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.aassss Rsya,

s,..9 $500 ,.aas-css Rss-a,
SUCCESSOR TO sEwGLL rsTAyLoK, IAroRrxA on
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, zTo.
Has. Ia and IL Royal street,
Ussno large supply Of the celebrated De
soUzT pints; also other brands
ris: CHARLES HEIDsEIGK. PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAR
HENTIER, and other brands Of Interior quality have
large Of the best Old shsrss such ANoNT1
LADo TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIEs-lsa8-s MADRInA, Of
irect Importation other Nadsrss Of lower grade Superb
fhe celebrated sAzARAu BRAEDIEs-v l1s6, l7S6
7 and s06-alsrgs supply aiways hand. All grades VI
Ul4ARET and WEITE wIHks, in glass and wood. Mais-
gYsscotch and Iriah Old Rye Bourbon And Wheat Whs
sys SCOTCH ALE PORT in pnts and quarts. CON
DIALs Aytans Of the best WINES, which
will sold other ths city
a} q zSy.5ssg AARON BIRD, n s.s35
= ais apIy -esS nos. Ii and Is Roysi srsat
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! Committee OF Public SAFETY.

" rs wy NEW 0RLBlNs, March q. 1862.
Notice hereby given 70 Planters other ci.izens willing
donate Old Iron Copper Brass Lead, Bells Gov
srnmen that the steamer Sae Robinson, Ssltba
has been chartered BY this oonmee to bring such donations
to the city Neither the Confederate State Government
have any agents whatever in the eeay purchase such
articles GEO. C. LAwRAsoN,
ma 2pl2t "a pSs Hg- .Sst-g SAt fe Secretary. :
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LIVER COnIPLAINT.

Dr. Hnaphriss. s3 S 99s ~ 8
Dear srI don't know to say TO mako you know how
grateful feel for those boxes Wrghts Ssuhcrn Indian
vegetable Pills After having suffered for 30
many years and thought going TO et nv health
be worth good days now a. strong And heart
as ever in e and too after having tried every
thing else heard and getting kinds Of DOCTORS who
cona o me It WAS an affection tho liver not cure
IT, although God knows took enough Of their
the prayers OF poor man like will help you any doc
TOT, you have mine. < RI al So
Yours. gratefully and truly, s. III
JOHN W. SIMMONS,
Send for circular Of hse Pills 1T contains full and inter-
esins facts With important suggesons sick and suffer
complete directions for Of the Pills. special
card to females which evsy Of the to read
WRIG1TsS SOUTHERN INDIAN YEtsIsT.
ABLE FILLS IS
Are manufactured expressly for use In tho " gf
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
Undo the personal direction Of Dr. JONI wRIuHr in hi,
/. ss Pharmaceutical Iaboratory, Nov Orleans.
J. WRIGHT i 60. IS, so
Sole Propr.etors, sN
No ohartrss street. New erlss.s. 4
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he undersigned respectfully informs the officers Of
aehea Volunteer Companies recruited for the war; that In
eeotaance with the above authorization, he prepared
g muster In auctent Der Of Companies 10 organize
Of Infantry for immediate SERVICE and trusts from
prospects, to he able to up the entire command
without delay Having had the experience Of the past
service on the Potomac Lieutenant Of tbs
~ Louisiana Regiment he hopes to be able to ula the
Of al who may favor him with confidence
he Companies that wish to join this organization VIII
address him, Or Col .. NJ MAGEE, through the osoaice
o. call personally at their offices Csrcndee street and
NO. IL Camp street. stairs He prepared to furnish COM
loaoe quarters, subsistence, equipments and the usual
bounty of Fifty Dollars. 81 s. ssss. ...s e
4s sss...s seaos8 r. S. s4l III LOUIS Lay 4
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soif ip Y have heard. anna tbs
- IA assrar home. that advision Of Psicass
IS RoiIa Bride had a. as0 y
s'Ia nl'ss from 81 Louis who'll plaes
stationed ttsfe routed the Federals
strong, IS ~ a'ride 8 force was about /. ooo
ine 5 Ss s0o thss snotAsr dstac ment nnnbar
sasD 9a
a'sess which Will doubssss san plies eollscted
ags3n ~ oe advancing from Ciarksvssssu ffles
E - snser Missouri with increasing force ano w
Memphis Avalanche.
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Board 81 Provost aIarsh als.

