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Il On the 2gth inst, at a regular meeting
OF PB0suix TempleOf Honor, the following members were
elected officers for the ensuing term Of six mouths, viz
T. B. TRIAL, ". c. T., WIN T. YASCEy, W. V. T.,
!. ". CoBB. ". R, S SHADES, W. A. R., D. F. Coop
YEAR, v. F R., G. D. JOHNSON, W. T., c. A. S. RICH
ARDsoE, ". L, ". J. CHAMBERS, ". D. U J. N.
P~AscHALL, ". G., z. R. THRALL, ". 5 and t. b.
THHALL, Chaplain.
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A T. L~AvALLETTE. late Of am Or LNvsnstts = A0uis.
J. T. SHIRLEY, late Of the Kate FrisOee-
E @ DAVIDSON. late Of Paducah. Kentucky.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Hardin County. Tenn.

SECOND SBASON d HI MANAGEMENT OF
THE PROPRIETOR)
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS will be opened on
Il the LIST June next, for the accommodation Of my
friends and the public. i have q large Ice House full OF
Ice. An excellent Band OF Music will be in attendance
during the entire season. The Depot vii be at Burns
vile, on the Memphis aud Charleston Railroad.
Ihave made arrangements with Mr.. J. 7. Chidester,
who will have plenty 4 dne Coaches al tie Depot. Ali
can rely on going through direct tie same day thy leave
Memphis. He will also have lie Buggies md Carriages
at the Springs.
~apIsdaw2m GEO. SHALL.
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~ We had the pleasure Of greeting in our
once. yesterday, the following editors Mr.. WM. HOMES,
OF the St Louis Republican; Mr.. COOPER, Ct the Chat
t4nooga AdVerhser; Hr. JOHN HEART, Of the Charles
ton Mercury; MI. ?. A. DUvAL, Of the Grenada Loco
notice, snd Mr.. A. S. CURRY, Of the Trenton Journal.
There arc several other editors in the city, who have not
vet favored Us with a call.
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0httBE.
LIST OF LETTERS;

DEMAINING in the Post Ohice at Memphis, Tenn, on
IL the LIST OF May. 1857. Persons calling for them
should say that they are advertised.
Ordered TO be ddUeTfised in he MEMPHIS APPEAL.
dgreeably 10 the JOH0ging section Of the Net5 Post Of
nee Lat0, tiz: the RetesPdPer haVing the largest circu-
lafiOR Of any daily newspaper published in Memphis.
SECTION 9. And be il further enacted, That Lists Of
Letters remaining nncalled for IN any Post Once, in any
city, town, Orvillage, where a newspaper shall be printed,
shall hereafter be published once only in the newspaper,
which being issued weekly OF oftener, shall have the larg-
est circulation within the range OF delivery Of said ONCE.
to be decided by the POstmaster Of said ofhee.-Neiv Post
nEes 7 1.s rneesE March
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WM. MILLER.
Jefferson Street.

Il sOH SILOOC1
In the house occupied formerly by Mrs Thompson,
-Su HAS Just returned with the finest and best
BIZ 4 stock of SCENTS and ladies' BOOTS and SHOES.
which, being selected expressly for this market
~ be warrants for durability and late style.
At the same time, he te. ders his thanks 10 his old IA
irons for past favors, and hopes for 8 liberal patronage in
the new stand just removed 70, where be will be always
ready TO attend to any work In his line at the earliest no
tice. An early cau Is solicited.
apS-Sm WIN. MILLER.
EzsBulletfn please copv.
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gsDs By GtbgtaRb
70 Associated PRESS or mEmPnts.
FROM Mn.hin.tot.

wAsHisGToN, April s0.-The President has n3ed UPON
the 18th of Nay Tor considering Diplomatic cunsulsf APP
pOiutments. Mexican Affairs, especially the Tehuantepeo
matter, viii be considered meanwhile.
The organization of the wagon roads is completed. The
party viii rendezvous st New O.leans on the 18th Of
Nay.
The East India squadron viii be lifted for sea by the
middle Of May.
mentary sword.
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NEW RARRER SHOP,

