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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-27

"THE Confession of Lost Dog" is
the title of curious Book lately pub
lished in Loudon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-27

SOMEBODY heard candid brewer di-
vide his beer into three 0lasses-strong
table, common table, and lamentable.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

"MUCH remains unsung,"a as tom-cat
said when a brick cut short his sere-
made.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-27

For glass of cool and sparkling
soda water go to E. Bookings Drug
Store. No. | Odd Fellows Hall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-27

A NAN at Burlington was dangerously
bitten by dog. The dog was not mad,
but the man was.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-27

White and Black Lama Lace Points,
at J. H. Smith g. Co.'S.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-27

All shades Trimming, Ribbons, Sill
and Satin at j. Fl. Smith g. Co.'S.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-27

Heavy Gro. Grain Silks, black and
colored, at J. H. Smith & Cos.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-27

A WHITE girl was married to sooty
negro in Cairo the other day. Hope
she likes it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-27

Just received at J. II. Smith & Co.'S,
elegant embroidered Grenadines.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-27

/ on Buildings of all kinds, Steamboats,
Furniture and Merchandise, and against all
dangers attending the transportation Of goods
on rivers, seas, lakes canals and railroDds.
II. CRANGLE, President.
JOHN C. HERVEY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Robert Crangle, John Reid,
Robert Morrison, j. Dalzell,
S. Brady, Wm.G. Battelle,
John Donlon, j. ID. Du Bots.
E The company mas removed to the office
UP STAIRS-in the Insurance Building
Rext door to the Merchants National Bank.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the President or Secretary.
novI5dly
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The Purest and Sweetest Cod
Liver Oil

In the world; manufactured from fresh,
healthy ivers upon the sea shore; it is perfectly
pure and sweet. Ask for Hazard and Caswell's
Cod Liver OIL" manufactured by Caswell. Haz.
ard & Co., New York. Sold by all Druggists.
aprl3.mw&s.eow&w
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Honolulu Hair Regeneration.

This COMPOUND POsSESsES
| the wonderful property Of renewing the Hair
when faded, turns red hair to q beautiful auburn,
restores gray hair to its original color, prevents
the hair from falling of, and cures letter and
diseases Of the scalp. A few applications will
convince the most skeptical, and those who
once use il, will use no other. Sold Wholesale
and retail, by 7. H. LOGAN 4 CO.,
and LOGAN, LIST & co.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

.rIyHB MOST EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBIT.
ii tion in the world, creating the most intense
sensation wherever exhibited, the largest Balls
being filled day and night to witness the imPos-
ing spectacle, conveying to the mind of the BE-
holder the most exalted idsa Of ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-16

in pursuance to an act Of the last
legislature, the Coosa river is to be sur
veyed from WetUmpka to Greensport, to
see whether that portion of it is naviga-
bic. Mr.. Thomas Pearsall has been APP
pointed by Gov. Patton for that service.
The Huntsville Independent says:
Judge Haralson opened ciregit court in
Jackson on Monday last. Not much Of
the docket was disposed OF, and the court
adjourned on Thursday. No reason is
assigned for the precipitate adjournment.
According to the census of 1860,
Alabama contained population of 526,
4S1 whites, and 437 $40 blacks, but it is
now believed that, owing to the casual
ties of war and other causes, the negro
vote will exceed the white.
The press OF Alabama seem quite
willing to kiss the rcd with which they
are scourged by the rump congress, in
the shape Of the military bill n-eOn-
cocted by the would be Rohespierre
and Danton Of that vindietive body Of
crazy fanatics-and even eondescend 10
| laud the pscha, 50 reluctantly set over
| them, by the 0verpowered constitutional
chief magistrate Of the United States.
I The Selma Messenger thus writes about
Mai. Gen. John Pope, who will be better
remembered as the commander in Vir-
ginia, whose headquarters were q in the
saddle especially as he somewhat rap
idly changed his base more than once
on occasions that we wot Of
A" We are in receipt Of q letter from q
friend Of ours in the north, who is a Vir.
ginian by birth, who entertains the Inosi
lively interest in everything affecting
the south, and whose opinions are enti,
tied to considerable weight. Gen. Pope
+ it seems, was bis guest just before hi
departure south TO assume his presen
command. Tue writer says: Do no
, be preiudiced against Pope, for | haC
, fmany conversations with hinl, and fullJ
, understand his views He is q radical
that is, he goes with congress, but he i
very desirous Of doing right in his new
command. He did not desire the posi-
] ton, and l know goes down with al
earnest wish TO do good, and to exeeut
the law with as little opposition Of TIA
/ people as possible
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cAsH cusTomERs
LEGAL.


