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PLANTATIONS TO RENT.

THE uuder.igaed offers to rent for the year 1862
4 TWO PLANTATIONS, in Chicot county, Arkan.
SEE one at Gaines Landing, and the other on the
Bayou Mason, four miles back from the landing. On
the first mentioned place there are at east one hundred
acres cleared, a d seven hundred aces deadaued and
ready for cultivation, and houses for about twenty
hands and on the last men. Toned place there are about
one hundred acres cleared, and houses ready for about
twenty hands. For terms apply to Benz P. Gaines,
E>q. near Gaines Landing.
ja73w" WIN. H. GAINES
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FOR SALE!

TWO ENGISEs-2O i1ch cylinder aud i've fee,
4 struke
TWO ~BOILERs-26 feet 10 length end O. in hes in
diameter.
mi DOgTOR-cspab's Of supplyieg the above En-
ginrs. Apply 10
g. @. RICHARDSON, or 70
delS daw2m Q-INBT s. ROBINSON.
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MEDICAL.
CLARK & FULLER'S
OIL!
CLARK, GREGORY s co.
Sole PrOprieEOrs

sore
TURES Headache, Earsche, Toothache, In three min
utes; Rheumatism, Coughs, Neuralgia, Colds, Ery.
sipelss, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Cole, Cramps, Unnamed
Bruises, SpTains, Chapped Hands, Piles, Ulcers, Dlar,
rhea. Bunions, Corns, Frosted Feet, Deafness, Od
Sores, Sore Breast, Sore Nipples, Scald Head, King
worm, letter, Snake Bites, Spider Bites, Dog BITES
Rat Bites. The world Is challenged for us equal IOi
Scalds and Burns. II, cures Scratches on horses, sore
Eyes on horses, Sprains, Swinney, Poll EVIL FlstuIs.
saddle and harness gals, fresh wounds or sWehings, AND
is the best known remedy 70 apply TO tendertooteG
horses from founder-taks mp the feet and bathe wen
about the frog Of the foot. Cures all cutsneous diseases
on man or beast.
No one medicine can cure In all csses, but we can
show aore real proof Of the virtue Of Ambrosisl Oil ID
its healing properties, from responsible men, who ART
above being bought, than can be produced for any other
medicine.
We DO not assert a cure for every mslady to which
the human family are subject, but what we proclaim
we can substantiate by living witnesses. The Ambro-
sial Oil is a Nashville preparation, and sold throughout
the South and Southwest by sH good druggists ana
general dealers. The South may be justly proud that
DR.. Clark, 8 native Tennesseesn, after much labor and
research, has produced a really worthy medicine, which
is bound to drive out much Of the worthless imported
trash with which the country is flooded.
Please call at our Office, where we will take pleasure
IN showing letters and testimonials too numerous to sci
forth in the form of an advertisement, some Of which
come from physicians in high standing, who are using
il In their practice, as they state, with marvellous e.
fects. We challenge the world TO produce q remedy SO
speedy and effectusl in its healing properties
e Read the evidence of the virtue Of CLARK a. Fui
lers Ambrosial Oil, evidence so authentic, and from
persons whose word and standing are irreproaehshle
Read and be convinced.
CLARK, GREGORY & co, Propristors,
Sold at the manufaeturers' prices by S Mansfield &
| Co, Memphis, wholesale agents for Southw est, and oy
all Memphis druggists de2o-faWiyls
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CHANCERY SALE

PURSUANT 10 a decree Of the Chsncery Court at
Il Memphis, rendered November term, 1860 in the
Of Jeka bearing, executor of Robert Fl. bearing,
decd vs.. Minerva Carr, Fanny Kirkland, and Others, l
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s Y WATSON, solicitor for eomplslaaats-
7agrarufv~
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DEARING & WETHERILL,
s35 Main Street,


JUST RECEIVED
SuIphuFiC Acid,
Gold Leaf,
Mercury,
Carrots Snuff,
Concentrated Lye,
Cigars,
LinSeed Oil,
Palm Oil,
Sewing Machine Oil,
ArteSisn Well Water,
Bathing Sponge,
Epson Salts,
Sal. Soda!
DEARLEG & WETHERlLL,
oc27-azw 1886 Main street.
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In Chancery at Memphis

