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DliYSlCIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE
j IN WhheTwax tioek. an iiFady street, an 4 4
Lanes o'isee Residence refss tete.sa ysi. and
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HICKMAN 4 LUCY.
physicians & sLEGEDNS -UFFIcE-
Corner second sd brady streets ap2.sf
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d.ate of ~ Isoui.l,
LAS LOCATED ~ DAVENPORT AND
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the city aud sieiiiy once. Al scott Iiause corner
frssi aud iisriisoa streets maysiy
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River Matters.

APPEAL News BoX.-We have placed upon the Whsr
Boat a News Box, for the reception sf papers from oul
friends on the river. We trust the oncers Of boats vii
drop papers therein, for this ofor, and we will Rturr
due thsnkE for such favors.
q The rivrr is stin falling. The telegraph announce.
that the Ohio is falling Al Louisville. The weather il
cool. Business at the landing is dull.
G-LESpALE.-Thi hne packet, commanded By Captain
Bugher, viii depart at twelve o'clock to-day for cincin-
natl. She has superior accommodations for passengers
ana we advise all who desire to so to Cairo or to portr
above, on the Ohio, to get aboard.
q The EvessVHe is now due from white river
She viii, probably, arrive to-day.
- The Kate FTisbrs viii arrive this evening from
Napoleon, and return En- Friday afternoon.
- The H r ". HUI VIII arrive to-day srsm Nsv
Orleans, and pr coed to 81. Louis.
% The Ddniel Boone viii arrive this ercsinG from
Nashville, and depart tomorrow afternoon on her return
trip
Il. n. WRIGHT sunk The New Or
cans Piosyuas O. last Friday, learns that the steamer
II n Wright, Captain CLARK, frsm Shreveport fort BIZ
port, in descending Red River, struck a snsg at Haley
Crt-oI, on the Let instant, and sunk. She now lies with
her head in deep water and her stern out. Her cargo,
consisting o. 1914 bales OF cotton and = quantity Of hides
and peltries, can be saved II immediate assistance be ren-
ssred, but not otherwise, a. The river is rising very fast
The hull o. the H NJ Wright is insured for sIO 900.
The principal part OF the cargo Is also insured. She left
Shreveport on tina ssth.
Il The little Rock True Democrat, Of the 81 il
btant ssys: "The river at this roint is still al high
water mark, though falling slowly. The lsul1nds abovs
GNs below this pace have been under water mere than q
WEEK.
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LOUISVILLE, March She river has fallen swl
Inches. The canal win hs open on wednesday. Freish
is tending upward; i'll Offering freely there is a.
abundance between here and Cairo. Arrived, HunENTi
az, Twitchsll and Queen City.
ST. Louis, March s.-Tweive feet water In channel.
CINCINNATI kArSh lo.-Flour market dull, nominal,
whisky, active demand, 2sA. Ness PORK, demand sc-
tive, prices advanced, s2I. Land, holders anticipating
advance, hsldinE out Of market. Bulk Pork, demand &C.
I've, advanced \, at clOse OF market.
NEw YORK. March I0.-Flour marlet inactive, droop-
ing. So S. 500 Wheat inactive, dropping; mixed
Cyrn. demand moderate, prices a shade lower, 7Sc Lard,
demand sstive, advanced \, l4s SIsXc ; Mess PORK, de-
nsnd GOOD, tending upward, s24 IS; Bulk Pork IN
Sasngedj RioCOnee active, advanced \ sales at IO9IIK;
Saga, receipts heavy, increased demand, which is qasted
At moderate prioes MoIsssss dropping.
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Fran Wa,hin-tnn.

