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On the s,ss.sy % ths Peruvian syrup and We O'h'
,s,. tho, have derived fIon u. u'si
n,,. Iois riIRFOSr. NsIfosi, N... 10 sr<sI Ia Set
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n. n. pamphiets containing Lri'er' fr"m tho
st-p,. named Gentlemen and oihrr'' ani ~.
In. fail Inform lien 81 the syrup, can bo had
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ELISHA WINTER. J.Ss,.
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NOTICE 90 FORECLOSURE. whs,,a..
' Jsha Wake, Il RaShap ~ the CVuaty oi
ONG1fd, b, be. mort e deed. daI-d fsbrusf, %.
eishisea haadfed sad hiy-.is. ssj recorded IN
Oxf,d Rscard., bbok iO9, pss- -, conveyed u
Hs the .sl.efil%T. oertiin tract Oi land situated
in Re,|ap, being oil ih,i pat Of No. ! "a the
tsaih Raass, whic-. "a. conveyed In him b, John
Reed. hs d-,d dated April ioh. A. u. isaSi also
II nanl-t tea. ~ the ieaih ranle. also lot Ham
lee ten IN the .1ssssih r.ns-, rei-repc be,ng
h,d 10 Plaza q .a,i to~s.hip, male b, sis.
Thnflos. iog.'heT ~ah Oh. bs,ldings theresa.
The c''sdiiioa ~ ssid mo'igase b-iag bsoksa !
el.,aa - hEsels-- the ..s-. .yr-rsb. 10 Tue
statue "a such ease made sai psa,,d.d.
r NOTIFY WALKER.
Ls~,.ton. Mach II. l>si.
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Tho ssh-criler ukes pleasure In aaasaaeiag To
the Cn,,sR. 81 the Un,,,d >i.,s., that the, have
oba,s-d the Ageacy Toe. and ATE po~ eashlcd To
oaet To The Americas rahl,e. the shove jns,ly
eel.br.,-d ssi ~, lreao~ ned su,ch.
THE STIMULATING oNGUENT.
:. prepared b, ~. q. 4. BstL,ssu.s, an
s'niaea, phy.icisn Il i.oadoa, ssi ). warranted 10
ks,ax ost a thick .st of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-05
The Great Indian Remedy
PoA FEMALES.
DR.. Mattison's Indian Emmensgogue.

The celebrated Female Medicine.
po..e..ia, virtues unkaown Of any
,h,ns el.e OF the Mad. and proving
effss tasi alter all others have failed.
!. p,,parsd irom an l.d'an plaa'
used by the natives for the sa"e
p.,po.e FUN time immemo'ial. AMI
now ior the fret time offered 10 the
pebble. I, l. desigaed 20, both
.a,,,,i sd.i.fi,isdis. and 10 Oh.
,e,, be.t ,hiag kno~a far the po's
,po.e. q. u ~,liming oa ihe month";
d, .,ekae.. IN case. Of ob.iructio".
az, ali o,h., remedies of the k,nd
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ELISHA WINTER, y.is.

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= Hmm R..t.,.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-05
ATOMIC AND Alternative MEDICINE.

Csriiflsat. 81 Jas. u, Gallon, W. ~, Il " i"'A.
n !. vel .uasn that u hts lrrn l'Alh 10y
sissl, "a p,,..r,s An F,t.fAntr flfm, faf adfsfhs
lsus,A q ,.ss~ compound. ~ e. rraia,iie 20 L"H-
TNs spsrrian syr,ir," am vir,sei :, shy, sse1.a'
IIIshs,l this dssifabls snd.
% Prince su,.t, Nv Nsfs, Aag. :, ls'J
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t,.m well L..,,. ,iiI,-...f N.,a,L.

Ns- N0fk, Nov. l4th' 80
r-.,,,.,g.,s. -hish - have haA - M rERiN.
A. sYKl .nd t.s syidsnse ~hish has teen sthihisi
NJ "a. q Il. gr,at IN NJ cufs u many d'ss',
s.tishs. that u D. m-.iirnal sr-nt ~ ''',is
tS.sf AID ds,sf,ias the Aiisntisn ~ iA'AI.9''
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ELISHA WINTER, J-is'.