Il ttoNG7C - 49,
OF Desirable Z a. Estate, distant Gbout
3I-9 Siles Southeast from tiie tiiy 0s
Memphis, and Situate on the q. aEG
CR.R.
ny virtue OF q Eeed OF Trust to me eEeeute ett
y on the 18th day of December, iaa55, ng J. =
Taylor and T. B. MckTeu, for iae pa 5pose or
securing a note for the sam OF 81. llii due arc
owing Oy them - J. b Mercer ana in 1hsell-
auee 10 written authority nom lla saii Lay lllfr
MeFwen and Mercer directing me % sell inf
land conveyed in said Trust Deelli j Wisl on
ills 6th Day Or May, lss1, % the Ccurtcot-sa
d etwean Union and 9avosu streets. IN the eilf
OF Memphis between the hours o. l1 o'eloek
m. and 4 o'clock pm ana collinalns rem
DAY to day thereafter cetV1en stle sane illll-
until al the property BE- 50 e ~ 70 hf hisllsa
bidder a certain traet " land situate anl y ~
IN shelby coanty tennessee, ana nol5--.s-
thus. Beginning at a stake on the east SIDE oc
line OF s. aid tract in the lane between The NJ lls
Cooper tract and the Dsde-iek Iriet pa % .nt,
within or at any feet south Cr tne center q
the Aemrhis and charleston railroad tnenee
west O. rs 20 point 81 feet suuth 0f he celleE
OF said railroad e. enfe south l5-.si cli-ius %
hickory zlua- thence south 4 west =
chains n a point SO feet sOith OF the center %
the p. geou HoQst rostds rms nom ~ e 9rel
fofut Of beeinnins west -d-50 chains 70 q -la1s
ther ce south l7-z1 chains 20 2 noinb 81 E -
north OF the center OF Pigeon tsluat r ~
rl,erce 10 the termination OF said hne which
was ruL. from the hickory grub b1is 1851 Lllle
runs parallel with said Pigeon tsoost Ea.la
property has been subdivideds and VII DE- s'-a
m lots varying from nv 10 ten a. es aicA
There Is no other IuculI orsance ~ s-lil ar
THE TERMS OF SALE are as loi5,lNs- ele
third OF the purchase money, cash ana tla
balance pavabie in equal instalnleul5 ca -iie
lst OF October 1851. lst Of ApEil. los' "a - ll
C)crobe~ 1858. the purchaser % eNeellte nosee
draygfug crest rom cate. 0rd segurel ~
Deed OF Trust, embracing the slsi1ie Terms uii
thar under which fam nov acting
i am authorized 70 say, tnal fQf an ol tie
! purchase money, after defray iug the el- peist
| ya-rer any iust Indebtedness OF either IaE
| ior 4 bfcEWen, OF Taylor McEWen, Duke e
! CO. or Taylors. McEweu = Blew, vii De re-
ceisyed but each lot VIII Be r. ulre4 70 1etr Its
nroporti snaf part OF the expenses OF the Lfisi
and the hurffien OF the incurn hrance The 1lfle
l 10 ssid land I believe 10 be good, andl viii ile
riaasura ia furnishing any person with a stat e.
naeui OF tlla title, and plat OF the stlll VISION
I upou application - me a. law once 81
1 WifIson h Beard. l9 Court street, bot stia-
only convey as Trustee W-f. Nllss12ss
/ qIftI Trustee.
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Tlaf..rrir-lr fll a,IveTlIsCIuentI Of Wm p. VIZ
lsf Esa trustee. etc this days date-alu
7sIo11s 70 effect settlements as early as posi-
be- we wish 70 notify al our creditors tLstl y
r,-7ross 10 eel al Of our Real Estate, both per-
sonai and copartner<hip, during the ney esisii-
it1r tfirtv sixty OF ninety days, at pubic atle-
ION taking IN payment therefor after s-llsil.-
fion OF liens and eZFcus es, the orilsisiildln ln 8
oilieatfOns Of Tayl IS, McEwen g Blew lay -i'il
NcAven, Duke q Co. or Taylor Z. MeEweH, as
T., r as possible .
'rSs. list viii comprise about Thirteen C1iin ~
Fefs of i've 70 nine acres each, located on NE
Memphis aIui Cnil' lestou tsallroiai io9-. p
fo..afatI for residence and gitrten purpose s
f,,i1rf valuable business Lots win lllp1rft-
r,t MS on Adslms street, and eleven f-se5slel-,e
Ts,fs on Adams Washington anu 5eleisoil
ef4eet extended. including Lwo hssilsnts-
'rhs Lots viii be- plainly sl.iiAt-i. On
,,5l1,e m, ,sopel ly ard attend the saies.
ANA i-' ~ TAYLOR & McENk.t.
n,rslq Is.7 spt tmya
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COMMERCIAL,
OFFICF OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l
MEMPHIS. April l5. 1867, $ pm.
.,.-.o-us Ur.Fraaa

