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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-14


DURSUAET to the power and authority esnfsrred en-
i me by The terms OF a trust deed, made TO By
D. MONTGOMERY the 2ist dsy Of December, 1850 and
recorded il toe Registers oiee, In BOOK No as pages
st2, 2i3 and 1i4 the Sd day Of January 1851, to
which deed reference is hereby made for phrticubfs
will, SATURDAY. the 9Th asy st April, 1891. at n
c. Cayce & Sons Auctisn house known the arcade,
the south side Of Union street. between the hourH sf
10 and II o'clo-k. N, have and expose 70 gale the
following described tract parcel Of aud, known and
desi signated follows tOwit: 8einz And lying In the
county shelby and State Of Tennessee and beginning
al point cypress tree with the line Of John Cub
bins marked No g. and running east and with Oubbins
line forty Eve p5les and heen (l5l links 10 stake
south OF maple tree marked J. themes north sixty
four (s4) po and twsnty-ons (2I) tnks to staEe
thence sast twenty 20 poles 70 stake and eorHer Of
thirteen entry By McLAmorl Carrj thence south
forty ff0) poles 70 stake; thence east hhy-two oz]
poles 10 stake thence north forty t40 poles ana Ieen
ii5l links north OF a black valiant marked n O., 70
Pofnter ue thence east twenty h ee S) feet 70 the
vest sids ef twenty foSt alley and thence south snd
with the line Of said alley hundred and twenty (2o
o-les 10 a stake and thence west one hundred and
fwentv-one (l2i) poles and htteen links to stake
trn nth -fty-hve f55) poles ana forty links 70 place
Of BEGINNING being O fty SIX acres, more or less.
viii sell said tract OF land 10 the highest bidder for
cash 10 satisfy a certain note drawn By said J. D.
Montgomery to J. N. SAINT the 24h day Of March, Or
theTeabouts in the year 1880 fer seven hundred col
lars and the cost and expenses Of said sale Ali per-
sons wanting paTeh3se said lot Of land should e1amne
the tlle, snd be ready then and there 10 pay said
amount ii may bring
Title Believed to be gsod, bat will convey only as
mrSs I'd VS.. BRUCE. Trustee.
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INFORM the public in general that he is prepared
totreAt all dssAEss bat ally those which are
pronounced tnourhble, and called chrsaie-
they will be expelled from ths system, with al
their roots and hberE, emily ~ utisnal treament,
Withsnt canEtics and Titkout the kn ie.
He sso treats with tnsoers Aoesranr 10 the most in
proved Tcisnos Of medicine in Europe, Rheumatism,
HsuralgA, Gout, OPhttn mia Fisiula In AEa scrofuis
Syphilis Dyspepsia, Chronic Dysentety Tespid Liver
Gravel Fits, TNpeworm, Piles, DTepsy Diseases of the
Skn Bronohits, Consumption al disesses 81 the Rye
and Ear, and Eve particular attention 70 all Female
Complaints, especially those Of the womb.
Negroes vho are AnIicted With any Of the above
diseases will Be cured and hnd GOOD board and
oonnosAtions while undor treatment al the dseors' in
fruAry.
The dostor calls attsntlon ef patience at distance
that IL they not prepared 10 oonu the doctor pr
sonaby BY writing 70 him with exact account of all
the symptoms Of the dsesss, ,medieine will be TTarded
by Adsms express.
EHPOhle In Lsn5W's B7fding Union street, between
NAN and Second fourth door east cf Nam.
Indrmafy Union street, east of the bayou, al Dr.
Spisgeps private residence.
Br O. Spiagel has in his thirty years practice,
pecaly ehsonis diseases cured them With the utmost
Ercoess he has ia his posssssion I've thousand
plants herbs, barks, ese., wich he rely upon to
ssre diseases whsh ~ she successful prAet-
sioners pronounced incurkble
Ee ass makes 1t his epecai practice to treat all pr
vate diseases with tbs utmost success in Ahort time
no TsAttcr Of hoS long standing what nature.
All Dr.. hpieCsl asks frem the aeted is fair Eiai,
then all the references he viii give will be speedy
50 them
Theussnds Of testimonials, from the aost relisble
source, may be seen st the doctor's ofnee deis-en
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TO Gas CONS UME = /.
ECONOMY In GAS.
REDUCTEO.T LF G.aS BILLS.

