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For Children.
Dr.. mcLean's Universal Pills,
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aEUE E7uN

There has never been a cath1rtic medicine offered
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McLean's CuiveraI Pills.
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Theg pr1duce no grpinT sickness or pain I'm The sl0m-
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part o. the Emitted STATES
JH MCLEAN, Sole Proprisi0r.
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NEW TesK, April 10, ?. H.-Cottsn-The narfst
to-day closed with an Advancing toudoseyj sales Of 1890
bales 1t 1sc. FsHr dull at an sdvaree Of SSios $500
srls aols at s5as.Io. WHEAT advanced i92s. Corn
qaist at sIAesse. Lard STEADY; $50 bhi sid at -
am.
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THE YoUNG GUAED.-At the meeting called
for the organization of The "Young Guard .
the following, amsng other resolutions, which
we published yesterday, was passed;
Resoirei, That John +. Cameron, T. B.
Trezsvant, Hunsdale Carey, W. F. Bonner,
and r. l.. YaDeey be asd are hereby appointed
a committee to call upon our dry goods rIer-
chagts and learn what amount OF cloth, tic,
they will present rs, for our uniforms.
Fifty names have been subscribed 10 their
roll, and We expect to see them speedily
equipped and ready for service.
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RatGst A&ms bp Geltgragb

e. All the regular telegraphic reports for
the newspapers are made up BY the New York
associated press. No telegraph operator CT
agent is permitted to make up such reports.
The telegraph company has no agency what
ever in the preparation Of dispatches for the
press, ser is it in any manner responsible for
the character or truth Of this kind Of news.
GV Fer war news by telegraph, see second
page.
Additional Foreign News by the Kc-
dRr.
LIVERPOOL, April 6.-France offers to sup
port the session of Venetia to Iialy for terri
torial consideration.
Warlike rumors continued at Paris. NE
American news gives great impetus to India
cotton growers.
The London Times says both tariffs are hos
tile to English interests, and the prohibition
Of the slave trade by the Southern Confeder.
aey was put forth merely to cOneiliats Brit
ish prejudice.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, April 19.-River rising with
twenty feet water on the falls.
Court House M Helena Rurned.
HELENA, April 19.-Our county court house
was burned last night. Total loss.
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ANNIVERSARY NOTICE.

TFHE Hird anniversary q ne armenian anistF Of
~ r-arsu-- s-nadical College viii be CELEBRATED
o9fba a5fn o. Apll- william N. ingram o. Denmark.
~..re.sae orator alscf 90 the day. The public are most
rss-~ afuTv invited 10 attend
.p,5-tstrdlnr2l:wIt n. RAREER, Cor. Sec,
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A REBELLIoUs NEeRo.-Quite an excite
msnt was raised at the corner Of Main and
Madison streets, yesterday, by the determined
resistance made BY a drunken negro belonging
to Mr.. Dorian, TO Officer Sullivan, who was
taking him into custody. Such was the amount
Of fight in the negro that the crowd turned in
and aided the officer, when the infuristed man
was taken of on a draw.
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Business aoElrrs.
DR. EDMONDS.