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Yp'iLn,i. Mich. Jan 10. is6i.
Mr. spsld,ng.
SIR:
No, lo"g since sen, To- YOU g., b-,s ~ c~ph.
.l,c Pin. ior ih. cur. of the N.Son. Headache
snd C".,,sen.... and received the sane, and
ih.y h.d /. good sn effect that va. iad.ced to
send lof mor-.
Please return by mail. Drei,o
AR. WHEELER.
Np.Iilati. Mich.
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IOIIA 4 WiIIIAMF, Is'ls -, -.
nS, Al sTEyISs,
yUlIs o. NELSON. Tsg-
lHw a s.lsa hsAmsad. ~ SehA ~
Es,. 2. Gilt ECiI.
AS -, H..,.r. Sc. yoss ctr.
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C~r,Ificnte from well Known 'iifrH' ~ H"'i"n'
TIE ua.lsrsirr,d. having stFrisnred To brnsHrih
al. u Tie lIGlNIAN Nlgtf y, 90 not hssltats %
RECOMMEND IL 10 ihs attsntiou NJ public.
Res, John FisrJ-'u', Peter llsf,s,,
Thofnas 4 pg,tsf, james =. laih'
I'll Kendall, ". ID, shmusl Way!
Issa.s 4. Aiupfy, l.f'' Ib9'. " hliisn'is'
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04

g There are four things that look
very awkward in woman. viz: To see her
undertake to whistle. to throw stone at
hog to smoke segar. or climb over
garden fence.
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04
CAUTION.

As certain unprincipled persons are attempting
to palm of on the unsuspecting public. imitatious
of my Prepared Glue, would caution an Der
sons to examnie before purchasing and see that q.
full name,
~ sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE "a
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04

Ig Be just in all thy dealings. Let
nought Of malice or hatred. occupy . place
in thy heart. Live peaceably with all mon.
If in live thou dost we'll keep these max.
inns. trouble shall be light with thee.
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04

From tie Ersminer. Nostslk, Va
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object ~ which
they were made, viz Cure of headache in all its
forms.
From Southern Puth6adeS, Nesc Oylesns, La.
Try them! you that are afflicted, and We are
sure that your testimony can be added to the al
ready numerous list that has received benefits that
no other medicine can produce.
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04
THE VAN buren, PRESS.
IS PUBLISHED BY
J. 3 DUNHA

THE VAN BUREN PRESS.
IS PUBLISHED BY
J. 3 DUNHA M.
ON WEDNESDAY, AT
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~ No deduction from the above rates and
here payment is not made in sdvanee, the above
.,ditionsl charges viii be rigidly adhered to.
Sopsper will Be sent to any address. withou
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t,ovn to the editor.
Terms Of Advertising:
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ss Zach subsequent insertion
liberal deduction will be made for those uho
.avstise by the year. and yeariy advertisers will
= e,nined to their legitimate business, and any
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: charged for the square
Circulars will be charged at 81 per square.
Advertisements Of personal matters will be
auged 81 per square. and those containing gross
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Candidates for Federal or State Offices will be
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Professional or Business Cards. containing not
,ore than 10 lines, will be charged $40 per year.
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04

A formidable conspiracy to overthrow
the government by the blacks has been dis
covered. San Domingo advices represent
the Inhabitants - reconciled to the Spanish
government.
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04

e single bottle of SPALDING'5 PREPAR.
ED GLUE viii save ten times its cost annual
ly.-E
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04
Ye9 Yeess9!!:s:
&apss,,asalsc6 ps,,sl
NerV0uSHedda(he
N.ikinnaas KIM &
HeadacIIh,

