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Ia. SPALpINe:
81 MOI long since sent 20 You for a box al Ce-
pbaie Pli!s fiF the cure OF he Nefvaus Headache
aid tosttvvness and received the same and teg had
80 od On n CT that tas iltlucs csesd j0r neTe.
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ipslanii, Mich.
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Notice 30 Planters.
H0n0 BUSHELS CORN.
OUUU A Iarge Supply OF
HAY.
OATS.
BACON
FLOUR.
CORN MEAL
MHiSHEf, &c.
On onsznrasnt, and FOR SAFE low Tor ca a. n the
Warehouse 81 C. W. FREEMAN.
bHfurrlss. March % 1851. 2j0
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JFsoa tie Dsnorrat st Cloud 7haa.
You are. or have been troubled With the headache
srha ing 20 \ GepAac Fillsl that you may have
them IN case of an attack.
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spEUoE CEEzg, Huntington CT Pal
~ - - January i, 1851.
siR:--Tnu " II please send me two hoxas Of vour
Iephalie PMS. Sehd them niardiatels.
Respectfully youTS
Jy0. B. sIaI0Ns.
them excellent.
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Il. c. SPaIDISe. Esl.
wish ftr SOM. circulars Or large show = N, ..
tnng your Cephalie ltlls more psftealsFis Iee.D
my customers. Il You have anything o. 4 ~ l-ir8
please cad Cd me
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Respectfully Won a.
W 3. WILKES.
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Esy- The New York Herald hopes and
desires that the campaign may be ''vin-
dictive, fierce bloody and mereiess be-
yond parallel in ancient or modern hist
tory" That sheet. like al new prosely-
ties, is ultra furious in its zeal for the
csuse il has inst ernbaced
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We heartily endorse Mr.. spssding, and las unriyal-
led Cephaiic Pills.
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MEMS OF NEWS.


PREsIDrrT DAVIS 10 TAKE THE FrELp.-
The CharIsttop Courier, Of the lst. learns.
from the most reliable source, that Presi-
dent Davi3will take command in person,
as Genera ID Chief, OF the forces gathering
IN Virginia
ON Btck's SuBscRIPTIoS.-The Phila-
delphia Inquirer says We have been
informed 81 reliable parties, that ex-
Presidenl Buchanan has subscribed the
sum Of 5000 for the equipment Of volun-
teers At Lancaster"
THE conrASDzR OF FoRT PickExs.-Col.
Harvey Brown the officer who succeeded
Slemmer ia The comfnand OF Fort Pick
ems. entered the United States Army in
1873. He was born in New Jersey. has
always been an unpopular army officer.
CIScrrNarr or WAsHINcrox-Wu rcH
The Richmond Examiner advises the SCI
sessionisss TO lee Washington 20. and di-
rect their Intention to Cincinnati. which
itdeclares the most vulnerable on the Dor
der BIZ occupying the Kentucky hills
opposite inciuna5i. the Examiner says
the city could be laid ia ashes.
r col. A. w. Doniphan. the dfstin-
guGshed Missouri officer in the Mexican
war. recently made n speech at Liberty
in that Slae. in which he declared the
secession Il Missouri 20 be inevitable.
~ The Cincinnati papers are still
very beileerent. The Commercial calls
loudly upon the Government tostop sLir-
ments of PROVISIONS from Madison. Evans
VILE, kc and to stop their passage By
Cairo. Tie Southern people now see
WHIT they have to expect.
TfeNew Yerk Express say, "the
great Naron hand now begins 10 be nm
| derstood. New York starts with 81 600 600,
aud 4 iazupon all the people 10 nav for
It. Thegbegin 20 sec the cost Of thrust
ing The nsgro into PoAlics."
re Magnolia Cldea. Capt. N. H.
r. IN 90. from Selma. Alabama. passed
I thrdlits Atlanta q fsH DAYS ago on their
way to virginia carrying beautiful HaT.
which was made and presented to them
by a sister OF Mrs. Abraham Lincoln
AHgRsta Ga, Ssatins{.
Ra~ The London Peace Society has
sent m address to the people Of this couu.
try, from which we cut the following
| passage
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Ra- The London Peace Society has
sent IN address to the people Of this coun-
try, from which we cut the following
passage:
I'VE appeal to American patriots to
save the land they love from the djshonor
Of appearing before the world in an atIi-
tude which can only excite the sorrow
and Pity Of all good men,"
The members OF this very Peace So
ciety have, at various times, sent thou
sands and thousands OF dollars to this
country to help the Abolitlonists in their
damnable scheme. which have produced
these trOubles.-N. y. Day Book.
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[FrogI asSosthsra Path TyHder, Nee Orleans L.
Tr,y them youthat IRE afflicted and We SIRE sure
that your testimony be addea she already nu
me list that has received benefits that other
a. edcine can produce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14
MEMPHIS AND OHIO
For CIarkSViIle, Nashville, Louis
Vile, Union City, Columbus
and Hickman.
Mail and Passenger Train

