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THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL- SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1861.
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rhsst.! I Pari Sueuh, Saa
nu;llt Springs; Washington, Arkaa-
, Texi.9. and all rr-ncipal points in
ras. Tickets sold by L. S. Kaowltou,
No. s .'o(i.-rsan
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LIST 4F LETTERS.
Tte list of uncalled for letters in the Mera-phi-
pot' office will be founi on ibe fourth page
of this morning's paper.
$g"Rr.v. A. W. Cbsmbless will preach at
Camp Pillow, 'o Col. Hindman'g legion, near
For' r' ck. :i: ;-, oa next Sunday, at 11 o'clock
A. H.
Impiety For disturbin"; divine worship in
the Bipiist chur.h. on Beat street, Thursday
tjM, Iain McGraw was yesterday fined ten
dollars by tne reccrder.
GPKcv. A. L. Chamblu will preach !o the
acldiers of Col. Hmdman's rasituf 0c-marrow
mortiitii:, at ;bir carap below this ciiy. Tbe
Rev. P. H. Thompson w.ll preach In the
afternoon.
Db w.ned Soldier. Oa Tuesday a soldier
In frr.y dress, witb red waiatbai.ili and siripes,
bavir a cartridge box and b nonet sheath,
was found floating in the water at Mound
City and burled there.
Nw Books. I leaves &. Vaden have re
ceived and have for sale Hardee's Revieed
Tactic"; a Treatise on Advanced Guardf,
Out.pr.at and Detachment Service of Troops,
by D H. Mshsn, Esq. These are valuable
military manuals.
Tir. Recofdeb -The new recorder, S. A.
Mori', Eq., was Eworn In yesterday, aid en-
tera on the regular uncharge of hi duties this I
moicing. He has appointed Mr. S. C. Toof
his cletk, a moat excellent Sfl'C ion
Criminal Cojbt. In tbe case of Belle
Harris, tl: jury had not agreed last evening.
In the care :f F. Sa:u'hie, charged with ob
tain, r.g money on false pretences, the jury 1
were cut considering their verdict,
Thx 8i-DitVs Mcrder. The two men
(James Bar' on and Char! Phillips,) charsed
with luotrr.E Cwn McCarty, of Capt. Jack
toe's artillery, were ep b;fore Judge Swane
yesterday, when their trials were set for next
Monday week. The two are ironed together.
Attention Fbed. Nelson Guards. Tbe
rfficers si d members cf this compsny are here
by req'ie ted to meet at their armory tbis, Sat
urday evening at 8 o'clock. A full a d punctual
attendance is required. AH persons wishing
to join this company wiil please report them
elve ; t s:i e"!v ' our.
ScsrrN'ioN or the Public Schools The
city cruncil yesterday pissed an ordinance
looking to 'he suspension of the puMic schools,
and appointed a committee to confer witb the
school h.r.o.'B on ths subject ot suspension
Tbe proceed j.gs will be found In o.ir council
repcrt.
State I tcislaicbe Our frier.d and fel
lcw.ri iien jotn Martin, si will be seen frcm
an an -rceE;rit in cur advertising columns,
is before the vrople as a candidate for the
State i-iielature. Mr. Martin will biing to
tte service t f the S au. if eleeted, a wide ex-po-irtce
and a fund of prsc'ical itfoima'.ion.
tjrsvrr K oht. Pco:der Moore has no
sympathy witb wife whippere. He yesterday
Sent .' :;fj to the chain ring a Lun-
dreddcsf r whipping his wife. The brute
whipped bsr when tncrintt. She afterward
uffeiid from r.iscarriage. A week from that
time the wretdt whipped her again. She ii a
mild, qu.rt, Dtfit looking woman.
New Oiltani Packet. The beautiful
ateRmooit Lcmutiilt has become a regalar
Men-ph f a- i Orleans weekly packet,
he leaves every Saturday on the arrival of tfr
one o'c!o: k trattaS, commencing to-dsy. Her
commander is the veteran Captain Combs, J.
W. Mai.cturt Esq., e gentlemm of high
qualifications is Ibe clerk. The enterprize
deserves the ececuragemertt of business men.
Ablitiow Financieb;-.-';. Mr. Chase,
Lincolt.' st-retsry of the treasury, has o der
ed tbe tub-treasurer at New York not to pay
the July tb'ereet on the Texas indemnity loan
cf 185S. As these bonds are held by northern
and Etitopeeu capitalists, a rtro: g appeal has
been mad? hy 'he farmer to induce Mr. Chase
to reveise his decision. The New York Timtt
rioin'ediy telle Mr. Chase that tie refusal to
psy U f ;nUTet " must 11 flict greater damage
to the government credit than teufold the sum
IlvoIvkI v. cult make good " Ao Mr. Chase
will focn be in the market to borrow, be may
orrj-r the interest paid, especially as a refusal
wili resuit in no inconvenience to the people
of Trs.
g5? it is thought that Emerson Etheridge
Las, uawittiLgiy, rendered a signal service to
Tennessee one that was the farthest from his
intention from bis recent traitorous proceed -lrgs.
We have heard it intimated that our
immunity from attack by tte Abolition forces
ia owing t. the fact tha on bis passage North,
when he wai feastc and feted by our enemies,
te gave tbi-m such inlormation as to our pre
parations for defense as to have frightened
ttrm from their project tf taking Memphis, at
preteii-. H.s treachery baa inured te afford ui
time enough to complete cur arrangements
and now o:;r gallanr men will receive those
who Uave ao vaunlinjly threatened us with the
greatest id:u ical courtesy 1
CITY OFFICERS.
Tte folic v. 11 1 hit of ibe city officers it will
be well to cut out and ketp fcr reference.
elected by the peopls.
JMavor.-Jchn Paik. If ecorder. A.Moore.
Tcz l ollectrr.J. H. Colttctor of Privilege:
Knweu. -f JohnNewsom.
B Karfnailer.-Tobias Chf 0f Police.-BG.
Woi. 1 Garrett.
APPOINTED by cosncil.
Rigi,l.-h. R. K.ct- Engineer. J. H. Hum-
uie pbrles.
CcntrviUr. W .0. Lof-5trei CommuHontr
JgI c A. M. Thomas.
Trtaturtr. II- R- PUS j lptclor. A. C. Kir
,lorev.-S F. BU. wan.
. mtmmm of Coeti.
1 W . H.' Brld.es.
POLICI
r,.l Da. Hsyne J.llsserf. Day.
J. T.
C. N.
arii'..ir Johnson
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Lieut. Night.
KobinsOn. Cait
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STATION HOCsE KEEPER.
Day. II. B. S. Olin.' I Sight. G. W. Coae.
MABKFi MASTERS.
Xorth.-B. H. Capps.iSoittA-H.Kirkland.
EOABD OF ALDERMEN.
rf,ft nW.-T.gL. Fifth Ward.- Kirby,
rr.,t Creenlaw.
mZZ HW-Mor Sixth Hard.-Towns-
S I ocbran I eD, Farmer.
Ld Word. AmuyStvntk IforJ.-Rob-
- -,rtiou. 1,1,011 p'"r":k-
r y uvre.-Mer- Eighth ard.-Vollin-
vre.:. I tine, Gailor.
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ftloTbEM. The regular meeting
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will take place on "Saturday
of ite ptciety
t S o'clock. The change
BJCIkljgg, tt. fiU, .
scmbeis belonging to the
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By order tf tn preside.
AfAar E. Pope, I
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COUNCIL MEETING
Council met at r.ine o'clock yesterday
morrdne, tbe president, Dr. Mfrrill, in the
chair. Present : Grant, Cochran, Morgan,
Amis, Merrill, Farmer, Robinson, Patrick,
Vollintine, Tighe, Kortrecht, Kirby, Greenlaw,
Gailor, Townsend. Absent : Alde.nr.an Du
pree. The chairman announced the appointment
of eleven standi! committees, as fallows :
Improtemknts. Kortrfcht, Morgan, Du
pre, Towcsi ud, Grant, Greenlaw, Robi -son.
Voltectine.
Accockts. Patrick, Tighe, Farmer, Mor
gan, Townsend.
Finavcbs. Robinson, Cochran, Kortrecht,
Kirby, Amis.
