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The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-13

Montevideo and Brazil are quare!ng .
symptoms Of fight.
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The Expedition to the South.

Departure of the Steamship Baltic
New YORK, April 9.-The steamship Baltic, r.
Gently chartered as transport by the L. S. Gov
srnment, sailed this morning for the South. She
was hcavilyloaded with arms, munitions Of war
stores provisions, liquors, and largr quantities OF
gunny bags. She is supposed to be destined to
strengthen the Notifications on the Gula
Important from Montgomery.
Order to open fire Ou Fort Pickeus.
o a =. q
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MdugnratioR IF tie Ne'c L. :. 1dD.-
The New York Herald, of the I'd, says:
The new tariff went into effect i'll the
Northern States yesterday, and gave rise
to endless troubles and vcXations. The
day was a busy one at the Customhousc..
The act allows goods OH which the du-
ties are lcsscncd to be Withdrawn from
bonded warehouses on payment ~ tho
duties therein provided. Importers have
not been slow in finding out this PROVISION
and the consequence has been that the
foods on which n reduced duty is to bo
! levied have been hurried into public stores
during the past month. The principal
articles thus warchoUscd are sugar, molas-
scs, Manila. hemp and indigo. But yes
trrday was the lst of April. and those
goods could then be Withdrawn for the
first time at the new rate. Importers who
had DELAYED their sales until then, made
LARGE Withdrawals Of merchandise under
the new rates. About $4,000 worth OF
sugar and moasscs was thus Withdrawn
The work Of passing the Withdrawals IL
more than double, and consequently more
time was consumed i'll getting thc entries
through This gave rise 10 much dlssat-
isiaction on the part OF the Importers. But
they must be patient and wait heir turn
for, with the present force Of Government
clerks they cannot expect to get th''r
goods ~ soon a heretofore.
, Many and many more of th" newly
, Hcd.,cd merchants of this ,.iy have voted
tine customhousr 4 nuisance, 4 bore, an IN
extrcablc mazr. m unconqu"rable trouble
Photograph Oh L-IIlFoih-
BY SuT LovENGooD.
Road and laugh, and laugh and read
, read it again and laugh deeper. 1t will b
/ sure to shake YOU mp and make you fat
Y ten:
r, oils nouf, his paw, and his footzcs an
2 the principil icctcrs, add his -inkin PM
the way them AZ laiS- rv" him gets mt"
his body. They goes ia at excl ''dge T"F
s ter like the prongs goes intu pitch iorb
/ Owe MI the burned skcrry lookm Ole cusse
h. fnr president ever seed. he am decided
, " the durndcst. He looks like yale
l. ladder with half the rmgs knocked out.
e kotch Il ole bull frog o-ec and druv ma
l. thru his lips inter post, tied two rocks :
c his bine toes and stuck n darnin need
inter his tail tn let oat the misture, an
y l,f him there tn dry. seed him two week
in afterwards and when | seed ole Abe | the
in hit were an orful rctribution cum Ontu IN
re and that bit were Tie same frog OIL
Or stretched little longer, and had tuck
warm of close to keep me from KNOWN hlr
u an ketchen him an nallin him up again,
p natral born durn fool is X, swar zee
the same watry, skeery look in the san
he sorter knots on the backbone" I'm fea
to George, sumthin'S tu cum NV my nailin
that ar frog, swar | am, ever since | So
Abe; same shape. same color, same fr
n (cold AZ cel an Im-----ct hit auit t
same smell
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-13

LIZ In order to keep our readers posted
with the movements of the people through
out the country, deem it proper to copy
from the True Delta the following report
ola
Political Meeting at Donaldson
willie.
DOSAIDsONyiLLH, la,
March oath, 1861.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-13

~ \ few mornings since our sanctum
was more than usually enlivcncd by tn"
cheering presence of our esteemed cotcm-
porary of the " Star State Jcllersonian,
Col. JAS. A. WARNER The Col. looks
fine, and appears to be in fine spirits. lie
is on short visit to this place. The
Colonel informs us that his paper has been
established on firm basis, and that he is
highly pleased with its location. Those
wishing to subscribe to a sound State,
right journal, published in one Of the most
Rourishing portions of Texas, would dc
well to send on their names accompanied
with 81 SOY to the "Star State Jetterso
man." at Jefferson, Tex.
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yW We learn from the officers Of the
steamer Milton Ref, that the steamer
Leeomte on her up trip, sunk on yesterday
opposite VI. Boycr's plantation, Parish OF
NatchitocAo,. Boat and cargo is 'upposed
10 b. total i,a-..
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SCHEDULE ii per cent.

