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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-28

CHops X MIsEEsOIA-The Minnesota cor
respondent Of the Cleveland Plais Dealer says
that The area Of crops throughout Minnesota
tsis year is at least oossshlra greater than last
year. TIE corn cror Is sxese1ipsi1 PEonising.
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CYLINDER COTTON GIN

n Agency OF this Justly celebrated Cotton Gin has
n Just been established a. the store % D kcC0mhs
i57 Main street, IN thia city, b. NJ. r. q. Clarke.
The prfnripal advantages o. this Gin. ere:
I II will net cut, break, or KNAPP The staple. thersbg
enhancing the vaiIe OF Cotton ever IRE sew Gin Cotton
from \ 70 2 GEMS per pound
2 Il is practica'ly sscertained thst b. EivinE q the
s sme attention given 20 the Saw Gin, % vii prcduce
from three to I've bags Per day, and is adapt d 20 the
sane gearing, ~requlrirG no m0rs power.
. Planters need net b. particular IN gathering their
Cotton, IS 10 Resets bolls, sticks, &C, with the Seed.
without injurT 10 the Gin OF Lat.
8 The liability Of injury 10 The ginner uhlle tsuiiug
the " Saw Gin" T. In this Gin entirely obvistcd- pro
perry al who value Eooi hands viii apprecfats
8 II f. less liable % set out q repair or dan, and
when dull, easily sharpened, simply By holdipE on the
cylinder, while rRonlng, a small piecs OF Erindstous.
s. Cotton can Be ginaed With this Gin IN = much
more damp STATE than is possible V1fh the Saw Gin.
These advantages enable rs to assert with full conf
dence. that no practical Planter can fail to se It's supe-
riOriy.
Planters will alEays nnd NJ. Clarke at 1B7 Hsi1 81 ,
when the Gin vii Be pm In motion and exhibited for
them Come and lcok. fy21 Nv
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MEssEs. EDIroRs A great outrage lie being
PsrPetrated BY Marshal Underwood on the
people Of South Memphis, by throwing his
dead dogs over the bluff. Yesterday evening a
drayman by the name Of Daniels, driving
drsy No. Y, threw over a large dray load Of
dead dogs at the mouth Of Huling street, and
when demonstrated with about it, said be did it
by express orders Of Underwood.
The people Of South Memphis, when voting
for Underwood for City Marshal, did not sx-
Peet be would attempt to stink them ont of
their homes With dead dogs. such conduct on
the part Of our City Marshal lie too intolerable
to be bOrue, and il be is disposed to do what is
righths will at once send and remove the dead
dogs thrown over by the aforesaid Daniels ;
and il be does not do it, be is mesner and more
contemplate than the nsanest car be has
killed. SOUTH MEMPHIS.
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AEoTHER STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION Two
KnLED-THEEE scALDED.-At half-past one
O'Clock yesterday, when a mile and a half
above Commerce, Miss, the piston Of the lay
board cylinder Of the steamboat Nsp Falls
City, broke and was blown of, carrying with it
the cylinder head, breaking Of the stand, and
bursting the mud receiver. The rush Of steam
proved serious to three deck passengers and
two cook boys, who were pseling potatoes near
the eook-hOuse, three men being thrown into
the water and two scalded. The Langkv was
a little behind at the time of the occurrence,
and it came up Immediately to render service.
Capt. WARHAE and sam WOODS, the clerk,
being DESTROYS Of offering every assistance in
their power. They saw two empty bats float
past, then a body in the water. One Of
their boys, THus. THOMAS, swan out to the
latter with a line, and with the help Of those
on the langley, got him aboard. Be proved to
be very seriously s~calded, and is not expected
to live.
Two intelligent gentlemen among the psssen-
gers informed the officers Of the Langley that
they saw three men in the water, and two
OF them went down. The two men who were
sealdsd on deck were expected to survive.
The injury to the boat was not serious. Her
Captain expected to bring her up TO this city
to-day on one wheel. She bad about one
hundred aod seventy passengers, who were in
great alarm and confusion the LGngky brought
fifteen Of them Up with her the Fanny BuliH
was believed to be q little behind, and it is
expected will bring up others. The wounded
were left aboard the Men Falls CITY, as Physi-
clans were aboard her, and 1t was considered
the best course. The piston rod that broke
bad given much trouble during the TIP, from
being loose and vibrating; on examining the
1t wac plainly seen that there had
been a flaw there. Much credit is due to the
officers of the Largely for their prompt assist
snes. The Lang<y is in The sane line with the
Kate Frisbss, the boa. that rendered such in
portsnt and generous aid to The sufferers BY the
Pe~sasploaaio explosion. :
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only It lie smaller. II makes pretensions to
considerable architectural beauty, and J%ustiha-
bly, too. Close to the east side Of the Office
stands Brigham's mansion. The three build
ings-Brighsm's Lion House, Office and man
sion-pro5ably are connected by the side or
resT, though they seem independent from the
front. Brighsm's mansion Is said to be the
hnest building in the Territory. Il is a large,
handsome adobe building, three stories high,
and baleonied from ground to roof. II was
erected at a cost Of S65,000. On tbetop OF the
house is an observatory surmounted BY a bes-
hive, which lie the Mormon emblem on the Ter
ritorial seal
Before leaving Brleham's l should remark
that the most Of his wives live, or rather have
lived, in The lion house. His senior wife and
family live In the mansion. He has some
eighteen better halves, and eoufesses 10 having
forty-eight children, all Of whom except seven
are living.
The Mormons have as much yeneratlon for
their temple (Which is yet 10 bel as the Jews
door rather dld-for Solomon's temple. They
have made great exertions and great sacrifices
already for the construction Of this one. New
ertheless, 1 was mach surprised to learn that
over 100000 bad been expended upon the
works there-bid in the ground and upon the
surrounding wall. The foundation Of the tenn
pie is nearly completed the wall is sixteen
feet wide at the bottom. ! am able to present
the following account Of the temple upon Eood
Mormon authority
It is in shape a psrallelogram, 1913 feet long
from east 70 westJand los feet wide, having an
octagonal tower, 20 feet Ia diameter op each
corner. The main building Is to be nearly 100
feet high to the ridge Of the roof. II is Intended
to build It Of cut stone, and the MoFmons fer
the lstt four years have been unsuccessfully
digging at canal along the " benches" to boat
symbolical and original. On some battresses
will be representations Of globes in all posi-
tions on others the sun IN various phases; on
Others Saturn, with its ring and satellites; and
in pompous Mormon style every stone has its
moral lesson, and all point 10 the celestial
world. It's entrance win be on the east side,
and will consist Of another tower. Surmouut-
ed bv pinnscles Il will {" point upward c~ontinu-
slly.n Il was intended to build it Of adobe
from the hrst story upward but they have
since determined on erecting Ii entirely Of cut
stone. Il is going to be the chEf d'Ggurrs Of
all human architecture, and 1t is expected to
survive the eOnhagration that will some daY
enwrap the world. Its designer, Mr.. VIM.
Ward, who was also the sculptor OF the lion on
Brighsm's house, has seeded from the Nor
mon faith and left Utah. This will doubtless
delay he Saints IN erecting the temple, n
neither removal nor war should do 30.
The tabernacle which now stands In one
corner q the temple block, is an adobe build
ing, 100 feet BY O. feet. Il is capable Of seat
ing 1000 people, and lie the chief preaching
house Of Brigham and his apostles.
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9urt of Mrmgb1s.
Arrivals and DsparIurea

