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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-04-30

The RECEPTION LAST NIGHT-THE FIRE
MEN-At half-psst s O'clock last evening, the hremen
OF Memphis formed in procession on Main street, under
command of Captain BANTER, Chic: Marshal for the
occasion, and marched to the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad depot to receive the aremen from Augusta and
Charleston. The following is the order o; procession
from the depot 70 Exchange Buildings:
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EDITORIAL VIsITrRs.-We had the pleasure
last nigb OF msking The acquaintance OF Nj. F. W.
SINS. editor OF the savannah Republican, and M Z. o.
WIrHISsToS, Of the Savannah Net0s. Nj. FTGUABs,
Of the Huntsville Advocate, is among the welcome visit
os now in The city. To one aud all, we offer the freedom
Of our sdactuB during their sojourn IN Memphis.
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n Gov. CoEwAY, of Arkansas, passed up
the Iiver last Saturday, on his way to Missouri. He goes
from there to White sulphsr Springs, Virginia to spend
The summer. Hon. JOHN R. HANPDES, President Of
the stnate. Is acting Governor In his absence.
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Chickering's Pianos!

e. SIX PIANOS from the wOrld-renowned
81 manufacturers, Messrs. Chickering 4
n Ia III n sons, the original Jonas ChickerRg, were
v = shipped TO us on the 27tA Of February, per
ship Mdlibar, and Will be received In a few days, which
We shall offer for sale at the manufacturer pric ., ex-
penses OF transportation added only.
McKnEgEY & CO.,
Ua~TO 100 Main strpet
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q The Concert and Examination Of the
yoGnE ladies Of City High School No. ? viii take place at
the brick school house on Court street, this evening at
eight O'clock. The public are invited to attend.
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WE are authorized and requested 20 announce EEoCH
ENLOE as a candidate for City Marshal, 81 the ensclng
election au26-tts
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Arrival of the steamer Illinois.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-Ths steamer Illinois is below
with California dates to the 9Th inst.
The Illinois reports the capture Of an American SLAYER
by,a British war vessel, at 81. Anes, near Jsmaicz. Slsves
from Africa bound to Cuba were found on board Of her.
There was great excitement at 81 Anes. II was reported
that there was another SLAYER OF the coast, aud a British
vessel left in pursuit.
The Arabia sailed to-day, taking over 81. 10000 in
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A CARD.-Cohscious of my small claims,
with a knowledge Of others litter to an The responsible
once Of Mayor, and ever grateful for the favorable opin-
ion Of ny friends Of both parties, ] must humbly beG
leave TO decline.
let me remsin in my own private goal.
willing and ready 70 warm you with coal.
VIZ. G. WILKINS,
APRIL %. 1857. Coal Dealer.
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The CAYcE's ARE C)MIEG-Yesterday they
sold little less IAan $4,000 worth Of real estate at fair
figures. This day, second days race, six houses and lots
ana Eve lots win 50 through. Onnibusses ready.
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~ We invite attention TO the card of Col.
FoPE, School Superintendent, in another column. II is
10 be hoped our citizens will be liberal in their oSntribu-
tons to the Picnic which comes OF at the Navy Yard
next Saturday.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Hardin County, Tenn.

