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The national Republican., 1861-08-30
DEPAR T NJ ENTAIL,

NAVAL ArruI.IulHr5 The following hWc
been appointed acting yoluulccr llcu'enanls
and masters in the navy having passed the
requisite examination before the board appoint
ed by the Secretary of the Navy:
Acting Volunteer Lie,henants.-J. b. Baxter
Charles F. W. Benin. George W. Brown, David
Gate, II. S. Eytiugr, ]. W. Kittredge, II. r.
Moore, J. F. Nichols, G. \, Trundy, and James
Wathers.
.Actinq .ndsteS.-Henry Brown, John Baker,
". Buckholdt. Spiro V. Bennis, John Caleb.
Henry F. Coffin, II. A. Clark, B. c. Dean, 2. s.
Doane. John W. Dix, W. J. Foster, Jefferson
Ford. John R. Goodmanson. W. F. Gillespie,
Pierre Giraud, J. A. Hall, John +. Harden. ".
Hamilton, A. E Hunter, W. p. Jones, W. G.
Lunt, G. D. Lester, A. B. Mulford, D. Maxwell,
William G. Nutting, James Ogilvie. William
F. Pratt, J. A. Pennell Nelson Provost, James
U. Rogers, Charles Smith. Charles c. Cisson, T.
Van Tice, John Z. Whittlesey.
ARMY APPOINTMENTS William Smith, Of Or.
we'll, Vermont, to be an additional pay
master.
Isaac B. Bowdich Of Burlington, Vermont
W pe uC''hulSsuiy VI eu'E'H'V V"''' "i'h 'u' i'hh
Of captain.
Joseph S. York, to be captain OF the fifteenth
infantry, Uregular army
Simon Smith, (major ol second regimeat ol
Minnesota volunteers to he paymaster 10 the
United States army with the rank of major
vice Major Randolph Marcy. promoted to he
| inspector general.
CORRESPONDENCE WITH ThE EN-.
| EmY.
The following important general order has
Just been issued:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANT GENERAL $ OFrICE,
| Washington, august 26, 1861.
By the 57th article Of the act of Congress:
entitled An act for establishing Rules and Ar
ticles for the government of the Armies Of the
United States, approved April 10, 1906 "hold
ing correspondence with or giving intelligenc,
to the enemy, either directly or indirectly" |:
made punishable by death, or such other pun
ishment as shall be ordered by the sentence o
a court martial. Public safety requires stric
enforcement of this article. 1t is therefore or
dered that all correspondence and communici
tion, verbally or by writing, printing or tele
graphing, respecting operations Of the army
or military movements on land or water, o
respecting the troops, camps. arsenals, entrench
ments, or military affairs, within the severa
military districts, by which intelligence shal
be, directly or indirectly given to the enemy
without the authority and sanction Of the gen
eral in command, be, and the same are abso
lutely prohibited, and, from and after the dat,
of this order, persons violating the same will
be proceeded against under the j7th Article o
War. By order l.. THOMAS,
| Adjutant General
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THE CRY IS, STILL THEY CONN., -
Rnt for NV part, am tired 81 the old story Of war
But, oh Mrs. brown, have you heard the very
latest newsY No. Why: SIXTH, No; 4eo seventh
CLOTHING Of every description, and he offers to
sell them at such low prices: They say he a has "a
other stores How he does It, do not know. But,
for my part, can assure YOU, Mrs. Brown, that he
oan ft out your boys with nice CLOTHING at re.
narkably low prices. l advise all to call at
SMITHS, No 4so Seventh street, opposite Post
once, and look at his New Stock, and they will be
convinced that what Mrs Jones said, isso.
aug 30-3m
The national Republican., 1861-08-30

Resides on s. Cam street, Newark, N. J.
Deserted iu Baltimore.
Cor. Crane and Br Jad streets, Newark, N. J.
I3 Columbia street, N, wark, N. j.
New York city. Deserted at Washington
/ d. G.
| J. Near Washington, In Bergen prison.
No. 81 Court or Church street,
Newark, N. j.
Stap'eton, Staten Island.
( Residence 10 Brooklyn, N. Y Deserted In
Washington, d. q.
I Cor. Maiden Lale and Harrison sts. New
ark. Deserted in Washington, D. Z.
NJ Pennington street, Newark, N J.
Tichener stieet,
Soaring street,
Bank street,
Cor Warren and Newark sts., Newark, N. j
The national Republican., 1861-08-30

