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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-09
S A L E o F
LIND AID NEGROES,

kHHG HkAtIGkGE
IN SOUTH a Z j..
DIT virtue Of an hority given in $ dssd q trust sKecu
D ts5 By G. n. watson On the DAY Of 1855
snd recorded N colunbia oouaty, Arkansas, Z ohsT for
sale Eb0Ht
$500 Acres Of Land,
Tying IN Coluubis county, on The waters Of the SMACK
over orrez, a5sut hi % n Is from Camden. One body
q this lard contains s9me t=o THOUSAND Ecrcs-three or
four hun fred Of which are opened. TIE cther, Of some
dve huadrod acres h perhsps, = hundred opened
Accommodation Of = smEn foror; but the oVsrse.r and
nsEroes iving ugon he iarzer tract, have heretofore
cultivated both 6 Sc her. There are
Forty-F1ve or Fifty Slaves.
About tweaty Il th-m hed hsuds. None are very oid,
They have been well treated, sue NOR likely than con-
moR, std arc Increasing rspidy.
I vii Gs1 sell the Crops (except Cottonl mace this
yesr, TIE stock Plantation Toels ard all other perShs-
be property on the Estate
Esul5 prefer selling Land and Negroes t. one pur-
chaser AID ~ lrrangsmen = satisfactory 70 ne are
made. such . purchaser can get q reasonable credit On
q portion Of the none. Bot hsvizs detsrminsd % sell
7 offer The Eezroes-in fazines-fo- cash Hndt The Land
one bird cash. ire balance in two equal i~nstElnenfs on
q crdIi Of tive ami three yeas, bearing eight per cent.
interest-the interest on he deferred psymenfs 70 be
paid annually.
secure = afbt q shoot eight thousand collars to !. v
Noon. Of New o leHns-
J. II AppersCn ls manager upon the place, and TO him,
and & @ L Mesa, 81 Mount Holly, Union county. ]
7efer personE b wiah 10 examine the property. lex
pet 70 b. On The place Or 10 that ncigtbofhood, By the
middle Of December next
NJ post ohoe is Z" Treviilisr's pepot, Louisa, Va"
when ~ Arkzusss my pest orc viii b, "Liddesdale
Oolumhls county, Ark. THeS. S. WATSON,
oo6-dsW2m TruStes.
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I'm Chancerv ar ETemnhf.

In Chancery at Memphis.
OTATE OF TENNESSEE. At Rules hld In te
- Clerks once, Chanesr5 Side q the Common Lsv
sHd ObAnoery Court o. the city Of Memphis. Mondsv
Octsber sth, 1858.
John c. Hoton snd wife Mary Bolton, Cirderius Boitsp
FrAnsis DO tn, Luels Bolton and others,
CoupAinAnts,
7 l. Bolton, wade n Bolton, WaEhlngton Ralton. y o.
Dickens and Samuel picksns, nefendsnts
II AppeErins from Gnasvit nles IN this cause hat the
Defendant, ThOs. Dickens, e 3 mon rstidents Of the SAT- a.
Tennessee: u is ordered that be % enter his spPsHr-
Euoe herein beto { or within the hrEi three days Of the
next term o. SAID court, . be held on the fourth Monday
IN November next, tls6s) and pie q, susEer. or demur
70 couplainanf's bFl, or the sane vii b. taken for con-
'essed as 10 him and set fos hearing e--Barfe, and tha,
} copy OF this order be ~pubifshed once a week for four
successive wseks In the Memphis ApresI-
A ~copy-Attest: JOHN q. LAEIER,
Clfrk ard Master.
JOIN HALEUE, solid'or cor esu plslnshts.
,~fR aVrAu
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I'm Chaucerx II