~ coramand Of Msjors tssneral LOWELL.
]. q. PicEsTr, Assistant Adju!aut General rnSl 2pl2t
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Ine unos9 ssass " W. Aos'a - w
Haripk Visited that part of Worth Carolina con-
tignaUs y MeWbern, and zeen aud heard the Gus.
srsM eeeasioned hy tho falt Of that place, snort
stAtsitnt may not 10 uninte restng TO Large por-
Esion 0f0uF reader .ss n
Ths scoonnls Hhlch appeared 40 TIE papers
Synint thu bAttls have beon 10 the main DOR
reek INC nuMhers snea ged were - 900. Federals
fh1 Slstale less than 5000 Confederates Thy
FedeEala topk ID Gonfed rte officers and n,
prlvates Rf!sonerst snd Killed and wounded a&sas
between 1000 and 1880. The GonfedeFas e ,sook
one prisoner lieutenant Had the hfetie. peen
/ TeIF plauned. there Il hut little but our
4 S4unI forse ouIa have keft HE ~ Dack, WI
Etif rainfarcelnents could have hes 09taiaeas .
PfeYipps VI ne advance o e
Newbern Inc people had ~ indneea n sss' I'M
That the defsnces wers q saas
nnless Gen. Bnf6side H isss avs
force he would be s ,;, ~
VIII s'Isrrs forea csulN be psy w. M 5a
infnreeneRfa CO.. ~
aud her p!eces. @ III, u S u
ads ~ ~ s,ssh s;s T.
1.-THE y 1919 n,t Y, se eousu s9
j of thS W VI ~ "a, " =,
s. "a sa.,y ~
s 1891 NJ NJ ".
ars about daylisns o. =, E ;E Y
~. sns "
nkss tha underS CoI
rear of their battery or breast orkss
aIss an " Wess ~ w
SeyeIsl q me sfnIieIy compam,ss
and regtmenss tough as bravery as any Inea nave
during the bns A y said did not
e much eoura So as they should nave done.
Jns serious insnny ~ all Wass they lacked conn
asnee ~ me ,s2Ai ot tae ooInMaadeE q .Ae pfi7
a. hie OF purity 81 Intention
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xs 4 4OEEIeE OF rnoyosr MARSHAL. FOURTH DIsrn1or,
II New Orleans March q, 1862
The Office u ths Provost Marshal for the Fourth District
Rousseau street, between jackson Philip will open
fol- business daily Sundays sxcsptsd. from O'Clock,
70 a o'clock Z. u, until further notice, g blk a
NIL 2pH H. p. OGDEN, Provost Marshal
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r. S,5S lfjt4g stss ~ 9Ss y y ztiti ~ NE n
Committee on Public SAFETY,

@S2G 80 ~ gt = NHw oKLsANs, March 80, 1867
Notice hereby given to Steamboat Captains that only
ca dollars per ton freight will be allowed BY this Committee
for old iron Brought to the city.
y mst 2plm @sE@ .GEosU. LAwRAsoN, Secretary.
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f. K1- Messrs. w. II. Aeaams. w. M. semI,,
and have my fun power of attorney a. per 20
I passed before W T. Peters. Esq, Notary Public.
,., MS 4gs -t Al. 81 ~, b u. o. NIXON
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Nh e. friend jnst tron yrsa.,,
rap,ssp ;sh y tat fiysr L g fs,1;
9,lbests Shoals. " incaes water On;
we sEnmer raaehes sus shat hi ia ].
Ri ~ e II we enemy, DOW near saqannah arc
NV es Rswsr end cannot escape hase aI :
neIaw them and the rabiiy 70.
sSps II may GO turn out. Memphis IyaIa1Sss sse
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S0stssa- Western
~. 'Faa ~ it&E&$f tF5sE9-3 80
* r RES g COM Up "A NY