(SRCOND SEASON D THE MANAGEMENT OF
TIL P~R0PRIErOR)
THEW WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS will be opened on
Il the LIST June next, for the accommodation of my
friends and the public. / have 4 large Ice House full OF
during the entire season. The Depot viii be at Burns
vile. on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
Ihave made arrangements with Mr.. J. 7. C~hidester,
who will have plenty Of nne Coaches at the Depot. AL
can rely on going through direct the same day thy leave
Memphis. He viii also have tie Buggies md Carriages
at the Springs.
s~pI9-dav2m GEO,
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miscellaneous.
sssman stOres.'' Candies" Sc
IS5S-'5S.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing,
April Is, 1857.
nROPOSALS sealed, and endorsed "Ofer for Small
L Stores.y or "Oder for Candies" or "Oner for Salt
water Soap or "oGer for Mustard Seed, Black Pepper, -
unit 8 O'Clock A. NJ. on the 18th day OF May next, for
furnishing and delivering, Ton receiving twenty days
notice) at the United States navy-yards at Charlestown,
Massachusetts,; Brooklyn, New York. and GospoTt, Yir-
Rinia, such quantities only OF the following articles, lex
cepting the saltwater soap and the candles. for each Of
which separate proposals and contracts Will be made,)
as may be required OF ordered from the contractor by
he chief OF this bureau, or BY the respective Command
ing officers Of the said navy-yaTds, during the fiscal year
ending 3Oth June, 1855, 10 wit:
Boxes, shaving, India rub Backing boxes Of
Der Combs, coarse, India rub
Brushes, shaving Der or sulta percha
Brushes, ~scrubbing Combs, fine, India rubber
Brushes, shoe guttS percha
Brushes, clothes Grass for hats
Buttons, navy vest Jack-knives
Buttons, navy medium Raz0rs, in single cases
Buttons, navy coat Razor straps, Ordwsy's
Buttons, dead.eye Scissors
Beeswax, in fourth-pound Spoons
cakes. pure
Cotton, spoo.s of Nos. II and Is, 800 yards each, , cords,
equal parts
Handkerchiefs, cotton, fast colors, % by 80 inches,
weight not less than . OF. eaCh, texture s by 8 to \
inch
Needles. sewing. Nos. l 2, ? and I, d~rill-eyed, betweens.
Ribbon, hat, best French back, II yards TO the piece;
width, ~ inch
Soap, shaving, in cakes; each cake not less than ? OF.
Six, sewing, blue-black; wrappe not to exceed ? o.. 10
the pound
Thread. black and white, MsrshaI's best quality
Tape, white linen, 4 yards in length, y inch wide
Tape, black, twiled cotton, 6 yards in length, \ inch
wide
Tbfnbles an and O. IN dfs,e..r
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ATTENTION, UNION GUARDsi- You are
hereby ordered to assemble at the City Hall on Friday
morning, Nay LIST, at 81 O'doek, in full summer uniform.
Ey order OF Capt D. A. KENDALL.
JOHN T. POWERS, O.. S.
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~ We invite attention to the sale Of val
us6ie city property advertised 70 be sold on nsxt Saturday
BY Nj. n. S. STEWART, Clerk q the Circuit Court Of
Shelby county.
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~ WALLACE has a large sale Of real es-
tate this morning At his mart, south side Court Square
BY order Of Trustees and administrators. Sale at ten
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FrRE-The alarm yesterday afternoon was
oooasionsd By the roof Of Messrs. CURTIS & KEAPP's
Foundry catching On Gre. A few buckets Of water
qusnehed the fames-
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HalIett, Davis & Co.'s Pianos!
Raven, BACON s Co.'s Pianos!

@- FOURTEEN Pianos from the above msR-
SA1fA ufacturers, seven now on hand, the balance
hi III III n shipped last month per ships ~pickSbuT0
y - = . and sheppard Knapp. These Pianos are
so well known in Memphis and the surrounding country
that further notice from US Is unnecessary, only adding
that we can afOrd and will sell them al less prices than
heretofore. ImariO1 4 G.
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HEEL ROAT FOR SALE.

THE Keel Boat "GEN. PIKE" sOon 10 arrive, with
i a cargo Of nails, will be sold low as soon as the cargo
discharged.
The Boat Is nearly new, 125 fet long, % feet wide, with
tight Cargo Box, and carries 900 tons, ami lows well.
Apply to HAWKS, SMITH & CO.,
ap25-Iw 304 and 3O6 Main street.
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Commercial Mattets.
HENPHIs DAILY APPEAL oFFIoE.

THURSDAY April 80. 1857.
CoTTOE-The market for the past two days manifest
ed a good inquiry, and buyers came forward sndtoOE all
nner grades at former rates. The stock in market is
very light. We continue quotations without change.
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NOTICE.

