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PINEY POINT PAvILIoN.-ThisV
wellknown end dslightful resort lbe 49,
those sseking health and plfastrs b now opsn fue
thu reception Of yisiton. The undsrsignsd bsGS
leave TO sate that the place has been rebuilt with
nishsd; sew bathing hou.ss, for ladies and ssatIs
men; also . splendd wharf No palms or sxpsnse
water bathing piaes IN ths tinted States ThS ts6is
will BE- suppsd with al the SALT water deiesoisS,
,uoh ~ soft and hard shsll crabs, Ane oysters, Ter
FURNISHED With ahoio wines, Nqsoss, ssSsn, %
Good ansliSs, A1d always plenty Ashing, and sail.
tps boats fot re salcynslt Of The s.sss. fsee Of
aid cotillon Sand has bsss engaged fof ths sssson
and the proprletof begs leave 10 tats that nothing
=, hal " Be S iss sndS.: s.: S; q ~ RI - give 'sooh
lerms--s2 psf Day, 90 per week, sss per meath;
children and ssrvanu half pries -
bathing clothes. T. ]. HAR6HALL,
lyN ''''a"' "'- Pfupristof.
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TSO IEyEN TONS AND PAyEaT EES.
MUM CO, ,propnetors Of the Ssissiao AnAtnas,
anu agents for procuring American end Foreign
p A II E N II 8. r.J
With Sixteen Year, experience in the BtsiseY,
Refer 10 Hon. Judge Msson, Hon. Jsssph Holt
Hon w. d. Bishop, ex .C0mmissions-s Of Psteats,
and 10 mole than fifteen thousand inventons who
have had basinss done through Mum Co.'S Pat
Pamphlet Of adytee sent free by mail. 81
Patent Law and Regulations, loo pages, rs osns,
No charge for consultation, o9Ally or By msil.
Preliminary Exaninatioa In United DtStss Patent
oacss, No. 81 rark Row, sSS TEA; wssh,,s.
toa, so4sI Of = snd Ssvsiah GSse6, oppeete ~
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II b the oidsse sssablishsd Of all the QIns ~
Wich hsve ssaFSsd Into sxisesaoe upon fhe bssis Of
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lso lS-ly And dealers ss1srally.
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r r DIAL n o TIo FL
Dr. 4. vLLNY's Privse Hospital, in tb.
Federal Block, corner Of Seventh and + stee.A,
opposite The Post anu Patent Ofaces. Rooms
S and a, up stairs, waahinston, B.G. .
Al Ahsasss Of private nature treated IN the nost
ssssaas naasss, end radical ssrss effected h all
sss. sYrHurrIo AFFECTIONS, soNoR-
RH0A, aLHBr. srK,cTuREs. SEMINAL
WEAKNIse, o. ths ss, Il Of voLuPTuoUs
O1EAnS, - any wsakues Of the 0EHERATTvE
o1eANs, isva sp, osass whsssvsr, O. NV long
aaaAi,s, shorosshiy AMI rd,oaiiy ssrsa.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.
no nsssss whss you, disssss, LEI no slss dslissoy
pssvs,s Apply innediascly 70 d. vsllsy, Who Ia
ssmowlsls~d 70 b BY far the most SUCCESSFUL
RHYsrCIAH h ths lsAia acct Of private dlssasss,
fsas Aot to oons aaa max snown your nisfortanss,
- - vili gssAIly ana you on yssr way r,soss,as
SELf-ABUSI,
CAss dsssaful ssoafss Of ~ yosns, indslgsA b
w. slo.s, waisA sssuoys the ssasnuvs orsa.s,
snns yos ior .asrssd LIE, pssAssias w,slnss Of
~ bssk and nnhs, ios Of aninsaoa sad muscular
pswer, pslpssssa d ~ hsart .sross tr,ttsbiisy,
- Of memory, nslaasholy haDiu, Insanity, con.
aspeoa, and death
YOUNG MAN, In visw Of the dreadful oonss
susnoss, delay not to make your eass known to Dr..
'. Toss sssrs0 With lin srs ssrsd, ssd yoa nay
Confidently rely upon bis medical still
Thossnds whoss syrtsns wers shsttsrsd and were
q the Drak Of the grave, hss b brought bssl to
vigorous health BY hs sktlfsl rssmsaL
MARRIAGE.
NAMED psfsom, " tnoee CONTEMPLATING beof
nouy, Who ssspeet Themselves Of impo,enoy ssminsl
weakness, o. any aiseass ar,dus from relaxed
aass Of the genital organs. whether The rssult Of
dissass. injury, consequences Of youthful lpdiDre
uoas, OF indulgence Of the psssiOas IN ripper yen'
azs earnestly entre.ted TO plsse themselves asder
~ sa,s Of DE- v. They may rely with certainty
spoa spssdy osrs, and full visor restored.
He tssss With entire susss~ al ds-sscs Of females,
s.sh y LUcoRRHEA or WHITES, LAPsUs
UTERI, 10, DO and in every ssss ssarantsss .
psrisstcuRE,
FEES moderate. and VISITS and COAMUNI