MEMPHIS. April ID, 1867, pm }
General business.
The week has opened with a very
good prospect for an active trade. The
weather which yesterday was wet and
gloomy has again become pleasant.
Local packets have commenced to make
their regular trips and all the landings,
and 90 out with very fair trips.
COTTON-Owing to the tightness in
money matters there were few sales to-
day. The news from the east would
otherwise have caused considerable ae'
tivity in our market. The inquiry, how
ever, was very fair and holders show
more disposition to sell than they did
last week. We look for much activity
to. day, as our banks are well supplied
with money, and the excitement whicl
has existed for the past few days hai
abated, Receipts for the day, 6l5 bales
shipments, none. We quote nominal a
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OPTICAL.
M BERNHARDT
OPTIcIAH AND 0eULlST
Of Berlin, Prussia.
IMPORTANT REV INVENTION.
Australian Cristal
@ l. a - -
SpECTANTES

The only perfect lens in existence.
Superior 60 any other in use---een-
struetfd in accordance with fhe science
and philosophy OF natnre in the pc
euiiar form OF
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Admirably adapted tS the organ OF
sight and perfectly natural 70 the eye.
afterding altogether the best artificial
help 10 the human vision ever Invented.
Sold only by the Professor Of optics
and Spectacle Manufacturer.
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The engineers of the Little Rock rail-
road have condemned the bridges on
that road, and consequently, all travel
via. DuvalPs Bluff to Little Rock is sus-
pended for the present. As soen as the
necessary repairs are made the trains
will resume their trips.
The receipts at Nashville since Sep
tember last 20 April 8. are 47,73S bales.
Boston received two hundred and
twentv-five thousand bales of cotton
last wear. The IFaUelier says it should
have imported half million.
A Winona paper Of the 9Th says
IIDon the near approach of an open river
and the renewal Of facilities for ship.
mo wheat, our dealers are receiving
visits rom southern and eastern millers
4 rybo are in quest of Minnesota wheat
/ Mr. r II. f. Morgan sold 200 bushel.
TODAY to a miller from Dixon, ILL.,, a.
- d for the No. 2 grade OF wheat, to bt
deIivered free on board. understand
the same party purchased $500 bushels o
fbe same grade from another dealer at al
Advance on the above price. Some o
4 onr largest buyers are not inclined t
mart with their wheat at these prices
but predict better figures on the openin,
Of navigation.
There will be a novelty on exhibition
al the Paris exposition that is worthy Q
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OF Desirable Z a. Esfate, distant Gb0Ht
SI-9 Siles Southeast from tife tiiy 0f
Memphis, and Situate on the y. aEG
d K Z
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Attaehnaeat Notice.

