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FaRcy Candy, HaEana CIgars. ete.
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he viii Be pleased At al times to receive The calls
his friends Al his stand.
UNDER THE NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.
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Notice
MANrEn.

A VIRGINIA LADY. who has has scus experiepo,
n IN teaching, IL desiro1s OF obtaining situation
Immediately, In southeFn family or public school
she fees weu qualified 70 give tusructon in ali ths
usual Eng i5a branches well the Prsnch
also, Music on the Piano, Embroidery and Grseisn
Painting.
Best OF references given IL desired Applicants stat
ing terms, etc viii please hddFe Miss P Box ts
GOrdongvifle, Virginia. iaqq-dtawIu
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Your obedient servant,
JOHN A. DIX,
Secretary Of the Treasury

TAs following is the bill which Mr.. Shsr-
man Intellectually endeavOred to introduce;
Be Il enacted, efe., That the Secretary OF
the Treasury is hereby au horized to accept
from any State a guarantee Of any stock Of
the United States which msy be hereafter is
sued, to the amount Of public money deposited
with such State for safe keeping, under the
provisions Of E-1sLt entitled "f.n act to regu-
late the deposit Of the public money" ap-
proved 2Sd OF June, 1886; provided that moth
ing herein contained shall be construed to sf-
feet the proViso OF the act entitled "An act to
postpone the fourth instalment Of the deposit
With the States" approved October 3, 1881,
requiring tbe three previous instalments to re-
main with the States until otherwise directed
BY Congress and provided, further, that such
guarantee shall in no event be construed or
enforced as imposing such deposits beyond the
obligations now existing BY law.
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.HHOfGcR.

sEOG6CGs
John y. Elan , Before Thomas HoIezaAn, = P.
vs.. Atthchment against 1on-resi-
7. n. Morrison. tde1t.
THE dsfendant Win take no ice that an siteahmen
4 has hesn sworn out againft hi-n ~ the pislntif
and levy made certain sofrtf mare, a name sad
die AID eugEy and the for tTisl he FIRST
DAY OF July, 1851. 81 10 csciock a. d . bslose the
said joniiee his once 10 shelby county Tennessee
o. Ehich time and place TIE defendant Is notified z
pear and defend. II he sees This nrst day Ct
JEnuEry, 1881.
sr17-slt raos. HotEwAN.
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]. MONThDONICO,
HAVING recently returned from Eurspe where he
II aid in his supplies, is now in receipt Of
$50 boxes BEsT ITALIAN AACARONI;
80 baskets SWEET OIL;
100 boxes BEST ITALIAN WINE;

A large supply Of the best OOGEIAC BRANDY ever
received in Memphis
Besides these, he has extensive supply q all kndi
q VINES and all 0thsr articles usually kept In
lie Of business. including all kilds of
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S8S2aN9seS.

O0O B1RRELs. prime Pinksye Potatoes for
/ %OG sale IN quAntitief 70 suit purchasers, At
EURDITT & cHOATs,
521 Main street..
! ~feo-IWs Hattreen rfntsn anf f1.-,rn qfrr~fs
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Amongst the rumors which have been industri.
ously spread during the present season of excite
element, there is not one which is calculated to
do more mischief, or which is more thoroughly
without the slightest foundation, than that which
asserts that there is, OR has been plot in Mary
land to obstruct by force, the installation of Mr..
LINCOLN into office. We perceive that the New
York Tribune of yesterday, in its editorial column
and in its correspondence repeats this canard This
invention has not received so emphatic a denial as
1t deserves, simply because its absurdity has led
everybody here to suppose it could gain no credit
anywhere. Since, however, it is obviously seized
upon by presses and writers, who seem TO thinl;
they are rendering good service 10 their country
by feeding an excitement already dangerous
to the peace of the nation, it may be
well enough to say that there is no foundation for
any apprehension that Mr.. LINCOLN, or his passage
through the territory Of Maryland to the National
Capital, will meet with any other trea ment than
that which is due to a man abort 10 assume the
highest office in the Republic
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measures should be enacted to preserve good order
and to make the conduct of every visitor conform
TO the requirements of the time and place Every
act that could offend public decency should lie
promptly and sternly punished. But the people
should be facilitated in getting, by some means or
other, to the Park they have purchased, and upon
the oaly days when most of them are able to 90 in
the course ofthe year. If the livery stable keeper
can hire his carriages and horses to any one who
may wish to ride or drive on Sunday, there is no
reason why the Passenger Railway should not be
permitted to do the same. We hope sincerely the
Mayors suggestion will meet with general ap-
prevail Tor 1t proposes what our people will de-
mand, sooner or LATER not as matter of convent
ence but as one of absolute necessity.
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, JANUARY Is. 1881.

