So. -. 81
Wsat entboissd % jspnsance wTr.rsAM
j.. TUCKER q . candidate for Msr;strase
in Patuxent District, q -sfssal- s19 u = !
Sept. sth, lHss.'s 7s@saf asnI as 4ss
We are anihasized tn ann,upce GEORar
Wr0iBS0N.s ~ Aeandiiass f.,r se.electioo =,
the "fice u Magistrate in Ohspsico Di.tr;ct |,
S-ps. 5sh lssa. CO. I
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03
FOR SHERIFF.

The name Of PHILIP II. DORSEY. ID sug-
sested 70 the voters of this e.unty, an ! cam
didsss for the hextse SilERIFFALTY, by
many citizens of
-. - eH4rrico DIsrRIcr.
fsb. 9TH. 1854.
,..-L L..s4aE I ,.Ae,s I- qlFts -
HARRlSON EDWARDS is presented "a
,hs vvten 81 Saint Mary's county as espai-
date tor Shsrld at the slsctioa in, 1851 Ia,
Jsnnasy l2th. 1859. Il -, .... -
THOMAS L. DAVIS isrecommendes,,
the voters Ofthis county a. . c.ndida,e q,
the SheHaaity In te6i TO
80. hsigoss' DistIet.
New 10sh. 1859
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03

b A MoDsas DIcssosAny.- -wsser-A
clear fluid. once used assa drink. 7F - hrs
h Tougue-A little horse which - con-
tinually running away. ,..,a...s.ss - =
7 Policemsn-A ma., cmployed by the
corporations to sIesp IN the open sir
n Bargain-A ludicrous tSansastioe ID
vhieh sssh'.party thinks be sgsassssd ihs
ether .....zsnse. n - a..
\. Auth~-A dealer il vorda. who o.
I'm gets paid in his Own cold ssss''ss2
Il Cfisie-A bad g.that .Esss tpchsissa
ed. aud berhssatb every skias shtsdsss me-
\ E.qaire.IEyesy bedyse yes soheay;s
y Jusy-rv~lve psisoners IN d bsx % ssy
oas a. lso5s = shs bsS. M ssAsss'
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03
F0R The LE0IsLATURE.

R0BERr c. COMBS. Esq. 10 recommend.
cd 70 the voters Of this co1nty AZ a candidate
for the Legislature. aud will be supported by
MANY FRIENDS.
Feb. 26th, l66l-tf. .... IA
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03

; Some books are 10 taste. others 10 b
swallowed. and SONS few u be eheve3
md dlgsssed. lsssss .salisE Il 81 .
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The friends Of j.. THOMPSOIr YArES
suggest his same 70 the vaiers Of this county
.s oandids.e foe Cou.sy commissioaer :t
the ensuing Fall elec,,on.
Sept. 26th. 1861. - 'h.. q .- e.'- -7-
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03
FOR JUDGE OF CIRcufr COURT.

10 tie People Of Prisee Georges Charles
an.i 81. Naryfs Counties.
respectfully announce myself a. cansli-
date fsr Judge of the Circuit Court for First
Judicial Circuit Of Msrylapsi. as. ..
FREDERICK STONE.
August 18th, l8Cl--tf. .-...-.. .-
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03

FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE. F1
We are authorised TO announces GEORGE
BRENT, Ezq., as q candidate for Judge. Of
the Circuit Court fvr the lss Judicial District
Of Maryland.
August 18th, l88l-te.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03

September 18th, ls6l-n.
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CAM Jo4N4tos, Al EDsEu ooD IuJGlH}
October 81. 1861.
EDToRs AFPrAL: Permit me tArouA the col
NUNS Of your paper, ia behalf Of the officers and
soldiers OF the 18Th Arkansas regiment. pubIicly
10 express the esteem and regard we feel toward
the founders aud members of the Edgewood
Hospital Association, who have done so much
for the benefit Of the sick of this regiment. Some
toig weeks ago we changed our camping ground
to this place, for convenience Of water and dry
ness of ground. We came bringing upward Of
one hundred sick men with Us, some with inter
mittent fever, some with dyseutery, but by far
the greater majority with that pest Of our army
measles. The ladies, ever mindful Of suffering
humanity. seeing our destitute condition, with
an energy and patriotism worthy the cause we
advocate, without delay, organized themselves
INTO q society called the "Edgewood Hospital
Association. " That excellent lady, Mrs. Nc
Lean, whom we oh love and delight TO call ''our
mother" was chosen president, and Mrs. Wad-
den, whose talentand energy gained her the title
of captain among the soldiers. secretary, Edge
wood church was converted to the use Of the
sick, and every want fiat necessity demanded
was promptly attended to by them. They per
sonalIy superintendent the preparation Of such
food as was deenei suitable for sick men, after
supplying all deficiency from their own tables
They have personally nursed the soldiers with
the same kindness and attention they would have
bestowed upon their own kindred under differ
ent circumstance but when the hospital has
been socrowded that none others could be adj
mitted, they haze taken them to their own homes,
often suhjecting themselves to great inconveni-
ence FOX their sake, and the welfare OF the Con-
fedsracy We are fighting for. They have fur
nished our soldiers with upward Of one hundred
flannel shirts, numerous pairs of socks, which
their W hands have eonstructed-all this have
they dome for us, and much more thai no est
mate can reach, no mind calculate-the emile,
tha look, the word Of Encouragement held ont 10
ia, sick. dishearreHed aud dispritei man. Such
attention, such kindness and devotion to our
soldiers speak volumes for the success Of the
South. Truly, no country can be unsuccessful,
no matter how great the odds against them,
when such loyalty as disregards al personal
consideration is thrown aside. and but one com
mon sentiment asaimates the breast of every
person. Long shall we remember these ladies,
and when the 18th Arkansas regAssut shall meet
the enemy OF their country IN thea adIy strife
OF battle, may the ladies of this association b.
their watch word, and their deeds Of valor recon-
peRse them for all their kindness. Again, long
live these ladies, for they viii never cease to live
IN the hearts Of the officers and soldiers Of the
I2h Arkansas regiment.
Respectfully,
Il. g. JENNINGS,
Snrrenn Of The Regimant.
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1--WE steamer NEW MOON, Dsarng,
master, wiz leave for white sud Little 41Ef
Red Rivers THIS DAY "a inst, a. s P u -
Fog freight or pssssgs apply on bOard
nr.Tfu
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CHEROKEE CTREI