Before 3. u MOORE, J. z,
Anderson, Williams & Co. VS.. Street & Martin.
rgsHE defendants in the above eUfitled cause
! viii take notice that an attachment has
been sued out against them upon the grounds
that they are non residents OF the state OF Tn
ntssee and thesalne set for hearing AT my 0ffict
IN the city Of Memphis, on tie l1t1 day OF May
1867, when and where they can appear and De.
fend said suit or the same viii be proceedel
with ex parie; aud tfsat copy OF this order Ds
published once u week for lour weeks N tns
Memphis Daily Appeal. ..,o,r
Memphis, April Is, 1897. laW4W
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r,a sstate Of calvin c. Cleaves, decease-i.
the Jannary TEN. -. ,,,s' 9. se
- ~ Ire Execufrix of the viii Of my deceased
-. ii calvin e. Gieaves- All the creditors
~ eiei eetaTe are hereby notified "a hie thelr
isi-,,a or demands against said estate With
ro,n somarvell, attorney 81 law. corner aec-
ond and Monroe stree $, Memphis, Tenn lnd
an PARTIES indebted % said estate axe noNil1
- come forward and settle The same AZ once
MAHT c. CLEANES, Eseoutri1
OF the VIII OF Calvin c. Cleaves, deceased.
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No,7- Res4Fe9at Notice.

Y the Chancery Court of Memphis. tennessee.
no lT2j -t5utlford Jones and wife MeiVlna e.
VIM Horton, Robert Horton, Engine HOT
ten and Annie Horton, who sue hy their step
r ShsrT, H. n kstes and ]. W. Crocker.
TT appearing from affidavit IN THIS cause llah
| the defendant J. W Crocker is non-res1-
dent OF the Htue Of Tenue seej
NJ is therefore ordered, th&t ne make ms
Appearance herein, at the Courthouse in the
city oi Memphis, Tenn, en- the nfst Monday
com piainantS bill, or the same VIII be taken
fr son fessed as TO hila and set fer hearing cx-
,arfs and that u copy of this erder be published
once a week for four successive weeks IN the
Memphis Appeal.
AUGUsTON AL6T0N.
asarcl, o. 1867. Clerk and Master.
Wright q McKisiek, soils. for complainant.
nohq4 faW4lyn
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4. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE

EJyg.rEs Lodge % Perfection, 18th NO Il
efe-fedI IC,flualnuu loatiGus ID Wednesday ll=li
OF each month. Henry r. Hoodarui 80, -
NJ Charles NJ Carroll, l4Lh, Sec q,
aTTrHRAs Lodge of Perfection, l4tis-i 30. Z.
Meets 4fh Wednesday OF each month: Geosse
Neilsrsh. sd, g.. IL. A. T.. tranklanc ia
r,sTp5frA council OF Princes OF Jerusalem, lu-h q
No. i. Benz. X. Puilens s2d Iarsh-'.i --
- Sec ~ -
1sharles ", Adams. SD, IL. w. j. n Laln-
Iiuson, 3 % si-se-'. s,...
E5IFrIrPFE DUeLFssEIs COlncll oi k-nt s-i-il-
No l. Henry T. " oodard, a-ls, comm
william u. Ciroie azas Rec
rs,,-erar0FlY or WEST TEzzzsSl-E, I'd JllI
AlRslis. sd. Comm. IN Cul.li DolB7 -
g'rade-, SD. ke---.
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n.,.,-r n. wheat vs.. A6nsf Ralra ana Louisa
Baird
X s,,. ~. Tfitfteii States Circuit c4urt for TIE
Ss-jf ~ Slres1 .ennessee IN said cause viii
\ 9cesd on thursday, me tsil -Al q API.'-
~. s,.iI fi,e sfaanaboat Joa1. T. Perry. her Ga-
,.s,t-9al,1 Furniture. Tackle and Flz-1ref. Sc
i-ies,,.f sidfier for cash said stafutnlet, elC-.
jeSis.i IN Is ths rropartF uf deielgllsl 3 Ia ia
eluse.
sA2f. Ii. IOtEs
.~- i.fs L. s. Nsralal.
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LODGES

