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AWFUL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION
six KILLED and ThirteenwOunded
loss OF THE FOREST ROSE.

We learn from Nj. KANE, who came passenger on the
steamer Kate Frisbee last night, that on Monday after
noon. between two and three o'clock, the steame. FOresi
R0scexplodsd both her boilers when within two miles OF
Napoleon, Ark. Ths boat was tora u pisces, and four
men and a boy were instantly killed, and thirteen wound
cd, one Of whom has since died, and it is feared that sew
eral others cannot survive.
The Forest Rose was from New Orleans, bound up the
Arkansas river, and was heavily laden with freight for
towns on that stream. She was owned by Captain ALLEN.
OF Paduc4h, ky, who was her commander. We did mot
learn heT value, OF whether she was insured.
We have Only asoertained thu names OF two Of the
kmed Mr.. THOMPSON, one Of the engineers, and Capt.
ALLEN S son, lad about e ght OF ten years Of age. The
bar keeper and mate are among the killed. The WOUNDED
were taken 10 the Marine Hospital, where they are re-
oaiyinF every attention from the citizens Of Napoleoa,
one O. the pilots is horribly mutlated, and lis thought
cannot possibly survive.
InmesiatGy after the explosion. the citizens Of Nspo-
leon were running to AID fro, SO distinct and loud were
TIE rports, iEquirilg she cause and w3enos il came. As
coon S. it was 2scerisIned that a boat had exploded, all
the skis taat could De prscured were manned, ana
started down The river 10 reader aid. The steamer Ar
kaEsGs, which was lying al NapsIe0n al the time, also
went 10 the assistance q the sufferers.
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PITTsEURGu March SI-The river is falling, with
~forty-six inches in the channel.
LOUISVILLE. March sl.-AFrived, steamers Gulnare
and Greenwood; departed, Memphis.
NEW ORLEANS, March sI--Cotion, ssles to-day, 1900
bales, I5zFIs2. Sales three days, 6 go bales. Receipts
to-day, $500 5sIes. Receipts less than last year, 100. go
bales. Decrease in an he southern ports, $4,000 bales.
Freights On cotton to Liverpool 5 I-16.
NEW ORLEANS, March 80, p. N.-Cotton market IN
changed. sales to-day, 5000 balls; receipts last week
23FoO bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March sI.-Sugar, moderate business
doing at previous rates
NEW YORK, March 81 Cotton, buoyan;, advanced =
OK. sales . 5000 bales MiddIing orleans, I4H Mid
ding Uplands. IsE.
CISCINSATI, April 1.-Flour, demand good, more buy
ers than sellers Whisky, duI, declined 10 2sc; Provis-
ions armer; Mess Pork, sold at s2l so, holders ask So;
Lard, 49,. SuEsr, firm, fair demand; MO'assesdul.
NEW YORK, April I.-Fiour heavy; State declined
Ice; sales at IS 536S5 20; southern, &c lower; Sc CSC
SIS IS. wheat steady. Corn unsettled. Ness Pork de-
clined 20c. Prime Pork ICc lower. Provisions generally
Steady
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TRIRUTE OF RESPECT.

At meeting Of the members 81 the Memphis Bar held
in Memphis, On the first day Of April, 1857, the following
proceedings were had in relation 10 the death Of r. A P.
DUNCAN. Hon. John P. Csruthers was called 10 the
Chair to preside over the DELIBERATIONS OF the meeting, and
Marcus J. Wright Was appointed Secretary.
The object Of The meeting having been announced BY
the Chairman, Messrs. Ishsm e. Harris, B. B. Wad4eu,
J. T. r. Pay and Smith P. Bankhead, were appointed a
COMMITTEES 70 draft and preseut such preamble and resOlu-
tiOas a. would be suitable testimony Of respect for his
memory, and sincerely express tho feelings Of his breth-
ren, who are left 70 lament his death. The said commit
tee having reported the following resolutions, the same
were unanimously sd0pted:
Your committee has heard with feelings Of deep regret
Of the death Of our young and promising brother in the
profession. r A. P. DUNCAN, whose career among us
for the last few years has won f0r him the high esteem o.
Ell who knew him, and q place a. lasting as life in the
memory Of many warm and d-voted friends. Therefore,
ResOlUed, That we deeply depOre the death Of Il. A. +.
DUNCAN. and that we uBfeignedly oondole with bis az
nicted wife and relatives In his deoease; that q copy Of
these proceedinEs be spread uTon the minutes Of the
Courts OF Memphis; that the same be published in the
N. mphis newspapers, with the request that the Nash
vile and Columbia papers copy the same, and that 4 copy
Of these proceedings be sent to bis bereaved wife an Re A.
tives.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JOB P. CARUTHERS, Chairman.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, S~ecrefary.
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trustees sale.

