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DR.. KINGS
Dis p en- 8 airy
FOR
PRIVATE DIORASRO.

-, DR. KING, formerly Of New YORK, ioi
81 last four yesrs OF Louisville, Ky, who
has devoted his attention % ths treatment Of pr
Vats diseases for 80 years, listers himself having
attended to practice for 50 many years, and cured
go many thousands he is ens5ed 70 cure al diseases
OF d private nature, matter nov bad they may be
nom iniudcious medical treatment or from neglect
Of their OWE. Dr. Kings Dispelssry Is No q
Deaderck street, between Cherry and the Sc 1are
second story, TheTo he cures al disesssss Of pm
Vate nature.
GonorTnos2 cured without nauseous medicines or
interference with business.
Structures Of Old or recent dste eIectURliy cured
In few days, by an operation which causes no
psins Where a structure exists health cannot be
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
and undamines the health 30 much.
syphilis with all the diseases Of the skin, grow.
ng out Of neglect or bad treatment, be eectc-
ally cured ia a fea days.
SEaINAL WEAEsEss.-ParicUleT afterhon having
been gwen to this disease add al the consequences
growing out OF it. brought on IN many cases By the
destructive habits Of incOnsiderate youth, snd e.
oessiVe indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of
which VIII undermine the constitution, rendering
the subject unfit for business or society, and csus-
ing premature old age.
Fenales who may be labonag with any difficulty
o. the Womb may rest assured Of immediate re-
AL
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating
their case with fee enclosed, direct 10 Dr. A. King
No. % Desdsrick street, Ms nVile, Tenn, VIII hfve
the recessary medicines sent 20 their addrefs.
Once hours from O'Clock the morning until Q
Q the evening. Aprf--d&Vly
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Loans, Bonds and Stocks.

: Loans regulated st this Office State, County,
nd Railroad B0nds; Rang. fridge, and Rsiroa,
toclzs sold ar per order ron Customers.
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Fluid Extract SarsaParllIa
SYPHILIS.
SYPHILIS.

THIS IL an affection Of the hood ane attaoks fhe
sexEisl Organ, Lsnings Of the Nose, Ears, ThToli
" indpipe, and otber mucus surfaces, making -
sppearnneesn TIE form q Ulcers. Hslmbold's BE-
tract oarsePzrila puTines TIE Blood, sod removes
All ecaiy eruptiOna " toe SKIN QFiHg ~ the eDul-
piexiOa cieG and heaitny color. Il beng prelar-
81 expressly Tor TINS class % complaints ~ blood
puniyng properties are preserved 70 gfeatgr en-
Tent Than any other prcpagaion q aafsaParihss
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Day and Evening Sessions.

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sYsrEH OF IxsrKUcTIox, THcRorGH and
BUsIsKss-rIKE, lin the proper aceepsstss'n
OF these tsFms.l
Daily Session throughout the year.
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NASHVILLE, Dec. is, 1854
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lake no Balssu1, Mercury, or unpleasant mocbein
Tor UNPLEASANT and dangerous diseRsea.
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And. In that sfter thought of Time,
Gathering resh power from year 70 year.
Each sold er's unH arked grave shall lie
A hsrO's holy sspHlekre,.
ATLANTA, Ga. WM. L. KELLY.
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Proclamation by the President
of the United States! ar'
ANOTHER CALL FOR 100000, s.
MORE MEN.