Ordinances Morgan, Farmer, Duprec.
Policp.. Townsend, Dujiree, Grant, Coch
ran, Gailor.
Landings. Cochran, Patrick, Tighe, Gai
lor, Robinson.
Pbison. T he, G.iilor, Greenlaw.
Fibe Department. Voller.tiue, Amis,
Greenlaw.
Phinting Gailor, Patrick, Kortrecht.
M abklts. Kirby, Amis, Grant.
Navy Yabp Farmer, Vollentine. Klrbv.
The ru'fs a: d by-laws in force ir
the Jaet 1
i
board were adopted for the present.
The monthly and annual rtp?rts of the city
officers were read.
A cumber cf accounts lyir.g cvr from the
old beard were referred to the committee on
accoun's.
Aid. Kortrecht, from 'he special committee,
reported an ordinance fixior a tax of or e per
cent, for general corporation purposes; of
half of one per cent, tor the payment rf inter- I
eat on bond indebtedness ; of one-eighth of !
one per cent, for school purposes : making
a total of $1 Gji on each $100 of city prop
erty. The ordinance was read a first time. On
the second rea-iing Aid. Kirby moved to post-
ponc the imposition cf a tax for school pur
poses and to suspend the schools.
Aid Gailor was opposed to the motion ; the
schools bad bo been long in existence and
they had done incalculable good ; to be-rn re
trenchment by suspending the schools, would
be a measure not commendable ic the beard.
Aid. Greenlaw said tbechoeIs must be sus
pended during ibe war; the city could not af
ford the expense.
Aid. Townsend supported themotior. cf Aid.
Kirby. Aid. Morgan said the power to sus
pend the schools did sot lie in council. Aid
m,m, .aill the t.x couH rot fce af,.eMed by
tbe board until tbe census of the scholastic
population bad been taken; h was sure there
ws nothing like the number of children in the
city there wag sometime ago. Ald.Voilenune
was in favor of re're:.chmnt, but '
the suspension recommended was a slow mode
of tntlrely killip.g t ft" the schonle. The schools
ought to be fostered and protected. He be
lieved they wanted reforming, but that was not
the busiBeis of council. The charter made it
imperative on council to levy tbe tax, and
without delay. Tee riaing generation were
deeply indebted to the common schools. H
sent his own children to these schools, and
was satisfied witb tbe progress thev had made.
Aid. Morgan rose to protest against an as
sumption of pawer on the part of council to
auspend the schools, even for a single week.
The board must perform the duty prescribed
by the charter; members had better break up
tbe city government and go home than violate
the law. Aid. Robinaon denied that tfesta was
a design to suspend the schools. He asked
if tbe board was afraid? Aid. Kortrecht was
in favor of levying the tax; he thought Aid.
Robinson ent;re'y mistook the case. The
board of schorl visitors is an independent
corporation, and council cannot control it.
Tbe visitors in their estimate bad shown a dis
position to economise they had reduced the
estimates to a greater extent thin any redu:-
tion that had taken place in the umber of
children. To suspend would be to eit bsrrass
the school authorities just when they should Rion at Mcund City, take this method of ac
engage teachers and rent school-houseg. He j knowledging and returning their thanks to
was In favor of keeping the schools in opera- Capt E. Cheek and his kind lady lor the polite
tion. Aid. Gailor tbsiisht economy a good. and. unremitting attention extended to the court
Uiicg; but ejsp'ndiDg the schools and sending during their Bession. Such disinteres ed kind
two tbsussnd brvs and girla running idle ness will be long remembered and gratefully
through the etreets, was bad economy.
The motion to strike out the school car was
adopted by the following vote: Ayes Grant,
Cocbran, KirVy, Greenlaw, TownBend, Far
mer, Robinson, ai i Patrick 8. Noes Tighe,
Morgan, Koitreclt, Merrill, Vollt-n'.ioe, and
Gailor 6. The ordinance, as amended, was
then adopted.
Aid. Morgan offered an ordinance fixing ibe
salsiies of omen of the city as follows, whl:h
rwjf.wrT trrmtnAWr, V-'Ci-KV; reg'Vitr,
$2WXI; attorney, 1000; engineer (without as
aistaot), $2500; street commissioner (without
assistant), $100; secretary of the beard,
$1000; treasurer, $250; market-masters, per
month, $40; inspector, total fees of his office;
captain of day police, per month, $70; captain
night police, per month, $75; leiutenant day
ponce, aw; neu'enant cignt police, $"5; pri- generally in ttie rooms or tbe "Southern Motri
vateg day police, $50. privates night police, "" fj8s b"n $atii. In reply we must
Tt m . lit. i B,7. that in response to the urgent request
$55. The committee recommended the sus- . raade by yr.u ' pt,v.iriani ,nJ miny ? the
pension of the offices cf assistant engineer, as- lady managers, we have almost every'day as
sistant street commissioner, assistant chief of : "ia'-ed you in the medical treatment of the pa
police, and secretary and lieutenants of day !itnt,'8d b,ve,tljuV b,a1 fl'" opportunity to
,j . . , ,. . . , , , , know not only the skill and success of their
and cght police, which wag aUo adopted. , medicli treatment, but the unexampled kind
Aid. Fsimer moved to apsoint a coaaiittee ness, attention and success of the ladies in
to confer with the school visitors, on tbe sua- "upp'ying everything necessary in their rooms
pension of the schools. A,irpted. Messrs. totSYT! ""f! .f.'b.e
r ,, 1 .. Vve feel that we wouU rl rn doing justice
larmer, .Morgan and Tonen me the com- to yn. mJ tbe ladies connected with the
mittee. Hoduiem Mothers' association, if we did not
Aid. Morgan moved to have screens put to 1 a'd' ."?'. we have never SPen ny institution rf
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of tb cou"cl1 chamber. Adopted.
windo
Aid. Morgan moved the appointment of a
committee to furniih the council chamber.
Adopted. Messrs. Morgan, Robinson and
Townsead the committee.
On motion of Aid. Vollentlne, Mesirg. Vol
leatine, Grenlaw and Grant were appointed a
committee to examine the bends of cfneers.
The mayor being called upon to make his
nominations, nominated
For Register L. R. Richards, who held the
office last year. Elected on first ballot. Two
votes were cait for Lawrence.
For Controller W. O. Loflsnd, whoheld the
office last year. Elected unanimously.
For City Treasurer H. R. Pugb, who held
tbe office last year. Elected on the second
ballot ; votes were cast for Fisher, Park-r and
Penn.
For City Attorney S. P. Bankhead, who
held the office last year. Elected on first bal
lot ; one vote was cast for Beard, 10 for Bank
head, noes 3.
For Engineer J. H Humphries, whoheld
toe office a year er two ago. Elected unani
mously. Street Commissioner S. M. Thomas. Elect
ed unanimcualy ; he held the office last year.
Inspector T. B. Folger, list ; ayes 4, nays
11. A. C. Kirwan, who held the office last
year was then nominated a.id elected; ayes 11,
nays 4.
Captain of Day Police H. S. Klinck.
Elected; ayes 10, nays 4.
Lieutenant of Day Police J. T. Johnson.
Elected; ayea 11, nays 4.
Captain of Nisht Police R. G. Tucker.
Elected unanimously.
First Lieutenant of Night Pelice C. N.
Robii.ion. E'ectr.,; ayes 13, nays 2.
Station Houee. Keeper H. B. S. Olin.
Eleeted unanimously.
Lamplighter John Smcot. Elected.
Secretary of the Board W. H. Bridgee,
who held tbe the office last year. Elected;
ayes 13, nays 2.
Market Masters Noith market, B. H.
Capps. Elected; ayes if, nays 4. South
market, Hy Kirtland. Elected;ayes 12,nays3.
Night Station House Keeper G. W. Cons.
Elected; ayes 14, nays 1.
Assessor G. W. Lincoln. Elected on ie
ond ballot.
Clerk of Assessor R. O. Gibson. Elected
Aid. Rabinson moved to refer the subject of
the city printir g to tbe committee cn printing,
to whoa proposals shall be. referred, none of
them to be opened until all are received.
Adopted.
5 Aid. Robinson moved tj allow the late board
their salaries, at the rate of. $250 for ths year.
Adopted.
