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Steamboat COLUMN.
For WHITE River.

THE passenger packet SAM HALE, " Ts -
/ Y. Bhsc0e, msste-. viii leave as above l4G
on SATURDAY, 5h instant. at p NJ ~
Foo freight or passage apply on board. or to
ocf2t HARMSTAD Agent.
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An u~Hfai'in eure for Seminal Weakness, Nocfurna
Emissions, Impotency. Loss of Power. Pains in ths
Back, Stone in the Bladder. Ohstructed and Difficult
Mensruation, and all diseases caused by deviating from
the path Of ntture, and ~indulging in Self Pollution.
BY the use OF this Cure all improper discharges IRE re
moved, the weakened organs Of generation are speedily
cured and fun vigor restored.
Either sex. contemplating marriage, should reflect
that a sound mind and body are necessary to promots
coanubial happiness.
Ia the Cherokee Cure the poor, debaitated, worn down
and despairins deyotee of sensual pleasure, viii fud re-
lief.
It's safe anil pleasant fu taste, but immediate in it-
action containing no mineral poison. bur Is prepared
from pure vegetable erna acts. ia tAe gouu Of a q, j,.ous
syrup.
Price 50 per bottle, or th5ee bottles for s.. and Tor
"nFded by express {" 90 parts OF 'he wosaL
Sold by -i respectable druggist. ev,ryvh-re.
POTTER a MERWIN. P4oprietors.
Sole ProPfietors, Go Jefferson street. near post office
7aneraI dealer. in all ropular faulty medisines Mem
phis, Tenn.
Sold In Memphis hy all responsible druggists.
mrs luvlyJV
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merous in all communities sufficiently p~opuloas
to require market facilities.
The only just rule seems to us to be to place
butchers and market-mcn upon equality with
persons carrying ON the other various brauehes
of business. The rent which they pay the city
for market stalls is no more than Is paid tr
license on all business by other parties. If they
want on expect public patronage, let them OTTER
proper inducements in the quality and prices Of
the articles which they offer ior sale, and they
will get it. If they do not do this they are not
entitled to patronage, and the people Of the city
should be allowed to seek their provisions
elsewhere. A FFEeE
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continue to quote, noplinally:
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NE,LEAN,s CoRnIaL

As may be seen. We insert this week the s5y.rt
ment of MeLlean's Cordial, etc.
Itisvery wen known we are not portic,I.rlr ,
able to patent medicines, an+. as a general tlinr s.eb.,,
the whole Of them with but little cersm,pv s.1 30
these sentiments we declined inserting Iii, sdvertiso
ment untu we knew what were ne iarredi-.t. or N.
medicine and how compounded. Thiswe have learned
a1d believing as we do, that The ingredients Ar. os.5
and tbs coatPorraj p5rsea I'D,
as a mi-ture worthy Of pub.ie confidence.
The above Is from the 81. Louis Christian Adyo.o..
edited by The renowned Rev. DR.. MeAnar.v vbj.t
speaks volumes in favor of lIeLeaa's Cordial vs.
to al, try t.. See the advertisement in another eolr,,r
frbG dow
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CHAMBER OF CoyMERcE-We learn with
great pleasure that the energetic Secretary of this
fomishing association has made arrangements
for procuring from New Orleans, each day, tele-
graphic dispatches Of the state of the market
there. These wiz be placed upon the bulletin
board in the Chamber, and almembers winha ave
access to them. The attendance on Change this
week has been very large. The daily receipt OF
New Orleans commercial intelligence viii add
another to the many strong inducements that
exist for being present there. Weleam thatstl
further enterprises viii be undertaken as the en-
eOuragement given permits the enlarging of the
facilities Of the Chamber.
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p,,e secr4tnry OF ssate on Rn.soiI.