BY the use of these Pills the periodic ssks Of
Nervous oS SICK Hes3seAe may Be pfevg sd
If taken at the commencement Of IN af 49,
diate relief fiom sickness will be obtAf5 !.
They seldom fail in removing the yne
Headache to which females are % sub5ecs -.
They are gentle upon the bowels-rsnefneN N"s
tiueness. ii
For Litess,y Men, Ssxdesfs, Defeats EAn,les'
and all persons of sedeatsry ksbas. they - v.la.
BILE - . Larafips improving the alpe5 9lv.ag
tone and pig0r to the digestive organs. ead lesN,
ing the natural elasticity and strength y ee wno'e
system. II
The CEPHALIC PILLS are thsesuls Of long
investigation and carefully couduetd exPa1men.s en-
having been in use manv years, duang when une rs
they have prevented and relieveda vast anaoon1 Oh
pain and suffering from Headache, whesn1 origin,
ating in the neTooxs system nom e~snSeo
state of the stowaek.
They are entirely vesetabt in their cocfposition
and may be taken at ali tines with Pes1ess ssiety
without making any change OF diet. SSe us 20
sence Of any disagyeeable tfae rsSde's esy % eo
minister them to chiidSsR
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSl
The genuine have A,s signstures of Henry G
Sold By Druggiss and all other Dealer. in Aedi
clnes.
A Box will b sent by mail. prepaid, on receipt
PRICE es CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. APALDINE,
- Cedar Street. New York.
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04
For the Van Buren, Press.

VAN bUREN, Aug. l3.
Mr.. DUNHAx: would like to address
the citizens Of this and Sebastian counties
through your columns. There seems to be
an erroneous impression with regard to Capt
Fosters company. The men have all re-
qnested me to correct it. by simply placing
the truth before the people. They are not
an independent company, but are subject
to the orders Of Gen. McCulloch. They
were among the FIRST that were ordered out
on the Frontier. They started as cheerful.
ly as any company in the service they had
got as far as the Dripping Springs, when
they were ordered back on = forced march,
They returned in the night in drenchiug
rain. The fatigue and exposure FASTENED
one of their number to al early grave.
They remained there till about three weeks
orders. they joyfully took up the line OF
march for the battle. field. They had
scarcely gone seven miles ON their journey.
when they were ordered to return in conse-
quence of company from Sewer county
refusing to stay at the Fort. 1t would
have been left without single man to gar
rison the Post. had they not obeyed orders.
and returned. / was commanding 1t the
time, and can testify to their unwiliingnsss
to return. Thus. you SEE. they only remain
there through necessity. not through fear,
as some of our good citizens seem to think.
They were among the first who responded
to their country's call. and now must they
be branded towards. because . general, in
whom we all have implicit confidence. has
ordered US to keep our Fort in q condition
for defence. should it be attacked. Now /
do hope all our citizens. as well as those Of
Fort Smith. will keep this in mind, and try
to encourage them when they are there SO
much against their wishes, instead of taun-
ing them as towards, and continually SOW
ing the seeds of discori and contention.
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04
SPATDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.

SAVE THE PIECES!
ECONOMY! DISPATCH,
~ A STITCH Is TINE SAVES NINE -e1
As accidents will happen, even in we'll regulated
families, it is very desirable to have some cheap
and convenient way for repairing Furniture, TOYS
Crockery, etc
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE!
meets all such emergencies. and no household can
afford te Be without it. 1t is always ready. and up
to the sticking point.
useful IN EVERY HOUSE.
N. B.-A brush accompanies each bottle Price
25 cents. Address
HENRY C. SPALDINC,
No. - Cedar Street, New York.
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04


WILL CONVINCE ALL VINO srrrra rsox
III II a ID a q H IA,
THAT
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
is WITHIN THEIR REACH
Al Of these Testim,nials unsolicited by Mr.
SPALDrSo. thy afori uaquestiona5le proof Of
the efficacy Of this truly seientife discovery.
Masonvillc. Conn. Feb. S. 1861
Mr. SPALDING.
SIN:
have tried your Cephalic Pills. and I ike them
30 ,oeA that 1 want you to send me tive dollars
worth more.
Pa. e these . a :': 4. for ..: the ..isss:s ,
Send the Pills by mail and oblige
Your Ob't servant
JAMES KENNEDY.
Haverford, Pa. Feb. 6, 1861.
Mr. SPALDrSa.
wish you to send me one more box of your &C.
pkai.c Pills. have received great deal Of benefit
from them.
Yours, Respectfully,
MARY ANN STOIKHOUSE.
Spruce Creek Huntington Co., Pal
Jan. l5. 1861.
H. c. srAlDrse;
You will please send me two boxes of your Ce-
phalic Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours, -
PSI haoe used one boz of your pills and find
them erceilenf
Belle Vernon, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1861.
Henry c. SPALDISc. Esq.
Please find enclosed twenty five cents. for which
send me another box of your Cephalic Pills. They
are truly the best pills have ever tried
Direct A. STOVER, p NJ
Beverly, Mass, Dec. IL, 1860.
H. c. SPALDING
1 wish for some circulars or large show bills, to
bring your Cephalic Pills particularly before
my customers. If you have any thing of the kind
please send to me.
One of nv customers, who is subject to severe
ed in one hour by your pills, which sent her
Respectfully yours.
Reyno7dsbSrg, sF; franklin Co. ohio.}
HENRY c. SPALDrSe,
No. 46 Cedar st.. N. Y.
DEAR Sn
box of d" Cephalic Pills" Send to address of Rev
VIM. G. Filler, Reynoldsburg Franklin Co., Ohio
Your pills work like . charm-cure headache
almost instanter.
| Truly yours, WIN. c. FULLER.
| Ypsilanti, Mich, Jan. IA, 1861.
Mr.. SPALDIx0.
| Sn:
| Not long since sent to you for . box Of Cepha.
lie pills for the cure Of the nervous headache and
90 good an effect that was induced T. send foz
more.
Please send by return mail. Direct 10
| A. B. WHEELER
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04

