Memphis Daily Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee • Page 4

THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL FRIDaY SEPTEMBER 6, 1861. BY M'CLANAHi a. Grn. Beannsard Official za. or the BATTLE OF BVLlJ rorcHTriris issH- SEADcruS, l-'SaSSa AHJIV nr THEPo w.

1 Burnt WTi KL'-wini eneagecnent between several brtfrades ccmmar.d and a coDsi'emrne ft rre nf "HtMft ii, uuii ixurr, vil 1 1 irj ou were made dulv scaitmtited at tl telegraph. Hut it is mv place now in detail the operations of that da Opportunely informed of the detf ct mm enemy to advance oa Maria. vaneed on the night of the July, were made aware, fit these lem, rf ihe impendine movement; an-accordance whh my instruction, a ppenue.i, marKfa to. dr.wal within tbe lines cf Bull whtrh is appended, marked th fected with complete success duriog-j ccurte-martial, pvea the ar'icles of war, and and night of the 17th ul'imo, in faea I furms cf reporis and requisitions. It also immediate proximity to a largely sr WS anhieet despite well-planned, well-e excfllfnt any sutj ct to cut off the retreat of Jean readily be referred to.

book is very firftat Germantnwn and subsequeutly1 handsomely printed and bound, and is a highly terville, whence be withdrew, by mv crediabie proof of the power of the South to after midnight, without collision, aith vret veoped on three by their lir producs workmanship the North cannot excel. movemen' lisd tbe infertile! effect of lMtot tbe enemy as to my ulterior purposv animated meeting on him to anticipate an unreatsted council mm Bull Run. our Wednesday, and some important matters were As prescribes in the first and at cour- discussed. The first sulject brought forward of he m.r I li mat A Ine of the 18 of Ju y. ruv troops ret B.il frm PninnM.II.

hl Bridge, a distnce of () forward at a former meetirsr, was id- posted as follows lie Ewell's biigade occupied a i -vxiuitv of Ci.ion Mills ford. It Rhodes' 5 and Seib Pa 6th reeitr.e n-bama, and Seymour's ana volunteers, with fourtwelv pot ttzers of Wa'ton's batferr, W. Green's, and Cabel" Hospilal. Dr. cavalry.

respectirc his ajiplica- Jmwomen to wa-h the soldiers of Sou'b Ca-113'' as 1 diS" erston's neuro women who were eers, about the c.ty and f.ll?ime saidI waiTeppo9ed tathe im- ll-inggf m. as perpetrated recently." 11,1 the attention of our cotton acd 1 tabeceo Hinting friends to tlie card or Messrs. BfJn 5wen, to be found in our paper this morning. They are old and reliable business men, and will give faithful attention to all matters ntnis'ed to them. The.r office is No.

5 Monroe street, and as they are punctual mn they will alwas be found at home, unless "professionally absent." Commerce cr Mimphis. Mr. Jno. S. Toof, the aecrefry of the Chamber of Commerce, ha issued his annual statemen or me treue and commerce of Memphis (which has been published in this apei) in a neat pam biet, got up by O'Neil Parrisb.

We have already ata'ed our hish opinion of this statement' which is creditable to the industry and abilities of Mr.Toof; MniTAr.T. The pafMdaV st'sm'oat Alonzo Child, Capt DeHaven, McBnde ttatM, arrived last evenitg from New Orleacs. She bad en board ihe Askew Grays, from New Orleans, beicg company Frf Jackgon'B (11th) regi-nent, Cpt. Q. Willis, let Lie.

A. Willis, 2d ent. E. W. Hamilton, 21 Jr.

Lieot. L. aid seyecty-fiv nca commissiotied officer? atd privetea. Also tbe Southern Defenders, from Arkansas, belongirg to the 12 Ar-knnaas regiment, Capt. E.

K. Williamson, 1st W. A. S. Prescott, 2d Lieut.

F. J. Williamson, 2J Jr. Lieut. G.

M. Williamson, and con-commissiotied ofScsrs and privates. Traveling Passfosts. We are informed that country people and travelers are avoiding Memphis on account of a fear cf difficulty about passports; If such be 'he fact the fesr is groundless, for no pauporl it rrquirtd by persons traveling within the Confederate Stales. A general order issued by order of Gen.

Polk limi's passpoits to pnch 'ravelrrs only as are pa-sing beyond the Confederate States. The ori'etsays: "To guard eff-rtually against information being conveyed to the enemy, it is ord-red that the cc remanding officers at Union City, in Obion and Cliksville, in the county of Montgomery, will place a gu-n! of not than one ncn-commissioned offi-er and two privates at each point, whose business it ebajl be to prevent hy any means -rsotis from passing from tho S'ate of Tennessee to any of the United States without a lawful passport. Tbe commandiss officers a' these posts shall grant pssspnra only to persons vouched far aa entitled thereto. To avoid inconvenience to the loyal citizens of the South who may wih to pass through these points into the United States on any account, It is furibsr provided that all such persons who may not have the means of being indentified at Union City or Clarksville, may get from tbe military authorities where they live, from the Governors of their respective States, from the Governor of Tennessee or from the headquarters of this partmei.t." Porte-Monnaie S-toi-KN. On Tuesday Mrs.

William Tate went Into tbe store of Mr Phil Ipsj on Min street, and while exam-i ung a hat she wished to purchase, she laid her parasol and porte-mor niie, con'aining one bun red and five dollars, on the counter. On turning to the spot she discovered it bad been taxen away. There was no doubt but this thief was one of two wsmen who had entered the etore, looked at some goods and left again. Officers Dyer and Causey set to work and yesterday morning they went 'o the residence of a man named Henry Travens, whose character and si. ion in the estimation of tbe did not make a connection with tie robbery improbable.

Dyer entered the bouse, Causey remain'd ou'side to make observation. The saw Travens, before Dyer got in, hastily leive the house and enter tbe privy, putting his tand in big pocket as he did so. Through a convenient crack the officer then saw bit lift up his hand to the roof of the place, having done which he hurried back to the bouse where he found Dyer who challenged him with tbe theft. He denied any knowledge of the natter, tut on examining a handsome new trunk standing in the bed room, which might probably have been purchased with pail of tbe missing money, the lost porte monnaie was found in the pocket of a woman's dress pack ed away in i The other officer in ihe nran-tiroe examined the roof of the privy where Travens put his hand and there he found a roll of notes to tbe amount cf eigtty-three dollars. Ocs of the notes was recognized by a mark Mrs.

Tate had described to tbe officers. Travens was arrested, the woman, who passed as his wife, is no' yet in custody. RIVKK ami STEAMBOAT SCATTERS. The river totalling it has gone down a foot. The weatLer was stowery yesterday, and business at the landing dull The Carl arrived frosn St.

Franria river, and tbe Victoria fr-m Vicksbnrg The Grand Duke left for New Orleans Tue Bracelet was towed to the wharf and left for up stream Tbe Nc- trebe will go cut to-morrow for Vicksburg in place of tbe Victoria The Litt'e Rock is up for New Orlesns Tbe zzie Simmons is due from New Orleans----The Col. Morgan is due fron While -The splendid steamer Alotzo CbiH arrived from New Orleans last night she had on board the Askew Grays, from New Orleais, and (be Son'hern Defenders I rom Arkansas, a jsasskwc of packages for railroad re-shipment. 3350 sacks salt, 408 barrels of sugar, 'fifteen birrels of lemons, eight bales of blankets, an one bale or socks. Boole LeariBg. roa 1 LARlsur.H AMD JACX oeoT The DT1- din ts'eneT twit! Col.

Morgan, capt will leave aa at-ove thia day at 6 c'clutk Barmatad is I agent. QoiDhrry, Lurry Tor KBW Orleans Ibe p'endit fteiabt acdjm ateamer Llt'l ca. Brown, mnrter, win lavi New SMasBS tl-M evening at 6 oVU ck. J. C- Mc M- oa abd Larry BarmbUd are her tfenU.