The attention Of Che readers It the
4rrra4 directed 70 ibs sdvartiEemszt q q. "
f0NEs d co Whelssase Drszgists Ne N.ln
STREE aria-fr
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N. B-Ue bold an or sticks and bonds a, permz-
nent Investments, and the present pricss should not be
e~onsidered As a proper staadard FOR theiT real value,
bat BrefsrrIng 10 ooaform strsty 70 the requirements
sine law, have quoted thfm At The l0we-t cash pricer
A. ne safe Of siement which makssa difference o.
hA-Amssnt fIiabuutssfeu md not dre
u banks aad other rsditoTs...-.-...- NbG53.7S
oth--Loaasa Adjusted aud due. unpaid be-
cause Of soutest am1ng cred
ISL %
Th.-Lsssss adjustsd and not
l928As
ga -Leas's AdJusted--.---... H,Io9.s9
9A-Lstses in ~suspense. waiting farther p-oos, n'ne
except What arc resisted on The ground o. fraud
and not allowed.
ioth.-Am ether claims against ne company There
are .oma unsettled claims.
1th The greatest amount insured 10 any ohs risk:
The general rule II the company is, not % 70 er
eeed 81. COO On any ere risk.
izth.-Ths greatest amount SLOWED By the rule of the
eompany T. be Insured in any enc city, town or
village depending upon its slze and hsw built
B-The greatest amount allowed 70 be 10 any one
block, depends upon is extent and Constructor.
I4th.-fho set Of Incorporation OF the Company is the
same As heretofore filed.
J. s. CARSON. President.
hA- l. BENT Secretary.
FredrieS osaniy. Is
J. 8. Carsoa. President. and Wu. L. Bent. Secretary
Justios sf the Psass, in and for said county. In the STATE
aforesaid, and nade oath that the annexed statement Is
true - shoWd By the books and papers Med in lhe oGss
sivsn undsr ny hsnd this 1lth day q February. 1861.
J. T. BRUWG5 J.. p.
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
Friedrich County.
l. J. G. Risly. Clerk % The county court o. Fredrick
souniyi 10 the State Aforesaid, 60 hereby certify that J
r. Brown. before whom the foregoing affidavit was
made, Is = Jdsles OF the Peace in asd tor said county
day SsnmlaaioHed and sworn. ami that % an his acts
a. auea, fall faith and credid are due and % rigth ought
= be givsn, as well in courts ofjusucs as theTe0ut.
Ia tattiOonT whereof. 1 hsvs hereunto svbscrbedad
ny nsme. and aEed The sea- Of said county. this IIth
Gay Il Perjury, 1851, and IN ths s5th year OF The COM
nonWealth- J.. G. RIELT, @. @.
STATE or VIRGINIA,
Fredriek CouEty,
], Rost. B, Wol'e, Notary Public in and for The county
Aisrssaid. de hereby certify that I have examined ard
5nParsd with The foregoing statement. The bonds.
certificates Of Etesk, mortgages, eic.. belonging 10 the
lnruranse Company Of the Valley OF Virgins. aEi dnd
iAsH to esrresPond herewith And ! DO further Ger
ufy, that ne value aMEed 10 each IL correct, so far as Z
an ske to detsrmiae from qu~stati1es and other reliable
7ssrsss Of laformAtion, and that the MORTGAGES are on
property 81 asusls the value Of the debts secured
Ihersby.
In tsstimsay whsrsof, I have hsreunto Subscribed my
name, and afaTsd ny notsrial seal, At the town OF Win
chester, Va, February 1Ith, 1851.
ROBT. T Oh Notary PHblic.
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SHELBY GRAYs This company organized
last ,vening by the election Of The following
officers James Somervills, captain Luke ".
Finley, first lieutenant; W. HutthIrson,
second lieutenant; T. W. Francis, third lieu
tenant; J.. W. ROgan, orderly sergeant. The
company will meet tonight for drill.
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Cherokee Cure!