Aid. Kortrecht moved to add to Aid. Rob
inson's reaplu'ion on printing, that the com
mittee consider whether any change of tbe
present ordinance be desirable, and what.
Adopted.
Some resolutions to drain ponds, etc., were
adopted.
Aid. Morgan movfd that the regular meet
ings cf the board be held on the first and third
Tuesdays cf every inon b. Adop'td.
Adjouraed to meet on Tuesday next.
jy We were much gtatified yesterday to
meet our old and particular friend Judge
Ccshman, late minister to the Argentine
Confederation.
TO THE PATH
OTIC CITIZENS
PHIS.
OF JIE'I
Memphis, July 5, I8SL
hava a picked company of rfl'men now at
Cnion City, numbering ninety men, well drill
ed, who have been without arms for one
month. The company Is composed of young
men, (cot a married msa b-ine in the compa
ny,) sons of fanners back wood men, who
have been chosen for their expntness with thp
Ml', wun rue promise mat riii-n houiu ur
furn;shed us. Contrary to expectation, it is
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almost impossible to give us Uie rifle, and
having learneJ that there are enough, and more
than enough of rifles, ( M :vcard and Er.field)
now in this city, belonuinir to private individ
uals and to home companies, to arm this com
pany, for the sake of the cause in which we
are engased, I appeal to those owning rifles to
u bave tbm at once for active service,
I tm authorized by Gener 1 Pillow to say,
that the State will ply a fair and reasonable
price to those owning the r.fles, who will now
step forward and give ttiem to the use of the
State. Col. W. R Hunt will negoti:e with
all who may respond to the call.
H. C. Kino, Captain.
A CARD
Memphis, J.ily 5, 1861.
Editors Aptsal : The piblic and private
solicitations recently made that I become a
cand date for delegate to the Confederate Con
gress, d'mscd 8t) explicit reply.
The position to which my aspirations have
been invited is eminently honorable, nod under
ordinary circumstances, might well be sought.
But there are already an uuus ially large num
ber of candidates for that office. Their friends
will doubtless espouse their interests with a
natural warmth, and the harmony cf our peo
ple He jeoparded by the canvass. While our
armies are braving death upon the field to pre
serve cur liberties, It is an obvious duty of
pa'rlotism to suppress dissensions at bom
united and harmonious oeir success is assured.
I cannot, therefore, add to the present compli
cations by becoming a candidate for Cor.ress.
Dm compliment paid me by those who have
thought me worthy of that distinguished posi
tion, is fully appreciated, and I here return as
surances of my gratitude.
Respectfully, En. V. MuhroaD.
THE WHEAT TRADE.
Memphis, July t, 1861.
Wi'h the view of facilitating the transac
tion of business, and for tbe ma ns! benefit of
wheat buyers and wheat sellers, we, the under
signed, owners and lessees of thevsrious flour
ing milU of tbe city, are desirous of making
all psirehaBes of wheat at tbe Merchants' Ex
change, and in furtherance of this object,
hereby request merchants in the city, having
this article for sale, to met us there with their
samples, on and after Monday, the 8th instant,
during the regulor 'charge hours 11 and 12,
A. m. Elliott & Co., Center Mills;
W m. Wai ar.R k Co., Eagle Mills;
Kirwin & Tcbian, Navy Mills;
W. F. Greene 4. Co., Chetses Mills;
3t Goteb & Neelt, Bluff City Mills.
A CARD.
The undersigned, members of the general
court martial which has been h9ldinging ses-
appreciated. Brig. Gen. N. Borrow,
lm Gen. T. S. James,
Col. C. W. Richabdson,
Col. C. W. Beard,
Col. J. B. Bopbue,
Col. D. C. Cboss,
Judge Advocate.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Dr.. Stanis, UoMiday, Eritine and Irio:
Dear Sibs: As yo:i have viaited the pa'tents
under my charge at the rooms rf the "Suthern
Mothers,"' I would request you to give your
opinions in regard to the medical treatment
and management of the patients generally.
R-spcctfullv ynura. etc.,
G. W. Currey, M. D.
Memphis, July 4, 1861.
Dr. a. W. Currey :
Dear Sir: Your note of this morning, re-
nrpihne nor "ir.it i,.n in rA ' r. .... '.st
treatment and management of the patients
tne Kind, gotten up hastily, do so we and
mhif,td witb ag mcb ttteer't!l and u8.,ub,I3.
The institution has our cordial annroval.
and shall have, as far as tbe ladies and you
may desire it, our cheerful asaiitance and co
operation. With high respect,
Yeur cb't aerv'ts,
Shanks A. Holladat.
MeMrms, July 4, 161.
Db. G. W. C'jbrt Dear Sir: I have re
ceived your rote, and it gives me pleasure to
state that while visiting the sick under vour
charge, some days since, I examined carefully
some cf the worst ca?es, and fully concurred
in the diagnosis you had made, as well aa tbe
treatment generally, finding any saggestions
on my part almost entirely unnecessary. There
were several very critical cases at the hospital
at tbe time, snd manv who bore evidert marks
of having passed threugh a severe ordeal. The
measure of a man's professional abilities is
always es imated, and, in the long run, cor
rectly, by the meaenreof his success By this
criterion, you have ample cause for self-gratification.
Three per cen'. mortality is a low
average in the beal'hiest communities, lnclu-
ding the well as well as the girk. The ratio of
mortality in hospitals is, of course, nrnch
greater, scarcely ever legs tain eleven per
cent., ai d oftener much greater. Taking then
into consideration, that with a hundred and
six patients, accordiug to last report, but two
of them have died, and one of tbem from ac
ciden. I think t;ie "Lady Patroness of the
institution," the public, who always interes s
itself in such ruaUrrs. and more particularly
the patients themselves, who hnve been bene
fited thereby, should be fuily sa'Ufied with its
management. ,
Wishing you a continuance of thelikeauc
cess and prosperity to an institution so credit
able to the humanity ami benevolence of all
concerned in its management, I am,
Veiy truly yours, W. T. Irwin.
Memphis, July 4, 1861.
G. W. CcrrT, M. d :
Dear Sir : In compliance with your request,
I take pleasure in stating that I have on more
than one occasion expressed to others my ap
proval of the general medical treatment and
management of the patients under your care at
the rooms of tbo "Sou'hern Mothers " Per
mit me, sir, te reiterate it to you, at the same
time tbat king you for the uniform courtesy
you have extended me upon my visits to tbe
rooms. Very reepectfullv, yours, etc.,
A. Ebskine, M. D.
tUVKK AND STEAMBOAT MATTF.KS.
Tbe liver is rising, and is three fset higher
than it was three dajs tgo The weather
yesterday was fine and pleasant The
splendid boat Louisville (Capt. Combs, one of
our most experienced river men, and the clever
J. W. Maincourt in. the office,) leaves at 10
o'clock to-day for -New Orleans; she will
make regular weekly trips, leaving at tbe same
time every Satutday the arrival of the one
o'clock trains The Victoria, from Vicks-
buig, brought iu f 8 bales of ctto:i, and 675
baga of cotton seed. She returns to-day, and
those who put themselvea in the. care of Capt.
Moody, and Hues, the accommodating cleik.
will enjoy an agreeable trip The Ken
tucky arrived from Columbus with 1000 sacks
of corn, 604 sacks of wheat, and 8 hogsheads
of tobacco. Ski returns in the evening.
Boats Leaving.
Fob Vicxsburo Tbe fa.-t and splendid boat Victo
ria leayes iuf above tbn evening al 4 o'clock. Jerry Q
Ha: ki and J. C McManoa, asenta.
Fob New Orleans The i-plf ndid passenger packet
Lciwvllle, Comb, master, will leave for New Orleans
and all nav landings tbis afternoon, at I o'clock. J.
D Morton J. Co , and Elliott It Vinson, agent.
f atcst lUius to &f Ifgraf jr.
gy M. W. Barr, of Louisville, Ky., a the
special and recognized agent of the New Or
leans Associated Press at that point Tbe
telegraph company has no acency whatever
in the preparation of stfch reports, nor is it
responsible in any manner for the character
or truth of the news.
fczT Fcr war news by telegraph, see second
paje.