DY using HeHsnry's Patent Gas Burner. These
ID burners have bssn adopted BY the ely au0rties Of
Louisville and Cincinnati for the purpose OF lighting
tbeir streets, and subjected The most riEid
phetoEetrieal test regards s5rding the greatest
smount Of light the smallest consumption Of Gzs
and fou nd to sonpete with s other buTHes sent
10 the Gas Light Csmmitees st those sies for ther
consideration and Aaeptisu. These burneTs are guar
Gnted 10 al who then fer the following sdvsnta-
Ist. Eoonomy in consumption Of CASTE the amount
q from 10 per cent. ever the best PSeut burner
made and from 20 10 80 per sent Of the fsh-
tail or bat wing burner. Tad A perfect clear and
steady fame. Sd. Perfect combustion and freedom
from smoke. An. Freedom from bswinz and Wasting
Of Gas, common to the ash-tai and bat-Eiug burner
Ny long experience in t9e Manufacture and e5nsuBP
tion Of Gas (hAviAg been superintendent OF Memphis
Gas WORKS for the last years) induces nc 10
they ths best burner that has been offered 70
The paalie and are ased By private the
excusicn Of all ether kinds wkeFe they have been IN
troduesd The be a. Chandler & CO g
drug store; the city lamp posts IN front Of the Appeal
sfaes Union street, and Dr. AsrrilPs, on Madison
street.
For sale at ny shop, arst 6oor north Of the C.
once Main street, between Washington and Poplar.
ABEL SIMIsTHR
Gas and Steam Pipe tier
F.-n
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SUBURBAN AND CITY PROP
ERTY.

We have a number Of unimprovsd and elegantly in
proved City and Suburban lots which sder for sale
YOUNG & WELD,
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VALUABLE PLANTATION
E09. Sale.

OFFER for sale the ne tract of lAnd. known ths
i Australia place, containing near s xtesn HBAared
Acres; about sight hundred which cleared Il is
seven miles from the Mississippi river, and - supplied
with good buildings, Gin, Mil ard Out Hauae, ETC, etc
snS is reputee 10 be Of the highesi places IN tbe
H-sissippi h6tt0r1 much Of u creeping the eyero4 q
i65s And 1859. Il Is back OF Austraiis landing. Thse
peers Of Memphis; ard Is Roveu Bridges, Of Bolivar
and The n-ighbors Of the plantation zocd bai gain
eau be obtained application s made between ths and
the st Of Janusry next The land comprises seetion ~
and IS ia township IS range west and parts q sec
ton % and Is 10 township and range situStea on
the HusprecknHw abost sever miies from The Aissia
sippi rivvr. lspT-lml A. J. D0NBLsoH.
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COMMON FURNITURE.
Trnst Sale.


DT virtsesof three deeds Of trust dated July Sep
ID tembsr and November lst Executed TO me by A. J
Montgomery certain debts therein specified
will proceed sell fer cash the highest bidder in
front she Office u J. horne ESQ Ia the city Of Mem
phis, on the 22HD DAY OF APRIL 1861, the follow ing
property vz the county OF ShAlby and State OF Ten
nessee beginning stake point the East side Of
College street avenue hundred and thirty wo
Q5 feet so1thwa-d -dly from the soHth side OF Walker
street, laid down the map Of he city Of Hemphs
By Z. " Rueker; thence eastwaTdlT parallel With
walker street, and along the souih line Of lot Of
acres sod BY the said MONTGOMERY TO the Rev NJ
Brane 4s5 feet 70 state the ssuheast coraer o. the
aid acre lot thence at right angles with the ess
side Of the said LOT TO said walker street iS
feet thence eastwardy With the south side Of the sald
street to the northeast corner OF the land ssld
10 said Montgomery By s. Rozel, By bis deed Of Feoru
ry O. 1852 thence southwaraly with the east ine Of
said tract the being 20 sere trse to the north
assf corner OF let sold by said Montgomery To B
aicrsnser being ~ acres; thsDcs westwardly with
ne north boundary the said acres and the north
bounAnry OF acres sold by said Montgomery 10 O. J. c.
rvlin TO College street; thence wit the east SIDE OF
oere street. 70 the beginning; eUntaiRiua about four
near 70 starks Female Collega and psrt Of the
s,id tvnfy acres sold 10 said MONTGOMERY By koze,
u Aforesaid The right Of redemption is expressly
raived The title is good, but will sell only as
Trustee - a
,.s viii Al the zaid time and place, sell for cash
ave shares Of the stock ef the MsDphls b1iid-
inu and loan As4ciAon conveyed to me By said Mont
gonerv ss collateral security. -
mr2l-im . u y
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UNION STREET DEPOT,
OF
WSeSEes'aS Produce!
BOILING, RIGGS & co
No. @ TJnfrora 9fraaf.