"(BT Tile People's Gallery is tbe place for yjood nd cheap pictures, Main street. ffi" We have a lew copies of Wednesday's Aefeal remaining, whicb contains tbe annual statement of ths trade and commerce of Memphis, and which can be had at five cents per single copy, or fifty cents per dozen. Another Pistol Accident. But a few evenings ago a man was ihol iiaU at our landing by carelessly plajing with a platal; uu-warned by the ualanchoiy fact, a brkeman of the Ohio railroad and a fellow workman of his, were yesterday struggling to get possession of a loaded pistol, in a boarding house in tbe navy-yard, when it went off. Toe bullet grazed the bosom and Ml ribs of tLe a supetficial wound of nearly six indies in length.

OF UrrawcTioN LI oVC8 Ya- orhave receives from the pur.iiM.ers, tn ii.r,.nn nf Rirt.mon.i. the "Manual of instruction for the Volunteers ar.d Militia cf the Confederate ly Wis. Gilliam, or the Virginia Mi! lary Institute. Ibis is a different work to the volumes and pamphlets we have been celuged with on the subject of tactics. It is a sol.d book of 559 pages, and exbansts the whole subject, begins with army organization, tskts be soldier thrh all his evolutions, treats of a tnu, ItgM artil- lery tactics, dut.es of officers, tue staff, ba tles, -gg Pr( FERTT ASSESSMENT.

A proposttior, tm the Finance committee, having in view reduction of 15 percent. the assessment of city taxes. Aid. Robinsou stated that the assessment of prrsoi.al property having been made after that on real estate, and s1eof.ftrr prs-nt troubles had aff-ctrd the value of property, it would be just to limit the proposed reduction to real estate alone. Aid.

Tosvnsend said trnt some pirti.in of the city real estate, lying in a portion of the Seventh, and the whole of the ghth ward, had ben valued after the rest, and at the present rates, ther-fore, that property should be excepte from the 15 per cent, reduction. Aid. Valliri-tine stated that his property, which lies in the glgijtD w-ard, was asjes9fd exactly at the same amollnt ist yeir, be therefore contended thai h. rdnrtion should be universal. The official report we t.ubhbh IMa morning shows that the question was settled as proposed by tbe Finance committee.

The Fire Premick Aid. Farmer, from the ordinance committee, reported an ordinance, which Lad previously passed a first reading, Laving for i's olject a repeal of that portion of the city ordinatces which directs that a premium of 15 shall psid to the hre company that, at any fire, "gets the first water" on tbe fire. It has been contended in the Board that this payment is a premium on incendiarism, making it the interest of companies to get up fires for the chance of securing the premium and also causing quarrels and violence, and undue irjuries to private property, in the efforts of different companies to get at any water to be obtained, whether from private or public cisterns. It was also considered that, as are now compares in the city that are paid for their services, and as the employment of paid companies is likely to increase, the premium is becoming unnecessary. Aid.

Amis, being opposed to the stoppage of the premiums, proposed toat the onlimnce re-p rted by Aid. Farmer should be laid on the table. On a vote, the ard refused to lay it on the table, and tbe $15 premium will be paid no longer. The Dr. Bell Case.

Aid. Townsend.from tbe Police Committee, reported that in the case of the charges against Morgan and Johnson, for an alleged assault upon Dr. Bell, the committee Lad been unable to agree. Aid. Gaitor said that the committee at lar-e bad not ha opportunity to say anything on tbe subject, been told that tbe chairman and the Mayor alone had authority upon the matter.

Aid. Townsend slid the committee Led not been able to agree. Aid Gailor said fi of the committee were present at tbe time, and there could not very well be a tie vo'e. The Miyor said that I.ima'lf and the chairman of Ihe Polic- Committee alone Lad power to susperd. Aid.

Kortrecht cffred a resolution that the Board disapprove of the course of the t-o effiers, and suspend Johnson, as the most pari parly, stttjr days, and Morgan ten days. The Board resolved tirtfer the matter to tbe whole Police Commi tee to report at a future day. The Wharf b-at Wreck. An offer was received from Mr. Iowden to remove the wreck of the wharf -boat, at the foot of Union street, and remove and sink it lower down for Tbe Mayor stated that the Wharf-raaster, Mr.

Wolfe, said it would probably be impossible to remove the wreck this year, as tbe river is rising Alderman Gailor ai.d Alderman Patrick expresseJ their belief that if the contract was closed, and the contractor set to work as soon as the water commences falling, Ibe wreck could soon be removed. Alderman Robinson approved the proposition to take the boat lower down the stream, and sink it for tbe purpose of stopping a caving there. He believed the Mississippi river would run where it pleased, and cave in tbe banks where it liked to, and no sunken boats could stop its capers he approved, however, of removing the wreck. Alderman V. Ilintine thought the cheapest way to remove the wreck would be for tbe Mayor to hire men and set them to work on the job be was in favor of "that thing." Alderman Kortrecht waj in favor of postponing the whole mUter, and of ail members of the Board looking down at tbe river where tbe boat lay and the caving was going on.

The postponement was agreed to. This wreck business requires snore diligerc, and less procrastination. If Council had not again and again postponed the matter, the wood-work of the wreck would have been removed long ago now there is the whole hull filled with mud, every particle of which has to be dug out and removed, If Council could have postponed tbe rising if tbe river while their deliberations went along, there would have been some excuse for delay. The present Council oulJ be warned by the consequences that have followed the procrastinations of their predecessors. We are surprised to hear it stated that the river is not likely to be low enough this fall to permit of removal, it is just in tbe fall that the river is usualiy lowest, sometimes so low that cotton boats could take only half a load, and then they occasionally grounded.

We do not l.kc the idea of a city official taking the job and employiig Nhorers, we cannot fell what the cost would be. Mr. Lowden has proved himself a reliable contractor, and he is the lowest bidder. If he have he j' on condition that it be done this fall, he will of course lake the earliest opportunity of doing the work if his contract will be lost by delay until another year, Council appear at lei g'h to have arrived at the conviction that the wreck mist be removed. Let them now take efficient steps to have the woik done.

Tate CAVALav. At a large and entbusias'ia meeting of tbe patriotie young men of the Fifth ward, held last night at the engine bouse of No. 5 fire cmpany, a cavalry company was partially organized, under the above name. It being deemed advisable, "for the more speedy organization of the company," to elect officers to serve until time as the nquisite number of members can be obtained, Mr H. B.

Hogan was selected for captain, and Alex. Waddell for orderly sergeant. The company will assemble again at tbe same place on Saturday evenirg next, when every member is earnestly requested to be present, together wi as many others as may wish to jMn us. By order of the captain. Allx.

Waddell, O. S. Patmotic Donation. Amung the most liberal subscriptions made by our patriotic merchants lor Confederate bonds, as we are informed by C. F.

Vance, agent of the government, ib that of ten thousand dollars in the best Rio coffee by Messrs. Todd Goyer, and about $7000 by West, Cochran 4. Co. The article is scarce in market and greatly needed by our brave soldiers in the fiels. We rejoice to hear of acts as well as professions patriotism among our merchants, and com-BtlJ all ica to tbe good will and patronage cf southern public.

I CARI). I The undersigned respectfully request the citizens of the Ttiird ward, to meet at the hall of I.ibrr Fire Company No. 3, this evening at 7 1 2 o'clock, for the purpose of makii tba 1 ecessary arrangement, tbe more effectually to respond to the call of the Governor of the Srate of Tennessee, upon her patriotic citizens, for inch articles of clothing, as maybe nrcessary to the comfort of her soldiers now in the field. The approaching requires prompt and energetic action. Many Citizens.

iy M. W. Barr, of Louisville, is the special and recognized agent of the New Orleans Associated Press at that point The telegraph company has no agency whatever mine preparation of such reports, nor is It responsible in any manner for the character or truth of the news. jfs?" For war news by telegraph, ae second pa: The Iinnds of the CoBiVdmte Stales as Good as Gold VALUABLE PRoTkKTY FOR SALE. COME AND SEE TfIR TiTviPt vlTfB for 8' his PL tv.atefl on Bayou Brtrolotuew, in Ari 'y cani ty.