THE public are hereby fOrewsrned from trading for q
j. note drawn by me and payable TO the order OF R. G.
Edwards, for the sum Of 81 900. dated 2lst April, 1887.
The note was lost accidentally tnis day, sndI viii not pay
il but at the extent Of the Law.
ap22-4W b. MYERS
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~ We are indebted to Mr.. HOLMES, OF
the ann OF HEwsoM * HOLMES, Of CineiBnsus for late
New York and st. LouI. pEPeTI.
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~ Mr.. PARHAM, editor of the Chattanoo-
"a Gazette, is on = visit to our city for the purpose CT
soliciting advertisements for his Journal. He will wait
upon our business men for their cards.
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GEO. FIAHERTY & BRO.

F%" PIANOS, MelodeOnss -Z--
sKI&SE3 modern and antique Cabi- EE9
Sn net Furniture Bulk OH IL
J II stock, $50. 900, consistingd
Of a variety from a plain Kitchen Table 10 the most ele-
CANT and deliberately carved Rosewood Parior Sets, In
brocateie and plush.
Carpets, Curtains, Floor Oil Cloth, Mattresses, Locking
Glasses, Ottoman, Frames prepared for Embroidered
Covers, Reirigerators Shower Baths, Water Felterers,
&c, Sash, 500 IL Walnut Stairs Banisters always kept
in store.
Pianos Tuned IN city or country, by an experienced Pro-
fessor, by reaVing your orders AZ the same famous old
corner Of Main and Union streets, Memphis.
Ap2I GEO. FLAHERTY & BRO.
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STRAKEn

FROM the subscriber. residing in Fort Pick
tS@ eTing, on Friday, the 18th met, a small dark
~ brown HORSE MULE. shod before, name
AeAzz1sroached ana 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. O. Hol-
lands stable, Main street.
ap22-tf C. C. MORRIS.
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MUSTARD SEED. BLACK PEPPER. SC.

MUBTARD SEED, BLACK PETER, &c.
Separate bids for ell that may be required for the use
OF the navy, 20 be delivered at New York only.
Mustard seed, American. brown
Pepper, black, Nalabar
Bottles, ootagon, for mustard and pepper
Carkg for battles
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$Soo-ooC
r TIL OF
CITY LOTSS