AN unfAiliDg eure for seniESl Wsatuess, Nosiurnal
Emissions, IHpotsEey Less q Power, PalHs il The
Back, Stone in tbs Bladder. obs.rustss and biasult
Aonsiraudon ana all diseases saEssd By d~sYittisE from
the psts Ct nature, and ~izdelElne 10 self-Psllutss.
BY the nee Of his Cure all improper discharges are
removed, the weakened organs Of Esnsration are
speedily eurea. add FOIL visor restored
Eiih'r sex. contemplating marriage. should renset
that a sound miad and bsay are Necessary to promote
eonnu5ial happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, dsbllitsted. worn
down and Departing devotss ef sensual pleasure, will
and relief.
It is safe and pleasant in taste, but immediate in its
action; containing no mineral poison, but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in The form Of a dslisisus
-syrsp.
Price q per bottle, or hires bottles for IS, and for
sarded BY express to al parts q ihe world.
Sold By all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MEKwIE, PTopristers,
81. Leuis, Missouri.
Sod in Memphis by all responsible druggists.
MOI Af-rmf-
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The BANNER WARD ALL RlGHT-The Re-
lief Ere Company No. :, last night resolved it.
SELF into q military organization, by a unani-
meus vote. The company will meet at the
engine house tonight at ! O'Clock for drill and
organization. All who desire to enrol will
attend promptly.
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CASTING CAESoE.-We yesterday called ct
the foundry Of Quinby & Robinson on The bat
turs, and fohnd q portion Of The men busy
moulding for a cannon o. thirty-two pound
calbre. The TASKS . in which the sand is
moulded, are made Of iron, fulI Of perforatious,
10 allow the escape Of air and steam. The
sand used in moulding is dry and is rammed
very hard. A wooden model Of he cannon to
Be cast is placed 10 he center o. the sand, and
after the ramuing is over this pattern Is with
drawn, leaving an orifee into which The
melted iroa is poured. The model is in two
psrts, each moulded 10 a separate /" flask"
when one Of The g tasks " is then placed upon
The other, the two making a whole. when
the mould is completed it is baked 50 a. 10 be
thoroughly dry it Is then placed in a sort OF
sit. tbe msIsed metal Is poured into It and the
ssfino il done. After casting, the boring,
5riuiog he touch boie, and the p~olishingat
~. tors IL tie next process Then fixing Oh a
gnpe carriage. The iron ass p the process is
Ssa.rspt from ssssu Of ordiasry castings. j
6f great tsnaciiy, for if too hard it
rack, il too soft It viii soon cease 70 be
81 10 Tie bore from indsntstiou and friction.
r. The prgseht casting turns out to be a sue
cess-as the proprlet0rs Of The foundry feel
eoBfdeni Il Wul-tbis, the fret cannon east IN
Memphis, viii be presented to the city Alter
ward, Msssrs. Quihby & Robinson will be able
turn oattwo pieces aday, which is as many
ere is naehiaery in The city to Dor, and
A1'' er7h nos msalding is q thirty
ftE-- A-sf fan fe.f s., f.-Ih
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..nnur n ;,