Acids, alors, arsenic, asatUtida, borax,
buchu, bristlcS, birthstone, cameo and other
stones, not set; dye stufTs and dye woods
rrindstones, India rubber, not manufac-
trrcd; indigo, Washington shoes and buttons
maddcr, music, pewter, old; soda ash, spi
ccs, watch materials, and unfinished part
of watches.
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20 See advertisements Of horse stolen.
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SopA WATER-Messrs. Westbrook x
Bro, the enterprising proprietors of The
Age, nave put up Soda Fountain at their
saloon, where every one can be accomo-
dated with this refreshing drink during
the "mclting" months.
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Fugitives of for Canada.

Cr,c,co Anril s.--One hundred nnd six fu-
ri,ivcs eft last night for Canada 1t is estimated
hat over ono thousand fugitivcs have arrived
since last fall.
DETROIT, April about three hundred iug
lives. principally from Illinois passed here INTO
Canada since Saturday Large numbers are re
portcd on their way.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-03

The Washington Star gives the following ac-
count OF how the Connecticut officers were
captured
The captain was doing picket duty near The
Scott house, which is situated in Z secluded
position, about q mile northwest q this vii
isge Gals church,. Like the cticut
sergeant and corporal, who disappeared mira
culOusly . dsy or two since from the same
house, the beauty OF the two Misses Scott,
Greatly respectable Young ladies', aged eighteen
and twenty) AMI their fascinating manners,
induced i'm 70 step a few hundred wards from
the line be was stationed to guard, TO pay bis
respects 10 them and indulge IN = little agyeea-
b conversation. Famed for their hospitality
as they wsTs, they OF course invited him with
in the threshold. Time few while he was
there, and he took 70 thought on it. But
"Sesesh = did; for presently three Of its
troopers appeared at the door and made known
their design TO escort the gallant captain to
the woods near by, where a considerable part
IF their company were in wal, In tuTn, 20
escort their bird thus Gagged Just as and WHERE
the sergeant and corporal had been so recently
caught in the same wav. That's the last here
ahOu $ heard Of Captain Kellogg and the fas
cinating Misses Sect, who are rank seces-
s~ionis's, BY the By, though certainly most
agreeable and entertaining young ladies'. Il
is surmised that those who have thus been
using them Of late as bird lime" deemed it
best for their s'fstg to take them along with
The gallant captain in the direction Of Fairfax
Court House. When search was made for
Captain Kellogg, 10 one was found about the
house except old Mrs. Scott, who was Cor pro-
fessed to be) in a state Of blissful ignorance
Of what became of him or her daughters.
Really, it ls high time thai Uncle Sam changed
the uniform Of these conflinE CoGHecticusers
-habitiRg them hereafter in a full suit Of
green. No other color would so become them,
THAT'S certain.
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tion; preparing tie way for its advance, and
aTTes.iDg the advance Of the enemy Ine
range OF the six FOUNDER gun is about o0O pa
ces, and That Of the twelve Founders about
lO5O PAGES, that Of the twelve FOUNDER hoWlt-
ger shells, about from 200 to 1000 PAGES.
Inc engineers are charged with the attack
and defense OF military Norks, The laying out
and construction of field defenses, entrench
ments, roads, ETC. in attack they form a part OF
tAe advance guard. to remove distractions, and
in retreat, they form a part Of ths rear guard
to erect obstacles, destroy roads, bridges, ETC..
so as to retsTd the enemy's pursuit.
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r
MINERAL SPRINGS

THESE SPRINGS hSye been placed in fns condition
and are now offered TO the public as a balm fOr
many OF the ills to which flesh is heir.
A partial analysis OF the EGrers shows the presence
ia happy proportions, ~ Iron, MaZHezisy Sulphur.
AlumiDa, Sedeum, etc. etc, ai admirable adapted fol
the relief cf persons afflicted with arrangements Of n,
bowels and stomach, as sell a. affections Of the skin
These SPRINGS sTe d fersut from any heretofore known
il this viciuitg. being discovered last summer on the
northwest, and in the town Of Raleigh, oLClby county
Tennessee.
seautiiul Pavilion ado rs the ground, ard a spleE-
did Tsnplu Alley luJ-ts hea4tbs1l amusement 10 th5
v~isitors.
SPRINGS, Gud having rented saG put the RafeIgd HJteI
in gsod repair, Is now ready 10 all wis
may sef health or desire a pleasant sajouru IL a c5un-
try villugr.
This i a fac place fer the families Of soldiers il
service. Charges reasonable,
ieIG-Ims p 4 STANLEY
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Tuka mineral Springs.