Arkmcit'! coDtininff btxot IfrMr-creri (t Land. aV'-O of wbicri are in a fln" eia-r or cultivation a-il tjOt hcro dpaleiu Tuerd is up the ace a -iu'rttbi Dwelti'ig and a cool wit. i mill aiFo, new frme Negro quarter, excellent ciMen water, ar.H mtuv other This pii-cr ei tirelr free tram all MMHlHM to i urii th hipping season, and ony 17 rule- frvM 'te af le-is-iLpi riV'-r. As a Co'Un plantation it ctMlIenptes cornpari-'on wiih VJ other place in the frowilifi crop wi.l In txr nertinn with tb above, I offer my handsomely im.roT' FAMILY KKM OK, two mileu Bouiheat of hionticIlo Drew which, for beauty of sjtna-tftaa, excfl erct of health, coidoe- aid puriy of wa'er, n--i s.rpjrwd wert of tbe itsi-tuppi. For fciFb I red.

nural and reUKiou --mnir t. rue ciluexs of ct-; si.J viciMtv stand unriva'ed. I pr- pv-se to sell the a'ove defcriOed pr peMy at a ir i nee for Conftdprate State Rondi, cr Scztq prop-e rly at a fair valnatii po and silver. My terms are on-thi'd ctfh, balar.ee in one a two years. 1 think I ftr the mot deaiab property I kniw of in tbe State for r-ale.

and 1 only do It Lrrause my demmda my pr in South Lcniann. further partiCjUrs addr Win, J. Montc-mery, a TcnLssee. or th: subscriber at Monticello, D.e jt couiity, Arkan.ias. s.6 1m SMYLTE MOXTfiOMBRY.

LIGHT AKT1LL1KY TACTICS! pOW EBAIT, a complete SLd tiasdaome edition of Light Artillery Tactics! Emtracinai the Schools of the Piece an! Battery, and full iDftrn ti for fl-id tervice frcm standard illustrated, to which is added MDUails tor the Sabre end Onli's vlrr, (jfuTsi Mountinr DutiH of St-ntinrU Pu'iea of mpaniea end Qiarte.nia-ters, BoMiara tatmaai avd m-ne of oking theai; Susgea-ti to SxMiers. Blank Form, etc. Price ttirsM Citpiea $2 SO. leH of any cf the Cocfetrate States aatMB at par. Liberal ii-rjunte to the trade.

A res J. L. POWKR, tth Jck l. iss. liool WantcaV TWILL par the highest maiket price (ar WOOL.

DKABaM, aeR dlwawlt Vo. 369 ata a'ret. MEMPHIS Mattress Manufactory C. WCOLMER CO. RKSPBCTFl'LLT inform thee tiiens of Mempbia ad Qnarteitc-stere cf the Confdt-rate Army, Htraai-boatCaptar-a e'e V.

at they r- prpared to farni-h ail kir alsj of Mattresses. Comforts, Cjis, at the tect Bonce and at tne most reaaonaMe terms, as their faci'itiea are of te most exeoMre order. Maitresscs, Cfimfiirts, Cots, FOR THE ARMY, STEAMBOATS, Constantly on bant, rf-ady 'o be shinned on shcrt notite to any pert of trie Cottederary, cuaranteeing the material and workmanship of bet ord-r. The m-nufactory is cnJer the iHimetiate ftnpervt.ion o' tbe firm IFsM have had tbn expt-neuce of yeara in tbe banners, and flit er them-el e- be aftle t-give entire aatta'actiou to all who will cive them a call. 1 ou't ft-met the piece, t-idr Oonrt fquare.

Warned, y-flve Apply hateiy ae4-lw CH A li LSTOM no I i Imnif dirttly Opposite Depot ot Memphis and harlrston Ilailroad. rpns HOUSB 13 VKW and rcently mrnlkh- lltid Lhi lh r.nivntn ih Bill rra. raasriiKri l- uvri a in i 1 1 will Mt in Din and ChArleKLnai Tjst'u it in thi naaw Jvl lyifl PrnItor. A. S.

11 i A A. S. LEVY Auctioneers and Commission Merchant XO. 196 WAIW STREET, opposite the Clay Btoildfap. PROMT ATTENTION PAiD TO ALL Sf LE8 OF REAL ESTATE.

NEGROES, FURNITTjaS, GROCERIES, IN CITY OR COUNTRY. COXSIGXnEXTS SOLICITED. Account Sales Promptly Rendered. Cash Advanced on Consignments. STEAM BAG MANUFACTORY! 373 MAIN STREET, UP STAIRS.

CI RAIN d1 FLOUR Bfl3 printed, cn hauJ or nian-T rf.ctnrea to order at the n--tt nonce. e3-lm THAP. WASIN'S. Sundries i) (1 CASK' Ind Alp, 2" rak I.tidoQ Porter, 100,00 Ciiara, 25 karrela Apple B-andy, 6 barrels Old Peach Brand, SO k- uEOac Brandy, i. caak do.

So. 1 pipe old Crgnac Brandy, 1 pipe HtllaLd Oin, 25 ha-keia Pipfr Heid.ick Champagne 26 baskets mutation do do 6 barrels No 3 loo barrel Inrilie Cement, 60 bois Tfl.iraph Jfalches, 2 ises Mutn.eir., 10 bag- Black ftpper, 20 R. Oinger, 100 bag. F.xira Plonr, 60 Nues Bmoking Tohacco, 80 barrels pnre Whisky. "3 FI.OL'RNUT fc CRAWFORD.

Candidate Tor WB are amboriied to announce W. f. COOPKR, E-Q ot a canndate for Judge ar ISe SBfSSS Coort of Teniirs-pp, for ihs Middle Division of the State, to fill the v-cincy occasioned ky the re of Hon xhrt Carnthers Blection takes place cn Saturday, tbe 5th day of October. For Sale ANA Ko. 1 FLOHRIKG MILL, capable of makirg jfi 60 bbla.

Flour prr day. For further to 'i8l A. 8. I.KVT CO. Fust Received, Ipn njij rid A RS.

brands; i.5 i trtero and pipe Brandy, 15 bbls. Old BorboD ani kye Whisky, i iMaekMsta tMtfftl and ptote; i IjoodoQ ii'rtr. AISO Susir, Tea, Tibaceo, eic. Kor sale by PRAN1C, an18 daw in Jtft Pront Lumber, Lumber TP9T RECBIVED 126.000 feet clear Wnite Pine, 1, 2 and 3 inches thick 160.000 feet dried While and Tellow Pine Flooring; 200,000 feet' sawed Oedars, for hnildmg purpusea, posts, a general assortment ot Fencing 400.000 rawed and cnt Laths; 600,000 heart Cypress half Inch Shingles, and 90.000 Fire Brick, In addition to oar already large stock ef Lumber, Doors, Beh. Blinds, which we will sell low for cash.

OOCHBAN BttOS. ommmul SBtttetl Uaii.K ttl.l'04. a ut XMM rrUNKSlEtt rlllM TBI: MKHi McMriHS, September 6, 1SS1. COTTON Sales during the three days of 190 bales, of wl.kh U'9 at So 37 at lb; 2U at NMI 18 at 6 at 8 and I at Sc. TOBACCO Sales ol lti hh at Sg.7c.

MKMPIMS TOBACCO QUOTATtOlTls. Inferior Losa IS Oood Lug' I CoiBsaon Aduntu tl 6 If (11 Fair t-TH Kltie I Choice and Bnlect lens WIIKA1 Thee arsa Utile St no demand Is the ar-tie'e yostrrdjy, ant h. tli.l not hear uf a aale worth roll IKWl IMS 111 HrstS isll Wttl re irreg-u'aritv in prices. Sales of 100 extra family $1 SO; 8 I do 7 40; SO do at $7.5 100 tra S. K.