HAVE hand and for sale IsrEs ote Of Weseru Pro-
IL dnce AID Ggucerics, c1asisitEg o
1000 bags Irish Potatoes SO lris. Cement
200 sacks Onlgnsj 100 boxes Chessei
500 sacks Corn
900 bris- Fiour, various b-andsi
100 reams Wrapping Pdpgr5
800 dlZ~u B1cketss
i51 uests Tubs, painted and cedarf
255 brs. WHISKY; 80 or's. LImei
80 pieces Power L01n BazZinEi
$50 coils EoBe
100 sscks Fiours 80 tsEss siarch
200 boxes Oysters. fresh, picElei and sDiseif
$50 b.zss Sop,
100 boxes Tuaalss. 81 gualltiesi
50 bales Coftan Tarusi
900 kegs white Lssdi
- csroous LndiEos
$50 brls- Domestic " iles and Lial3rai
casks Imported BTzudyf
Win q great variety of shsH g3sts, embracing Pie
Prints, Hustards. Barking, Hslzhss. Grsund Ginger
Pepper, Ctnazuisui Stoves, hace, Asgius. Pckes Ts
bic SAT- in papers. Cotton CortsEs ChampaEuss Wei
BuaEets, Bottled Liquor Wax Candles Of various oa5r
etc, etc.
Persons wishing = supply thsmssivss vita choice
Groeerses w0cld 90 we'll % call aud examine tBis
nli4
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ne n TK g. "a.

TAVTNG sold our stock Of Books Stationery, etc. Q
III Mr H. Wade X Co., sitter thanking fTienis and
the public FOR the very liberal pstronase extended 10
u.s. most cordially solicit for tbs ueW arm eontinu-
anoe Of their fav0rs- Respectfully,
eco. PArTfSON CO.
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REAL ESTATE OFFICE
Opposite the Appeal Office.

HAVING associated with DR.. D. T. SCOTT. for
II merly Of Nashville, prepared 10 shsr e EUR
frienas and the public additional factes in the con
dnet Of business and with increased diligence IN
the discharge % duties, o. mrrit coHttn-
OF that patronage heretofore Literally extended
to Below present por ion Of the property
placed at cur disposal
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H C. wEsT......s A COCHRAN.
WEST, COCHRAN s. CO.,
General Commission, Forwarding
PRODUCE MERCHANTS,
No. 10 Front Row, old stand Of StrattoH,
McDavitt & Co.,

nARTICULAR Httention Eiven to the sale End pUr-
chase OF Cstton, Tsbaoso, Flour Pork Bacon, Lard,
Wheat Corn, etc. Liberal sAAb advances made son-
gnments TO friends in New orleans Bhd 81. Louis
REEEREEcEs.-W. J. DEvte, Memphis, Teun.; Civ
sn, watts Co, n. o.; watts, Given Co., Paducah,
Ky r. D. Davie CiErksville, Tenn; Harding, Giyen
4 Co., 8. Loui.; BlanIon q James, Paris, Team.
mva-lV
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IN STORE IND FOR SALE
100 baskets Chas. Pare CbsmPsgRs, direct
from Rheims, France;
100 baskets Heidsie & Co;
so baskets Golden Spray;
so sases Widow Clequat;
be cases Cabinet;
100 cases Sparkling and Still Catawba
500 cases Clarst, different brands
200 eases Sauterne;
100 cases Sardines, and /
10 hf. pipes COgnac Brandy;
20 or.
100 casks London Porter, qts. and PTS;
so casks Scotch Ale, in stone isrs, diTeu
from Edinburg.
ALSO,
Sugar, Ceaes Molsssess Bacon, La
Flour, sle., ETC.,
mrs Low FOR CASH
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CASH CAPITAL AND AssErIs, sI.OoO.OOO.