CATIONS strictly PRIvArE and ooEFIDEr
rIAL.
PERSONS sall,as 80 no one bst the DOCTOR
TAoss ct dissAnoe nay b. TREATED BY NAIL,
giving sTATEhEHT Of CASE, -, u.
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s. Blaekwood's Edinburgh Magazine, (rury)
These Psriodicals ably represent The three great
kAdioalbut politics forms only one feature Of their
,lsaraotsr A. Organs Of the most profound writers
On Soienee, LtsrAture, Morality and Religion, they
world Of letter., being. oopsdsfsd indiapennbls to
ths scholar and the professional maj, whis 70 the n
splgent reader Of every olaa they furnish Q nort
correct and satsfactory record Of The current tefs
lure Of the day, throughout the world than oan BE-
,usibly obtainsd from any other soarcs.
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THE VI. LOUIS, Chsstnat street,
J. Between Third and Fourth, Philadelphia
this popular house have fhs pleasure Of announcing
TO their friends nd the travelling oonnunity that n
L. now open for t4e reception Of gussb. The house
vated and refttsd In superior manner the apart
msDts are large, we'll ysntilatsd, and furnished In
modern style II - centrally located, convenient to
ali the dspos and steamboat landings and in the
Immediate vicinity Of the Custom House. Post once
ard the Corn Exchange. l'..
Conneotsd with the Hotel la.s Restaurant for tht
Accommodation Of those preferrinE the EuropSan
plan. Prics Of Rooms ffom Thres 70 Seven dsllar.
per weak, sooording to looatsn. ~
Board IL so per day. Table d'hots fbr msrchanb
HENRY NEIL,
ny S-am .rtHi,gu ISAAC l.. DEVOE.
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0VFICE o. TIE ECUMMl5sIONkHs UN.
" der the aot Of April 10, 1882, entitled "An act
for the ressss Of certain persons held " servcs or
labor In the Di,trict Of Columbia" City Hall =,
Washington city, d. O., Sept. %, 1859.
Let day Of November next. close the sxamnaiion Of
all clAtnapu for compensation and proceed TO make
before the Commis y onors VINO bays not press otDd
their slaves tor valuation and proven title and 10y
atty BY two wtne e'ses, must present them, and all
claimants who cannot produce their servants, will
bring her witnessed as to value title and loyalty
befote said LIST day Of November.
The Commissioner will meet every day, except
Saturday, ~ II o'clock. q IN.
apt ar-ats vtosi " "' Clerk.
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A HRIEHD II HEED. VAY II.
DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMgNT,,
The great external remedy Of the age, prepared
frou the reoips Of DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Conneoti
cut, ne Seisbrated bone setter, whose fame is un
rtv.led oy that Of any living man. II ID Q certain
GA, 6prains, bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Sores. Bsrrs
Bcalds, Piles, Lumbxgo, HeAdsche, Tootbaohs, and
All khssnAtie and Nervous Disorders, Ex !Irnai 10
All saSsssr should give /, . tri.l.
KIcHARpBod 90. Propsistors, 10
For rsIs By oHARLBs sToTT, aensrI % XSen,
for Washington, and By al dsalas..
feb 3S-dkWly
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nR. LOQK WOOD sentanass sAs praa,
sosnss fsnmylvsnia svssss sad Ssvsnth slrsse
Having pfsotieed IN ths South nearly dXSoen yooSS,
as ssss - ss s:sssd I'll That b 'sa sv' ssa . ~
Teeth i1ssrtsd o. vuIoAmln, RuYsnz, O. 8oEs
PIAn, CnlHoepsn adzainis>sssd whsa diaksA.
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FOUR BNGhiSH REVIEWS AND BLAUWO0l
OOkhIHUB yULY, 1851. %. d.
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Ths receipt OF ADVANCE SHEETS from the
aiu.h psblishsn givss sdditiopL yslls to thsss
nsnds Of slbseribsrs sbout ~ soon q the Original
edluonA .a ....
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W1rfantsd. ~. 80 Tl''''h = =
ioonS q III, oity-Ne ~ Ps.nsylysaia sysass,
estwesn Ninth an1 Tenth stxSstD. Alo, ~ Ass8
ssxeet, fn1la0eIphiA -'t~'t- az AAsle-1y
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I RONARD SCOTT 4 CO.'D
Il RBPRINT 0RfHE
BRITISH i REVIEWS
Bl.ACKWO0D'S MAaAzINEl