$7 60; 3 extra at $1 mi 60 s. v. at tM OATS 400 boahels so front levee at tOttj and 6oO do from sb.re at tile ro COaN-Nothiui; iiuote 50, 6f-, in to qnsllty. HA Y-3" ba.es at 1 owl. UAlXJIMi AND ROPsV-aai of pes Kentiuky bjggiug at lSr and 30 colls of rope at ISc.

BACON Lunitrd Salss nf clear aide- at 22c. I iaiT tSMjl keg al 04C. COFFSK 17J and lit) bags sold for Conlederate Bon is at and hugs at 35c. Si ll tR Sale of I 7bbd SODA 75 a I I0o. WIIISKT The in like: firm al 37 HC.

1 lots. I ei.nii-1 at $1 5 1 .60 frttm levee JULY I80I- G. W. JONES 229 Main street, JUEJKPnfS, JJAVB JCST RBCKIvaD 30 Ma, Lard on, 75 brls. Lubrlcatia? Oil equal to best Sperm Oil.

50 aril. Alcobol, 2 bris. Pare Cream Tartar, 1000 ozs. Sulph. Quloine, 50 z.

Suiph. Meifalai. 100 ibs. Biuc Hiss, too ids. fiUawl, 3000 boxes Wiadow which be aa low as the condition ot thing will acmit.

W. JONES fc. JvUiaw Mam street. A.UaUST 3KD, 1861. SPEED.DOHflHfl&STBAHG! 314 MAIN STPEET, MEMPHIS, ATE Jss: received a large alJition to our of SOLDIEHS' UNIfOU GOODS! Summer Calicoes.

Bi cache il Domeit Iff, Hoop Skirts, Bars, 6000 yds. lAa. Tlu-tjiiito Keoria Domeiics Tennessee Ch'-ck, Alabama Alabama Tent (stood! 0000 30 fart iOH Narrow 5000 Soldiers' Camp Rues, Soldiers Water Proof Cteakf, tents' Heavy vhawh, 6000 prs. of. 01 Hof e.

The Soathern trde, Comanis and tap-plied with the SOLDIERS' WATKR-paOOF ciJfiP kug at a liberal count tbe retail Ihetse Rufti are mau'ifactnred in thia city, for oor honse e'xclalvely. SPEED, P0N0H0 STRANGE anl-'ifwaw-Mp H4 street. miee MEMPnia AND CnaRLRSTOX R. R. CO, EMPHIS.

AO. tilt 30, 1861. NOTICE iK hereby jrtvpn tu the atccth: Idern in thi 1 on. pan 7 that the booh, for the transfer or stock will hti clcsed on the 15(h Jay of next, and remain closed nnti the 1st day of 1S6 1. A dividend cf fonr pr cent is declared bv the Board of Directors to th tock holder, who a unch on th" September, I8S1.

Said divid-nd will te paid a the Treaaarer's offlce on and after the 1st October next. GEO. ROBKP.T.--OX, an30 diwtocl Secretary. JUST BEOEIVID IT A HEW BOUT, 15,000 HATS, Of dldereat colors anil shapes, suitable for military companies, In lots from bevecty-flTe to one hundreJ and fifty, at FIAXCISCt 289 MAIN STKKET, BRIKKi.KV'S BLOCK. JeS HOOFING Wand's Patent Fire Proof Konfinj, I COST1SO same aa Shioplrs, and can get Insurance aaiae as ou no.

This is the material for roofing Steamboats, Railroad cars and bouses, being thoroughly WATER AND KIRK PROOf, AND DDRABLB! Can be had atshoit notice, and packed in parcels for shipment to all points. Call at 314 Main street. an30-'2w r-PKKO, DORllllu K. ni S3 p7 -1 a a 2 I ut a 4 .9 3 fi trSr-- fftf PIS 8 a -3 ft 9 Fits Kit Sf I I to -D aj a- is 1 1 8 8 i 1 5 ca OB 1 Ill HWtnm (JL.A11K, GBiiQOiiy CO Dear Sirs: Nearly evry person who bhR tri yonr ArubroHla! 01 in tM uelgiiborhoo-l are well pleesed. I think it of tbe bet medicines no in nse fr ihe maoy yuu it.

1 aM eig'ut ot me biaall bjttlea to a n-an rtriiskan down with the Bbettnati m. lie savs be never h-U at rthicx g.ve relief like it. He new pBg abint. JOKATH AN LAWRKNCE. Nev Eaft T-nnene, AnRn-t F'r mH POtTEfl afaTEWlH, t.

COMI'ANY OF IKE STAH-. OF VIRGINIA. An'ii iri-1 ripital (1,000,0) Cash ctpii.i an I so: la tp See cn -'I 1:1 another GQce, oa I ept-neite Km of iphls myl-iy J. T. t.

Ghrolic Gaurssl AN cure for cuikV Weakness, Kectnrca! lanMaVaey I.j.v:. cf PuW.r, iu the E-ck, Stone it. Had4r, OMrasM ud .1 ci.jJ ty doviatlug froij the Ball of nature, ard I' Seif-PUutlon. By the r- si Ifc.s Care all in.proper ducharjea are lenj v.d, tLe aacnej orpins of are curca, 1 full Tiiror roft re Kith--r sex, rKatatajAsUM msir.u.'C. shoaM reflect that a sound Cii IviOo" sr ncnsirv to SSMWsi SsossfMal happiness.

In tiie Cheroiee Cure the pi- debilitated, worn Sawn and detrvt. MBsaal pleasure, w.i; and reller. It is Nine and pleasan. 1. but Immediate In lie action containing no SaiBi ral but ia prepared from pare yegetable the form of a delicious ayrup.

Price $2 per buiile, ttess BsWISS for $5, acd r-warded by ezprese to ell psrts of the woil Bold by ali draolsti evervwhore. POTTER i.TUW!N, Proi-rlrlors, Bole Proprietors, Jitter. in-t. near post office, general dealer, in ail MflBSlSS tsaall SSSdiciues, Kum-SkaS, Tenn. fjp Bo.l in MemphU ly all i-s bit.

drujjlits. Cordial. AS r.isy by we insert this wok Uie adT.rtl.eoien of Jsrdial. etc. It is very well known we ar not particularly to patt-ut medicines, a id, as a genera' thing, ihe whole of them tut little ceremony, and with these seutitcenU we declined Inserting thia advertisement ULtil we knew what were the ingredients of the ue-liiine, and hew compounded.

Thiswehsvelea ned, believing, as we do, fiat that the ingredients rt and the compound Jndiciou.sly made, we recommend it a3 mixture wurthy of pa' lie The above is from the St Louis Christian Advocate, edited by the renowned Rev. Dr. McAfcally, which volumes In favor of McLenn's Cordial. We say to try It. See tr-s advert; renient i.i anothrr col- 1TTIT.

ttR Sl business Matixts. DiS. EBHOniM. HOMgOPATK AND HYDROPATH. Resi leoce north side of Bral street, second house west of Medical College.

OtB ov-r S. Mar.i-fleid Drug Store, Main street. OSce hours, 6 to 9 a. 3 to 3 P. M.

mrZS-lT ce advertiscaicnt of Wan! Mr.Clel-and, wholesale sod rstail Pruggists, 175 and HI Mai! treet, opj-site VISrslMKS kMSSS See F. H. Chirk it column. DeSoto bavin gs Institution OF MEMPHIS, KO. 273 MAIX STREET.

LAIRD, President. W. B. ROSS, Cashier. Tha attention of tbe readers the appeal is directed to the advertisement of (4.

W. JON IIS a. CO, Wbo'osaie Dt No. 239 Main .1.13 lv Notice to Levse Contractors. 0f FRIDAY, 13.h heptfmter, IS31, I wi 1 offer for ntra-t 400 030 Cubic yds.

Lever EmbiLkment. To be r.slructed In Bolivar ciunty, near Mel- Landit For ticu'ars app'y at mv oftlc, corner Sf Se-ond pnd Jrtervjn Memphis the letttrg wid lake place HealrU pr p.s.s are invi td. lb- right lo rej ct ali bids reserved MINOR TWETTIBR, ar.31 dlwiwlt ChiaT nq ce-r. SPECEAL NOTICeV fc will receive Confederate Slate Bond, at par jr all debts du- end for icoods. ST LLM AN fc BBBBM, se'-lm Bsosad street, 1 -1-, Tenn.

