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MEMI HIS, SATURDAY JULY 6, 1861.
VOL,. XTI -NO. 151
MOLANAHAN & DILL.
MEMPHIS DAILY
AP
jjmlji Appeal
Affttlrs at ; n -.;. .
From sereral authentic sources we learn tbe
llowins- particu'.srs in reference to affairs in
nro!a :
The sifip!y of water of Fort Pickens baa
en cot off, And the federal inmates have now
fca Utf miles to obtain that indispensable
tsele. We praajMM that this also wi'l be cut
f ?t an esriv dv.
Wtaeaa York Zor.aveg lan-ed at the
rt on Mo' :Ihj of last week The Pensacola
bierrtr says that when they landed, some
it crier! cut "stop Vief!" whereupon the
":!.mltes ' ok to the wooda and bushes
ithoat delay.
A fetachnient of three or four companies of
raw4r a i tr. r.ps bail besn sent dwn tbe
aht p r tit. a step to illicit trading which has
crt earrifd on between the nativea and tbe
lerny .
TT,e
indications were that a lain'. . ng would
e attrrr.pled by the fedra!iss very soon, hut
I. I- Hra?s and walker are iiirmrig a
' flr.rta to resist anv attrfk, and their
n atv en complete that no fear neeavl
. TK
ined of the reaul
A report prrastled in some qnartfra that
Brown, of Fort Pickens, had demanded th
WfllttWi of the navy yard. Perhaps he
wishes to quarter Wilson's Zouaves iD it, as,
f the cfearaetef of those troops be f.ir!y rep
esented, they must not be very desirable as
.ilose neighbors.
I' '. relieved that the federalists now num
kher four five thousand men on Santa Roa
islsni. Urge leinforcements having landed
there lately; but our fores greatly on'number
rne, n 1 wt'tial, are corap etety protected
lie fcr of tbs firt. I' will not be at al
snrprising if. b-feve many days, w have th
rdes-nre of chronic"'ng another victory aa glo
rioos r,d as H---o1!ess as that of Fort SumUr
Jinzutta Constitutionalist.
u'ak imuisncSi
A gentleman just arrived from various points
in Virginia gives us tbe following account of
the w ar movements in that State :
General Butler is said to be directing the fire
of th" Sawvt-r sun on the Rip Raps agains'
the Sewetl Point battery. He is stationed in
the i Sservatorv at Newport News, while they
ai e firing, f'ma whenct tt can see the effect
of each shell Bv means of telega phir ccn
Msta wi the Rip Raps, he is enabled to
tr - his dirertions as to th ranee of the gun
', discharge The range of the gun
:y miles ard a half, and has been
s. T m a she'l six miles Tbe sb1
rdcal affair, wrh a brass cP on
i . . . i j i i i . it
:e erN.
r- which exitijB oi!iv .
romes in wn'act wi'r. any hard suosxance.
Many of them have been ring or y 'he Geor
gia ttoopa s at'oei! at Sewe'" Point.
Our informant ws sho-"00' ' !nr" hand-sr-.r.e
keepsake? by Csyt- Daly Many of the
he fel in the re" "f 'be encampment, cut
ting down trees Pushes, e'c. Our iiiformant
-aIsoj states h Norfolk is now considered in
Sucu Kar of defense that it would defy the
c-irnk'ne ' navv of Europe and America to take
it. Tt ref s sunk in the harbor tenner ft
al oe''!:er inpoMible for any Hitoiv to e-me
v.. t-the city, as rcthicg but small boats can
re? inside the river.
Tbe man-of-war Plymouth, that has been
diaed, is in excelle t cond tion and will
be got rmdy f,;r sea in a very abort time. The
fJ-oree-town is also expected to he r:sed in a
day or '.we, and can soon he got ready for sa.
The Merrireac will be converted Mi'oa floatins
battery. The deveiopn-,e:ila4 Vandalism that
have he; n nade sitice tbe oesesi-ion cf Nor
folk bv our. troops, ea-iiibit a niolignity of
aplri- truly 'astounding. Thirty keeaafpsa
fmgder, of one t.nndred pounds each, were
foijnil 1 tidet the dry dock, ir'ended to blow it
up. Had the fiends irucceoiJed, Pol l moiitb and
Norf.i'L- would have been one asss rf ruins.
A MfdM itt-rpo-ition of providenre alnne"
saved them. The fu hnrned don within
two ii-rLia.' 'bf siiet! stid then went out.
The Vaiid-is des'royed sorr.e of the iareesl Co
lambiads, knock- d off tbe trunions wi'b sledge
blmmers, etc. Ati extensive factory of la'.e
bsa been iu successful operation for some time
pas', and they h-ve been tiirnine ent from for
tv to fifiT ma carriages eiery twenty-four
hours. vTi-'rk is ket t up day and night.
- At Manassas ai d Fairfax Court House the
R.titarv mcrmenf of Gen. Beauregard are
procressinr with gret rapidity. Gen Bsau
resar.i is alriost i !o!izd bv ihe trcop, and an
earlT tnarcb upon Alexandria
is anticipated.
Tuck by our troop? :his week, when he
a i -: mies were within six miles
or each ortier, almost face to fare. Our troops
are scouring tte mun'ry in a!l directions.
Sberrr.sr's btte-v holds the first position of
the fe Ji-rahns on the approach to. Alexandria.
Ov.r inforn.an stains that no his return he en
counrered daily frn.Ti five hundred to one thou
sand troop '.r. h;r way 'o the seat of war.
Ckar!rt!o Courier.
Cuirs and utter. IHilraadTralBt
The rharle.frri (M s-issippi county, Mo )
Courier, f Friday Irst, says :
On last Motii!y, by orders from the president,
8. G Ki'rhen the train was stopped on the
Cairo A Fulmn railroad, which runs through
cur town Yesterday, Col. Schnttr.er in com
mand at the Point, sent cot a detachment and
took possession of the cars in ttie name of tbe
Sta e
I i rrr bable that the stopping of tbe train
will lead to sertous results it stopped the
Uniteo S aus mail, aiid, as declared by "he
colonel, who had authority from St. Louis that
the n i -use of the road released the right of
way, and eevral of our citizens, who are bad
ly Cried at the stoppage, are making arranee.
dents to clear their lend of the incumbrance.
One of the E'n wt-re taken sick here, and
three men were left to attend bin. Some time
::, it n'ght, before the train was brought in,
about one o'clock, two m- n at this place, hav
ing a little whisky aboard, stole their guns.
One of the men was caught, who, we suppose,
w.il be shgt-OT hung to-day; tbe other, with
thn g,rr,'js said to be en route to General Pil
'rr&e arir.y.
How ihe kocTHHJ Climate ArriCTS
tks Yikiei Taoora A Ietier frcm a ei
berof he Rhode IsUnd regiment dated ip
camp, at WIRlamspalta Maryland, Sunday,
June 16 gives the following desciiptico of a
recent march of the regiment :
Yes'rdav morning at seven o'clock, we left
our camp near Greencastle, and marching fif
teen miles, arrived bre at one o'clock. It
was an awful march, aa you may judge ;rom
tti- fad that, out of 1,350 men, only six bun
dled marc' ed in v.tu tbe column many o
these siz hundred were so sick that they bad
carried in the wagon, and the rest of
them had to stop along the road a mile or two
hack, Usi 'i v carue alung, one or two at a
time, d irii g the course of the afternoon. One
of the airoii .'rivers to'd me that he had tr.ore
than seventy-five in tbe wagons at once. I
Mood it as well as anybody. I have had no
hear'art s, althoush many did I kept a wet
pocket handkerchief in mv cap all the time.
SrKarLAR Verification or a Phophcsy.
A correspondent of the Petersburg Exprttt
gives the following :
I have beard of a sinsular circumstance
in connection with the aflair at Vienna on
Monday last in which a prophecy was literally
fulfill'd. A gentleman who is in our srmv,
while on a vist last winter te bis brother in
law in Ohio orged bim to leave that liot-bed of
abolii ionism and come to Virginia. The lat'er
replied :ha' he would come, but jt would be
Mfc a put in his band, to crusb tbe rebels.