CASH CAPITAL AND AssETIs, 81 ,oo0. 900.
This company rests it claims to patronage the fol-
i0glng facts.
ES- II has been doing legitim4te insurAEoe eusi-
ness for HALF A CENTURY.
- tt has acquired suvisble reputation in regard
TO fair dealing eq1itabe adlu.tment and prompt pay
meut OF losses winch srguirsuent is guarantee thnt
"a will dvas from its former course and leopar-
die character 90 long and deservedly enjWed.
e Il possesses bana ode means TO the extent Of
MILLION DOLLARS.
e It has twenty thousand doiars in Tennessee State
bsnda deI 0sited With the comptroller a. an
ADDITIONAL GUARANTEE
20 its poicy h3ldsrs in tAis State.
II contributes largeT toward the revenue Of this
Sfats BY annual psyuent of taxes On license.
Property holders wishing protect their property By
a policy OF Iusrrance m really solid company, oue
thst Vii stand up boldly aud pay every Just olaius
azuinst It, let what may, viii accomplish their OBJ
Iect By applying as the sgensy OF this Company.
Once No. >. Bank Buildings Main street. Eamshis-
J. E. CHADWICK AGENT.
Joseph Nash o. Nashville, state agent for States o.
Tennessee Kentucky, Mississippi and Arkansas, will
attend 10 prompt adjustment and payment OF losses
In his district mEs
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OR WARNER, via Ernisfa saauEI, has the hsoor 70
inform The Ladies and Geassmeu II Memphis, that
through tAs tin4 and liberal paoaaSs which he has re-
.ivsd from then, he has bsea induced to settle here
permanently, ana b.o.us sitissn {" Memphis. He
oonsia.rs it unnecessary, h nj, sOOneetiOO, to paOsh
the hunareds u
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HOOKS! BOOKS!
Young & Brother,

DICKENs' WORKS. compiets.
IL Trying's works, complete
Caihoun's works, complete.
We5stef's Works, complete,
Hi.torv of France - hits.
fsroIinx SPORTS. By Elliott
Iife in the Old World.
Homes Of kmsricEn Statesmen.
Uognes Of American Authors
Voodbury's writings.
JHsT RECEIVED,
A large assortment Of PrinteEs ink
- -. ~ YOUNG 4 BRO,
10 Odd-tsllows' hall.
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POEEerS F3eEef-

DRRS0HS having Lots for sale proper distance from
the city ssy two three four miles, would de we'll
to mIke 1t known to the usdsrsigned commissioners
who are authorised 10 purchase i've scrrs
in with to bury paupers Propositions left with the
County Court Clerk will be coustdered.
II. GOODLETT,
JOHN s. DfCKAS0N,
Abia-iw s. D. AYDLETr.
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FL4TTERING TESTIMONIALS

which he h.. roo.ivss fr..l Gentlemen of the HIGH
EST REsPECrAsIIITY ia ais slg and elsewhere.
They are +. hi, possesses and opeu for the inspection
Of ali, bat e Reference, ssi.v are Of nature tat
will abundAntly sllisfy all who psruss them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02
The Richmond Examiner.

a few days since, william Old, Jr., Esq, 10 a
graceful vuedic,ory, announced his retirement from
this Journal Of which be had L.en controlling Editor
Tor some two years previous. Hs retircs with the re-
.pect confidence, and friendly wishes Of the 'Suiylis
d the cui!l'' Of every political order
Tho EXAMINER appeared yesterday US Daily,
Il. previously announced Daniel & Lloyd propr:e-
tors-J ". Daniel. Editor.
Mr. Daniel is known TO the country by his former
connection With the press as one OF its reade'f,
racesr and ablest writer's aud most original thnkcTo
During his seven years. residence as Munster NJ
Foreign Court, he has bud opportunities OF i'm
,rovamens, OF which he hns doubtless nval!ed him.
.cii Under tho auspices OF Mr.. Daniel, the " En-
amney will undoubtedly, DO an nble and interesting
shoot.
As indicated in ii. yesterdays Issue, the politics
os the Examiner will be Of the State rights Demo-
cratic school Upon the grsa! political questions Of
rue day, we anticipate With pleasurs the hearty CO.
opcruti,n Of tho two Democratic Journals OF Rioh-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02
Tic HlunGor Vt 5ch.u.