ADJOINING NGEnGFEIS, ON LONG TIME
r WILL commence on SATURDAY ID BAY Ma NEXT mdenunusn on ayO Gay until b sold e@n 8
l. Auction "a IN premises OyERroN% TRACT o NE HUNDRED AN EIsHrY-oSE ACRES II AN:
river. Il has bsns ubHvasdn D@ nnknta sized Lsw With the Depot nsE @baWd and DHRsv s-nN@d
Railroad tennAhgn nspdab aNs0 Memphis Importance in commercial pntd view usqsd
wm@ue IuS@t mea Raj Estate ever mTsh hsss1 Of THese
- cash mote satisfactorily nMsd unx months with interest aAd;b balance mn tA
three ndm our year,, with interest G B. CKE .AuAOsrn and Real Estate BhaL
HEzPHusr rSxruEE April, 1851
In alss tnhno tn akd hsonHOn PODy Ibgbswto maksaF few r@sna setting %b msS-
or No Gsn go %Nb G1Ss HS Sf
aasyeIg msn Gn an tn dssseg yssntmd ms, wsnn unonDed ~ aLh fertile wgss hsa
@mmand an HsS sGdn@ are IN nsTSG points, Memphis that Hsvafhy@ nas On be- snsappt :
Oor K4 spppaAa6en m n nurOrw Hm atMh means Of mis- vast extent q auntyu hHhs sn-
aPu6sd hasetyan1a @g-anhsd II is a IN sns% nature ow bgns w.br By IN yaha% "a
anaa ain aou regular pN&asp ymg pgaahy up the NahEHO Ohio Cumberland Big HHas St Euhes
Tm~e M aemphsa I'd LMe Rk eTdIkd eVG ned V IN SO North south d 80 a.
aupbsL AID nsayu are able to ohmR here N~ York. Rs than three dua and since The unpsaoi
I'm psd we are now sEhgC ahnh~n north Alabama and East u the tennessee river The ahsIt
ss and pDsngg for LS1wMn dnsS SR EM@eO 10 Memphis an sRh Memphis a ohoT%a All
Little kR Railroad being usfn fhnkh thai g@f Tk- nhsrhsh ss0Orb been any doubts lena
for while the Northwestern UG ven frozen up for months wnwamt an oara any -four roads
edys mot aNant when We viii haea road FROM hereto St Louis that vii traverse Trn ofSonuy
the Inn M@mhH, bringing this read Oom he'd dividing. heb e@nu this SGeG Arkansas Engn@v have bt
examining The past smmE nsnas@ hsrS nTgh neI bottom lands Of Mississippi and orhtnd~n
bunbt@ Memphis hkh VIII realty nGaeb manufacturing industry and sphh \ 00untyn IN
weueHwd sHs a0s over oOO nhsd CSoam dg the ssnsOaf Tour Railroad improvements ~ an
besides an hmmeam Uund Cna nfP0k End the total value OF the proaup brought into Memphis a. ne
not ma9E ay description Of Hanusauui .ss but simply Produce. RUufn RH HlaE ms farm toe
NePhsw was made apu of entry ya few su ago. and T hnP~n now run up 70 Aht $50 90 per an
num- and Increasing very rapidly
We have uumbrd EOeDGbs emPgng@ some aea unhdh and, besides various mMTm nunHO-
owm aerAE for nanuaauHng in the vaRhy@ Menphsm abundance and hat Of the best kind at wgh fair
weivs mavambsn nn any dy@ hs ea z the BEn Our r@ sa%GE eh good condition and
the fund is uPy umehut TO use all IN hhdrnw within the dy limits " eh~s uvkTp nnen asN Al
h@s mdtu mdsl schools. OUR puhtNnh nIasngm more rphy naH any former period 1d
70 This Prpryb worth over 100000 and i'm AL bSdb neh highest bd@EH without wMdD pu@
G.. b LOCKE,
ap33t Audons tRsiS Estate Broker
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RICHMOND, April e9.-There has been a great fire at
Oxford, North Carolina; one whole square was burnt.
Loss ssOc, 600 HerLdon, Mitchell Il Lynch are the
heaviest losers by the FIRE.
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pvrrpTroy OF THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
orCE.RLrEroH Mayor MILES and large
.ch,,,s,toD Aldermen were waited spOn last night
-.,.,ev an their arrival at the Railroad Depot oyths
C-~w,r. Of Reception, and conducted to the Chamber Of
:. Council. where they were formally presented : our
= .r.ho-,ties. They were hrst introduced to'oeOn
the Bssrd. through him TO the Mayer ~hoU 'Hs
-h.,ssomely welcomed and presented 10 our So1ro
-. The address Of Mayor DOUGLASS was re-
-. Nv Mayor MILES Of Charleston. who e1prtteo
- r.,sscst,ou At The cordial reception e1Dsno-
"A "a himself and associates. He sAo tn~ = l'
- c,mnlimented but O~vSrPOwered BY the gen.
-. v,.s,ine which had been given him, ana tsAi"hh
-. q, Charleston fully estimated the erss' oOw-
- ,sv.pt.ses which must result from the 90mPe-
!, ne uempbis and Charleston Rsiirosa' they D-
.no,bsr reason to rejoice, and that was found u
tbst thu ugaments which 6Osnd rs tofefnOi p@.
,b-o,,b own Southern soil. BE would not s@y -
-. civ q, Charleston had contributed towards Inn
up,on She had done all she could, and did nopefuHy
trns,ipr that the "sress east upon the waters "out
return II not 10 herself, at least to the section over ~hi0i
the connection was made.
member Of the City Council Of Charleston >
sDonsed appropriately on the part Of his assoeia'es' y
%, which these distinguished guests were conducted"
an adjoining room to psrtske Of some suitable reire
meats.
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GIVE are under obligations to W. D. CARRi
Esd POstnssteT OF Houston, Kiss, for 8 club OF t"enA'
subscribers. We appreciate bis Efforts in our behalf.
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n AccrDEET-MAN KILLED-CARs
We regret 70 learn that q serious railroad
urred yesterday morning on the Memphis and
Railroad, between Moscow and Wolf river
he collision Of the regular freight and an up
ltion train, BY which both locomotives, tine
. and MsmphiI) together with ak or seven
% we're smashed Up. The brother Of the eng
I'd train. Hr. D. LYNCH, was thrown from the
nth bis right leg swinging between the wheels
.sepotive and the tender, cutting the bones and
e,erv ugsment but the tsndons; the water from
Ier seethipg upon him he drew his oNn knife and
% teudons. thus releasing him from the cars BE
o. great suffering, ard It is supposed be cannot sur
Mr. Lynch. the chief locOnOtivs engineer and who
The sale cause. as We learn, Of this catastrophe i'm
.i.tely al We understand he was ordered BY the
..tsept q, tts road. to remain al LafAystis until the
yr,.- sreirht train should pass. Nj. Lynch tnlnk-
- ,h,t he comic make = cOrDee.isn at Moscow disooeyeo
rders, hence the collision.
The ,.regoing was written on Tuesday evening MI
v~cv Ia, since died. It was reported yesterday tnA'
- me, had been killed and one wounded out we e~fn
- NJ s was the only one injured by the COLLISION
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CANDLEs-Sepdrdfe bid for 10 900 pounds.
The candies must be American manufactured, OF prime
loaf lard stearins, six candies to the pound, s lilo inches
In length, exclusive Of tip, six candles No. I, to weigh
not less than "a ounces 81 100; melting point not 10 Be
less than $40 degrees Fahrenheit. The wick must be
braided, aud composed Of IS cotton threads OF the best
quality OF No. p yarn. The candles 10 be delivered on
sixty days notice, in good boxes. containing about 30
pounds each, and the box 10 be marked with the con-
tractors name and the weight Of the candles.
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gatrst 9ens By Grhgragg
TO ASSOCIATED PRESS OF MEMPHIS.
m. oovernoy,bin 81 Nebra.ka.
ersa. Fire at oxford, North Carolina.

