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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11

THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE
The NEw-YoRK SEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE is
Published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents of No. 1.726 Dec. 10 ]:
ILEADING ARTICLES: Slaves and Slavery in the
War for the Union; The Deaf sud Dumb Academy
OF Arts and Sciences Rebel Property 10 be
Seized; To Our Friends; East Tennessee; Mr..
Gurley's Bill; Mr.. Chsse's Report Mason and
shdell-British Neutrality; Editorial Paragraphs
H.wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
Iu.THE NASHVILLE AND THE HARVEY
BIRCH.
V..THE VOICE OF THE FOREIGN PRESS.
v..LATEsT NEWS RECEIVED By TELEGRAPH:
Republican Congressional Caucus Debate on the
Conhscsion Question: Startling Conduct Of Geu
Mcclellan; High handed Insubordination The
Case Of Col. Kenigan The Charges and SPECIFY
cstiOnsi Reorganization Of tho Supreme Court.
vI..FROM WASHINGTON: Correspondence OF The
n. Y. Tribune.
vu..oUR FOREIGN AFFAIRS; Paper. Accompany
ing tho Message; Instructions to Foreign Minis
vIu..T STATE OF EUROPE: Correspondence Oi
The N. Y. Tribune.
TX MEXICAN CONVENTION BETWEEN En-
GLAND, FRANCE AND SPAIN.
X..EXPENDITUREs OF THE GOVERNMENT.
XI..APIARY IN DECEMBER.
XII IMPORTANT FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC:
The Rebels Attack Dam; They are Driven from
their Guns; Anticipated Attack on Hsrpers
Ferry.
XIII. RECEPTION OF CAPT WILKES.
XIV. THE STEAMER SUMTER
XIV THE TREASURY: The Report of Secretary Chase
RetrenchInent and Economy Proposed; Property
of Rebels to Pay War Expenses Credit Circula-
tion Of Treasury Notes.
XVI. THE SETTLERS OF LONG ARROW: A Cana.
dian Romance
XVII POETRY: "Ho! Ys Knttep!"
XVIII. LETTER FROM WASHINGTON BY OUR
BOSTON CORRESPONDENT.
XIX. PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-
XX..POLITICAL-
XXI. PERSONAL.
XII CITY NEWS.
XIII. MISCELLANEOUS.
XIV MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XIV. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports Of the
Stock, Money. Cotton Grain and Cattle Markets,
specially Reported for The n. Y. Tribune
TgRxs-One Copy for one year So. Two Copies one
year. SIS, Five Copies one year. $11 25. Ten Copies
% one address, so.
For Club of Twenty, we send an Extra Copy
For Club Of Forty, send The Daily Tribune srsis
Aad,s,, THE TRIBUNE. New.York.
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Gen. Burnside's ExpeditiOn.-Important to sea
&c. sesmen. ordinary seamen, boatmen andsmen me
MARINE ARTILLERY, w. A. Howard, Colonel Com
manding Pay raon quarters SC the same As In tue u y
Navy with the advantage of complete outh furnished ree
by he Government OO bounty at the expiration OF term
service which il three years the Also the great IN
ducemen OF przemoney. Those having families can leave
tickets for any member thereof part Of the EH
pedon is now in active service. Apply to NJ. OMALLY,
Recruiting Officer No 20 Bowery between Canal and Hester
sts New.York w. A. HOWARD,
Colonel COMMANDING
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Third Edition.
The LittIejohn Libel spit.--Dewitt C. Ldttleiol

The LittIejohn Libel suit.--Dewiit C. Littleoln
sssns Horace Greeleydanssss laid o-triea at the
oswego Circuit before Judge Bacon and fully reported Tor
iHE TRIBUNE by J. L. Crosbys Published in neat com
Pses pamphlet Of Sc pages and for sale this Office Price 10
cents Although the great bulk Of the evidence collected for e
was ruled out by Judge b. yet the opening
W Isaiah T. WILLIAMS. esq gives good idea of its
character and Of the grounds Of our dises,ee Of the New
oi lSc its engineers, and their Instruments The
o. Judge BACON and the comments thereon by JOHN
e'q' Of Albany deserve and will command the
Of lawyers and jurits And whoever wants 20 see
can be 'ad against the defendant in this suit by
poc" and general adversary. who knows that he
~" "eieo must be srst'ed with the summing up for
Ae plaintiff by the Hon. HENRY A. FOSTER Tbs cro...
ssaissen Of The defendant by the Hon CHAs b. sEDG
ms~he presents noteworthy s-pec.s As DO.
n'e fei's are less common than formerly and as the
s''son 81 1850 is subjee efsndurs interest, W. b,ev,
VIZ hee this psnpile, rsssirf and yrs.er,ns
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Regimcnt of VoInnteer Engin9ers.