New Orleans, July 5. A whole block of
small frame dwellings were burring tnis morn
ing on Toledano street. Loss, $35,000.
Washington, July 5 Senate. A bill was
introduced confiscating the property of civil
and military officers above the rank of lieu' en
ant,di?qualifying them from holding any office
of honor or profit; all traitora' property to be
applied to the restoration of the Union.
The resigning clerk was Joseph Nicholson,
not Asbury Dickens.
Fort Monroe, July 5 A flag of truce,
bearing the British consul, who wished official
ly to visit Baltimore, Commodore Stnngham,
of the blockading fleet, refused to recognize.
Indianopolis, July 5. The 14th regiment
and a company of cavalry have arrived here,
armed with Sharp's rrbine.i and revolvers.
They leave to-dav for Virginia.
Washington, July 5 Gen Patterson is
reported as having reached Martiosburg yes-
erday the confederates retiring as he ad
vances. The confederate loss a1 the river was sixty
killed, eight miles from the river.
Tbe confederates are In position for a rs
newal of the fight.
Mallory.of Kentucky, nominated Etheiidge.
Comirutml
crs.
DAII.TBIPOUT OF THE PI AH. it ET
ri7E!IIHED TROM THE MEBCH AS T' EXCn 1 USE
Memphis. Jn'y. 6 UN,
COTTOK Koth'ng aiing. lWtipts S3 balea. Mid
JiiBt, nominal'y 7 He
T(1BCCO No aa'es reported. Market Arm at for
mer a'leta'.ions.
WBItAT Receirts more eaneral. and market actiTg
and Arm a, nncbanred p iras. Sales reported of SOO
kae., in tkree lots, at $1 .23, and JOS ba at $l.i5 "J
gajgktt.
FLOm Th market Is quiet, with amp ato. ks aad
a limited d mu d. Sales f br s at A7.75. and 145
bags new at $4 25.
C ,)kK The markat coBtinues dell and spiritless'
with large receipts and storks, and little or no demand
save from the local trade. Wa hear of only limited
aales at a basis of SOfcaVJc for yellow, mixed and white
frcm levee.
OATS ASV n AT Operations cot in-d eiclnjively te
the retail trade, a4. (3S j tan for hay, and SScfl basket
fer oats.
BACOS A sl.rttly improved d"m ml withoit change
in price. Sales reported of 23 ti t', at 13c for shoulder-.
16c for ribbed sides, 17.- for clesr sides, and 17c for
limn.
U K3 PORat 42 Ml soli at $27.
wni'KT In good deaiand and firm, wit! sales of 40
and 12 hrls at4Rc,and 11 at 21 He
Et'aAR Sales of 10 brie at 8, three at 6, 3 at 5 Si, S
at 6, 3 t SH and two at le.
COFFKS 6tl bags told at &0Ut . 12 at -25 aid 14 at
Mr-I.A.SSKS Sales of 20 brls and 25 half brls at $1.23
and 13 an at 33c.
BASOISG AKD ROrB Kentucky -I!ing 19i20c end
India at nlfc. Machine rope is arm at 12 Kc
HICS Sales 10 tc's at 4 He.
COKN MEAI-Sales of 120 bast at S5&9: bashel.
New Orleans Mnrket hy Telegrnph.
N'nw Orlsars, Jnly 5. Cntt .n 3a!ea or the week,
9 balea . receipts 243. against I50i same perii.il lest
year. Decrease SSl SOl bales ; at all ports 838 80S
balea. Stock, SO 0 balea. CoBe Week's sales, 290
bJEs at iSi$:o' Sleek, 5,100 bagu, against 11.420 aae
periwl last year.
OKITI ARY.
Eied, on the SJtfc of Jnce, 1831, Walter LeNeib,
beloved see of L O and M. L Gallavciy, aged twenty
two m riths and twelve days.
Tkas w have seen the mysterione, the incomprehea
t r plan ef bin), whom, it is laid, " doeth all things
well and in good time," sweep from their heme and
fond embrace the loveliest and most promising little
b"T that ever nestled upon a mother's bo-om ! Darling,
smeet Walter pledge of conjugal affection, thy soft,
winning smiles .hall never again light tip an adniirlss
fattier' countenanc i ; thy gentle, lisping accents never
more thrill with delight a doting mother's heart. Kz
qnisite flower, wuose match!?" charms yet half dis
closed, whoee grateful odars yet half diffused, too aeo
were clipp-d from thy parent stalk.
Yet enffei lot this blow, fond father, to pierce too
deeply thy mounded heart. Others have claims, yet a
father, yet a husband, sacred duties remain upon you.
A cheerfal heatt, a buoyant spir.t, cja at yon for those
ta-ks. Toer life is iheckered Walter's will never be
in his proiressive career. And yi;n. pr weeping, dis
consolate metber, permit cot these terrible laceration I
to break entirely y iur heart. Fond mother, every as
sociation of yeur little boy octht ta biing comfort and
resignation. His inanliLess, bis intelligence and affec
tionate devotioa, hia tenderness ef heart, in a word,
tie beauty and sweetness of person sieuM make you
willing to res gn him te the society of ' the
aagels; and yuu must live to cheer and comfort yeur
kustand, and to narture end train and love ft ur re -maiciog
boy. Ton cannit reeall the ;t one. and it la
beet you sh aid not. Remember yonr own life pleas
ire predominates largely, bit trouble has left ite icata
ings. From these your at.jel kibe B set free.
Courting retirement, yon recall the UyxtAp sawtarea
of little Walter, to ftze. i4-ntr; asd weep. Ton rn
niLnaAe" ne pleasing scenes and incidents as he prat
tled at your feet. Too remember the c-.any little ter ns
of endearment " mamma, dar'uu? mamma, precleua
mamma," to weep anl weep that those dear worda can
never again fall frcm kis lip, hie little ferm no more
Sgnre in tkeee scents. The last scene haunta you;
yeur heart writhes as you wilu-ss tie signet of death
upon your precious b:y. Ii desperation of sonl you
breathe out, kalt ccmfcrtlig.
That elf h is for thee, tho precious otc ; life's tide is
ebbing fast.
And o'er thy once all Joyous faco death's Sicily hn is
catt.
Thy tir.re eye hath lost its sway, thy voice its buoyant
tone,
And like a Sewer the storm kaa rrnehed, thy beauty 'e
pa-t and gene .
Another pang and all ii o'er the pulseless brart is
still,
Meekly, though sad, thy mother tows to thl Almighty's
will.
Grief presses heavy on my heart ; my tears fall thick
and fast ;
But thon, Ikon 't in heaven, my child, lift's cbeqnered
dream is past.
The busy feet that gladly rnu thy matter's smile to
greet;
The prattling tonise that ljsp'd h.r name lucbildnood'i
accents sweet ;
The glossy ccrl that beamed live gold upon the sonny
brow ;
The lip, meet rlTat cf the rw, h, death t where are
thoj now?
Withered bene. th ih ne 1 y tr-i b lacked in thy dep
cold sleep ;
Wkile s!l ihe ioy tbe molhi-r knews is silently t weep.
Or start as fsac- 's echo wakes t:y v.. ice 1 1 meek Ler
pain,
Then turn f. g s; tip n !hv c r; v, and .'eel ber grief in
valiu
The grve, Ihe stark ce'd icrave, f n'l a, (,u win Li le tbee
fr.'W y new,
While I iny weary wsv through life in solitude rurne.
My Willia:n dear atd precims Htb-rt are nurob'red
witb fa? d a
AsC tl.su, my greatu Jay en eartb. Mesa to , n-y boy,
hatb fled
Permit cot hjgs aad and sneia'choly drift of sonl to
unnerve you Ne Ihe duties, aye, tte pleanre ef life.
Tes, for ye l.fe bis yet a sunny side; f r y.u a kind,
doting Aesbaod lives ; far yon a krigl.t r ssajehkl l.ttle
bov lives. Is concentrate yeur affection and radiate
jeya around your path. A multitude ot ardent friends
live lo cherish and sympathise with you in your aH c
lions. Remember, too, Gad has npoi y u exceeding
great claims, and that be chaateas the k red one not
willlnz'y. Laura well the inculcated lessen ; let it aid
yon in becomiug a little child, l:ke Wslter, fit for the
kingdom of heaven. There be dwells to elicit special
favort upon precioee mamma " In dtse titae be will
come to conduct yon te the epirit land, and then you
may feel,
That whan a mother meets on high,
The child she lost iu infancy.