"If y u tolas on such an errand, I predict you
will run away," replied the inaUnan' SoHth
erner. The preditivn seems to have been
tppfd.ly ar.-oinplished, for a blanket with tbe
full hbk ' f 'he invader was found near tbe
railroad track, where the enemy fled to tbe
Woods.
Dok't Like the Style of "Tabihg Off."
Ttie Lincolmtes think it is exceseively mean
in he confederates tc kill them off with their
Bia'ked batteries and guenlla rifles. It ia all
a matter of taste, but ibey cannot have their
choice as to tbe manner of t' eir "taking off."
If ; Lineolnite soldier ia killed, be is a dead
creature, w bathe he sees the gun or rifle that
di.es the joW for him or npt whether the shot
is fired by a soli ary warrior, or by one with a
tbo'isai .i more in company Tbe Lmcolnite's
eari and there's an end of bim be ca 't
any more in . bad cause. JV. O. Cres-
fight
e-hf.
A Scgc?tion. A merchant, writing from
G-jrHonsvill- ' t m-aes lue lonowiug .us
eti n: That "all the southern country mer
7t,ants snd in their orders at once to the city
wholesale merchants, South." Lttthe whole
sale merchants, then, hoU a meeting and carry
in their orders, as roon as possible, to England
..A France. Thus we sti
snd Frn e to know something like the amount
rt irco's we shall need of them, which may
do great good.
HawAKD M. S. Heuiick, the agent in New
n,i,ii of the Virtinia eewing machine com
cany offers five bocJrsjd dollars rew ari for the
'Ptu're and delivery into his bands of the flag
Wheeler . Wilson sewing
.achine company
. . Vara Vrt I .1 r Itllia I.V
l - " '
O.th
"his
ur f
resriment New Vork State militia
ho opportunity for some of
. ,i 'OW in Virginia or uiaaicea
y cocie in contact with tbe New
W;:n iu
rk Sepoy.
1 WUUU HlPtlHY.
Tha wmnea of Ireland, inflicted hy a tyran
nical government in consequence of its gresd
for power, 1 are tauht tht ir.tsllisent sens of
th Emerald Isle to sympathize with all upon
whom an attempt is made to place the iron
heel of oppression, d quick ai.d ceverous in
thsir impulse s, as they are, there soon wells
up from their hearts expressions against tyr
anny wherever it maybe found av3i"- ng its
front. In this tbe following from the Dublin
Nation of the 8 h J'ine has its origin, and we
invita special attention to Ibsa expression
from tbe land of Ev.mitt, and Cusav, and
GaiTTAN, in favor of the southern caHe and
aeamoclarory of our abolition persecutors :
The Fratricidal Was. As ths news
from America flows in, the lanmsge of the
northerners and of their journals tends more
and more to dissuer and outrage all who hild
the s.icred faith of human freedom, and to
make tbem weep iu poignant mortification ,md
deep deepair. Well may we deapair of popu
lar liberty in presence of tbe sight the world
sees 'o-dav A republican people, whose
liberties were won by a rebellion, wtioe in-
, ... ....,. , . , , ...
Tnt a ellh v urn n m ninna or o it p nr .( M r-
ar.ny "too rne:s ' im tbe "reheiiioi. ' as
pbrss-s of s4hMS and reproach! lliose who
profess to hold sacred the popular will, to rev
srence the desire for se;f-tovernme::t, pro
ceeding to drown tlie popular will in blood,
and to answer the desire for s -government
by butchery and slaughter!
If tit is now passu g in Aaierica took
place in any of tbe old world empires, it would
be at least intelligible. If the citizens of
nearly half cf art empire five times as large as
all Europe, With an unanimi'y never surpassed
and rarelv equaled, uoclarod, bv free poll, in
open day, by universal suffrage, that thalr in
terests aid their feeli, gs demanded the sarasti
tution of the imperial government by ore if
their own choite; Bad ttie imperial government
marched i's armies to crush the demand ia the
blood of the "rebels," it wouht be nothing new
among the despotic systems. But in a ereat
confederation of republican State-, in a systei
based on the Kill of the people "tased op thr
right of rebellion Xtitt al! Ibw should pien
that we now see that no .rr,iiy despot
ism of old Europe ever the tword more
savagely to put dow -reti'liion"' atd trauple
on the voice of tK people, than the saase cen
tral governrre"' of a rejuiblicaa confederation
it is etiO'"' to wr the beart of any man
who tewved in the greater buinani'y and toie-
rstlru of popular z1 eerna;e;,ts. Well mav the
gvocatea of despite moiiarchy Isueb in bitter
mnekerv at tbaas who believe that a people
ruling themsejrrs wou! I never spill blood in
popular suhjatiotinn, and that such murdrrs
were done hi kines and despots of old Europe !
It is a hdlong sarcasm of republicanism to
bear the journals of the Northern States veil
ing for 'be blood of the "the rebel," for their
utter stibjugaiun and des'ruciion ! "Wemesn
to conquer them," says the New Yoik 7Vi(mae
"nrt merely to defeat, but conquer, to subju
gate them. But when the rebellions traitors
jre overwhelmed in tbe field, and scattered like
leaves before the a Bgry wind.it must not be
to return to peacafal and rwataaliad hoaes.
They must find poverty at their firesides and
see privation in tbe anxious eyes cf mothers
asi tbe rairs of children u Was ever a more
hellish sentiment uttercti? Where in the an
';als of despotism or tbe recoids of its butch
rries, shall we seek tor a parallel to this?
Where -even against rebels who have not a
particle of justification? If the subjects of
the most lecitimate sovereign that ever held a
ceptrt had acted as the Southern States have
done, wouid these sentiments not b infamies
if utteredeon bis part? Yet infamy of infa
mies are they when uttered hy republicans
against brother republicans nttefed by the
descendants of the lebels of 'Tit, against men
who with far greater unar.imiiy now demand
the self-ssine right ibose rebels cla:rned self
government. We shall be told thst tbe South had no right
to secede, therefore, war upon it is justifiable.
When England made war M hr rebellious
American colonies, she said they bad no right
to "secede," and that, therefore, that war was
justifiable. We shall be told tbe South can
exhibit no wrones to justify rebellion. The
same was held by those who sought to crush
the colonies in their struggle for s-if-govern-rr.ent.
But why should we be calied upon bv
Republicans to consider these poin's at all?
Have we not been told, as the Republican
principle, that the subjects of a Sta;e them
selves, and no one else, are to be judges
whether they have provocation, justification or
rirht.
Vet, let us consider that ths case of the
Soutb, as regards its rieht to secede, is far
stroager than was that of ihe American colo
nies to rebel. Under the old monarchical sys
tems no such right was ever tolerated no such
principle ever heard of as "tbe voice rf the
population" determining the justice, legitimacy
or dura'ion of a covernirent. The American
colonies originate! under tbat monarchical
Mtaak They had never claim" ti or possessed
the attributes of "independent sovereign
States;' r or had their connec ion with M.e
F.nglisb crown originated ia a compact having
for its object mutual benefit and defense.
What, on the other hand, is the position of
the southern States in tfc present case? Thev
are not mere colonies, co inttes r districts of
anv state, kingdom or emiire. Thev are a
number of "sovereign independent States,' so
styled in law, and so proved in fact Their
political sys erp the political system of the
hole United States of America is based on
th- fundamental principle of V e right of relit 1-
li a determinable bv he voice of the peoile.
These several independent sovereign States, of
tbeT own free choosing, and for the purpose of
ineir own ana use rtmnnn welfare, in'erest,
an protection, federate with certain others to
this en'. A number of these States declare
that faith has not been kept with them in the
compact of confederation; and that the cause
and purpose of their fed- rat association with
certain others no longer urge its continuance,
but on the contraiy demand its tcrininatioE.