WASHINGTON, March e.-In the Senate resolutions
were offered recognizing the Independence OF Liberia.
Mr.. Seward presented a lit OF the osmmittssa agreed up
on bY both parties. Aftera brief executive session thu
Senate adjourned.
AserviOe Of silver plate has been presented 10 EI-
President Pierce.
Judge Trait has been confirmed Judge Of the Eastern
District OF Nj Eouri. Thomas II Dural, BAG, hAI been
confirmed Judge, and R. B. Hubbard, Rsq., Prosecuting
Attorney fer the Western District Of Texas.
The Cabinet is in session On federal appointments. Il
is believed that the rotation system is In favor, and that
on the expiration Of present terms oelces viii be 1ned
with new men, particularly those in large cities.
The Democratic caucus met and resolved that the Sen
ate adjourn On Saturday.
The steamers NieSars and MIEsisSiPPi hsvs been an
gagged, aud win Immediately assist in laying the susna-
rine telegraph.
Two harmless shots vsrs exchanged between 7. J. Nsa.
day and D. Bradford.
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FORGERY At ST. LoUrs.-The St. Louis R,

FORGERY At ST. LoUIs.-The st. Louis Re-
publioaa, Of the 9th inst, says:
"a day OF two since a young man calling
himself John Dorsey, called at the Ladew &
Peers. End presented a letter from James Con-
nor a Sons, Of New York, representing that
he, Dorsey, was on his way to Kansas to go
into the Drug business, and that they, Conner
& Sons, would endorse for him, &c, and re-
commended Dorsey in the strongest terms.
Dorsey made several bills with our Drug
houses. for which be was to pay cash. He
called upon Ladew & Peers to assist him to
negotiate a sight draft for fifteen hundred dol
lars. drawn by a good house in New York on
Russell & Co., Of Leavenworth. Without
hesitation thew endorsed the draft, which was
negotiated at one Of our banks. 1t has been
since sscertained that the letters and drafts
are forgeriss, and that the real name of the
forgsr is George E. ChaPut. He is about q
wears Of age, FIVE feet three inches high, dark
complexion. dark eyes aad hair-had a fresh
scab on one side Of his nose. He left yesteT-
day for nart9 unknown.o
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AFISE SAMPLE OF CoTToS.-we lock upon every
EFFORT 10 improve the growth and character Of Or South
eln staples with = degree Of p~ar.islity which eau be sp-
precisied only By these whose objects are Identified with
southern Interests, and with regard to the great stSple
which is generally recognized as King" ~ the mSTcan-
tile world. we acknowledge an especial preference.
We have long entertained he belief that with due at
tention 10 the selection Of seed, and proper care in the
mode Of cultivation. our general product would furnish
an article far superior in average 10 that now produced,
and we should be reloiced TO find our leading planters
suhciently impressed with our notion TO take measures
- carry IL cut TO a practical result.
In our commercial reports We hsF had occasion, once
or twice, to refer to the celebrated Dean Cotton, and yes
terdsy we were invited 20 examine samples OF = lot Of
nny bales produced from the Dean seed, and ginned By =
roller gin, which was Consigned 10 the wen known erm
of FeTi0Ues & Co, and We sold By thom yesterday At tbs
handsome price Of ~hinenteen ce-ts per pound, IA pui-
chasers, as we learn, being A. Catonrt & Co The staple
and color OF these samples are remarkably Ice snd clear,
and We shOsli be v-ry happy TO see more Of the same sort.
Ndp OrlCcaS Picduune, MdTch 6fh.
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AGRICULTURAL BANK OF BROWNSVILLE -
Ths brownsville JourssL, Of last week, says, " "a a meet
iaE OF the stockholders OF the Agricultural Bank Of Browns
vile. Tenn, held al their Banking House, On Monday,
March ID, 1851 The following gentlemen were unanimous
L re elected 70 serve IS s Board OF Directors for the ensu-
ing Il non.hs, via I'D WARE, Il. A. PARTEE, n. S.
SEosAE, JAS. T. TooD. G. BUCK, + 7 LoSGLEY,
Y. c. SIXoS, VIZ. sASesIrEs ". c. FARRTSGToS.
After Lue Qualification Of the new Beard JOHN D. WARE.
Esq., Vas reelected President, and GRIDLET, Cash
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4ort of MlempBGs.
Arrivals and Departure