That she has then for pairs and fears.
The day of woe, the watcnf.-.l night.
ror all her sorrows and her teare
An over payment of delight.
T. . In
ITMERAL INVITATION.
DieJ, on Fridjy morning, at 4 o'clovk, after a linger
ing illness of six months, Georoe Walteb. yeargest
sen of the late Robert J. and Lydia Crtlghtpn, in the
sixteenth year of his age.
The friends of the family are invited to attend lis
funeral from the residence of his mother, corner of
Pontotoc and St. Martin streets, this after (oon, at 4M
e'clack. Oarmget wili be in attendance.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE 8TATE
OF VIRGINIA.
Authorised capital $1,000,000
Cash capital and surplus paid up 380,000
See card iu ancther olumn. Ofllce, on Jefferson-st.,
with AStn. r.fflce. myl-ly J. T. WKST. Agent.
Read the Evidence.
MESSRS. Clark, Gregory a Co., Nashville Bents : I
bought f.ur buttles of Ambrosial Oil at our eonnty fair
la.-t fall. Thought perhapi it miefct be a hnnibug. I
sold three b. ties before giving it a trial. My wife
tried its virtues ic a case ef rheomatUm and fcund
great relief. It is the quick-st relief for colic I have
ever found. I want two di len immediately f-r myself
and tuoee to vchom 1 sold the three bottles.
D. B. BROWNING.
South CMon, Loean co., Ky., Feb , 1360.
For sale by M. 0. OATOM tt SON,
And all Memphis drnggista. ) 3-daw2w
HoIlOYvay'a Pills and Oiotment.
CCTANBOUS Eruptions, as Blotche., rimules. Bolls,
etc., are quick y remaned by a short cjurse of these
remedies; tbe Oiutnieot givea a clearness and trana.
paren.y to the complexion, while the Pills purify the
blnc-d of all those hutnors which otherwise seeklcg out
let force themselves to the burfice and disfigure the
face and neck with noslcht y Blotches, Pimples, etc.
No toilette table sheuld b without the Ointment.
Sold by all drnggieta, at 6c.,S2c, and tl per be.
jy3-ltwjwlw
Cherokee C'urel
AN unfailing cure for Srmiual Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, Iaipotency. Losa cf Power, Pains in the
Back, Stone iu the Bladder, Obatrnc.d and Difficult
Mocstrauticn, an t all diseases caused by deviating from
the patb of nature, and indulging in Self-Pollution.
By the use of this Cu. e all improper dischargee are
removed, the weakened organs of generation are
speedily cured, and full vigor restored
Rither sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect
that a sound miad and body are uecesaary to promote
connubial happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, debilitated, worn
down and despairing devotee of -ungual pleieure, will
And relief.
it U safe acd pleasant in taate, but Immediate in its
action; containing no mineral poison, but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in the form of a delicionf
syrup.
Price $2 per bottle, or thre nettles fer $8, and for
warded by express to all parts of the world.
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTHU & MSS.WIN, Proprietors,
So'e Preprietors, SS Jeflerkou-at. , near po;t office,
general dealers in alt popular family medicines, Mem
phis, Tenn.
I J- Sold in Memphii by all responsible druggist.
mr2-dtwawly
.Icl.eaii's Cordial.
AS may by seen, we insert this woek the advertlsemen
of McLean's -Jordial, etc.
It is very well known we are not particularly ' vor
able to patent medicines, and, as a general thing, eBaew
the whole of them ith but little ceremony, and with
these sentiments we declined inserting this advertise
ment until we knew what were the ingredients of the
medicine, and hew compounded. This we have lea ned,
and believing, as we do, that that tbe ingredients are
good, and the compound Judiciously nude, we recom
mend it as a mixture worthy of public confldedce.
The above is from the St. Louis Christian Advocate,
edited by Ihe renowned Rev. Dr. .McAnally, whieh
speaks votunes in fsvor of McLean's Cordial. We say
to ail, try It. See the advertisement in another col
umn, fee-daw
UUiT!EOPATHI; DRUG STORE.
NO. 52 MONROE STREET,
Two doors from Second street.
M-ift-dawly P. A. W WR1BHT.
DR. EDMONDS,
HOMEOPATH AND HYDROPATH.
Residence north tide of Beat etreet, second house
west of Medical College. Office over S. Mansfield a
Co.': Drug Store, Main street. Office hours, S to 9 A.
M, 2 to t P.M. mr2t-ly
g"Tbe attention of the readen ef the
Appeal is directed to the r.dvenisement of 0. W.
JON 83 (a CO , Wholesale Druggists, Mo. 229 Maic
street. aptx-ly
DeSoto Savings Institution,
OF MEMPHIS,
NO. 273 n AI STREET.
H. LAIRD,
W. B. BOM. Oaahler.
President.
apl2-Sm
See advertisement of Ward & McClel
land, wholesale and retail Druggists, IIS and 177 Mali
rtreet, opposite Worshacn house. te9
See F. H. Clark & Co.'s column.
J"UST RECEIVED BT A NEW ROUT,
15,000 HATS,
Of different colors and shapes, citable for military
companies, in lots frcm seventy-lve to one hundred and
fifty, at
FRACiSC0 & C0.'S,
289 MAIN STREET,
BRINK LET'S BLOCK.
Je8
The Chinese Mats,
TUST received per stemer "Plvirg Scud." from
I t
Canton, China. 1,500 of tbe Chinese iolar
P.th Data, some new styles, am n.g which sreas
the Double Bound, Helmet, Toad Sbol, Mandarit,, etc
at PRANCI90O h CO.'S,
anil 239 Maio street.
For tui&rr'es.
We are a-ith-.iUed to annousce the name of B. D.
NaREHS as a lasdidate to represent the lOib Diatrict
in the Oonfederat Cougress, which meets in Richmond
on the J4ih nut. Election first Thursday in August.
jjS-te
Strayed or Stolen,
fS the 25th June, an IRON GRAT M ARB,
la
J about flfieen aril a half hands hign, shod
all rounl, a smooth and well tormed animal. A
liberal reward will be ps.d for any information that
wili lead to her recovery. 8. KBOK.
Jyd-tf Corner Main and Gayoao.
Strayed or Stolen,
FROM the premises of Col. T. J. Manley, on
Sciday nigh., Jane :o,aORRKI, HOUSE,
five years old, flsx-n mace aid tai'. shod all
round, spot in the fur-heal. He is a very fiae saddle
Horse. I will give a handsome reward for the delivery
of tbe Horse on the akove named premlaes, or for ia
firmatun respecting him. Address me at Hickory
Wytke, F-yette couotr, Tennessee.
j,4-dawlt J. A. MANLET.
In the County Court of Harde
man County, Tennessee, July
Term. 161.
WhitmiU Cobonrn and wife, ana others, vs. neadlv
Polk, M. S. Polk, Charles L. P. Ik, W. W Polk, Be
dora L. Polk, Bdward H. 1' L Sarah B Pelk. Peti
tion to divide Slaves.
IT appearing ti the court thst the above named de
fendants are noc-reaidents of the State of Tennes
see, it is therefore ordered by the court that publica
tion be made In the Memphis Weeklv Appeal, a news
paper published in ths rit7 of Memphis, reqeirieg said
defendants to ei.ter their appearance In slid cause, and
pleid, answer or demur to t'je sinie, bv or within the
first three days cf the Angust term, 1881, of this court,
or said petition wil; be taaen ror cunresscd as to them,
and set for hearing cx parte.
A copy Test. R. P. NKSI.T. Cleik.
Jy4 w4t Br R. C CRISP, D. C
CENTER MILLS,
a 1.7 r; ins street, over Bayou.
1. D. ELLIOTT
J. D. ELLIOTT
...WM. BLL10TT.
& CO.,
KSKP CONSTANTLT ON nAND A GOOD ARTI
CLE OF
Flour, Com Meal,
Middlings, Shorts and Bran,
wholojalo fxrj c 1 notall.
TJ"The h'ghest price paid for Corn and Wteat.
TKHMS CASH.