WASHINGTON, April 90 Col. Richardson declines
the GOvernOrship Of Nebraska. Gen. oryile Clark, Of
New York, win probably be sppollted.
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WHITE SALT WATER SoAP-Ssparate bid for $50, 900
pounds.
The soap must be Manufactured from cocOa-uut oil,
and be Of the best quality denomiAated' white saltwater
soap" and be delivered on sixty days notice, in good
strong boxes OF about rs pounds each, and, after inGpec-
ton, the boxes must be hoped At each end, at the ex-
pense Of the contractor. The price TO be uniform al all
the yards.
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PIANOS. PIANd

THREE HUNDRED kegs No. Leaf Lard;
10 barrels do.-For sale by
marsl HANCOCK. CLARK s. co.
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u WE are authorized 10 announce HUME F. HILL
Esq as a candidate for reel etiOn 10 the ohce OF Re
corder ap24
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Mtnnitipal Glrttiun.
ron RFCORDER.


FOR RECORDER.
q We are authorized TO announce HUME +. HILL,
Esq as a candidate for reel, elton 10 the ofhee Of Re
corder. ap24
WE are authorized to announce Major GEORGE ".
piclpal Election apps
FOR CITY MARSHAL.
WE are requested 10 announce the name Of s. A
MOORE as a candidate for the Office OF City Marshal, al
the ensuing June elections. marlS-te'
WE are authorized and requested 20 announce EEoCH
ENL0E as q candidate for City Marshal, 81 the tnsrlng
election. apZb-t"
WE are authorized 70 announce o. REIN
HARDT as 3 candidate for the Office OF City Marshal, a
the ensuing Municipal Election In June next. maris-te
FOR CAPTAIN OF DAY POLICE.
WE are authorized and requested TO announce Captain
W. @. CAuSEY as a candidate fer the ONCE OF Captain OF
the Day Police. apps
CAPTAIN NIGHT POLICE.
WE are authorized 10 announce FELIX q. BUTLER a
candidate for Captain Of the Night Police, al the ensuing
election. apps te
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9ort of 8lempbts,
Arrivals AID Departures.