Col EDWARD w. sERRELL, Lieut..Col. JAMES +.
HALL, Major RICHARD BUTT.
This regiment has been accepted by the War Department
aud half OF Il Is at Hilton Head, s. C.. the balance
to 20 within three weeks at the iurthest
PIivates in this regiment are to he paid
(SlD SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH.
few more riggeTs boat-builders shpcspenters, pon'
niers blacksmhs miners choppers lunbermen, mechnists
rocknen wheelwIights boiermakers, and raEoadeis VIII
be received to complete the regiment - e., ,
Recruits under pay mustered into service and furihed
with quarters and rations at once.
None but healthy and competent woIkmen need apply.
The families of the soldiers cared by the authorities
Headquarters the Of Chambers and Chatham ts
Enlistment for three years OF during the war
New York, Nov. 2g. 1861.
u. =. Mastering Ofnce.-Oficers of Volunteers
should written authority from their Colone 10 recruit
m evidence 70 u s. Mastering Officers for transportation
or settlement of This written authority should also
be ndored by the United States mastering and Dsbsing
officer -,
No account win be psid transportation given unless the
above rule is coniormed to-
66tb Re egiment told 9Th Regimentl: Col PINCKNEY,
now the in Virginia Recruiing Office No 4Si
Broadway. Paw immediately upon enlistment,
and recruits are forwarded daily. Relief for families also
commences immediately A2dLieutensntcy is vacant which
will be given TO any officer furnishing thirty Band is
also wanted Apply No 437 Broadway, I'd floor, front
room. Capt. j. > tEkiiM1ANN, RECRUITING Omoei'
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New publications.

THE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW
Il FOR DECEMBER
Contains nine Articles and large variety Of Notices and Cr
cisms EDW. !. SEARS,
I'd tor and Proprietor. Bible. .House. New York
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CHOICE, CHEAP, AND UNIQUE!


BEADLE Co. have at great expense prepared for their
one hundred thousand readers novelty worthy Of the audi
ence and the Christmas season 1t is story Of Slave Life
Louisiana Plantation ebodyns all the sadness and
10Y and ubation and romance and fact Of the Southern
Slave together with that OF his Master and Mistress Every
body should read it, Ready on Thursday. Dec. II For sale
at all respectable News Stands Ask for "MAUM GUINEA"
ETSED as Authority in the United States Courts.
REBELLION RECORD.
THE AUTHENTIC AND COMPREHENSIVE HISTORY
PRESENT REBELLION
EDITED BY FRANK MOORE.
Contains all the Official Reports Of
BATTLES and SkIRMlSHES,
with
PICTURESQUE NARRATIVES,
By EYE-WITNEsSEs.
II WI THE SONGS AND BALLADS OF THE WAR,
Both Rebel and Union, -
AND OVER TWELVE HUNDRED INCIDENTS AND
ANECDOTES or BEROISM AND SUFFERING,
NORTH AS WELL AS SOUTH
We ore making history hand over hand said the late
Msor Winthrop. What he desired is being done by
Frank Moore Editor Of this Rebellion Record Thsnks to hi'
Industry collecting and Judgment in selecting from all Te
able here he is putting aside the best materials for the
future historian - Philadelphia Press Oct 20, 1901
WEKkLH 10 cents Eo Pupshed,
HALF-YEARLY VoLS........S 80 IS cents Il pubhshedl.
G. p. PUTNAM,
PUBLISHER,
No. So Broadway.
c. T. EVANS, General Agent.
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Gperlal Notires.

Regular SEMI Monthly Meeting of the So-
ciety Of Dental Surgeons Of the City OF New-Ho1k
will Be held THIS "Wednesday EVENING at the Cooper
Institute Room No a. ct y o'clock. The Dental Profession
'A0 P''"' Z. C. RUSHMoRE, Secretary.
Republican Central Committee.-A regular meet
fre Committee win be held Headgusrters
Broadw ay and 23d-st., on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec.
II, at "A O'Clock. SHERIDAN SHOOK, President.
MARION s. DUxHNM, c.x....;..
RoBKRT EDwARDs, JR. secretaries
Newly ork Y Youug Mems Christian Association.
NEW LECTURE
by
The Rev. JOSEPH B. WAKELEY,
entitled
WASHINGTON AND THE UNION"
at the Cooper Institute,
On TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. H.
Commencing at Q O'Clock.
Tickets of admission 25 cents
REEVES r. SELAiES.
Chairman Lecture Committee.
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Cannon and Balls.