IMPORTED WilES AID LIQIORS. CUOMAC BRtNIlRS, (Manel). ra'e ai dark; Rothel.a Carnt ag le Wines, varions bran'V did S.n O'd Hai 111 Sherriei. rt Clar iM Bu-g Wines: All warranted, and my sws iuiioria ion. Con ederate btates Treabury no'es receive! atpar.

cr sale ty B.J Sfl-lw Mo lit w. PUIS OLb HTltKIES. (If) FBL. By. and WkdakisS.

all di--tj lU mil 1 la ihe oiiberu tutes, and from five to st ars old. For by J. No. 9n Prun: N. Elites Treasury uotrs re eived at pir.

ssjjw KOTICC IN aecirdanre with ft reilntion of the Biard sv Aldermen. 1 hereby invre Proo al. for ttie D-xt ten d.vs for the rennval of the wreck of te. wlnrfboat, at the fo of 0nion stieet. JOHN PRK, au2 -lot Ms, r.

I JN hi JOOTS! To the Tr.t4fc! II7K have SBl received por steamer Gen. Quitnian, Vt a lonaignment of New Orleans made BOOTS, compr CAVALRT BOOTS, 8K1N B00T9, CO-iRE33 GAITERS, ND DOrBI.B SOLKU CALF BOOTS. Oaf and e.euine. A. B.

LRVT 4. CO. MAquors i fl Bll.t. Appir brar dv, do. Peach Brandy, -U Mfekls Old Bowk Wktsky, 25 bbls.

Old Ten White Whisky, 25 MMS Old Rye biky, 25 quarter caiks Brar dy, 25 eighth ca ks rbampagre Brandy. Id nan ir cks Old Cognac Brandy, 1 pipe do. do. 1 pipi II and Oio, CO hilt bbla. Orn urin-iv.

as'-n FLOilRNOT a CIl. KURD Cavalry Swords. A LIMITED nnmber of choice SWORD-, for Cavalry officers may be 01. tar ed by leavnu orders at GILBERT. ANDREWS fc CO'S, -oJ Mam street.

H.IO-Now on hand IOO Shot Gun, Pistols, Rifles and Uotcle tin ins, at low flgnr.s. 4f lWanted T3 purchase a small RESIDF.S'CK. convenient to business, for ltie cash. Ad. turough Post effl-e, stating descrip 1.

11 auu p' 1 1, au2S-tf A. 9. I.1VT fc OU LANDS in Mississippi for sale for State or Confederate Konds. Wm. P.

ORKH, BI1I7-SW A- St, KE1D. U.UOPB1FI. PLANING MILL, AND LUMBEK YAKD. WB have recently bnilt a lane addition to our Planing Milt and fitted up our manufacturing department with .11 th. moilern tnurli Inerv for tlie Bianufac.

ture of Bash, Doers, alack. Moulding, Mantles, Door and Window Fran.e, Casings, Cornice, Brackets, Nf-ell Poets, Turning and Scroll Work, of every style. We on hand a large stock of Lumber of all kinds Floorings, White Pine and Poplar Wrataerbearding Sheeting, Shingles, Fencing, and a large lot of Cedar Posts. Our manufacturing department is under tbe (S pervision of an experienced foreman, and we flatter inrselves that as to price, unallty, style and durability, we can compete with any similar lal li.bment In the United States. Ord.ra promptly SBW.

WRII'PLB, BRin Planing MtM, Jyl-l-Iy Near tbe Bajon on M.dnn streM. SOUTHERN PUBL1SHISG H0US1 BOOK AIOJOBPKSXTERS fecond Street, Curner of Adams, MEMPUMS, CTTE now lsstin from the press a large map of the aeat of War in Virgiu.a, beautifully Litho graithed in Col.ra, on board or pper, 28 by 22 inches. Price To Dollars. Also Chart of Washington Citr and surroundings, showing th adjoining Lisbts. approaches, prominent ninlic buildings, Oeorgetown, Alexandria, etc etc giving a perreci bird's eye view of ab.ut eight miles in and around WaMiingten, with a fu.l te- intion tbo rea-ter to trace every strateic movement, should such there be.

in thn vicinity As being the ttieater, probably soon, of ireat events, this Chart, we anticipate, will be of peculiar to all southerners We think It complete and expect it will have a very large sale. On paper, 29 bv 'nches, price, one Dollar. Also Copyrighted A Digest of the Militia Laws of Tennessee now lof rc, with synopsis, index aud an a-aiendix containing the Permanent Constit tion an 1 Articles of War of the Confederate States, etc. Price, -tie Dollar. A liberal ouccuai on ail the above to the tr We will iasue on the first of September Mutton FrrllRh's Southern Menihly, a $3.00 Magazine, Intended to take a high and active stand for the inculcation and promulgation or a pure asd truly southern Uieratnre.

We thill pcMUh 5 Od the flrt number, and bave faith that it will, from Its merits, rap dly double aud treble that nnmber. Address BUriON fc PRELIGQ. at gJl-d3w-llwls Mfiopt 3, induce the uuer i' at mch a sacriflce. given Title perfect. aul8-deodtn m.

APPBSSO.V uvmm uu 1 1 CllAAGMUftV slLL OF VALUABLE REAX ESTATE ON REAL bTRcET. nraSU kNT to a ikore. of the Court at A Meciohis, rendered November Term. I860, in the MOf 1 ai vs. David ixuney, F.

1. aod others, I win, on Taaraia! Octaaar 31, tsei, of mj ffio in the city of pioceed t-o --i 10 th hiehrt A VaEur.b-e Lot of 1 14 tm tilt north s.d' of Peal trfiit, in thr city of Ufhi la, aod bauit4a4 4tais3tifc4 Htlaaia A pad HI. lyitui between DcSot'd strpet and Bayu h. at the rorth-ea-. cortirr or a lot Mid I AvIifMt 10 spjvry Clara, ou tVe north aide of atretf, rvniffg there a-t with at s'rri-t ev.n-y ftv tti tliPi.o nor bo.e hundred sai feet to nk 1 'li-f fcvrnty-liH 'oa nfaka tbnce mmtk "i ptrj.

-t vitl I) doto atltvttwM lianarcd ai.d txty iet to tt." 'iKimS ft AleK The anore Tot of land will t.e nUu a credit of seven at.d ihirteen montha, (trchaarr to execute no'es with approved cecarity for tbe ptvckaM a lien tr be retained on the pre-nla 1 uui'l paliDll of puria iniiny. klfl at 11 a K. JOHS C. LAJflU, fep -isSc wt.lj Clerk aid Master. K.

H. Bfif HslL AND RKTA1L DEALERS IU STAPLE AUD FASCY QIOCElffS 337 MAIN STREET, WEMS'HIS. TEXKS8EE. XJT Soodi Doltvr-d free of clnrge. RcS-m oir cam tbi i 1 flfin p-vrs fonntry made bacrn, and 1 1 I yj pain con try mad.

ool For'j'eby sal PATRICK fc CO. onsri-jY FOR CASH. OOL CAKD3. COTfUN nMNistrj wiirku. KMiTIl.O NSKDI.F.3, COITUN TRV1, CARPKT WARP, MtOOAMI N'D HATS 1 TWILLS AND LIKSBTS.

CAUMtBT JMSJIS AND lUMrs, BLMaOBMO AND r.tlOWN UrlMaS, HAI.F-P.ifTSI) IISNABUHS3, ALICliKS AMI. Ctnff bPOOL OiTON, all si.es. To arrive WO iL OUUXTRV SOCKJ, Jeans, Linfejs, etc. We will tase Wbe.t, Tkur, Wool, Dry Ilic'ps, fjocks, Jeans, Lineejs. Dried Fiuit, fjr or in settlement of toccua.a.