Since the arrival Of the Sikh cavalry and IL
.;.ntrv in long Kong considerable eIc;te:uen;
has been created by the sale Of the loot" t.
ken ly them n, the destruction Oftae Suulme:
Palace ut pekin; the items consisting chhtT
Of rich fur garments; said 10 have been lA:el!F
the property Of the Emperor aud the ladies Of
bis harcm silks in the piece, PLAN, dau'a:h
and embroidered il gold and silver; tTinks;:
Of every description, &c. Mary Of the buy
ers are said j. have obtained great bargains
However, the tai! heroes Of the PulJab have
l.ttery made cut Tat they were no! Sise iE
their generation in parting With their stock IL
trade as sucl! ''riinoui sacrifice" rs The shcF-
keepers have it, and have accordingly raised
their demands. and the price nov asked Tor nj
Imperial second hand is Hi object to any but.
long purse. The Chinese, among whom sen
sat!on was Created by the SIGHT OF these ver!'a'
BILE relics Of their Imperial master, eager?
bought up large quantity IN the iilSt days q
the sale, svl::g III "Acange counterfeit MeA'
can dollars OF which there are said 20 b. taoG.
San'iS IN circulation At present in The colon.
THUS the spoilers Of the Egyptians are :poe;
by the Egyptians, and the base coins in Tie
pouches VI many ii our gallant Silks viii y:
50 many wl.etteri 10 the kccHne.s OF lheir
5ls:ie., If ever a2gn !hry cou,c to blows with
The cheating Celest:al:. -, ,LonaOn a"i tG.E'
7.kt1Tdph.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02
General SavkAvu GA toerCj IN.
=.
-3doicc of q Pdtr.ct

General Jackson, in his farewell address TO
the American people. in March, 1882, thus e..
uded 10 coercion. He said:
IF such struggle is ever began, and the
citizens Of one section Of The country arc or
rayrd in srns against those Of another in
doubtful conflict, let The battle result as it may.
there vii! be an end Of Union, and with it an
end to the hope, Of freemen. The victory Of
the vic.ors would not secure 10 them tbs bless
;ngs Of liberty. 1t would a"enge their wrongs.
but they would themselves shar= in the cum
mon run"
These words C the venerable patriot ought
to be inscrib, d in letters Of gold GEd every
where distribHted 4 crit atar Is the end Of
the Union. Let no Republicans, after this,
presume 10 quote Andrew jackson in favor oi
coercion.
So says the editor Of the DcylestoNn, Pa,
STANDARD" one ug The soupdest journals in
the Key stone State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02
Proposed EXrvrs Iuiy on Cotton.

Ia the Southern Congress, OF Thursday -:
Mr. T. r Cotb, Of Gcar::a. offered the o!Iot
lowing resolution
Resolved, That the committee Oil finance ).
Instructed 10. inquire in,o the t%ptd.encv :!
LAWN. an export jury om I'll raw c"ttur "!i;:!::
may he exported from the Con:cdrra!vG Stalk:
10 IN" foreign country by rny other channs.
.;lln through tho srapurls OF Ibis Coni.d":arg.
Sir. Cobb in submitting this Resolution,
made tho following rcula'ks:
II am not prepared 10 discuss the policy Q:
lcv,!ng such duty. That We have the power
To do 50 there can bc ~ doubt. ! appreciated
that we are Conscious OF the power we hgi in
our hands by reason Of eur producing that
STAPLE so necessary to the weird. dvub! 20.
that power will cyrrt an Influence mi h;c,
than armies and navics. We know that by aa
c,nbarso we could soon PLACE, net only H.:
United States, but .nany Of the European
Powers under the necessity II cleclins Uv;wcea
such recognition Of cor Independence sv5
require. or dvlueSiic COMMISSIONS - Eol-c.
The Information in 80: rus,cssics. seems =
Justify sncl. sn inquiry ~ .he :e>oin!i9" r!5
poses il is . fac: that s"i'u 81 tie cG;;2r;
now produccd il iii> .'ol!gdcrac,, is thread:
seeking new ciianGie! ~ ii,g se:.. We ale ~
formed that ct P!!lsbur.. Pennsylvania. :ucT@
Than ~, $50 bales Of cotton have already beer
received, conveyed lh!thcr up the Mississippi!
and Ohio ,i:ers. We are also nIOi MED thai
u.rc than %, COO bales OF cotton ircn Rowc.
Georgia, have been sent by Railroad 10 seek
port at Norfolk and Ale: aI,,!ra. We are iur.
thcr Informed tiiat the Directors Of the Eri.
roads connecting with tho principal lines IL
Cur territory are now coaccItiag schemes for
the purpose Of reducing irvigh;s Oh these
roads, in order in that way 10 cntice our GO,
ton Ii markets in Northern ports.
THE resn!t Of such c')urhc, il successful
woui in the :irst place, necessarily oe 10 MAKE
tie blockade Of our p,'itr a matter vi 10 IN.
por;ancc TO i0rc! gn nali"''S; =. secondly, It would
destroy all cnElnc:cc wi!:i oI.r own seai0g!:
and. thirdly. aud mo-: important Of all, II
wGut! compel Us e receive al the iHpor,tt
goods we might nc:;; a:.,r ps.ins duties cu
them IN New y6ia city. 1hc.c consideration:
have induced TIE 10 uii,r :;,s resolution 0? IT,
curry do not think iiat the rrsolutioI
should eliri: dscuss,! =, Ike present tine,
but. after The committee on Fuanco hive tusi.
their report, it may become grave matter icE
the consideration Of this body"
The resolution was adopted.
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Later from Europe.