WASHINGTON, September 2l-1hc Secretary
of State, in reply to memorials asking the at!cn-
ton of the government TO what they calltrcaS0n-
aLfe matter. in Russell 5 letter of August 10, to
the London Times, says it has been the habit Of
this government to take no notice Of representa-
tons, however obnoxious, by the press OF for
eign nations. This government has only reeog-
nizcd as worthy of observation the language and
actions Of the executive organs of foreign States,
and SAYS the publication complained Of had not
arrested the attention of himself or any member
Of the administration; that these representation
stand upon the individual authority of the per-
son making them. The government of the
United States does not depend upon the good
viii or favor Of foreign nations, but upon the
just support Of the American people, and that it
seems 10 him that censuro ought to fall upon
those papers which reproduce these articles in
this country, rather than the foreigner wh0
wrote the articles for remote publication, aud
finally, that interference with the press, even
inspiring exciting insurrection, can only h.
justified on grounds Of public danger
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r oFHrR for sale a valuable or as as ,bs
situated IN Council Bend, ArAans1 fraetiopsl
a,.~,sr end east half Of southwest quai,er g ! sor.b
Is. and north half Of section - a9a ~ 5so scrss IN town
~ 1as+b al ,snee 6east, adjoining The ihnn 81 MAJ
s a. on the south Seid land VIII be sea pIiVa.et5
jaw nossis ar The same are invited The sale 70 o'
Apu - ~. lat OF December next. Iermg-pne
mid cssh. the haiau,e in two equal annual n''aA
'n9''s' aoRDENTIA WAITE Exor Etc,
nor nm Boly Springs Miss.
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Macon CoNvESTIOS.-In accordance with a
resolution passed at the last meeting OF the Cham
Der Of Commerce, the President of the Chamber,
T. w. Hunt, Esq, has appointed the following
gentlemen as delegates and a~lternates to attend
the Convention at Macon, on Monday wreck, the
l4ih instant The following are the delegates:
Sam. Tate. d.. B. Moloy. Z. MeDayitt, F. w
Smith. D.. 4 Shepherd, II. G.. Smith, w. B. Nil
ler, NJ J. Wicbs, Edmund Orgin, J. P. Strange,
G ". Goycr- p 5 Jones, A. II. Foute, r, A.
Parker. The following are the alternates: &C
Atkinson, 7. Z. Clarke, Ed. W. Munford, W.R.
Moore J. l. Morgan, j.. n. Vernon.
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For ChiFdrell!
Dr. .UcEeass's UIsigersaE PSIIs
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT,
Ho.r-oB, ~

There has never been a eathartie medicine offered to
fhe public that has gwen such entire Satisfaction az
MeLean's Universal Pills
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly innocent.
ari can be Z ken by the most tender infant, yet prompt
md powerful ia removing al bilious secretion, acid OF
impure fmtid matter from the stomach. In fact. they
me tie only Fills that should be used in malarous dis
tricfs.
They produce no gripping Sickness OF pain IN the st0m-
ach or b0we a, though very active and searching Ia their
operation, promoting healthy sccretinns Of the liver ami
kidneys Who viii suffer from BAiogsness, Headache
and Fodl Stomach. when 80 cheap q remedy can be OBJ
tanned: Keep them constantly on hand; a single dose.
taken in season. NAV prevent hour. days and months OF
sickness. Ask for DR.. J. II MeLeaus Universal Pills.
Take no other. Being coated. they are tasteless. Price
only % cents per box, and can be sent by mail to any
part Of the United States.
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
Corner Third and Pine streets, St. Louis, Mo-.
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FOR FORT HARRIS, RANDOLPH, FUL-
TON, 0SCEOLA, NEW MADRID
AND COLUMBUS!

THE splendid passenger and freight
steamer KENTUCKY, Captain W.. e. 49,
Priest, will leave as above every TUES@
DA4 and FRIDAY, at 4 o'clock p. d., carrying the
mail and making all connections promptly. For freight
OF passage having superior accommodations, apply ON
board, or 10 = p. NORTON & co, or
Je13 3m J. O. MCMRNTS. Agents
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FAsHONABLE MmLEERY-We invite atten-
ton to the card OF Miss Perdne in another col
umn. The ladies of Memphis and vicinity viii
find her prepared to accomplish al that the most
fashionable can possibly desire.
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Thar BoUQUET-The lady on Madison street
who presented Us with that bouquet Of beautiful
and t~ssteialy arranged flowers on yesterday,
viii please aecept our acknowledgements We
prize It the more as containing the last rose of
snm,eer -
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C0ILISIOS-0n Main street, between Adams
and Washington, az ? o'clock yesterday, a dray
and a hack came into collision one Of the horses
of the hack, the property Of Mr.. Blair, was very
much injured Officers Collier and Blair arrested
the two drivers.
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Dr. y. n. .UcLe03s'S FOEc0ssic on
Ltssil9eS8s,
The Best External in the World for
Man or RaaafI