10000 LADIES, 9o
10 examine the stock of elegant Boanets, Hsss,
Ribbons, Artificial Flowers Etc. Etc,
Wholesale and Retail which Il just
opening at the well known Essabhshmente
M RHRINSTR0M;
Mn. 14I Main Street, Wheeling West Va.
The undersigned has just opened By far the lar
cast and most elegant stock Of Trimming, Millin-
ery. Straw and Fancy goods, together with com
plets assortment d Notions. ever siersd IN TINS
market.
acouaintance in the Eastern Cities amongst the
largest importing houses, enable me to offer supe-
r;or Inducements to all who faYer ma with . call
bsfore purchasing elsewhere. My stock Is large
and we'll selected, inferior to none in the West,
and everything which is usually kept in hra
class establishment of this kind, may always be
found at bargains.
1000 pieces Bonnet Ribbons, at very lowprices:
25OO do Trimming and Mantas do
200 Boxes Artificial Flowers; some Of the very
latest and most improved styles.
POO Boxes Rucheus and Tabs, at extremely low
prices.
600 pieces Gimwpure, Brussels, Valencines
Thread, Lace and Edgings.
$50 pieces Silk Bonnet Laces Edgings; some
entirely new styles very cheap. SO
200 pieces Linen and Cotton Lacss and Edsings
1900 do Plain black and colered edge Vel
vet Ribbons, best make imported -
100 dozen Bonnets, such as English and Swiss
straw; also PUNISHABLE, Pedal Leghorn and Milan
Braid at your own prices -
$50 dozen Ladies hair Nets; also, Ladies Mo-
hair and silk dress Caps.
white and colored latest styles will be sold at great
bargains
200 dozen white and colored shakers, Of the
best quality
A fine stock of silk shawls
A do Grenadine do
A do Grape do
A very large stock Of Hosiery
A do do Mohair and silk Mits
Ladies' Parasols and sun Umbrellas.
Gant's Umbrellas -. 80
Embroidered Linen Collars; Bonnet Silks and
Marcelines of every shade and all prices. Skir
Braid, Mohair and silk embroidery braids. La
dies hair Brsids sewing and embroidered silk
Spool cotton, Patent tn read, Dress buttons, Fear
shirt buttons Pins and Needles
Also Gents furnis hing goods. Hoop skirts the
latest best and cheapest in this market, Ladies
Balmorals white black and colored English
grapes black, white and colored; French grapes
Ladies' and Gents. Linen Hsndkerchiefs
do do silk do o,
And great many articles entirely too numerous
to mention, all of which will be sold Wholesale
and Retail at reasonable prices.
To country Merchants and Milliners, would
call particular attention to examine my stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere, as am sure they vii
not find as largo stock in extent for styles AM
cheapness in any ether establishment in this city
Remember the place
M. RHEINSTROM.
No. l4l Main Street. Wheeling West va
apl2-tf -
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u rTRms or ADvRRTisIra.' ~
x-v,,. soImsLnrs ar NoA1AlHIy (o1 iFehDW
49, - 7SI3ss, lIAxz A 6auAA1.

czss,e11H Nor1crs Double the abeSs ates.
s,S-Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, accoa
,ns 10 the space occupied and the number OF ehanse
meav asrt,sements from transient persons or strane
q =, 10 be paid for in Gdpance.
business cards not exceeding five lines, soper year
ar Is for six months but for sherter penod mourning
w;i be counted less than square.
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited y.
ths Advertisers own Immediate business and all al
,artsements for the benefit Of other persons as wen
.Iieral advertisements and advertisements OF aucoi
aes and real estate sentin by them must be PAID fo
the usual rates.
|Adyertisements not accompanied with WHITE,
irections will be inserted until FORBID ana cnasse
Notices for Public Meeting :beeharged in all cases
{ full rates. ,.,-,erts
Marriages, Notices OF Funerals, and announcements
sermons, so cents each. - a.
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TRANSPO RTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r.


-, =, .Ovvrm BALR. 3 ONO RAILnoAD Co.,
- Wheeling Station, May IA 1854. !
an and after Sundaylnight, the 18th Of May,
~ the assenger trains win be run by the fol-
lnuinR schedule:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-05

Ters in almost every country of Europe, who,
by lying misrepresentation, and the meanest
dHplicity, united with pledges ct the enoTmity
of which sll Christendom must shuddeT. II is IN
the form of poster or handbill, which is ROW
being circulated throughout Great Britain in
aid Of such lecturers as Beecher g. Co., and :
copy of which has just been received from =
friend through the blockade. We present il to
tie world as a burning and dsmning witness
against God-forsaken people. Tney will
doubtless denounce it as = forgery, but we are
assured upon authority beyond all question that
the copy sent us and published, is one of the
thousands that are floating over the kingdom Of
Great Britain, and whist is worse, are Winked at
by the British Government. Here is the docu-
ment:
TO GALLANT YOUNG IRISHMEG, GERMANS AND
OTHERS.
The war contractors Of New York, Boston
and Philsdelphis, are in want Of few thou
sand enterprising Young men, to join the gloIi-
ous army Of the United States.
Tbs pToh.s Of the business are so large that
the country can afford to psy handsomely al
who viii speedily enter their noble service.
Camp life in America is remarkably sAlubri-
Gus and enjoyable, and offers immense atirae-
tions to the oppressed populations of Europe
The troops will have free license while occupy
ing the enemy's country, and the es tstes and
property OF the vsBquishe1 rebels win be divi-
dsd by the grateful natiea among its heroic de-
tenders.
For further particulars, apply to the contract
oTs' lecturers, now ON the mission TO Britain
aud to Messrs. John Bright and w. L. Foster,
Rsnters' hall, London.
New York S3utenbsf 1 5g,5
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DABoLIcAL AcT.-Tha Lynchbug RspnJIi-