Leonard Soott Co., New York, continue to pub
III the following leading British Periodicals, Viz:
1 The Edinbursh Rsvisv, (Whs) -
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RIo1AL Assns1ox II RsqusnlD.
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Money current In the STATE where Issued viii be re-
CLUBBING.
diacount Of twenty I've per cent. from the above
price will Be allowed to Clubs ordering four or more
copies Of any ous ormore Of the above works Thus
F6ur copies Of Blaokwood, or Of one Rsyiew, will be
sent 70 one sddress for S8 four copies OF the four
Bsvisvs and Blaokwood for $50 and 80 on, %
q POSTAGE. ..
In all the principal cities and towns, these work.
vii Be delivered, FREE OF POSTAGE When
,sAt by mail, the Postage TO any part Of the United
Yhtes will BE- but hsasy -four osss year for " Black
Rsviews
n b. The price In Great Britain Of the i've Period
.oals above named q e3l per anuum.
Rsmittancss fsr any Of the sbovs pshliostions
mould always be addressed, post paid, TO the pub.
isaiers, LEONARb SCofT / co.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-15
lincoln rs Describcd by seward.

Chas. Francis Adams was sent by Mr.. Lin
coin, as his minister, to Great Britain. Under
date OF April 10, 1861, Mr. Seward, as Secretary
Of State, addressed Mr.. Admins a long letter Of
instructions, copy Of which we have before Us
in United States official publication. The
troubles in this country formed the almost eI-
elusive subject of the letter; and President LIN
coins views were largely unfolded for the benefit
Of Dir. Adams, and through him Of the British
government From this letter we take the fol-
lowing extract;
80 For these reasons { the President)
would not be disposed to reject a cardinal doc
trins of the Southern leaders namely, that the
Federal government would not reduce the Sc
eeding States to obedience by conquest, even
although he were disposed to question that
proposition. But, in fact the President Ioitiiagiy
accepts It GstTus. Only an imperial or dssPotic
government could subjugate thoroughly disaf-
fecssd and insurreeti0nary members of the State.
This Federal republican system of ours is, Of su
forms of government, the very one which is
most united for such labor
It is hence seen, en- this high authority, says
the Richmond Enquirer that Lincoln, in bis at
tempt to conquer and subjugate the Southern
States, is not only tramplng upon the Constitu-
ton Of his country, in point of fact, but sec0rd-
ing to has 0l5a understanding of it. He had
thus to blaeken his soul with Wilful perjury, be-
fore be could become our present enemy. Hav-
ing entered upon a work which Seward justly
says is fitted only to an imperial OF despOtic
government, he prosecutes is IS only a malig-
nant despot could Charleston Courier
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-15
Yankee Ousrages in NaBsem0nd end EsIe
af Wight.