Whether they possess the right sr to terminate
tbe connection, is neither asserted nor dented
by the deed of union. This silence is claimed
by each side in the quarrel as favorable to its
onn case. L pon which side the construction
may be said to weigh, is, no doubt, a nice and
intricate question for political doctrinaires
and hair-splitting controversialists. Bjt what
we have to say is this, that it is something icon
rbn mournful, it is irons rous, it is an outrage
and a d sgrace to humanity, tbat, on n point
which may be ruled either way, the shocking
spectacle must he seen of torrents ef blood be
ing m-'t to flo'.v in the c nquest the subjuga
tion of those independent States, who mevelv
ask foi self-ji.veri ment and freedom to decide
their own des inies !
We say it would be deplorable evea if those
toutnern Mates were mere colonies or ootlyiac
districts of a despotic empire. We say that,
in tbe face of such a unanimous determina
tion for secession right or wrong, according
to construction of constitutional technicali
lies this bloody war to force union on the
Southern people at the point of the sword to
saber tbem into brotherhood, and dragoon
them into "liberty 1" is a biot upon humanity.
We cannot pu to weigh the aiasnea of tbe
rival constructions of the silence of the deed
of -union with reference to the right of seces
sion. We turn in disgust from all this, deny
ing that th- proof at best can be plain enough
to reconcile us to this butchery butchery to be
done, let us remember not by kings, autocrats,
tyrants, our oy Republicans, advocates of pop
ular lib'rty bemselves the offspring of re
bell.cn ! We have often enough and clearly
enoueh declared our anxiety that Ihe great re-
public of America might be saved from dis
memberment ; b';r far greater is our ar.xie
for the sake of the hi 'eous reproach it involves
to popular liberty that it may be saved from
tbe terrible crime of forcing its federal em
brace upon any S'ate at the expense of ruth
less slaughter by fire and sword.
k BASF A!n Wilfcl Liar. The Dayton
(Ohio) Journal, under the head of "Increase
the army,'- declare.; tnat
'By an set of congress and proclamation of
'he president, eleven new regiments, one of
artillery, one of cava'ry. nine of infsntry of
2300 men each, have been ad :ed to the United
States army."
Never was a more false statement put forth
than by the seclaration that "by an act of
Congress" the regular army has been in
creased, and the edi'or of the Journal knew it
to be a lie when he penned it. Tbe incree of
ihe army is one of the pi
tions a deliberate and w Iful violation of bis
oath to support 'he constitution; congress has
passea no such act in fact, lias not been m
sessi tn since the inauguration of Abraham
Lincoln. The increase was made in direct vl
oiation or me ias of congress. This ac
alone, should, and would in other times, cost
the president hi official head. What can be
thought of a paper thst will deliberately
attempt to pawn upon the public such an un
mitigated falsehood as truth. Dayton Empire.
Mysterious. The Mobile Triiaite, of tl a
30th ult., has tbe following :
Two gentlemen who had gone a fi-hing, saw
a small boat capsize. Tbey went to its relief,
and found a negro boy belonging to Mr. New
ton St. John on the bottom of ihe boat. It ia
ascertained that there were at least four per
sons on tbe boat. Tbe boy Divk refuses to
give any information. On tbe boat was found
a file of the Mcirlittr and Register, also one
of the Evening Newt, also me Tribune, also a
small co'ton U. S. flag, four or five packs of
cards, a filejof the Illuetrated Newt of New
York, etc. We refrain from giving any more
particulars for prudential reasons.
'r smniliiloiif'ti to BMBSi
vV hsve reason to kne'-v that the Confeder
ate Gvcrarni-i.t is in possession of dispatches
frGi"f. ;; commissioners to Europe ss late as
Mayltb. We are betraying no secret of the
Cov. rr.ment at Richmond, because our infor
mation rffes not came frem any member of it.
At ska datf, Alluded to, Mr. Yancey was ia
London; Judge Res was in Pris, and had
h-"d two interviews with 'he E-nperor. The
particulars of those interviews we should not
sta'e, if we c uld. But there is bo haim in
saying that the result was of a character
highly gratifying to our commissioners and to
tbs friends of their country. The French Em
peror unders'and' the questions at the bottom
of the Am-ricai. revotutjon far "better than
Lii.coln cr any of the northern Tilers who are
n.nv running tbe "'old wreck" high and dry
a ore with all their night. "SSt a beggar
oa horseback," sav the old proveib, "and he
will ride to the devil." Lincoln and crrv are
heggerly statesmen, bef c"jrhy moons
will be a "s'.-nch in tbe naafuh of aM civil
ized mer, as they are now iu those of the peo
ple of the South, and growing daily to be in
those of E irope. In Eegbnd the S-juthern
cause homly gain- stngth and friends.
Every step of the fTiiseeJn government has
damaged it abroad. WawtPi braggadocio
dispatches, and Casirjs Clay's sil'y letter to
ihe Lon-ron Timet, have prejudiced tLeir au
thors and tulped th BonOL
On the wti.'le, nr commissioners are in tbe
bert poaaMa pints, working hrd as any into
w ith a hear in his breast would work in such
a cause, rr.d doir.g better with that cause
than even a sanguine Confederate would have
a r gal to e:rpect.' ittbile Register and Adver
tiser Itrltlsb tlar fsilM) Cnmins' o Ex
amine tlie III ot kado
Bv our H.vsna correspondence, (says the
New York Herald of tbe Wtb,) we learn that
Ihe British frigate Ja-un. Ota of the finest in
the navy, iiad just arrived st tbat port on her
way to the montfts of the Mississippi river, for
the purpose of acertaining with what effec
tiveness .'ti" blockade is carried on in that
quart'.. She is to be followed by a number of
oti r first class frigates, with smaller vessels,
which will be distt.outed all along the block
aded coast, with instruc'ions to brela the
blockade rherever it shall be found unsup
ported by a sufficient nava! force to make it
entirely effective.
This is mportant intelligence, and may be
the harbinger rf serious trouble should the
bfockade prove not effective at all poins. But
we trusf it is now, or shortly will be, com
pletely so, and leave no opportunity for John
Bull to pick a quarrel with our government.
Our correspondent says the British war
frigates buve ins'rurtions to "break the block
ade wherever it may be found unsupported by
a sufficient naval force to make it entirely ef
fective." So, tben, the British officers are ro
be the judges of the effectiveness of ur block
ade, and will undertake to escort safely to port
or to sea all vessels bearing their flag, if they
deem the blockade not effective, and if any of
our ships of war should interfere they will give
them battle. If this intelligence be true, tbe
r ,-r we are prepared to meet the contingen
cy the better.
I.'ast Tennessee.
Extract from a letter frem a reliable gentle
man of Monroe county, dated Msdisonville,
July 2d :
Although the vote was polled against "sep
aration"' in lower ss well as in upper East
Tennessee, even the most ultra Union men are
willing to submit to the action of the Sta'e. I
t onvened with many of the strongest of the
Union men of this county yesterday, it being
county court day, and they all, to a man, ex
pressed themselves against the scheme of the
Greenville convention to divide the State.
Thev said that, having voted against the sepa
ration of the State from the federal govern
ment, they considered that tbey had much
greater reason to vote against Esst Tennessee
separating herself from the S'ate. T' e fact
is. the Greenville convention is not a fair and
just exponent of the sentiment of the
I n ion men even of upper East Tennessee.
The delegates, as they styled themselves, were
m the main self-constituted, am! were the most
ultra men of tbe party. Men that were con
servative did not feel enough of interest to get
especially in those counties in which m public
meetings nsrj been Beta to appoint delegates,
wnicn was ttie case with a majority of the
counties. Capt. Rowan's company of cavalry,
from this county, which was mustered into
scrv;ce on hnday last, contains several men
who voted against separation on the Sth of
June. Tbe maioriy of the men who voted tbat
way in lower Esst Tennessee will stand by
the State, now tbat it has separated from ths
northern and joined the southern Union.
Lincoln's Call in Cai ifornia. The latest
news from California s(ate that, upon the rs-
ception of Lincoln's proclamation, measures
were set on foot for raising a regiment of vol-
un eers for the federal government. Stations
were opened, headquarters established, and
rill -rooms hired. At the date of our intelli
gence, there were enlisted in San Francisco
five companies, of fifty-four men each; in San
Jose, one company; in Sacramento, two; and
in rjrville and !evada, two each all of -vhich
promised to fill up to the full complement of
eighty men each, by the addition of squads en
listed -'.-nere run company cannot be gotten
up.
ine reports indicate but a very feeble re
sponse on the part of California to the Lincoln
call for military assistance.