NTANTED-BOar rd for IA gentleman and
w wife, from and after the Soth instant. Address
A, Il C., Post Office, immediately aug. W-2t.
The national Republican., 1861-08-30

The following general order has been issued
by the War Department:
The national Republican., 1861-08-30

WTANTED.-Board for Gentleman and
w Wife, and Child two years old, In private
family or In house where there are few boarders.
Address Boardsr," at the Republican office, corner
Of Seventh and d streets stating terms
aug 28-3tt
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a.:,..(,,..Q| II

GREAT EMPORIUM FOR MILITARY
" FIELD GLASSES, with the finest double.
achromato lenses, sold at the lowest Eastern prices
by NJ. j. FRANKLIN, Optician,
244 Pennsylvania Avenue,
aug8o-iy between Twelfth 4 Thirteenth Sts.
The national Republican., 1861-08-30

a
' 'e B IA Colonl
JAS W. POWELL JR, Adutsn
The national Republican., 1861-08-30

Il Where and whsn When Deserted.
= Mustered.
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Seed Potatoes.

0OO BUsH. YELLOW PINK EKE POTATOES, 70,
OUO seed, in store snd for sale BY
r.. g. CRAIG.
r. e~aa 81 r. carner Second ana Uni5u.
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THE BRITISH REVIEWS.
AND
BLACKWC0D'S MAGAZINE.


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BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURG MAGAZINE
CTory-)
TERMS:
Ter ann.
For Eny che % The four
For any t-o OF the four 5.U
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F1r BacEV0ll and the four
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COUNSELLOR M AGENT,
IN ArrLIcAT1oEs ron PkTEErs. 1-SFzRFERESCEs
n EXrENSIONS,
4ud also IA Appeals % tbo Cirrut Court
Olee N. z. cor. Seventh and E streets.

Second story, directly opposite The Patent Omoe.
SPECIFICATIONS and Drawing % On Invention, with
- all other business pertaiuius to he obtaining o.
Letters Patent viii De executed fer a Zee OF $50. Fur
arguing the case lu The event Of q REJECTION, andfor
APPEALING it % che commissioned. NO ADDITIONAL
FE2 Will BE REQUIRED. Ia cases OF Interference.
OF IN an upJell - the Circuit Court, q reasonable extra
charge viii De- made.
For a fee Of s.. q preliminary examination viii be
Instituted az the Patelt OEcei and q rel.abie apinisn
given as TO the protkhlity Of srcErinz & patent. Four
thousand examinations % this character q ere Conducted
during lhe last three years.
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-. .. -. - CammllsIeasr d -

Washnsiou, d g., october 1. 1880.
Learning th1tR = FeaVirk ESQ. h atoztto open
an olico In this city a. ! Solicitor OF Patents. L cheer
fully state that / have long known hin as gentleman Of
large expericnce in such matters, OF prompt and aceu-
rate business habits, and or uni1ubted integrity. As
such, I commend him to the inventors ef the United
shtcs. CHARLES MASON.
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BY ratieu reserth, that TIE Highlander had peen y
ne habit - ufinE a certain conoiuauno n herbs AID
roofs. ullEeuruE 10 their native hlls and giens Whlch,
Wien combined with oriental aro naLc, was found y
be tfs MOST urarlatire inFlEgrat9r end builder lp o.
TIE human system which The world or suffering human-
Efv las ever Known
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Petition for Dirorce.

Alsos refers b permission, % the Bon. Jsseph E0lt
late Commisai0neru o, Patents, ard az present ostmasteT-
General, and to J. v. KEGS, ESQ, ~ Nsin street,
Memphis asd 70 AcCianahaD 4 Did, propFietors Mem
phis appeal" BolT-daw
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- constant daily ls5ors IN removing orr stock from a
dangerous building and rsntlns a new one, We have
scarce found the moment 70 express publicly our truly
HKARTFELT HANKS 70 he msay friends Who *
srted Themselves 10 their utmost in saving our property
At the Gre, thsir great care taken n Ev5idinz breaElEs
and los, and their subsequent sympathy IN or aisfos-
tune. To our n~sighsors, who kindly threw their doors
open e us, and 70 Barnet Graham, Esg Who generously
offered rs ne use Or his lhree hne stores In he Ssezson
block 70 store our stock safe from our psrlsus situation
after the are We shzIi ever feel under deep obAgatiaus.
we oyald msuti-a msny nzme- o. those who pa. forth
daring ~ezsrtious in saving our property. bat We mieht
Do Injustice b y doing. Nay thsy receive . reward
such as zee cannot bsstov.
H.. r. FAENsWCRTH q co.
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8le0itaI.
THE TRUE Ann Q