Thousands Of human beings have been saved a life Of
decrcpitude and misery by the use Of this invnluafas
Liniment. Il wilt relieve pan almost lnstaniaEeousiv.
aud il will cleanse. purify and heal the foulest sore in
an Incredible short t.mc. MeLcanas Volcanic Oil Iiui-
meat viii relieve the most inveterate eases Of Rheuna-
tism, Cont or Neuralgia. For Paralysis. { outrae4r5
Muscles, st hness or Weakness IN he Joints. Mnsr,ea
or Ligdments, it viii never fail. Two applications ,gai
cure Sore Throat, Headache or Earache. For Burns or
Scaids, or any pains, it is an infaiibie remedy. Trv II.
and you will find It an Indispensable remedy. Keen IL
always on hand.
win save money by using McLeau's Volcanic oil T5nI.
ment. Il Is a speedy aud infsllble cure for Gals
Sprains, Chafest Swelling, Lameness, Sweeney Sores
Wounds, Scratches or any external disease. nv h
and you viii be convinced
DR. J. i. ECJEAN, Sole Proprietor.
s.. Loois, Missour.
For sale IN Memphis b. S. MANSFIELD & co
also by @. W. JONES & co. and WARD Z MccLFI.
LAND.
Also. BY POTTER & NERWTN. IS Jeaersea street
neaI the Post Office general dealers in al popular family
medicines. i~a22eaxfz
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BRIDGE OVER Wolf RIyER-It is under
stood that if the city viii pay one third the ez-
penso Of rebuilding the bridge over Wolf river.
lately fallen down, and the county one tiiTd, The
property owners in the neighborhood VIII pay
the other third. This proposition win probably
secure the re-erection Of the bridge, and this
tine il Is to be wished that il may be - built as
% b. able to snpport its own weight.
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WnEAT-The demand was again brisk, with
an upward tendency in prices. Sales of go
bushels strictly choice red at Sl.20, 100 Of good
DO at 81. Goo mixed Of 81, 100 prime red at 81,
and 90 inferior at 90c, sacks included.
FL0UR-The market was again active and
buoyant Yesterday, holders general realizing a
further advance. Sales on change of l5Obarrels
Gallatin mills extra at S8.25, 229 country do at
$3.50, 50 do at s., and 100 at S5.25, I46 barrels
Bluff City mills s~uperfne at $3.50. 50 Center
mills 60 at S7.75, go sacks Of superfne at
1915, and several mall lots Of superfne and
extra at s. .5O@$3.5O. ~ barrel
CORS-l75 sacks of white sold at zoe %
busheL
RYE-Liberai offerings but little or No demand.
Sales continue at S1.15, sacks included,
OARS, Hay AND BRAN-Norhiug reported.
BAtoS-Sales Of IS casks clear sides at DC.
"a do AZ pc, 13 casks Of hams at 25c, 3 do at 25c.
and 81 casks of sides and hams at pc.
PoRK And IARD-Notliag doing, save in a
retail way.
stoAk-65 hhds sold at lOca la4c,
P0TsToEs-Sales of small lots at Sl.l5 a.
bushel.
BAGGNc AND RoPE-Considerable sales of
Kerarty bagging at Die, and OF rope at
15c 919lc.
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II ENiHtS No ARKANSAS RINER
III go F~EDERATE STATES MAIL A
LINE -Ihe above line VIII. during lov@A
water The ArSan-asri river, run small boats from Napo
leon & Lit Rock.
Passengers leaving Memphis on Mondays, Wcdnes-
daHs Hinl saturdays connect directly with these boats
neNt day at Napa con. They leave Napoleon Sunday
tues'lat and Ihursday evenings sud connect eircct as
Lutle Rock with coachos for Hot springs anI Fort
Smith. orfurther Information apply 10
JOHN ADAMS Proprietor. or
7 HAEMSTAD. Agent,
T31 3uia Corner Madison street and FRONT Row
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WILL RECoYER-Pstrick Ford, who was
accidentally wounded by a pistol in the hands Of
r. Wanejershoim, was very bad yesterday morn
ing, and his he was despaired Of Last evening,
however, he rallied, and his friends entertained
better hopes.
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PIsrOL FoUND-A pistol was found On Main
street to-day. The owner can have it BY apply
ing to officer D. Ryan at the station-house at half
past six O'Clock any evening.
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no MORE COToTON-