IN NHauteIy II Menphts.
CTATE OF TEkNES>EE:-At hul-s ned IN the
- CT rk's oHoe. Chsnosty side o. tha @ mmon Law and
Ohanoey oouu o. tie city OF Mempaib Monday, Oc-
tober an, Ie55.
EDWARD bfeys ComF.ainaut,
Hm. D. Philips Tn 3. Philips, John ". Mason and
BIS wife Elizabeth $ Mason. and others,
Defendants.
It Appearing frem aHdsvlt lied n this eau that The
Oefendttts, John " Hason and his wife EifEsbeth
:. Mason, are n0n-res,dtnts Of the state Of Ten
lessee: Il Is ore Ell that they do enter their an
paarance herein before or within ths nrEt TIRES DAYS Of
he next tens OF sail Cou-t. to be he'd on the fourth
AoEdsy In Nov m5cr n,xt Qs5s) AID pl id, answer az
ienur o CouplAlnsnps hi l. or the same VIII be taken
OF confessed a. 70 then, and set for hearing er-pdtfs
and that . orpy OF this order be published o-ce a week
fr tour successive weeks In The Memphis Appeal.
A Capitalist: JOHN o. LAEIRR,
Cierk and Master.
A. WRIoHT, solicitor for complainant.
els Priv
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In ChaDceFy az Memphis.

In ChaucePy ar Memphis.
MATE o TEENEsSEE-At Rules held IN the CLERKS
- Oace. Chsnoery side Of The o1muon Law and Chan
Gerry Court Of the city Of n, mphis, Monday, October an,
1855.
George A. Trovbridse and Daniel Gorrsn. am Of @. A.
frovoridss &c. Oonplsinants,
-.
Alfred A. smithviek, Nathaniel n. snsed, Wn. K. Pos
ten, Trustes, Thomas p. AYdlett ard others
Defendants.
II appearing from aadsvit eied in this cause, that
the DEFENDANTS. @. Powell n Co, Purman Davis & Co,
Rosenheln & Coniss, Duryee, JacIuees & Co., walker,
Re A. Co, noberfson, Hudson and Fui lam, Grazing
er, wallis 4 Smith, Fassett & Co Benedict, Han & o.,
J. s.. Leavitt 4 Co, A B Estes q Co., and Wm. l..
Lane s. Co are non-rfsidsnfs q The State Of Tennes-
see: It Is ordered thst they DO enter their appearance
herein, before or within the hrst three days Of the next
term Of said Court 10 Be held on the fourth Monday IN
November next. Qss5j ard pieaf. EnSVer or cenur 70
eomplainaRts bins CT The sane viii b. taken for
confessed as 20 then. and 90 for herein ex-parte; snd
that . copy 81 this order be published onoe = week for
four successive veekE In the Memphis appeal
ACopy-Aftest: JOHN Q. LANIER.
Clerk and Master.
JozS y CkHMAcE. ~soiisitor for Conplsinants.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-20
NEW YORK NEWS-.Jrtv 10.

The cars on the Erie railroad the time of the last ter
rDe disaster Were it is said moving at the rate of fy
miles an hour. A gentleman on board. who became sat
led from the motion that the could not be kent on
the track at such speed took position an open freight
car prepared leap of doing which he was
injured The inquest the bodies of the passengers who
were killed resulted in verdict from the jury
ting the railroad company from all blame in causing the
accident.
There 553 deaths in the city during the past week
an increase of Ill compared with the mortality of the
week previous and 179 than during the
corresponding week in last year OF the whole number
9 We're of ten of age and UNDER and 50 inmates of
the public institutions.
Five young women drowned on Friday evening
at the foot of EghtysiXth street. North river The u
hppy girls Were inmates of the House Mercy in that
vicinity, and had to the river enjoy bath 1t
appears that one of the girls, Ellen Smith felt herself
SINKING and cried for help that when the others went to
her assistance they immediately dragged under the
water and did not again rise.
Arrangements have been made the establishment of
ne OF steamers of the largest size and elegant de
scFpon to ply between this port and the Havana touch
ing at MatanZa One of the vessels purcha
ana VIII start upon her first trip alterations
can be made that deemed necessary adapt her to
the business
Mr. Collins desires the Times to say that "there is no
1oundaon whatever for the statement published by on
OF the city papers, that the have been sold con-
ditlonay or otherwise
1t is computed that during the late seasons for straw
berries 900 baskets sold by the producers in
TINS CITY, which, at cents basket make the cost $685.
ouo ct the season week shorter than usual and
the amount sold scarcely over onehaf what often
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GILMoR HOUSE, BALTIMORE, June %, 1SI
THE RECALL OF MR.. FORSYTH.