Dr. ROBERT A. FISHER
or NEW-HAyEN
Aes t.- hi-SAs3r7<s
sBuitItted ~ Z series o.. - - -
BRILLIANT CHEMICAL EXPERIMENTS
GUNPowDER, CANNON AND PROJECTILEs
For the Benefit Of the Funds OF she
L. :. SANITARY COMMISSION,
the COOPER INSTITUTE,
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. 10.
Giving fu descriptions aided by Models and Experiments Of
GUNS, HOWITZERS. MORTARS, RELIED CANNONS,
AND THEIR PRoJECIILES.
As Dr. Fisher renders his services gauitouRy every dollar
received will 20 70 the relief of the
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS
The Commission treceiyng salary depend alone upon
the free and patriotic offerings Of the people for the aid they
can render army TINS lecture will sEord treat to
sll who win attend.
Z" was sick, and ye visited me-"
"lnssmuch ye have done Il OF the least Of these
my brethren, ye have done il unto me-"
TlCkErS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Package Of TN, So
For sale at Sibes No l2 Wa-st at Randolph's Book
stoTe No. 6S3 BTosdway, aud at the door.
Doors open at q to commence at u o'clock
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AUGUST BRENTANOs


N BOOK STORE STATIONERY and NEWS EMPO-
Rum, No. go BROADwAY
At this establishment always be had the following Bos
ton Philadelphia papers:
Boston Journal Herald Transcript Saturday Evening Ca
zette and Commercial Bulletin gving failures and changes
Ia businessl.
Philadelphia Ledger Press, and Enquirer.
All Foreign aud American Newspapers and Periodicals
oonstaty hand For sale 10 SIM numbers served
mailed subscribers in part of the city country
without extra charge.
~ B-Bsck numbers Of the principal periodicals. Newsps-
pers and ala yazines ALWAYS hand.
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lust PUBLISHED--SOmething to try youl
~ hands at. Price FIVE cents
SHADOWS ON THE WALL,
Sixteen Engraving in handsome wrapper, with fun direc
tons how to place the hands form each shadow represented
in the cuts.
COSTHSTs.-The American Eagle Volunteer, Blocksder
Secessonis MissippiaD Fort Lafayette Contrabsnd Mon
key Booiblaek Ounce Rabbit, Old Mother Hubbard MTs
Partngton Bear and Pole Bull Dog John Bull.
Christmas Shadows
Thrown by the hands.
Sixteen Engravings
Price cents.
Also, in few days HOLIDAY SHADOWS.
ROSS & TOUSEY, General Agents.
No. i2l Nassau st., New York
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HARDEEs TACTICS S-WATSON EDl-
TION The school Of the soldier and comp any. Price
20 cents Ross L TOUsEY and DEXTER Co, hgena
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Lectures 10 Ladies.-Mrs. Z. X. ROBERTS prac.
ciDg Physician viii give her Second Lecture Exclusively
ladies' on Diseases Of Women accompanied with hfelike
Illustrations. THURSDAY Dec. 49, at O'Clock, at her
residence No. 10 West 3th-s. Tickets % cents three
lectures 30 cents-esch lecture complete in itself
Mrs r. gives special pIscce TO all ciiesses ofwomen. Fe
males afflicted with chronic oompsns during the
OF child birth be accommodated with board and treated
with the best OF and atenon Mrs RS residence.
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ESTABLISHED in 1S43.
Z n

ESTABLISHED IN 1913.
~ WIELI!AM y, coRN w tslltIe-gr -
~ No. a3i Pesrl-Ft., u
FranIln.sou,-e Harper Bro,kers' Buildings, n. Y.
Has on hand large Of School Medical Law, Theo-
logical Music Scientific and Agricultural Books well
Blank Books Paper &c Public and Private Libraries fur
nhed and particular attention given TO filling orders for
books Orders or every description Of Books and Sta
tionery receive prompt atte1tion.
Booksellers and Teachers by ordering above Will oiten
be able obtain School Books Of kinds they have been
successful in procuring elsewhere.
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To Lecture COmBiffees.Tbe subscriber VIII accept
nytetions deliver MS Lecture Bright Sides Of the
War; or either o his former Lectures serious humorous
b. prose upon most reasonable Address
PARK BENJAMIN, Lecturer. Newly ork City.
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UGnts.