Yankee Ousrages in NaBsem0nd and EsIe
/ 81 Wight.
From the Petersburg ExpreEsI
gentleman direct fIom the neighborhood
informs us that the Yankee Yandals are roam
ing the counties Of Nansemond and Isle Of
Wight stealing negroes, bacon aud horses, and
arresting every citizen whose loyalty to the
Confederate States is known.
The following gentlemen were arrested, some
ef them manacled, and dragged of to the Rip
Raps Jas billiard, f. Bsv. Hunter, james NJ
Holland, VIM. Lawrence, Alexander Ashburn,
Rober; r Pinner, Addison AshburD, Csptain
Charles Holland, J. Y Council, Charles Sum
ner and David p Wright The two latter were
placed in irons, and marched Of under fle of
Dutch Yankees from Pennsylvania
From Mr.. Dillard, the Yankees stole some
eight or ten thousand pounds of bacon aud
lard, and then carried him to the Rip Raps, be-
cause ne refused to take the oath of allegiance
TO the Lincoln government
Messrs- AshbnTR and Pinner were arrested
upon the charge Of having purchased bacon for
the Confederate government
The Rev. Putnam Oven, Of the Baptist ehu ch
was arrested last Sunday at Windsor, Isle Of
Wight, and Alex AsabuTn, postmaster at Wind
sor, and R9bt Z. PinneT, assistant pOstmas ter,
were arrested at the same time.
In many instances, the Lincoln thieves have
swept everything from the premises they visited,
net leaving the females and children of the family
pound Of msas, or a single horse
A perfect reign Of terror prevails in some por-
tons of Nansemond and Isle Of Wight eoanties,
and the people are leaving their homes by night,
and secretng themselves in the forests during
the day SO that they may escape the clutches Of
the invaders, and reach, if possible, the Confed-
crate lines, which do not now extend beyond
Blackwater. No more true or loyal people than
those who ara uow beneath the despot's heel IN
that section live in the Confederate States, and
they complain greatly that the Government does
not extend them some protection
The loss to the Confederate States in bacon
and lard, in that section, will be immense.
BACK AG8E.-A valuable servant man, who
is a superior blacksmith, owned by VIM Harri-
son, Esq, of Prince George county, returned to
the home Of his master Wednesday night, after
some three or four weeks captivity among the
Yankees. lie was carried eff By lot Of Lin
coins hirelings, aud entreated to be let alone at
tho time, but the csptors were deaf to his en-
treaties. lie says the negroes now in McClel
lan's camp are oYerworked aud poorly fed, and
win all return if they get an opportunity. A
little experience among the Yankees cOnvincss
the negroes that their new masters are a most
bypocritieal, deceptive set, aud that in reality,
they do not care button for the poor slave about
whom they prate SO loudly. We think IN time,
the Yankees win rue the day they ever interfsred
with this peculiar institution" if they have not
already done so.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-15
= pnr,inI RlorI,ndo.

The navigation of the Mississippi, so far es
the Yankees have control Of it, is, it seems, to
be partially obstrueted even TO the Federal
spectators. The following order has just been
issued at Cairo:
IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE SOUTH
All shippers at the port Of Cairo, Illinois, will
plssse take notice that the 9th section Of tha act
of Congress of July I3, 1861, provides that all
goods and chattels, wares aud Merchandise, com
ing from or proceeding to a State or place de-
clared by the proclamation of the President to
be in insurreetion, together with the vessels or
vehicles, conveying the same, shall De forfeited
to the United States.
Ia mitigation Of said acts, the SecretsTy OF the
Treasury, being specisly empowered, requires
all goods of whatever character coming rom
such States or parts of States, to this port IN
transit, for whatever point or destinsiion, to be
daily permitted before leaving port, under the
penalty of forfeiting sleh goods, together with
llsueh vessels or vehicles conveying the same.
With special instructions to this Office to dill
gently enforce such requirements.
By order Of w. 2. Miller and D. W Gallagher,
special agents United States treasury
d. AFTER,
Surveyor cf the Port Of Cairo, I'll.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-15
rhs Cal for nEere Wen.

The Northern papers are filed with appeals
for more men. The New York Post publishes
the following extract from private letter writ
ten from McClellan's army
Send us troops. The North has too much talk
about it. -Four weeks have passed since the call
has been made, and rot a regiment yet from
New York or elsewhere, but Vermont. It is
silly for US to talk about the available militia
force of two million five hundred thousand men,
when the North could not spare US a paltry
thiTeY thousand to take Richmond.
We viii have another tough time of it for
we have few more troops than we had when We
arrived, and the enemy is constantly reinforced
through his superior system of drafting. They
can get more troops IN week than we can get
in a month. Let Us for once have some common
sense-the physique Of the Southern troops is
quite as good as eurs-end their Napoleonie
system Of promotion only by merit will make
their army soon better than our own for We
can still afford it SEEMS to deal out in profusion
brigadiersEips for cur army to men utterly inca
pable, aud universally known to be so. 1t is
nothing less than murder
Our corps is hardly fit to go into fight, hay
ing suffered three and a half times more than
Frankhn's, which is the next largest loser.
may say our brigade suffered most. Indeed, at
review, our whole regiment, the other day,
looked small--We having only two hundred and
fifty men fit to fight, aud few officers. 1 am
anxious to see this rebellion put down, but the
North viii not, csnnot succeed unless it works
with all the energy and means in its power.
This is no small foe, and. 1 can assure you, win
soon be our equal, if not superior, in drill and
discipline from The manner Of selecting officers,
the two systems cannot be compared, and he
has more men.
We are going to work In New York as though
we wanted army next spring. We want at
least SOC, 600 men to-day to put down the rebel
lion, and 800 600 more in six months from now
if by that time the rebellion is not crushed We
want to keep our troops up to the standard and
to keep or regiments full constantly, and not to
allow them to sink down to two hundred OF three
hundred meH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-15
sksrnl.h Near Eulsigh, Tenn.