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY COMMITTEE
MEMPHIS, September -. 1871.
7 II desirable tn tho more g0TTON and TOBACCO
1 be shipped to this place until further oriers.
PiaatorS are appealed to not % shi0 il Cor the present.
ShoHil il be persisted in the MiItary aatharr.es wi.
be coihpe led to order TIE cotton reformed to the couu
Try al the owners expense
oellw NJ J. WIrKS. Chairman
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price, ono Dollar per BotIe.

One dollar and twenty cents, inelosed TO the Proprie-
tors. or to almost any dealer IN Medicines in the South
ern states. win insure D bottle Of Pills BY return mail
POTTER & MERW1N, Projectors,
65 Jefferson 81, near post office,
And general dealersin al popular patent medicines,
r5=Sold at aIlthe Drug Stores in Memphis.
sells dfwaWis
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SALE CoNTINUED-Auction sale Of dry goods,
heavy clothing, shoes, hats, erockery and hard
ware to-day at ten A. NJ, by a. L. Andrews &
Co, 2G2 Main street.
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DR.. ME IRWIN s
FEVER & PILLS.
For SJse Permanent Care Of Ec-
e and .4gHe, ChiIlS, Remit
eR1t FSEeF, BiIio9sS FereF,
Dumb sFgage,
AND ALL PERIODICAL DISEASES,

THAT have their origin in the miasmatic efiuvia
i arising from decayed vegetation.
These PILLS never fail 20 cure all Of the above
named Fevsrs. and what Is better, they also AIT as a
PREVENTIVE. if taken occasionally or daily Whne
exposed to the infection. Hence -be old aaaseI q"
ounce Of preventive IS worth q pound Of cure "a
DR.. Blerwin's Fever and AEre Pills" dtdsr from %
other Chin Medicines in the following paTtenlHs.
i. They never fail to perform sspeeay ana 0l"
cure. 1,so ~ dis
?. They are recommended only for one Class . ~'
eases. otar-
A. They contain no poisonous mihslas' 'es F'
vegetable. .n.,i, functions Of the
stomach or any part Of the systemL .to
4 T-5e,r re0uire no other medicine 10 pIepale .M
sy-tam for their reception, or afterwards 10 ale5 "l'A
ton acqteb. ncnnv humbuR"
/. :" .grsnored by gentlemen that were born, reared
~ ~ e5naeated under the benign influences Of southern
institutions.
panenber when you purchase these Pills, that you
~. confribufing means for Yankee Emigrant Aid
~ +as or Sharp's rifles and bowie knives, for
..bfaedine Kausas, az you many times have done m
buvine northern ant eles-
w. ~ III al to distinctly understand that this is a
so,,berp Medicine, prepared from the simple plants
nat grow in our woodlands, on our river banks, bayoua
rs5sAs a special merit. we with 10 call attention "a
The 6aet that in uting this Medicine Won only take afeW
Pills. T. not this preferable 10 swallowing q pint Of
nauseous mixture. which, al best, can only produce the
same result
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TENNESSEE MILITIA!