The Washington correspondent of the New Y York
Tribune under date oflSth inst, writes follows
Capt. Henry has gone to Mexico with dispatches
to Col. Forsyth, stating the Presidents views
gardng the forced tax, and containing the informa-
tion that the steamer will be at Vera Cruz to
vey himself and family and the Legation to Mobile.
Col. Forsyth, in writing to the Department here,
said that after protesting against the forced loan he
had thought of demanding his passports but, upon
considering other circumstances, deemed it best to
remain in Mexico, though he had suspended all
diplomatic intercourse. 1t will be seen by the
der to leave, that this position is not approved here.
As his particular objection to the tax was not sane
toned by the Attorny General, this movement is
not regarded interrupting the amcable relations
between the two countries, and no notice to such eff
feet has been communicated to the Mexican Lega-
ton yet, and none is expected. Mr.. Buchanan
means to be in a position to take advantage of any
change of circumstances Col. Forsyth will not be
sent back. Garcia, OF the alleged Americans
who had been imprisoned in Mexico for various of
fenses, brought dispatches from Mr.. Forsyth on
Thursday, which led to this sudden change of pro-
gramme here. Previously, the plan was to in
struct him to remain quiet
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
IrNITEn

YANKEE Music FOR TURKEy.-An order has been
given and filled through Hon. F. W. Lincoln, May
or of Boston, by His Excellency Admiral Moham-
med Pacha, to furnish the National music of Amer
lea for the army and navy Of the Sultan of Tur-
key.
Col. Alexander Wilson, of PHILADELPHIA has been
appointed United States District Attorney for the
Territory of Utah.
Judge Cato, of Kansas, whose resignation of the
Office OF District Judge of that Territory has al
ready been mentioned, goes to Kansas city to prac
tice law.
lhe oat crop is so much injured this year by va
rlous diseases, that it has in Buckingham and other
counties on the James river, proven unwholesome
food for stock.
negro woman died on the 4th of July, at New
Orleans, aged lao years. She was born in Guiana
Africa, and retained her faculties till within short
period of her death.
The temperance lecturer, John B. Cough, is said
to be making not less than SO 900 wear; the Eng
sh temperance societies pay him $50 for each lee
ture he delivers.
The health OF Savannah is said to have never
been better than at the present time There were
only eleven deaths during the week ending on the
18th instant
The editor of the Savannah Republican was re-
Gently present ted with watermelon which weighed
553a pounds.
The Oldest living graduate of Yale College is
John McClennan, Esq, of Woodstock, who gradu-
ated in 1885, 73 years ago.
The coopering establishment of Coffman, Shilleto
d Co., at Madison, Ind. was DESTROYED by fire on
the 18th inst. Loss 81 600.
:, Ihree boys We're horribly burned in Johnstown,
"a d., lew days since, by the explosion of canns-
The wheat crop in the vicinity of Parkersburg.
Va, just gathered in, shows an avarar of -
third less per acre than the yield of last wear.
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WASHINGTON, July 19.-Joseph C. G. Kennedy Esq.
having been appointed by the President of the United
States carry the act of Congress providing for the
completion the unfinished work of the seventh census
has entered upon the performance of his duties with
able corps assistants and busy engaged in revising
and completing the statistics of manufacturers in order
that the work may be presented to Congress at the
mencement of the next session
These statistics taken under the direction Of Mr. Ken
nedy and nearly completed when he displaced from
office WILL when finished present the most complete ex-
hbit the condition of the American mechanic arts that
ever been prepared These details have never been
published the interest occasoned by their
will not be limited to country.
1t ascertaned from reliable that about two
years ago treaties made with certain Indians of Or
egon and Washington Territories, including those who
recently fought Col Se,oe and which the Senate failed
to ratfy This omission has had the effect of producing
impression the minds of these Indians of the alb
of good faith tne part of the Government the
United States.
Several weeks ago, When the rumored defeat of Col
Steptoe reached this city, the Indian Bureau promptly
directions the United States Indian Agent to
all available at his disposal for such an emer
gency to check at the further spread of hoses
AID to prevent the commission of outrages upon our
citizens.
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WASHINGTON NEWs-Jrrv 10