Yesterday, on the road three miles beyond
Raleigh, party Of twelve Federal cavalry from
the neighb0Thood Of this city, were sitting IN
the house kept by a widow woman when they
were attacked by band of about fifty guerril-
las, on horseback, who fred upon them. They
seized their weapons, and a smart little fight
took place. The inferior number Of the FEEDER
ais made it necessary for them 70 retreat. They
killed one of the enemY's officers, and had One
killed, one very slightly wounded and three
captured Of their own force. Richard Weldsn,
a faithful well conducted Irishman who IS DR..
Lsftwich's gardener, was dining at the same
place at the time. He has not been seen since,
and is believed to have been carried of BY the
magaaders. He was ont on the doctors busi-
ness, inquiring after fine horse that has been
stolen from HIM He bad about him sixteen
hundred dollars, with which to pay 8 debt owing
by Dr. Leftwich in the neighborh0Od.-lHsm
Btqiefin AUgust I3
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-15

THE DRAFT AT CHICAGO The Chicago
Journal CRepubliean) thus refers to the Efforts
made in that city and other places to avoid iha
draft
Within the past week We hs7s been informed
that quite a number Of men subject to dFafs
have left this city for the provinces Of Canada
and in some instances, We are told, tbess young
men are the sons Of wealthy citizens who hava
clamored loudly for the largest kind Of a con
seriphop. We are more inclined % believe
these Tumors from the fact that our exchanges
and people from the other Western Ststes speak
freely Of this disgrsceful conduct. We heard Of
aggravated instances, which recently occurred
in our sister city of Milwaukee, where a wealthy
citizen has strongly urged the most vigorous
prosecution Of the war, subscribing literally 70
bounty funds, and then, after repudiaGnE his
subscriptions, sent bis two sons to rusticsts in
Canada to avoid the draft. We give this on
hezTssy, and hope it be false but there are men
in sl parts Of the west who viii so incOnsistsntly
sacrifice their patriotism 20 personal convenience.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-15

SALT MTNE-W5 have been shown fine
specimen Of salt blown from a salt mine recently
discovered within the confines of the Confed-
ert.cy. The exact location we win not mention
for prudential reasons This salt, in appearance,
very much resembles clear crystal rock or white
rock candy When it is pulYerised, We dare say
il is far superior to any salt ever yet made The
mine is forty feet above tide water, ia valley
surrounded By hills OF from 80 to ZOE feet above
tide water. II extends sixteen feet below the
surface, eight feet six inches is the greatest
depth yet drilled into the rock. Fifteen barrels,
2U0 lbs. each, have been blasted per day for
many days past Ten barrels Of fine salt are
prepared by foar kettles per day. 1t viii pToba-
bly, cost about fifty cents per sack to haul the
salt TO a shipping point The discovery Of this
mine promises 10 be Of incalculsble benefit to
the C0nfederscy.-8 8jssisSigPian.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-15

NOTICE TO WHITE MgN TO LEAVE,-Ths
Toledo (Ohio) Blade, (Abolision) in referring
to the late riot az that place, between the white
laborers and negroes, says; If any individ-
uals are unwilling to work by the side OF the
negroes, it IS their privilege to seek employ
NEXT elsewhere And the Cincinnati Gazette,
IN the same strair, tells the laboring man who
fears (negro) competition to present himself
at one Of our reeraitiDg Offices, and he can at
once procure permanent employment" White
laborers, says the Enqaarsr, who do not like the
negro equality, nor the association to which it
would subject them, will after the above take
warning, and go into the army, or some other
place, where they cannot be elbowed out by the
negroes