nURSUANT TO a Deed OF Trust, made and entered into
i on the 18th day Of February, A d 1856, By Thomas
J. CogsweIl and Anna N. C0Esweil his wife, wherein I
am appointed Trustee, for certain purposes in said deed
set forth, will proceed to sell at public auction, for cash,
in front OF @. b. LOcke's auC; ion store, on Main street,
ia the city nf Memphis, Tennessee. on FRIDAY, the lst
day OF May, 1851, TO the highest bidier for cash, the fol-
lowing described piece or parcel OF ground, lying, being
and situate in the city OF Memphis and state OF Tennes
see, 10 wit. said lot OF parcel o. ground l. known and
desiglar Ell as the lot Of grOunn decided 70 Fore, TaylCr K
Robinson BY ". L. Vance, and bounded as follows, viz
BeRii ming 40 a stake on the north side Of Beal street,
about sixty feet east % the eastern bank Of Bayou Cay
Csc; thence ~eastwardly with the north side Of Beal ftTeet
thirty feet g a stake; thence n0rthwardly al right angles
vi D BeaI street one hundred and fifty feet to an alley;
thence westwarily with said alley thirty feet % a stake,
and theme southwardlyt 70 the bcginning-being south
W ST corner Of Block No 81 Of the South Memphis sub
diyis0 on. ! viii convey said properly 10 the purchaser in
as full and complete a manner as I can as Trustee, and
not in any other way. II C. CLARKE
aDI-td Trustee.
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Clerks sale of Valuable City
Property.