EXPRESS FOR ."FOKEIGN MAIL MATTBR,, CON
Meeting AT TAMPIco, MEXICO WITH THE
BRITISH sREAMERs 7l5t@
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le.s5 P0st-CHtce Notice.
Fhefoeeoins project Foreign Mali fully entitled to
public conhdsnce Antonio Costa ESQ.,, is New oreans
chsnt OF responsibility aracer. He has be-. resideu,
Of New Orleans fpr the iast thirty years tsse-z.
Letters intended for this Mail DO enclosed along
money required tariff above oaer ope
dressed Costa's Foreign Mall of Postmaster
laana.n y 9s''fi - r- 500 80 p "a RI
Tho Confederate Postage office must be prepaid
" %e555 = j. L. RIDDELI, Postmaster.
New Orleans October Is, 1861. 49, ol9 2pf
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05
DIR. MARSHALLS HEADACHE
CRTAhSREn sarSpIgIE.

THlS Snuff has thoroughly proved itself the best
article ever known for curing the CATARRH COLD IN
THE HEAD, and the HEADACHE. 1t has been found an
excellent remedy in many cases of SORE EYES. DEAF
NESS has been removed by it, and HEARING has often
been greatly improved by its 1t purges out all OBJ
strucons, strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action to the parts affected 1t is recommended by many
of the best physicians aud is used with great SUCCESS and
satisfa ction everywhere.
MoIe than twenty five years experience has proved
its great value and at this ste ndshigher than
ever before
large number Of the most espectabe Druggists in
Boston and New York. in fcate signed by them il
1854 say:
Inc Undersigned, having or many years been &C
quanted with DIR. MARsHALLE CATARRH AND HEApAcgE
SNUFF and sold it in wi o sale trade cheerfully
state that we believe II be eu in every respect to the
recommendation given of fo he cure of Catarrhal
Ahectlons and that 1t is decid ly article we have
ever known Tor all the comm eases of the head"
Be % Counterfefts!
~, lac smile OF the signature of the = ,rieter
sis everywhere. 25,*uit7,,',
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PHEVIx
Looking Class and Picture Frame
MANDATORY.

'"-' S<i East Twcnty-Third street.
-" a i7' Grand street d els c..,,. ST..
,.s' 'A,."E' 1881 NEW YORK. EsrAnuxu,n ,.a
years. and - H. IL mas been IN successful operation "a
W. - - VIZ Largest Of the kind in hr T. ,od 80 -
ton "N'"e 10 order, every de Grin
60, ~" lass, PICTURE < PORTRAIT FRAu,,
az, anu ornamental Pier Wall ov,i nn rH'
F.s aasseS, Connecting Corhices
""Se ana Bracket Tables with
N'tnl' slabs, Toilet
v,t.t, 6lasses &c., &c
"'"l1'hgs f"r Picture Frames IN Ln,,, 49,,
s"f'ton either Gilt, serlnr Ro, r a1'"n,e Tor
and Mahogany, &c. Our new nan vSs, hr
30 "''Ne facilities enable US to furnish ,r, "ofy
"e a" good as the best and as ehcan = s s article IN
phA|NKS ARE INVITED TO CALL UPON Us
NJ. t anf' VIZ, New York. We claim to he mil,
p..f ID, ~ article ia our line which tbay up
i.swhcrr '' ''"cf thah they can put chass
hi e. ca s ss.r ""eldgd to With promrtnes Do no,
'ul.e ava Wsrsrooms, No. gIi Ce,,.c
HORACE V. sIGLER. 4y, ,
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rtsss1pt eenaras and ssvvsll.
van Railroads.
A.s III . = .. r. = sszafr:zsa7
ss& NJ ~
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
t"H"sactHg JDne 23d. 1869
rr' ins Going south and Eas,