V Commodore Tatnall, who is form
ing the nucleus Of navy at Savannah, in.
vites proposals for the construction of five
vessels OF about one hundred and sixty
tons each for the Confederate service.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-27

OF 81 ,72i s1i sheep Ia tbs country in 1850,
the loyal states contained above sevsnt.s On mil
lions, or more han four hftbs.
Of s~ine thefs were 10, 3l6 6fs In the coun
try In 1850, about ono halt Of which bslonR cd
10 ire ffos states. Still the souih is annus "
itdebisd to tho North for supplies Of bacon
and pork.
There were In the frss states In 1850; 86I l4i
wo king oxen. In the slave states Ihsrs s.rs
800. i73. The disparity Is greater from the
act that oxen In the frss states are worth
d. uble those In tn, rsbol stat.s.
1h. numtsr Of milch co%s Ia 1850 Wa
bi6 260 aod In the slave statss 2 829. .47b;
lows statss, 4 235 88i; disloya states, 2 139. =
SOL. Tbs south male but one ninth tas quan.
tty OF butter and ohssss made in I'll. Uniou,
sod the seeded states about one eighth. The
bot o. the southern cattle are In the border
states.
The number of horses reported In the fee
states was 2,27G 836, according to the census
OF 1860. The In nbsr in the slave states was
2,050, 100. Bat Of these, 721 3lS belonged to
the l,ysl states Of Delaware, M4rylahd, Ken
tpckJ, missouh, and Wsssrn Virginia. DE
ouct ibose 10 the border states from those in
tha Iebellious ,tatss and we have, Ioyal statss
2 998 15ij disloyh states 1 3L8 672
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-27
Foreign Intelligence.
Two Days Later from Europe.
SAY 900 IN sPRCIE.