A few companies had been raised for the
Yankee service in Oregon.
The Latf. Outrage oi A. W. Simpjon.
We are glad to be able to announce that our
partner and associate, A. W.Simpson, Esq.,
.s rapidly recovering from the injuries he re
cftived las' week in an unprovoked and wanton
ajsaultlmade upon him by an officer and a
suuad of men who bad arrested him in Boon
ville. H was severely cut on the bead and
fac by being struck with a pistol and sword.
It is stated that he would undoubtedly have
been murdered but for tbe interference of Col.
Andrews, who happened to come up. The al
leged offense was some strong words of reproof
for some act of the officers. An investigation
of the outrage has been promised. Mr. 8. is
going about again. J'JTerson City Examiner.
Characteristic. The Pensacola Observer
has tbe following, which is rather "binding"
on Billy Wilson's regiment :
It is said tbat when Billy Wilson's "Zouaves"
landed on Santa R tea island, some wa; cried
out, "Stop, thief f whereupon every one of
thrm scampered eff into the bushes "
Memphis, Jnae ?S, 181.
AT s cited meeting of tbe Relief Provision Amocis
: .e following relations were cnanimocslT
Adopted oJ ordered to be pctdi.hPd in tbe city papcru
Re-o:ved. Tbst the Provisions on hnd be o'd u
Pulilio Vecdne on MONDAY, THE 8fH itF JULY
nit. to the highest bidder for cu, at MERCHANTS'
EXCriANGN. at IU o'clock A.M.
Resolved, further. Tim ad cm be made np of the
whole ina-ter. allowing intetest, at sit per cent, per
a-itinni, in .tiwkholderj unon the amount of their b-.-riBtiuub
; wfcpn this '8 done, dedoct front the total the
atu-ii eapeu.--s which has oen paid, then pay to each
ilotkhoider ih" SawaM SM by him, with tatStast
tbf reon and Ihe net ga.n, ir aaj , he divided into three
eqca' i-ars, one of wivch to 1 c pnt into the hands of a
. .-niT-ii-.r b-nsd tor the becerlt of the ' Sor.thern
M'MaWVB1 ii " mi 1 ts be paid ;o tbe order cf the pre-ktdii-g
orBcer of that patriotic and benevolent asaocla
lion, specilTing in t e order for what purpose the
money is to be nsed. The olher two p nt to be put into
tne bands of like committees, and to be diroied cf in
the following manner ar-cording to ihe diarretion of the
three PsaassStOS coratni' s : On" prt to tl.e distres-ed
vi (.fil. it-c' 1 -. - win. hve ptiii-'iM in onr
city who may fall In battle or die from diieaae; and
the other and last part to be nsrd, at the discretion of
the committee, in relieving th distresses of any eol
dier who has enlisted in our common sause, from what
ever f-eciioii he may hjil, in retnrnlns to his home and
"in :- E Mi-DaVITT President.
John H hSEED, Secretary. Jy4-ld
Avalaasaa, Rulletinand Arse- copy
JtST KtHElVbl)!
1 fiftA I';n "4 rioarse SALT ;
1 VUU 20 casks Hecon Sides and Shoulder.-- j
20 tiercei, I ard ;
fi-'i casks Londou Porter I
IM basket- Piper Hei ts ck Champagne.
ALSO Sntar, Molasses Tea, Ttbatoo, Ciga a and
Whirky. Sfea, Por sale ty J. F. KKAKIC.
j30-d.w No 3A prot row.
J. C. GRlFINGr,
AGENT FOR THE SALE OF
liafjtjing, Hope, Bacon, Flour,
Cotton. Rlre, sugar, JHolaaues,
OlBce Ko 4t Pront row, Memphis, Tennessee
IITAV in store and fr sale 76 0110 ihs. A. W, Mack
l:n fit Sun's eatebrated c.inva-sod Sugar Cured
HAMS,
and a lot of fine
Family Flour and Jtfess Pork,
te which I nvlte the alUntion of pcrchasers by the lot.
Oonsitn-ner.tk ill 1 ted, to wblen prompt attention In
pr mnn will be Kiven. J. c. ORIPPISO,
if'- -n 4S Prottt sow.
Just Received and for Sale
'lijn MM salt,
JUllU Atiobrl-. Whisks,
oi baas ;.!.,.
2o0 hrls Mess Pork.
BWasIS Kl -Or,
60 casks Clear Side Baoon,
24 cask; houldr Cacon,
10 casks Canvassed HktlL,
60 br'.j. Lard,
ii Im WEST. OCWRAW h TO.
NOTICE.
TPR AVNUAL bUBMbI for Pive Directors of tbe
Hernando Insnranco Company will b? bald at (heir
otnee on Jefferson s'reet, on MON'DaT. the 8:h July
bt tween the hoar:, of 10 o'clock A. M. and 3 o'clock P.
, WM. HOLMRS,
je3j-lw Secretary.
Infill
BDXIONS,
CALLOSITIES,
DISEASED HAILS,
CLUB FEET,
ALL EXCRESCENCES AD
DEFORMITIES
PP TTIH
iTttfl 4 Ml
V t, lit li'.a
i 15.' 11170 AiiU III
WiU be ErrK AUouLT and permakestlt eridica.
ted and cured by
DR. WARNER,
RESIDENT
SURGEON CHIROPODIST
No. 327 Main street, over Jonea St Tagg,
Memphis, Term.
Jtt WARNER, with grateful thanks, has the honor tc
Inform tbe Ladies and Gentlemen of Memphis, tbat
throacb tbs kind and liberal patronage which he has re
ceived from tbem, be has been induced to settle here
permanently,. and became a citiaen of Memphis. He
considers it unnecessary, Is this connection, to publish
tbe hundreds of
FLATTERING TESTIMONIALS
which h has received from Qent'emen of the HTOH
KST B8PBTAB1LITT in this city and elsewhere.
They are im his i-j sty and open for the inspection
of s'.i, hnt the References below are of i nature that
will abundantly satisfy all who peruse them.
REFERENCES.
T. A. KELSON, Esq., President of the bank of West
Trsneasee.
LBOT POPE, Lsq., ScperlBtendsntf the city schools.
DR. P. 3. JONES, (firm Sheldon, Jones St Co.)
E. M. TERSSR, Esq., Attorney at Law.
J. KNOX WALSSR, Est;.,
JOHN HAMILTON, Esq., "
R. E. CHEW, Eaq., "
T. J. FINN1B, sq.,
, 3. HAMMOND, Esq.,
CONSULTING ROOMS,
NO. 3H7 iTIAIN STREET,
OVER JONES ; TAGOS,
Between rjnioa and G-ayoeo Streets,
2wXoxxxi3l3.lMav Temaofaesee-
Office hours : From 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Ladies will be waited en by leaving their address at
tbs Poctor'a office mrlf
GOOD PASTURAGE,
FOR tflFLES AND HORSES
N
KVKR PAILING WATER AND HOOD PENCE.
Apply U JOHN MORR'SON,
Or, HILL Ot)RIO,
Jel2-lra N. 18 Pront row.
Memphis and St Louis Packet
Company
ALL persons having ciaim fteTainrt this compter are
reque.-ted to prfiAem them for sttleraeDt to J. M.
QRKoKi, at office, on the south side ut Monroe
street, over the Jewelry store of A. J. Warren 6l Co.
JeiMm
ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE,
Nashville Texh., Jane 21, 1861.
COMMANDERS of tbe MiMtia of Tennessee will uro
ceed forthwith to orranire, muster and drill their
coxmnauds, preparatory to active service in tha field at
any momenta call. Each 6aptain will mubter hi ; com
pany once in every month.
The Co'one! of each regiment, and in the event of a
vacarcy in the CoTonelsl.ii, the Captain of each com
pany will report immediately to this (fllce the (strength
of hi egiment or company, ariJ aluo the namber of ri
fles, sbtat guns, noskete. rwordi and oiber weapon of
war. owned by thoec subject to mi'uary dnty, er living
within hiu said commaual.
