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New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

SAVE THE PIECES!
ECONOMY! DISPATCH!
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IA riH happen tve regulated asie IL 10
desirable have ehesp and convenient for 70
pairing Furniture, Toys CrockerJ, &c.
SPALD1NG'5 PREPARED GLUE
eets all such and household Afford 10 be
whout II (. always ready and sp 70 hs sticking point
"UScfCL IN EVERY HOUSE,
NB-A Brush accompanies each bottle Price, IS celts
Address HENRY c. SPALDING, -.
No. 48 Cedarst, Nsw-Ysrk'
CAUTIONl
Al certain unprincipled persons stamping 70 II
ths unsuspectpf public limitations Of my PFEPAhEp
would caution all persons TO examine before pucn'A"
SEQ 'n'' ~ rS. Is sPALpiNas PREPARED GLUE, "A
"a on TIE outside wrapper Al efaer assS"s"s
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Uptown Lectures.-The hi!h lecture OF this eo1Ise eo1
viii be delivered by Dr. HOLLAND, the renowned TIM
OTHY TlTCoMa:n Author Of Mss Gilberts Career.
Gold Fo'lo Bitter Sweet" " 1itcomb's Letters 6c
MONDAY EVENING Feb ls at the Broadway Tabernacle,
corner GIbsv and 34hs Subject: Selhep' Admission
cplts
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A MARCUS B. MONCK,
No. 80 ELsssu-tt, New.YoTk.
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING'S CEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROM
HEADACHE,
THAT A
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
IS WITHIN THEIR REACH.
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spALpING's PREPARED GLUEi
SAVE THE PIECES!

spALDINas PREPARED aLUEi
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single N1ubc~, IS cents 'o by al News Agents Trade
suppiled at usua discount BY DEXTER Co. auu MISS
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New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

Twentieth Ward.-The REPUBLICAN ASopJtSIa-
TION OF THE TWIN tIErH WARD win meet at Liberty
Hall ia 22d-s,, on MONDAY EVENING, February TO- az =
clock for the prrpofe mRkpg GrTangements to welcome
Abraham Lincoln Preder elect OF the United states VINO
,xpteed TO arrive in the NNth Ward Tuesday Feb ~
CUMMINGS II. TUCKER, President
W., Rrp M Secre
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

tJINTER GARDEN.
w Lsts.e and Manager w, yeon
Tn, has pleasure In announcing that In comp
ance with the .D15uy expressed wishes Of many OF the most
cultivated sad intellectual overs of the drama in Ne fo al
Arrangement has been effected by which
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH
his been enabled 10 appear foI
more IN consequence Of the return Of n0 Charlotte CI,h
man who will appear MONDAY, 2sth, this muft &c NJ
Booths -. ..,-...
In order 70 render tho performance Of the clo'ng wseh IN
every way worthy Of the deep interest that this great artist mas
inspired the feel happy in being enabled TO an
nodncs the engagement Of .- -
Mr J. w. WALLACR, jr
Those two sest artists win she frat time
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 10,
in shakeIpeare's Tragedy Of
OTHELLO.
O,be,lo ............,,,..Mr j. W. WALLACK il.
Iago....................,....Mr.E EDWIN BOOTH.
On TUESDAY, Feb. 49, .. ...,
Dthell0.. MI EDWlI bOOlh.
IsgO.....................hry J. w. WALLAtk,lr lr.
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$4,000 %hh Hah BE 2dSS& is the S s'S9S s as
ready on FRIDAY (22d ins Every copy Of which viii
be sent postpaid to ,olven merchants and business
dealers throughout the country This splendid opportunity viii
be open for limited number ofADVERTsERs at reasonable
rates Advertisement, should be sent in early Oee No. Io'
Fnlt
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The cart la. been distributed az foliows =, N, q, -
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American GeograrhicaI and statIstical society.