Trs use, II fairly tried, VIII soon restore TIE tone Of
4 the digestive organas inyisorate The blood, give ger
eral Fctuudiy % the Azure, and adj eusrVy % me mind
snd nervous system. Ifa value has Been remarkably
evidenced BY Is W~0ndarful restorative rgWerA shan
ordinary tonlc bad been vainiy ezhalstei. u ahorta
nourHhuent b the body when 10 othsr can be hsme.
and Furnishes the frame With fat in q truly rsasrkase
manner.
Yar CONSUMPTION aud B~EONCHrT18s
F0r sChOFUBA iu al ia deVel0pmsbts,
FoT WEAKNESS, WASTING, and every form o. DE-
BlLITEs lz curative p~ropertifs are uarlvaled-
II may Be taken wlth0ut disrellsh By the most dell
cate patient ana retained without eiart IN ne most
sensitive stomach. It's superiority in this Gnd oths
important characteristics af EeuulnensH, has ruaran-
teed Tor n ne c0mmendausu o. TIE most eminent ply
scians hrauEhout tbs St1tesi the written testimony ID
TIE faculty Of mo best medioal schoolsi tie prsfelofl
of the
University o. Peunsylrunlas
Jeasnou College Of Phliaislphla,
Phlladeiphla Collage q Medicine, and othars.
iugalida rh0uid be aareful % purchase Oh q IN
doubted reputation y they desire the most active aud
lmneAde afvantages OF The remedy. That which "
prepare has de~clieIGtileuaes OF aupcriarliy over Qthei
brands. A41ufar1Hed only By
JOHN O. B. CO.,
importers ard Dealers In Drugs Chemicals, &c.
FOR sale 20 tdt iraae BY
EAHsE g. W~ETHEnILL.
rs hain street, below Union, west slds,
ocsdaRtm GreeulaN's Block.
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Dc RemaTkabIe PoWers p
HaVfng ProVed III

were frriv tested, and crowned with unprecedented Eac-
49, Ia every Instance where It's virtues were Eleei
and il mirat have been truly said that he good time
haf cone a. last
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Mery r. Hammer F- a n. Hammer. In DE Circuit
Court Of ShebY county, at Raleigh.
TX this cause IL appearing from the pefitioa herein
i filed, duly sworn u, that the defendant is a usn-
resident Of the state e tennessee, it is ordered By the
CLERK that publication Tor thirty days be made 10 the
Memphis weekly Appeal, requiring the defendant, A.
H. Hammer, to aprear within the first three days Of
mex Circuit Court, 70 Sc held At Raleigh on tho third
Monday in NAY next and then aud there to plead,
answer or demur % cgmplaiuAnfs bill herein led Tor
divorce. OF the same win be taken for confessed, and
set tor hearing tx parte.
Done a. omca FebiuaryI IS, 1851.
II. D.. L. STEWART CLERK.
Kelar 4 Thompsoa solicitors ior complainant.
fcf0-wft
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EN
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
or Tx
WOHLD-RENOWEED
HIGH Land BTTTERS
Or, SCOTCH N
The Greatest Remedy for an Diseases Of th,
STOMACH, LIVER and BOWELS
EVER DISCOVERED.
Health to the Sick Drink and Live


A FEW words Is Oil that is Necessary 70 make now
~ me history and wonderful curative powers y IN
----lr ii rewefiaT aeenf. the Highland Biuerl Of
oeiehrrfed Scotch Stguachic. which has rrsFta NEefs j
every furtauce. % b. the enly panacea or true tslsnAl
81 healh ID ne ricr and anluei q every nation Endo
erervHfue- d was discovered b. Sir Geores Bala-
crF. N. D. p. p. g.. Professor u Alltarv 4rEeE 4
the f~zr-fnuef University q EllnburE soouanL WEE
rrr-efi- diseases were eating or IN thousln1s r.
British and French soldiers 10 The Crimea. durlnE ~
Russian var. Sir GearEe BalauEal W8sappolEtee ~
mr.-fr. oueen victoria. a. chief q The medical con
mi=i-rers. 10 irvestirzte. IN q scientific manner, u
ertraar4inary longevity and remarkable go& neaii
whscn has aIuzTs charscerlzrl The Inhabitants q ~
aasHeh UfcfIanss. auI the calscs which led % sue
dsp5orable results % TIE sane ladlrlduals when expose
e achanEe 81 climate.
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II Il " G z O TTM z
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CHANCE OF TIVE.