-n-'lv TAYLOR fc to cirrf! piver-. TITK City Assessors appointed by tha of llayor ant t-f the cty of Metrph to s-stesa ani pr. pfrly mbiect to C-rporaitoii Tx hV city piai'puaai fjf ii Yhirtr-firth -'orporate year, lag on the 1st itwy of Jn 1SC1 aud en Hug on the tf Jnn, ISoJ fcaw ui pie ted their labors, an rt-turned th-ir Af-sC: sniciit b-oS to rue at myifTl the Wie.tr' fttce, r.p ciairpm tne nw two utory bunding on uortti-esjt awner of Maduon and rt-co: A streets wrero the same wt! be kept open for the liispe-jtion or a ptrttej iu erected for ten Ujs ittn aud after this dte, ait law aUfCaa. For fn--ther reference made la t'je annexed extract fruin the Citv Or jn relati AMtea-rne RtS. h.

K. K'CBARD. ateuipbis, Acsnst SI, 1-61 City Register. Whan Ihe AaWaasa IkKVt coup etM their As-sessiU'-nt botik. the f-atne shell be returned to, and in, the BeKister's flpa, wb-rc they maybe sut ct 10 pnbl.c inspection for the space of ten cf which toe ikaal be Riven by sa Reenter, in the new-papers, and at the next MttBfi of the Bard of tyor ar.ii A dermrn, aft-r tb expiration of MttOCt any such or property may appal to hav or over-estimates in the asse- uihi.i of his property erected." L.

R. RICH RDS, 8'3-tOt. City Rejciater. Cry papers py. 8TATKMEN FTHR CAPiTAL, ASKT.l A0 LIARILITIK3 OT The Insurance fo.

cf tha Valley cf Virginia. jrti, issi Ma'e in arrnrda' ECS with the law iwfBlattstJ Asenrie; or insnrimce Ci mpar.les, other thou thiase chxrtcred by the Srate of KOmt, The name and locality of tbe company, I r--. tM aj 6 'topany of the Valley of Virginia," located at Wiuctiester, Viritinia. The amount of rapiUl stock $300,000 00 3. 'ibe aniount or capital stock paid up tisa.tis The rnuinder due i.

repreented by stock notes of undoubted security 4,673 300,000 Ot ASSKT3 OF TIIE COMPANY. Amount of cash on har.d iu the hands cf asenbs and other person. 9, Rivtl estate None. Is owned by tbe company, vis Stock Rcuds of Stockholders 4,675 OC Par v.iue. MarVet value.

30 Missouri S's coupon bonds 10.000 12 000 00 It VirEinia 11,000 7 TOO 00 20 Ti-nnessee coupon bonds, 20,000 00 10 Orleans upm ts.nds 10,000 8 wo to 1 Allesnanv cnpjn tsinils, 1 ion 00 Ly.tiliburiciiupoiilnds 1,600 1,2 0 i0 Corporation oi Winchester S's coupon fjOO 600 00 2 Certificates of Virginia reentered stock 1,600 1,0.0 GO 00 Debts secured by tOortcare. to-wit On real estate, worth couble the debt secured 16 677 63 Defcte otherwise secured by pledi-es of stock aud personal security 174 013 43 Debts for premiums 6,41) So Other securiue. as fallows, to-wit: Bank So Par value. Market value. 130 Farmer' Bank of Vircinia stock $13,000 11,3 0 00 80 shares Merchants aud Mechanics Bank 8,000 00 61 sbnrrs Bank of Virginia stork 3,570 3.718 90 60 Rxchance Bankof 6.000 ti shares Hank Commerce, 1 600 oo 20 shares Pairmount Bank, 1,000 9oo oo 78 ihares Dank of the Val-ey of ritiuia 7,800 8,112 00 10 shares Bank of Winchester 600 400 00 22 -hares Bank of Louisville, Kt 2,200 400 00 6 shares Bint of Kentn.

ky, 6C0 600 00 6 shares Commercial of Kentucky 600 600 00 10 Winchester gaeotnpany 600 400 no 41.140 60 Office furnitnr-, stationery, plates, etc sno ou 8323.192 4 Tbe msrkft vlue -f the above stocra have been put at tbe home price as far as could be ascertained. Amount or liabilities due and not dueto banks and oilier cr.ditors 94 Losses adjusted and due and nnraid because of contest amor creditor: 1,931 24 Loese- adjusted aud not 08 Since paid 00 6.9 8 08 Loeses nnadjusted (at risk) 4,706 66 I.oi-ei in waiting fnrther proif, none except what are resisted ou the ground si rraud, aud not alU wed. All other claims against the company, there are some unsettled matters in which it is believes! there will be a balance in favor of tbe company, aud the offsets in these cases are not embraced in th above statement of assets The greatest amount insure.1 in any one risfc, ihe aen-eral rule of tbe compauy is not to exceed $5000 in any one risk. The greatest amount aska-pany to be insured in any city, town, or village, depending upon 'lie slxe and how bnilt. The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any one block depends upon Its extent and con-1 ruction.

Tlie set of Incorporation of the BtBxfaMf the same as heretofore died. J. S. CARSOJf, President. W.

L. Secretary. STATK OF VIRGINIA. Frederick Connly, to-wit Carson, President, and Wm. Besit.

Secretary this personally appeare.l before the subscriber, tbe Peace, in and ror said connty. the State afore-ald. and made oath that th. statement Is true, as shown by book, and papers ou tile in the i dice or said company. It this 13th d.V of Au.Ut, 1PI R.

BDWF.N, J. P. STATK OF VIRGINIA, Frederick County, to-wit I RrllV Clerk of tbe County Court of Frederick ronn'tv. in tbe Slate aforesaid, do hereby certify tli. i Howeii before whom the foregoing affidavit wu.

ma le Is a Jn-tl. eor tlie Peace in and said couil-tv dulv omiH.i..iied and sworn, aud that to all his acta mil faith aad credit are dae and of right ongm a. be g.venas Mtl In courts of Justices as thereoat. In IslllMSMJ I have hereunto subscribed my ilie seal of said court, this i3th day of iui.i.i IS6I. and iu tbe 86ih year of the common ZStSk.

MILT, C. C. STATF OF VIRGINIA, iTF OF VIRGINIA, redertck county, to-wit: I R. bt B. Wolfe, Notary Public, in an-l for the county aforesaid, do hereby cer'ify that I have examine.l, and compared with the foregoing statement, the bond, certificates cf mortgaees, belonging to the Insurance Company of the Valley of Virginia, and tlnd them to correspond therewith.

And I do further certify that the value affixed to each is cor-rec so far as I am atve to determine from quotations, and other reiable sources of information, and tht th. mrtgaaes are on properly of double the valne of the debts secured thereby. In testim-ny whereof, I have herennto subscribed my name and affixed my notarial seal, at the town of Winchester, August 13tb, 1:61 ROBT. B. Notary Public.

STATK OP TBNXKSSKK, 1 Contboi.leh's Ovfice. Nashville, Aug lf, 11. This is to certify, that the Insurance Company of tbe Valley of Virginia, located at Winchester, in the Slate of Virginia, ha. compiled wiih all ihe requirements of the code on the subject of foreign insurance corporations, in sections 1498 to 1507 inclusive, as well as the act of 24th of March. I860, cnap-er 216, section 70.

requiring a drpoai' with the controller of twenty IlkMS. sand dollars six per cent bon.ls of the state, and that 6 W. L. Crook is the legally anthoriied agent of said company in the city of Memphis, State of Temieaae. J.

V. DCNLAP, Controller. GKO. W. L.

CROOK, lnsura-ice Agent and Aversge Adjuster, Telegraph Building continues to receive applications, issue and renew policies for the above o'd and reliable uthern Insurance Companv at rate, as low as anv solvenfCnmpany can afford to take. se3 SEIFIKG MACHIXE NEEDLES. PEW d' zen lust received. Apply tr au3l A. 3 I.KVT fc CO Liost A LARGE GOLD BBAL and HUCKLI, on a black leather fob A liberal reward will be paid fur its delivery ai Keek's Livery Stable.

as22 6E0. W. FBHER. a1 racks Covet 7. JUNE 1ST, 1861.