Arrivals and Departures.
TUESDAY, March 10.
SultanA, Louisville TO New Orleans.
Henry Chotesu. New Orleans 70 81. Louis.
John Briggs. Louisville e New Orleans
Pete Whets5one, New ORLEANS &c Louisville.
z D. Sewconb, New Orleans 20 Louisville.
81. Francis. Memphis 10 s.. Francis river.
Republic, St. LOUIS % New Orleans.
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Or. MERAILL's lecture at Odd Fellows
Hal, isr evening. was rather Slimly ATTENDED, and q
large portion 81 those present were children. The lecture
vas vel written, AID delivered n a pleasing manner.
Pie 81 Jet although an interesting one vas rather to
deep for a large Part OF the audience, and the incessGnt
lsUs whispering from the juvenile portion An.oyed those
Who could appreciate the subject, and were anxious to
drink deep o. he language Of II. eminent lecturer.
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- On the occasion Of Mr.. LAwLER's last
Appearance AZ the thestre, monday night be was prsEen-
ted viii ; splendid sold watch, the gift Of several Of his
friends and admirers. Dr.. CAAR made the pTesssts-
tion, and Hr. LAwLER II accepting the kind rsnen-
brNnoe," made a Tery pretty little speech We srs scrry
that cur friend is going TO leave q, bat as such is his de-
Termination, We can only hspe that Re viii make a. many
rErm friends, both professional AID il the private walks
ofUfs, az be has made in Ills city.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL oPFIoE, /
WEDNESDAY, March IL, 1857. (


EIluAyr dfc o ioSf-A r m
CeTToN-There is . fair inquiry, bat thus far the
sales have been conn ed 70 about 1900 10 1900 bales.
SUsAR-SOme2 geo hhds have been sold at about pre-
vious rates.
koLAssEs-The sales comprise about 500 bbls. part
last evening, at 63965c for fermenting. and 6S960c 2
gallon FOR prime lots.
ncBACcO-We hear Of s. hhds sold on private terms,
"a at l6kc, and l frosted at NC Z q
F~LOUR-ActiVe, with sales OF 22o0 bbls st. Louis at
Sc 50, $50 st the same, aud 7cOG Ohio at Sc for ~supernne
and S5 50 4 b for fine.
CORS-Stil advancing, and the sales include 500 sacks
mixed and white Al 7Sc; 6oJ white mixed At 75c; $500
choice white at -, and $50 selected yellow at eoo . bush.
WHEAT-NOthing done as yet
OATs-17o sacks Ohio sold at Sc = bushel.
~PoRK-Iesterdsy 657 bhls Mess sold NJ 81 and 22o n.
o.. At S2l so 2 Dbl.
BAcoS-TFsnssctiOns confined TO retail parcels at pre-
vious rates.
LARB-4O bbls sold at I2c, and 90 bblI and tisrcos No.
I to prime at 10 &c r n.
WHISKY-AdvSnoed with sales Of so bbls Rec3iaei at
a. 3Oc, and 90 Raw at the sane.
coFFEE-The ssles include about 1000 bags Rio at
iOk@Ilkc r q.
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T~HEArRE-The play Of RicHdiea was
presented a. the theatre last night TO rsthsr . slim au-
Gienos, There were some parts Of this play in which Nj.
EEArTE was truly great, as the crafty cardinal, but in
others bis over-seting narred scenes which would other
wise have been affective. As 3 whole, the performance
Vas very respectzbls. Many Of NJ. EEAFIE's friends
contend that his fate il comedy, and in 1.-THE comic drama
which is presented to-liSht, the public wiz have q
ehsnce Of judging for themselves. Don Gear De b.
zaH is one Of his greatest If not his best, character,
and those who attrnd The theatre this evening viii have
the pleasure q seeing hin as the rcHiekinE Dor"
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Spttial Notitfs.
CARD.