PoEILASn Feb Is The ttr:msldP Canadian, with Iu'
rop.an sycss the lo,i usiHHi ar'ci here las: hli
She left lverou on The llh, aud touched At Londonderry
Oh the following evening.
Ga-ta h4r ca Lituiav The Eoyal family had retired
boSrd trench lie garrison were 10 rcul,in
prisoners Of unii M,,spS, sud soNe cirr p!acs:
lhould surrender.
LivEgruol Prb. l5-The weeks Cotton rihrS-t co.s3
dull holder. prcsn: tho market ~ considerable re-
cline On md.ny nnd lnxrr grades He~:tt's Wednesday
report a6trs cIdiIl quAi. u: td u~er, and Inferior
grAhea Sakd lover. The last r-p.t QUOTES an ereraFe
decline these qualities u ~. The s.l-: OF The week
aicuni 10 only 81 WU bales.
lvEaronL. Feb. l5-riou: Is hu and prices uenk.
Wheat quiet and .t=sdy. Corn quiet; white 35-aS0.s
I'r"yis'nns dull quiet e.sar Is steady C"lre Is
dull Ths stock If CUriV: In pnr amounts 10 I26 vtJ
bales. including 50, LHr. oI rcnn. TIC lfUck Ia
peri for consumption wa- l,r:ry d.r!ians Irea.su::.
quiet and steady. Fr "i.ion. dull
TIE Bank OF Prsnce hos .Gcr r,rd l.. speci. 70 0Ot
frsuc. the week.
The Bank OF England had .'Tance ti diseoun: TO
eight per cent. C'nso ~ Z D.
The Nurih j. hon urfvrG uut lr ITO and Is TIuo-
MIA the Eth Instant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02
TEE sUSBEAMIS TIE CuURcU

1t sweetly stole through tinted pane
With mild and mellow light,
And stayed within the sacred fame,
As though it lored the sight
It played on childhood's cloud,ass o.og,
In warm and rosy rays,
And gave the mothers paliid check
The bloom OF other days.
It touched the old mans silver head
With amber's softost hue.
And iondly ser the hsllowea ION,
\ peaceful rainbow threw.
1t Il, the scuptor's classic group.
Or monumental stone,
And fingered long with Faith end nc.@
and round the InourDcr shone-
1t Ger the blessed altar hung,
And crowned the priest with gold,
And roval robe the surpl;ce seemed,
And fell IN purple fol-.
More bright than Aaron's bresstpIate c!,T.
The holy book OF God;
And gems brstrcwed the very Cor
Whereon the people trod.
Zen TINS the Spirits living light
VIII al! our lives surround,
And We ,hst Heavenly gift tina s-vs
Within ,Le church's bound.
Then come, b. font and altar c5rue,
With !nlth aud works OF love,
And darkest daJs -hal brightly b>.%
With radiance irou above.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-02
Secession at Tie North.

The Philadelphia North American thus
expressed itscf in regard 10 secession in case
of the annexation OF Texas:
I'VE do not hesitate 10 express the opinion
that it I,he Union) should lie declared 1t All
end as SOON as this MOS: disastrous event takes
place" But Texas adu'i;ted into the Union,
the COMPACT Is u an emf.
The Boston Atlas said:
"Wc will resist it in every way III wiilch re-
sistance can be effective We will resist it with
our tongue We will resist it with our whole
seul-with every nerve and muscle Of our
body. We will resist it with the last drop Of
our blood"
These former secessionists are now az bitter
against this dogma as they were then VAIN 10
its favor. Truly may it be said, times change,
and uen {snd nswspup ers) change With them"