It is reDinnier:dd that a'l rifles be at cn-e prepared
for the n of the minnit ball, and made similar in
bore, lenvtb, lock and tbe like, aocordicr to in'trnctions
whl.h hive already been furnish i by the Military
Board la ihe proper offl er of evry c-mnty.
A piir f model moulds will. wLwi they cm be pre
pare! be deposited in the office of tbe County Court
Clerk of each county.
CotDiaandere will vigi!antly gee that aH vacancies in
the offices of their respective commands are filled with
out any dslay. By order of
GOV. LSII AM G. nARRTS,
Commander-in-Ohief.
James W McHenry. Adjutut-43eneral.
je25 twaw3w
ALIEGEANY SPRINGS,
Jnonfgmntry t ountg, Virginia.
TDI? fisl.rsted TATSaiJia PLATE will be opened
r the rscstlisa ( llsllats ..n the 1. 1 Oay of Jane.
Located three ac.l a hall miles from the Virmnla and
Tennaasee Railroad, they arc easy of acess, and i.nord
the best stcurilT for faniilier..
Bkcb depjtrtroent i ynpervised hy the roprietort,
wh t will aitri;.; p. rssaslly to the wants of their guests.
The proprietors flitter themnelve? they were nerer fo
well prepared a , Ihe present ,eaon.
A nil .npply o' Ice has heen secured.
Pasoet ;ero lease tr.e railroad at Shawsville, and will
he tarried in ionr hor.e satfaiasMSS over a fine road to
the Spring.
These waters ftand unrivaled for the rt;re sf Dyspep
sia. BOO IB, 0i.SOUM St CO.
Water for ss'. b fl Mani-rifid i Co., Chaodier a
O , wi tKa Br i jt. Co., " tf. MaatpaiS, Ttnn.
j2l-rliwlm
PtlfATB LET! ER MAIL
To and from the Federal BtfttM.
ALL LKTTEVS tor the Northern Siaten . uclosed in
an outside envelope (both envelopes be.'i prepaid)
and hd frffMji to me at Naebvil!e, Tennpg-ee, with ten
ceiits enclosed in oaide envelope, will' be carried
across to Frank! in, Ky , and there mailed for their
proper destination in the old State
In like manner all letters 'rom the old Stales raay be
directed to me at Franklin, Ky., and I will carry them
across to Nabville. Tenn., and mail them for the prop
er destination S';utb. If found inconvenient to prepay
inMde envelopes for want of :he proper stamps, fifteen
centd may be enclosed in posts; ttmp3 of either Con
federacy, or cash, and I will prepay and forward as
above. Tbis arranKemeut t continue during tbe war.
Refcrkncc Any of thd citizt-ng of Memphis or
ffat-bville
j-8-lm B. WniTESIOES.
N. O. True Delta, Mobile Mercury Charleston Conri
er, Savannah Republican, VicktburK Wr ir and Angnsta
Chronicle copy for one mnuth m i send bill to this office.
IIVFOKMATiaN WASTED,
Of Jd3 C KLI.KS. tinnfr, who was formerly in the
enploy of Mr. G. N. Osrlston. Information loft
with fl N . Carleton, 34S Main atTeet, will bp thank
folly receiveJ. MRS. L. T. ELLIS.
j.J6-lni
JUST MtECBMWFD
1 HO tasketa Piper Heidsick Champagne, pints J
1UU ion casks Ysnnger'n Scotch Ale ;
1 ) Byass' London Poiter ;
KXJ cases Rhine Wine ;
100 oases Claret and White Wine.
Also, Sngsr, Molasses, Coffee, Tea, Tobacco, Cigars,
Raisin.., Lemons, Almonds, etc. For sale by
J. F. FRANK,
myl8-daw No. 35 Front row,
SJlisffHantous.
jllli!
MjN" upactory,
374 Main Street,
&AYOSO B Xj O O It .
A LARGE QUANTITY1 OF HAND-MABE
HEAVY DUCK TENT CONSTANT
LY ON HAND.
AM PREPARED TO FniMSH THKT3 of eyery de
sr.ption, and ia any qnaatity, on short notice.
Alsu, ro aiannfactard
lrmy Clothing,
Js the best ity'.e and o-the best ijuallty, to any ex
tent. AM orders execnted promptly.
J 13-m B. I). CaAKDALL.
I G E
E.
CORREY & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
EJ- BKAL STasisT, between Bain aad Shelby, and
JRFPERSON STREET, seats side, between Second and
Third Jel-4m
BLUFF CITY MILLS,
POPLAR STREET,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
MAXrFATuREkS of all r4es of Choica Extra and
Superfine Flour, Boltarf Corn Meal, Bran, Shorts
and Snip stuffs.
Orders solicited and prut-.tly attended Iu. Terms
ex-lnitvely CASH.
5 f BUaasst CASH price paid for Wlea'. Apply at
NO it FRONT ROW.
jeS-Jai SOTER a MEILT.
BOOKBiNDRYf
BLINK BOOK MAMFAt ToRV
AND
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
or
C F. Chainbcrlin & Co.,
(Late of and successors to Cniver, Pane, Hoyne a Oo-,)
15 WAIN STREET,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
BLANK BOOKS manufailursd to order, at short
notice. Also, constantly on hand and for sale, Flat
Papers, Cants and Can! Boards, Blana Books. -
of all kind., and Blanks of erery description, for :ity
aad county offl'ers, corporations, hankers and railroad
ramraiiies, at wholesale and retairl at the lowest prices.
Orders fra the country shall retelyo onr prompt at
tention, tnyli-ly
NOTICE.
IREQRRT excerdinKly to be ompelled to say a few
word- to two tlasfes of my boarders. The flrst are
those whu d , not pay promptly. It is imps' ibt for m
to keep up without prompt payment. The other class
are those who are diasatisded with their fare, and tbe
rules and regulation of the house. I believe tbe pro
prietor has a -iRht to hit rules, and thoe who are dl-
aava the rittht aod privilefeto leave. When
they are dissatisfied they wir obliRe me v tlo so. I
hope this notice will sufiVe. Very respectfully,
D CO :KRKLLt
Je11-3m PrapriPt.ir fy.n House.
i E DKUG iVI OKU
W HERXAXDO, 'rilSS.
OR. ROBERT TEITIPLE,
HATING boufrht out the interest of L L. Jooet,
in tbe Drag S.ore of Temple k. Jones, has J tut re
ceived a fresh supply of foeds, which Uaakeo bis stock
now one of the btBt of
FRESH AND PURE MUGS
ever bo-Rbt in this market, all of whieh he offers to
cash, or prompt customers, at Memphis prices, or below.
Dr. T. has just procured the services a! Mr. KKRR,
of 'Viminia, as Presrriptioi cl-rk, whobriDKs the high
est testimonials of his tcicntiSc and practical knowl
edge of the businehe, and of bis gentlemanly character.
ALL MBDICINES G(f ARAKTBZD.
Come aid examine my awek and prices.
aDl6-3m R. 1 BMPLR M. D.
Notice,
WE hare deternined to close onr business and shall
dtscotitinva tbe credit aystem. Will sell for cash
only, and no goods delivered until paid for. Our stork of
Saddles. Bridles and Harness,
we will close oat at cost.
J. W. ARMSTRONG a. OO .
mvS 2m 941 Msin street.
Dissolution.
HAVING sold onr entire stock of Goods to H. R.
AUSTIN, the copartnership heretofore existing
between as is this day tuntoally dissolved, except so far
a- may be necessary to close the unsettled business of
tbe concern.
We here take occasion to return oar thanks to oar
friends and customers for thoir liberal patronage, and
solicit for our successors a continuance of the same
pat-oaags. HORTON a ir ...
Memphis, April 1, IS!. ap4
Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
291 Main street,
ap2 BRINKLEY BLOCK.
Hl TS, CrUPSn
S T R A. W
AND
Childrens Fancy Goods.
