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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-19

VIM. j. Smvth 81 90
Are q Branch of an extensive SHOE HOUSE AT
BOSTON. the headquarters ofthe Boot and Shoe
Market, from which we receive weekly
>consigi ments Of goods at
wER PRICE
Than many Dealers in
CHICAGO OR SAINT LOUIS
Are compelled to pay for them.
This isthe only reason why we selling
BOOTS AND SHOES
COUNT RY NERO NTS,
RI ALL IRA DE
AS Low AS THEY CAN OBTAIN THEM IN ANY OF
HE ABOVE CITIES.
UNTRY DEALERS
Are invited to examine Stock before making their
purchases.
WIN. J. SMITH. Third Street,
novl7-wly st. Paul.M innesota.
CATARACT FOUNDRY,
SAINT THONY.
aree Of q o n Builders and the
licited to the facilities which our Cataract Foundry
and Machine Shop offers for furnishing
CASTINGS AND MACHINERY
OF all kinds. such as Steamboat Machinery, Engines
scd ~ and
Machines, Woodworth,s Planning Machines, Water
Kes railing
for residences and cemeteries, etc., etc.
hind no IL the 'c East or and
oner favorable terms any Of the Eastern manu-.
We also furnish
BRASS CASTINGS, BABRITT METAL,
and any and all kinds of
Pattern Making.
Parties wishing anything in our line. can judge some
s1aainns sa
thony, which were built in our shop; rr . ,ro.<,.
St. Anthony. March 10. msriS-1iy
John p. MANNY'S
Combined Reaper and
-. MOWER.
FOR 1so1s
EMBRACING ALL THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS
"A awarded the highest Premiums ct the Illinois State
FAIRS In 1859 and 1860. as the
BEST COMBINED MACHINE IN USE.
Sole Agsnsy .. the NEW AGRICULTUR Al WARE
HOUSk THIRD STREET. adjoining tie Bridge. Saint
Paul, Minnesota.
my3l-wsm S.P.&P. =. HODGES.
MASILLON (OHIO) THKESHING
III MACHINES,
Manufactured BY G. M. Russell Co., Masillon, Stark
County, Ohio.
SOLE AGBMCY AT THE
NEW AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE. THIRD ST..
Adjoining the Bridge, st. PAUL
rnv31-w6un a p r.. u0n0EQ
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nON'T DELAY, BUT PURIFY THE
BLOOD.
DIR. WAIVERS
Cank0r and Salt Rheum
SYRUP,

FOR TIE CURE OF
Canker salt rheu erysipelas, scrofulous Diseases
taneous eruptfons, sore eyes, and every kind Of
disease arising from an impure state ct the
Blood.
The most effective Blood Purifier of the Nineteenth
Century.
tits the prescription of educated physician and all
who afflicted with any of the ab diseases
should without delay. Such letters as the follow
ing are often received:
brownsville. Ashland Co.. Ohio
Messrs. j. N. Han ris Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Gentlemen-I deem II q duty wen as pleasure to
inform YOU what DR.. Weaver's Syrup and Cerate has
done for me, and hope that this letter may the
notice of persons similarly afflicted In year 1880
was attacked with letter, some kindred disease ON
both my legs. which extended until from my knees to
my feet was one raw sore, consulted and obtained
medicines and prescriptions from nearly ali the phy
clans in this vici ty but obtained relief Your aeen
ct this place, Mr. Hoffman. recommended me try the
Syrup and Cerate which fortunately did, ana
q sound and well man by their
With great gratitude, remain yours truly,
JOHN WEIRBAUGHT.
Mr.. weirbaught being well known gentleman ef
Ashland county makes this infor nation reliable
By taking the Syrup a. directed, viii drive the dis.
ease from the system, ana when once out the skin.
few applications OF
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DIR. WEAVER'S
Cerate (: OF. Ointment,