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DR. r. SOLGER viii deliver by request, LECTURE ON
"Tha Worlds ieh~ay MOND sYthe 18th February, at
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for the Benefit the Widow and Family Of the late George
hroeer Chartograpber the Society Family Tickets ad
tting pssons ST. Single Tickets Is cents For sale at the
Socisty'e Rooms, Clinton Hall.
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From the Southern Path Finder, New. Orleans La
Trv ,hem YOU tost are afflicted and that your
testimony added the already numerous st that has
r.iyed bene ehts that other medicine can produce
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
HEAR THE SOUTH

HEAR THE SUUIH
THE STATE OF THE COUNTRY. An Article RspubH'hed
f,nm The soutte Presbyterian Revisw BY j. H. ThofEwc
d. D. Professor Of Theology In the Theological Seminary
Columbia s. c. Price D cenis single, - per 100.
THE GREAT sRRMoN ON THE CHARACTER 1ND
INFLUENCE OF ABOLITIONIsM By Rev. J. H. Van
dyke. Price cents. So per 100.
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6necial Notices.

pna,hl;can Central Coumittce.--A special meeting
vii a. held al No 6I8 Broadway TUESDAY EVENiN3'
FEB 49, at O'clock. , ,-,,,, =, e,,t1t1 p,o.;,.,,
EAnrnH s. DUNHAN. c.......ia.
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STARCH.

. = BOXES best quality STA R0H, on consignment
y ~ and for sale iow for crEh by
Brown, HARBLETOE OWEN,
ZMay "a. I5s Webster Block.
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Conservative sow England

EgMNnAsa
The Concord, IN. H.) STANDARD, OF the Al
instant, thus defines its position. The psPsi
was started By Edmund Burke, former Com
missioner Of Patents, and is ssid to be stil
under bis eon'rol Mr. Burke lately delivered
q speech containing the views Of this article
The Slaadana says:
While we acknowledge the duty Of allegi.
snce and fidelity to the Government OF out
oountry, by whomsoever administered, we ara
against coercion. We are for peace. Tht
South, which in this scandalous civil war, vii
include every slsveholding STATE, can not be
re-conqusred. Her sons may Be defeated on
the field OF battle. hsr cities destroyed, her
fields laid waste, but they viii not then be con-
quered- II defeated, they viii Zee to their
mountain fastnesses and their morassss. and
'tll carry on the war, until ultimately their
Invaders will be driven from their soil They
never will be Conquered. Then why make
war upon thew? Why sacrifice thousands Of
precious lives and hundreds OF millions Of mo-
ney, when in the end &c will avail nothing?
No, let every patriot in the laDd-Rspubli-
can, Nhig or Dsm0crst-dsmsnd that this
fratricidsi strife shah cease. Let our south
ern brethren 90 they can not remain with us
except BY coercion at the point OF the bayonet
and the canhon's mouth.
We are for the peace policy. Whsn our
lanG Is Glisd sith widows and orphans, and
our homes drapsd with mourning, as they will
be iu two short wears, ana we then find our
brothers of the same race stiil unconquered,
all viii be FOR peace. Then why not rake il
now, beTor al these tremendous sacrifices
have been made
We are for our country, or what remains Of
it. We are for Is brilliant ard glorious en-
blsm-.he stsrs and stripes. Is glory should
never be be-dimmsd bT bathing i,s folds in The
blood OF brothers. We are FOR msintsining
The glory Of this lsg on the soil Of our own
country We are not FOR the invasion Of the
South. We are for the defense CT the North.
If our brethrsa of the South invade tbs North,
we are for repellinE them. We ars for defend
ing the city OK Washington until Maryland
shall sseede. As long as that State shall re-
main in the northern Union, We are for dsfend-
ing The integrity Of Der soil, and that embraces
the city Of Washington. II che secedes, It
viii be useless even to defend Washington.
Such is our position. And this should De
the position Of the Democracy Of the North.
It probably will b. and not only their posi-
tion, but that OF hundreds Of thousands Of
Republicans, before this war shall have been
prosecuted two years.
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A-A- - 1AAA anu AAA-
The Fert Brown (Brownsvllis) Flag Of tht
9Th inst says:


The Pert Brown (Brownsvlns) Flag Of th'
9sh inst. says;
Positive information has been received ol
the raising Of large force under CortiRss, foI
the purpose Of invading our territory, and max
ing war, it is asserted, in the name OF the Uni-
/ ted States, upon Texas. This news came by
express from Ringgold Barracks, through in
formation furnished by Msxicans to Col. II.
C. Davis.
! Since ths receipt Of tue foregoing, It has
been reported that Gen. Guadalupe Garcia,
4 commanaant Of the line of the Bravo, has re-
csiFed information from Jaan Viilareal, Of
4 Cxmargo, setting forth positively that Cortinas
With large force was moving up the left bank
OF tAe Rio Grande, preparatory to crossing,
which It was thought would take place It New
Laredo. Such we undsrs and 10 have been the
substance OF communication made to Col.
Ford By Gen. Garcia.
Capt. Nolan, who was on bis way here from
Rio Grsnde city was overtsken BY an express
and requested to return to Fort Mcintosh and
repsl the invaders It is said be halted 10
swat orders from Col Ford, not knowing
where he would Be most needed.
It seems little surprising that force could
orgenize in Mexico and obtain such formida-
BE dime ensions as have been reported, without
the same coming TO the knowledge Of the Mex
ican authorities at an earlier day; but such
really appears 70 be the case. for SO far re we
know be fuacdonaries Of MatamoIas, Of the
whole Ii1e Of tue Bravo in fac, have acted in
good faith.
We have not learned what order, if any, Col.
Ford has given 60 Capt Nolan under the cir
cumstauces, but We do know that Cortinas
will find to bic sorrow that much talked Of
Ford a little ihs wOrs crossing be ever tried
Since the above Wss In type. Capt. Nolan's
command arrived at Fort Brown. The captain
and Lieut.. Millicsn gave us a call and report
ed that from the best information they had,
recruits were pouring in from all directions to
join Cortinss, preparatory to invading our
STATE and they are Of the opinion that quite
q formidable force has already been aoBeen-
trated on the river.
They assure as that the Zspsta county in
surrecti0n vas unqueFtionabiy connected with
Cortinss' invasion scheme, and that bad It not
been broken up when it vas, in a few days il
would have been formidable
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2 liut COPY
]. E. RAY, Secretary OF S tate.


HUERA FoR OLD WILSON Good old VII
son oouRty, yesterday, sent down cargo OF
soldiers, " in good order and well conditioned, p
an A No. article, in every particular They
came in carriages, wagons, stages, bu2gies,
csrrvalls, and every sort Of wheeled vehicle.
The sight was in the highest degree exhilarat-
ing, and the long line Of vehicles, filled with
soldisrs, attrsc-ed unusual attention We
have no room for details, nor are they neees-
ssry- One hundred and ftty-eight vehicles,
eortsiBiDg about elk hundred soldiers, and ihe
two companies by the river, constitute the sd-
vance guard OF glorious old Wilson. When
it is recollected thst this has been one Of the
strong Union counties, the scene presented on
our streets yesterday, goes TO prove that
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The Legislature Of Tennessee, on the b
inst. passed TIE following resolutions, pro-
vi5ins for the holding Of bank congress Of
The Southern States:
Rs,olrsd bu he CsBsral .Fsssul5ly Of the Stgte
Of Tenaesses, Ths' in the present unsettled and
distracted posture Of public affairs, Il is impor-
tsnt that the-bsnks Of the Southern States
should at IN esrly day be represented in gen
ersl convention or congress, to confer and
adopt such line Of policy as viii best promote
the general welfare, and insure currency Of
uaform value throughout the South.
Res0l-e3, Thst said congress be held at At
lanta, Ga, on the first Monday in June, 1851,
or az such other tine and place as may bs
designated BY majority OF the States coop
Grating.
Resslped, That Dempsey Weaver, Granville
P Smith, John K rkmaD, D n. KsnaedV,
Fred. VI. Smith, Moses J. Wigs, John r.
BrEuneT, " D. Fal'On, and Wm. A Qas'lss
be appointed delegates to represent the banks
o. Tennessee in said congress, ana that the
governor notify them Of their appointment.
Resolvef, That copies II tbsre resolutions
be forthwith Forwarded by the governor Of
Tennessee to the governors of de several
Southern States, with the request that they
urge thsir banks 10 participate in said con
greEE. ". c. WH1rTHoRNE,
Speaker Of the H4sss.
B. l. STovALL,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Passed May s, 1861.
A true copy:
] y Raw Garrptsrv N State
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Daily sppeat.
oONeaEssIOxAL DEAD.HEADs