TH0SE who are fond Of an easy, comfortable and clean
Il SHAVE will hnd accommodation at the new shop Of
JOHN BROWN, who has Just ~re-Opened on Shelby street.
His shop is comfortably and tastefuIly fitted up, and he
will be pleased TO welcome his old customers and as many
new ones as may see proper to patronize him.
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RAILROAD ~JUBILEE.-Tbe COMMITTEES having
IN charge the arrangements necessary 70 be made for tbs
Railroad Jubilee, assembled In the reading soom Of the
Worsham House.
On motion, Mai. JAMES PENN was called to the Chair,
and H. D.. SMALL appointed Secretary.
The objects OF the meeting were stated, and, on motion
the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That Engine House No. I be selected as
headquarters Of reception, and that visitors desiring &C
Communications shall be directed 70 proceed Immediately on
arrival, TO said Engine House, on Jefferson street, where
the Committee of Reception will receive and provide &C
oommodations fer all invited guests.
On motion, Hon. A. 3. DOUGLASS, Mayor Of the city,
was selected a. President Of the day, and ROBERTSON
vOPP, Col. FRANK WHITE, SAM. TATE, JOHN ROB
ERTsoE, JAMES PENN and Col. NATHANIEL AMBER
SON were chosen 10 act as Vice Presidents.
On motion, it was that all persons who
tan afford accommodation TO visitors, who have not b en-
called on BY the COMMITTEES, shall repo { the fact to the
Chairman Of the Reception COMMITTEES, 7. J. FINNIE, ESQ.
It is recommended that these proceeding be published
in all the daily papers till Saturday next.
JAMES IN PRECEDENT.
u. D. SMALL, Secretary.
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- The Nashville and Savannah fremen
arrived last might've Companies from the latter place,
the No. ss and No. IOs. The apparatus Of the Nash
vile fremen are in the Liberty Fire Compsny's House +;
those Of the Savannah Companies have not been taken
frum he L-nnt-
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THE RAILROAD CELEBRATION.

ORDER OF PROCESSION FOR MAY Isr, 1857.
FIRST MORRIS.
CWnl form on Main, sboye Market, in regular Order)
Music.
Visiting Military Companies.
Washington Rifles.
Union Guards.
SECOND BAXTER.
(wm form on Market, Exchange and Poplar streets,
80 as 10 take their positions in regular
order.)
Visiting Fire Companies.
Independent Fire Company No l..
Liberty Fire Company No. 3.
Mechanics Fire Company No
Invincible Fire Company No. 8.
Warrington Fire Company No. 6.
Hook and Lscder Company No. 1.
Strangers ana Citizens on foot.
THIRD JONES.
(WHl form on Washington street, on the East Of and
fronting Main street, in regular order)
President OF The day and Vice President, in carriages.
Orators Of the day, in carriag 9
Soldiers Of the War of 1872 and Mexican War, in Carriages.
Governors Of the different Ststes, in carriages.
Presidents All Ofcers Of the different Railroad C mpa-
MES, in carriages.
FOURTH BRIDGES.
VIII form on Adams street, on the East OF and fronting
Main street in regular OTde..)
Visiting Mayors and Aldermen Of the different cities, in
carriages.
Mayor and Aldermen OF Memphis, in carriages.
FIrTH DIvIsIoE-MARsHAL ROCKET.
viii b. forlaed on Jefferson street, East side Of and
fronting Main street)
Delegates from different cities, in carriages.
SIXTH DTvIsIOS-MARsHAL E~DMoNDsoS.
own form on Court street, east side Of and fronting
Main street,
Ladies, in carriages.
SEVENTH INSTRUMENTATION BAKER.
(WiN form on Court street, west side OF and fronting
Main street,
Strangers and Citizens, IN carriages.
EIGHTH PARK.
viii form on Madison street, eaat Of and fronting Main
street,
Strangers and Citizens, on horseback.
The Marshals OF each division will select one assistant.
ROUTE.-Dswn Main to Beal street thence to Second;
up Second to Union; thence to Third; up Third to Mar
ket; thence to Main; down Main to Madison; thence to
will take place /; at the dose Of which the procession will
form In the same order as before, and move up Second
street TO Market; thence to The Navy Yard, where dinner
will be served-ample provisions being made for all who
may be present.
The music engaged by The Committee will meet at EI-
change Buildings, at s O'Clock A NJ.
The carriages engaged by the Committee win form on
Second street, between Jefferson and Adams, in charge
IN charge Of Lieut.. MOORE, and subject osly to the or
iers Of the Mar,hals.
In order to avoid confusion, carriages and horsemen
viii not leave the procession, on It's return 10 Court
Square, until regularly dispersed by the Marshal Of their
division.
The Assistant Msrshsls mounted and wearing blue
scsrfs, will meet the Chief Marshal and Aids at Exchange
Buildings, at eight O'Clock, A. NJ.
The Marshals in charge will oommsnce forming their
respective divisions at nine O'Clock. A. NJ.
The position 81 the Chief Marshal, while the procession
is being formed, VII be at the cOrher Of Main and Adams
JOHN L. sAFFARRANs, Chief Marshal
E. c. KIRK, J. A. CAhSEs, Aids.
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LADIES, LIST