CaT All orders left at the store of Elliott k Co., No
S Prcm-nade, between Adams and Jefferson streets,
will be prrmptly attended to. TERMS CASH.
Jel6-lnwlm
Strayed
FROM Kacnn, Fayette county, Tenn , on 8t
nnlay, June W, lt6t, DAPPLE ffB.T
HOSSfl ; rh'rt tail, black fpot under rach je.
about firteen hand's b'gh. worko and rides well, seven ftf
ei.'ht years old A suitable reward will be paid on de
livery of tbe Horse, or any information so tbat I can
gethlin. R. W. GARVIN,
jy3-twlm If aeon, Payette conn'y, Tenn.
JYotlce.
IP30POSB to preerrlbe foi CHRONIC D'SKASBS by
letter, and warrant a care. No sure no pay.
A'ldre a me at Wall fll!l, Miss., givin yonr stiup
titn , and roouey to prepay postasre from time to time
rs in it be required to address ydQ. an l I will promise
you a cure or nave no pay. I will tell you io advance
what will be the charge, giving yna a chance to accept
or reject. J - - In CASTLBMAN,
jyl-lw Wall Hilt, V
For Hire,
AN3R0 WOMAN A g1 Cock, Washer and
lr .ner. Apply to WALT a JOBNSON,
Jyl-lw T7 Proat row.
Corn.
OAAfl SACKS OF WHITE CORN Just received
acd fr sale at lowest market rates.
Jj-Mv
STRATTON, McDAVITT a CO.
UTS!
StSatrs, I'rtotlry.
JUNE 1ST, 1861.
nisoSatioiia
THE FIRM OP P. H. CLARK a CO., crposid of
P. n. Clark, J. S. Wilkins and Tcoe. ii: is tbia
day dissolved by limitation.
The house will be continued in tne same form by the
subscribers. P- H. CLAHK,
J. S. WILKINS
Our stock has never been nore full and complete in
all its branched than at Wl time. Our leading arti
cles are
& WATCHES, &
JEW E L R Y,
siL ifr n ikij,
SILVER PLATED (iOODS,
Guns, Pistols,
MILITARY GOODS,
Cutlery, Clocks,
SPECT A O LIES.
FARCY GOODS, CANES, ETC.
tj All kinds of work done in the be! manner and
rlth dispatch.
Our Daguerrean Gallery.
TITS have kuilt and arranged a suite of rooms for
VV this expresi pnrpose. Onr light combines all the
modern improvements,
Producing, IlMi4rea Quickly
and True to Jfature.
Our Lah-ratory is fnrnisbed witb all the appliances
necessary to prepare the bst cbemlcele. We are aide.!
br a first-class Ai tut, and can furnith our enstomer
with superior pictures in all the various t. les known
to the art
CJ" ArtlstJ furn: hei with 6lock.
P. H. CLARK. y H. CLARK St CO.,
J. S. WILKIN'S I No. I, Clark's Marble Block.
lafT-awa
Cavalry Swords.
A LIMITED nnmbi-r of cV. ajai SWORRS for Cavalry
officers may be artatild by leavinj orders at
GILBERT. ANDREWS h. C'O'3,
t;J Main street.
ALSO Now on hand
lOO Shot Cutis, Pistol. littles
and Howie init;s.
at low figures. JelS If
Fzt re Quinine I
WE hava received and will e;i at a im .11 alv.in.ee
cn cost, in lots to suit purchasers,
500 Ounce Powers X lfelght-
m a n's Celebrated Quinine.
Also, on hand a small lot ef Smith & We-a-n's Pisti:
Partridges. M. KrPMl a CO..
JeI3-lm No Id Ptaaal row.
Jflanted,
JMMB IATSLT, two hundred goo.) hands to make
Uniforms at E. B CRANDALI.'S Tent and Ciotlnug
Hana'actory, 371 Main street. sSavoso B .ck.
JSO-lw
JYotlce.
OWING to the illness of tbe family of one of enr
firm, and tbe other being in service, we have not
bad our office open for seme. lime. We witl, however
very soon open again, ar.d will let our friecds know
where to flat us.
je3)-lw MMM fi HOLT.
Harry Wacarty.
ARKANSAS COMKDIAN, Tl ClLIST, BAN
JOIAT, DANCER, the Anb. r r.. the Man ot
Many Parts, wiil give bis Personation Concerta
EVERY INH THIS WEEK,
.IT ODD-FELLOWS' MM. ILL.
ty Admission 53 cents. Tervants and ChUd'en 2S
cents
Jj3-
TI!!TY
111
POR THE REMOVAL AND CURB OP
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA
AND PAINS OT EVERT DESCRIPTION,
AFFORDING INSTAXT RELIEF!
T"HIS LINIMENT, nri!ik ordlniry applicatioaii, a
perfectly transparent lioni;! will not soil the skin
of tbe most delicate individual, ami warranted to be the
best loeal application ever offered to the public. It.
powerfn! penetrating qualities adapt it to ejnjssrj form ol
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and pain of every iaracter.
Por sale by Ward a McClelland and Cuandier a Co.
Tor sale only by
war a McClelland,
chandler a co-,
DEAK1NO a WETHERILL,
H. P. PA RNS WORTH a CO.,
TALBOT a DANCT,
BRNOSTaCK a CO., acd
S. C. CREIOHTON a CO.,
Drngglsb, and ". . ".
ap10-ls Real street. UeniDbis, Tenn.
Lumber, Lumber
TUST RECEIVED IM. (HO feet clear White Pine, 1
J IM, and 3 inches thick; 160.000 feet dried White
and Tellow Pine Flooring ; soo.iwo reel sawe-j nawa
lor building nnrooses. coats, etc.; a general assortment
of Penelng ; 400,000 sawed and cot Lths ; 600,000 heart
Hv.'esi ha f Inch Slum s. aitl aiu rire orica, iu
addition to oar already large stock of Lumber. Doors,
Sa.h. Blinds, etc
mrJ-t v-a-ln
, which v,e will sell low for CJ
m . 1 ' 'i ' s v A
!Kr BflKt) OKCE THEN FORGET IT.
r LOW'S GERMAN SPECIFIC.
8IT1VSIT A NEVER-FAIMNC
cvn FOR
DYSENTERY 4 DIARRHEA
Is certainly found at laat never known
to ran.
This remedy is offered as a ipeciflc, immediate
curt, in every instance, for Thtenteru, (or
Mux.) IHarrhwa, and every species of bowel
complaints ; and aa such we ntuirantee tt. Vc
here only itste brief and reliable facts, and In
vite yw to examine Ihe circular accompanying
each'box, for full particulart, prooft, and home
certificate: Header, when afflicted, will you
try one box of these pleasant powders? Try
it, and be immediately cured. To delay is ti
suffer, perhaps to 11'e. M
Soldi by the principal Drugprlets throngrMt
the land. Price, 50 cents per box. OrderMy
bo addreaaed either to D. S. LOW, MJr,
CO., Proprietors, or to Meears. Pi.vygff.R &.
(iILbekt, Druggists, No. Ml MeTStreet,
Mcmphia, Tenn.
Jv-iy
SMMittiFF'S JTOTBCMi.
VITAS saaamitted to j ill at Covington, Tipton
1
W . univ. Teuaeesee. on the 13th Int., KS-,
'IRO B,t", who says hl ninie is Bil.y, ab 1
l,e helonirs to Wm. Jjhoson. of Meatpble, Ter
see Slid boy i 17 or 18 year., of ate. Ugal copper eol
or, abont live fiet high, and will weith atout ISO lbs.
The owner la hereby rrqnested to come forw.id, prove
property, pay charges and take him awav, or be will b
dealt with as the law directs.
DAVID C. SLAUGHTER,
Je30-d4w Sheriff and Jailer, Tipton Co.. Tena.
TO WHEAT (.HOUERS.
w
B are manufacturing a good WHEAT SACK, and
ill keep a supply on hand throughout the season.
V4RN0N', PARTES & CLAT,
Commission and Grocery kler. hants,
JeOT-dawIm Me. B Pront row. Memphis.
