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son, hirisJ. uhiei r. ac1ssciy, naysylIle
heDtleA5 Jfnsby = 1reppsr, rDrIsmoutn In,a,
Pailock Co. JvIrrsoLsllin, Iaa,.ns IL ~
brown To- ,bincinnati, vhlV; Atae1A 4 aiit bsrt
Gincissnafa o.; II. &. Me eHrum Nausea i,s,...'
Jus. h. -Aoorc, Louisville, hy r 81. usE.,s
Co., Evanssiiie Ind n. w. Graham 4co. l,.yiro
iIi., Il. r. oass, oaaieI ulass, ot LIuuis NJ
JOAN u. AArris, Mas Vile, Tenn; iiarrix 1 Il unt.
memphis Tenn, 1tssks q Co., Chicago, liz; ",
II. Il. hoontx, Alton, ILL.,; or TO rroixh, Asenf.
of Railroads - liasrent points in the \ est.
The Greaicsss acsitstcA Dffer,0 -,
The protection aud sPscoy Tr~ns.
p.rt..a 81 LIVE sIU.A, ana GOOD
ACCOMMODATIONS, with usual prig1Iaya. 10,
persons travelling u oh arge thereof.
fkEItHfS.
by thisroute froiglts VI all descriptions car.
be turws{aeu trum raiiaaeiphia, New tor. Hos
ton or baltimore, toaly poILt the X sitrasas ~
uAio, hsLtucAy, inaiana, lIAnois, Wlsconsiu,
Ivwaor Missouri BY AAILao Al DiHxe.
The pcnnsy Iyania kaiir1nd also Eonrec,. !,
fiti4blrgh witl p teamers, by which ooas can h.
forwar led to any point On the ULio, Muskineum
kentucky tennessee tatueeriAni, illinois m;s
sissippi, isconsin, Missouri, hansas Arknoxas
aud ssed Rivers and st Cleveland. saniussv ~
Chicago uith otea mers to all Ports on the Eo,th.
Wssts III Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the trans.
portAt.oa OF heir freight to this Company, can
rely With confidence on its sYeeL, transit
+ IIE kAiE, UF FkHits tir 60 any roir. g.
the West by the nnsyivania railroad az az slI
fiss ~ avovGtle as arc charged by oihs, Railyooc
EorbGnies.
@Be particulaIto mar L pack ckaEes" VIA PsHr.
X. H."-EA
k.J. sHsEpEa, philadelphia
MAsEAw \ koors, so North-st. Baltimore.
LxscS Co., NO. = Astor House. or No. IA.
Vim. St., N. Y.
LEncA Co., No. n state street Boston
u. II HOUSTON ,Gcn. Freight Ag .Philauelrhia.
l.. l.. HOuPr, aen'fTicket Agsnt, Phlladelrhis,
ENocA LEWIS, General 5upI, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. s, Odd
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Clark & FuRaeF'S
0 OIL.
CLARK, Gregory d co.,