Barbbee MS Mary J
Bartlett Mrs Sarah
BY Miss Mary
Byron Miss BRIDGET
Belots Miss FredOuia
Bride Mrs Hannah
Bowen Mrs Julia A
Boon Miss Kate &
Bone Miss
Bumgarner Miss Susan
Carroll Miss WinifOrd
Carroll Miss Emma
Canada Miss Eliza (col)
Carson Mrs NJ q
Grumpy Mrs Mary A
Cook Mrs Lucinda
Cooper Mrs Mary
Church Miss Mary L
Coleman Miss Julia s
CrOwders Miss Julia f
Davis Miss Sarah
Davis Mrs J n
Davitt Ms W
I Donaldson Mrs N II
DrummOnd Mrs = p
Dickens Miss Fisher A
DCrherty Miss Mary
Edwards Miss Bette
French Mrs Kate S
Foster Miss Resale
Glynn Miss Mora
Greenslade Mrs Mary +
gin Miss Mary
Harrison Miss MOllie
Hemphnl Miss Sarah z
Harrison Mrs Mary z
Hillard Mrs NJ A
H0gg Mrs Cynthia
Hopkins Mrs Martha
Holbrook r A
Holmes Mrs Z
Imeson Mrs E
Jones Mrs Matilda
Jones Miss A J
Jones Miss Mary II
Miss Polly N
Johnson Miss Harriet
Johnson Miss Amanda
johnson Mrs Amanda
Mrs z II
Kennedy Mrs Mary
Miss n
Lawrence Mrs F
Lynch Miss G
Miss Sue r
Martin Mrs Eliza N
Miss NJ L
hedart MSS Mary
Mrs L
Mullins Ms NJ A
Norris Miss c &
Moore Miss Emily
doOre Miss Martha A
Sews0m Miss Mary K
Ie.l Mrs Elizabeth
Miss Alice G
)Cane Mrs N
'ari h Mrs Susan
Miss Maggie
Mrs Lizzie
'ursly Mrs + NJ
rawlings Mrs Jane
tyan Ellen
richards Mrs Valera
tOwland Mrs Margaret
Mrs J r .
Mrs Martha A
Miss NJ J
Mrs N c
Miss AIDA z
Miss L A
Miss A J.
Mrs Mollie
.urk Mr. Z
YAH Mrs Mary F.
Felsburger Mrs A
Mrs Jane 7
Villains Mrs V
Mrs @
7hite Mr. Louisa
Miss S p
Thitefeld Miss Jennie 2
Mrs Bette
IcMahOn Mrs Saran
IcDonAld Mrs Ann
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e edward Blakely or, the Volunteers"
Il tlr lite q q novel handed 10 US yesterday. Il was
written ~ a gentleman Of this city, and is founded upon
events that occurred In the Mexican war. It is gotten
out for the Nay festival.
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OK HAED-We notice that our young friend,
R. ". SHELTON, is again al his post witt J. f.. AERRI-
MAN & Co, where he may hereafter be found ready 10
show their large stock Of Diamonds, Watches, the latest
STYLES Or Jewelry, &C. Wei recommend this establishment
zs one q the best established and most reliable jewelry
establishments in the Southwest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-05-01