THE Undersigned would take this opportunity to in
form the travelling public that he has been appointed
Picket and Freight Agent for tn" city Of Memphis fol
the Illinois Central Railroad and all its connections
omcs, No. is JenersOn street, third door East OF CON-
msreiGl Hotel, where be may be found at all hours OF the
day, aud will take pleasure in giving any Information in
the line Of his business. Through Tickets to PhlAdei
phis, New York and Boston.
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II. NJ. True GONE TO CHIcAGo.-0l yes
tsrday afternoon, Il Il TRUE Etve Gzu IN The sum o.
ss,oo3 and Was released from custody he was imms-
siz:s1y arrested on ; rsquisition froE the Governor OF
Illinois and In charge q M. c. P. BRkDLEY, OF tse
firm o. BRADLEY h Cos. " Indspendsnt poles, was to
leave ,sst evening cor Chiesgo, on the srst beat -ains Up
stream
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COttOn unohanEed.

- NEW YORK, March Io.-The steamer Emu has arrived,
Bringing Havre dates to the 22d. Pair business doing in
Cotton /; prices unchanged. Sales one day, 1000 bales.
cOnsols nrm, on Saturday, sax. Flour market depressed.
The erops in France are very nne.
Frsights from HAVre have deellnsd.
The Bank OF England has reduced its rates. Advances
in stock 6 per cent.
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Exchange and Bank Note List.
BANKING HOUSE
q. W. GERRY &c co.
CSR. FRONT ROW NJ M~ADISON-ST.
Late and Interesting BOOKS

LHIt Anu HOOK.
THR GOLDEN LEGACY. Story OF LIES Phases.
i APhysidan's Vacation; Or, A Summer in Europe,
BY walter Claiming.
Aurora Leigh, BY Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
Songs Of Summer. by Richard Henry Stoddsrd.
The Nan OF Business, Considered in his Various
Relations, BY James W. Alexander, d. D., John
Todd, d D, william Spragse. D. D, stephen
Tying, d. D, Isaac Ferris, d. D., jonathan ?.
StearnE, Z. D.
The Chidren's Bread, in Crumbs from the Masters
Table.
Bread 10 Ny Children, By Mrs.. 2. K. Blunt.
The Puddeford Papers; Or. Rumors OF the west,
BY q. H. Riley, with Original Illustrations.
The PArAgreens on a Visit to the FaTis Universal
Exhibition.
Violet; Or The Cross and the Crown, BY Miss
Mcintosh. For sale By
msrs-lw CLEAyEs K GUIOE.
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ALocAL EDTToR "GARoTTED."-Ws learn
that sl0cal editor OF this city was d" gRrotted" on Mon
day night while pzsslng along Front Row between Count
and Madison streets. Not having the collar on, with
spikes in il be suffered severely. he is now confined
ts his bed. e sympathiss with him in his ~sniction.
We understand, sitter bsiaE " ~EArStted, " be was Knocked
down and stamped upon. The object OF his aEssiEnt
could not have been plundsr, fer cur unfortunate friend
found IS nsch money il his pockets when he came 70
his senses as be had WHEN be was attacked. The name
OF the sSlilsnt Is not known, neither las The cause OF the
attack bsa Esde public. The Authorities, {. Is sup
posed, win invsstissie the case, after thoss IN jail,
ohzrgad with Smmitting murder, have been tried.
what an We coming to p"
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Totsl....... ...... ...... 49,. S15I,545
These several amounts, we are assured, will
all be promptly paid when the exact loss isas-
esisained. The other Companies have not lost
2 single dollar 5T this disaster.
Smoke was first discovered issuing from the
southeast corner Of the building. The FIRE Is
thought TO be the work Of an Incendiary.
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G@Col. SLoUcER, arrested some days since
On ne charges q passing oountsrfeii money sni obtain
iEE goods under false ~pressnses, vas released from Gus
tSdy, yesterday, those who caused his arrest, declining to
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q We are under obligations to Mr.. JOHN
h. BRTEcKLrr for a Washington UHf0a, Of The Sh
inst, Containing the Presidents Inaugural, the InsuFu-
ration ceremonies, A-djournment Of Congress. and other
Important and Interesting matters.
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OWNERS