A@aA@@@
sole PEODEioGOTs,
CURES Headache, Earache, T~oothsehe, in three min
~ utes, Rheumatism, Coughs, Neuralgla, Colds, Fry
sipsias, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia Collie, Cramps, Hhamed
Bruises, sprains, Chapped Hands, Piles, Ulcers, Diar.
rhea, Buni0ns, COrns, Frosted Feet, Deafness. Od
Sores, SIRE Breast, Sore Nipples, Scald Head. Ring
worm, letter, Snake Bites, Spider Bites, Dog Bites, Raj
Bites. The world is challenged for its equal for ScsIds
and Burns. II cures Scratches en- horses, Sore pos On
horses, Sprains, Swinney, Poll Evil, FIstuIa. ssA5ia sn6
harness Calls, fresh Wounds or SwelIines. and h tbe
best known remedy 70 apply to tender-fO1tAd horsae g-o7-
feander-take up the feet and battle well sbont ne 80
Of the foot. Cures all cutaneous diseases On nan az
beast.
No one medicine can cure in all cases, but We can sbov
mere real proof OF the virtue Of Ambrosial oil in jts
healing properties, from responsible men. VIII , 80
being bought, than can be produced for any other msdi-
cine.
We do not assert a cure FOR every malady to which the
human family are subject, but what we prorIsf1 -
substantive by living witnesses. Tbe kmb-osjs, al -
a NasnYlHep preparation, AMI sold throurbo1t tbs go
anu SoaiA-West By all good druggists and SsnersI dsaI
ers. the south may be Justly proud that Dr.. Clark
hatlVe Fennesseean, after much labor and research ~
produced a really worthy medicine, which is bonna q,
drive out much Of the worthless imported tr..h -,
which the country is aOoded.
Please call at eur Office, whers We vu,
1suyNlns ietters and testimonials toe numero,s -
LOLtA IN lhe iofm OF an advertisement ! -
Goue from physicians in high standing. WHO Arc - Y
shoI pTacIce, as they state. with To.-v,i--- !"
We challenge the world to prodpca \ --us euecLs'
su1 suectuai IN Its healing propsrties o0J
- hsaa me evidence OF the virtue ~ cls-r
-l Ahotoslal OIL evidence 50 authentfs - -
Road ana - - VOC and standing are irreproscbsbis
CLARK, GREsORY 4 90
P sole Proprietors, Eashvine Tenn
Aud All NeIrhis .r,n H. o. OAKCE & SON.
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Read the Evidence,

Read the Evidence
AESSRS. Clark, Gregory x Co., EEshvile-Gents I
have been afflicted with Piles. together with q compli-
cation OF diseases, for better than twelve years, and I
have tried various remedies, and all have failed to give
relief, unless it was Of short duration. have used
two and one-half bottles of your Ambrosial Oil, accord
ing to directions, agd have received more benefit from
its use than from all else besides. wish this made
public, that suffering humanity may find relief.
NANCY JANE wHITEEER.
Marshall County, Tenn, September IS, 1850.
pessrs. Clark, Gregory & Co Gents There are two
OF my friends here that waDt, each, hat a dozen bottles
Of your Ambrosial Oil. They have tried it and found
il ell you recommend it. JAS. T. ROPE.
Tunnel Hil, Georgia, 1850.
Fer sails by n. G. CAYOE & SON,
And sll Memphis druggists. jyl7-dav2w
Cherokee Cure!
AN u~nfsillng cure for Semiaal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, Inpotencys Loss Of Power, Pains in the
Back, stone il the Bladder, Distracted and Difficult
Monstraution, AMI al diseases caused BY d~eviating from
the Pats Of nature, and iRdulging in seIf-PeIlut!on.
By the use Of this Cure al improper discharges are
removed, the weakened organs Of generation are
speedily cured, and full vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage. sheuld reflect
that a sound miRd and body are necessary to promote
oonnubial happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, debilitatsd, worn
down and despsiring devotes OF sensual pleasure, will
find relief.
Il is safe and pleasant in taste, but immediate in It's
action; containing no mineral poison, but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in the form Of 8 delicious
syrup.
Price - per bottle, or three bottles for So, and for
varded by express to all parts Of the world.
Sold By all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER & BBRWTN PrOprietors,
Sole PToprletors, 90 Je6eTson-st., nesr post office,
phis, Tenn.
E- Sold in Memphis by all responsible druggists.
u1Tg6- ffUauIv
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vHE ELECTION YESTERDAY.