FREIGHT n ACO0NMODAuoE TRAINS
VIII leave and arrive as fellows:
LEAVE ARRIVE AT
Garner at...-s.-ss6.l0 N Memphis aL-....400 p n
ARRIVE At
Memphis at.......7:i0An Garner st.-......4,gO N
Trains arriving at Memphis connect with the Memphis
Gad Charleston and the Memphis and Ohio Railroads.
for the North sud East.
Trains arriving At Garner station there connect with
a daily line Of nail coaches, which leave on arrival Of
the mall tain for Grenada, and New Orleans via Ms
sbsippi Central Railroad.
Granada tickets are sold b. L. S. KHoElton at Gayoss
and Worsham houses. r. HOUGu,
n025 General Superintendent.
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AIRLINE ADAIR.
OF
Who's the Captain2
4 HI5IoEIoAL R0HANCH OF m0ETIzR r-7F.
BY CAPTAIN r. C.. KENDALL

-
Besides fhe varied euertairuant sFsraF F-trsr
TIE sOUTHEHE UAHILTTO-Frrr -r
present. a. herst1i1re. So guslrpssssd o81s-.--F
SHORT srORTEs, fumpIats IL one a-uss-r
ADvENTuEEs, o. SOD and seas
TINS or SEWs, (t hsms and abussl
GOSSIP, fs501t mez and thi-rsJ
VT y a
POETRY.
We nay also "a
ANECDOTES IL NATURAL HISTORY
FACI5 o TIE FARMER Isl H0-5rr-g7g
NV INVENTIONS.
in q Worl varied miscellany o. msl--al4e swan. b.
elt-rta sing matter.
me SOUTHERN FAMuT JOURNAL IL s-4----
elFht PACED paper- c11tziniug f1rfF c.-rrr 10 H--a-
printed rsa1las natter. Each s-nbs- B. la1ls
lu1gt-atsd.
ne soufHEEN FAMILY TJCENAL = --s -sl
weekly and NAILED 20 single 1sgItsrs AZ e r~-.-s
tHo copies sent for g. Tsrus i1g1ris1Hg lr aH-4--a
Any poslma4lsr seu1ing ls eight s11s--L1H-s1 a. Ca
VII De- eul-ed - sue oagy ree-
ne FAMIEF JOURNAL can Ha ler Z
al news dealers and periodical ss5rs
TLlleral ausuEensufs uil BE- maze viii fasra-r
who are requested b Esld Ia lteir or1ers Hs-Hr-. .4
5felusD copies ssng free Wien rerr-rts-
All c-uuuulul1ls o1ntainlng uhsrrr Hrr H- --a--
wise Should have the name d ne wrts- 1-srr We
teu5 give name q pest once, cuutT and safe. asl-a.
CHAS. =. % 3 Co.
once e. southern Family I-l-1a-n
LU.=LImE 40
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ThsGhief Among Ten Thousand
DaileY'S Magical Pain Extractor