At a meeting Of the citizens OF ChIekasaw
City and vicinity to organize q Home Guard
on Thursday evening, the 18th insts A. c,
Ksicbum, Ese., was called 10 the chair, aht
Rip. B. Holiday appointed secretary. Tbs
chair explained the objects Of the meeting II
a few well-timed and pertinent remarks. Or
motion. the following committees were aP.
pointed by he chair
COMMITTEES on RssOIutions-Capt. H. Dor.
ion, J. T. Robinson and W. E. Elliott.
Committee Of Vlgiiance-W. II. GrdsT, B.
J.. Olmstead and C. C. Morris.
Committee OF Ways and Means-Panl Shns-
ter, r.. J.0lmstesJ, ". Brown. Rev. NJ. Fly and
W. E. Elliott. Committee on UnlfOrm-ChAs,
H. Dorion, J.. H. West and c. c. Morris.
The committee on resolutions having re-
tired, eloquent and patriotic speeches wsr,
made BY Rev. M. Fly and Paul sbustsr, com
selling immediate action to protect our homes
aud fresiiss from the invasion Of that insid-
ions traitor, Abraham Lincoln.
WHEREAs, The time has come when every
citizen is expected to come to the rescue OF
his section and country from the rule OF the
usurpsr now oeeupiEg the presidential chair
al Washington, who has ordered out his hired
minions n invade US with FIRE and sword; and,
whereas, We are determined TO welcome them
with "bloody hands to hospitable graves T"
Therefore.
Resolped, That we take immediate steps to
organize a company In Chickasaw CITY, to
arm and equip such company as sosn as poss-
bic.
RssolUed, As it will be some time before we
can get a sufieiency Of arms, we suggest the
members Of the company get such arms as
can be procured until we can better provide
FOR the same. .
Resolved, That Va enroll under the name OF
service as long as our country lie in danger OF
Biack-Republicsn misrule.
On motion the meeting adjourned to ! O'clock
?. n, 18th inst.
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j. W. ARMSTRONG & GO.
SUCCESSORS TO EDgoSDsoN a AEHsTE0SG,
Eeasho. cad Shoe Findings,
27l Main street:::EenPhis, TeHH.,
SIGN OF TIE GOLDEN STiRRUT,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
~sADBBERY, HARDWARE,
Tanners reels, aad Curriers' Tosls
and Findings, Hides AID Oh.
WEEP constantly on ha1I q fan asso-tusut Of
French Calf skins.
American Car skins,
Pad skins,
Deer skins
ChanaOis skins,
Lining skins,
Topping skaPs
HensfOck Sole Leather,
Oak sole Leather.
Harness Leather.
SEirtiBg Leather.
Wax Upper Leather,
Enamesed LenGher,
Bride Leather,
Patent Leather Of All Kinds and COIars.
which We rrs- as low as San be borgrtiu s.. Ls7is
or Clu1uultl. and lower tlsu can b. lr-cHr fa THIS
city. having Superior h~sriiites iu buvrs orr st1-s.
Agents f0r TIE slle Of
GsEn1 Gad
~.EncSfsse SF5Ecbfd
Feather,
GjE1 and
.TiIs Beads.
GuH1-EOsC Gssa
Packing
Ofa1I sizes, which We sre selling az msnu5rfurt-s
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AK TSoUEsT-MURDER-EsquIrs Mallory
yesterday held an inquest on the body of a
man Of between thirty and forty years Of age,
which was found floating in the river ard
landed at the foot or Beal street. Between
The eyes was a persoration evidently the result
Of a bullet shot. The man bad been murdered
and then thrown iG.o the river. The corpse
was clad in gray pants, coarse shoes, and a
VII ts shirt no paper or other articles were
found in the pocke's; it had been in the water
probably ten OF twelve days.
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EoUNG GUARDs.-In our notice OF this com
pany The name Of Homer was put for hat Of
Nj. Joseph Hshan; the name OF Isaac Oliver
should not have annsared al al.
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SEVENTH WARD.-The Seventh ward Home
Guards company No. 2, met last night and
elected F. M. Copeland, captain Thos. ".
Preston, 1st lieutenant J. WsIby Armstrong,
% lieutenant W. B. Cotton, Sd lieutenant E.
D. Duncan, ensign l. W. Smith, LIST sergeant.
Tie committees appointed are requested TO
meet this morning at 10 O'Clock, at the office
Of Copeland & EdnoDds, Front Row.
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C~IncInnati Markets BY Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, April 10. p N.-Flour-nothing doing
whisky IsAe. PorK-msss sI7GI725. Exchange on
New York , per cent. prem.
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coNrTAOILEn's OFFICE.