4 - 81 !
We Expressed, in our issue Of the 21st, tbs
opinion that the action Of the northern Con-
gress, called to meet at Washington on the
%th OF July, was airesd ,sqrsstaIsd BY the
usurpations of LIScoLS and bis advisers.
This is now pslPsble, Tor the ediet has, semi
oiheially, gone forth. The decree has been
made, and hereafter the representatives Of the
north are to bow to the bshests OF TIE masters
V'ao are eensralising power in the North.
Ihs editor Of Tue N. Y Courier and Eaeui-
rtr, who il 80 far in the confidence OF LINCOLN
Is to have obsained usior-gsneTal's commits
sioa il the abolition army, speaks bv sulho-i-
tys we presume, when be en- luciatss etAe duty''
Of the extra session to be seaslly ds6ued, p
and one "that can Be very rapidly discharged"
81 ooHsifis in doing precisely sohat the Ereea-
fire n1sy ask o. fssss, azd NOTHING MORE, - saws
this mouth-pieee Of the central dietators (;
therefore "the President should have matursd
the necessary bills to carry into effect bis de-
TERMINATION" Responsibilities TO their con
stitusnts are to Be lost sight of-ths voice of
the people to be prevented from being ez-
prsssed-sad honorable sentleman to be made
wooden men, mere etumble-jaeks," to play
antics before the world, just as the wires may
Be dirseted BY the self-eonssitutsd controlling
power at Washington. They must do precisely
What is asked OF them, and sn0tking mors.''
il iR hard to believe that humanity has lost
self respect 70 such an extent az to submit to
such dieta'ioa. But humiliating as it is, we
must confess that we believe it viii be done
By the fawRing syc0phants to whom the edict
hss gone forth. Thank heaven, Tennessee
and the free South cannot be compelled to such
abjscticn. Those who choose it, may enjoy
it--sueh as submit 10 it are tesbe pities as vii.
linz slaves.
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FROPOsED COEGRE4s OF Soy7Ta-
ERM =. liz


Res7luti5as Of the Tennessee legislature.
? published elsewhere in our columns, propose 4
rngress OF the Southern banks at Atlan.s,
eorgia, on the first Monday Of June next,
7r the purpose Of confsrring together upon
the propristy Of sdopting such a line Of
policy as viii best promote the general well
fare and ensure a currency Of uniform value
throughout the south.''
This is polite movement, and one which,
e trust, viii elicit the general attention Of
press in every Southern State. Brokers
now rearing perfect harvest from the
G,eciation Of baRk currency, which ought
on passing at par. They are disoouuting
5o.Of many Of the most reliable aud solvent
outhern monetary Institutions at from ten
= ftesn per cent, all owing to an artificial
Of c0nfdsncs which would be amply
-ledied By convention Of delegates such as
st proposed By orr legislature. Temporary
arrangement IN fns7cisl matters, such as that
with which We are now afflicted, IS nothing
more ihan what we anticipated, as a nsces-
sary eoneonitant Of political revolution.
We have suddenly terminated our commercial
and Industrial vsssslage to the NORTH, snd
have left wound quite similar to one that
would fellow in case Of extracting decsysd
tooth, or successfully anpuiatiBg a mortified
limb.
A conference among their respective dele
gates wiz have the desired effect Of placing
tie currency OF solvent banks upon solid and
permanent basis. A restoration Of confidence
iE ali that is nes5ed-sua he stepping stone
to such a result Is the Atlanta conventioa.
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ARKANSAS LANDS.