In. w Ia v LII -
Cerate or Ointment,
And you have permanent cure.
The Cerate has proved itself to be the best Ontmen
ever invented, and where used, it has never been
known to fail of efecu permanent ofod sores
letter and ringw0rm scald head, chibains frost
bites Itch chapped or CRACKED hands lips,
blotches or pimples on the face. And for
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE
EYES,
the Cerae Is the only thing requredo cure. It shoud
be kepti In the house of every family.
Price of Syrup, 81 Cerate, 25c per bottle.
Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by Medicine Dealers generally,
jim. HARRIS 4 Co., Proprieters
For the Western and Southern States,
Cincinnati, Ohio
dressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
DAY &JENKS, ST. Paul
RICHARD F. COMBS, do
LVswter, St Anthony
Chas Crawford, do
Greedy Gray. Minneapolis.
VIM n Leonard, do
VIM H McCullom, MENDOZA
w. II. Whipple, Prescott.
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MASILLON (OHIO) THRESHING
III MACHINES,
Manufactured by G. NJ. Russell Co., Masillon Stark
County, Ohio.
SOLE AGBMCY THE
NEW AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE, THIRD ST.,
Adjoining the Bridge, ST. Paul.
my3l-w6m S.P.&P. r. HODGES.
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John p. MANNY'S
Combined Reaper and
. MOWER.

EMBRACING ALL THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS
Awarded the highest Premiums ct the ulmois 8tate
FAIRS In 1859 and 1860 the
$50 BEST COMBINED MACHINE IN USE.
Sole Ageney .. the NEW AGRICULTUR Al WARE
HOUSE, rHfRD STREET, adjoining tie Bridge, Saint
Paul, Minnesota.
my3l-wsm S.P.&P. =. HODGES.
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VI
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The returns from the country districts come
in very slowly. We are indebted to our kind
friend, Deputy Sheriff Smith, for the following
additional returns. There are several out
lying districts yet to hear from:
Fifth County District, First County Rsgi,
ment; For Colonel: o. H. Lyde, 46; E. D.
Ragland, g.: W. f. EPps, l; W. H. Gri'
der, l..
For Lieutenant Colonel T.. C. Belts, 26
W. R. Bostwick, 26 W. W. Hodge, 1; C. R
Dalton, O..
For Major: J. B. synott, IS; D. G. James,
Is; A. B. Haines -.
Chickasaw Ctty.-For Colonel E. D. Rsg-
land, 46; W. H. Order, 10; W. E. EpPs, A.
0. H. Lyde, l.
For Lieutenant Colonel: T. C.. Belts, 80
W. ". Hodge, "a; C. R. Dalton, T..
For Major: A. R. Patterson, 81 J. t. Pey-
ton, s; W. J. Littlejohn, 4; B. J. Olmsted, 1.
Fourth District, Second County Regim; mt
For Colonel: D. Bledsoe, 81; J. Bedford, 1
NJ. D. L, Stewart, 4; D. D. Nelson's 5.
For Lieutenant Colonel J. n. Murray, DC
C. Jones, 3.
For Major: R. S. Griffin 9; T. L. Giles, is;
W. P. York, 3; T. q. Massey, %.
Sixth Distribution Colonel Nj. D. L.
Stewart, 60; D. D. Nelson, 8; J.. Bedford, 4.
D. Bledsoe, 1.
For Lieutenant Colonel c. Jones, 90; J.
H. Murray, 9.
For Major: J. H. Murray, 60; ". P.
York, l.
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Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining the DAILY
APPEAL at any station OF town on the Mem.
phis and Charleston and Mississippi Centra.
railroads, will be supplied by Mr.. W. J. Smith.
general Hews agent, Immediately on the arTi-
val # the morning rains from Memphis. The
territory supplied by Mr.. Smith embraces all
the stations on the Memphis and Charleston
railroad from Memphis to Stevenson, and all
the stations on the Mississippi Central rail-
road from Jackson, Tennessee, to Grenada,
Mississippi. All complaints Of the nou-re-
csipt Of the paper from news5oys on the trains
are to be made to Mr.. Smith, at Grand Junction,
who pledges himself to the public to correct
al abuses that may exist in the sale or furn-
ishing Of the paper at all the points above
named, when properly Informed of them.
PARTICULAR NoTICE.-The price Of the
DAILY APPEAL, when sold by the newsbpya
on The roads above mentioned, is FIVE CENTS.
and persons purchasing are earnestly requested
both by ourselves and by Mr. Smith, not to
pay more than that sum, and if charged a
higher price to report the fact to US. All con
tracts for the delivery Of the paper by the
month must be made with Mr.. Smith, al
GrsHd J1rctien, and all moneys for the same
Forwarded to him, in advance.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Ststs vs.. Lillis for rape.
On AFFIDAVIT Of defendant, stating absence Of
witnesses, wac coatiaued 20 the next term Of
The couTt. Pending the application for con-
tinuance, The court fined a prominent attorney
$50 for talking oyermuch -. State vs.. Cava-
naugh, for robbery. The defendant was a well
looking nan, Of good couhtenance, and was
accompanied in court by Lis wife, a woman
Of lady-like appearance. The case was ar.
gued by the Attorney General Eldridgs for the
State snd D. c. Bullock, ESQ. for The defendant.
Aftertse charge Of the court the case was given
10 the Jury, who had not returned into court a
verdict at the hour Of adjournment. -. The
State IS. Stokes, For an assault with intent to
kill, stands for trial to-dsy....Th court an
nounced yesterday that at intervals between
SCI case, when The court was not otherwise
occupied, motions FOR new trials and in arrest
Of Judgment wouldbe disposed Of in their order
on the docket, and afteTward, the Sci. Fa
docket would be regularly called and disposed
Of. Parties and their attorneys should tax,
heed aid govern themselves accordingly.
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J. z. McLEAE, Sole Proprietor,
nornsr Third md Pine streets. 81. Lg7is, 10.
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Clark 81 EuEaeE''s
O OIL.
CLARK. GREGORY & CO.,