Ta3DGEs.
s,--vgo.za No. lsS. Mects 1T aoncay ln
, 1-,f,tit - Odd-F FellogEs II All cor SolIi
80 No. Ii' q. Trader, ". N; r. T. Tom
lluson, Sec
SOUTH AFEMrHIs. No i's. Meets "a =. EIllsS l.,5 n
,.s,b TY10nf1-Hall. cor Madison ana secoiia'
n Saiisrs W. 81 b; Benz. q rullar7 sec
q, - ss~orr No zsa. Meets lzt ffidAy or sftcil
T1ont7 Hall. cor Na,sissu a nj isec1-tla' 4o-ll
airslfe - NJ. L. =. M 0od -rd, sc. -.
.5.E-TTT9,- No 2g3. Meets 81 EriqaF or % e.ll
1sonIh-0dd-FeIlJxs Hall J. al a-Allesi
,-t9,z1S,.,sa = No S4J.J Do Meets 9Th fridsy
- es.S rronfh-.+3 Front street JuLh De
1ors5a1a. IN, ". n b. s. Fuilsn, sd, Sec.
ROYAL. ARCH.
tses,S Chapter. No T. Meets = Mosday o. so
yth-Odd-Fsllogs' Hail. a j. y hes-efi
d p Il. II Payuier. see
r. AND g. K,
J-tyBrps Council. no. 6. Meets e Monday o.
,-s.a r1ourb-C.lId- Fellows Hail. John AeIi,
Fh IN; =. j.. " lgEllI hec.
TuaPLARs.
i-YRESE Co-1mandery. No 4. Meets am Mon
40, I'D each month. John IeHts CoIa-i n. J'
Wlggiu, Rec
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DissoINtioga.

r,,pfE parsnarvbgn existing between Maucourt
] X f3s-yrzc4l IL this day dissolved og 1lutii-.i
eonseuf 10. Brys0u purchastns y. ~; 4.l,-
courts entire interest IN tis Com ~ - -
IN The future the Hotel VIII ne il- -. = p.
-ter,, 1vl7 rsJi mes All liabilities OF 1le ui'i
ana tiil11.ss a. D. " afANCOUHI
ID. nHf5uN-
,rsmphis. Tenn April 3 80. e2ll ~
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The Advantages

a ALO AZ v Il taxes
I or these Spectacles over ali others are.
Isi---fhe only trae Lens known being
! perfectly free fEom chromstic light. SO well
known 10 be the cause or injury TO the vision,
and which mRNesthe change fromspectacles
TO Glasses OF stronger power 50 often required
while in many Instances both near and distant
objects are seen with equal facility through the
same Glasses.
2d.---Casl be worn with perfect ease for
any length Of time al one sitting. giving as
tonLshing clearness OF vision, particularly By
candle or Other artificial lisht-comfgrt TO the
I Spectacle wearer hitherto Unknown.
sd.---Hhsn the eyes ache or pain
through the action OF bright light, such as is
reelected from snow, sunny weather, white
pape-, and u reading. writing or sewing, or
vivid CO. ,oEed bodies, these lenses, by so1ening
the rays, effect most agreeable sensation and
give great relief
4th.---In all nervous affections Of toe
eye, causing duh and startling pains in the eye
ball OF temple, appearance of luminous and
dark spots in the stmosphere, sehfng or feeling
like sand IN the-eyes, the disturbed nerves are
quieted ard sOothed.
5fa.---Ground by PeeuIfar machinery,
got Up st great cost, 1nEthematically Gale lated
expressly for the Manufacture Of this lens, so
as 70 produce It with the true spherical accu-
racy. AID its focus is at the exact centre.
point 81 vital importance, and which no other
lens possesses.
ssh These sPeetaeIes are scientifically
adjusted to every case OF rdeyective sight with
unerring accuracy, whether arising from age
disease, strain, overworx or. premature recay.
by Dr. n. BERNHARDT, oa a new, exact prin-
cipis entirely his own, which has seldom failed
10 be Csrrect.
7tis.---PrOOf OF superiority over the old
kind Of SpecLaclss; They are used exclusively
al an the hospitals for diseases OF the eye in
Berliu, Prussia, aud elseW here.
sfh.-Being she original Inventor and
manufacturer OF the Australian Crystal Glass
l1r speetacles. He therefore claims that he
hiss tue only genuine article Of that kind ia the
United States, for ssie.
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Testlmony Of ReeemmenealIons