UHNEkS "ANIEU
EOR the following articles On storage on DUAL, AL
II z CO.'S W~HARFBOAT, Memphis, Tennessee,
March 2. 1857:
7. Slegg, Memphis, l box and I ehest5
I chest without any mark
Levi Joy, Bolivar, Tenn, 1 box
G. 7. Bradford, Prfar's Point I bur de ~SAddisry;
20 sacks cotton seed and peas, viiAout any mark
r. 9. Hsmphll, Memphis, lot household goods, bc1-
Is. SC;
n. G care Duvsl, AlgeO & Co, Memphis. 5sOzss
L. st. Louis, 2 boxss5
T Z. Thral, Memphis, I box;
Edward Flood, Memphis, I bureaui
N A. Dean, Auburn, Tenn, I Crstej
!. ?. knight, Memphis, 50 boxes TooaceoJ
Jno. N. williamson, Men phis, 3 barrels.
II not called for AZ end Of the month, vii b dispo -
Of TO pay charges.
msr4-ds0t DUvAL. ALGEo & q.
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Chickering's Pianos!


-- SIXTEEN OF those univen ally popular
xzFzlatA Pisno Fortes-fve now in store and eleven
M H II TO prriye per ships HiGtGfhG and MGrd-
: y . thOH and bark Aflcs-aIl of which will be
sold at extremely short profits by
nnr1n NcEINNEY 4 CO
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MEMPaIs FIRE AssocIATIoN--There will
be q meeting OF this Association at the hall OF Liberty
Fire Company No 5, this evening at ~ o'clock.
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H.. FEATHERsTOF

A TroRNEY AT LAW, MsdisOn, 81. Francis county,
"a Arkansas. VII attend promptly 70 sn business in
trusted TO his care. In the following counties, to-xlt
St. Francis, Crittenden, Poinsette, Jackson, Wits, MOI
roe and PhlllipA feblS-wots
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fuckers Patent Spring Beds

W. have Just received from the manufacturer fifty
w Of those unequsled SPRING BEDS.
This Spring Bed combines more advantages than any
other heretofore offered to the public Il is more porta-
bic, durable and cheaper, and requires less bedding than
any other Spring Bed ever "a, red for sale.
AmBttrts Of any description, OF tEo-thirds the usual
thi knees aud weight, laid upon one OF these Spring Bot
toms, will make : plcaSznter laying bed than any amount
Of bedding laid upon Stats OF saeking. This Bed ia so
constructed that il can be taken apart and put together
in two rinstes, aud when packed for transportation re-
Quires tive thirds less room than thE most portable Spiral
Spring Believer offered for sale.
As all parts OF this Bed can be seen al q glance, it az
fOrds no hiding place for bugs.
This Bed Is capable o. being stifened, in case they re-
ouire il, for the convenience OF unusually heavy persons
All Of the above Spring Beds sold BY rs are warranted
TO be as represented. II they should prove Otherwise,
the money Will be refunded. MCKINNEY l. CO.,
192 Main street, opposite Worsham Heuss.
marSd m
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Administrator,s Notice

THE undersigned. having been qualified as Admins
t-Itor Of JOHN A. GARRISON, decd, at the March
Term. 1857. Of the County Court Of Shelby, notifies al
persons Indebted 70 81 q deceased 70 make immediate
payment, and those having claims against said deoedeni
are requested 70 present them in the time and as the law
directs, or they will be for ever barred.
mars dim r. GARRISON, Admir-.
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~ We are indebted to Mr.. WINSTON, OF
the arm Of WINSTON, CHURCHILL & Co, for q fuIi ns
OF New York papers.
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CITY Tax

NTTY TAX PAYERs AZ nstiaed that the Tax Book fer
u the current corporate year is now made out and
viii be kept at the once OF the Mayor. where all per sons
irferested are earnestly invited 20 call and settle
tssls JOIN SKwfoA City Isz Cd.
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Mntchea!