MILLER & DUNN,
MlKtlMCrVRERS AND DEALERS,
WHOLESALE AND RAT AIL.
BEING RJ.CLUSJVSI.T entaaeil in Mannfaotorltg
an.l Dualise in IIAT3, CAPS, vtc., of everv descrip
tion, we are enablad to effsr great indocenients to pur
chasers and will keep constantly on band the largest
and most extensive assortment of ; in onr line in
the Sonth.
We can suit the taste of sl in pnallty and price.
S 2.fT nlH STREET.
mr2J MKMPfiia. TKRW.
Butter and Eggs Depot.
BUTTER ANlEGGS DEPOT.
JACOB J. FERES & CO.,
General Produce Dealers,
Xo. 69 Main Street,
(Between Market and Winchester streets,)
Kep constsntly on hand Fresh Bnttsr and Rugs,
Whits fish, Mackerel, Trout, Lake Shad, Pickerel, all
kinds of Cheese, etc., at the lowest irarket rates.
WMs
mMiiifarp Hooks:
H. WADE 4. CO.
H. WADE a CO.
JUST UKf'ElVKD a new and Issirahle edition of Har
dee's Tactics, in two vo umts, with an aadenda of a
Msnnal of tbe piece adapted to the Hide Ma-kei, the
Rifle, ,i' I other Infantry arms. Also, a Manual for
Colt's Pistol. Tbi is me best edit inn that has been
issned, being preferable to Llpplncott's, of Philadel
phia. We have llaSou &, FreleHgh's edition, and that of 8.
0. Kirk a Co.
ALSO Tlie TBuoper's Maaaal, or Tactics for Light
Dragoons and Mounted Riflemen.
ALSO,
LITERART WORKS. The Lost Principle, by a south
ern author. D'Israrli's Irgllsb Literatare. Right at
I nrt Woman in Selilte. Chapel of St. Mary. As It
Is. Gnteses at the Truth. Book of Public Prayer, aa
rrrparsd by Calvin, knnx and othera. Letters of J. W.
Alexander, D. D. alaiborne's Life of Quitman aad
many more. All for pale by H. WADk & CO.,
jel S63 Main street.
Iroffssronal CarHs.
Dr. W. B. borrow.
MIDDLEBURG, TENN.,
HAVING resigned his prafessorship 10 the B M.
Oolire of Memphis wii ho riture regain home
and devote his whole time o tne practice or
MEDIC I.E A0 SfJaaaBaWT,
In their various departments. He has entoved -t.prl.r
facilities and ha had a long anu uccrsiui experience
in practice.
Chronic MMMM (enpecially dsMfl ti IM nng and
tho peculiar to .eruales) treatei . -ces. rully He pre
pares his medicines from -amative and non-poi.'iiou
agent- (mostly from the veseteble k-indon-), vrbicb b
knnw to be 3APR auU RRI TAU1.R.
Oaalll from a distance attenned t PrescTiptiond and
Medicine sent hy mail or express upon apt '.ir;on.
fe!7-l.twawm
IS. J. B. WASSOfj WH. RAS0-,
NO. 320. DENTISTS. NO. m.
TTAVB moved ineir rftice to amr of
AX VIS IOK UTD MAT V PTRE TS
wher- they have fitted np and fnrnisbe.t1
rooms suitable ror the MMaWaaVtbatiotl of
those who aM) favor them w;th their confidence, and
having thus located permanently, offer their professional
services in the different bran-be or Dentistry, rimta
ing the palIic tfl serve them m the sjrfM siiilfnl and
Judicious manner, and in every reasonable car.e warrant
satisfaction, both as to operations perfcrmetl and
chargee for the stme Further than thiri we wish to
hc'ii out no intiucement whatever, to ennare the publi
er draw bem to our office, by any t&iubfttlOai of Dental
ftpeclmens, or propositions to do -'cheap Dentistry' or
'at prices a? low, or even l-.wer than thr 7ry lowest,
or by any otlior raisrpresenfation of facts in anyway
whatever. If either do we wi; h any t;.e t nitstak" oar
name (Waston) for that of another, aa the name h
plane, and place jf business easily foam'. Office cnier
f Uuion and Main. Ko. 330 tlH d twaw
DR. VAX BIJRKr,
OCJLIST AND AUR18T.
Office in Jaek&ttai Bloctt,
OaUII MAIN ANT) liAT.iRO 8TRKST8,
n rl-ilawlv Meruphln, Tentsi-oee.
M. D. L. stetah J n a mmu
Ra'."lEh Memphis.
STE'.VART &, AtGEE,
Attorneys mi rcunslors at Law,
(OfSce at Halsiirt., an in Bsiter's Office Building,)
C'oroer of . ouri & Third Streets,
JVXoii-xiliija. Toxin.
SjSpeciei attention to Collections, Oonvevanctnit ana
investusiiae Titles, etc. dell-m
D. E. TH0.7IAS,
Attorney and Counsel; or at Law-
AND COLLECTING AGENT,
3VX rx3.5Tilxi, Tonnooo.
. r Office so'ith side of Conrt square, .three ioors
rom Main 'treat J12-m
CHANCERY SAB.t.
mm ik estate.
PraStTANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
Memphis, rendered November tvrm, 1S60, in the
case r A Bal.lwtti Miller ve. A S Kills, I w.ll.
On Monday, July 15, 1861,
In front of my office, in the cry of Mrmpbis, proceed to
sell to the highest bidder, for c&ah,
A Valuable Lot of Ground,
IN THE CITlf OF MEMPHIS,
Bounded and described as follows, to-srit : Commencing
at the north-east correr of a lot conveyed l y Frederick
O Stanton to J-'.htia James, where the sare s'ljoins
the lot !ormr'y oniel by Jha T. Trexevant, rn Main
street; thence with Trenvant's line westward y 100
feet ; thence southwardly parallel t , M jiu tree: 75 feet
to the earner of a-lot conveyed by said Slant n t j Wm.
Carr; thence evstwardly with said Carr's line to M.m
street IHOf.ft; thence northwardly with Main street
IS feet to tl.e heninning.
Sale at 11 o'clock, a. M.
JOHN C. I.ANlPa,
jell-i'awl ! Clerk and Master.
CHANCERY SALE
OF A TALCBLK
LEASEHOLD ESTATE.
PURSUANT lo a decree 0f the Chancery Court at
Memphis, rendered at the November term, 1SSJ, in
the cai-e of Wui. n. Onder v8. Rulus K. Turiirue and
B C. Brinklcy, I will,
On Monday, Jn y 15, 101,
In front of xcy office, in the cily of Memphis, proceed
to sell to the lii(tue?t bidder.
The Leasehold Estate
Of ataffll K. Tnrnae, tortber with the im roveme iU
thereon, m a certain lot M lan!, ri"cribed as forow9
Lying id tbe city or Memphis, rhelby county, Tenn -9
ee, at the eouti-eist Cura.r of 3eco::d and Jefferson
streets, bet a part of Lot Ko. 34), as des n:itf 1 sjsj
tbe map of Mtmphi3 T b-ziat in at a stake t th n rtb
west corner of Raid Lot Ko. 313. mnrtinp east with ;he
sonth cidr of JfrT-reon street 8S feet ; ther: e sonth n
para lei with Second street 74 feet; thence west and
parallel with JetTernoti street feet to tho ea-t. l- of
Second street; thence north with the east side of Sec
ond street 74 M feet, to tne t.egmnini;.
TKRM3 OP SALS Said Leaaeho tf Klate and im
provements will bo sold on a creoit of w and twelve
months, in e.tnal in.-taI:menUr purchaser to extcate
notes with approved seenrity; a 'ten retained un the
premised until pavment o: purchase money.
Sale at U clock, a. M. JvHX Q LAXlBK,
jetl-dawtd Clerk and Master.