NAAAAANq NnAEA
sole Pr OPE1@tSE2
I CURES Headache, Barache, Toothachs, IN three min
u utes, -atism, COughs, NsurAlzia, Ooidss Bry,
sipeIas, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Colo, CIAnps5 Unnamed
Ewes. Chronic Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Cuts, barns,
Bruises, Sprzins, Chappea Hsngs' fnS'' "a
Sores. SIRE Breast, Sore Nipples scald Head, KING
woru. Telter. Snake Bites, Spider Bites. DOG SITES Eat
Bites. The world is challenged for It's equal for Scaids
ppT Rurns II cures Scratches en- hcrsee4 Sore Eyes on
$3.50 gnraips. Swinney, Poll Evil, FDtula, saddle and
harness calls, fresh wounds or SWellings, and IL the
nest known remedy to apply to tendar-fo1ted horses from
foEnder-tske up the feet and bathe wen about The frog
OF the foot. Cures all cutsn5ous diseases on nan or
beast.
mere real proof OF the virtue Of AmbrOsisl Oil in its
healing properties, from responsible men, who are ADORE
being bought, than can be produced for any oIheT medi-
cine
we do not assert q cure FOR every mslsdy to which the
huusan family are subject, but Whist we proclaim We eau
substanti-te by living witnesses. The Anbroslal oil is
4 Nashville preparation, and sold throughout the south
and Southwest BY al gOod druggists ard general deal
eys. The South may be Justly proud that Dr.. CLARK,
native Tennesseesn, aftsr much labor and research, has
produced 8 really worthy medicine, which is bound to
drive out much Of the worthless imported trash with
which the country is flooded.
Please call a. eur once, where we win take pleasure
IN showing letters and testimonials tea numerous % set
forth in the form Of an advertisement some OF which
come from physicians in high standing. who are using e
in their practice, a. they state, with marvellous elects.
We challenge the world to produce q remedy SO speedy
and sffectuAl in It's healing properties.
~ Read the evidence Of the virtue OF Clark B Ful-
IsPs Ambrosial Oil, evidence 20 suthentie, aud from
persons whose word and standing are iueproschsble.
CLARK, GRBGoRY & CO.,
Sole PrOpTistors, Nashville, Tenn.
For sale BY n. o. oAYCs a Son,
And all Memphis druggists. de3Sdsw1yis
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TRADING WIFH THE ENEMY I
w