III - Il
The election for military officers yesterday
passed eff quis y but few votes were polled.
We thank our kind friend Deputy Sheriff j.
r.. Smith for the following returns Of the cleo
gon as Far as reported up to last night:
For Colonel, 1st Regiment: a C. Kerwin,
173; W. L. Bedford, q; J.. J. Hooks, 10.
For Lieutenant Colonel, LIST Regiment: S.
NJ. Wlson, 179; H D. Cornell, % G. v.
Rambsat, IA.
For Major, Isl Battalion: D. Newell, 165
NJ. J. NJ. Mason. II; F. J. Atwood, 81
For Major % Battalion G. V. Rambaut, 3;
c. C. Ward, 20; J.. B. MOssly, Is; ". C
Morgan, 1; Il. G. Hsmb ?; E. Sack, 10; NJ.
J. NJ. Mason, 3.
For Colonel 81 Regiment J. Il. Un'hauk,
1l2; J. L. Taylor, 70; S. F. Hailman, "A.
For Li~eutenaas. Colonel ID Regiment W.
= Harrison, 10; H. C. Davis. "a; C. A.
strIman. 90; Chas. Hite, 10; G. Y. Rambauti
1: J. B. Miller, 1.
For Major 1ss Battalion F. A. Park, "a
7 T. Cartwright, %; NJ. Costello, 10; ]. Al
Psttigrew, 10; H. S King, 5; c. c. Ward, 1.
For Major d Battalion: E. a. Spottswood,
IS; c. c. Ward, 1
For Colonel 80 Regiment f C. Mcdowell
%. F. NJ. Copeland, IS; W. Il. PassmOre, 81
] H. Stephenson, "a; ". A. Brown, ?; -
Perkins, 1.
For Lisut.-CoI. Sd Regiment: NJ. NJ. seay,
81: L. F. Carr, 4s; H.. I. Ryder, 30; W. S.
BAN, 80; ". n. Br'wn' 30.
For Major 1st Battalion: J. Elliot, %; P.
.r.vis- IS: S. Freeman, u; L F. Carr, 1; T.
.o,Brisn. /; NJ ssay,1;J. n. Psttigrsw' l.
For Major ID Battalion: Peter Lewis, SO
pu;ott f6 /: S Freeman, 2; F.. H. Talley, l.
Returns from the county regiments are not
vet all received, but so far as heard from in
5ieate the election of E. D. Ragiand as colo
III ~ the LIST country regiment, 7. c. Belts
W.rts.ant.eoIonsl; d. J. James major Of lst
battalion, and A. W. Patterson as major Of
ID battalion Of said regiment.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Saturday Passenger Packet
LOUIS VeKEEE

JUMBS- ss.,...... ..s,'s s....s Master.
l.. ". MAINCOURT. 900. 1900. Clerk.
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The PUB1Ic SsHooLs.-Ws CLEAN the fol-
lowing information from the report OF the
board Of school visitors, which report a pre-
p~sratory note states, CONTAINS all The infor-
,sgsjoa 10 reference to the condition OF the city
schools that il deemed eEpedient to pub
lish . From me opening Of the schools in
September there was a rapid increase Of pu-
pils-2,O73 young persons we're adnittad du-
ring the scholastic year. The attendance,
compared with previous years, was greatly i'm
proved. When the war exeitement occurred
the schools, both public and private, expert
enced E reverse, and the NUMBER largely de-
creased. There is 10 hope Of latting up
school houses u3dsr the present stats Of things.
It was with difficulty last year that suitsbla
rooms could be procured, and ezor5Itint rents
nae TO be paid Tor then Tie report iRtimates
eha it might be well te lease ground and erect
temporary buildings. The average ittendancs
dsing the year was a little over q thousand
nIpiis-
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The CoTToN MEETISG.-Tbe committee on
resolutions appointed at the recent meeting Of
persons interested in the cotton business, will
report at 4 o'clock this evening at the chamber
OF commerce. The subject is an interesting
and important one, and every planter, factor,
broker, or person in any way interested in
cotton, is urgently desired to attend.
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DAHAeEs.-IR addition to damages BY the
food, on Sunday evening, which we have al
ready mentioned, the underpinniIg Of Mr..
Waits house, on Third street, between Market
and Exchange, was injured. A sinkhols was
also made in the yard in The rear OF Mrs.
Hitchler's, on Linden street, near Mulberry,
by the giving way OF a decsyed sewer.
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SEE RAILROAD.

arrive. DEPART.
'as; $40 A. H...........6:00 A. NJ.
asi Express-....-.s..s:oOP ?. M...........4:O0 p. N.
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INeUEsT.-Esquile Richards yesterday held
an inquest on the body of a negro child be-
longing to Mrs. James it was two months
old, and was killed by being accidentally over
lain BY it's mother.
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BIGAMV.-Tbe Louisville Courier, Of Mon
day, has the following: Saturday, officers
Moore and Sweeney, of this city, received q
special dispatch from Memphis, from Capt.
Klink, Of the police, announcing the arrest Of
". A. Lloyd, who is charged with bigamy.
said Lloyd was formerly of this city, and is
somewhat notorious in the marrying line. His
last villainy was practieed upon the daughter
OF q merchant Of New Ysrk. He is also, we
learn, under indictment in Columbus, Ohio, for
q similar ofenss. BE was arrested at Grand
Junction and taken 10 Memphis, where be viii
be held TO await a raauisifon.,
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The Holmes County Democrat
EeGiTaSfOrS, Mississippi.