HOQS. TWENTY.THIRD REGIMENT T.. M
MEMPHIS, Tenn, October Ist, 1861.
TENHE General in command Of this brigade would call
i the attention % these subject 20 militia duty. TO the
time h1ed BY statute for holding the reg mental mus.
ters in he same, TO wit:
l26th QCoL BWlcy's) Regiment on Bird October. 1851.
l2lth Col BuTion,s) Regiment on 4th October, ls6l
l2s,A (Col. Rasand'r) Regiment on 9Th October, 1851.
l-"-h 0Cot Bledsoe's) Regiment on III October. 1861.
llUth QCoi. Xxi waeis) Regiment on 9Th DC ober. 1861.
Eltt Col Unthanks) Regiment on 9th October. 1861.
1851.
a muster Of each company should be held 1t the
company parade ground" upon the Saturday preced.
ing the regilnenfal muster OF The Regiment to which
such company nay belong II Is desired and expected
that TIC eommandants and other officers Of regiment
and the captains and subordinate officers Of companies
viii unite with the Brigade General in thoEpughn- or.
gauizh'g the Militia, SO far AS this brigade is Concerned.
and raising u 70 the degree Of efficiency coutempla ed
by the Act of The General Assembly revising The mill
tia system IL the State Of Tennessee.
BY command Of Brigade-Gener JAMES A. CARNEs.
+. W. ROYSTER,
oc--lt Brigade Tnguarfnr
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SOLUT
LUMBER

JUST received i25.O00 feet clear White Pine, one
sJ one and a half, two and three inches thick JGON-
feet dried White and Yellow Pine Flooring; 20OiOOV tee'
Sawed Cedars, for building purposes, posts, ete.i a gen.
eraI assortment Of Fencing; 100000 sawed and enl
I,aths: 1000 heart Cypress half inch Shinees' aT-
10000 Fire Bricks, in addition 10 our already lnrse 20
Of Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, etc, when W. ~"
sell lew for cash. ppOs
r,rtr v9Fn NJ ~. EUCHhAN -
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SUNDAY LIQUOR SELLING.-Pat F1aherty, for
selling liquor on Sunday, was yesterday fined
twenty-six dollars by the Recorder. A heavy
draw on Lis nroffs.
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ARRvAL-Among the arrivals at the Gayoso
House yesterday, was Major E. E, Mclean, and
lady, C. 5. A.
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FAST DRvING-The fast mal have occasion
ally to pay for their amusement. Yesterday he
corder Moore fined Ed. Moran six dollars ia that
olense.
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No LIcENsE-Jas Graham and 5. A. Norton,
for running their days without a license, were
Yesterday fined six dollars by Recorder Moore.
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RIVER NEws-The river is falling FAST.
The weather was fine and warm.- business al
the landing was toIerably active.-.-T The Lizzie
Simmons came in last night with an immense
load, her manifest was eight feet in length She
had % bales cotton, 223 pigs lead, 1920 sacks
salt. She is the regular Saturday packet in the
place of the Hill. and will leave on tomorrow al
3 O'Clock, 1T. Bourne y Co, agents The
b%eautiful boat, Gen. Quitman, leaves precisely at
; O'Clock this evening for New Orleans Capt.
Cannon, her commander, is one of the most AZ
dent patriots, and Capt J. 7. Smith, clerk, has
few equals; her state rooms are spacious, and
she has accommodations rarely paralleled.-
The Bracelet is mp AR White river, the Grand
Duke fer New Orleans, and the Col. Morgan for
White river The New Orleans Delta says
q" With six Memphis packets at the upper leyee,
il can at least be said that trade is wei repre-
ssnted. There are now eleven boats running in
the trade, with several more getting ready TO fall
-I+t-- yet whether two OF more
boats viii leave on the same day, or make the
weeks longer, with more days in them. so as 10
suit the number of boats running. On Tues-
day the Prince of Wales and the Magenta left
for Memphis, the Fcrd. Kennet was to leave on
Wednesday, and the Vicksbnrg hast night, also
the Yiekshmg and the Clara Dolson this evening.
I'VE omitted to say that the Alonzo Child is
still mp the river.
FOR WHITE RIyER-Thcp passenger packet Colonel
Morgan Qnlsen6uTy, raster viii leave as above this
evening az 5 o'clock. Larry Harmstad, agent.
FO1 NEW OELEANs-Thc packet Gen. Qpifmau,
Cannon. master, leaves a. abovv this evening at Eve
D c.ock. Larry Harlstad, agent.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER a.