CHAM'CRY SALE
OP
VALUABLE Wi Ml
PTRSITAHT to a decree of the Chancery C-nrt at
Memphis, rendered at the Nuvamter term, MM, in
the case of J. K. Johns m vs. ir;e Hcmphrey and
wm. Park, I will,
On Monday, July 15, 1N61,
In front of my office, in the city of Memphis, proceed
to sell to the highest bidder,
A Valuable Lot of Land,
Lying in the city of Memphis. Shelby county, Tenne
tee, beisg i-art of original coontry Lot Ne. 608, being
IMs No. 1, 5 and part cf 6, a laid off in the ntdms-
ioo of saidorixisal lot by M A. K.err, Nfvembr vzt
and being LnU N09. 1, 3. 4 and 6, as laid off by
John S. RniNtin, March 12. H59 Beginning at a Make
at the wmth-eastern ext'emitv of said original lot on
tbe AUbiiaa road, running thence north 4- lfg., east
130 feet ie a stake on the south-east boundary line uf
said t-rigical lot; thence north 66 dea., weift MH feet
to a stake at the extreme west corner of Jubn Hailam's
lot; thence 40 deg., east with said Hiimi's line
121 3-10 feet to a stake on the south-west side of a 25
feet avenue ; thence norti 40 H deg .ea-l 13m feet to
a stake on the Bouth-we-st e.de of said aveune . thenee
sonth 391 deg., west 293 feel o a stake on the Alabama
road; thence with said road south 44 deg., ea.t 27H
feet te a stake; thence south 66 d g , east 198 ret to
the beginning.
TKKatS OP SALS The above described lot will be
aold on a credit of six and thine, n months in fqual i'.
stallmenU, purchaser to execute notert with approved
security; a Hen rtainel on the prrmises until pay
ment ef purchase money.
Sale at 11 o'clock, a. af. JOHN C. LAKIER,
j-1 1 -d iwi ! Clerk ahd Master.
CHANC EltT SALE
OF
VHm&BLE REAL ESTATE.
PURSUANT lo a decree of Ike Cbjncery Conrt at
Memphis, rendered November term, MB. in the
c ie of J. Curri.ll Terry vs. Th-mss LeSBafa, I will,
On Monday, July 15, 1801.
In fiontof oiy fll.e, in the rity of Mempbis, proceed
to sell to tbe liixhet bidder,
A Valuable Lot of Ground,
Lying and Leinc :n iKe city of Memphis, Shelby ceunty
aui an wn as prt of h t No 3 in Blu-:k Ho. , la South
Memphi?", and omtnencinR at th:1 nonh-ea't comer of
Main an' L'nden (.'reet.i, an I ranni if thence ru-rth-war
lly wuh ttie easv 'ljor Mat:i lret. -W fett to a
atake ; ther.c; eastwttrJly an.l pir;it;r-i m.ih Liudea
street 50 fret to a tke ; thenc s.u:hwjrd y sa 1 par-
aue' with Main street 40 feet m tmmmtm Hi CI west
waidly witQ Linden atreet to the beiutnu.;. m Main
street.
TftHMS OF SAM?. The above desoribed lot will be
sold on a credit of seven and (MftMB tn'm-ii,in pul in
aVtallments, pWQataMt to execute notiwiih eppr .reu se
curity; a lieH to be retaiiied on the pretuieti until pay
mefct of rurch:ie money.
Sale at 11 o'cltxk, A. M. JOHN C. LAN'IKH,
Jell-dawtd Clerk and Ma.ter.
tHAMEUY SALE
OP
QCRSITAKT to a decree rendered by the Supreme
1 Court of Tenngssee, at its April term, 1861, and on
the 24th day of April, 1861, in a certain caase wherein
Martha A. Coleman and others are complainants, and
John Pitman anl Arthur K. Tsylur are defendants, I
will, on
Saturday, the 27th diy of Ju?y, lHfil,
Proceed to sell to the highest bidder, at public a -jo.
in front of the ofnre ef J ihn C. La:nr, Clers und
Master, Si. nth side of Court .square, in the citv of Mem
phis. Tennessee, the following lies! Butate, Iv-Wlt:
Lota No- one (IX two (-) and three (3), In l:sck No
SI, In the city of Memphis, Tennessae, and being in
that portion sf eatd city of Memphis formerly known
a South Memphis, and more particularly described by
metes anj bounds, as follows, to-wit : Beginning at the
south-east corner of Shelby an t Trexevsnt streets, in
said city of Memphis, and running thence ea-ttwarJly
with the northern line of said Tresevant street one
hundred and eighty feet to an alley twenty feet wide ;
thence southwardly and parallel with fihelVy street
about one hundred acd flf'.y feet lo Bntler street;
thence westwardly with the north line of Butler street
abont two hundred fe-t to the north-east corner of
Shelby and Bntler streets ; thence northwardly with the
east Una of Shelby street about two hundred and sixty
feet to tbe beginning.
Said property will be sold on a credit of six and
twelve months from the 2th day of April, ISSl.the
pnrchaser executing notes with good security, and a
ben being retained upon the property until the pur
chase money is wholly paid.
,.-- 'o'clock, a. a. M. D. WELCTI,
J Clerk and Master.
Fuloiofiic Cordial ;
POR THE R8L!B OF
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, COLDS.
AND ALL DI58ASfil3 OF THS
THROAT AND LUNtK.
THIS ai-lixhtfnl preparaUo epared rrorc freh
and carefully selected Root a i He. he, is coaH
deull. recorumebiied as a pleas-nt safe and laUaats
remedy for iLe above BBwSSlsaa, BaM only bv
WARD a McCLELLaKD,
CHANDLKR a CO.,
DBARING i WETHE RILL.
H. V. CARNSWORTH & CO.,
TALBOT .'. DANCT,
SENiiSTACK a CO . and
8. c. emnstoa a cm.,
Imiri;ivta and CheuUts,
aplO-la Beal.t-eet Smr.hl. Tenn
PLANTERS"
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AND
ATTEiTION !
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5 Two Hundred Bushels
STOCK ME1$.
JUST RECEITED AM) FOB SALE
BY
-JXOlollaand,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
illlfiUHIS,
Seedsmen etc.
NOS. 175 and 1T7 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THR
WORSHAM HOUSE,
T onn.
e3l- f
Searing & Wetheiill,
DRUGGISTS,
NO. 335 IVfAIN sTRECT,
Blween Union and Oayovo streets west side, Greenlaw
Bl.ck
w
K invite the attention of Merchants, Planters and
Physician-, to onr stock of
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
Drugs faints.
And all othr articles in onr line We feel assured
that n konse can offer a s:ock aoperior in
(tnulFeuPss aud Purity,
And as regards price., we sll oa Ihe mo-t favorahle
terras All UVFJSIMAL PRKPR'IONS made to
strict seoaewaan wuh the ;jnAitMA'J('PfEIA.
Brush, fWindow Glasn, Glaiia
ware, St edit,
PERFUMES, TOILET ARTICLES, COAL OIL, BI RN
INO KLCID, ALCOHOL,
Brandy, Wines, Tobacco, Mediterranean Sp:nges, Drug
gists Sundries.
Agents for Virginia Alleghany Springs Water ; Pnre
Suda Water, fr rr. gta-s lined foaotalni.
DEARING . WETHBRILL,
JelS-daw 335 Main s'reet.
Safety for th Mines
I mm A STOHK OF DRT GOODS, two-rtiini' of
which are suited Im the fa'i tratle cv m
lar- lot of w inter Clctbing, Itoate, 8hse., Uata. tSfl
I beiieve a tetter assorted ock cannot be 'onn I in the
oonnty, win -h 1 wi.sh to venauce lor Negroes at fair
valuation, tor goods at marked co.-t. Addreea,
A ' - - !S.
San'iAnrg Har Vtnan oontr. Tens.,
Jell-lm Or, MONSAftrtAT Si liuPRBH.
War: War: War!
BRASS BL'TTOXS ! ARMY GOODS !
W
7K WILL IN A PKW DATS HAT A FULL SCP-
PLT OF
BRASS BUTTONS,
Made according to regulations uf the Confederate
Slates.
Army Blue Tweeds and (assimere ,
GRAY AND CADET
If
ARMf BLrE BROIDC: OTHv
HICKORY SHIRTS AND SHIRTINGS,
Ducks for Tents,
(Heavy and good,)
METATi BUTTON'S,
Engraved with the Coat of Arms of Tennessee,
ALL AT LOW PRICES.