me Secretary of the Navy nearly restored his
usual good health that he already anticipating pleas
u OF short visit to his northern ome relaxation
ianor to which he is well entitled by long and unintermi
'ea applcation to the duties of his important office.
ihere were hty-four patents issued from the United
states fatent Office during the week ending July 13-
Among tlese Were one to Henry Lowe of Baltimore
IhproVem IN paper stocks from reeds John H.
lyon oil baltimore, for Improvement in machines for
drliing and splitting stones, and James H. Stimp
son. OF Baltimore, for Improvement in butter cooler
1t is said that Senator Benjamin had the offer of the
Mexican mission but declined preferring remain in
the Senate if chance reelection offers The mission
10 SPAN Is reported to be at his disposal.
On Saturday Convention touching our commercial re-
i0s with BeGlum was signed at the State Department
lister.
Baron Gerolt the Prussan Minister having received
PERMISSION OF absence from this country will leave for
Europe in the course of few days for his family with
whom he will return in the autumn
NJ blonde the successor recently appointed by the Bel
gan government to II. de Bosch Spencer who was ap-
pointed Minister to Turkey has been named to Sar
dnia and it is not improbable that this nav
retain NJ Spencer in this country.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-20
PHILADELPHIA NEWs-Jr,v 10

The mechanical and laborng force of the navy yard now
numbers about eleven hundred men all told BY
want of timber discharges ship carpenters and ioner
to the number of a hundred took place Saturday
An aged pensoner of the United States Naval ASYLUM
named John Saddler committed suicide between four and
five o'clock Sunday morning by jumping from the
balcony of that institution.
The amount of milk received in this city over the North
pennsylvania Railroad, during the six months ending
June 50, is :5S O2O gallons.
The Hon. William f. Packer, Governor of Pennsylvania
and his daughters, accompanied by Hon j. c. Knox At
torney General, lady and daughter; Hon. William NJ
Hester Secretary of State Others reached this city
on Saturday and left this morning for Cape May,
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Police Intelligence.

Robert Mitchell arrested yesterday by officer
Scherer charged with occupying the wrong stand with
his hack He fined So and costs by Justice McKin-
ley, from which decision he took an appeal.
Patrick 0'Neal arrested yesterday by Sergt Nc
Comas and officer Deal charged with entering the shop
James j. Dulaney Jarvis Buildings, and assaulting him
In this 0Neal looked if he had been the assaulted
party, his face being rather badly bruised. Held for
hearing by Justice Mearis
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THE CASE OF DE RIyIERE.

FTOHb the NeU OTH ! iateS G yeStefudD
Notwithstanding the agreement made between
all parties last Thursday afternoon, that if Miss
Emma }. Blount was delivered to her parents all
proceedings on the habeas corpus would be stayed,
it seems that additional steps to be taken hav-
ing reference to Captain De Riviere. Witnesses
have been summoned to attend before Justice 0g-
den this morning at o'clock, to answer in the
matter of the return made to the habeas corpus by
Mr.. Hunckle. From the fact that some additional
witnesses have been subp@naed, who know nothing
in relation to Mr.. Huncbe's connection with the
affair." it is supposed that the present proceedings
are instituted with view to learn the whereabouts
of De Rivere. Huncke thinks that be has been
sufficiently annoyed about this matter already, and
will if further troubled, make some disclosures in
relation to the disappearance of Miss Bount, which
will bring the name of a certain gentleman promi-
nenty before the public. Colonel Blount and his
daughter are supposed to be at the residence of Dr.
Dewess, in New York, but it is rumored that both
left on Saturday evening for the South. Mrs.
Blount remains at the Hotel Napoleon at Hoboken,
and also thinks the rumor to be correct. Counsel
for Mr.. Hunckle think that if the proceedings in
the present case are sustained by Colonel Blount
or with his consent after the agreement made on
Thursday, that they certainly are breach OF
faith which ought not to be tolerated by the Court
The whole case will probably be settled to-day.
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Wires.

The alarm of fire about O'Clock yesterday morning
occasioned by the partial burning houses stu
ated Pearl street, of which occupied by Mr.
Absalom Butler, and the other by Mr.. Jacob Holbein
The fire kinded by ncendiary in the diving alley
between the houses The first floor of each house was
slightly damaged, but the early discovery flames
and the prompt action of the officers and citizens pua
injured.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-20

WASHINGTON, July 19-Captan Longstreet has been ap
pointed by the President, Paymaser in the army in the
place of Mr.. Dashiel dismissed.
General Burnet, Surveyor General of Kansas has made
all his appointments and will leave for the Territory this
week
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET.