Ffns Going south and East
.'T' \ u NJ. ii S. a. NJ. and 10 rs :,
III atA tHstN leaves R0usrs Point Il 4 81 "A =,
Va sthan- at t,JU A. NJ. BurIugtcn ; ~ ~ -
ttAs - Nhue River JunetIt withtraius for NM NV
"tsFfs ~. '"hhshufy and Iut.etnn aud viii
:. 'aHt"td i"f hos.oh, Lowell, Worcester &c.
A"hfTtfhs Al Bellows Falls with I hrsbiJ- r p
= t'.steh 900 eHA Vermont Valley X In, Snrina
#e.a ~ hssss aud Nr~ YORK arriving IN Nv pVa.
Ell "a. &8r. '''''"R :" w" iotk
hAsAsss fs.ts t~@v-. Rou,,'s Point Al 20, f..
atH aast- hsf " his~hzll Ss ~ "'''hs"h
1853 @sFasss fsAts leaves Ogdrnrhuts At 10 IN :,
~ - a 80 ? ., kousts Poist nj & ID . -
- ~ = q, connecting At Bellows Fails
tfsaat Nsass 4 for sprinshrld and ~ a" u !" ,'n
- e. nee YORK at 20 p NJ
ts@'"s '.otaE serth sad West.
@'t~f~f - 3 @ a n. ia v. and 4 so , "a
#~#T.t# 20 fH4lt4ff. Leave. rnri,,v6,tt :, ~ "e
fsas q "a p. suunrrln. nj wan. o.,
tt#t#vfm X. Il fuu B,,>tuu and with pa
ssa ten ~ luhu-husy aud ttttlrtan .
&.." - F. % , u aud IT. Alhan< ut
Hf'sa 80 A. -, aud Montreal Al 10 20
F.asft.. rssts leaves Nortn.ti .,7.4
% '@t = =, tor Rou-r~ PoInt and Mon.
A#sf ktssss- fsus tps g.. Rrtt,,,. F.,l,..,o,,
H@sssaEer - ftaaa vermont ailey n n t.,,y,aaI
= SOS e =. ana from cheshire n n
81 stH p. v. Cuuurttiuy ~
sfa .as7 NUH train irsVtns g,.ton Nj
- tsf@wtt Il 5.p0 via Iawfrnc. -
.f faisffssH 81 ~ 81 >. y, arriving Al Hn,Iir'a
= AssAe* Fa#t "a - a. y Non,,.7i al
20 tnss@sshutgh a. l1.ia p Y ronn.et,
ff@es Faaa- 80 Detroit, Chi,gso and ,he
a .ars attas asd to bah The mini, -
sFf~~se assass's Fgis, .aa noston
*Ams - tas.se go tas Hr.t for sal. :,
saass- 81 5s.~ a r-s. AH""'LI' Supf
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PROBATE RTS.

probate Counts, within and for the District of Ran
dolph, for the year cnning will be holden as follows
viz
day in each month.
At the Orange G, UNITY Hotel In Chelsea on the third
Thursday Of cuGh month.
At Chadwick Hotel In West Randolph, on the ourtl,
Thursday in each MONTH
At J. H. BowIcs' Hotel In Washingtou ON the second
Thursday In February, May and August
IIy order of Court
j. H. CLEAVEl.AND, Register.
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LADIES CATER ssno..

q li'tIe glove stifs up my heart az tides s,,.,
"hoW-WhIte muslin, When il fits maj up the oces
notion ~ '"'Aes many curl,
:, II sorts OF lady fxins thtill my fecIinos
Dot niue female 2aiter boots are n. a. 'AeH Or.
shorter! '0"-' and 10Th.
And just to put you on your ss,..
III give you, short and brief
small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with gries.
Last summer, al the Pavilion nora,
stopped week or more,
And marked two " boot -ees,, .
Before my neighbours door
i"o boots with patent leatherti
Two boots which seemed to saw
An angel trots around in US
They stole my heart away
And often in my nightly dre,r,.
lhey swept before my face
lady growing out Of them
AS flowers grow from A vase
nue an one morn saw sigh.
hich struck me like stone
some other name was on IN. h,
those boots were not alone,
great tall pair of other boot
was standing by their side.
ana OIL they walked one afternoo,
And with them walked-s brids
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