A S WE CAN NEITHER COLLECT MONEY DUE
"a US, nor buy goods on time, we must sell for cash
or close our doors. Our friends will readily discover
he necessity Tor selling
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A Girl,s wnrdrobc.

said the Woodworking mother Of two young
lady daughters, tbeother day: Ideclare, I don't
know Whist I shall Go with .Julia. She keeps
me forever mending for her. paid fifteen dol
lars FOX a g.enadiue dress for kor not two weeks
ago at Stewards, and on looking 81 it to-day, /
ma % 50 torn that u would be a day 3 work 10
Try to put itin order.
why don't You set her to work-make her
mend il berseltF' was asked by the person
whom she addressed.
Oh. dear me, 1t would be worse than 10 do
it myself; she has never made a stitch Of her
own clothes, or even mended her stocking in
her life"
DO you intend she shall marry in such igno-
rance RI asked the visitor.
oh WE'LL am sure ! don't know. What
can I dol Her time IL so taken up with music
and besux, and going out that she can attend TO
nothing else; and I think, for PHYS sake, let
her have g good time while she is young-she
viii come into trouble soon enough"
it would be no use to tell such a mother that
her indulgence was selfish, cruel ana inhuman-
that she was preparing abundant sources Of the
" trouble she feared in the future, and depriving
her daughter Of the means Of much present hap
piness. All that and much more would be time
and breath wasted and indeed good advice
seems always so tite, and stale, and ominou
place, and il was invariably reserved for the last
CORNER ~ country newspapers. BuL Ioi tHe SAKE
OF future husbands. il mothers are too lazy ana
selfish to do their share, let the care of the ward
robe be part OF the discipline of schools. Let
every girl in some way be taught to make and
mend every article Of clothing which is needed
in the family. aud especially her own. Let the
sewing machine take its place beside the rlobe
in all educational institutions, and a thorough
knowledge Of it be considered as essential as the
piano.
Modern skill has invented charts for dress
both for children ami adults. which
90 be used in schools. The principle is
as that two and two maa ioW, and d few
practical lessons would render auy giIl Of ordi-
nary ability capable Of cutting out her own
dresses, while with tbe sewing machine, IT would
Jnlv Doe amusement go make them
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-14
PROCLAMATION!
By the POstmaSter-GeHeral Of the Con
federate States Of America.