TtnI paper is pGblissed weekly in a p0pulous and
i wealthy REGION End IN thu heart 81 he cotton
growing cJuntry. II Is much larger in siEn. ana has ne
most extensive circulation Of any paper published in tbIs
part OF Mississippi, thereby ahordlng greater faciHti-s
Ress should be addressed to s N THCTpeS1I0
apl0 Editsr ana $50
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Dr. MCLean's Universal pins,

DR. J. z. EcLEAE. Sole Proprietor.
Corner Third and Pine streets. st. Louis. No.
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5000 Rg2Dgs.a.

PRESIDENTS OFFICE MEMPHIS AND OHIO r. r.
HEhfPHIs, TENN. July IS, 1861.
DEING satisfied that the bulldog occupied BY the OFF.
ID GERS Of this Company in the navy yard was set on
IRE by an InceudlaTy, the Company, therefore, offers
the above reward Of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
thu apprehen ion and conviction q the guilty parties,
either principals or accessories. The police, or other
persons interested In sec1ring tie reward, are REQUEST
cd to confer with the o1cers OF The road.
jyl7Ff J. P. WOOD, President.
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jyIs 1yis
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GOWN GTON
(TENNESSEE)
FRNAL SEMINARY !

TFE next session Of the CONVICTION FEMALE
/ will commerce On TUESDAY,, Sep
TENDER 3rd
Bg the advice Of the BOARD OF Trustees We have Sc
cured the services Of Misses Flora and Mary z. Bennett,
who. for several years, have been connected With the
M51eI School "a Some-viNe. TRese young ladies have
gained he highest reputation in the Western District
OF Tennessee ard North Mississippi for thorough in
~sruCtI'n, and We are assured the announcement Of
their connection with US will be gratifying 10 the
friends OF our Institution.
Boar in the village is 50 per month, ard tuition S15,
with s . fer incidsatzls. Piano S25
HOLMES,
iy23-U3t GEO y HOLMES.
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MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
corner Third and Pine streets, s.. Lewis, NJ.
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SoIREE.-This evening a grand sOiree takes
place at the elegant hall Of the No. 8 engine
company, at the corner Of Second and Adams
streets. The proceeds will be appropriated to
that excellent institution, the Southern Moth
ers' Association. Tickets may be bad at
Cieaves < Yaden's and Young's book stores,
Mcclure and YineeRt's music store, the Wor-
shan house and at the door.
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RIvEn AvD STEAMBOAT mArrERs


There is little change in the hight of the
river 900. The weather Yesterday was fine but
ool...... The Mesrs, from Yicksburg, brought
IN IS bales Of cotton, 9S6 sacks Of cotton seed,
and 2 cattle she returns tomorrow ...... The
Kanawha Valley came in from White river and
returned in the evening ...... The Conway ar
rived from White river also the Col. Morgan
...... The St. Francis left for the St. Francis,
and Victoria for New OTleans..... The popu-
lar Kentucky, from Columbus, brought in 600
sacks Of wheat, $50 sacks Of corn, and g. bales
Of hay; she returned last evening ...... The
Alonzo Childs leaves for New Orleans, proba-
bly,, at 10 o'clock this morning, but Captain
DeHaven, who is a Missourisn, may have to
regulate the precise hour, according to CON
missions be may receive from Gov. Jackson Of
that State, who came up on the Alonzo Child
$3.50. The Mary Keene leaves, as usual, at one
o'clsck for New Orleans.
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z VA LIFLh DVIFLAINI b~LLIUL5NENN HID
ACHE, ETC.
There has never been 9 cathsrtic medicine oHsrad
the public that has givez such entire satisfaction
hcLean's Universal Pills.
Selng entirely vegetable, they are perfectly iuHocgnt
and can be taken by the most tender infant; vel n-0r,-t
and powerful IN removing al bilious secretion. acid 81
impure, teted matter from the stomach. In fact. uav
tricts.
They produce no gripping sickness OF pain in the st5n-
seh or bowels, though very active and searching in fheIr
operation promoting healthy s~ecretions OF the liver md
kidneys. who VIII suffer from Buiousness. Eesdarbe
ana FOUL stomach, when 50 cheap q remedy csu BE- Oh
lalnedf Keep them constantly on hand a single d,ss
taken IN season, may prevent hours, dsvs spd warfb-S
slcaness. ass Tor Dr. J. h HcLean's Universal Piuz-
Tax no o1her. Being coated, they are ~tasteless Prios
part OF the Quilted St1tes. ~
Il MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
corner Third and Pine streets, s.. Louis. No
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gatGst Atms bg GtlGgrapk.