Prom NJ sdica1 CFentle1nen.
Professors OF the highest Opthalmic talent In
Mem pins, Tenn, ami in the Union.
u MEMPHIS, Tenn, February a. 1867.
do most willingly bear my testimony in IA
V1r Of the superiority Of the Australian Crystal
Ssl.-ctaclsss ever all ether kinds. They are con-
slrueteG upQn the best established aud under
sfu0d priucipiEs 0f Optics. and their adaptation
To the human eye ia ats different coudIiOHs OF
vision lsso perfect as 10 reader sight easy with
out effort. IN my opinion none others should
be used. since the eyes, once used 70 these 90
not seem 10 grow Old, and by having focus at
sla- point of the surface, they appear 10 restore
ne ez- 20 their youthful energy. L can the
more couEde-ttly recom mend Dr.. BERSHAT.DT
10 the public. nom al as J-2iita lance with many
OF those from whom he ctinee rec si.IcsnJed 70
us A, X. TAYLOR NJ. ID.
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Ii. 5. FOEEY, President b. e. KfHIs, Cashier
HEMPUIs CIFT SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

SUCCESSORS 10
OGDEN, TCBEY a co,
No. Jes,rson street, Memphis, Tenn,
Dealers in
GOLD, SILVER, EXCHANGE, GOVERNMENT sECU
RITES, LAND WARRANTS AND UN-
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The phrase with which we head thii
article is so naturalized in our language
that we need not apologize for using It
The people of the South are Of that i'm
patient temper which does not heed the
admonition, Make haste sio'ctg!' or
{ Hasten, but do not hurry i'-s-nd are
therefore always acting in haste, and
repenting at leisure
It is now about six years since the
first gun was fired at Fort Sumpter and
the flag of the United States. by South
Carolina. Then the Cotton-States,
twenty years too soon, or twenty too
late. were in haste toget out Of the United
States; and many men, whose names
were towers of strength, and gave to
their opinions and advice an undue and
dangerous weight, were firing the
Southern heart and precipi-ating
them into secession. All OF them were
sure that no war would follow it; an
some were prepared to drink all the
blood that might beshed in suehsR war.
'Co-operatienists, or those who desired
that the States should act in concert, bad
for years been, in some Of the States, as
odious as the submissionists,' as those
had been called, also, in 1850, who were
satisfied with the compromise measures
Of that year, which were popularity sup
posed to have saved the Union
It is somewhat palpabIe now that il
would have been wiser to make haste
slowly in 1860 and 1851 and that those
amiable gentlemen who in the former
year suggested the propriety Of hanging
as Union men all who were notin favour
Of immediate secession, especially if they
were born in the North, were little
rash and precipitate.
It is perhaps natural enough that those
who were in so undue a hurry to get out
Of the Union, should be equally in a
hurry to get back.
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( have found "a great deal o. tleasure in eL-
aIaIaing the exquisite fsoritif " Lr. BERN
faI used by him is or Eoss5erluI purity, and the
,ry-s of his Glasses SO diversified as 70 suit every
81 scaivable cass Of neea He has selected fOI
754a a tl1ir uf Glasses Wfsl promise 10 give me
grs4r all ana c5mtoIL in my future reading /
80 among tie ialIy persons who testify to his
capacity as an Jellist ana upiiciitn ana 70 tue
yaiue 0f MS services render1- 70 them, several
prominent Clergymsn and Statesmen Wltb
whom 1 am acquainted
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Notwithstanding which letter, we do
not trust these treacherous Greeks, even
when they bring US gifts. JOHN SHER-
MAN himself will not consider his
honour in the least pledged to approve
the Constitution Of a State that is so re-
constructed as TO make Il certain that il
will vote for the Democratic candidate
for the Presidency.
We shall consider this matter furthel
/ fo-mOrroW
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rREn. WERRER

House anQ OL6aulDudb ItUUIUI
- - r-c, /. T !. ,,ssl..- n, Etoodng cum and
NJ l,,t1 - ss4,-.,tfi sSfr5s M Paper, imported
=. ,F 49,, ,-,-s, NJ a superior preparation
reiI. = - - Of TIN and Metal Roofs
l, ~ 80 ssffsfacfion for Fourteen years.
r,..,-. s;,,tbeast corner Firzt and Market
60, - = = = X ssIIie. .Ksnsuck5 febia dfn
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mkmpHrs corroN srArEMENr.

The Memphis Exchange Price Cur
rent, of Saturday, gives the following
cotton statement of this port TO that