e Among the many hundreds Of visitors
al present in our city, We have had the pleasure Of well
coming Messrs HOMES and KNAPP, OF the St. Louis
ksu5h5dE- They rSlisl fellows spd clever gentle
men, and we most c~heeTfully extend to them the full
range Of our sanctam during their stay in our city.
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Suburban Lot for sale.

CONTAINING three acres, situated on the
Sh corner Of Walker and Lauderdale streets. This
~ Lot is densely studded with forest trees, and lies
- high and healthy. 1t is most desirable site for
a residence. McCOMBS s. TRICE,
aD5-Im I4o Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-05-01

LAYING permanently located in Memphis, oners Dis
III services In all the branches Of his profession to the
citizens Of Memphis and vicinity.
Once on Main street, (West side,) between Adams and
Washington streets, In Stevsnson's Buildings. apls3m
THREE HUNDRED boxes, \ and \ box, star Can
i dies, for sale BY,
msr1T HANCOCK, CLARK b co.
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MEMPHIS, April 30, 2557-
At a meeting Of the Delegates from South Carolina,
held this day. IL was
RESOLVED. That all the citizens from South Carolina
present in Memphis meet TOMORROW, May, LIST. al \
O'Clock A. NJ, al the Reception Rsom, over the Engine
House No. 4. IN order 10 take part as = South Carolina
Delegation in the procession Of the day.
wN. PuRCHER NILES, Chairman.
HENRY EDWARD You've, Secretary.
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gott Of 9Etnpgis.
Attital. ana nerhr,une..

Affitsls ana Departures.
THUHsDAf, April 30.
Lands. New orleans 10 Cincinnati.
Pals CITY, st. Louis TO New Orleans.
WoOdford, New Orleans TO Louisville.
Peee MILESTONE, Louisville TO New Orleans.
John Simonds. New Orleans to Memphis.
J. 6. Cline, Memphis 10 Nashville.
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G- Among the numerous distinguished Wis
itors 10 eur city, drawn hither By the Railroad Jubilee,
we are pleased to nOtios Gen. ROBERT n. PATTON, Of
Lauderdals county, Ala, for many years a member Of
the Senate Of that State, and one OF the original Directors
Of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
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NOTICE.

TNHE public are hereby forewarned from trading for
Il note drawn By me aud payable 70 the order Of r. G
Edwards, for the sum OF 81 600. dated 2lst April, 1857
The note was lost accidentally tnis day, and will not pa,
il but al the extent Of the law.
ap22-4w B. MYERS.
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e The arch which spans Main street is
competed, and last night was lighted up, hut owing to
the prevalence Of wind, it did not sbsw to very good sd-
vantage.
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~ We invite attention to the sale of VAL
ua6e city property advertised to be sold on next Saturday
QO-morrOv) by Mr.. n. D. L. STEWART, Clerk Ct tho
Circuit Court Of Shelby county.
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n We call attention to Mr.. H. H. PoT-
TEE5s advertisement Of fac liquors. This house is SC
celebrated for the me liquors always in store, that it is
unnecessary 70 comment.
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JOHN L. SAFFARRANS, Chez MaTShaI
E. c. KIRK, J. A. CANNES, Aids.
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For a very desirable article in the way
Of wlnes sns other liquors, We advise our friends TO cal
CD L Thompson & Co, on Jefferson stpet, in BREATH
~TALMADGE.
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AWFUL DEATH-Early yesterday morning,
. man named JOHN SIMPSON, while lzbOring under q ut
Of maHia q pOtu, jumpsdf from the window Of q house on
the Raleigh road and killed himself. He leaves 8 wife
and children 70 NOUN his loss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-05-01