Frs1sr Titus; Louisa !, Nelson E1-Parte Petition 70
By theiT s sn1 p,aSi1. and next division.
PURSUANT to a Decree Of the Circuit Court Of Shelby
above causa, I will, on
SATURDAY, THE ID OF MAY, 1857,
on the premises, in the city OF Memphis, proceed to sHi
TO the highest bidder, a valuable Lot OF Ground. bru g
part Of Lots 1876, 137 and 13s, fronting 81 feet - i-cht7
on Exchange Square, and running back east la
Main street, IN the city Of Memphis. ccun.y II sbr-sy
and State OF Tennessee.
TERMS OF Sale One third cash balanss On 3
credit OF one and two years, in equal instai Pun
chaser TO execute bond security for the unpaid purchase
money sni a lien will te retained on the Lot until final
payment is made.
Nevertheless, said Lot viii be offered al private sale
upon the above terms, until the above time, when, II a
suitable purchaser is BOT found. said Lot viii Be sold as
Aforesaid. For PARTICULARS, call on Frazer Titus, J. n.
Provine, or me.
mar2s-tds N D. L. STEWART. Clerk. &C.
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COTToN RECEIPTS - CoNJECTURAL EST
oI.TE-The cotton receipts Of Memphis for The past sea
son amounted to about 500 900 bales. The next season
This sum viii most likely 70 Be decreased fully oue-third,
making a total Of about 100 900 bales. If a mn crop
should BE- made this year, We may add 5000 bales, max
ing = total Of $50 900 bales, CT near one-sixth Of The
whole crrp q the South. This increase upon former re-
ceiFts vii come from North Alabama and Mississippi
and result from the completion Of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, and the extension into Mississippi OF
tue Mississippi Central and the Mississippi aud Tennessee
Railroads. the latter penetrating the Ch0ctaw COUNTIES.
which have heretofore shipped their cotton almost exGu-
s.vsly 10 New Orleans or Nobls as the hust market Il
this conjscturaI estimate spproximates Correctness, 1t is
Not d.mcut t. see that the future destiny o Memphis is
upward and onward, and that the time Is not far distant
when all her railroad connections shan b. completed,
when she viii stand scarcely second 70 any city n the
south as a cotton market.
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THEATRE On next Monday evening the
Theatre opens, with the celebrated Eugiish Opera Troupe.
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MEMPHIS MEDICAL SocIETY.-We are re-
eusstad b state that the meeting q this Society viii take
place on Saturday evening, The 1lth inst, at the room Of
the Young Mems Christian Association, when delegates to
the American Medical Association, II Nashville, all. be
elected. The amended constitution. in the meantime,
will be u the cnce Of Dts. SHlSKs & TRIAL, where
members who have not had the opportunity Of signing il,
LII rr1ursied 70 call ard ID so.
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T-YPOGRAPHICAL UNION-DELEGATEs.-At
d regular meeting Of the Memphis Typographical Union,
last evening, Mr. john 5. TOoF. Of the Bulletin Office,
and NJ. A. WILKINSON Of the Eagle and Enquirer
once. were elected delegates 10 the National Typographi-
cal Convention. which meets at New Orleans on the FIRST
Monday Of Nay.
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- We invite the attention to a card in
auGI6er column from CO.. WARD, the editor and proprie-
tor = the Pamela Star. The Col. is now Oh q visit 10
the city. and viii wait upon car business men for their
cards TIE Star has q large Circulation, and this Is enc
Of the best channels the merchants have for making their
business known in North Mississippi
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- SPAIDING & ROGERS Circus will be ex-
hi0Ilgd on The Floating Palace, on Monday and Tuesday
OF next week: and C. n. ELDRED's Circus Company
will give exhibitions on Jefferson street, near the Post
one, On Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The Theatre
VIII be open during the week, also, 50 there viii BE- no
ack Of zmusements in the city the coming week.
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JUN ? L~hhUIHEho LHuUHHuIt
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Secretary.

The NEW TARIFF.-Secretary Cobb has is
sued instruction to the officers Of the customs
that all goods, wares and merchandise which
shall be in the public stores or bonded ioare-
houses on the 1st day Of July next, whether
now in bond or bonded at any time prior to
that date, will be subject on entry for consump-
ton after the said Isl of July, under the pro-
visions Of the act reducing the duties on i'm
ports, &c, approved Sd inst, to no other duty
than if the same had been imported after that
day; but the goods, wares or merchandise now
in bond or hereafter bonded, if entered for con-
sumption prior to the said LIST of July, will be
liable to the payment of the rates of duty i'm
posed by the tariff act of Both January, 1916.
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4ort of HlrmP5es.
Arrivals and Departures.

ATTIFHIs unu UtplEilFts-
WEDNESDAY,, April 1.
John J. Roe. St Louis 70 New Orleans.
J. II. Oglesby, Louisville 10 New Orleans.
Alma. Pittsburgh 70 New Orleans.
Ohio. New Orleans 70 Cincinnati
WOodford, Louisville 10 New Orleans.
Cora Andersen, New Orleans 20 ST. Louis.
Empress Louisville % New Orleans.
Pennsylvania, New Orleans 10 st. Louis.
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&VRGERH

nR. EENHER attends exclusively TO Surgical Diseases,
~ sua IS Piles, Fistule in Ano, Structures, Stone In
Bladder, Ulcers, Cancers, Tumors, Polypus, Diseased
Bones and Joints, Deiomities from Burns, Hsir-Lip,
Contracted Tencons from loss Of Lips, Cheek, Nose, Eye
lids, sc, Closed Jaws from Salvation, and all other dis
eases and defOrmities requiring Surgical aid.
seuQO-dfwawIyis
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River Matters.