Ia 4 Obs
We clip the following from the Charles
! Courier:
OFFICE OF THE c. s. district ATTORNEY.
CHARLESTON. July %, 1861.
M. E. W. MARsHALL-Sir /: ] have rec
ed your communication asking me tie fol
ing questions:
l. Is it lawful for a citizen Of the COME,
ate States to purchase of our enemy s.
stocks or bends Of any Of the CODfedeI
States and demand the interest when due
2 Is it lawful for the same parties to
chase notes given by merchants Of the Sol
eTn C5nfederscY to northern houses and
mand payment of the same?
3. If lawful and proper to pursue the alb
course, would it not be equally legal for
small trader to buy merchandise Of the enc
or, in other words, does the law intend
operate in favor OF the Fortunate holders
capital against the humble dealers in va
and merchandise?
The acts specified by you certainly con
tute Grading with the enemy" peculiarly
lectionable, because they afford a direct as
lance to the enemy by the transmission
money to foster bis resources. And, in az
ton, such conduct is highly unpatriotic
cause directly injurious 10 the interests of
Stats and citizens Of our ConfedeTaey, WI
obligations are thus withdrawn from the {
my's country, where it is for the interest
such States that they should remain, 81
they could not there be called upon
payment during the war. Such Ope
tions are certainly worse than the s
pie purchase of merchandise in the c
my's country, because they, at the same ii
aid our enemies and iniure our friends.
beg leave to refer you to a letter addrel
by me to Messrs. Aveilhe and others, publ
ed in our papers yesterday morning, for a fu
statement Of the principles which govern
class OF cases. Very respectfully,
Your eide servant,
Gu. RICHARDSON MrLEs,
c. S. District Attorney pro ten
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$500 RegEg9'@.

PRESIDENTS OFFICE MEMPHIS AND OHIO R. R.,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July IS, 1861.
DEING satisfied that the bulldog occupied by the on.
d GERS OF this Company In the navy yard was set on
IRE by an lnceEdiary, the Company therefore, offers
the above reward Of 7 HUNDRED DOLLAR for
the apprehension and conviction Of the guilty parties,
either principals or accessories. The police, or other
persons interested in securing tho reward, are request
ed to confer with the cficsrs or the road.
jyl7-tf J. P. WOOD, President.
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FoF Children.
DR.. TcEean's Universal Pills,
- rrrn rnrrnr Errr nrr rrrrrnrr IL Z

There has never been a cathartlc medicine offered
the public that has giT6R such entire satisfaction
NcLeau5s Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly inzo,snt
and can b taken ~ TIE most tender infant; Jet prompt
and p0wsrfultl removing Gil bilious secretion, acid or
impure, feted matter from the stomach. In fact, they
s-e the only Pills nat should De used N m~alarious dis
tricts.
They proilce no CRYING sickness OF pain IL the st5n-
aeh OF bowels, though vsry sctive and seaTching IN their
operation, pronoting hesiEay s~ecrstions Of the liver snd
Kidneys. Who viii suffer from Bilousuess. Headache
and Foul stomach, when so cheap z remedy can be OBJ
tainsd2 Keep them constantly on hzndi q single dosa,
taken in season, may prevent hours days and months o.
sickness. Ask for Or. J. r AcLean's Universal Pills.
Take no other. Being coated, they are ~tasteless- Prtc5
only % cents Ter box, and can be sent By mail 70 aug
part OF the Buited St-tRs.
J. z. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets. 81. L07is, 10.
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Dr., J. E. McLean's Volcanic OtE
Eminent.
THE BEST EXTERNAL IN World. FOE
NAV OR UE9CTr

Thousands ef human beings have been saved life
dscrepituds and misery b the ss Of his invalushla
Eminent. Il viii relieve pain slm15t instantaDeous'y.
and Il Will cleanse, purify and heal the foulsst sore Ia
20 incredIble short time. EcLean's Volcanic OH Lin
imeut will relieve the most inveterats cases Of Rheu-
m4tism, Govt OF Neuralgia. For Paralysis. Ccnt-ec.ad
Muscles, Stiffness OF v eSkBesB IN us Joints, huscIes
or LigAment.. IL viii never fail. Two applications viii
cure Sore Threat, Headache OF Esrachs. For Burns OF
Scalds, OF any Pain, &c II an i~nfsllible remedy. 7ry e.
and you VIII hn4 Il sn Indispensable remedy. Keep
always o. hsni-
horses, win save money by Hsing McLean's Volcanic Oh
Imminent. III 3 speedy and ihfsHbla cure tor Calls.
Sprsius, Chafes, Swelling, Lamencss, Sweeney. sorea-
wounds, Scratches, or any ~externsi disease. Try II.
md you viii be c0ugfhced.
DE- J. MCLEAN, Sole Proprisfor,
Sc. Louis. a~issouri.
For sails IN Memphis b A. g.. MANsTHLG s. COS
also BY g. ". nj a %, and WARD & HoCLRLs
LAND.
Also By POTTER & kEBWIN, 50 Jeasrson-st near
post once, general dealers IN al popular family medi-
5nss. fa12-drvta
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Fro thu Memphis Appeal
VOLUNTEERS FOR MIssoURI.-I have Ie-
ceived a conditional commission as Colonel,
from Gov. Jackson, of Missouri. He wishes
me to raise a regiment for immediate active
service. Companies in Tennessee, will ad-
dress me as soon as possible, at Memphis.
Transportation, provisions, and camp equip
age will be furnished Immediately, TO all CON
panic joining my regiment.
All Tennessee papers please copy.
c. e. CossITT,
Capt. Com. c, ID Rg't.
MEMPHIS, JuIY %, 1861.
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gnkfiaI @0tiEeg.
aoIIOwaY;s PiIVg and OGc1naI