H. 3 Fok, solicitor fF
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LAGRANGE
MILITARY ACADEMY.

Located ut lagrange,
Franklin County, Alabama.
TOUR III from Leighton Cep,t on the Mem
d phis and charles on Ralr 1ed.
EXERCISES TO BE CONTINUED is
USUAL-THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED
AND EQUTPPED-DISCIPLLNE
RIGID And STRICTLY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THOROUGH
No change IA the Faculty since The Organization Of
the lnsttuucl-
The eighth session Of this Institution will open on the
18th dey Of February, 1882.
Arrangements have been made that viii obviate the
necessity Of increasing the terms. which will be rs
hsfetcfore. SIP 80. strictly in advance. per session Of
twenty weeks. for board. tuition, washing, fuel. lights,
mattress, bedstesd, liable. chair. ard medical gitenl ion.
No deducton for less han one mon b after the opening
OF the session. Candidates FOR adnission mrst be four.
teen vssrs Cd and four feet eight inches high New Ca
Sets should apply 70 the undersigned for lt # ari-
clas 10 be brought with -hem
Patrons viii bear in mind thai an supplies for the Ia
stitution have g. be bo-gbt with the CASH.
Tire recommendations Of the Insti ation limits the
number Of Cadets to one hundred and thirty, and aD
ulicants for admission nay save travelling expenses by
making th=ir applications y Letter.
For part uarr, address
maj. J. W. ROBERTSON.
ia7-1m superintendent
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W. Il. PAssNoBE-----O 4. LIoE ..-.J B MARSHALL
STEAMBOAT,
Commercial and General Agency |!
PlSSNORE, LIDE & NlBSBALL.
STEs3.KB OFT,
Commercial and General Agents,
FIRST DOOR
West Of Court and Main streets, Memphis,
Tennessee.

Tennessee.
"AtING entered irto parl1erhip fo- the trsnssc-
Z non Of business IS Steamboat, Commercial and
Ge era Age Is, the UndersiF ed base opened heir Of
Zee in 70 ns Nos. = aai 3. Of 10 on Block, (entra &c
fbs nrst door west Of Court and Mail str5ets) where
.h.v are prepared 20 attend 20 business Of every de
cripti9n in theiT line embracing tle t1loTiDg;
g-eambost Agency: Re-ISsle, Lease o. Renting
o. Giving. Storing ard Fo-IReal estate sale OF Hire
-gardlag; Collecting Not. Iof Negroes COnveyancir E
-sfls. etc; settling audlof every cestriptiou; Copy
closing Books. etc; Pro Iitg OF W iang Letters by
curing suitable EaIs for ez direct on; Advertising for
hi5l1ious- igariizs q a distance.
All orders promptly attsndeI q fo- the purchase or
sale g merahandi~e.
IL fine they are prepared to transact sl kinds Of bu
giness embraced I'm a General kgeney.
" Il. PASSWORD,
o. Il. LIOE.
fsiI-2m J 3. MARSHALL.
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CTATE or TENNESoEE-Pr0ceedi1E had Ia the
= clerks office, ehsDcery side Of the common law and
ehancery court Of the city Of Memphis, Tuesday, Oc.o-
Der the 18th, 1,61.
william E. Milton and r. T. T. Toni A. fm Of Milton
TuTisn, Compliments
vs..
Abner Hopton, Thomas ". wilkinson and S. W. Yer
non, Defendants.
u appeain from affidavit di-d ia this csuss that the
defendants, Abnsr HOpt4n and Thomas W. Wilkinson,
ar non residents Of the State Of tennessee.
It is ordered that they do entes their appearance
herein before or within the first three days ot the nezk
term Of said court, 20 be held On the second Monday in
May next 1852 and plead, answer or dsmur 10
complainants bill, or the same will De taken for con
fessed as TO them and set for hearing ex parts, and thas
a copy Of this order be published once a week for four
successive weeks IN the Memphis Appeal.
A copY-attest: JOIN O.. LANES,
atarz aul Master.
VIM. x. Postoa solicitor for complainant.
iaILnm4M
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Law Court.
FOR SALEI