These goods are all certain to be here. We will re
ceive orders, aad bind om selves to supply them.
Southworth, Nance & Co.,
163 cf. iM.r TR EFT-
Je6-lm
13
INSOLVENT NOTICE!
STATE OF TESTHKSSBS, 1
Hardeman Couoty.
HAVING this day sueBted the inso'vencyof the es
tate of Martha Fntrell, de 'd all persons having
claims aga nst the same, will file item, drily authenti
cated, as the law rrescribes, with the Clerk of the
vnnty Court uf Hardeman county, on or before the
24 !i day of December, IIHI, for pro rata allowance, or
the same will be barred in law ami equity.
Th a 24rti day of June, iBt .
Wa. 8. D irOHBRTT. Adm'tor
eS7-wlm of Ihe Estate of Martha Fctrell, dee'd.
J. lflORCsAN Sc CO.'S
IB
ill
MANUFACTORY.
Cor. Third and Washington sts.
tf All orders for new work and repairing attended
to on the shortest notice. fel-Hm
C ASSIMKRES AND JEANS,
K. M. Weathekfohd 8. 0. Lr.E Danville, ly.j
J as d HiMMOit, Memphis ' Wjs. West, Orensds,
MiasiSsisT1
WEATHEHFORD, MMPSON & CO.,
(Scccesir- to Jameson X Cro.,)
Whii'ss!e Growers,
taoneral unnliua Wf rrhaots
erorfwct ttruler 8 i o- to Fnet'r
NO. 8 FRON 1' ROW,
t fIUuglnS. Sure ,tll Tts...e Wl..-y f :Ht rotatCo.
Tea, Bms - faft. Fa Baa CjS- Nail-. s. ... d-.l CaJiea,
f -gether witlf a fell rtock of P!xntati n kaBfBBI
rar21 rtsr:
C li. WUITiORf:,
COTTON FACTOB
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
o. 3 Front row.
anS-lawlv MKMPW1S rWSiNKS3RB
uia ehelua p. 8. Jones a flauh-u.
nam, mn i ce.
Cotton & Tobacco Factors
(on!;i(iic-n and
FORWARDING MERCHANTS
NO. 40 FRONT ROW,
WEItIPHIS VaaasVawMaS.
BLACK & Pl.TflAN,
Age Is f'r 34ie of Viremii aa l Western
Mi.ri FvicrrRFi) roB.tt co,
FOREIGN 1KB DOMKST1C CIGARS,
And General Commission MrrcftHDts
TODD St OOTRR'S BMlLDIKS, 74 I aONT ROW,
MEMPHIS, TENN
IOthemertljatt of the Sonthern Coniederacy and
the Somh-we-: we se d greet ng : Onr stock ol
Tirnlnia and 'rst-rn fMsMBS and Ciga-s is large and
v,rl'J cmpviaing tr.acT&f the most popolar krands,
which we IB o-i sell, notwithstanding the tariff. Oar
prices ar- low. Please give ss a call sr send is vnox
ordeia. Cash dealers prices to soitj prompt time
dealers, terms anil prices e.sy. mr34
C A R D.
O. C. BCKXN
COTTO.T ftCHR
KHX
COMMISSION
MER'HAMT,
Desoto Block, n ad i son afreet,
vrrwEEM a aim and moom
f"2-2-:n xempbis. Tacn.
rum :
FIRE ! 2
i IKE V.
SAFES'! !
SAFES!
BERRING'S CHAMPION
FIRE PROOF SAFES,
(Warraute.1 Fira aad Bnrslar Proof.)
For sale at MAXUPACTTiRgR'S AeJT,
Sacond stieer. near - tains,
IDT R. HALL, Agent.
M. B. A foil sasSSwHBl of 3CAT.B3 and TRFCKS
en hand. mr-r2
CAPS, (-APS CAPS,
SOTTHERS MLT1R
ap Maiaufaetorr,
594 MMMJT STREET
OVER U. SlUula'9 .STORE
are n -w rtrady M fi.rcL h Suutbrrn MilitarT
Compauips witt. any tyl, color or o.aiit of
w
Military Caps at the hrtes pcMible &utic. aotJ at cx
CSeHfiiigiy low prices.
OJers from t? ixjumry will b promptly uttended to.
ari rc?a' ed by A 1 in, - Expre-a
Officers' Cap- l all eid-Ii ai.ilo acc r 'id? to ordt-r.
Military Hats f r 0;3rers - id be triamu oa afaort
notice, and T;imm.ags for ibe same kept corgtaaOy oa
ban).
j. n liBafMiEtf at co.
Kill BAT Wu m FlEL!
Doages Patent
POR Wm GRATES!
HAVING PFHCHA3BD THE RIOnT aTTIKO
0&ATK3 by tha above gaaaWg, 1 am n..w prepared
to axecnte ail jniers w:tu promptness Orates set with
this patent greaily increase the quantity af heat
thrown into Ihe room, and at tnV same time leas fuel la
required than by the old style areplace.
Orders left at Morgan a Baldwin's, Walker's Blixx,
Main street, or at my &hop, corner of Linden u4
Causey streets, will kS promptly attended to
H. LMMOM.
rsaTiricATBs.
We, the cndersiineil, have had unr fireplaces set with
Dodge's patent lor etting Grates, and we Sad the rooms
berter warmed, wit lasa fuel, thao tbey ware before
iL adopti .n ; and we tase pleasure in recommend xog it
to onr citiaeaa general
its economy in the con
T&oQiis Janus Flu
J. L. Morgan,
a. FMls,
B. F Dill.
y. M Cash,
J. S Sehoonover,
JaU-Oni
urt it iuaoraa ai d
Cha.'.ea Potter,
James 8. Cock,
A Bdn.-nda,
J. 3. Finnie.
J. J. Mnrphey,
Mori.n a Baldwul.
BLUFF CITY
INSURANCE COMPANY
MEMl'UIS. TtNN.
OFFICE IN COMPANY': BDlLDINlj
i73 Jt . f .r STREET.
Capital Stocli
U lrofctors:
H. LAlBD,
C. . CLHAVE3,
J. D. WILLIAMS.
t. W. WI
H. LAiRD, President
3. M. SAim
j m: mcsombs.
a NO. W. CHOCK BR.
.IINSOH.
T W. WllXINSOH Sec').
Cf Will inanrr against loss by lre on Houses ao
Merchandise, Kit and Marine Risks on Cargu-s
Also, insures tha Uvea of Wee roe
Id" Loss. promptly paid )al8-ly
a. 1. CAMP MMADBB a CO.
CAMP & CO.,
(Snceewjrs to Groaven-r, Camp a Co..)
PIANO, FUENITUEE,
Carpet Dealers.
PlAXOb from the cclebratAd Baaeltcn Br -tbers, A- k
J. KeoKR. and others from New York
IbMhI Parlor Soits, cove re.' with Bratlie ; M.
hoxany and Walnnt Snits, covered with Haircloth and
PlQ!h; Rosewood. Mab nyanl WalBnt Bedroom Snit;
a fail hcortmeat of all ajtifies of
TOMMON FURNITURE.
The heat Spring Bottuias for $ flair, OHton. Mo-s
and Shuck MATTRBSSKS. Tapestry, Brussels, Three
ply. Super and Ingrain CARPSTISOS. OIL CARPKT
II.'O frwai three to eighteen feet wide
LOOKING ULASSsS of all kinds
iMIP 4. tO.,
Old SUnd t.. Main atr
rIA-tv v.iie.. Tenp
Main Street, Brinkley Blocks
WB call especial attention to onr stock of Brushes,
embracing every quality
Shoe B-nsbes, Cloth Brushes,
Hair Brushes Crureb Brushes,
Counter Brushes, Chimney Brashes,
Silver Brashes, Lager Beer do , Floor do., Scrubbing
do , Horre do., Whitewash do. , Ruttl do., at low prt
eea. INGRABAM a U(RS.
JOUX C. CARTER.
Attorney
MEMP
t - Law.
ilding nola-ly
tJ Offlce In the