The LIST OF LETrERs.-The APPEAL hsv-
ing the largest circulation within the delivery Of the Post.
once, publishes the list Of uncaIed for letters. 1t will
be found in TO days paper.
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n The Campbell Minstrels had a good
house at the Theatre last night. The performance went
Of we'll and gave the greatest satisfaction. They appear
sEsin tonight.
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NEW BOOKS!
JUST R ECEIvED,
AT LAMB, YOUNG & co.'s,

OEYEN Years Street Preaching in San Francisco, en-
- bracing Incidents OF Triumphant Death Scenes, As.,
by Rev. VIM. Taylor.
Earnest Christianity, Illustrated, by Caughey.
Showers OF Blessings from Clouds Of Mercy, by Cau9hey.
Revival MisoeHanies, from the works OF Jas. Caughey.
Life IN The IunerEncy.
Popular Objections to Meihodism Answered, OF the Con-
vert's Counselor, BY Daniel Wise.
The Desert Of Sinai, 3 Journey from Cairo Bershebs, by
Horatius Boar 4. d.
The Heroes Of MethodiFm, by Wakeiey.
The Pioneers Of the west. BY Strickland.
Irving's Life Of Washington.
Lives OF the Lord Chancellors Of England, by Lord John
Campbell.
Lives Of the Chief justices Of England, by Lord John
Campbell.
Sparke's American Biography.
AppletOn's CycopHdia OF Biography.
The above. together with a large assortment Of School,
Law, Medical and Miscellaneous Books, which can be
sold cheap, by LAMB, YOUNG X o
ap3O 25e Main street.
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e The streets are in very bad condition
from the la'e heavy rains, but if the weather to-day
proves clear, we think there viii b. very near as many in
the procession as Though no rain had fallen.
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Shin S,ruck nv

NEW YORK, April 30 The ship ArabeIG, bound from
ApilschicoIa to Liverpool, was struck BY lightning and
consumed. The captain and crew were saved.
The Quaker Csfy has arrived.
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- On Wednesday, a Druggist named
THJaAs was tried at Coaesvile, Mss, for selling Hos
letters Bitters, and hned $500, and sentenced to jail fo7
six months.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-05-01

q About FIVE thousand strangers arrived
in inr city yesterday and last n~Ight-making in all in che
neighboTboOd OF ten thousand visitors now in Memphis,
which Will be Increased several thousand to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-05-01

e Mr.. GEO. s. Y~ERGER, President Paci-
&c Railroad, SAMUEL BROOKS, Esq, slss connected with
the Pacific Railroad, and Dr.. JEPTHA FowLKEs, arrived
On the SilOnds yesterday, from New Orleans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-05-01

- In compliance with a resolution passed
ly Jhg City Council, at a regular meeting held in March,
the Mayor requests that all places Of business be closed
to-day, between the hours Of 10 a. n. and I P. NJ.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-05-01

~ Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS left Louisville
On n steamer David Waite, last wednesday. The boat
viii arrive here to morrow morning.
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DIRECT ROUTE
WASHINGTON. ARK, TEXAS. &c.

OTAGE leaves Casters Landing, Ark, mississippi
- river.) MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS,
at A. M, and arrives in Washington in fifty hours.
Fare SIS. Washington passengers Aave the preference
Of seats Passing through Monticello, Warren, Hsmp-
ton and Camden connecting at Camden with Stage lines
to 3 dorado and 10 Hot Springs viG Princeton, Tulip and
ROckpOrt.
Connecting at Washington with lines TO GAINESVILLE,
Texas, Shreveport, Louisiana, and Little Rock, Ark.
The road through the Mississippi bottom is greatly i'm
proved. and money has been appropriated from the In
ternal Improvement and other funds which guarantees
that it viii be made equal to any other portion Of the road
this summer. & 20. PrOprieters.
BELDIEG & STONE, Agents,
80 aa4uTr GaefarSa I ndfuO
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PosrPoNED.-The concert aud examination
OF High School, No. ,, Mrs BradfOrd's) announced for
last evening, was postponed until next week, VIC are re-
Quested to state, in Consequence ei the unfAvorable
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f- ANY one DESTROYS Of purchasing a val
uable lot on Madison street, would do well TO call on Mr..
C. D. SMITH, al the Bank OF West Tennessee. See sd-
vertisemeut.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-05-01