AMERICAN MACHINE DEPOT,
No. SO st. Charles Street, New Orleans.
TNHE undersigned has for sale, Iron Steam. Pipe and
i Fitting, Cheek Valves, Globe Valves Steam Con.
Meeting Cocks, Stocks and Dies aud Taps for Gas Pipe.
Pipe W~renches, Pipe Tongues, Rate ct Drills, Monkey
Wrenches, Screw Cutting Stocks and Dies, RivettinR
Hammers Engineers Hammers, S Wrenehes, Steam
and Water Guages, Whistles, Guage-Cocks Air Cocks,
Cylinder Cocks, Oil Cans, OIL Cups with stop cock,
Power Pumps, Hand Pumps, Circular Saws, Mil Saw
Files, Portable aud Stationary Stesm Engines of all
Sizes, Double Flue Boilers, Saw Mills, Single Ma.
chimes and Corn Mills.
J. REIEGSKEY, Agent,
nol9-3m For s. II. GILMAN.
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For COUNTY TrnsIee-
EYANTED.

are authorized to announce Capt. WI. NEErY
8srch aiaetloa- CrT44e-
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't'dF GAY1SO SAVINGS INSTrTUTE win rrr.
4 chase the Certidcstss Of The Qasrtsrmaster- csli-g
f2r Bonds, when issuei 90 this oEcn.
lals-Lw y NJ AEenT nsshl.r
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ID N~IfaIaEGUEg 30 HUH 7Iaalea
ETATE OF TENNESSEE -PfoessdiuEs had in the
- clerks Office, ehsuesry SIDE Of the common law and
-hsuoery court q The city OF Memphis, saturday o.
rober The 10Th. 1851.
william E Milton and p T 7. Torisn, firm Of Milton
q torisn, Complainants,
VE.
WA. Park, admir- Of Robert Knox. deed, and others.
Defendants.
II appearing from affidavit alsd 10 this csu.e rual he
residence Of tia heirs at law Of Robert Knox. deed
IS unknown,
10 g. ordered that they do enter .hsir appearance
herein before or within the first three days of the nexs
term IF said court, 20 be held on the second Morday ia
Asy ueAtr ls63- and plead, answer or demur- %
compliments biz, or the same viii be taken for con-
fesssd as to then, and SET Coz hearing ez parse. and hat
p eoay Of thus orter De published &c a week for four
successive weeks in be Memphis Appeal.
A c0py-attsst: JOHN O. LANTER.
Clerk and Master.
WI Poston, solicitor for complainant
fnafrw1w
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INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of the State Of Virginia,
RICHMOND.

7 T.. WEST, Agent. Office on Madison street, op-
- . pOsite Bank of Memphis.
Authorized Capital. ...----..-.....-. 81, OO0CO0.
Cash capital and surplus paid up---.-----..S $50 coo.
q $4,000 deposited with Controller at Nashville
as security to policy holders.
Insures against loss by Fire on Buildings and Mer-
chandize Of every description. Also, on Leases and
All losses e~quitably adjusted and promptly
paid
DIRECTORS:
VIM H. Mcfarland, President Farmers' Bank;
A. Warwick, firm of Warwick & Barksdale;
VIM. G. Crenshaw, firm of Crenshaw & Co;
Wellington Goddin, firm of Goddin & Apperson;
4. W. McCance, firm Of Dunlop, Moneure d Co.;
g. A. Barksdale, firm Of Warwick d Barksdale;
James H. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer;
L D. Crenshaw, firm 0 tHaZall, Crenshaw & Co;
John L. Bacon, firm of Bacon & Baskerville;
r. B. Haxsl, firm of Haxal, Crenshsw & Co.;
John Currie, Jr, Ship Owner;
VIM. b. Warwick, firm Of Warwick s. Barksdale;
James Alfred Jones, Attorney at Law;
C. G. Elicit, Builder;
F. G. Rufin, a griculturist and Manufacturer;
R. W. McGruder, firm of McGrudsr & Sons;
W. W. Crump, Attorney at Law;
James Dunlop, firm Of Dunlop, Moncure & Co.
BOLLIN w. HAXALL, President.
o. BRESEEi Secretary.
/ offer this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE COM
PANY to the property holders of Memphis, and soliei
& portion Of their business. All losses viii be promptly
paid in cash at this agency. Those who wish to encOuT
age southern institutions in preference to northern, vii
please give me a call j. 7. WEST, Agent,
oc2ly Madison street.
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REMOVAL!

HAVE removed my PUMP SHOP from Adams
street. (Everson's old stand 10 Avery street. four
doors south Of Vance street, where l am prepared to fill
al er.ers in my line Of business.
All repairs done on shortest notice by experienced
workmen-
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Patent Wire Gates /!

Thankful for past favors / solicit q continuance, prom
sing satisfaction. WIN UNDERWOOD. r.
P ST. have Oh hand = lot Of Chain Pumps.
ee2esp, " IT
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SHEAR.