BALTIMORE Coal CoMpANY's Coal.
'HARLEs GILMoI,
s q L E 4 Z "
";e So y sEGoND sTaEET I'd door rom the Post 0oe
F:e Undersigned having been re-appo;nted ths
SOLE AGENT
for the
SALE OF THE ABOVE
Q Il + 3 4 T E d c.
IN THIS hARKEp,
Takes this method of informing consumers OF Coal ami the
public generally, hate prepared to fill their orders fo,
any size and quantity at the lowest market prices and with
despatch.
The reputation for superiority oft article fuel OVER
ALL OTHERS, is now well established having been
very generally used in this market for the past
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
that the Agent deems it only necessary l., state tbst
1t Is now Es heretofore prepared in the veIy best man
ner of uniform size and FIRE. bone slate and otilar
purtes.
lam enabled to aliat The shortest notice. orders Tor
ANY QUANTITY
ofthe
8ALTiM0RE C0MPANY's
GEORGES CREEK
BITUHIN OUS coal,
Fox Shipment, Manufacturing, or Steaming PURPOSES
At VERY LOW RATES
would also say that there are number OF parties in this
city, dealers and others,
WHO ADVERTISE AND REPRESENT THEMSELVES
as selling the Baltimore Comqanys Coal BY reference 10
contract with the President Of the Baltimore Coal Con
ptny which can be at office, it will be fercevaI
THAT NONE OF THIS coal
CAN Re HAD
EXCEPT THROUGH Nj,
OK Ny REGULARLY APPOINTE1 AGENTS,
"HO HAVE WRITTEN AUTHORITY no SELL
- CHAS GiLMOR,
No. Is Second street, near the Post Office
~ Orders through the Post Office attended to- jel-.f
NEW G0oDs.
GABRIEL y. CLARK,
For Holiday presents has for sale every description Of fine
WATCHES, JEwELRg, SILVER PLATED WARE at his
Store coFheroi calvert and Water streets. d2Otf
kINDLING WooD KIyDLING WOoD!!
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE
At00fre Of City Steam Fire Wool NH,
No NoETH STREET.
R'' II JAS. II. JOHNSON
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A EADACaE is the av5rite sign ny which makes
KNOWN any deviation whatever the natural state Of
the eraln and viewed in this light it may be looked
safeguard intended to give notice of disease which mig
otherwise escape attention, till too lae to be
us Indications should never be neglected. Headaches may
be ciassl under two viz: Symptomatc and lido
pathlc SJ mpomatic Headache is exceedingly common
anu the precursor OF great variety of diseases among
ghich are Apoplexy, Gout, Rheumatism and all febrile
eases In Its nervous form it is symuath of disease
OF the stomach constituting sick headache, of hepatc
ease constituting bOus headache, OF worms constipation
ana other disorders of the bowels, well renal and
uterine affections Diseases of the heart very frequent
" ended with Heada hes Armenia and plethora are
affections which frequently occasion headache. dopathc
eaace Is also very common being usually distinguished
by the name of nervous headache sometimes coming on
Sntnly IN state Of apparently sound health and postat
ing at once the mental and physical energies other
instances II comes on slowly, heralded by depression
pS or scerbty of temper. In most instances the pain
Is IN the front OF the head, both
named Neurdlgia ' ~ "
FOR the reatm Of either class Of Headache the Cephaic
rus nave been found and safe remedy, relieving
the most acute pains in few minutes, and BY its subtle
power Graduating the diseases of which Headache is the
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN MARYLAND.-The citizens
OF Prince Georges county, of the Nottingham Dis
trict, have determined to form what is called a
"Home Guard 1t is proposed, by subscription OF
citizens of the neighborhood, to arm the company,
whose organization is to be permanent, under a
discreet command, and not uniformed, which shall
be ready at any time to act for the protection Of
the community, whether By patrol service or other
wise.
AT Cambridge, Dorchester county,a meeting was
held on Saturday last, for the purpose of forming
military company. Some twenty persons signed
the roll, and appointed committee to complete
the arrangements.
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Constipation or Cogtiveness.