A PROTESTANT young Woman of respecta.
IN bily wishes situation COOK is irsrste washer
and oner has seven year, city reference nom her LAST
place can be seen for two days No. 2l7 East 9b,
ond hoor
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The Rev. VIM. III. Miiburn win deliver his instruct
i've and highly entertaining LECTURE AARON BURR
as the Alanson NJ. 2. Church, Norfolk, Grand
InohSpAh LfENINu, DEC ~, az O'clock; Doors open
No tel Broadway Howe Ferry, No. 76 Bowery. and at
Ifhe door. -
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WANTED--By a young Girl who lived in
w gentleman's family in Ireland situation as GENER-
AL SERVANT; washes and irons we'll does up her work in
style SIS: objection to Brooklyn Harlem; ID
kind aud attentive to children Call at No. 1874 East 2sts
send note.
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tAtii SO = -<cl-- - ''s
BRILLIANT CHEMICAL EXPERIMENTS
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miscellaneous.

ID f. MILLER's PATENT CHIMNEY CAP
Ds is warranted 70 cure smokey chimneys
MANUFACTORY. No 26 West Broadway.
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T7HE steamer CARA DOISEN. -
1 lrEg5a-. mast VIII l.-r- So sIovr as~@
on THIS DAY. Er. i-=at .- .- s g. -
For fire. ghr OF uls--- 1gaiy on beard rrfF
vol o. NfluTu ~ a-a-fa
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NcCrlDocns BrNrrm-Twcptr-fre 70,

Indies accomplished aud proficient, viii give o
fne musica. aud a@r..stcsl entertainment this
evening al the Tlea.er, Tor the benefit Of The
brave follows iu Bau NcCuloch's c0muaDd
The Prisoner" Goddess Of Liberty "a
Nations Birth, "a Harves, Scene and
d" Guardian Angels " are auong the tablsauz.
Prof. saytg,t all perform on tho pianoi she
Misses Fra.nr Tegsr, Rsudelho5er, Freeman
and other ladies wiz sing solez duets, QuartsttzH
aud caorlses. T0is wll be- az uuusurII. i'm.
performance. aud for su excellent object
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

FNED.-T VI. Rogers, the soldier WHO did
not pay dis bin at the Phonir restaurant was
yesterday fined Sc by the Recorder. Captain
Whitsitt, charged with resisting the police, fined
Sc. This gentleman wishes us 20 say that it
was an erroneous belief tina. be ever intended 10
shoot any one. The small fine sssassed shows
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

JUvENuE-Autrsw Nor5en, who is bus
twelve years old, yet IS a habitusl sol, was fined
fifty dollars yesterday for being drunk.
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TULEAN's CORDIAL

As may BE- seen, We insert this week lie advertise.
msut Of HeLlean's Cordial, etc.
ILs7ery well known "s are not particularly favor
able to patent medicines. AMI, as general thing. essbev
the whole Of them with bat litlis ceremony. and with
these entmeut we declined inserting this advertise
mant until we knew what were ths Ingredients Of The
medicine, and how compounded. This We have learned
and believing as we 10, tiat .ae ingredients are good.
and tie compound Jaiic.ou-iy mode. 81 recommend +.
az - -iztaro worthy Of public confidence.
TIE shove 8 from he 81. Louis Christian Advocate
edited BY iAe Renowned Rev. Dr. EeAua-iy. which
speaks Volumes IN favor Of sleLasn's Cordial We saw
tosl tEL See he advertisement Ia another column
f-J5dsw
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FIRED AND EUS-A ten O'Clock several men
feb into q quarrel at t1s corner gI Union Streets
OF length one " them Jan quickly mp Union
st-o-.--wo more followed fourth fo.oTe5th
whole, and be fired tao pistol shols at them.
They ali mu Up second stree. aud disappeared.
IS nobody fell va suppose nobody wga hu-t
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nlvrr New. and s,enm'pon, Bu.iue=-.