100 bids SUGAR. received by ste amer Kennel
IOO And for sale by MORRISON L. 90.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MOUND CITY FERRY!
MARK r. CHEER.

TUE MARK R. CHEEK has been re-
L painted and the cabin enlarged. She uztNAS
will run in connection with the Memphiss@h
and Little Rock Railroad, and to suit persons who wish
to pstrOnize the Mound City Hotel
She leaves Mound City daily SUNDAYS excsptedl at
6;3O and 9 A. NJ, and at 1890 and ( P. NJ.
Leaves Memphis daily Sundays eXeepted) at : and
1880 A. NJ, and at 2 and 5 P. M.
The ladies are particularly invited. assuring than, the
kindest attention.
q All that is received, after paying expenses. win
be given to aid in carrying on the war.
MOP las z pApuo,r . 10
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GEN. BUTLER IN NEW ORLEANS

A correspondent of the New York Her
aid gives the following interesting psrticu-
lars of the interview between Gen. Butler and
the Mayor and Common Council of the
Crescent City:
Gen. Butler received the Mayor and
Common Council in the large parIor of the
ST. Charles. Hon. Pierre -Soule was pres
ent, on invitation of the Council. and was in
fact the chief spokesman for the municipal
authorities.
1t was scene that would make IN ele-
giant picture in RaTper's Weekky or Frank
Leslie's Illustrated. At one angle Of the
richly furnished and lofty room we're gath
cred the staff of the Commanding General,
in full dress uniform. and in front of them
sat the General himself, his face and form
all alive with expressive emotions, as. in
terms courteous. but scathing. he bitterly
denounced the miserable rabble that had
insulted his officers and men. Ranged
around the opposite sides Of the room were
the members of the City Council, with Soule
in the center, and the Mayor in chair near
Gen. Butler. They were mostly ine look
ing. intelligent gentlemen, and quite num-
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THE LARGEST CRY IL rHE WoRLD.-A
very erroneous idea is INDUCED in by many
people in relation to the largest city in the
world; many confidently asserting that Lon
don. or as it is frequently termed the Great
Metropolis. is far superior to both in size
and the number of It's inhabitants. But
such is not the case. Jeddo. the capital of
Japan, is, without exception. the largest and
most populous city in ths world. 0ssI =
It contains the vast number of I, 500, 600
dwellings, and 5000. 900 of human souls.
Many of the streets are nineteen Japaneser-
les in length. which is equivalent TO twenty
two English miles. oc a5
The commerce of Jeddo far exceeds that
of any other city In the world. and the sea
along its coast is constantly white with the
sails of ships. Their vessels sail to the
southern portion of the empire. where they
are laden with rice, tea. sea coal. tobacco.
silk. cotton. and tropical fruits. ell Of which
find ready market in the north; and then
returned freighted with corn. salt. oil.
isinslass. and various other productions Of
the north, which have market IN the south.
W r Argus
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Incident in the Life of E. p. Chr,.ty


Years ago Mr.. Christy. poor young
man, with not dollar of his own after paw
ing his passage money. was going to Buff
falo on board of Lake Erie steamboat. He
proposed to commence his negro minstrelsy
entertainments there. if he could procure
sufficient funds to hire a room.
"How much do you require?' asked the
good uatured captain of the boat.
About twenty dollars" said Christy.
"Here it is" said Capt Folger; lyon can
pay me one of these days. should you sue
ceed-if not, never mind. And thus they
parted.
Years passed on. Christy went from
place to place, and finally established him
self in New York, succeeding beyond his
own hopes or expectations, and acquiring a
fortune even beyond his brightest dreams.
In these years wherein these chance friends
did not meet again. the steamboat captain
was unfortunate, and lost everything he
possessed. At last he lert the lakes, and
came to New York to seek employment as 8
shipmsster. Without friend in the city,
be met. of course, with no success, and was
nearly despairing. when he one day met
Christy in the street. He told him his
business in the city, and asked him if per-
haps he might know some ship owner to
whom be might speak good word for him.
why don't you buy ship yourself ?"
said Christy.
why, told you 1 have no money, +"
said the captain.
"How much would good vessel cost 2"
asked Christy. who had no idea of the value
or management of such property.
about twenty thousand dollars" was
the reply.
''Well. you go and buy vessel. then.
said Mr.. Christy; ''you loaned me twenty
dollars once when wanted it; I'll lend you
twenty thousand now; you go and buy 3
vessel-Ill pay for her. If she makes any
thing beyond your wages and the interest.
I'll take half and you take half. II she
loses, I'll lose the WHOLE
Captain F. bought a chip for eighteen
thousand dollars, and Mr.. Christy paid for
her. know it. for he paid me in hatfuls
Of shillings and sixpences and rolls of bank
bills for the Vandalia.-Cor. NeW York
Herald
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THE UNNAMED HEROES.