WHEREAs, BY the provisions of the Sd section of an
w act Of Congress, approved August Both, 1861, en-.
remaining ina the several Post Offices of the Confederate
States II the time tns p0sta! service was taken 10 charge
by said Government" iti is made the dufy-of tue Post
nasterHenerai 10 make proclamation that 81 persons
who IRE citizens Of the Confederate States of America,
and who may have rendered POSTAL service IN any Of The
States OF this Confrdrrarv, Under contracts or appoint.
the Confederate St7res Government took charge Of such
service. shall present their claims 10 THIS Department,
We flied ard established according 90 such rules as be
shall prescribe, by a time therein TO be set forth, not
less than six mouths, and requiring the claimant 10
state uuderoaih. how much has been paid and the date
OF snch payments on account OF the contract or appoint
meut under which said claim occurred, and what fund OF
provision has been srt apart or made for he further pay
ment Of rhs whole OF amy portion Of The balance Of
of any OF the States and they shall also state, on oath,
whether tn = performed fully the service according 10
wIhcL fhey claim pay ana u not, what partial service
they did perform, aud what d-ducf'Ous bave been made
from their pay 80 far Ar they know on account Of any
failure, or partial failure TO perform such sTsice.
Now, therefore, T. JOHN H. REAGAN, Postmaster
General Of the Confederate states Of America, do Issue
this my proclamation, requiring all persons having
claims Tor postal service, under the foregoing provisions
OF INC "a section 81 the above named act TO present
said claims 10 the 8uduOr Of the Treasury for the Port
inc DePsIlmenL ier examination, on OF before the
18TH day 81 March, le62, ia order that ] may mak- g re-
port 70 Congress Of the amount hereof 81 required By
Bank forms for presenting and verifying the claims
will be furnished on application TO the Auditor Of the
Treasury for the Post Office Department.
And ! hereby require all persons who have hereto
fore collected moneys a. poFtmasters in the States now
composing the Confederate stues, and which tbev had
paid over N the time the Confederate Sta es took charge
Of the p0stalSeryice, 10 make out, under oath. and send
10 the Auditor Of the Treasury for the Post Office De
psrtmeut on or before the i3th day Of October next a
general or ledger account with the United States. for
the service OF the Posi- Once Department. M 10 he
time the control OF the postal service was assumed by
the Confederate States, in accordance with The general
regulations Of the Post Office Department, issued May
18th. 1859. page I06, exhibiting The balances in tue pos
session of such posfInasters.
l~~~} Given under my hand and seal q the Post
I T. s. Office Department Of The Confederate States Of
III America, 81 Richmond, Virginia the 18th day Of
iu tie yssr 1851
JOHN II. REAGAN.
se24 d1sw Postmaster General.
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Extra Charges.
GencrnI RernIafinns-


J. No pupil Will be received Tor a shorter period than
a session. Pupils entering after the commencement %
= session, VIII be charged only for the residue Of the
session. No deduction viii be made IN case Of with
drawai before t~ls-ciose Of the session. or Tor absence
unless occasioDed BY sickness.
= With the VieT to prevent extra7agance. and pro
moe habits Of economy the following uniform has been
selecled; winter Uniform 90 consist OF slate coiored
heruo Dress, with cape OF same. ana plain white collar
black SILK apron gud leEh0rn hat, trimmed with strss
eolored ribbon for summer, and scarlet for wiBfa-
summer Uniform 10 consist Of dress Of blue cirgbsn
muslin or ca-co, solid coloTsJ 20 be made win long
white collar black silk apron. Each pupil to be pro
vlaed Win two dresses for he winter, and four drssszs
OF the summer uniform.
3 BOarders must be provided with six changes q
clothing suitable for The season. with all necessary ar.
tic Is for the toilet, and with six table napkins.
Z 1hs parents Or guardians OF young ladies' coming
rom q d-sial-e, are requested 10 name some person %
or near Meuplis, 70 whom application msv be MAJ
when necessary, In favor Of The pupil or the institute
3 The Institution VIII not incur the expense of Trr.
nlshiug the prpl with pocket money or articles Of cIo.h-
ing uJr SHAH the pupils De allowed 70 keep u0neT To
spend at their discretion Such moneys FAUST be- Dr.
posted with rhe Superior Of the Institute.
O. To prevent loss of time and Interruption Of the =z-
ercl5es J- tie school, visitors viii De received only on
SATURDAYS. from Q % % 9cl1-k ~. and from 3 10 @ p H.
jatl0n, wiz De- received on any dav except SUNDAY.
T. Ili- lnsftutl9u ISL Cathoic-but a. is ohiar4 d. In
afford e tucalaual advantages, irre-peeJiyeiy Of reIfer-
Gus Cre-ds, no influence beyond thar object viii he 49,
ercised. Diseipi inc and orIsr only wiz require srf-l..-
auee al divine service cd sundays.
g. Parents aud friends visiting the pupils fu exhibition
week. ora other times, viii ind accommodation in fra
city or ueigA71il5od as Pie Institute IS not prepared -
furnish entertainment.
q. Letters 90 De addressed 20 the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
st. Agnes Female ACADEMY.
amin Memphis. Tenn.
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Remarkable Obiter Dictum OF a Federal
Judge.