@&N
WEDNESDAY, April %.
1. n. Kennett, New Orleans to st. Ions.
winchester, Aemphi 70 Fusr's Point.
Memphis, Memphis to Cincinnati.
Kate Frisbee, Napoleon TO Memphis
Ben. Franklin, Louisville to New Orleans.
J. G. Cline. Nashville to Memphis
River Matters.
q The river continues 70 recede. The weather is
clear and warm.
q The Memphis departed yesterday for Cincinnati,
with & large number of passengers
r. The Winehestsr feft at IL O'clOc. yesterday morn
ing for Helena and Frisr's Point.
Ez- The Ben Franklin arrived last evening from
Louisville. She viii take on ave or six hundred bales Of
cotton. and depart this morning for New Orleans.
r. Captain Ed. Booker has just returned from Padu-
cab. he informs US that the Belfast will be completely
repsired by Thursday next, and viii then be as good as
new. The loss sustained BY the disaster is from sI2,O 900
to SIS 900.
ErThe Kate Fisbes arrived at an early hour last
evening from Napoleon, with = large number OF psssen-
gers.
~ We notice BY the Republican, Of Tuesday last
that the City Of Memphis being detained, would not
leave that port for the South until Wednesday afternoon.
She will arrive tomorrow morning.
e The EuGHEviHe will be due tonight from White
river.
The Matte Wayne viii lay over until Saturday,
when abe will start On an excursion trip to St. Louis.
RED RIVER.-The Shreveport SvfhSsteTn, Of the
18th, says the river at that point continues to fan rapidly,
notwithstanding the late rains.
We copy the following from the St. Louis RepUb-
icGH, OF Tuesday
STEAMER A. C. GoDDTs suEK-It has bees some
weeks since we hsve had 10 record the sinking of steam
beat, bUt we yesterday lea ned that another steamer had
gone down IN the Missouri river-the A. C.. GOddin.
The steamer A. {. GoddfR, Capt. K. Tracy, left this
port on Sunday at 2 O'Clock, P. M, with a large cargo for
Sioux city, and sunk yeste day morning about O'Clock,
twelve miles sbovs St. Charles. She was lying in ten
feet water, and Il is thought that she can be raised. She
had on board a valuable cargo, q portion Of which must
be dEHnaged, although we have yet learned none Of the
particulars. The 4 c. GOddin was 4 little over one year
old, and was a VaIssb;e boat. We presume she was fully
insured.
. Tae st. Louis Republican, Of the 9th. says;
"The river a. this point is stu reosding slowly. All
the upper rivers are falling, and the last arrival from the
Upper Mississippi reports Lake Pepin stu closed with
Ice. We have nothing new from either the Illinois or
Missouri rivals. Arrivals were not Iumerous yesterday.
Business was brisk on the Leyee. The weather continues
ana - ~
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QYerseer Wanfed,

OFtIsttE dIILtUs
ON my plantation, nine miles South OF Memphis, for
" balance OF this year. A man without a family pre-
feTred. To one properly qualified ard coming well recon-
mended, (none others Iced apply,) liberal wages will be
paid. s.
Refer in Memphis TO S. MOsby, ESQ. spi6-daw2w'
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TWENTY-FIVE Piano FOrtes, just received and for sale
i very low al 4 CO.'S.
ap7-lm
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ron CITY MARSHAL.

WE are authorized to announce Major GEORGE W.
1iclpsl election. apps
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-15

an effect for good. Believing thus,
we have already prepared bill for an
act regulating and governing the sale
of intoxicating liquors in this Terri
tory, which we intend to present at
the coming Session of the Legislature.
1t provides that the County Courts
and corporate town or city authorities
may license given number of houses
on the payment of a liberal license
fee and giving heavy bonds for damages
that may arise from the sale of intox-
icating liquors. Personally we are
opposed to the sale of spirituOus
liquors by the drink. And yet policy,
in this, as in many other matters, would
seem to dictate to snake the best of
a bad bargain" Werepeat, therefore,
that we think a license law would
operate for good.