THESE Rim having been carefully analysed by
| the State Deo1Efs Of Mississippi, asd found III
contain SulphBretied hydrogen Largely Bicarbonste cf
Iron largely Free Carbosic Acid, with small am'uats
Of 81 Caro- OF Magnesis, 81. Caro-. Linus. 81. CsIb.
Potash and Soda, AMI Clori'e cf Potassium - sodium
N Spring No. ,, il &c JO0 parts o! which ae l-iO Of
SOLID ingredients, five sIXtEs Of which .re Per0Sds %
Iron. No. 3 contains the ingredients Of tho former,
except SalphuTettgd Hydrogen. Nc. ? is 3 strong Red
su phur Spring. Spring No , is 9 sImpl5 Chulvoe=te,
somewhat weaker than the former Both Of the lstJar
dihar from the majority Of other Cha yhezt=s and sui
phur waters Of the State. in tneir freedom from purEa-
tive ingrtdien's, whieh renders them better adapted 10
feeble "a tents being almost purely tonic, ami IN the
case 81 The first mentioned Alternatives.
Many visitors from EempSi-, New Orleans and all
The South western States, Ia. e been restored to health
from long sanding chrcnsc diseases by drinking this
waterj aud the great popularity which they have OBJ
tanned ana the large Increase II visitors. has induced
the hotel c0upan & enIarg5 their as,aEnodlti0Hs. and
they ROW afford every luxury and amusement besides
studied comfort, which csu be obtained In the country.
To the plessure-seeEer, the finest fishing IS within
an agreeable ride Of five miles. Billiard Tables, Bowl
ing AIies, Liver Stables, and whatever can zmuse the
summer visitor, j. at lis C1mmGnd.
A Band Of HusiC rs In attendance and 20 eEpsase OF
care Is spared % render guests comfortable and happy
Ths SPRINGS doteI is situated Immediately on She
Memphis and Charleston RAILROAD, about hall way be-
tween semphis and Huntsville. within one hour Of the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad At COriuth, and two hours Of
the Mississippi Central asd six hours OK Memphis.
q & CO., FE0grletors,
jP1I-fm IuEa. MIs-i@SiDui.
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Te10ne square, renewable weekly 2er annnn, $1,000
&C " twice { WeeE5 " SUD
FH-rr-o squares, renewable weekly, per Annam' sv.09
50 " rWica : SOeks o0.CJ
-z-Au dverlssmea FOR the Apsosl mUst6e handed
-nat the Ule-k'sdesk.
g@AIt Transient adyeTtigsments muStfa nArEecior s
saPrlspd tine. Wien not Tugs marked, they VIII be
.hzIgedf for ono week, md discontinued a. the ehu VI
lEt time.
EssAn dvertlsemsn MIS- required 20 be kept on second
age, PARoE AS NEW EACH DAY andon thirCpase5
a advance over stated ratss-
EzsAdv6rtis5Uslts uireced % be displayed, or SET IN
srze type, charged st DOUBLE RATES.
Ez-YoaTiy advertisers VIII be charged extra FOR oSol-
vigg space over contract aud when LARGE TYPE IS
required to be used, or The sd-v5TsisemantFeP On lhslaS
Z Jsper
s+Yssrly advertisers WILDE charged extrs ct rssu-
lar rates, for Vents, Rents, Removals, Co-Parnsrshils,
Notices, To CJnsFnces, etc.
Es-Treas.ea3 Advertisements mgst be Peid for IN
rd5EHc6.
E7.So zdvsrtlseaen vii apps4r il tie weekly paper
Mess By special contract.
E57Adv-- semCntg g. b. inserted N the'Weekiy paper
snly, OF regular Intervals in either or he papers,
viii De charged s. Per sgrarelcr zach and every llser-
ion.
Ea9AnnouBciHE Candi.ates 9or State, Co1n,y and Nd
1ioipsI 2Gces, % esGh, 70 DO paid il advance Ia every
inslsuce.
rEarrIages and Deaths are published as acwsj but
1bit1srie7, Trit7tos OF Respect md Funeral ln7itsionf
IS sill other advertisements.
EE@AlI legal and transient advertisements viii be
charged BY the insertion.
S"EiitOTia' notices n local column VIII be charged
2Ocents 20. line.
- No d~sduction or variation will be made from Ire
HoLIEA4AE &rUJ.
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The whole establishment. Is in charge Of Mt. JOHN
Z. HJKILL, OF great experience in This line CT busi-
ness. TO whom all letters may be sldre 1sed at the
Springs.
stsges will leave Tracy City Cat the end Of .he rail-
ROAD daily for the Springs, On the srIiva, Of the carsj
or caaysyacoes can be procured at acxinnvile by hose
who prafe- that routa taI2 dav I'm
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TyUE IN. srsiEuel having been Cu4lHei as executors
Of Z p R85ards, deceased, hereby notify al per
sons indebted TO his estate to make payment to ~ and
an persons having claims against his estate are hereby
no iGed 20 present them. duly proven according O. law,
for payment. Til. Both day or Nav. 1871
II W~tCEE2SHA8,
3. A.. BaECHEE
hf-iU Executors Of Z. u R7b4fds dec'd.
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For CONGRESS.