A. HI. 0DD,
(Snccessir to B t. Sonith a Oo.,)
Receiving, Forwarding,
AND
GENERAL C03WISSI03 MERCHANT,
AND
Steamboat Agent,
AT THE STEAMBOAT LANDING,
PINE 3LUFF, ARKANSAS.
PARTICULAR attention given to th sale AMD
Hiaino oct or neoboes. and to the sale and
shipment of Cotton; and Ii the sale of Flour, B. on
and Produce .( all kinds, Furniture and Merchandise of
all kinds, either at private or auction sale, Jell-lm
)ritttiiifl rintiuja
WHITMORE & BBO.,
S T E A. M
APPEAL BUILDING,
Cor. Unlou street X rrout alley.
H
AVIVO JTST RSFITTBD OUR OFFICE WITH
HNTIRKLT
Mew Material,
WE NOW HATB TUB
LAEtiEST ANII MOST COMPLETE
lTmirr
lii i 111
ix ihe sot rai-WEST,
And an bow prrpaied to exes;e every description cf
Plain anl Ornamental Printing,
IN THB BBS? STTI.E KNOWN TO TTIB ART, and at
pri-ee LOWER than any other Priating House in the
State.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
WBITIvlORE & BRO.
FOR S.iI;Il.
TTTR entirt? materlaJ of oar old oflc. consisting of
tbe Press9, Job True, StaH'K Cabinet, Cases,
ftrAo, Leads and C"inposition Ktilf"' (new), etc., etc.
!-o, ulp No. 1 MitenaK 3l.t-ine. on Lead Carter, a
arge assoruuent .-.f Cdts
)en Osd only ni-itit fi!
all neailj new.
0t and
vhi.h we wi! at pri
ere-t (.f th'.se in need ti
oa. t'a'1 at tLe appeal Job Ho in
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flotliiBiT 13 .jiuf.icic-ry.
CORNER OF UNION AND MAIN-ST.
Al.B ES SOLICITED AND PROJIPTLT FILLED.
J U-n I Tent Maker. ir.l g.d Seam-'resses wanted.
Je9-l,n J. C. MCALLISTER a OO.
Caution.
ALL persons are hereby forewarned not to t argain
for or receive any Note or Notes, amuntiag in the
greg-te to eight hundred and fl. ly doll-ra, more or
'ess. signed M Ilawi. ai.d indorsed by O. N Carletjn.
Ihe constderatios it ihi Notes hivicc failed, the same
will not a. paid.
jy3-lw If. HAWKS.
ifFilltary Caps,
c the SOVATI MIU-
m
iri prepared to fnrtiish
vnjpax ira at ?!
W.VNTRD 1
n th-' same.
my I
or tweive Can Maker: . to eew
PRANClaCO a CO.,
Brirt'ey Biocg 189 Malt: .'.re.-t.
Jai Recelred,
tf CASKS CLEAR S1I.E3,
JU 100 trl-. Exira II BKj
li 0 ca-ks Turner Scotch Ale,
KO casks By.jt U.
Ino bae.'ts Piper 1
ALSO Scgar, Holaase'i
taislns, Lemons, A I ..... 1
myl J. F-
lel.l-etck Champagne
CoSee. Te. Tobacco, Cigars,
', etc For sale by
f'RAKK. No Pr.nt Row.
E5I;OLIJTIOt.
T.TR Srm sf A.J. WARRBX it CO. Watrl ui iker.
Jeweler ;, etc , No. 59J corner Ms'.n and Monroe
-treets MmipMS, Tenn. has ifcia dey h en dl-eoirsd by
he withdrawal of A J. Warren fro; law c .nc rn. The
lna.nesaorthelateflrmw.il be Continued hy th' re
aaiatif partners. Q A O'lkey a-d W. T. Ar.ier.tioder
ih'.til.af OiLKKT a ASOHsR
Hen. phi., June Eft, ML UUI a ARCHER.
je27-tm
THIS GREAT
Indian lledicme.
cojjf otrttDrn raoii
7J
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W
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CO
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nam blood seargdeb!
For the Renoral anit Pemanent Cure of all Di
eatet aritiny from an Impure state of
Ihe Biood, viz :
Mercurial and Syphilitic Taiats,
In all their different forma and stages;
Ulcere,i:rupfions, Pliuples,Node8
or Shit Boaes, Blotches,
Boils, Scald Head,
And the entire class of .-omplain'.s can ed by an impure
state of the Biod. , , .
rjr It invariably enre. Itheomatlsra. Liver I om-
piuint, Oeneral and Nervous Ueonny, isiuiaiuuiii.
of the rfjw.l, j
those orslrectic
nature's own i
form to perfec
ritfor to the n
.iM.kla in the
lljrty recommended for all
females are liable. It is
br.ngs the young female's
richness to the b!.od and
:g health and happiness to
r.d saddened eje, the rosy
Lloom ot haalth to beautify the faded cheek.
The ''Blood Searcher"
Is precisely what its name indicates in all iU length
and breadth, viz : In a searching manner, to seek, to
look for to imiuire, to examine to iavigorale, and tbes
porifviie and cleansing the bl.ed, tbe sonrce. the foun
tain of life, rinsing it to tlow pi.e and unadulterated
in all it-i original purity and v.gi-r. trius removm from
the sys-em all impure and pernicious cauies which
have induced diseaae.
lta etlecia hare been almost miracul -o ! Hundreds
uhjh hundreds have been snatched br It from an nn
timely grave and reitord to the sweets of teal.b and the
ctidea-nients ef friends
We can point to hundreds of cases that have been
cur darter ail other remedies hare tail'd, ai.d many
in-tance where the patients bad given up aa hop. ot
ever being restored to health.
We n t o.j'.y rUini to have discovered a panscea for
impure blood but e challenge the entire world te
prodoce a medicine tbat his its life-giving and s. arch
ing or perliee
JtJ" Price $- per bottle, or three bottles f..r $5, and
forwarded by expr'&a to all p.rts of the Confederate
States, on receipt . f price.
POTTPR a MERVTIN, Proprietors,
go J.trtson-st., near post ifflce.
And general dealers in all p.pular patent medicine..
Sold at all the Dm Stores in Memphis.
Jel8-dtwawis
Salt,
"kfi rtrt SACKS COAR3B SALT Just received per
.4itj'J steamer Ferd. Keunett, an
and for sale at
MtaM Wharf-boat
Jy2-lw
J. D.
MORTON a CO.
CHILL KING!
THE NR VSR FAILING REMBDT FOR
CHILLS AND FVB,
Dumb "lyue,
AND FEVER OF EVERT CHARACTER.
tf" fiP ARANTEED in every caee t. effect a earl
Try it and be satisfied. For sale by
WARD a McOLKLLAND,
CHA MM.KK k OO.,
DEARINft a eVKTHirr.II.L,
H. F. FARN8WORTH a CO.,
TALBOT a DANCT,
SENOSTACK a CO.,
and S. C. CaEIfSHTON a CO.,
apie B .. street, opposite South Markit.
joe pumas
Xegnlar fjarfctts.
FOB KEW ORLEANS.
Regular Saturday Passefger Packet
LOUISVILLE,
JOS. COMBS. Maiter.
J. W. MAINCOURT.
Cleric.
i LeaTfs ."il.mpiils Evrry S .TBSDAA,
at 1 o'c!o?k, r. M.
Helena, every SATURDAY, a'
I P. M.
s
CaraiJi's Landing,
13
SUNDAY, a! t a. M.
Suuic...
Od'.nea Lakdir.g,
Ocinmbia,
tir-earire,
Kags P hat,
Gkrassd Lake,
skipw ill's Lanl.u;,
I.-t- Prtvtd nee.
So d. ich e,
a tlkam'a Bend,
Vick.onrg,
Carthsce,
lJra;..l BMBj
St Jos.ph,
Rolnev.
T
9 -
10
II
H ax
I p. M.
i
5
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II -
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I A. M .
1 -
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7 -
19 -
U a
Water Pro
N.t. hez.
Fort Ad.ms
Red River,
Bar u $r.,
MONDAY, at.
Bal..t, Ito,: je.
Arrive at N-w Orleans a: Ir
M.kiug landings at all intermediate p.lnts.
J AM PS T. BITRWB h. CO..
kllioxt a Tunoil
jyd-'m Agent...