Il is computed that in the field and hospital
fifty thousand of our loyal fellow citizens have
already lost their lives in the struggle to subdue
his rebellion. How many Of th I'm. as brave a.
The brayest, will never be named in history In
the Cricket On the Hearth. modest little jourua
published in Philadelphia. there is this touching
poem upon one the unknown soldier-martyrs:
KILLED AT BALLS BLUFF.
He gave the tribute of tear
To those fond hearts who hold him dear,
And south ward turned-a volunteer
The oft-told story.
To right the wrong, wipe of the shame,
He cared not that the trump of Fame
Should sound aloud his humble name
2 In tropes OF glory
For Union, and feF-equal laws,
For Liberty the grand old cause;
How could he speak these names and pause,
Faltering. uncertain
BE knew not what Fate had in store,
Nor cared her purpose to explore,
But calmly waited on before
Her awful curtain.
All on a morning cold and gray.
Upon that sad October day,
he stood amidst the deep array
Silent and sten dy.
Around him fell the iron hail,
He heard his comrades dying vail,
But heart and purpose DAD not IallS
For he VAS ready.
He fought and died. nsmeIess grave
Where no sad willows Ger him wave,
Or sculptured stone extols the brave
In chiseled numbers
Was his. The birds shrill symphonies,
The restless murmur of the trees,
The signing of the evening breeze,
Mar not his slumbers.
He died for Liberty; the time
Shows many another death sublime,
For his sake may my homely rhyme
Be all forgiven.
We trust he stands beside the Throne,
Martyr to Freedom not alone,
That his forgotten name is known
In Heaven.
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PLOW FACTORY.
TSRETL a WAIT

HAVE opened shop in Emporia. on Sixth
purpose of manufacturing PLoWS. HARROWS,
CULTIVATORS. and all kinds of Agricultural
Implements. They are now putting up fifty
Double Shovel Flows, and fifty Single Shovel,
for use this season.
They will REPAIR Wagons. Buggies, and all
kinds Of Agricultural Implements, on short no.
tice. Give US q call.
225-50 TSBELL Il WAIT.
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Chronic Cases Treated.

l the community generally that will pay par
ticular attention to the treatment of CHRONIC DIS
Eases OF ALL KINDS, ON SORES, Sore EYES, and all
eruptions of the skin. Also, particular attention
paid to diseases OF women and children.
have had many years. experience in the treat
ment of these diseases at the West, accompanied
with universal success and respectfully solicit the
las JF. NEWTON. M. D.
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TAMES w. BROWN has opened q Blacksmith
q Shop near Plyiootlth. Ia THE county. where
he will be glad to see all persons wanting any
work done In his line of business. He hatters
himself from long experience at his trade. that he
can give satisfaction to all. Give him atrial
237-S8 JAMES W. BROWN.
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Notice of Appraisement.
George Stevenson
.ames r Holiday

James r. Holiday.
NOTICE is hereby given that will cause to
IN he Apr Used, according to law. on the
premises, on the 18th day of June, A. D. 1862,
the following described property, to wit: The
northw quarter of section number ten UO), in
township number nineteen, range number twelve
l2). east of the sixth principal meridian, situate
in the county of Lyon. State of Kansas
e Dated at the Sheriffs Office, this 21st day Of
JAMES B. COX. Sheriff
By ]. A. FULLlR, Under Sheriff. 240-2 s. 20
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New Blacksrnith Shop.

By ]. A. FuII.s, under shsriff. 94O-2 5:
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You seem to walk more erect than usu-
al. my friend" "Yes. / have been lately
straigh tened by circumstances
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lHE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
FRIDAY 2, 1859.


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Mason and Sliden, and the Union Army; The
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Segar In Alexandria: Report Of the Grand Jury;
Washington Scientific Association, and essays
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Gnlf Stream and the Rise and Fall Of the w aters
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Mrs. Lincoln's Entertainment Of Wednesday
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