T the Agenc, Of the Western Chemical works, 1000
n gross superior MATCHES, Just received and for SAFE
at manufscturcr's prices, by CHAS. n ERICH,
feb2S-Iv S26 Main street, below Union.
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- FOURTEEN Pianos from the above mar
ufacturers, seven now on hand, The balance
III M M III shipped last month per ships VickSbuTq
= - y y and Sheppard Knapp. These Pianos are
so well known in Memphis and the surrounding country
that further notice from Is Is UNNECESSARY, only adding
that We can afford and will sell them at less pricss than
heretofore. ImsrIOl MCKINNEY l. co.
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~ The sale Of 32l5 acres of land takes
place, this morning al 10 o'ooek, at TALLAcE's mart,
with ; variety OF Furniture &c. See Advertisement.
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II A splendid set Of iswelry was presented
t. Mss MAGGIE MITCHELL st the Chicago Theatre, last
Friday Evening, On the occasion OF her benefit.
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,CASHs CASH:
HIDES! HIDES HIDES
100000 Hides Wanted

IUU,UOU hIu6S dHISU
o which We will pay the highest market price in
cash.
We also buy RACCooN, OPossUN, OTTER, DEER
and BEA KIN In fact, any Skins used by TAN
NERso or PURIFIERS, we want at the H ASH
PRICE. GEO. PHILLER a CO.,
poyI2-sm IS Front Row.
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Tx TAENER CAsE.-JudEe Hill informs US
thstths clIsof Tia slave G0ldtng, charged with beins cOn-
nectsd With ths msrdsr Of TANEER, wiz net Be taken -
before tomorrow morning Thst the case was continued
frsn last week, untn that day, ans all notices Of the set
ting Of The sriAl for any day prior 70 Thursday, were made
without authority from him.
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NEW PosT OFFTcE.-A new Post Office
named JessEmine, has been established At Union Depot,
IN this eoaaty, azd JoHE GUY Appointed ostnsster.
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~ We are Indebted to the officers Of the
steamer h. " Nepoonb, for lats New Orleans pa
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THE DAILY APPEAL.

~ Messrs. GwYNEE & GIBSON sold yes
tsrdsy nine bales OF cotton at lie Per pound.
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DRoP0SALS win be received by the COMMITTEES for
L building Of two MANUFACTURERS, BY private en-
terprise, rnttl the LIST OF April next. A Plan and specin-
cations may be seen at the cfoe Of the undersigned.
+. ". COPELAND,
nAr6 Chairman Of Spseisl Committee.
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q nTxON
MARRET-HOUsC

A TToREET AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Memphis,
n Tenn. Once, south side Of Court Square, one door
west OF walaee's Auction House, up stairs.
feb5-dtf
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r

On the 9Th instant, By the Rev. H. C. Spencer, at tn,
residence Of Thomas HSmers, Mr.. W. 7. HAMER and
Miss SALLIE :. MASK, all Of the vicinity OF Salem
Miss.
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Just Reed
New and Interestiug Books.

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nRAZIL and La Plata the personal record Of RcTuise.
ID By C. s. Stewart. A NJ o. s. y.
westward Empire; or, The Great Drama Of Hu7sa Pre-
grsss By :. L. Asgoon-
Modern Greece: A Narrative Of Residence and Travels
IN that country. By Henry NJ. Baird, M hius-
trated-
A Journey through Texas; or, A saddsr trip on tue
Southwestern Frontier with q Statistical Appendix
By Frederick Law Oinsted.
TIE Puddleford Paper; or, Humors o. the west VIA
OrtEinal ulustl atoms
Lena Rivers By Mrs. Holmes, author 81 Tempest aad
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The Homestead on the Hi Side. By the same author.
The Paragreens on . Visit TO the Paris Universal 6Kai3r
ton. By the author Of "Lorsrxo RsnSn4, &c
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