Sleiu.his and Yirkshnrg C S. Hell Lit e.
splendid passenger s'eamT VIC-
DRIA. Moody, matter, O f. !I . s
ri.rk,
6o'c (
Net
i l leave as ab-ivu SATURDAY, at"
k p. M.
Orieant freight taken at ttrd rates.
J. C MfcsaAJfM, or
JERRY H. SANKS.
Jy6-2t 33 uruTit Row.
For New Orlean R.gular Saturday Packet.
T'vn
duriOR tbA m;B, at U p a , ,
i train X and C Hi: rad.
ssaffe a; p r on board M to
OC&NK 6l CiJ.f So fn-n! r;w,
A i. nte.
For New Orleans.
THK1
di: SA1I
Pr fr
ij5 2t
enger pacSet LOCI sVILLE,
atter, will leave as aLuve j
. at 1 p M.
r pal age apply on board, ar to
BLi.ICrr a VINSON, Azar.tr.
The Koand City Ferry.
ri'llK Afcund City Ferry P-cket M
1 CHPSIS, r.n and ifrer Ihe 15;a J
will rnn as follows: Leaves Mound
everv div, exce p: Bund. at 8.
I M, BM p.m. Leaves Mrsphia at 1
OH A at , .ed
. 11 4 a. at..
ant 3 4 , 6h p. At.
Wii make three 'r ., - on Sundays,
let I T. H. CITRKK a CO
Johk n. West j. v. J c-sixl.
WST & FCSSELL,
(Succersors to Hsmilton a West )
COTTOS FACTORS,
COMMISSION .1ND,
FORWARDING MERC HAMS,
No. IS Front Row,
Second door, Mosby fc Ht.st's Block.
Jy3-dawlro MSHPniS, TENN.
jEstray.
STRAYED fr ra the re
scriter ab.":t three
a f AT
haitd-
HORSB, lonr years old, i
rew.r j
JeXi
Fnnt ruw. ne-r atr.rk t -treet
It - .i i i L:
Achancb poat m itn
. ve. have a quantity of d i
BEZF CATTLB ureal- on r..
atj. H Allen's, near the Fair
J-29 lw
w ".A-.
a KAEL.
YotH'e.
VTXK re. ,ve the fT'-acsnry Notes of ths C. S. A.
W attar for all d.ot. die us, arid as cash for ail
Oood. sold.
1 ST."VA'L & MTTCHI.L.
For WtemWs
1TORE 13 He 317 and 3 M
j corner or Union, foro.r y cecums
Drugstore; wilt nssat ttsaaa apaai
red Apply to Wlii'iJ BRU-.
iiS--Jw No
Dissolutions.,
rpEE partr.ershia herrrofore e-xinirig between tb.
A r.art.r.lgaew, nwder the Arm of B. B. Kaber. at
i-d are al' ne antbortxeo to rje tne urn naa.e tu
l.tioo. Mesipbts, Tenn , July 1. 111.
B. D BARSRS,
W. W. Mil. AM,
Jvt-lm B.iWI. NO.
DR. J. H. HcLJJA-V
Strengthening Cordial
BLOOD PURIFIER,
Tbe Greatest Remedy ia the vVoiid,
ABB TH
Kost Delicious
r'j aD
DtlicktrBl toratal
B7S3 TAK3H.
did ia? HEALTH AND srREN.lH. Th.ie is
i cur Li-rer Complaint, Dyspepsia, Diarrhea,
tt,nterr Headache. Derresaion ol spirits reverauu
tgr.e. Iuw'ar.1 Peer, Bad Breath, or any disease ol tha
'g-j' Gentlemen, do you wish t b. healthy, strong
indviassroaa?
tf Ladks, do rrn wsnt the bloom of bealrl to EOT at
to ,our cheeks ataiat Th.n ge .at v'' "rL J
Strengthening C irdia! au l S.o-nl ruririer .
moment; it is warranted to give jt 'm. l . W, -mre
any diaeajse of the Kid. ey. Wovno or awn. r ,
Fainting, Obstructed BatsaBwwBwaw. aAwBBB
Wctub, Barrenn-s, er any disease arming from caronie
X nervoua debility. It is an Infallible remedy.
For Children.
Bo yon want yoar delicate, sickly, puny children to t.
healthy, strong and robust? th.n give them McLean's
Sirenithecing Cordial (see the direction, oa each bot
tle). It is delicions to take. ,
One tabl-spoonrrjl taker, every morning fasting, 1 a
sure pgwvamtiva again.'. Chills and Fever, Yellow Fever,
CarTios Beware of orui
try t palm upon you . bettl.
which they can buy ibeap, ty
There are .Ten men baae i
.lame to dub their vll. dee
mous pirates and their vlllais
Dr. J. H McLean'. StrengU
Purifier. Take nothing eii
or dealers wb. map
ten or Sarsaparilla,
a it is Just aa gjasd.
h to stea. part or my
I. Avoid such inra
samaouods. Aak tar
; C 'd a! and Blood
is th. only rem.-dy
r. . will ymnj Mw.i-j.
.. . .l t.. .h..l, rtMtH 1 7.t: . .n
an-1 at tne 'rf.
'lliie -ir.u.-u-ii iu..,... -
It ia FUt up in large btties 1 pr bottle, six bot
tles ax at-
PR. J. H. McLBAN. Sole Proprietor.
Corner Third and Pine streets. St. Lotas, Mo.
Dr. 5Icl.eaii I'uireraal Plils,
FOR LITER COVPLAIXT BILIOUSXESS, HEAD.
ACHE, ETC.
There has never been a catbar-ic ntedlcme offered
the public that baa given such enure satisfaction
McLean's Co. verbal Pills.
Being entirely regetable, they ar. perfectly innxvnt
and can b taker, by the most tendei infant ; yet prompt
and powerful in removing alt biliuos secretion, acid or
impure, feted matter from the stomach In fact, they
are th.'oaly Pills that should be used in malarious dis
tricts. iIa I ecul Stouiacb, when so cneap a remedy can be ob
taiued K-?tp tberrr. constantly cp hand; a -ir g's d...,
taken in season, may Prevent hour, dayr. and saafstai ot
sickness. Ask for Dt J. H. McLean's Universal tilU.
Tak. no other. Beiirs coated, they are taetelet. Pri..
.Ely SS cent, per box, and can te sent by mail to anj
part of tbe FaueU St-.ts
J. H Mc LEAN. Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine iti, A'.. L-.is, Mo.
Dr. J. D. -IcLt iin r. Volcanic Oil
Liniment,
TH: BEST EXTERNAL IN THE WORLD, FOB
MAX OR BEAST.
Thousands af human beings have been saved a life
decrepitude aad misery by the ass of ibis invaluabfia
Linin ent. It will relieve pain almost instantanetiusty,
and it will cleanse, purity and heal the foulest sore in
an incrlible short lime. McLean's Votcasue oil Lin
iment wtil ralieaa th. moat ureteral, caaaa f Rheu
matism, Gout or Neuralgia. Pr Paralysis, 'J ntracted
Muscles, Stiffness or Weakness in th. Joints, Maacin
r Ligament., it will never fail. Two applicati "is win
cure Sore Threat, Headache er Kara. he. For Burns or
Scaids, or any Paia, It is an lufalilble remedy. Try it,
and you will Hod it an indispensable remedy. Keep
always on hand.
Planters Pairrer., or any one harm? charge al
horses, will save money by using McLean'e Ti.kru.ic Oil
Liniment. It ia a speedy aod infallible cur or Gails,
Sprains, Chafes, Swelling, Lameness, Mweentr, Sores,
Wounds, BcraUhes, or any external disease, r y it,
and yoa will be cocTlnced.
DB. J. H Mcl.SAN. sle Proprietor,
St. Louts, Miaeoni-t.
For sai in Memphis by A. 8. MANSFIKLD a CO J
also by G. W. JUNES a OO , atd WARD i McCLL.
LAND.
Also, by POTTER a MSB. WIN, 15 Jefferson-st., near
post office, general dealers ia all poyui r fami'y medi
cines. t.-irs.wi.
!!l(i.ippl and Tennessee
RaiJroatl.
Through Freight
vlll be del
Je?l-tw
T. W. IRWIN.
Freight Agent Memphis SLvUoa
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