C-oHPTRoLLER's OFFICE.
NASHVILLE TrEE- Feb- %, 1851
Tais Is 10 certify, that the Insurance Company Of the
Valley 81 VirEiHisi loaated At winchester, Ia the State
Of YirEaia, ha1 osu2ued vi o al the requirements q
I the esee, En- tbs aahirct Of Foreign Insurance Corpora
tons, il tsstisat 1888 70 1907 inclusive, IS we'll a. the
acts Of 34th 81 Marss, 1852, ehaPter or 2l5, sectioR -
requiriFg a dsEosit vita ths ConptOuer OF twenty
thezsand cellars 81 six per sent. bonds on the State.
Aae 'hHt q. ". L. Orosk 10 the legally authorized
agent 81 said sonpaty in the city o. Memphis, State o.
Tssnesses.
B-Polisiss Issued and renewed and losses promptly
paid fer this ED and rsliobls InSurtnee Company by
MAJ g. ". L.
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III MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor.
Corner Thirl nd PIN .lreals. 8. LanI., 10.
DR.. J. h. BEcLeauss Volcanic OH
Imminent,
THE REST E~XTERNAE ~ WORLD, FOE
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a. TFvsa1eur. Be- W ID gFrer fail Two applications Wlit
eurr SIC Thrast. Ueafachc 7r Esrarhe- For Burns or
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sp-ainr. Cbaffs, Sgeliug, Lamenessl WeeneXs Sores,
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St. Louis. Missouri.
For sal, in Rsmpsis BY A. s. EANsFIELD y COS
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ca Major Beall, late PaymaStsr in The
United States service, arrived in this city yes
tsrdsy from st. Louis, and is stopping st the
Gayoso house. Msjor Beall will leave this
afternoon FOR Charleston, where be goes to
offer his services to the Confederate States,
the late United States.
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MGLean's Cordial.
AS may By seen, We insert this week tbs advertisement
Of MeLeSn's jerdiAl, etc.
Hh very we'll known We are not particularly . YER
able 70 patent medicines, and, as a genera thing, sssisv
the whole Of them VITA bat little ceremony, and With
these sentiments We declined inserting this advertise
ment until We knew what we're the ingredients Of the
medicine, and hsw compounded. This we havslea ned,
and believing, as we do, that that the mgr sdisnts are
good, and the compound j0dlsieuIly made. We recon-
mend it as a mixture worthy Of Pu5iis oonndedse.
The above IL from the 81. Lonis Christian AdVoeats.
edited BY the renowned Rev. Dr.. MsAzslly, Vkioh
speaks volumes IN favor Of MeLsan's Cordial. We say
70 all, try it. See tie advertisements in another col
umn. fsG-daW
HOMEOPATHIC DRUG STORE.
NO. 81 MONROE STREET,
Two doors from seooud street.
ac~CltawIv DR A " WRIGHT.
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g The Young Guard" will meet every
hight for drill at their armory, over Wisweil
s Co.'s carriage shop, Union street.
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CRIMINAL CoURr.-Atth this court yesterday
Randolph Kiiner was on trial charged with
stealing wood 70 mske a bureau. Giles Smith
the negro who was tried for stealing iswelry
when The jury did not agree. gave bail yestsr-
day and was released.
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NoTicE.-In order to give the young men in
our employ time 10 drill in the respective mil
itsry companies to which they are attached,
We agree to cisse cur stores at 7 o'clock, for
the present. ISignedl-Jleob & Shanks,
Hunt & Lloyd, Chas. n. Eriek, Muir, Sts5-
5 ne & PalILn.
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS.

ITAvfEG purchased the entire stock Of Foreign aud
n Domestic Liquors OF Si0ak nan 4 Co., ana desir-
Ing to change the business, I Wi offer rare charces e
buyers. The stock consists Of Winss, Brsndies, whisky
and Gin. I haYe also on hand some OF the best brands
d s noking and Chewing Dohscoa.
rslaSrarh Ralldins, opposite Court Square.
ppi2 I've O. ROTHENBUSH.
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AmhrnfHnes CT all Sizes.

Prom so cents to $40 We wish A call FROM al. b
industry and attention 10 business. aad having none bu
frst-clzss operators, we intend nakinE aur W. TX equa
to any In the country. Come and see and try us. Pic
lures Of Children taken irstaHtsne5usiy. Respectfully
YEAROUr, EOYsTER q %.
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Adjoining is our
Sewing Machine ROnms.

Arranged for the convenience o. Ladies, bsinE on the
second hsor. We have our different styles % Sewing
Nschines alWays on hand We take great pleasure in
showing orr WILCOX MACHtNE, know. *, from 5 fair
trial By those Wko have bought them, that they are the
family mathine. one great feature ia then is, the
Needle cannot be set wrong. Taty are the most simple
and least Complicated Machine In use By calling and
seeing them yon can be satisfied Of their value.
Also, on the sane aoor, Dr.. J. B. WATSON has Glted
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JETF. DAvIs IEyTScIBLEs.-This company
met at the mayors Office, IN Exchange build
ing, in accordance to previ Us notice last even
ing, az 7 O'Clock DR.. J. D. Linsday, chairman,
and B. J. McSpadden, Secretary. On motion,
A. Street, E. Mix and F. H williamson were
appointed a committee to select uniform and
suitable arms, and report at the next meeting.
On motion, R. P. Watt, B. J.. Mespaddsn and
P Wilson, Jr., wsre appointed a committee to
draft a constitution and bylaws. The meet
ing adjourned till 7 o'clock this evening.
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S10O REWg8RD