DABOLIcAL ACT.-Tha Lynchbug RsYsGli-
can ssys:
I'VE have the report of as dRbolicsI an act
SIS was eyer committed by the most unfutored
savage, which was peTpstIatsd in Roane county,
Virginia, short time since, by Z set of Yankee
seouudTels, wearing ihe uniform Of the United
States Government, and recognized as soldisTs
Of that Government. A gentleman named Lee,
Of that county, had little boy, only II months
old, whom be had named Jenkins alter the
renowned cavalry leader Gen. A. G. jenkins.
party OF Yankees, quarteTsd in the county,
hearing Of the child's name, visited the house
Of Mr.. Lee, and asking to sec the child, when
il was brought into their presence, deliberately
shot hin dead, for no other cause than it's bss--
ing tie name it did. The sister Of she little IL
nocent, gil Of fifteen or sixteen summers, dis
covering the diAbolcal intention of these worse
than demons, ran in TO try and savs her broth.
er's life, and in doing 60 came Lear losing her
own, several musket balls passing through her
dress, but fortunately not Injuring her These
facts we obtain from gentleman who knows
them 90 be true to the letter, and can establish
them By irrefulable testimony. The bare reci-
tai Of the particulars are sufficient, without
VOID Of comment from u.s.
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x A documens has been circulated among
the Abolition members Of the Ohio Legislature,
and is openly stated to have emanA:ed from the
Chase committee at Washington, and TO have
bscn printed by them in thai city, which is s
scaihinE sTaignment Ct The President, and eI-
pressed in language as eeysTe and denunciatoTy
as has been used By lis most bi.ter opponents.
lie is charged with imbecilisy, dishonesty,
fecbleuess Of viii, dOuble-dealing, Indifference
70 truth, and Il AYERS that the cant about
Honest Old Abe was at firss amusing, it then
became ridiculous, but now It is absolutely
criminal OF course this langus go is "loyAl,"
| because those who use it are " ioySlists" Such
disrespeCt toward the government a wear or
two ago would hsve procured fer its irreyereDt
sulhor lodgment in Fort Warren, or Fort La
fsyette, or in cell No. Of the Kennedy. We
are glad to sec that q portion of the Abolition
parry can discern the disgusting truth thai can't
is one Of their fsvorite weapons. The cant
about Honest Old Abe or his principles, has
not been q whit more ridiculous" or abso-
lutely criminal than that which has been sub.
siituted for argument in defense Of bis meas
ures.- Chicago Times,
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The VIrziania Militia.

The Richmond EZaElBsT publishes sn impof
lant latter, addressed by Secretary seddoB 70
Governor Smith, Ct Virginia. It is q reply 10
aa sffost RGde by Governor Smith to assign the
second class militia 70 local duty, and provide
against their removal from the limits Of the
Commonwealth. It viii be seen that the secrs-
tary dees not TeEnquish bis claim on ihis por-
ton Of the militia, bat pOstpOnes it to ''ths con-
tiDgsncies Of the future" Ths other portion Of
The militia is psremptorily eOnscribed:
March %, 1864.
GOVERNOR SMITH: Your letter Of 221, refer
rod to Conscript Buresu with following endorse
ment:
TIE men in these Eailitia organizations come.
ia my Judgement, under the liabilities to military
service, declared by the acts Of the Confederate
Congress. There are mona Of these troops of war,
kept by SsAte in time Of war, in the eonlen-
plstion Of the Constitution. Being 50 liable.
these capable of active service in ihe field, be-
tween the sges Of eighteen and forty-6ve, must
be at once eonseribsd and devoted to the old or
gsnizstions, either BY their own selection or by
Assignment. ThOss who would belong 70 the
reserve feIess, being already in organization,
siR1ilAr in great degree (though under State
authority 10 those contemplated for the reserves
and by their union with others not liable 10 cen
seripiion, holding perhaps together larger local
force than might Otherwise be collected, reed not
at once be called into ConiedeEate service, bus
may be allowed to remain IS they are until furth-
er orders. The claim TO them cannot be surrsn-
dared, but the eoBtiDgsneies Of the future must
determine whether they may not be more use
fully employed in their present Organisations
than in new reserve companies for ConfsderRIe
service.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JAMES A SEDDON, Secfy Of War
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To the Friends Of the Soldiers
Throughout the CORfederaCy.