We oer FOR sale soa 50 COO acrCs o. choice ArE-usz
Ian A Improved aad uniml and i0sated ~ vzrsz
points embraced withiz me best cotton CROWNS region
in he Sta.0.
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Approved May 4
JEFF. DAVIS.

FooD PRosPocTs.-An esteemed friend Of
ouFs, merchant Of tais city, has Just returned
from a visit to the interior and reports most
fayorsbly upon the prospects Of the bread
crops. re brought Us specimen Of wheat
from q field Of 100 acres, now in course Of
harvesting, the properlyof Mr. Louis J. Moore,
near Selma, and says that both IN quantity
and quality, the harvest this year viii be SUI
perioT to snv previous experience. Fiour oi
good quality has sire dY been made from new
wheat. TIE corn crop also promises 10 WELD
very shundaHily and thousands Of acres extra
have been planted. So, it viii BE- seen that
fbl5ekade or no blockade, none OF as are likely
to suffer FOR want cf hread-the staff Of life
Mobile .sduerffssg.
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HOW the war IS 10 De Decided
The Richmond correspondent Of the Charles
ton Courier writes:
L ia the opinion Of Geo. Lee e at the war is
10 be fought and determined by artillery. Other
leading military men dissent from this view,
and believe that In every battle the southern
volunteer will, at any sacrifice, seek the closest
quarters possible, and decids the fate OF the
hour with boWie-knife'snd 5ayonet The diff
ference In these tHo opinions is sscco6atab bic bv
the fact that the frat comes FROM purely the
oTetcal old soldier, who has had to do with
"man-machiaes'' an his life, while tbe other
emtnates from those who understand the cal
ibre and spirit Of the olintesrs; led them upon
the fields Of Mexico, and are ready to take the
lead now. The incident is related Of Jack
Hays that during one Of the battles OF Mexico
q general officer asked him how certain ap-
psrently impregnsb.e place was to be taken.
81 can't tell you how, geHersl,' said Hsys,
''but il you want il done m do it.'' "Tske
your oHr way,'' ssid the commander Hsvs
dashed of 70 meet his Texans, stopped long
enough to drop a few Of bis thrilling words,
and then, at The head of bis men, went through
a Calling fire and carried The work On being
asked afterwsrd chow" he did it, be replied be
"couldt't tell fer the life Of him: be didn't
know it was done til be got inside, and hsw
be rot there be was lust as uncertain"
So it will be with the volunteer now nerVed
By righteous cause, and the remembrance
that the eyes Of biz people are upon him, he
viii lose his manhood in becoming g hero.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

CHABAoTEzIsrIc ANEcDorE OF WrLsoN's
ZoUAvEs,-A correspondent tells this rather
a5amlntins story:
The othe- day Methodist clergyman went
to exhort them. Billy Wilson drew bis men
up and called "sttention - The parson then
gave them a very edifying and appropriate dis-
course, to which, in obedience to The colona'a
commands, they listened attentirsly. Wbeu
tie parsoH had finished, Billy gave bis "boys''
q short talk, somewhat in this wise "Boys
I I want you TO remember what the minister has
4 told ven. Il is ali for your good take his ad-
/ vice and follow it for there is no knowing
Z but what 10 less than six months every do
one ~ you will Be IN heiil7 Here voice
+ s-om the ranks called out, "Ihree cheers fol
bell 20 and they were given with g will. Thi
pastor, astonished and angry, asked what i
meant. "Oh, = says Billy, "Ihe boys dom
know much about Scripture. They think hel
is somewhere between Montgomery and New
I Orleans, and they are d--f anxious to Ee
down b that neiehbsrhooi -
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Bi ears Ssda Cream Tartar, Fresisn MeFriiss Yeast
Foweers, Eudiso, Olive OIL, MRiches fRishsrdson s.
purham's1 Erout Backing, Fire Crackers Oigars
Chewing and smoking resSoeo, etc. Rplf4a
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6otf0n 6artora.