The river continues to rise rapidly. During night
before last quite a quantity OF rain feI, and at present
writing the indications are that We viii have more.
q The one steamer Matte Wayae will most likely
be found at The landing to-day from st. Louis.
- Mr.. wURzBAcK received a dispatch last evening
from Cincinnati, stating that the Memphis left on Mon
day morniug for this pot. and that she would arrive
TO-DAY, and leave next Saturday On her return trip.
E- The John Briggs was advertised TO leave Louis
vi le last saturday for Mempbis.
e The steamer City Of HHnisVWe Is now over due
from Nashville.
- The James LaughItn is the next boat from White
river.
q Tie EvGnsUlle Capt. RILEY JONES, command
Ing, VIII leave positively this morning at Il O'Clock, for
White river and al intermediate landings. Shippers and
PASSENGERS viii take notice, as she has superior aocomm0-
datons and is punc;usl to the hour.
The Tngomar viii leave this evening for New Or
leans, after the arrival Of the cars. Persons going south
could not get on q better boat.
Z-The Little Rock Gazette Of the 2sh ult. has the
following;
THE R~IvER-Tlree feet water in the channel below
Little Rock, and falling slow y.
THE COLLISION AT NEW ALBANl 1t seems that
it was the Governor PoVsH that came in collision with
the GrGpeshof, iustealof the Og' ssby, as at first reported.
It seems that the coils on was occasionsd by a misunder-
staining OF signals. Toe captain Of the GrGpsshOf en-
tered a protest at Louisville. The Governor PO5eH was
not injured. We copy the annexed account from the Louis
vile Courier, o. Saturday last
Tie stem OF bow Of the P0DeH struck the GTGpeShof
on the forward laboard quarter, a few feet from the bow,
crushing in her guard and deck 10 the capstan, AID cut
ting into the hun TO the water line. The GrGpeSh0f was
Immediately ran 60 the Kentucky shore, and there sunk,
with her bow in three feet water. The boat Eareened over
very much, and a number OF bales OF cotton fal overheard
Tbs crew yesterday morning were engaged TO ling he
freight ashore.
Tue Gr1Desh0f had a cargo OF cotton from Memphis,
chiefly for P~ittsburE. though a portion Of Il was for Gin
cinnati. SIZE had but one packsgs for this city, a box for
Wetb, Gil * Levefng. The GTcpeShOf was owned in
P~ittsburg, NE believe. This is about the fourth time she
has been knocked down
For the following list Of her cargo we are indebted 70
Messrs. Mcdowell snd Robertson, the agents n this city:
far Robin = PorueTUy, Cincinnati, 81 bales Of c0tt0ni 90
Mason X Bros. Baltimore, % bales Of cotton; for Pitts
burgh. AIS bales cotton 10 Kennedy, Chies & Co, and 81
bales 70 Nimick x Co 10 Dy0n * Co., 3 boxes o. glass,
and trunks for J. P. James, Rising sun. Total, 5I4
bales OF cotton.
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Tehuaniepsc Route.

NEW YORK, April 1T is understood that Govern
ment win shortly order the mails sent by way Of Tehusn-
tepec, az existing laws authorize the Psstmss:er-Gene-
-sl 70 do 50.
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THE ONLY MEDAL AWARDED

BY the New York Exhibition to the English OF foreign
Sauce Manufacturers has been obtained, amongst numer-
Gus competitors, by LEA * PERKINS, for their
Gonrnn
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glt6s bp GtI&grapD
70 ASSOCIATED PRESS OF MEMPHIS.
Governor Of kansas