e NJ. W. Barr, Of Louisville, KY, is the
special and recognized agent of the New Or
leans Associated Press at that point The
telegraph company has no agency whatever
in the preparation of such reports, nor is it
responsible in any manner for the character
OF truth Of the news.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
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FINED IN CINcINNATL-We see by the Gin
cinnati Commercial that a fe Y days ago D. C.
PaDcoast, well known in this city as a retailer
OF Baltimore oysters, was fined before the po-
lice judge there for engaging in a street fight
with Wm. Mcdonnell. Mr.. Mcdonnell sta
ted that tue fight grew out Of the fact that
when in Memphis PancOsst had owed him
twelve dollars. He tried to getths money, but
Psncoast denounced him as an aboIitionist,
and the "crazy folks down there" drove
him of.
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New MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAS.-EzekisPs
new map, showing ali the Confederate states,
mentioned BY US yesterday, is for sale only at
H. c. Clsrke's book sore, Main streets.
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TO THE PEOPLE
Of the
CONFEDERATE States.
T7HE AMERICAN LETTER Express COMPANY.
4 Chartered by an Act Of the Tennessee Lsgfslaturej
transmits
letters G.ad Printed Matter,
10 and frcm all poiRts North aud South.
THOS. z JENKINS,
W MCgILL.

Ire undersigned persoss Of Louisville. kY., know
the a eve parties 10 be relisbls and responsible per-
sens, and entitlsI 10 al confidence
VIM l.. Kelly, Asst P. NJ, Julius winter, Luke p.
B'a'ksCrn LIndenbergeT * Co e. B Ovsley. J. 8.
Speeu' % Armstrong, ". BARLEY $ Co Guthrie n
Co, =. T~hr0ckmo-ton Cornwall & Bro, william Cav.
Aatthal Hslbert * c., J G. hatheIs. Paul K Ship
man. go. d. P eEtlce ). ". TUmpkius. J. Macon 4
% Kits & Verne, VIM. AkeGe & Co, Chamberlain n
E2pp. Ben J.. Adams, Richard GrsbUe, J. Lawrence
smith. . h. S~tratton, IshLm Henderson, Jas =. wal
lace, barney, Hrghes h Co ". n. HaldcmSu, BrsnuiH
Z summers, Nil McCraw, John s Suith. L Richard
son, wallace, -lthgOw y Co Brady & Davis. BTinly,
Dodge x Co., J. G. Dodge 8 Co.. Hogan * Rscott, San.
tord. duncan q Co, c L eaten & Co., 7. and r Sleviu
& Cain, John J. Speed Y, Gsetano < Co., Thomas
N. Eas,ern, John W. McCraw.
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Common Law Court.