No one OF the many ills flesh is heir is so prevalent
SO little UNDERSTOOD and much neglected CoStvene
Often gna'in IN careessness, or sedentary habits it IS
regarded rs slight disorder of little consequence
excite anxiety while in reality the precursor and
companion OF many OF the most fatal and dangerous
cases. and unless early eadcaed it win bring the sufferer
70 an unumey grave Among The lghter evils of which
c3uyeness is the usual attendant Headache Collie,
while long train q rghful diseases such MALIGNANT
feYers hcesses Dysentery iiarrhea, Dyspepsia
pleXT, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteria Hyp chondrass,
Melancholy and Insanity, first indicate presence in
TIE system by this alarming symptom. Not urfrequenty
the diseases named originate in Constipation, but aAe
an independent existence unless the eradcatpd
an early stage From all these considerations follows
that the disorder should receive immediate attention
ever occurs, and should neglect
Gephac Pills on The first appearance Of the complaint
their timely will eXpe the insidous approaches OF dis
ease and destroy this dangerous foe to human life.
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MAJOR ANDERSON AND THE PHILADEL-
PHIANS.
The following correspondence has been handed
to the Philadelphia Ledger for publication:

The following correspondence has been handed
to the Philadelphia Ledger for publication:
LCopy.l PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Z, 1861.
Dear Sir AS presiding officer of the great pub.
lie meeting held in this City on Saturday evening
last, the agreeable duty involves on me of trans
hitting to you the enclosed account of its pro
ceedings, as published in our morning papers.
Although am we'll aware that the consciousness
of having performed his duty is the soldiers bigh
est reward, and that, therefore, your love of
country needs no spur to incte YOU to continue
faithful to its flag, it is no less the duty of your
fellow citizens everywhere to greet your patriotic
doings in the present perious crisis of our national
affairs, with their hearty sympathy and applause
In this feeling responsive as know it to be to that
OF the vast mass of my feow-citizens, have great
| pleasure in being the instrument of making to
you the present communication.
Trusting that the Federal Government will per-
torn Its whole duty towards you and the brave of.
hcers and men under your command, by giving you
without delay the needful reinforcements and sun
PHes, nave the honor to remain, dear sir, your
most obedient servant, VIM D. Lewis
To Major Robert Anderson, United States Ar
tilIery, Commanding at Fort Sumter, Charles
MAJOR ASDERsoN'S REPLY.
| Copy FoRT SUMTER, s. c., Jan. II, 1861.
Wm. d. Lecia, Esq, PhHadelphia:
Dear Sir-I have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your favor of the 18th instant, en-
| closing copy of the proceedings of the pub
lie meeting held in Philadelphia on the 9th
! instant.
Twill not attempt to express the feelings which
sucn an approval OF my poor efforts to do my duty
excites, but will now merely thank You personally
! for the handsome manner in which you have per
formed your part as presiding officer ofthe meeting,
and for the fiat ering terms of your letter of trans
| initial.
Hoping that by the blessing of God, the impend-
| ing storm may be dispersed without bloodshed,
! am, dear sir, very respectfully,
| Your Obedient servant,
ROBERT ANDERSON,
Major IT
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miscellaneous.
T7HE AMALGAMATTOY OF LANGUAG