-. .. a. .a7 gashs u tHa .+.A
hours oaimgIa- evening. The bTight weather
passed away yesterday, leaving s cloudy SS'
md a very cold wind. Buslnce4 was not hl7'3
at the landing The Cotton Plant arrived -''"
Columbus, with $50 sacks wheat, Do seeks 'i
potatoes, Io2 boxes apples, corn and cans
The Grand Duke left for New Orleans. H7
New Moon, Capt. bearings neat WINE nv
boat, leaves this evening". The Iazoo, q vel;
agreeable boat, Capt. Marshall in c7mnia-''
leaves for Columbus to-day The handsome
Clara Dolzar leaves this evening IoI rev ~
lsaus....Thc imperial Qlitmau, with Cap'. o..
J.. Nmilbiu command, leaves ct s o.cloeN 'D-S
avsuiug, for New Orleans. This 3 one OF most
palatial boats and one Of chose ch'VaHo'S
captains TIA. S a long remembered treat ''
s-tHal wi-b----Tha handsome key West Wa
held back la5r night 10 takc government male
ral She leaves Tor Arkansas river tonight
apt Fulton IN coumnu5---.Th New Orleans
Data of "Wednesday. says: On the lgTee, .esLc-
day. business made a fair show Of lcdyitv-tbe
,hr.a Memphis packets, Magenta, I'D. j. Gay
and Prince Of Wales receiving fair quantities of
freight up 10 the hour Of leaving. Their freight
consisted principalyot aug-aud molassas. Ib,
Magenta and Gay were drawing over six feet.
BOATS LEAVING.
-.- szg.rsas rUsu~- hs K West Futon
Eus Hr .r #. above l-s evening , ."N
Fa- Es- naIrtss The passenger Esrsst Czra
ur- .n. ,-a-.zr MASTER 5-a.a- a, aogs- ,hs ogs1.u.
a' 5or.'9t. I-.aE' N.n5oH end j 10 DO. q" '
--rurr.
EoE C--rvr-s--- ez.s.e a. --.-s- Ta-ao G5
LHEa "a N.asgu. as,l.s.
T1a wE--E Rlvrn-Ths Steamer Sew -oau. psar
: ester '-aF. Hs arayH ellis even
CRIMINAL CoURT-The State SO. Mary hey,
s- larceny. was called. and ,ried By a Jury, Who
sgaud the defendant guilty Of petit larceny, and,
bairr a woman, with other considerations in he
:yor addressed to The cIensucv Of the jury, thcs
imprisoned her in the jal for one day only.
EIdr.dse FOR s5e s5s,e, and " Coleman for the
defendant.
Tie Stale Us. Henry Gardner, a lad Of zen
vssr-, indicted iG larceny, was then taken up.
and tried The defendant was attended Ia court
by his mother. Owing to his tender sgs, and
proof Of bis former good character, q general
sympathy prevailed in court In his behalf. The
iury found him guilty Of peli larceny aud az-
s-ssad his punishment at lwo days IN jail. The
court. r eolrmuly adnonishing the defend
ant, pronounced The sentence Of the law, and ra-
minded him 20 prison.
Several lorlsitures were taken Tor .hs stale
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Our Daguerrean Gallery.

ETELaTe bail. sud arrE1gaG c su't Of Rooms for rbIs
" express purpose. Our hsLi combines oil The
modern mpulususlt
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EOR SAFE.
DEARING & WETHERILL,
$50 Main Street,

$50 Main Street,
Memphis ~ Tennessee.
lust RECEIVED
SulphuriC Acid,
Gold Leaf,
Mercury,
Carrots Snuff,
concentrated Lye,
Cigars,
LinSaed Oil,
Palm Oil,
Sewing Machine OIL,
ArteSian Well Water,
Bathing Sponge.
EPSON Salts,
Sal, Soda
pEARTAG & WETHERu-L.
r.-7-dzry 35J Main street,
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TIE zoUNyEs-Malakof IukeEmauu, al the
great memories OF the Crimean w- are brought
before the spectator by the Zouaves, who shared
ia the glory there. and who perform ct ow
theater tomorrow evening. L. Zovzrc so gH
rrai Lon. 60 and see him.
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JULY IA, 1861.
GEO. w. DINE & 90,
999 MaIu Street,

1ompbis-~ Tennessee,
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NsEEhaEl.