10 AZ universally supplanted 81 other Ointmauts Gnd
Il healing applications in both the Eastern End Vest
em Hemispheres, wherever introduced; md is infYin-
sic merit Is the true secret Of its success in all cHfene-
6H9 GBecfiORs, whether the cause be accident or dssGse,
URN n sGALDs
Are instantly relieved of[ their anguish, pain and
Inflammation, By a tinely5 gppucatiea Of this mrrufI
LoHs healer, aud the feshE is renewed as IL b. 3
charm, 10 biemish or scar2 remaining.
FRIEND OFSTUE NURSERY.
Children are frequently sufferers from external
injuries, especially froHa Ftzid anI CGmDheHe Er-
plOu0ns-theref1re everyE mother should have this
healing preparation oUn- SANITY 81 Sand. u Esas
sore Breasts, and quickiyZ removes the TETTER CT
EIhaWCRA, 40 FrsUC-Gl6nf IN rae nargcrr.
TO TRAVELLERS BTH SEA n LAND.
The HeChinists, the Trs.1 Weller. and every other In
dtvidual whose Dot in lifed throws him within the
chance 81 aocident fum2 explosion. FIRE CT cofiafoH.
should bear in mind thaiS this Magic Extracior b. lis
beet SD suly frieHd. Ito is both portable and cheap.
and should ever be hisE companion. as 8 friend in
need. There are taou sands OF living witnesses
. testify 20 its marvel lsus virtue, Who owe
their sound limbs aldE muscles 70 its saving
efdcaCy.
The following are q fewE o. the ledding diseG8 fer
which HAGT@ CAL PAIN EXTHACTOR
fa a mDLWmMmrnE- --mHr nwn
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II. HUNTINGTON, Pne5fnt.
THO. G. ALLYN, S4Petsry.
OF CONNECTICUT ez
Hartford county.
HARTFORD, January Z, 1851.
Personally appeared II Huntington, president, and 7.
O. Allyn, secretary, Of the Hartford Fire Insurance
company, and made oath that the foregoing statement,
by them subscribed, is a true, fun and correct statement
Of the affairs Of said company, and exhibits, so far as
can be ascertained at this date, r. actual condition on
the FIRST day OF January, 1851. Before me,
NICHOLS, Justice OF the Peace.
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IMPORTANT TO INVENTORS!

ROBERT ~, FENWTCK,
(Latc manEger c. the Washington Branch OMc Of tbs
scieutiac American Pstcut AgeacT Of Nsssrs.
Munn & Co.. and Tor more thau ten years on
eisIy connected via SAID drn, ad vita an
experience q fourteen years In every
bunch r~eiitiug 60 the Patent Once,
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QUICKEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE
TO
Little Rock, Fort Smith, North
ern Texas, New Mexico and
California;
II EEATL

WILL lesve MEMPHIS, Wis Memphis and Little
w Rock railroad, every WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY, atTA. M, for the above points, making much
shorter time than any other line.
AN EXPRESS MESSENGER
win accompany each Train, and an packages left at the
ONCE Of Adams & Co.'S Express viii be promptly for
wardsd.
Tickets en- Be procured at the Office Of the Company,
Commercial Hotel.
J. R. ROBINSON,
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THE GLOBE.

u-LoW FOR CAsH-On time to prompt parties
ouly. myl0-wIy
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JOE ETCHEVARNE'S
Gs4RDETsS,
Fort Pickering, Near Memphis,
Tenn,
New Dyeing Establishment
~.Sps wsTTRrvVs & uE7v9

ATE OF the school Of the great and celebrated Chem
II ical Dyers and Scourers, Cook 4 Matthews, Of st.
Louis, have been induced to open Sc establishment for
carrying on the above business in all its breaches.
Every description Of geDtemen'sG Goats, Vests and Pants
are dyed, cleansed and restored to their original perfec-
tioR. They certainly do remove averg spot Of grease,
paint, wax and tar, together with AL other blemlshes
and impurities to which such garments are liable, and
warrant The spots not to reappesr. Calf and examine
their samples OF Cost dressing. Il they fail 10 please
you, no chEge viii be made, Their Office Is on geder5oF
street, between Main sud Front Row.
mrI7;Iy MATHEWS & 7 INT
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we're a-f il Great Britain alone besides upward oi
$1,000 dozen exported 70 al paris O. He habitsbls
globe
The attribute TO the scotch Tonic
10 = prsvsnf BE- vel o. care bg aracklng ne rect OF
fre o1mrlailt, and thereby removing fhe Il1een cause
al dferate. 81 gently EtimulatiuE aud reEt9rtnE the
droorinE s1errles o. The system, and assisting nature 10
bpr al o. vital and funciouary reformatian- TO
~ve-v enc srFerinF from Biiaus end Liver Complaints,
nr-1eusia. fnfiEeslons Heartburns Loss q Appelte
DebIIty, slck Headachef Cosuveness5 i@purltles O me
No. N al AfealdlE q Tie Stomach Liver End
nowais. ID j. i~uVaiuitlei and o. q preventive OF Chile
- Fererr. whefher Bilious Eemitteut Intermittent
rvrhoid. 81 eny ether FORM d Dc peculiarly epplieableJ
Ee-rr 4 uerfed reEfnera.or Of tho whole functions %
- F-man erltem- Comparatively few doses o. thlf
uslatatie stqnachic mHkea ne sAefer reel e-esle eAa
49, rfFnrfheus generally the whole humzn functionE,
~ - never been known 70 fau 81 q single Instance
-.-.-u - LIZ ~.
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Total SIS, 76 q
Il. The rule OF the company i, not to exceed / 10000 IN
any one risk, subject 10 loss By q single fire.
Z. The amount insured in acity or village depends upon
its size-gsneraIly all the desirable risks 10 be
had subject 70 the rule Last abOve uamed.
-. The amount insured in any enc block Of buildings
depends upon its size and construction, subject 70
the rule above referred %.
a. The act Of Incorporation is the same as heretofore
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mtsteulnf0ns.
UNPARALLELEDsUCCEssI
UNPARALLELED SUGGEST
UNPARALLELED SUGGEST
UNPARALLELED sUCCEss :
THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY.
SOUTHERN FAMILYJOURNAL FOR 1861
SOUTHERN FAMILYJOURNAL FOR 1861
SOUTHERN FAMILYJOURNAL FOR 1867
SOUTAERN FAMILYJOURVALFO FOR 1851