WASHINGTON, March sl.-Mr. Walker, in his letter
OF acceptance Of the GOvernorship Of Kansas, says the
actual residents OF Kansas, By a fair and regular vote,
must decide for themselves what shall be their so-isl in
~stitutiOns. He ~eontsmplates a peaceful settlement Of the
question by an appeal to the intelligence ard patriotism
Of the people Of Kansas. he thinks no appeal to the
-qnsfarv win H. DzcaSs,rv
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AFoRTUNE At ONE JUbfP Swan & Co, Of Atlanta,
Ga after anrich.ng the people IN New ORLEANS, Mobile
Wetumpkae and scores Of other places-hsve
coumenced Disturbing their Prizes Ia this quarter OF the
l-orld.
Class p, drawn in Atlanta, Ga. on Thursday the 18Th
last, has materially contributed 10 the happiness ana
prosperity o. one Of our most popular and most respected
ciiizeHs, who held ole quarter Of Ticket No s25, which
drew tn capital pize Or $4,000. We also 10 that
Messrs Swan Co with their usual prOmpincss, have
written 70 their agent, ar this place, who sold the prize, 20
know when and where the holder wishes payment 10 be
mace. Now Is the tine for people who want money L.
take hold Of an opportunity, for the prizes having taken
this direction. will, We have no doubt. continue 10 come,
and thtIr agent here, as well as swan &C0, are prepared
TO I'll an or5ers, either by mail or in person, for Tickets
in the MAGNIFICENT schenes which are offered, and which
will be drawn every Saturday
Swan 4 Co., by their p-OmptBeEs 10 paying Prizes BY
their known responsibility, end last, not least, by their
courteous. gsutemanly bearing, have placed themselves
high in the cOufiruce and estsem Of all throughout the
country; and when persons invest In their Lotteries
thev feel confident Of having all they ask-fair play
We believe the name Of the fortunate holder % SI2 300
is no sec.ei. but do not fen authorizes 90 publish it in our
columns-C0lumJw- 1MIss) Democrat.
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= The report that Capt. SAM. WHTTsITT,
vzs Killed az P8ducah5 Ky. we are glad tolesrn, was in
correct. A dispatch from WATTS, GIVES 4 Co. OF
Paducah. 70 bis relatives in this city, says that he was
attacked By two Of the Engineers Of the Tennessee Belle,
and was struck on the hea3 with . sIEug-shot, bat was
NOT DANGEROUSLY wounded.
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COMMON LAW CoURT.-An the cases on the
docket b4ing disposed o. this Curt was occupied yesteE-
day in hearing m5tisns and listening % arguments for
new trials.
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FRE.-The alarm Of fire last night was &C.
caslon-l by the partial burning OF DR.. sHASK's chce, on
NAN, between washington and Poplar streets. The loss
was inoousid5rable.
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REAL Estate SALE.-We would respectful
y remind sur readers that Col. LOCKE vii sell 10 day on
the premises, the large list q property belonging ts Mr..
BRADFORD and others, situated Horih Of the Alabama
4 I'd. and in the vicinity Of the residences OF Messrs.
GREETING. BEADLFs BRINKLF, zndOth-
others. The sale VIII be positive and without reserve. Re-
member Boz PRICE has sod out and IS no Longer citizen
Of this vicinity.
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Comnlsttial 8(attets.
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL OFFICE, /

MEMPHIS COTTON QUOTATIONS.
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INDEPENDENCE, No, March 2s-Therc has been an
arrival from Santa Fe. Indian troubles continue IN
North Mexico. The Indians are numbering the whites.
The resldents ask o be snnexed % The Unlted State.
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EEL THOMPSON & Co, on Jefferson street,
keep TIE very choicest Wines and Liquors. We sp-akhy
'ls sample they sent US, for which we return eur sincere
THANKS.
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r. PORTE CkAYoN," OF HGTpc's Mega
zine arrived here on the steamer IngomGr. On Tuesday
morning. His sjouru was brief as he departed the
sane evening for Louisville.
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COMPLIMENTARY PARTY.-A most brilliant.
agreeable and select party was given Al the Commercial
HoteI. on Tuesday evening, IN honor 81 our friend JAMES
B. LAgB. Esq, and his bsautful and accomplished
b-Iz. All the arrangements were gotten up in Cock
RELISH best style. and the company manifested their aP-
probation OF the gay and elegant scene By enjoying them
selves uata the small hours" admonIshed all that It
was zfme 70 part
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Spttial gotres.
Enr fhe ComnIexion.