PHmADELPHIA, November In the circuit
court, this morning, TIE case Of the pirates %
the Petrol was called, but postponed til neXi
Monday. While the assistant district attorney
was urging the trial, Judge Grier said he could
not consent to have the regular business of tic
court interrupted. 1t seemed Ike a farce TO ty
them at this time, when the country PLAYED civil
war. The dictates Of humanity would counsel
the government to treat captives on the sea the
same as those on land, and he could not under
stand the policy ofhangiug the first and holding
tie latter as prisoners and releasing them Let
the rebellion be crushed, and God grant that it
may be speedily, and then these men can be
tried for treason or piracy, and he would assist,
no matter how much he might be called Jefries
OF Scrouys.
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Daily Appeal,
THE LONGING.
IRON

IRON SCUILLIE.
From ont this dim and gloomy hollow.
Where hang the cold clouds heavily,
Could but gain the Glow "a follow,
How blessed would the Journey be-
Alrit / sce a fair dominion,
Through time and change all ycrual stu
But where the power, and what the ptnion,
To gain the ever blooming hill
Afar ] hear The music ringing
The lullinc sounds Of heavens rcpose,
and the light gales are downward bringing
The syyeefs Of flowers the mountain knoNS
Isoe the fruits, al golden glowing,
Beckon the glossy leaves between,
And DER the blooms that there arc blowing
Nor blight nor winters wrath hath been.
To suns that shine forever, yonder,
Ger the fields that fade not, sweet 20 nee
The very winds that there may wonder,
How healing Ilust their breathing bel
But DO! between uS rolls a river,
Ger which the wraihful tempest raves
feel the soul within me shiyer
To gaze upon the gloomy waves
A rocking boat my eyes discover
But, w0 L. me, the pilot failsi
ia, boldly in-uudamted 0verl
And trust the life that srvc.ls she salsl
Thou must believe, and thou must venture,
Ia fearless faith fhv safety dwcl-i
By miracIe- alone men enter
The FlorioUs land # mracie5i
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NEW LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
JEFFERSON ST, NEAR MI NEW THEATER.
Lutz, Windle & Co., P~roprietors.

NR&4o HAVING removed from orr old
S8s stand, on Monroe 70 jefferson IT., ~
We beg 20 inform Our Old customers aud tbs ~ y
public generally that we ;rs again pre- -AlEl-
pared 20 accommodate all in our line in The very best of
style. Our Orgges aud carriages are all new and e.e-
gant, our horses ar Of the best Glass and well trsiuel 70
passed. in rhe city
Particular attention win be given % bcrses on board
either by The feed, day or month. Our terms are mod
crate, and we solicit a share OF The public patronage
LUTI, WINDLE s. 70.
P. S.-One 81 the best stsnds In he city for drovers
also stock bought and sold. se2s-3n+
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. AGNES
FEMALE ACADEMY,
Memphis. Tenn.

THIS ms TUTIOE. Incorporated By 4e. OF he
4 Legislature, is delightfully."- situated in q healthy
and re'ired part Of the city OF Memphis, commanding
Ar advantages % BON iowa and country. The build
iuss are ample and comm0dious. sud So l;asigasd as 10
secure every thng desirable i'm a school edlfce. They
ana Do the center Of extensive and highly improved
grounds shaded by forest Trees. and in part fa.feuIlv
lad out and set with rare plants and shrub6arv. The
sonFerisuee Of access TO Memphis from al paris Of ths
st ana 9oHfn ana ne acknowledge heslfhf1lnsss
Of The city. -cCmmend ID a. poiaf hfgbIv fsvorsh-z
Tor lie location OF literary Institutions
Tie Academy is under The charge Of competent and
experienced teachers. The system Of education Il the
same a. that pursl-a4H sullar Institutions is Ken.
t.ssy- u IS every way ealeu.afed 20 secure an tha
AIMS CT elocalon-norat and Intellectual culture. re-
Efforts VIII De sparedto r~enderthe Institution worthy OF
an extended patronage.
The discipline Of the School viii be firm and unff,-,
but mild and parental, while the stuCtest affsBto7 viii
be pad 70 lea--h- Comfort and want. a- he anil
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REMnNAEE