tne Sunau man S.esmer ASIA capt LOTT
arrived at an early hour THURSDAY morning
nom liverpool, ria O lssnstown. Cant LOTT
l,t IJv,rno.I on s.,,,d.v Al. e,h 81 I'll
'v'
sho SuespS'o"n oA Tue A's'noon o' .ne Hn'
Soc brings 81 passengers and about 600. 900
ir .p,cie.
~. 20 cI,,,i,., =, o,..D..owr or IN.
-. Ia g." -. =. ~. -. -
f'h and ~ LVerpooi carry On Tue morning o'
ths 81 instant.
Tho Acr'a'ie reached Galway at about noon
on tho 1,h tnht.
Great Briiaia.
In the Houss of Lorts on th. 4.h int, the
NJ, aus O, CLASsIcAapx ipo1iIed- "a ths
goysn m,nt haI put an end 10 tns Gal way
Cln,ract. what sssps thsy intended 10 take 10
insue Tsoid conmunicstioa viii AnerlcI,
which was OF The utmost i'm portanee2
L1Td srArlnY of AldsrI,y declined 10 at.ts
,ba yis "a a. Nh. gov.rnn,ant vbil. Ib. mstts,
,as uad,r eonSldsr.tion by a P.riiau.ntsrv
Cemmiltsa.
Ia tsn Hous. N Conmon, air Roman PxxI.
inarired a. 10 the trutb on the ststsrasnt that
q AIN mad rssolv,d to abandon h.r claim
ses,nst Mo,occo and 10 declsfs T.tusa the
nson..s,v ~ Sn.jr
fTr :. Hons. ~ Iord. nm tbs bth ths .x "a
49, of asssr;Os, az, ,.osLs =, ia ,stion IA
uIonoy VI ~ ns Ias la" I.h..IS ~ a..
In al n nj hN
49, ~ inoans,gSs e., divsioo;as ths ,Saonre.s ~
GniHi GuHI. An'enI'o ''' u'''A'P'As siA' "
r. a.. uona. ~ conmo,a I'm IN. aama
IN tns nouss .,oNS Ct Uo%mon pm D W a.tsnS s
~ 80, -" 49, "a III ,ha n-c..sI,1
81 ~. ros,n,snsncs - ~. Jnd .nsndaocs n
Swl,1s,lsnd "a insist.d anon by ali the
owuhAnu was ln'i'''u sP'u W AL 'n'
'pTnN S,.nd N.,ior.i Ria. Match ,..s In mn
o,..s =, Wmhisdon nss1 LonSon. snd xPaid
'A' A'-' --' -N "-~
r.. ro.,,o.ns In I.ondor. nm tha All Jalv.
..iiLAS 10 .hs Ns,aaas' a .nIvsr..1 ~ III b1 nshj,
breakfast a. the Royal OpsfA Hotel, 81
y s D., ~. ., ~. ,a..,,n,. ~ nro.
loIk, wAS nIsJ~ "a. .J.,ic y % .1n,irns,,s ~ p,ch
Possu tne usaA P1uoLS h .,ha"i. III
-erS recnvea wtTn IT, mssn ssn, ~ .nd a.;
ulAely one 10 Lne o.Ls Na ann1
anh fotever, whleo SAs ,olo tn- sonk
"a iaiaisg e5 in % 'Ss cSprus SpT'0 DAN" '"' '''
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-27

The following X racs " q ls,t.r from Bar.
ARD TArLUk, nou tr.a aeliat IN uarmaiv,
proVes that ssIHsh coosid.rau ms Of croft AID
loss hsve not bbsbsd the liberty loving Ger
man lsspls 70 The true issuss involved In oul
vi sm:
Dsrins tbe Last four wcsks have travsvsd
B.l ium the Kline sod . sops'ds q Die porsioo
Of M" die Germany. inrl1diag KarcSnia and
the Upp.r Palestine oof BAvsis. J Insvs ssdu-
lonsly read svery German y.r could ind,
have tskan every opp rtaniy 20 C cHverss ueVn
the ons o mol aosor ding TOPIC, and w With
the most earnest satishcticn ! Row declare
that have f'uod bnt oas oys~so. amooe al,
elssees--thas bs rebeLi~n 10 utterly afrotsoDs ..
As chr ocf,r. and that ne GopeTag,e.f g.ysf fvi
rnph, bccduse u has boih ms ~ dad ri1h on ;s
ssds! Among hSs whom havs mo, have
heard this expire siou from iha lips Of a du,is-
guish.d reiguias Princs and have nc 4, abt
that the 0v'fwhelming zen imeot ~ tie Or
man psopl. on The subject 70 oppressed therein.
The Rssctionists I was Informed. had been
jubilsnt durir z tho winter at the pro pet st a
oissoutio ct tie Unioo hat s'ucs he rccent
loyal uprising &C sur psople. they kssp auist.
1he sy mpathy for oor tovsru usut. Ia DER
many, l maN remark 10 MT nacesssrily given
on socount d our for n OF 0Uv.rnmsrt Oa
the Con'rry, the Libsr al, hero decidedly pre-
fer col stitutiooL Monarchy; but even those
who NO 40 far as 10 sAy that zoe soould b bot
tsr of by making = change IN this direc, ION,
do noe hshts,e an instant In their dsnunciat lion
Of tie febell'cp.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-27
Mr. D,cL,--s. an. :. i'd,