~CANcEA.-THe days 0! brilliant opsr4tiong1 ae Ok
mores The discoys y Of HolIowby's Ointment die.
Fensed with the necessity Of the knife, which fire.
quentiy endangered the life Of the patient. Thousands
Of females have been cured of cancer In the breast BY
The indicating action Of the Ointment, ard their lives
spared te their families. The salve follows the cancer
in It's t]ortuOus winding, AMI imPerceptibly but thar
oughly and p~ainlessly eraaica.es it fem the system.
The Pills cleanse and purify the blood.
Sold by slIdrugglsts, st 25c. 62c., and 81 per boz.
jy24-dtwswIw
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EDITORS APPEAL: | notice in the daily
argus, Of yesterday, a call upon the Hon. W.
c. Dualap aad myself, candidates for the
State senate, to know whether you (we)
approve Or disapprova Of The administration
Of Gov. Isham G. Harris, and whether you
Cwe) viii supper! him or W, H. Polk for
governor"
For 1ysslf I have to announce thar disdain-
lag everything of a P~arlizsn character, in my
political support Of men, Tue administration
Of Gov Harris has met with my approval and
] shall support him For governor.
July %, '61. H. B. S. WILLIAMS.
Owr HUEDRED TEENEssEEANs WANTED.
To accompany Governor Jackson to Missouri,
AZ a body guard. This company will depart
in about eas week, will be fully armed and
equipped, ard 20 into immediate active service.
can a. The Office over the auction store Of A.
s. Levy & Co., opposite Clay Building, on
MH~street, OF A. B. COREY.
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MEMPHIS MANUFACTUREs.-0ur Memphis
shoe factory is no myth. We were convinced
of that By seeing big pile Of leather, ysstsr-
d Y, 10 front OF nsighbor Tommy Childs' shoe
store, on Main street. We take it that be is
f. e~arasst. ana under bis auspices we are sure
toe Memphis shoe factory viii seOn be in the
0lali tide 81 successful e~Xperiment.n
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G6mmsrtiaI matttrs
DAILx aEroHr Or THE mAHKET.
roAs,sHsD raOn rHE sFncHAsrs' EzOnAssz

-
MEMPHIS, July 20, 1851.
WHEAT-Thsrs was a better feeling FOR this article
on Change, yesterday, ard buyers coming forward pref
ty freely, about $500 bushels changed hands, prices be-
ing sitter but net quotahly higher. Sales GIG bushels
good red at soc, 500 in eriOr do. al 50, so good at 90, $50
mixed at 90 $50 bdshels choice white a. Sl.OO, 425 So.
choice red a, S. OO-aIl sacks returned-aud 425 bushels
prime a; SI.I0 and 81 mixed st SLIGO. sacks included.
CORE-ssIes on Change o. 2.5 b-g5 mixed at 80, and
100 do. at SIX. from levee, and f,om store 3S5 bags
prime white at CSC.
~FLOUR-There Is a coed demand but with light stocks
transactions are confined to small lots. New superAne
is firm at S6.5Oa$7.0o aud extra at 81 .5oG$o.Oo, as in
quality.
BRAN-sslcs at $50 p tun.
Hay AND oATs-Iu good demand and firm at former
quotations.
COTTON AND TOBACCO-Nothing reported.
~BACON-Thsre is . fair demand a1d the market is
firm, with sales at I3c for shoulders and lie FOR clear
sides.
MESS P0RK-sales at $3.50 s26.5O p brI.
CORN M~EAL-so bass sold at soo q bushel.
RICE-Sales % tierces at &C.
sUGAR, COFFEE n MO"L4ssgS-Limitsd Eales
OF coffee and molssses q. former prices. Also 10 hhds
sugar at 5g7Ec.
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BARBER SHOP AND BAT HENG ES-
TARIJSH MENT