10.
The offerings of beef cattle the yards to-day amounted
to 800 head all sold to District butchers at So 5
s. Is on the hoof equal to S6504$S.36 nett Old sheep
and lambs 81. 50d3.5O per head.
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THE Newly DISCOVERED Ell DoRADo.-Our en-
ternrisine merchants have not been long in catch
inc hold Of the tempting bait held out in conse-
ih of the tide Of emigration to Frazer river
The bark 0akhilI is advertised to sail Immediately
for the new gold regions with full and assorted
cargo This is, in all probability, but the com
mencement of an entirely new and immense chan
mel to the introduction of our manufactured and
staple articles.-N. Y. Herald
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The Leavenyyorth Fire-Losses and Insuran-

ces.
ST. LOUIS, July 19.-Addenal dispatches from our
Leavenworh correspondent per L. S. express Boone
VILE say that the largest losses sustained by the fire
Leavenworh follows: Weaver & Newland $50 900
insured $4,000 Stewart Co. S15OOO-insured 5000;
Sands Bro Sc 0o0-insured s. 600; Dr. Parks 800
insured 81 00o B. Lock So 00O-insured 81 00O Paul Dex
ter S5 00o-nsured l.. R. Smoot $4,000, Grazer & Bro
$4,000, Davis Suter IS 900, II. German $4,000, Thomas
Russell $4,000, Mr. Calvert 4,OOO Albert Fisher $500
all uninsured Uninsured smaller losses ranging from $500
to $4,000 increase the total loss to $13OOOO which
there is insurance of $50 O0O chiefly Hartford Conn
Offices The report that and boys were burned
in the theatre proves incorrect
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-20

The 'LEvIATHAN'' NO MoRE.-The London Star
of the 29th ult. in noticing Queen Yictoria's visit
to the Leviathan, says:
The ship is no longer to be called the Leviathan;
she is to assume her original name the Great Eas-
tern. She has been registered in that name, Will
liam Harrison, master.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR A NJ S
From Washington.

eECEIvED AT THEO OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
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W. W. CoEcoRAN, Esq,

WASHINGTON, June 24, 1858.
SIR:-At the conclusion of communication handed to
you some two months through your friend the Hon
Mr. Sde Il served to myself the right of eXacng
paration hereafter for the outrages had endured At
that time my hands were feered by my official position
congo from my government has just liberated them
and hasten to say that in declining, under frivolous
preext the reparaton which conGescended to ask you
behaved like ruiiian and coward. 1t will give me
pleasure to have you disproye these assertions and thus
the stigma which shall otherwise fasten upou
your T. DE MjRUAGA.
No. VI.
GILMOR HOUSE, BALTIMORE, June 90 1858.
W W. CoRCORAN, Esq =
SIR-Having yesterday inflicted upon you the indigni
ty of mortal insult feel tiny duty to apprse you
that shall await here until Thursday morning, any
munication which you may see fit to address to
+. DE MURUAGA.
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ARLIL 80. 1858. q

SIR had trusted until that my forbearance and
the decacy of my proceedings would have at least
aroused some spark of generous response.
IN this have been disappointed. beg therefore, to
respect and when dsregards the commonest social
obligations, and thus loses the right of exemption from
the retrbution due to violence.
Hereafter may find opportunity of meeting you out
of the territory of the United States. In that
myself the right of eNacng full repaation for
the outrageS have endured.
z DE MrRUAGA.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-20

PHILADELPHIA, July 19.-Our city is thronged with
strangers in attendance the National Convention of
the Sons of Malta The number of delegates attendance
is three hundred and fifty, and there are about fifteen
hundred visiting members in the city.
Henry Southers ESQ., of Pennsylvania has been elect
ed President.
The amount of money expended in charity during the
year is stated to have been SereRy-eigh Hosand fre
hundred dollars leaving only balance of 81 500 in the
Treasury
procession of the order will take place before the close
of the Convention, which promises to be imposing
affair The Convention will remain in session several
days.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-20

The merchants of Petersburg, Va, are about es-
tablishing a line of steam propelers between that
port and New York.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-20

The post office at Lambertville, N. j., was bur
gariousy entered on Thursday night, and robbed of
a mail pouch and number of letters, which were
carried to neighboring board yard and rlfied-
The same office was robbed in similar manner
some time ago.
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N A v AL

The U. s. storeship Supply sailed from Rio To-
neiro for New York on the sth ult.