or all the compounds we have yet seen prepared as
cosmetic for the skin, there is none that has a higher
reputation, or enc that is so popular with the ladies' as
the far famed, "KALLIsTOH, or ORIENT WATER. "
Tt is scientifically prepared, snd is a perfume as well as
toilet wash. It will, with a few applications, remove
tan, freckles, sunburn, aud an cuianeOus eruptions. It
is extensively used for these purposes, and ladies who ap-
ply it can exercise in the open air as freely as they please,
and experience DO inconvenience from rough or irritat'd
skin. Joseph Burnett & Co. are the prOprietors.-BOs
tor Transcript.
For sale BY S. MANSFIELD & CO., and dealers gener
ally. Price Soc and 81 per bottle. aPi-lw
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NEW ORLEANS, March SILT is understood that
Government vii purchase the Isthmus Of T ~huantspee
;or SIS coo, 600, and that Senator Benjamin has been ap-
pointed Commissioner to effect the puchase.
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SALE or grand JUNCTIoN--J0sIAU DE-
LOASH B., formerly Of his city, has purchased the
sIt- upon which is located the town OF 4" Grand Junction, -
at the crossing OF the Memphis aud Charleston ard the
Tennessee and Mississippi Central Railroad. The prize
paid fer this property IS low, Considering its great ad-
vantsges and prospects, it is fast becoming an important
depot The price paid was SO OCO- Grand Junction VIII
certainly become a thrifty town, and re theT' fore con-
s~rz-ulate the purchaser upon lis good fortune in securing
The property
CRIMINAL C0URT.-A jury were empaneles
yesterday -rnlug in the case q JEREMIAH BALDWIN
and the l-v wzs consumed in hearing evidence. The case
viii probably 20 20 the jury tomorrow
The r4EIJ Jury found true bill against sAxEYi
EOHERT sHeEEAEE and r. A. Henley for the murder
q cue JOHN GRIFFITH.
Abm o. Indictment against p. G. RExNETT fr muir
der. aHd agalust-DA and J. s. DYER for assault
and battery were returned by the Grand Jury as not true
bills.
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NEMPH1s, Fsbruary 1 1851.

Tha above card OF our old friend Black VIII spprise orr
friends Of Memphis and surrounding country that ~
can be found II the above stand AZ all hours. both day ant
night. ready end Wiling o. serve our friends D any de-
paltmelt Of the Livery business. NJ. Blacks indebted.
ness will be promptly ADJUSTED BY The undersigned, as "a {
as means come into their hands from tas assets cf said
r. R Bark.
mar7O-lm n P. FERRELL < co
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Rhode Island Election.


NEW ToKz, AprHi 1t Is believed tbs Republicans
have carried Rhode Island, cleo ing their State ticket and
C,,~ra.s-zr
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- We are indebted 70 Ar. NCGLAUGHLIN,
Gle a Of the steamer W0OdfOrd, for a package Of Louis
vile papers.
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~ We are indebted to the clerk Of the
steamer PeEHsgiUsnia for a rACAase Of late New Orleans
papers.
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FOR SALE.
OWNERS WANTED

nor the following articles on storage on DUTAL. Al
L GEO& CO.'S WHARFBOAr, Memphis Tennessee,
March 2, 1887:
7. Slegg, Memphis. ! box and 1 chest;
I chest without any mark
Levi Joy, Bolivar, Tenn, 1 box
c. 7. Bradford. Fusr's Point I bErdle SaL1Cy
% sacks cotton SEED and peas. without any mars
h c. Hemphil, Memphis, lot household goods, box
Is. &c
N. G., care Duval, Ageo i Co., Memphis, S boxes;
L. St. Louis, = boxes;
T. B. Thrall, Memphis, box;
Edward Flood, Memphis. I bureau;
NJ A. Dean, Auburn, Tenn, I Crstei
J.P knight, Memphis, 90 boxes TObacc05
JnO. N. Williamson. Men phis. 3 barrels.
II not called for at end u the month, vi be disposed
Of % pay charges.
mar4-ds0t DUvAL. ALGEO co.