An unEling curs for Seminal weakness. Nocturnal
Emissions, imro.eacy, Loss Of Power. Pains ia the
Back, STONE in the Bladder, Distracted aua piHsal.
Menstrastiou, and all diseases csusad Jy a-gfa-ru IRON
the path Of nature, aud indalziug 10 self Pollution
Hy the use Of this Cure al improper discharges are re-
moved. the weakened organs 81 generation unexpectedly
cund and full vigorr restored
Either rex contemplating marriage, sEoIid reject
hat q sound mind and body are necessary % promote
connubial happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor. dsbra .ed, worn down
and d~espiring devotes Of sensual pleasure. will find re-
lief
MS safe and pleasant In taste. but Immediate In ia
acton containing no mineral poison. but Is prepares
from pure vegetable extract "a DE form OF a dslieions
syrup.
Price So per bottle, or three bottles for s. and for
wuEisd by express TO all par.s o. lhs world
Sold by all respectable druggists evervrhere
POTTER Is NERWIS. ProprI-tors
Sole Proprietors. IS Jefferson Street. near Dost aai,s
general dealers in al popular family medicines. A-sm
phis, Tenn.
EsOld in Memphis by all responsible druggists.
m~r26-dtwawly
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treatment Of chronic Diseases

BHEuNATIsN, S~CIATIcl, NEUHALGIi, DEEAsE o! the
.HEIT, Lungs. KIBSgYs aud SrrNl, DTsrETsIA,
chronic diseases Of sr1H4cH aud BOWELS, NERVOUS
gEBis5E, ete-SPrei1 sssz.lsu ls,u 20 tbs varigus
female complaints, such as Of let alone entail years OF
anguish and suffering, by an emacaied and ruined con
s]t.tuiion, or brings on premature decay and death.
DR.. MoBTTNORE viii make hs regular seni.annual
visit 20 Memphis, and remain a. the Worsham House
from Monday, the Al, until the l2h N-ovember, dast ,
where al who desire cau consult him. Having trea'ed
several buD1reds Of promineu, citizens Of Memphis aud
vicinity, his success in cuii is now generally known
in this as well as other important cities Of the South.
C. tizsa femalys, vii when they doFire 1t, be visited at
their rc-I1sacs.
No charge for on.ui'aron. IT, after interview, per
sons desire Treatment reasonable ehaTgs win be made
aud agreed upon for,he time Ct treamsnt. no2
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NOTICE!
Winter Arrangement.
NEHPHB And LITTLE ROCK
RAIL R OAD.

ON and after MONDAY, OCTOBERc7, 1861, the reg
~ u,ar Frsight snd Passenger Train will leave Mem
phs A. O'Clock A. NJ, per Cheeks ferry, ana arrive a.
Madison &C 81 A. o. ieavs Madison 81 1 p S., and sr-
rive a. Memphis a. 5 ,, NJ, making close connections
with the daily stages OF Hanger, Raplev q Co. and
With the liue Of semi weekly stages Of the Overland
NAL Coz ps1y. Tor
Tsylors Greek, Fort Smith,
HuntrrG, Benton,
Clarendon, RncApoTt.
Aberdeen, Hot SPRING.,
Brownsville, Washington,
At snts7 Arkadelphia.
Hickory Plains, Brownstown,
Searcy, Camden, Arkansas,
Batesvile, Boston.
Little Rock, Millcreek,
Dardauele, Ciarksviiie, Texas,
Van Buren,. Ssn Francisco, Calif0rnia
Time 20 Little Rock, 20 hours.
Tickets can be obtained st The HopeAeld Office.
ooz9 d. II. FEGER, superintendent.
A. WHrPPLR...ARCF. REID...M. o. HOPKINS.
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Tn SUGAR LANDNG-Ald Cochran, the
chairman Of the City Council Wharf COMMITTEES,
is bnsily engaged iu having the wharf between
Washington and Poplar streets, where it IS prob
able the sugar landing wiz be located. put into
good condition. Lsborers arr levelin. and
grading the bank aud paving H.. IL the grade
from Front Row 10 Water street were completed
and mad uniform, this portion OF the city wharf
would hsye nasuperior on the Mississippi riv-g.
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Memphis aud V~icksburg C. S.sMaiI Line
TUE fne packet VICTORIA. Rowland
4 INA TER viii leave - above on SAT fU-L-a
UhDAY, "a instant, at : P. ~. -
For freight or pssssge apply 20
Hot2t JC MCMANT-S. Arpnfz
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Or. .ucEeGs,'s UIairers0E Pits ,
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS.