&ZUV hE A&O
~ THE NrGuT oF FRIDAY, April - t-6, etEn'
~ men, uria1ueri in ne 4M
rEe~rr-om. 1 rerHnv rfsr reward 81 - Tor t-ch 81
a. aaldma uho may b. arre.tsf ~ qeasst-
80 Erl. anf 3 suitable reward r. fneh tni'Fmauol
- shall letd fo a. errtE- EloH are - ~
$1,000 81 the HrEued psr.alt
gsrn carsnaurn, - larE comPirxon, ss1ut twenty
a. ve.rrad. rufer mcdium fizes Diacr bfafdf
T-t- arfus. haaer saL O. ilEht ccmpfHlsn a19u
s-e-f- Fwa vrarf % re. uuder me1i1m hieht-
q wrner as8ri treniy yasrf I'D, 10 heard Aga
rumaErion- rbrut uelium sire
Ctas. OfEriea, sborr r~hirtT-1Fe G fcy Jsf- on
uudcr ue5ium tiEht. rnt1er hea7y buA.
e " Harria. Of EEnt cmrierlens ue1irm tl2e
about twenty-five TeErs old
prsnt Hcsiaue. shout medium hirht, % i-shi osn'
nFerioz. sho1i rsrusg nre wears uia-
John Noore. q Eedlum htEht very hHTf bAHs o
sa-sr o-rrrris abaut faeufr-aeFcl Teau o. age
T~lu Coifer. aiiauf tsenfy-tEo Tears Cd asoui ne
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-20

DRIvEN FROM WoRE.-rhe fdmirai, from
Whits river yesterday, brought up a hundred
l~sborers, who had been driven rom their work
Gu he leTse By the food.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-20

HOMEOPAIH AND HfDBOpATH.
Rslidsnos norh aits of Bsal street. sersnd house
uea q Nsdioai College. one over s. Mansfield x
es.h Drur Store, Kan street. once hors, stosA.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-20
SINGERS IMPROVED SEWING MA.
CHIMES.

SINGERS IMPROVED SEWING ma
CHIMES,
Hsvinr iaktn al he premiums ever awarded sttbs
heurhs fairs, nay Be ooasideredthe ral Prsmias
Hsehine. ne celebrated Letter AFariiy and Pasta
~ Machine, atas vsg low pfios q $50. iEcludiug
Heuusr. tucker and Fsnsr, T. che rrine f~avorits. Ths
tf1osinE Is a rpsoinen 81 no letters We are receiving
ifan planters nud ether hesda o. fsunltrs.
BOLIVAR, Tenn, March I8, 1851.
EDWrE pEAS-De1r sur. ne Letter A ma
So bought 81 yea f0r $50 sisss ne highest sstis-
So. ThHvs tfied several kiuds. but MA is s=ps-
= msm all u sevs The hsarsest negro olohing
e. hs anest musln beAuafuuy. md nsver gets cut Of
Tozrs truly.
SEND fer a eireulsr containing q suu desorlpion
80 MAIN srREEr.
mis-un.vit EDWIN DIAN. Arsut.
BANK OF WEST TENNESSEE.
HENrHIs. March Is. IssL
an Of Tea Dollars per shave upon the capital STOCK
. bank Vas nats his day, al q meeting o. the
d~elort, te be paid On ue z28 day a. April uert.
$3.50 BIN NAY. Cafhser
Travellers, when you 20 TO New York,
trvs dirsa 10 he SMITHSONIAN HOUSE. B-osdvay,
e1rnc % Houston utrsst. oonau,ted CO tie Eu--rsan
FiE1-gcod fsie, road rooms, prauHt a-aendaucs sas
prdsIrts daarrrs. s.nEs rooms s. cents. rs cents snd
d per DAY d1uaie roons and psrlers. $50 to IS.
nesis a. ordered Ihis hotel has all the appointments
q me best huteis amost ecairal i~coation, and is heated
Nroushsut ly steam SAMUEL Z. MAD,
fsi1-sH Proprietor.