= ,A.t ot VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS within
NAsHiNaroN DIETRICH, IS and for the District afore
said viii ho holden AT the Probate Office in Montpelier in
Aid District Tuesday of each week during the year
snsSng Persons having business with said Court are re-
Sa'ttd to attend to the Same on said court days
7. X. MERRILL, Judge.
December l.
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
II q M A N MISERY

'I'. published in a Sealed Envelope Price cts
Cause IE"t AMI i:ua BY DR.. cULvERwELL, ON THE
Mental and pbssi.., 81 sperms,orrhes Consumption
Of -. ns.r't'on Of the Body, Lassitude' weat
y Tor s,ass And Back, indispositioh and nesn.e'
Io.. ~ ny ana Labor, Dullness of Annr,hsnsii
rmiS ssmorS Aversion to Society Love Of s"li,nS'
Oft sy,s Pipn1r rsa, pi1xn.-s Headache Affections
aud Sexual insspsei, ,ne race Involuntary Emissions
discretion, ke &c - A'equehces OF Youthful In
ahsye snn,aae Lecture clearly proves that m.
mayed .;,as s'eu, often self-atticted evils NAV h.
a'hoa medicine and without dsr reras DC re-
man In the land. : ~'ry youth And every
v,ions "nutr seal 10 any address, in a Main SALAD
by sg Sn e receipt OF six cents or two po.iav. en-
,,- GHAs. J. c. KLINE 4 CO..
i2' boTery, NewYork Post Onic. Re- ..o
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30
The aeaaers Of the nRse.ninr.

The Northern papers are Eliminating violently
against Tire leaders Of the rebellion, since their
recent " Union victories, and are free to a5vg-
cate hanging them The Cincinnati Ga-eqs o.
inc 18th instant remarks OK tins subject;
And What shall We say Of he leaders wh5
brought On this war-of the plotting traitors
who plunged the country into bIoodl Shall the
rose-yater policy be |contiuued7 Shall we still
handle tho rebellion with kid gloyes7 The
blood Of the slain, from the ground, cries, No.
The widows and orphans CRY, No! An outraged
country demands that speedy destruction shall
be visited upon the heads Of the traitors. In
vigorous pursuit and destruction, alone, can the
national sacrifice be Rtoned for.
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Aceiaenl en Iho nEobiIe md ohio RniIrend.

.--sT--.- - Tg-E.- =
ShAO A"'iFSho
we una 1Ao lolIo"lng N the Mobile EUenln9
NeJes Of the Doth;
By the Train which arrived at u O'Clock las,
NIGHT. we have obtained particulars of The acci
dent which occurred 70 the IN train ON Tkrrs.
Sav night. about six miles above Fpterrrisa
The cause eff the disaster was that one Of the
bolts of g hsb-bsr was broken, which had p-r-
~f.tgl ire inner fsh-bar TO be bent inward
This caught She haugc Of the driving wheel and
threw the locomotive (he Enterprisr. a beavy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

IO8.las FsRTlsANS-LU CuE brief Eolcs Of
.as gallant corps IN yesterday mornings issue We did
nos wish 10 leave Goo Impression tlat Capt Par.gr was
rejecting -. applications sas t-at lie vas jal.l-aly Dis
a1uiua-.a between --r Ge .-ta and inefficient r-rl-ls
at % distance, maLns application Tor memgaHL-2, ma7
rest assured Obs. when al .hs uo4hsr- re.t.ga les they
wl find aa4s uu- true Eusrueu with waDm aey ~
be moro ,laU wiling O., aa.sIals. C-pr Morgan retiring
rom this VecHliar and aer. ia. or.auJ service. .le,s a
vacancy which. we lr.l assured. Capt Porter VIII make
svers effort @. fl. TIE company, vg understand, viii
be organized &c sousrvii- b91. ,la middle OF next
week. This H d pl-co wisely salecee u4>a0. some
a~atua. musician Is Hus'- which be viii lend. sel rg--e
60 t-s captain
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rsu. - YnIIcr OF yir.inEn.