Ia a rsc,nt address at Amherst College. he
psid noSle tributs to the Union. and dsiiv.
sred his opinions respecting peace propositions
in no dOubttal terms He said,
You desire psse Tdcu lay down vour
>'ns and 700 Will have IL Il wa, psac. when
ltu i0.k tam up, iS ~iu b. pace Un,n v an
iat 'lHm dom. IL viii 10 p,scs when you
'osnd w'r and Ieiurn to your acsus,o n cd
nt.n, ,; ~hsn the government Il our fat aars
shall be agate recngnizsd wbeu III /, Cjn. ttu
ucu End tns Laws. to VII ch sway Il go 1Ess
al eta Ice, shalt b. oaservad and oosysd; then
ell the annie u the Oonsti ution and the
Glen oi'osnd by etmnoi impuls,, In obe
dsnce 10 urauimous pop ar will
divided Union, inets d of securing prac.
~culd present constant occ i-ioni fr coaHiet;
aud would bs "a fui ful vouie, OF war. Lat tho
rabbla cry OF divide ana cucfy 40 On from
tho throat Ct FAC ion, and tn, cold and ealca cal.
ting political PJass wGh their bAuds, aud
ecl.iin ths'r lenoc-Icb wsils ths souls are
sAIoe' wAh emt And er'fas for u'dls II fnr.
yard; hut let the falthfi', copseluns of uhsir
II tWitS, and stronS Ia tru h. eadure 20 tnA
ctd Yet fu hl's, as il tn, asay, a d d,vas-
nag asis tue eJuiss of ca. a. IL nal th 4 a.
49, fesii nor tho LAT s.on In humi Ia Ton.
y sect orc he USES o. advorsity." | nay
corfeet tbs dry rot OF den rel "a iou, N Dab
lie stAthn sna raise Is propl, abova thu
d'1d level mta1 aud morbid am ,Ition.
Gan u ION once dist1vo5gi bs fO.olstfu Z
81 BY the srrAnReRsni ~ al oa ties conc IN
90 in ite fora alon No Wh,u Il is once
destroyed II Ia dssIOy sd forave-. Lat those
shoio believe |. eau bo hs' iaiss tho dead.
Plaes tho CT npliPg laugu OF sb'l llbo,d uprn IN,
lip ot ag4. gs'her up the pstils Of MAY aIs
'Is and ,lGd Them uprn thSn tauvs stsns In
Ptimsvai trsshnss'; amid III, fross u D,esm
ber brisg back the w,therod 10 ives OF aatu nm
and brsah into them their sarIy luxuria,co
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-27

A destructive fire occurred at Memphis, on
Thurtday Of last week, destroying the hotsl
Ot THoMAs BASNsrr also ths house OF WM.
CAhH ussd for storage. togslber with thrss
htorsnoassa oontSioing 200 bar els censnt, 200
bhls OF lime, 200 sack. OF corn. 20 tets Of
chair, ani other articles Loss SIC, 900.
TAX on PHorERrY OF ALrKs FsRMtns -
At q meeting Of the Montgomery, (Ala) city
council on tue Let inst, tho folio wing IesOlu.
iion was adop so -
Resolred 1ha' a tax b. and Il hsrsby lev
led On al proper y b.or g'ng 10 alien snem 90
living cut Of thu q 'n'sdTLt States, both
real aud psrsHnal said tax &C amount TO 5 per
cent 90 assessed value Of real estate In the
city limits. On p'r'nnSl property consisting OF
! negroes, q tax OF $40 on n'gto men, $40 On
women e5 On cuiidrsn, aEd wAers II consists
cf stock IN cur JrS Stiona u tax o. 3 per cslt.
and that tie clerk be instructed TO coll CT said
tax.
THE RFBEIs HAVE erected q chain cable
bridge scIoss the blu si-sipp, river At Ran
dolph, 60 miles below m.np1is. The cable
Is uacs Of three cna,Ds toe ir n OF each chain
tstng ons ard nslf inches Ia thickness.
Ih,a o,bl, ia lai on q number Of Hat boats
strs' chsd across the RIVER, aud anchored above
sud blov 10y heavy CHAINS. Mkt to the
I, MI, ss,s shore there II sn opening for the
passage y and dOwn Of such s'eamers as ats
p.rn,tts- by the Coofedsrstss. About ons
hundred yards bsIoS rhis gap, on duff, ars
pl-bted SIX batteries OF heavy cannon. 81
that the spjro.cn ~ any sts,mer 70 that
Opsning ffon th' nort1 woui rssut In hsf
hang UlOgn } a'Ous