TIVE EMANCIPATION OF LANGUAGES
H. There is growing tendency in this age to appropriate
the most expressive words Of other languages and after
Cepha: which is from the Greek, sgnifying, FOR the
head IS now becoming pOpuarized in connection with
Mr. Spaldngs great Headache remedy, but it will soon be
used IN more seneral and the word Cephalc viii
become as common EectrOtype and many others whose
dhtlucton as foreign words has been away by
usage until they seem native and 10 the manor born
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TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAyED.-Nr. Spaldtng
has sold two millions Of bottles OF his celebrated Prepared
Glue and it estimated that each bottle at least ten
dollars worth OF broken furniture, thus making an
gate Of twenty milionsof dollars reclaimed from loss
by this valuable invention. Having made his Glue n
household word, he now proposes do the world still
greater service by curing all the aching heads with his
Cephatc Pills, they as good as his Glue Head
aches will soon vanish away like snow in July
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ANOTHER ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-The Bulletin des
Lois, Paris journal, publishes Decree signed by
the Emperor, approving ola Convention between
the Minister of the Interior and Messrs Bower.
Trotter, and Curtis, for laying down a submarine
telegraph between France and the United States.
This will be the third in contemplation. The two
others are the old Atlantic Telegraph from Vaentia
Qreland) to Newfoundland, and that from the
Farce Islands, via Iceland and Greenland.
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10 HUNTsMEN.-The law of Maryland prohibits
the killing of cartridges quail between the 18th
January and lst October, under penalty of SIS
for each bird. The law applies to woodcock be-
tween LIST February and 10th June, and pheasants
between LIST February and 10th August
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,BRIDGE1-Mssqs wants you to send her box Of Ce.
phac ue, no. bottle of Prepared Pills-but I'm think
ing that's not just it naither but perhaps yen be afher
showing is Ye she's nigh dead and gone with
the SICK Headache, and wants of that as
relaved her before.
Dr3gglst You must mean Spalding's Cephalic Pills
Bridget-Och! sure and you've sed it, here's the
quarter and give me the Pills and don't be all day about 1t
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f. Real Blessing,

I,hg3ictGH. Well, Mrs Jones' how is that headache
bS J0teS-Gone! Doctor, all gonel the pill you sent
cured me in just twenty minutes and wish you would
send more so that can have them handy.
PhySlcidn--Y GU get them at any Druggists Gail
for Cephalc Pills, md they never fail and Tecolr nd
th"m in al cases of Headache.
Ms JOHeSI shall send for box directly and nil
all nv suffering friends for they real tlcssa.
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'ardly Realized.

HI ad n oErible eadache this hefternoon, hand stepped
INTO the hapothecare hand says ri the man, Can you
hease of an eadache? ?" "oes it hache ard, says
CHGxceedingyn says hi, hand upon that e gave me
Cephalic Pill, hand 'pon 'onOr it cured quc
that 'ardly realized 'ad ed an 'eadache.
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BISHOP WHITTINGHAM APPROVES OFGOy.
HICKS COURSE.