Thomas Stokes, Attachment
versus against nom
Jno. J. 7. Murry and c. q. Psnnebaker, Presidents for
firm OF hurry & Peuuehekar. debt. Sl26 q
In this cause IL appears 10 the Clerk and Master Of the
law side OF the Common Law and Chzncery Court Of the
city sf Memphis that defendants are non residents Of
the state OF Tennessee. 1t is. therefore. ordered that
publication be ma 2 four weeks successfully, as re-
quired ly law, requiring defendants to appear during
ore OF the hrst fva days Of the next February term OF
this court. commencing on the second Monday in Feb
Tuary next. 1862. and plead, d muir, or IN sone way de-
fend said suit, or the same viii be set for hearing eK
parte aBd sdgReut By default entered.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Clerk. H
Iv23-w4R By a. j. WHEELER. Daputv Cierk.
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SPECIAL ORDER.-All members Of the 154tb
Senior regiment, Provisional Army Of Tennes-
see, who are absent from Fort Wright, viii re-
port themselves for duty at that post immedi-
8.ely PRESTON SMITH, Col. Com.
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CRIMINAL CoUET.-At this court yesterday
o. Rowe was found not guilty OF larceny.
This case was q remarkably one. We shall
giae toe particulars Of it tomorrow. Geo.
N. Barbour, arrested as a sPy, was discharged
on babsas corpus, ths charge against him being
wihjrawn, as t1e court was advised, and nc
proof was adduced against him. Thomas Kel-
lev, charged with an assault with intent to rob
jim McManus, was shown to be not guilty,
aad IVES acquitted. On petition of N.
D. Wetmors, be was discharged from
custody on a writ Of habeas corpus, no case Of
oHsnss being brought against him. Two
c-ssesIsgainst - Hinman were continued OF
the affidavit Of the defendant.
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CITY GUARD.-The members Of this CON-
PanY will be punctual in their attendance at
their armoTy this morning, from whence they
proceed to the grounds east Of the city for
brigade drill.
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Lumber

TUST R~ECETVED-lz5. 600 feet clear white Pine, /,
- IL, , and 3 inches thick; 100 600 feet dried white
and Yellow Pine Flooring; 200, GOO feet sawed Cedars,
for building purposes, posts etc; a general assortment
OF Fencing; 10000 sawed and cut Lsths; $4,000 heart
Cypress half inch Shingles, and 2J.C90 Fire Brick, n
oddltisn 70 or already large stock 81 Lumber, Doors,
sash, Blinds, &c which we viii sell low for cash.
r.rl-fE.s.n q z HlrHR 4 Z & RanE
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ATTENTION, TARaETULAs All the mem
bers Of this company are requested to meet at
their drill room this evening at 8 O'Clock, as
there will be important business to transact.
By order OF the captain.
JOHN c. WALsToK, Sse'y.
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e. For war news by telegraph, see second
Foreign.

New YoRK, Jn'y 23.-The steamship North
American has arrived at Farther Point, c. E.,
en- route to Quebec, with Liverpool dates to
the Sth inst.
The steamships Jura and City of Baltimore
have arrived out.
General news unimpOrtant.
NEW YoRK, July 23-The steamship Ara
bia arrived at Halifax to-day with Liverpool
dates to the 18th inst. She brings ELI, 900
in sDecie.
The latest Londonderry advices are to the
18th inst.
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Boats Leaving.

For NEW ORLEAEs.-The AloDzo Child, DeHsven,
master, leaves as above wednesday at 10 O'Clock A. N.
7. u. Williams q Co., agents.
FoR NEW ORLEANS The steamer Ferd. Kennett,
Briefly, master, will leave for tha above and all inter
me late lanjiuEs wednesday, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Thos.
II. WinisTasE Co., agents.
FOR NV ORLEANS The new passenger steamer
Mary 2. Keene, Richardson, master, wlllleave as above
On wedueaday, 24th inst, al IP. NJ. BORNE & Co.,
agents.
FoE VIcKsBURG The splendid hrsi-class steamer
H. D. MearE, Captain Berry, Will leave as above al 8
o'clock on wednesday evening, Path instant. Jerry b.
Banks aEd J. G. RcMa3us, AGENTS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-24
BLUFF CITY INSURANCE COMPANY
OF ME.WPEE5.
HOUSE!
Immediately Opposite Depot Of
Memphis and Charleston
RaiIFcnd.

ETHE HOUs IS NEW and r Gently furnish 49,
L ed. Passengers by river and railroad will E.fI'f
ind this the most convenient Hotel 10 the EVAuiI
Memphis snd Charleston Depot. in the -ity. AGA
JOHN D. RMOUF
jyIB Iyis Pr.rrfetor