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THk oeuiaE year iusuguratss The third vei1us q
- 1ls taF9rlte gNPluent % ss1theru uterstrrs- %
AofTra o. no lnle ratification % us hat IN an
ne urd Faiune % the JOURNAL We ere
tl 70 give me best possible rcproof o. ne de
Predtrtt1nf q northern publshsrss az vel
sa1my iorsboduu % eFsu hearty veil
our oFa section % u~1uutrV. Yes re are
az that the brilliant success ofl1a sOUlH-
FAAliE J0UHNAL has proved the sEi1fance o.
talsnt and snt'rpriss in the souG vhteh fears
ne friend q saafhsfn t~israiurs have orsn declared
!, 800 tasy Est a so9iheru paBer Ehisaf in po-1.
merH aad in price, csuid compete win
llefn F~esklies. hey ueuId shsarfurv airport De-.
= eNef t4a desi1erstum We asE fh-ra uraraises = BE-
We Ak a o1u1arlson with other ulpers
an1 are satisfied thst ne sOUTHBtN
sAMALI oUHNAL ulu ba farnd anal 10 ~ neaf.
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Washington, ]. c., October 1850.
take special pleasure in setting taat Ar. Robert W.
FenWlck has been Intimately Known To me from earliest
Childhood. His peculiar intelligence, capacity for BUSH
ness and strict onsrienttousuess we're marked from the
time when IN bofhs0l he besan his profession in The
0Eco II a Patent AGENT. No 0ae that knew him well
thea has been surprised Al his steaiy and rapia rise.
Al the responsible head Of The business 81 Mum x Ca-.
~ HashiuEnln, Ihave often c1munenird him 10 persons
In different parts % the country inquirlng for a campa-
tent faithful and conscientious Fateut AGENT and I
have never failed g. receive gratsnnt czn1uiaigemsnt
afierWaTd frum those who haze avaiiHa themselves 81
his services. j eau commend aim via yet more canf-
dence as TIE Independent maHsser " q lusinssa wher
50 much depends on tho ability a. weI sst1r perfect IN
tesrity OF an agent. 3 y SAMSON. r.
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Chemists au1 DrEgGtMer
Wr ggf and 1s Main Elrces hemrhlsl Teun.,
~a orIv suf1orized ursprletJs tulhe GATED States.
- 0b-srve ne name written CO ne label Of usch
f1fe. 10 oaulterfen Whll D. felony
r1f ~ all resaegalle c~.uEsistss mer1hantzs grocers
- fsfer keepers On she soutlgru States.
- Ibersl Gsonuntt e. ta trade. no13-daWeoE
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he Mariner on her last trip from this city toL louisville
broke her uachinsrT when iust ab5re Evansville and
haste 90 Cd on enc Eheel..--..rhe railroads. south,
leadiuE from Nashville on ne Cumberland, and Flor-
sucs on tie Tennessee, are perfectly blocked with pro
visions El Pro5uce. ne rairoad managers, however,
are moving or TIE accsuulated masses ss fast as steam