MO. 50 ADAMS STREET, between Main aud Second,
IN Memphis, Tenn. The Uub,ic arc informed that a
new and c0mmodIOus Bathing and Bsr5sriug establish
me1t has been fitted up, a. Above, and that visitors will
be politely received and promptly attended 20 st any
time. ~Tjy2O-Iw1 e. FLETCHER.
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INSURANCE COMPANY OF The STATE
OF VIRGINIA.

Authorised 100000
Cash capital and surplus paid up.....-...... 3so,O00
See card in another column. OGce, on Je6ersou-st,
with ELna once. lmyl-Ivl j. Z. WEST. Agent.
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Tbs WHEAT MARKET.-The demand for
wheas las increased and the price stifened.
At the Merchants Exchange yesterday. 1888
bushels were sold at so cts for inferior, 90 for
fair. 81 90 10 I 10 FOR choice.
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SOUTHERN NEWS FROM MORT
ERN SOURCES,
The Cincinnati Enquirer, Of the 22nd,
Just seen 'agentleman of %undoubted versc
from New Orleans, who deposeth as folio
The most unbounded enthusiasm prevail
New Orleans and the whole country tn
sbouts. They know not the remotest ide
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LADIES' Goods AT AUCTIoN.-Bareges,
Lawns, Linen, Hosiery, Handkerchisfs, En-
broidery, Wbalsbone, Bgttons, etc, will be
sold to-day az 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, by Gilbert.
Andrews & Co, 262 Main street.
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gatfst A&6s bg TetegrapB,

c. NJ. W. Barr, of Louisville, KY, is the
special and recognized agent Of the New Or
leans Associated Press at that point The
telegraph company has no agency whatever
in the preparation of such reports, nor is it
responsible in any manner for the character
II truth Of the news.
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TO THE PEOPLE
Of the
CONFEDERATE STATES.
TIHE AMERICAN LETTER EXPRESS COMPANY.
i Chartered by an Act OF the Tennessee Legislature)
transmits
letters dsEd Printed MGBteT,
TO and from all points North and South.
THOS. e JENKINS,
". A MCGILL.

Use undersigned persoes OF Louisville, ny, know
the above parties TO be reliable and responsible per
sens, and e%utitleI to all confidence Z:
Vim. L. Kelly, Asst p. NJ, julius Winter. Luke P
Blackburn, Llndenberger h Co, E.. B. Owsiey, J. s
Speed, q. Q Armstrong, ". Barley \ Co Guthrie s
Co. A. T~hrockmOrton, Cornwall * Bro, william Gay
RaIshal Hai6ert & Co., ] c.. katheTs, Paul R Ship
man. Geo. D. entice, !. ". T~ompkins. J. Mason 8
Co kits & Verne, VIVA. Skene * Co., Chamberlain S
Tap Ben J. Ad1ms, Richard Tra5pe, J. Bawrerc,
Smith. 0 II Stratton, Tshzm Henderson, Jss s. Y al
lace, Harvey, Hcghes & Co. ". n. Haldemau, Brsnnir
& Summers, Hill McCraw, John 3 Smith, l. Richard.
son, wallace, -ithgow * Co Brady s Davis BTinly
Dodge & Co., J. g, Dodge a Co., Hogan * ksc5tt. San
ford, Duncan & Co., G. Licaten & Co., 4. and r 5leviI
* Cain. John J. Speed, V. D. Gastsno : Co., ThOna
N. Eastern, John ". McCraw.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-26

P-HoToGRAPH OF TIE PREsTDENT.-We have
received from H. c. Clarke very hse photo
graph Of President Davis, which be has for
sale q; bis store, southwest corner Of Court
Sauzre and Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-26

FoR New 0~RLEANs.-The elegant passenger packet
Prince 81 Wales, Jas. Lee, master, i'll leave for New
Orleans this afternoon, at 5 O'Clock. J. D.. Morton &
Co. aud J. c. ACNanGs, agents.