PUBLIc LANPs-The number Of gaslamps
IN the streets Of Memphis IS one hundred and
ninety
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rs obedience to an execution R.ued hv p NJ Dielin-
j son, ]. p. IN favor Of :. J. Murphy " Wm. Git
more s. Co AID r b. Brown, { with sell TO The highest
bidder, for cash, on the 9th day Of October, 1901, a. II
o'clock A. N on the corner Of Main and Madison sta
IN Memphis. Tennessee. three certificates 4g shares3 d
stock 80 each sharel Of the Green River, Ccnl. Iron
aud Manufacturing Company Also, q pF0missorT
note Tor 500 made BY JeHuerts H.. Coleman. i1d0rsed
Dy w. " Coleman, payable ar Twelve months from
November %, Ice Also auorhef note FIR 500 o..
made by Peter n. Burg u. indars-d bv VIM. Gflmar.
y 10, and past due. Levied on as the properly n
William Gilmore 4 Co.. this september oath 1861.
se@5tds wv. HINCHEE, L. g. s. z.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MR. J. B. ScUDDER viii open his School for Boys
III ca TUESDAY, September 10th, 1861 School
room formerly occupied by J: y. Armstrong, near the
s.. Agnes Academy.
RTTEREscEs-Dr. Grundv, r. 9. Brinkley, Isham G.
Harris, 8 7, Walker, a. NJ Boyd and i, A. Parker.
se29 9R
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A~GRIcULTURAL FNR--The only agricultural
fair which win be held in this State this year
opens at Columbia, Maury county, on Tuesday
next, the sth. The proceeds are all to be devoted
to clothing the Maury county soldiers.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquainiaaces Of ?. w. an :. G.
saunders are respectfully invited to uttendih he faneral
Of their infant daughter Anna, from their residence "a
Washington street, at 3 O'Clock. P. NJ.
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City Markets.

~ fresh Oysters, direct from New Orleans
at the Calhoun restaurant, Madison street.
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u r. J-B- SCGDnEK5 school ier boys viii BE-
VI flpIf ielr Second street, between Bead and Cav
$50 stss a Military Department and Gyluu sinm
aayc t'ta introduced under the care Of Cspt. Cooke.
Tho Tiat point in this school viii be 10 prepare boy.
fig the various business relations Of life. For terms
runtv 10 Tho prinrinai r.f 4--
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S. NJ. JONES s SON

In assuming the responsibilities Of the management Of
the Commercial Hotel. win say to any Old friends and
the public that 1 will De found at my post in the office
60 greet them, and see that they are made comfortable
and happy SO that when they depart they may 60 on
their way rejoicing.
ae11un n II uCgrn
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
FOR 1861 AND 1852!
Memphis and New Orleans
PACKET LINE!

THEsplcudid boats Of tMs new line VIII ~,
4 Rave MemRhs for New Orleans on A-E9
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS aud SATUR AE
DAYS.
TUESDAYS PACKETS
lSeDufblic----z--C Capt. =. u Clark.
Edward =. Gay-. Capt VIM NVray-
Jvsta -insondS Cant. y. +. Hicks
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These boats connect at Memphis with the railroads
from that point on their respective DAVIS Lcuye Mem
plus immedateiy on the arrival Of the Memphis and
Charleston and Memphis and Ohio railroad trains Pas
seugers can arrange their arrival so as 10 avoid delay nc
Memphis longer than business or pleasure NAV require.
For freight or passage apply Oh board or 20 agents.
JAMES T. BOURNE a. co.
No. Z Madison street
THOS. IL WILLIAMS Co,
No. 3 Hovards Row.
Join E HIDE s. Co..
Ohce under St Charles Hotel,
sells New Orleans.