IL Lrac.1uEg Eepq5hedn, of 'ha Iglh inst,
ssys.
al.-.u lem @ gentleman WHO arrived in
Sins cry from S.auul9u yesterday evening, that
Con Jackson w-s attacked ON Thursday morn
u. lu .s position az Buds's HI. seven miles
sala sleun5 jackson, by am overwhelming
lore .L Che c..Iay, aua aI-.I as.arn action, was
rann-'t 90 r~"raa-, aud al lha lt,est iut-lE
-..s. wHs continuing Co Gli back rapidly to-
wards s%.aunt0u. the ..eay pufauIig MIN close
lg Eu -,..emaut of our loss is given, further
.HaI forty OF UJr meg were taken prisoners. Il
ws supposed Gen. jackson would continue his
raa. ~ RackH-a Gap, about seventeen miles
L.m S .uatJl. and would then attempt to check
.H- aT- a- progress of the invaders. General
y7ar .a.'a movement from Camp Allegheny to
-s.e Shenandoah Mountain, places him IN "a posi-
t.l .a .. s. % junction with General jackson.
which BIZ IS bought has been done ere this, and
.a..r u.i.l forces, 10 was hoped, would be able
30 hn.a fla enemy in check uuui they could be
-a.a-r.i Matters grow intensely Interesting
iu .s. valley, but we hope tue gallant Cd Stone
H. .. .. oa found @ barrier WHICH tbe Hes
Sans Cannot pass.
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E aaary Of che New Yorls Herald.

am9nS o.urr sgeguI4to1s the New York
Ha-a'5 seeks % o,oglus for the visit Of the
E...ua aiu. 10 Richmond Il sl.uI-s 90 tho
U BE- gins Of N4po.son against England.
and vi-l alaalotalzsc folly Odds:
in a."- e.. n- successful n 30 great al enter
tsH..va deems IT necessary % be on "a
-a lr ..a.ar .tl laa greatest naval power of
.l.'--A- United States Hence tHs visit
.. 20 Richmond. u bias uaoa stated
a. . Napoleon Aa. suddenly changed
. H reference "a ro- American Var
sd o3Doussd tha side OF the North,
-at was .sse. 10 recall las recognition pt the
hr'i- -aar right, at the South Noa, the object
. v.- g.. Elgretes5a 10 80 JEFF Davis and
BIS araf That they mast submit at once; that
q ra.g DO ag.. France viii take par. with the
t.sa AND aa.a, tho affair very soon. But #
OBJ. ..aa5H ld-r1 viii lay DOWN .hsjr arms,
r.. E4ng-o. col tus French wIi. Hytrp-s- 10 save
. needs. iuIa reasoning Will probably BE
III. -.-. -- 10 our gov
uH.t-. @ vfia. / have dome -a- you-I
have r.5.1s-I .a. onion. will moreover, aban-
... I-.- and all designs uDou tAs cont
..N. 1Hu #are ny permission 90 appropriate
lauH.s. ! want your srcr. friendship for ray
9rr. "a Europe ~ cast, / desire tlsst
l va p---ga me ina. you Tlii E~ainlail a
.a- neutrality" That, wr think, hs may
.Tig .~E-e..3.s upon and Tneu, lr5 England
i.#- ral. tHotaou l8 now master of the g,tua-
-1G- aa la H4- be agIo 70 make tno best Oft.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

A LARGE STAMPEDE "A citizen of Knox
vile, who arrived yesterday afternoon from
Granger couuty, states that o. eight o'clock in
the morning, near Blain's Cross Roads, lie met
some eight hundred refugees, on their way to
Kentucky. They were chiefly from knoz and
Granger COunues-a few from Jefferson. About
one hundred Of them were armed with guns, the
remainder with scythss. pitchtorEs, clubs, etc.
Il is to be hoped that our authorities will devise
some means of stopping TINS exodus of our agTi-
cultural population. Tho tory leaders who are
encouraging 1t by the circulation of exaggerated
Representations 90 hight n the uniformed, ought
To be summaliIy dealt WiLh-hE0rUlte legs
ter, I7h.
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Object Of Heeunu's visit 10 gaeIana.