We are authorize - ann-uuoe J D G. ATKINS as
a candidate for the Confederate Congress from the
Mimi ConeressI.naI nlstriCt. je.9-tds
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oW02egosgse Springs.
MAR EEcXVTLLE, EAST TENNGss

N@hAs hNf1H LIZ L4-oA I'm G11LEB
rs - q gE' q z p ~ Z - Z.
TINS resort for health or pleasure seekers, as it.
/ nEmr indicates, Is located in a sequestered valley.
alms-t -rcosad by mountain spurs OF the AleEHduy,
known Is the Chl,nCwee, snd rise NJ On every side and
emJ"s0ui q yalIev which cannot be contemplated By the
lover Of nature without much enjoyment.
or the beneficial effects II this water on cases cf
DYSPEPSIA, CuEGEI IIFER COMPLAINT, and
diseases most common IN southern latitudrp, 70 more
certain ana effective remedy exists
The Hotel accumulation consist Of a N
C~OSMODIOUS BUILDING. with spacious Piazas On
each story, running the entire length Of the building.
sB1 numerous GDTHIO COTTAGES, all tastefully ar
ranged On the lava in 'front.' Of the mail Hotel, and &C
csssi5la to beth Spriu and Hotel.
The Lawn IS haResecsoty covered y it'll grass ard bean
tlfully shaded with maj site forest trees No watering
place presents mo G attractions than MUrtvale, aad the
propristors respectfully invite the attention OF those
who seez a retreat IN sumner, either FOR health or
pleasure.
Visitors will 60 81 Knoxville, and thence twenty -fo7r
miles Vy stage, which connects With the train.
WATT, AEIEB x CO.,
je7 In Exchange Hotel, EJntEomery, Ala.
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Mr. Clay to the Times;
81 know where ] will wear this daggaT:
Cassius from bondage VIII deliver Csss,us {:
Therein,'y gods, you make the weak most
strong:
Therein We gods, you 'traitorso do defeat {:
Ttcse that with haste will make a mighty
fire,
Begin itiWih wheat straws."
The London Times on Mr. Claws letter
"ImpeTiOus CUzsr dead and turned to CA
M ght stop g hole TO keep the wind away"
Mr.. Claws private reflection:
9Th Ttnfcs is out OF ioiat-Oh, cursed spite,
Tnat ever I was horn 10 set # rishs!'
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PeIE.scaI Gems for rorIncrn papers

[-LA4 ASA WI
The GULLoT1NE IN MoTI0N-MT, Naval
Officer Dennison Yesterday removed ON Other
Fit6willian Birdssll, ESQ, of the Eighteenth
ward, and alderman John L'nskly, Of VIII
lismsburg, both well-knOwH Democrats. Mt.
DennisCn viii remove about a dozen more on
the first Of Jaly- The present federal admin
istTstion, it VIII t'us be seen, c0at.-ue5 TO Gig
more party" except in removals from and ap-
pOintnentg to office.
The above Item is from the editorial columns
Of the New York Nesss OF the 19.h, in which
paper we find the following clippings from
other papers:
We are al I" party row-o The new post
master Of Boston has "trotted outo seine seven
OF eight Democrats and gives their places to
wide awekes. This may be all right, but 1t
does not jus ify the common saying thai We are
all Of cone party now" M-. Collector Good
rich has turned out, We are told, one hundred
and thirty Democrats within c few weeks
back, AMI .hs cry is still thsygo. Some OF The
new officers are elegant fellows,
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BEERSHEBA sPRINGS,
GTWndy coWSfy, Tennessee.
DlSEYeRgOH F0R CHILDREN.