QUGHTERMAsTER- G EKKRAL's DEPARTMENT RAIL
ROAD BUREAU, Richmond, Va, Feb. 60 l56f. )
The friends and relatives Of soldiers In the Army Of
EorhsTn Virginia hereby notified thst an arrange
aent has tbs day been effected with the Southern EK
press Company carry s packages Of food and wear
ing sPpsrel to Richmond, Va
To secure the advantages thus obtained through the
Express Company, the following Instructions must be
observed:
Packages must not contain more than one hundred
pounds be well secured and plainly marked and sent
At the expense Of the shipper to either Of tse Soldiers
fsliof Associations, which are located follows:
In North Carolina at Raleigh; in South Carolina at
Columbia; IN Georgia al Augusta in Alsbsms, at
Montgomery or 70 any other point at which one Of
thsss Associations have an Office.
The Agents Of these Associations wiz there take
Shsrgs Of them and ship daily By Southern Express
Company, to the proper Agents Of thu respective
States al Richmond, who will them distributed 10
the proper individual ourers.
To meet the wlhes Of the soiders and to give them
q certain aud speedy communication with home, The
Southern Express Company has agreed 10 give this
freight preference everything else; and la order
that no obstacle may to he OF lsuds-
he enterprise the several Railroad Comp auss are
hereby requested TO render the Express Company such
facilities a. VII enable il to make this arrangement
eompists suecesE
As Lhe Southern Express Company assumes all re-,
Epunslby Of the transportation Of these packages,
the Relief Associations are requested withdraw their
Agents who have heretofore acted travelling messsn-
gers. II the Relief AEzociaiiors viii ssssblEh sgen-
cel In The rear Of other armies hey mzy enjoy the
same privileges hereby secured the Army Of North
ern Virginia f. W. SINS
Lieuf-CcL and QusrtermEs;er.
Approved
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Yaalses Recrpi.InE In Kurspe.

From the Savannah Republican,
The Yankees have not scrupled to deny that,
unable to cope with the gallant men of the
South, whom they oUtnumber as five to one,
they have not only pressed our slaves into their
service, but actually crossed the Atlantic, and
by every species of villanous inducemens,
sought foreign aid to make up for their own
cowaIdice aud imbecility. This they have done
beyond al question, thereby c0ncedlng the i'm
poTsAnt fact .has they are unable of themselves
to maintain their tyrAnnical and hateful govern
ment.
We have before as proof conclusive that our
enemy, utterly dsspairiDg Of their ability to
conquer Us, have at this time sgenis and lec!u.
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From Riehmond.


RIcHHoED, April 4-It Il underssoOd that the seers
tsry Of The Treasury s0ustuss that the arsnsy act
authorizes the Issue Of currency the extent q
onsfhird Of the amount landed in four per cent erd
eates The necessity for any lssas uader fhls con
ssruciIOn will probably be postponed until ths nsxt
mssting Of Congress.
The banks viii only receive avsl on special deposit
Prices eontnus unsettled in consequences Of the large
naalbsr Of fyes afoat.
The amount funded in Richmond Is s2l ,327. COO Of
seAl returns from nine depostarss In Virginia. I've ID
North Carolina, eight in South Carolina twelve ID
Georgia. in Ferids nix in Aiabams, give an sggFs-
Of sl75O00OOO funded. Il Is estimated that returns
from other depositariss will Increase the amount 70
$3.50 100000.
Ahsg Of trues boat with ono thousand prisoners -
expected on Wednesday
Official dispStehes from Gen Forrest state that ne
moved from tie direction OF Jsekgon to Psducah Ia
CITY hours. He held the town seu hours, and could
have held lsnger bal hs found the smallpox raging
there. He sVacuEted Tire place after capturing many
stores and horses and burning steamer. HIS loss
twenty-five killed and wounded Col. Thompson, Of
the % Ksniuky Is among he killed. The enemys loss
al Psdueah is estimstsd At Hfty killed and wounded.
SIX hundred prisoners. esp!ursd during tas ezpsdi
lion, are en- route for Dem0pois.
FrsEa DaIGsa.
DALTOs, April 4.-Thers Uss very heavy thundse
and rain storm hero last nighL The remainder OF
long dspatch from this point the reader vii ind more
intslgibIs reported Ia a1o:her eoamn Of thls papss
under the heading Of Later from the North "-EDs.
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Letter from RIehmoad.
Of the Charleston Mercury. ]