Dissolution fTtflB FIRM OF P. H. CLARK fc coffiposrd of F. H. Clark.

J. S. Wilkin, and Tlios. HiU this day dissolved by limitation. The house will be continued In the game form by the subscribers.

f. H. CLARK. J. S.

WILKIN3 Our stock has never been more full and complete all biauche. than at this time. Our leading articles are WATCHES, JEWELRY, SIL, T'JE 11 IRE, SILVER -'PLATED GOODS Guns, Pistols, MILITARY GOODS, Cutlery, Clocks, SPECTA LKS, FASCY GOODS, CASES, ETC. T3" AH kinds of work done in tne best manner and situ dispatch. Our Daguerrean Gallery.

WM have built and arranged a suite of rooms for thia express pnrpws. Our light combines ail the modern impr.vemeuta. Producing, Pictures Quickly and True to Our Laboratory la furnished with all the appliances necessary to prepare the best We are aided bv a Artist, and can furnish our customers with superior pictures in all the various style, known to the art. Artist, furnished with stock. f.

a. CLARK, I F. H. CLARK A J. S.

W1LK1N8. Ko. Clark'. Marble ell onw rtutinj rintinp. WHITMOSE BRC, STEAM APPEAL BUILDING, Cor.

Union street Front alley. AVTNO JITST RSFTTTRD OCR 0FF1CB WITH f-STlRRLT New Material, wa now nAva tbi LARGEST MOST COMPLETE JOB PRINTING MM i. ihe soarra-WEST, And are bow prepared to execxts every description of Phia and Ornamental Piiating, IN TUB BEST STTLR INOWW TO TTTR ART, and at pri-ei LOWRR than any other Prietlng Hons, tlie aute. GIVE U8 A TRIAL. WHITNORE BRO.

FOR Smif'F. rpHK entire material of onr old oce. consistms of 1 the Presses, Job Type, stands. Hnle, Leads and Composition Kettle, (c.w), ere, et. Also, one No.

I Mitern.a Machine, one Lead Cutter, a asrtxent of Cata. all new having been u.ed 011I7 about dlteen or eighteen month-, and whi. a we will sell at p-icea that wir make it to the interest of thc.e in need of such materia! to purchase of us. Call at the Appeal Job Uooma -ir57- ta wnirMoaa fc bko Clark Falier's AMBROSIAL OIL, (LARK. GREGORY Hole PropriotorMi CI-RRS He.ilache, B.rache, Toothache, in three rain-ntei, Rheumatlaui, Neuralgia, Colds, Kry-nipelaa.

BrasKbitls, Dyspepsia. Colic, Cramps, Inflamed yes. Chronic -re Byes, Sore Throat, Cuts, Burns, Brume. Sprains, Chapped Hands, Piles, Ulcers, Diarrhea, Bunions, Corns, Fronted Feet, Deafness, Old Sores, 8 re Breast, Sore Nipples. Scald Head, Ringworm, Tetter, Snake Bites, Spider Dog Rites, Rat Bites.

Tr. world ts challenged for its equal for Scald, a't-l Burns. It cures Scratches on horses. Sore Bye. os horses.

Sprains, Swinney, Poll Bvil. Fistula, saddle and harness Galls, fresh Wounds or Swellings, and is the best known remedy to apply to tender-footed from foander take up the feet and bathe well about the fro. of the foot. Cures all cutaneous diseases on man or beast. No one medicine can are in all but we caa show more real proof of the virtue of Ambrosia Oil in it heaHog properties, from responsible men, who are above being bought, than can be prouaced for any other medicine.

We do not assert a enre for every malady to which th. human family are subject, bnt what we proclaim wj car subMtanti te by living wiinesM. Tbe Ambrosial Oil is a Nashville preparation, and sold throughout the South and South-west by all good druggists and general deal era. The South may be Justly proud that Dr. Clark, native Tenneas-eean, after much tabor and research, has produced a really worthy medicine, which 1.

bound tc drive out much of the worthies. Imported trash with which the con ry 1. fined ed. Please ca': ai nr otve, wnere we will take pleasnr. in ehow.i.g ietu and te.timoaials too numerous to set forth in th.

torrj of an advertisement, some of which c. from pbwslrian in nigh standing, who are using 11 In practice. a they state, with marvelous eflects. We challenge the world to produce a remedy so speedy and effectual in its healing properties. rf Read the evidence of the virtue of Clark fc Fuller's Ambrosial Oil, evidence so authentic, and from persons whose word and standing are irreproachable Read aud he convinced.

CLARK, URKGORT Proprietors. Nashville, Tenn. For sale, wholesale aid retail by POTTER at MERWIN, SS Jefferson street, near Post Omce, An. I general dealers in all popnlar patent meicine. DESPAIR SB CHEERLNG PROSPECTS SO FAR! Victorious LATEST NBwrsi The "ARC.DB," the plae ef rendezvons, i.

now removed to Front Row No. where those interested should call for ma. All will be served la the Auction trade. The word is now P.rade, Parale I Don't forget yonr NEGROES and RBAL BSrATE. We five attention to either or both, flr.t-rate.

M. 0. C1TCB fc SON, el-lm Auctioneers aud Real Estate Srokait. nwm 8. Mail Line for TatSfiatMrf.

TUB (splendid pa-ener packet F.trD NOTatdCBiC. Capt H. BiasceM. leave aa atKre SA.L'Kif, lust ai 6 p. at.

Far freuht or pahr-age appi t. e6 3t LIHT HATlwI-TAT. A(tnt. For New Orl ns ihr in Hi Honrs rjlllB new ateamer Ulllfl BIMMON3, Richardson, ma-ter. will leave as above i on SaTL'RDAT, Tin at 5 f.

positively. Kor freight or pas-as- applv to JAS. T. BOIjr.KH a Afent.s, ae5 3t Me. front row, np taira.

For Clarendon, Des Arc, West Point, Aujusta and Jack-sonport. citiTB Que, fast and cr pa; packet J. 11. b-r-v. mastT.

I.aviug ac naws' will Lave as above THIS I)V. Sth at oMjck p. ai. Pit freiglit er i-asnage board, or to LAMM II ARMSTAU. Aceot.

6-lt Corner Madi -t ai Front For New Orl-a-r. rpng passenger packet 1 ITTiB Roi'K, M. Cart. J.nks Brown, leaves ss FK1DAT 6'1 n-t Iff St. Foe freight or passa'e 10 J.

C. McMANCs, ir sf4-3t l.AURT HA: ST AD, Agents. Hi Cl-WSTC it.v'B t-fAleS MA1I Ll's'a Ti.e above line win. riurirg I water In th. Ai.

ansae rir, roa Diii.il ktssSI from Na-po eon to L.tlle Rock. KssSM ears Issilm sfflSMMISM Mondays. Wednesdays and connect direct!) with these bouts next day Man leon. Ihey leave Napoleon SunJay, Tnsday aud Thursday ssH (SWSSSl c.oc! at Little R.s-k wi-h cocba rr Ilot p-iLgs Fjrt Smith. Jfor farther i'oim ittri apply to Jo.ttf I).

aD.ss, Kiop lti-r. or I.ARaT H-iftMSrAD Ant. Js30-3ib rernr Madia at Fro m. Fur Fort Harris. Fultun, oscmoEt New Madrid aud K2KTUCKT PRIEST.

Leaves every Tuesday and Fn 'ay at 4 r. ML fpilK sMsacU pasencer and freight I v-v -r ti- as Pnest. wilt leave a. above ev.w TT DAT and PKli AT at 4 o'rt -jr aa. mail and making all prorr-pily -r fr.tcb pasaiiae, havi-( iu.

e- -rr board, or to D. SI ON je28 3-n C. McMAXliS, Ag-n-. The Mound City Ftrry. Mouiu u.ty eer Feegi-t a H.

t'HVtill on and afer the Jur.s will rnn as follows: Leaves Mojnt everv day, except feunds). fiM. 5. 10, a. and 1K.5H P.