HARPER FOR NAIVE are indebted to
Nessrs. GEO. PATTIsOS & Co, Main sirest, for a copy
Of Harper's Magazine for May. Il is an Interesting
humber.
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e. Extra copies Of the DAILY APPEAL
fur sale al our Countins-R0Om this morning.
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Visiting Strangers TO the Jubilee

A RE invited 10 call and examine our stock Of Fine En-
~ cravings, comprising MezzOtiHt and Fine S ieel En-
cravings, varying in price from 50 to $40. French Lith-
ographs, plan OF oOlOred, from 70 cents 70 81, which We
are prepared 10 Frame TO suit the tasteof the purchaser.
We have Just opened a large and fne assortment OF
Wall Paper, Of the latest and richest styles, and are pre-
pared to sell at reasonable istes, feeling confident OF be-
ing able to suit almost every one.
In addition to the above, We keep always on hand the
largest assortment OF Law, Medical, Classical and Mis-
celADeous Books TO be found In the South. Light Lltera-
ture In great variety, with q large assortment Of PAM
phlet Plsys. Our establishment will richly repay 3 vie
1t, and we shall be happy in extending our courtesy to
all who call. & GUIOE,
sp3O-1w 2l Main street
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e The recent frosts have destroyed all the
gram between YalObusha county, Mississippi, and this
city, SO We learn from a gentleman who arrived here from
0GTfEsda, yesterday.
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LOUISVILLE, April 90 The river has fallen two
inches. Arrived, Empress and Mars. Departed, Buck
eye and David White.
NEW YORK. April sO.-sugar market firm, advancing;
MOlasses hm. T5c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-05-01

r. We are indebted to Mr.. McLAUeHLIN,
clerk Of the steamer WOodfOrd, for late New Orleans
napers
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KEEL ROAT FOR SALE.

THE Keel Boat ''GEN. PIKE .oon to arrive, with
i cargo Of nails, will BE- sold low as soon as the cargo
discharged.
The Boat is nearly new, I25 fet long, % feet wide, with
tight Cargo Box, and carries 200 tons, ami t0ws well.
Apply to HAWKS, SMITH & CO.,
ap25-1w 3O4 and 3O6 Main street.
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.auted

A GOOD GARDEEER-liberal Wages paid Apply Il
"a ]. N. SHAW & o
once on Bank Avenue, LIST door from MsdisOn-st.
marle-tf
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MARRIED,

In Jackson, Tennessee, on the 2sih instant, Mr.. G. W.
TRoTrER, Of this city, and Miss s. &. HERIwEATHER,
Of the former place.
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loo barrels Flour.
= NNNNINuhAM
NEYILL g. CUNNINGHAM,
IN

No. ia Main Street. three doors North OF Adams.
a. WE have thirty ave likely Negroes for sale,
End will keep constantly on hand a go ID sup "a
q ply OF likely Negroes, consisting OF Dieu, boys 3k&
~~-and girls, Geld hands and house servants all-A
Of which Will bs sold on reasonable terms, and fully guar
sniied..
We viii also Board and Sell Negroes, on commission
belnR well provided for that business. an26-dawIr
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Admtnistratrix,s Notice.

TTAVING duly qualified as Administrative OF the estate
III Of the late VIZ. n DUNN, deceased, notice is here
by given TO all persons Indebted to said estate. to come
forward and make payment Immediately; and all persons
having claims against 1t, are required to present them.
duly authenticated within the time prescribed BY law, OF
this notice viii be plead in bar Of their recovery.
ap2l-daw2w EMILY =. DUNN, Administrative,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-05-01
STRAVED

u FROM the subscriber. residing In Fort Pick
w. ring, on Friday, the 18th inst, a small dark
~ brown HORSE MULE, shod before, name
0knksrosched and tail trimmed, shoulders sore, caused
by saddle. A liberal reward will be paid any one return
ing the said Mule 10 me or leaving him at J. G. Hol-
lands stable, Main street.
ap22-tf c.. @. MORRI