Correspondence Of the Charleston Mercury.l
RICHMOND, March %, 1854
Sill dssrth Of neEs-ROt even Sunday
Tumor yesterday, except = suspicion that the
enemy had gained some advantages in North
Carolina. A regiment OF cavalry and aaosher
Of infznfry have moved through the city, to
what point and for what purpose, no one knows.
No truce ,ost up Saturday, and 10 certainty
when the next viii come. The excuse is that
the Yankee boat New York has gone to Bslti-
more for repairs; bat they have plenty Of otheE
boats. Returned prisoners say Hampton Roads
is alive with all sorts Of crafts. Butler has a
splendid tug to carry his orders.
The Yankee trick in regard to the exchange Of
prisoners, whatever il may be, must soon leak out
for it is rumOred that q 1aR from our side win
soon 60 down 70 Fortress Monroe. But this is
doubtful. Hit was ever decided upon, the late
articles in tbs SeRfiHel, EIaMiaeF and Enquirer.
against Butler viii probsbly knock il on the
head.
The Eramiaer says Morgsn's command does
not number mors than 500 Two of his regi-
msnts were taken in order 70 make q brigade
i0r qTigsby, Wh5ss regiment AZ ths time Of his
appointment contained only seveniy-thres men.
Was Grigsby West Pointer
Tho fr0nt door OF the treasury resembles tho
mouth Of q beehive. PsOple-soldiers chiefly
swsrm around 1t, for the purpose Of funding or
getting their money changed into i've dollar
notes, for which there Is grsst rage. Ia less
th.n month tlisre viii be just IS great & rush
and rage 70 change ths fveJ into the EeW issue.
Since tho passenger trains were reduced 30
one a day, travelling has become frightful
misery sud struggle. Ladies car abolished
Soldiers to be seated FIRST, then ladies, but not
their escorts, and then anybody who can fight bis
way in. Trains never connect. AT Weldon,
yesterday, there were 1900 people waiiing-shs
cars, inside ard out, platform and top, ali
crammed, and hundreds begging and Offering
bTibss to be admitted. At Petersburg il Was
nearly as bad.
Our local foTtifcstions are being connected
BY telegraphie wires, at Cen. BTagg's sugges-
ton Had this been dose year ago, Stone
nan and KipstTiek would have been ebastisOd
properly.
Clear and pla.szut HERNES
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EiGen. ROssorsns has prescribed very
rigid cath Of allegiance, to be taken by all per
sons attending religious conferences, conven.
tons and syHod5 within his department. A
stringent oath is also imposed upon ell off. GERS
Of the Missouri State militia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-05

WEST TESEEssEE.-Ia LaudsElals county
the following officers were chosen at the lsts
election: J n. WsF5low, sheriff Geo. John
ston, circuit court clerk J. D. Cray, county
court clerk; john Z. Gray, trusteei A. j.
Hanks, tax collector; John D Baxter, register.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-05

Il The Chronicle wants to know why it is
thst the rslions Of tobacco, allowed by recent
law of Congress, to the soldiers, have not been
issued Is BObsdy in fault as usual OF will
il be done next November
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-05

~ Col Alphsus Baker Jr, Of Alabama, eel
ebrRsed in connection with the KtnssS excite
mont several yesIs ago, has been promoted
hrigadisT-geaeTal, and ordered to report to Gen.
Johnston, at Dalton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-05

e Msj9r Sloan, qusr!ermsster- general of
North CsTolius, is collecting large amounts of
supplies at Greensboro, for the troops from that
State He already has several millions worth
On hand
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-05

TUESDAY MORNING, AFRIL 5. 1854.

II We learn that there has been eight mil
lion eight hundred thousand dollars funded in
this city, ard five millions received from dis
buIsing oficcIs.
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~ The OIus.es affair has assumed new as
meet under the manipulAsions Of the preslidigita-
tsury of the Abolition press. When the news
of the disaster was frst received, il was AscsT-
tained beyond all doubt that neither Che Seere-
tary of War nor Gen. HAlleek knew anything
about it, The responsibility, then, of course,
fell upon The President, bat now the Washing
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-05

ton Republican and 8 Cincinnati paper deny,
upon the authority OF Mr.. Lincoln himself, that
he knew anything about The expedition until he
heard Of its defeat. A qussr expedition that
nobody ordered it; nobody know anything about
it, 1t must have been selEacting snd gone
isself" We venture, however, the prophecy
that befoTe the sfair shall be ended it viii bo
found to be the work Of some Democrat, or thss,
a. least, some Dem ,erat viii receive the obloqUy
and be obliged 10 sustain the responsibility Of
i..-Chieago Inns.