From the Sporting Life Of London. April u
There is every probability of QUIZ hagiu. 4l
other international contest for tho champ uahir
Of the world. The B-uic.a Boy. usa us l|at5-.ae.
from a letter dated New York. March I3. wa.
to sail in The City of Washington on Saturday
March y The object OF bis visit. Willie 30 ts
the pr0wess oi Jem Aisea, tae present cnaunia5
Of England, and his right 60 bold the bell. W.
have already Informed our raa8.rE that II was -a.
Boys" intention 20 7Is.. England rp whine
the exhibition in May, and wa Understand DE Hs
entered into an engagaueH with d c.r.us corn
paDy. Heenau is ln good heals. afa books w.I.
and will be accompanied by Dis 5ro.4cr, who 1
if anything, Of more gigantic proportion 5aa III.
Beuicia Boy himself.
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$3.50 OF Tssa ssl@Fr
-l.rsaED ra5n laE uEacsAsrz E1oHA>ss

egHltsHED raJa IaE MERCHANT EZcHASGs
TUE51Az Ev-s-ie, April g.
-s'No receipts today.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is nothing doing ia
,ha mar.ot. ci.le- in tLs shape Of sales, receipts CT
shipments.
FLOUR-Ths supply is barely equal TO the rstai
demand prevailing, which dealers are supplying =
5L4Gsl5 2 brL for slpsTdao and SO fos extra.
WUEAT-Mia.s are paying s265215 + busae.
according to quality
CORN-De4lers are Supplying tie retail demand at
5LagGeI2j y ba.heL
OATs-Ars retailing at sL2O = busbeL
BEAE-Bo.au sales OF s~Lglae2O0 y ewE
BACOE-The demand IS entirely CT Gre.ai character
and supplied a. l5G29c. for hog round ard 3Os32c. for
hams and sides.
SCGAR-The demand was less active 10 dsy' and
sales confined to small lots 81 Irregular, but generally
Unchanged rates
M~oLAssEs-sales at 2ls25c. FOR rsbOaed, in barrel
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SOUTHERN HOTEL
Formerly the WhitemOre House

4s5salgpsG. usvius leased the above -
premises. has oaeurd r house Of entertain k3Ud
msut for tha trageiiuP pubie. The house has
bee. thoroughly re- AIRED and renovated, r1mI&Sls
bottom 90 lo-, and partly newly furnished The sci
toH-- ibv strict attention 70 he wants Of bis gusst5) to
merit iHar+l share Of patronage.
TIL SOUTHERN HOTEL
10 situated ON Adams street. between Third and FOURTH.
convenient 20 the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Depot 600 .-- business part OF The city, and Is iu TIE
sau- squsl- With the Post OfHcs and Theatsr.
ocIGdi . JOa. WILLIS, Proprietor.
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. REMAND

HIHE shove reward wall BE- pad jog me lanes 81
L parties found aallllE ltGu Oh ma, o. Re Nuctl.
lots s i5iliHs tar psor-.ty Il q Halle a4d sejuT
Aorehe4d au me Nes Ra'aiah ROAD
.. FORD
uUgElr ~fI EisFa -FrrT
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Gas Bills.

Den ordained bg Tie Boar5 GIN yyr aud Atdsuu-n
~ Of the city # Memphis
That the siayoF be- sldi s hereby a. Lo--rd 90 draw
upon the City Treasurer Uu La mrs. col rah month, n
sufficient sum 10 pay ths ga bui iCr The previous
month, so "a 30 save 20 the city tLe ulsu04E. o lowed by
the gas company.
Passed f7at znd sscon1 5es fing by q suspension OF
tho rules
Approved April 10th, ISG2
JOIN PARK. Mayor
Atesf-L. Il RICHARDS, City Register.