wHIpPLa...ARoH RAID....H @. HOPKINS.
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sdlmau a Co III Main street, arc daily ro-
ceiTing additions to their former extensive and
oaEsu. stock OF miLlnev and .l-cy goods. Ua-
s.9ck IS rsFlrte wish an -h- novelties Of toe sea-
son, having just received our Paris and London
fsl styles Ladies dress hats, caps, hsad-dros7es
bridal ou ils, ornaments, lsres, lace goods, etc.
etc. Having selected our stock with the great
ezt possible care, and having the advau.agr o..
purchasing exclusively for cash We can and
VIII cell at ola time prices. To country dealers
and customers we offer unusual inducements to.
cash Our long experience ia the business en-
ables MS 20 fl all orders with pgomptaess and
dispatch Ever grateful FOR past patronage, we
respectfully solicit q continuance Of the same.
Qr2g-Iudzv
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Or : Il EcLEAE. SEE Proprietor.
ST. Louts. T'sa1uu
u
Immediately Opposite Depot 81
Memphis and Charleston
Railroad.


TUE HOUSE ID new ard gently n-1ished -
! Passengers b. river and rsilrosd uIl fud ~
5ais tbo most convepisnt HJrel 70 the Nsmphis 4nIi
AID Cbsdss,on Dspot. tn the city. A
John D ARM0lR
yl6-Iyas PTopTsser.
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HAVE now Oh 4AAD
1909 yds, HOmespum Brown Jeans,
100 bales Louisiana Osnaburgs'
10 " Alabama
cases Plaid LinSeys,
20 bales Glazed Wadding,
$50 dOz. Georgia Sewing Thread,
bales SheIbyvilIe Gotten Piaids,
30 Drs. Extra Fine Bed Blankets,
$50 dOz. Cotton and Wool Hose,
5000 yards Superior Carpets,
1000 yards BleaChed SheetingS,
100 Marseiiles Quilts---best
4 few Ladies' Back Cloth CloakS--
New Sty.esi
1 few choice Velvet CiOakS,
Curtain Materials and Trimmings,
200 ydS. Best and Pure Irish Linens,
2OOO vds, Plain White JaCOnetS,
1900 yds, Best French McTinO,
scotch P.aids, POpIins, Plain silks,
FANCY SILKS,
Tara @etts, Embroideries.
ENTT4ROIDERED SKIRTS,
Cbemises, Drawers,
FURSI FURSI FURSi
kD SIN manufacturing Camp Rua, Camp Clocks
/ OF Co.hs, etc. Have also Gray Cloths, Blue Cloths
I BagtoaF. stc. s~aitaHle for ulit1ry put. 1sss
0eIsdtFEw SPEED D0NoHU g. y
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N1Cmphiss-~s.~ 4enne@see
HAVE Just RECEIVED
so brIs. Lard OIL,
70 bFLs, LubricatiRg OiI--eQual
TO best Sperm OH,
50 bFis. Alcohol,
bFIS, Pure Cream Tartar,
1000 OzS. SuIpb. Quinine,
80 Ozs. Sulph. Morphine,
100 lbs. Blue Mass,
100 los. C8IOBel,
5000 boxes Window Glass!
Which VIII be sold Is low - tho oouUaoa Of tlings
VII admit. @. ". JONES s. co,
yIEdgw - Main street.
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NOTICE!

LgyEsFIILE, EEEEUrET,
October 30. 1861
WE beg so advise our friend aud ca~resUo"i7n'1 iu
W tL- Confederate STATES, chat our hr. SANUb 81
81 HIs. nle removed his ~r-#.Crrra ytrus--utF 60
N1hpHfs. Tennessee, 20 when puinr they vii please
direct al Communication. Address as -1 ',r--
GAEglS. BELL o.
agGu-Ia-ru Memphis. Tenn
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ANA otI..r afsef,sI Fo's.s,'oal,9(s
LOST.
WANTED,

THROW one 20 suo hundred ACRES Or LAID
vg,a come m5,orgaeu. md sitaa'sd wi'n'n zen
go y q WI KIN-ON,
" - ~. of 4 'HH""
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.We,tyY0 and cotton Rope
SHORT B LONG HANDLE
Spades and Shovels,
u.ssogs. Percussion Gaps, G'F's
TFiEFfS,
VoTgCE no

...4.-. Hrfs. Brushes Garry Cuaas, Woo. scies
-u s,ud- Bu.ldrr- Na'arsa .ir. rs g-a-rul
STOW u.-f..l-, AMI JH.-rv. 1rl6lnr
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OS fCHANGE-Tl- occurrence ri tLa IKE en-
sirely broke mp Cange yesterday, aud we
therefore omit 0lr usual Change article.