ROaT. black ...........
FeInsrlg ai raaala ssnaty
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WAVING bought ont the Interest o. L T.. Jones,
III in The Drug s ore OF Tsmpe J9non has just re-
seived fresh supply Of goods whioa makes his stock
now ons Of the best OF
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PREFERaTI0Ns no OyERAWE
EEFTUCE

TAs Frankfort Kssman gives the people OF
Ksntuczy timely uots ~ warning that
secret mach nations are az Work to a suhiee-
tlon as complete ss that Of Maryland. Thas
paper saws II has information from a source Of
the highest rsspsctability that GERRErr DA-
vIs has prscursd large quantity Of arms for
the exclusive use Of bis paFtisaus. From
thirtv-two to forty boxes, eontainioE 1900
stand Of arms aBd summation, were known 90
- hs5z- brengh sasf5ss .ssssFsssT fFoa Gin
ostas haaiug,oo, shipped OF = special
for s. Lo'H delivered il Paris before light
New 0dssiruing, and put under guard Of
reesion Of LEziting 70 receive them; and
go. two wagons were loaded and
- - ,tov7n. Fourteen boxes were
- ne reusiEdsr it is pre-
-, f,llsw,i-d 30 Lexington aH' gyin-
-four Of tkossc
ri6-s,tlv vrosups aud ammunition at
a., worst Of ms the sigasi Of great re-
,-s.sncs of I5u,a the form Of wsstllg z
- ~. rsrs bsslsiiscbsrees Of muaketry.
- sbop.inr. 1sy distributed to those
s,-sting rst5s7ks, AVIS being on hand,
street. sud as Il q sforesround.
the publlc stare
go thsv went a,that States rights
took them beyond r2saFe m, IN Ciasla- -sl.
brought women and Dr. Govsrnms7t d6es
and locked them up. bsnd-and what
into Kentucky
NETFs FRon Hone, issisa even to
the nswso We hrd theres 10 Cinein-
Work H,rsld. q At Msm2t loss to IN
I've or six fires every certain Ken
doubt ths.work Of an tnceEdlat thev are
=, sxc,ssren. rrevaiis IT, where were
The otssr day a northern ms'-'s 5' Pl,'@.s
,u,nielon Of firing the buildit N bv rail
\. vas unknown ard no oasother citi-
t.pcw in prison, confined "a little pis-
eepdiarv. with the sentence o- ,,b.t eg.'i'.i ~
over hin. Our informant be- relaxei
this be has been hung IheI Of arms
hen no actual proof agaiHstt NIL /, taTJ 2
We have thoughts OF taking r-tsr-nas. '..
intelligence frsra distant PaPs
sonsny things about Memphiis 90 the
Of until they tell Us. from the
scorr's PuHLIcAzIoEs.-W. v. -.
= ~ y cuihius
tfom So . ~, y - that th,
OF ne ''.1A - urn, and
tory CT ffai's' SDiis1s ( ahun.
u account OF TIE religious &C
don: another OF extreme inter-,
discovery hurIng tbs last few Yesterday
tieles on at, the lives Of Pitt years aFc
donald, o. Indian sgsirsto death, ",
manufact,Fe, make up ss verdict sub.
Price thrsadolisTs y informant say
British. Wsssminists was enter aimed o
ten dollaua Wy some hoeus-pocus o.
same Fgklsflsd. Bis disgrace, how
April ae less owing to his escape from
hls6nent which his conduct so richll
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

PICKLES
Ergish and American Pickles, espers. French Olives
cRACEERs
vine orseknell, sutisg, Singer sosa, water, Pilot
HOLLOW WARE, RTo.
Tubs, IN nest Of 3 and each, Washboards Ustsr
BuaEeis Rolling Pins, Go hes' Pins Market Basktts
common, fancy ard steamboat BrooEs, Sleeves.
STONE HkRR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

- Dsslster, president Of andrew College
nton, addressed the people Of Paris. on
.urdsv last, in a foreible Manner showing
ls Hyongs TIC South hss borns from The
Norih. He called upon them earnestly tc
resist their would-bs opprsssors.