HAVE removed my PUMP SHOP from Adams
4 street, (Eyersou- old stand 10 Avery street, four
doors south Of Vance street, where / sm prepared to iii
al orders ina my line Of business.
All repairs done on shortest notice by experienced
workmen.
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Pafenf Wire Gafes =,

Thankful for past fsv0rs ] solicit a continuance. prom
Using satisfaction. WIN. UNDERWOOD.
P 81 have on hand a lot Of Chain Pumps.
nc26-6m W "
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MEMPHIS STEAM BAKERY.
L. G. DAVIDSON & co.

MANUFACTURERS Of Crackers Of all kinds. Also
vi Navy or PILOT bread. etc, Second street, between
Adams art Jefferson.
We hHv' connected with the above business, Confsc.
tionaries and takes Of sll kinds, at wholesale or retail
VIII furnse families or parties and weddings 81 short
nnfice anf ~ rednred nriees.
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INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of the State of Virginia,
RICHMOND.

7 T.. WEST, Agent. Office on Madison street. op
y = posite Bank Of Memphis.
Authorized Capital ,OOL W
Cash capital and surplus paid up----.-------S 350,OOo
~ $4,000 deposited with Controller At Nashville
Is security 10 policy HOLDERS.
Iasures against loss by Fire on Buildings and Mer
chandize of every description. Also, on Leases and
Furniture. All losses equitabiy adjusted and promptly
paid
wm. Fl. Mcfarland, President Farmers Bank;
A. Warwick, firm Of Warwick 4 Bsrksdale;
VIM. G.. CTenshsw. firm Of CrenshaW q Co;
Wellington G0ddln, hrIn Of GOddin & Apperson;
y. w. McCAnce, firm Of Dunlop, MOucure g. Co;
e.. A. B 4rksdale, 6rm Of Warwick Il Barksdsle;
James II. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer;
l. u. Crenshaw, firm OF HaNail, CrenshRw g. Co.;
John L. Bacon, iirm of Bacon Il Baskerville;
4. b. Haxall, firm Of HaxRl. CrenshsW & Co.;
John CuITie, Jr Ship Owner;
Wm. b Warwick, nm OF Warwick & Barksdale;
James Alfred Jones', Attorney az Law
G.. G. Elicit. Builder;
y. q. Ruffn, Agr.sulturist and Manufacturer
Il. McGruder, hrm Of McGruder & Sons
w. W. Crump, Attorney 81 Law
James Dunlop, firm OF Duulop, Moneure d Co.
BOILING w. HAXALL, President.
F. BREsEE, Secretary.
I offer this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE COM.
PANY 20 the properly holders Of Memphis, and solicit
a portion Of their business. Al Losses will be promptly
paid in cash at this agency. Those who wish 70 encour
age southern institutions in preference 70 northern, viii
please give me q call ). T.. WEST, Agent,
oe2 " Madison street.
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NOTICE!

SURGEON GENERALS OFFICER
RICHMOND, Va. sept. -, 1851.
N MEDICAL BOARDS, Tor the Examination Of
IA SurgeouNgpd assistant Surgeons, have been or.
dered 10 c5ufthe a. Norfolk, Richmond, yorktown snd
Msrassas.
Candidates fnf ihe appointment Of Surgeons and As.
sistsDt Surgeons viii be examined BY these Bosrds. on
presenting an Invitation 60 appear before them from
The Secretary Of War, which may be obtained b. for.
Yarling their application, with testimonials of m9rsf
character, 20 The Wal Department.
Exsmining Boards viii Re held a. other points farfbsr
South Sc q con yeHisut time. oeq