d"luOusnDss EfC.
There has never been q CathartIc medicine offered IN
the public that has given such entire satisfaction -
McLeuu's Universal Pills.
Being entirety vegetable, they srs perfectly Innocent
sud can be tlken by tie most tender infant. vet pro4nr,,
aud powerful in removing eli bilious secretion. 500 -
impure fBud matter from the stomach. In fact tbey
are the only Pills thai should be used Ia msladous dis
trcts.
They produce no gripping sickness or pain In the stom.
aeh or bOve 3, though very active and searching in their
operation, promoting healthy seereions Of the liver and
hdueys Who viii suffer from BHi0usness. Headaeb.
and Fodt stomach, when 50 eheap . remedy can be- o.
tainedt Keep them constantly on hand a single dose
taken in season, NAV prevent hours. days and months az
sickness. ask for DR.. J. H MeLesn's Universal Pms
Take no other. Being oosted. they are tastelss.- Prcs
part Of the United States.
J. Il. LEA Sole P-opre,o-
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OUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.

In addition to orr own force We have In our employ
skHltul and experienced w~0rEueni also, a large sock
OF tools and materials, embracing the lstes: improve
m6uts and Inventions ana can do Et kinds 81 work In
our line. i~ac.uding The making OF new and complicated
parts, IN the best manner and with dispatch. Also, plain
aud ornamental engraving.
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NATEEEg

ON WEDNESDAY, the 9TH day OF November, 1861,
" viii sell, under aa order ofthe Confederate Judge
for the District Of Tennessee, the new stsum tug
"OUEEN O MEMPHIS.
TERMS OF ALE-Oue-fourth cash, balance on a
credit Of six and twelve months, with satisfactory per.
sona s%ccrrity. Sale to take place at Eclipse Wharf
boat, between 10 a. N. and IT N.
HOWELL +. JACKSON,
oe0Etds &Recefver for West V.pus--aa
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THE Z0UAYEs-Tbis evening the Zougves,
who commenced their performances in sight Of
the Malakof, and who have drawn admiration
from The most eultivated capitals Of Europe, viii
appear before the Memphis public. That they
are all they represent is evident by The assn
RANGES Of the London Times that they possessed
their ooHgss deF EmPereur. The public on this
continent have recognized the justice Of their
European admirers, and tonight the people Of
this city win Judge whether they are worthy Of
their applause.
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LUMBER. LUMBERI

lust received $4,000 feet clear White Pine, one,
D one and a hall, two and three inches thick $4,000
feet dried White and yellow Pine Flooring 2OO,O0O feet
Sawed Cedars, for building purposes, posts, etc. a gen
eral assortment Of Fencing; 100000 sawed and cut
Lsthsi 500,0O0 heart Cypress half inch Shingles, and
1900 Fire Bricks, in addition 90 our already large stock
Of Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, etc. which we VIII
sell low FOR cash.
mr4lv2fp M. NJ & BROS.
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Il. &. JENNINGS,
Surgeon Of the Regiment
.TeE GOOds, .FeAr GOods-FErckase .T'ecessl
wusEsU -

.Fer Good, .Fea- GOOds-PHrekase .TecessG-
rfcs TFHfIe Y'oH Gan:
Silman a Co, III Main street, are daily re
Giving additions to their former extensive and
elegant stock OF millinery and fancy goods. Our
stock Is replete with all the novelties Of the sea-
son, having just received our Paris and London
fall styles. Ladies dress hats, caps, head-dresses,
bridal outfits, ornaments, laces, lace goods, etc,
etc. Having selected our stock with the great
est possible care, and having the advantage OF
purchasing exclusively for cash, we can and
will sell al old time prices. To country dealers
and customers we offer unusaaI inducements for
cash. Our long experience in the business en-
ables usft6 FIJI all cTders With promptness and
dispatch. Ever grateful s. past patronage, we
respectfully solicit a continuance Of the same.
Oc20-Imdaw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-02
REMnVALl

I HAVE removed my PUMP SHOP from AdRus
i street, EversOns old stand 20 Avery street, four
doors south Of Vance street, where am prepared 20 III
all ordtrs Ia my line Of business.
Ali repairs done on shortest notice by experienced
WOrkmeu