M. Leave. at 9, IU a. and 314, SH r. M.

Will make three tri.s on Snrdajs. let. p. rrnpic SluVAl affstBI JrST receive! per ste.mboat Hary Keene C'ty Lhdj. Fair and Prime iu For aal I wrorca-h.

FI3DER, WHTs'R- a ac31 2w No 3 Brdl-y B'ock. RM Kit I BWB1 rovar ast A NTLT or. hand Use. fr i rrwn xsU-S, rec-ived aud low to the trade 100 Ko. I Rice.

FISUE H. Ct) au3 1m I HOMEOPATHIC If rOR2S. no. 52 anHOaOS lest, Two doors froaa Mscaatl srreet. ort-Jwi nr.

-HiaaT thk (i lit tndSan Wertiezne9 cor-iporsDED prom 33 JSS BO samas Ii1fir8 BLOOD SEXRCBEB! For the Rfnova2 Gnd Pemianrnt Cure of u7 Di-etues arising fro-n cn I.npure tlate qf the Blood, viz ercitrial aiad Tphilitic Trials In a'l their diffrm fL-rms and sa73; or Sliii- Ri tcliea, Dolls, iead. And th entirn clan of oompiauntit caa el by an iaapnra atat of the BIod. X3T 11 invariably enrea Rbpntnatlasa. Ur Cam-plaiut, GfDfrjl and Ntrwns Dc unity. Icflanmaiiaa of the and a jm laiaTaa Ij for all ttcse BBBtncBHM to which ItAalM are liable.

It natnre'a own cosmetic, it rr tlie yenng feTaa.e'a Rinnv richae- th bkod and irfor to the nerTts, caruir. and happinea to aparkla in the downcast aad Muiued ee. Uw roay tloom of to fad -d cbek. Tbe (Dlool eaicher" Jtt precisely what Its name in licates in all its lerrth and bread! vi In a aearchnig to aek, to look tor. to ii.qu.re, to exam ae to aad tbna pnnffiTiff ani cleansing the blod, the amerce, too -tain of life.

catisioR it to flow and anadnlteraed in ail it original parity and vigor, thne PHavvtaft from the eya em alt lmjire and peru. curia cause whicti have lndnced disease. lis ettocta bave ben almost miracnloos! Hno'lrta irr--n hundreds hr.ve been snatched ty it from oo untimely prove and rertord to the aweoti of health aad tho endearments wf friends. Wo can point lo of ca.s thit bsve been enr-d after al. other rrmeoiea have and nsv ititances where tb patients bad given np al: hopo of ever being restored to health.

not claim to have discovered a panect or IMPURE BLOOD tut we chal.n7 the entire world a mediciao itii L-3 its life-givmg and aarcn-ms pr pertifs. Caprice $3 per bottle, or thre bottles for $5, and rcrwsftidcd by expess to all prts of tho ConiAierato Sutee, on rece it ai price. POi'i i li St MFP.WIK, Proprletora. 65 near poat ffioo, Aud rfneral dealer in all pvpu'ar patn' mediciue. S-td at all the ai Store in at? mi is.

JlS-Uwawis dr. j. h. Mclean's Strengthening Cordial BLOOD PURIFIER, Tne Greatest Remedy in the World, Most Deliriac? ail Pelfxatfal (VrwUi avaa The tbooaeride upon iboaeand. wfca are daily uclBC MrLean'a Btrengtarains Cordial certify that it i abase lutely an iufa libJS Before (rida? lng and enrichii tne moot reexvni ins invalid to HBALTH AND STRI no ml.

take aboat it. It will enre Liver Complaint, riTienterv. Headache, Depreneion ot pp.ia, Diarrhea, Spirit. Feve' aad ay iisease of tba healthy, strong a texuonnl gt McLean'i ltr.T lelv not tl.raction It will tons or Bladder Fali i us of the L' from chronio reinerty. Ague, Inward Fever, Bad Breath, or Liver, Stomach or Bowel.

jfS" Gentlemen, do yon wUh and vigorous 9 Ijr Ladies, do ynu want the to your cheeks again I Then ge at Strengthening Cordial and Blood Pui moment; it is warranted 10 gives, sure any diseaae of tbe K1J1 eye, Fainting, Obstructed Mennrantio- Womb, Barrenness, er any disease a. or nervous debility, it is an inialiibi For Children. Bo yon want yonr delicate, sickly, puny chiMree to be be. Ithy, strong and robust? th.n give them McLean's Strengthening Cordial (see the directions on each bottle) it is delicious to take. One tableepooofnl taken every morning fasting, la nr.

preventive againt Onills and Fever, T.Lok Fever, Cholera, or any prevailing disease. Cacnos Beware of druggist, or dealer, wh. may try palm upon yon a bottle of Bitter, or Sartaparilla, which they Can buy by aayin. it Is just aa good. There are even men base to steal part of my name to dnb their vile decoctions.

Avoid such infa mons pirates and their villainous compounds. Ask for Dr. 1. McLean's 'dial and Blood Purifier. Take nothing else.

It is the oniy rem.dy that will aerify the blood trtorottgfc.lv. and at the saics time etrskigthen and invigorate the whole organl.atiuo. It is put up In large buiee per bottle, or aim but ties for $8. DR. J.

H. Mr-LB AX Sole Proprietor, Corner Third and Pine St. Louie, Mo. Dr. McLean's 1'niversal puis, FOR LITER BILIUUSA'ESS, HAD ACHE.

ETC. There has never been a cathartic medicine offered the public that has gives inch entire satisfaction McLean's Universal Pills. Being entirely vegetable, they sr. perfectly lnaocent and can be taken by the most tender infant jet prompt and powerful in removing all bilious secretion, acid or impure, f-ted matter from the stomach. In fact, they are tbe oniy Pills that should be used in malarious districts.

They produce no griping stcknesa cr pain In the atom. ach or bowels, though very active and searching in their operation, promoting healthy secretions of the liver and kidneys. Who will suffer from Billousneee, Heada he and Fonl Stomach, when ko cheap a remedy can be obtained? them constantly on h.ndj a single dose, taken in season, may prevent hours, days an-l mouths of sickness. Ask for Dr. J.

H. McLean's Universal Pills. Take no other. Being ated, tbej are testeleee Pries enly 26 cents per box, and caa be sent by mail te any part 01 ta. boi.eu mat-s.

J. a mcls AN, Sole Proprietor, Corner Third and Pine St. Loots Mo. Dr. J.

H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment, THE BEST EXTERNAL LV THE WORLD, rot MA.V OR BEAST. Thousands ef tatnnan beings nave ben saved life decrepitude and misery by tne eae of this lnvalnabla Liniment. It will relieve pain Instantaneously, and it will cleanse, purify and heal the fonleet ia an incredible short time. McLean's Volcxuc Oil Liniment will relieve the most inveterate case, ef Rheumatism, Gout orNenraigia.

For P.raly.-is, Contracted Mneclea, StinneA or Weakneae in tbe Muscle, or Liaamnu-r aver fali. Two application, will cure 8or. Threat, Headache or Brahe. For Burn, or or any Paia, it is an infallible remedy. Try It, and yon will And it an mJisperiraLie remedy.

Keep ajway. on band. Planters Farmers, or any cue hfvlnw charge horses, will rave money by saing M. Leaa's Volcuif-OU Liniment. It is a speedy aod mumble core tor Galia, Sprains, Chafes, Swelling, Lameness, Sweeney Scr.

Wounds, Scrat or any external disease. Try it, and yoa wi.i be convinced. DR. J. McLRAM Sole Proprietor, St.

Miaeeurl. For sale in He aphis cy A. MANSFIELD fc COJ also by G. W. JON ta fc sad WARD fc McCLMLe LAK1).

Also, by POTTER fc MBS WIN, SS Jen.rwn-.t., near poet office, general dealers in all popular family medi- "SU kU..