The following letter, from Bishop Nottingham
to Gov. Hicks, is published in the Annapolis Ga.
zette of yesterday:
To HIS Erce'lency, T. Fl. Hicks,
Governor Of Maryland:
SGR:-1 am indebted to your courtesy for an Off
cial copy Of your address to the people of Mary
land. had already read it through in another
form, with intense interest. In ordinary times 7
should not feel it to be right to ntrude on you with
an expression of my private opinion. But in the
present emergency, even the least contribution of
support to one in high place. exposed to extraord-
nary assault upon his tirmness and integrity, NAV
be neither inopportune nor unwelcome. I have
been in ten counties of this State since the first of
November, In each of them conversant with some
among the most influential and respectable men of
the county In all, without any exception. ha We
found convictions of the present duy and lolicy of
Maryland, in the main agreeing with those ex-
pressed by your Address almost exclusively nreva-
lent among those with whom met
May | be allowed to say, that in nv own opinion,
your forcbe, frank, manly and true hearted state
ment of your policy and the grounds on which it
has been adopted and will be maintained cannot
but be attended (under the Divine blessingl with
the happiest results.
| belong to no party, and have never, in any
way, mingled in political discussions or contests :
and close study of Maryland and its people, not to
have formed pretty clear and strong opinions of the
prospects and interests of the State Mine, such
as they are, bear out fully everything that you
nave assumed OF asserted concerning those interests
| and prospects in your address.
My humble efforts, therefore, shall not be want.
ing in my sphere, to back your noble persistency
in keeping Maryland in her only true, right, safe
attitude of dignifed and quiet expectation of lie.
gitimate redress of past wrongs and provision
against contingent dangers, in the regular working
of the constitutional government Of the United
States.
For what you have already done to that effect
and are still doing, be pleased to accept the very
sincere expression of the warm admiration and
heartiest thanks of your personally obliged and
truly grateful
Friend and servant,
W L Wrrrrr1rrn,,.
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FOYER EXCITEMENT, and the mental care and anxiety
incident to close attention to business study among
the numerous of Nervous Headache The dsordere
state OF mind and body incident this distressing
plant is fatal blow to all energy ard ambition Sufferers
BY this disorder always obtain speedy relief
distressing attacks by using of the Cephac Pills en-
ever the symptoms appear 1t que,s the over;ased brsn
and soothes the strained and arng nerves, and Teaxs
the tension OF the stomach which always accompanies and
aggravates the disnIdered condition of the brain
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BENEFIT OF Mr.. CoLLINs-To-night is announced
as a benefit at the theatre for Mr.. Collins. While
here he has proved general favorite, and all his
pieces have rendered great satisfaction to that por
ton of our public who seek amusements, particu-
larry the last new Irish meo-drama, the Colleen
Ba'on, in which he assumes the part of IHyles ma
Coppaleea, and which will be given, in connection
with the comedy Hon. to Pay the Rent to light, on
the occasion of the benefit. Mr.. Collins honest
and successful endeavors to please should be re-
warded by an Overlooking house.
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AENTUCKT.-The Legislature of Kentucky meets
in special session at Frankfort to-day to consider
the condition of our national affairs The action
Of Kentucky will be looked for with great inter-
oct
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Ro0FING RooFING RooFIYa!
F9o&0MY, DURABILITY AND +EJUBITE
WARREN
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT IND NPOSTTTOY ROOFlFG
Unya!ied Ivy anything yet discovered ;or o7ing prpo,s
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER FR00F.
UNEQUALLED FOR EcvS0aY,
GERIrALLEp FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
For further information address Or call on
JAS. JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis aiding, COR North and Baltimore sts
ir0G-t
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DIED.
On the 18th November, CHARLES RUST in the Goth
year OF his age formerly of Baltimore county, but for the
He was one of the Old Defenders =
On the 10th instant, THOMAS LANCASTER in the 29th
IF hisa go
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ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN NEBRAsKA-We have
been placed in possession of the veto message of
Governor Black, of Nebraska returning to the
House OF Representatives its bill for the abolition
OF slavery IN that territory, and the accompany
ing documents The bill is follows
L. BE it enacted by the Council and House of
Representatives of the Territory of Nebraska That
slavery or involuntary seryitude, except for the
commission of crime, whereof the party shall have
been duly convicted, is hereby prohibited within
this Territory
2 This act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
Henry W. DEPUY,
speaker OF the House of Representatives
WM. II. TAYLOR
President of the Council.
Governor Blacks objections to the act are both
moral and material, both political and pecuniary
He holds first that it is in violation of the Constitu
ton of the United States as expounded in the bred
Scott decision; and second, that its tendency will
be to turn cattle drovers from Texas away from
the highways of Nebraska--he, (Governor Black !
having heard that eight hundred head Of beeyes
crossed the Missouri river at Nebraska CITY last
summer en- route from Texas to Chicago. "Tho
future OF Nebraska" says Governor B. "is linked
with Texas
Furthermore, he continues, "The chief part of
our river trade is with ST. Louis and other parts of
Missouri No steamboat with hired slave on
board, can with safety touch the shore of Ne
braska for this law which, l understand, YOU are
determined to pass, notwithstanding these serious
objections, is unqualified in its terms and imme.
date in operation Is it not perfectly PLAIN, that
the effect must be to diminish in some degree our
commercial facilities ?''
The views of the House concerning Gov. Blacks
objections are shown in the following record APP
pended to the veto
The question being "Shall the bill pass, the
Governors objections to the contrary nothwith-
standing" upon which the ayes and nays were
demanded, with the following result:
Ayes-Messrs. Baker, Barrett, Beane, Cavins,
Chase, Clark, Cleburne, Coleman, Cotterel, Cowles,
Davidson, Davis, Fisher, Gates, Gilmour, Grebe,
Millard, Mullen, Parker, Redick, Reed, Sibley,
Sollenberger, Tisdel and Whaley-3l.
Nays-Messrs. Down and Porter-2.
Two-thrds having voted for the bill, it was
passed. GEO. L. SEYBoLT.
Chief Clerk, House of Representatives.
The bill subsequently pas ed the Senate by a
nearly unanimous vote, and has thus become a
law ChicdGO Tribnpe
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PARKER BRoTHERs LONDON CLUB SAUcE-Tkis
celebrated Sauce is fast supersedng all others From the
richness and decacy OK ITS favor, it has attained ropu.
lli'y almost as great IN this country in Europe For
sale by ali frstCaSj grocers and by their agents,
GREEN & YUE, Importers,
Oh IL 20 West Baltir7or street