THIS G~ELEBRATED WATERING TLACE IS now
J. opened -C- visitors. Tho promises have been put
in THOROUGH REPAIR. Among other additions is
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>. G-gEEsaABEG & BEsO.,
Cabinet Makers q UpholsteT5Tsr
a. EFRNRC.

N 2LES+Ag
COREEE CEN E2 ALLY h&D WASHING tOr ST.
IS prepared 10 manufacture gil kinds OF AstleE1t4-
Z cal. N iOSophicaI AMI Optical INSTRUMENTS m the
best msnHers and az the lowest Prices. He Is also pre-
pared to manufacture Bullet A0llds and Cartridges for
I'll The variou, EinIl Of firearms now % Use, aud all
light machinery. He s0lIC,ts d portion OF ta7 puzzle
patronage. Orders iron the country promptly at
tended 10. Eei-imr
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We arr authorized 70 announce N r. HILL, Of
Trenton, as q candidate for the Oa:edsrsts Con greSs
from the Ninth Congressional District -e22-td6@
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BG5Eeg7s SRsg'99sgS,
~ nHEEEE Al =

: =
TTHIS most celebrated watering Place is now Upsl
Z for the reception Of visitors, and has already &
gCo1 many persons frOB difsrBF parts ef the country.
We have gagged the services OF the celebrated HOLD
ING BAND fJT the season, who are hard 60 excel on
brass ca string instruments. Tho advantages Of fishing
are admitted 5y al woo hsve visited this place 10 excel
those OF any Otner watering place, Shoal creek being
only d quarter OF a mile, ard Tennessee r yer only four
miles distant, and we are supplied with fishing boats
or szifs for he purpose. Our Ten-pln EueYs and Bill
iiaTd Tables are in good order.
The waters OF these p1inEs are recommended by
more than two hunared OF the EOst eminent -hysiciaRs
in tho surrounding country, for the cure Of ScrofuR,
rUpsy, dyspepsia, liver complaint. diseased peculiar to
females, sore eyes, chronic uIsTThes, syphilis, aud all
diseases OF the kidneys, urinary organs. and al elta-
neogs diseases. Numbers Of tn most remarkable
cures have bees testified to by most respectable living
witnesses
Col James n. rdccb, late Of Iuka SPRING., assists in
the management or the hOlse, end no pains viii be
spsrea 20 make or guests ia every way comfortable.
Orr table shall be supplied with the best thu country
sforss, and our accommodations in every respect shall
be as good as those Of any other watering place in the
COuutTT.
Our ST. &c coaches viii b at the depot ct Florence on
the arrival Of the cars, at all times, and convey all pas-
sengers 10 ana from tine Springs without delay
Our livery stable Is well stocked with carriages, hug
gies Eud horses, for pleasure riding.
myl2-tf ELLIS Il co Proprietors.
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Fo Congress.

We sre Authorized and rsquestei u announce r. G..
AVN a. candidate for delegate 10 the Congress or
he Confederate St-tes Of America, which asse nblos at
ll richmond On tie 20-h day Of Jnly next. iel3-te
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H.RsgaLL'S SC5 EEgE METALL9-
PE3jus
BURIAL CASKETS.
ALSO, For
Barsto#'s Metallic Burial Baskets,
Memphis Steam Bakery,
z. 81. DAygDSON & 90.

2 FATUFAOT' RER5 Of Crackers Of oil kinds. Also
W Mayer Pilot bread, ETC., Second street., between
AGsms and jefferson.
We have c~.nnrct58 with the above business, Couiec-
tionsries sud Cakes OF an Ei1ds Et Wholesale Or retail.
wiz furnish yam lies or parties and weddings at short
notice and "a re5ucet prices
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For Cnncress,
Fer COnEress

We ars author .sed 70 anpounca JOHN G. EARRING
TON ss q c~audicate to represent the 10 h Congressional
District Of Tenues ee, as d delegate il the congress Of
the Confederate States. j"le-t-f
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E0P EmHgrPss.

" arc authorized 70 announce D n. CURRlN, ESQ.
OF this city. 2 candidate TO ?, present this ConFressiona
District in the Congress OF the Confederate States, q
The aO-1inu election jelS-t=F
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y VI NVEEhN CcN7
VIZ. T AVERY Is 3 candidate to represent the 10Th
Congressional District IN the Congress Of the Cnnfede-
-a;e States. 1elS-te