TUEEDAY, July 81, 1858.
Aleck Scott, st. Louis to New Orleans.
NJ. Denning, St. Louis to New Orleans.
Langley, Napoleon to Memphis.
River News.
The river was still rising yesterday and con-
siderable drift was floating. There is a fine
stage Of water for all crafts.
The Langley, the boat that went yesterday
so readily to TIE aid Of the New Falls City,
leaves at three this afternoon for Napoleon.
Capt. Wsrman and Sam. Woods will spare no
pains to make the trip to Napoleon agreeable
to their passengers. The Langley is a safe
boat and carries the way mail to Napoleon.
The RssoIuts, Capt. Bugher, leaves this af-
for Cincinnati. Passengers for Cairo,
Evansville, Louisville and all other ports on
the Ohio will find themselves in good company
and well cared FOR by the gsHtlemanly Captain
Of the pretty RsSoluts.
The Powell will leave for New Orleans this
on the arrival Of the cars.
The favorits Mcclellan is the Louisville boat
for tomorrow.
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New Hat Establishment
STRANGERS INQUIRE.

I AVE the pleasere 70 sn.ouncs 70 the citizens -
L e. Memphis and surrounding cauntry, that I
have taken THE co-rar store, No. 90. o: that dnc ~
block Of buflilnE NV 10 ccHrse n erection on Main street,
cslIed Brinkley's Row, imuedlat'ly IN the rear Of
Eessrs. LGwnes, Orgin q CO = Hardware Store, where
7 purpose 70 0pen 90 the drst % Octber next, A FIRST
Oh ASS "A n CAP EsTABLtsHNRNE Z, and intend
keeping o1ns's1ty oa hand . aIAGSIFTcEET AssoRr-
MENT o. Goods IN my line, embracing every style Of
4ATS. APPS. MISSES and CHILDRsN's
GOODS. LADIES FURs ETO ETC.
HEvinE svCrv facility for ding business. with many
years exp -rfsnoe, and having made arrangement with
be best and most tasty manufacturers, : shall At all
times be enabled 20 keep Up q full and ocnpiste Inc Of
Goods.
By devoted attention, and 4 true kad correct mode q
trsnssctiDg business. I h1pe 70 sCcure the confidence and
patroosEs of I've cit E,us n Memphis and the su1round-
.ng o~oHniry. Farther psrticulars IN futuro advertise
meDts. R. v. HARRISON.
B7T-dtf frmfrlY Of Petersburg. Va
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DOeNATIcAL.-If any dogs are met in the
streets with tears in their eyes and Grape tied
to their muEzlss, It may be set dOwn for a fact
that they have lost relations. The Marshal
and his " killers" were dealing death around
yesterday, and many a POntO's tail wsgged its
last. One dray alone bore of the eorpsss Of
fourteen dogs. We understand that the Mar
shall has strictly refused to employ any saus-
sage maker, or the employee Of any sausage
maker as a ~slaughteres.
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For Lease uRtiI JHly I, 1865,
FOS. Rent.

A LOT near BAYOU Gayos0 IN the northern part Of the
II GtT. co1taln NJ ~ acrs7. su'tsb,e for Hanufsc-
turing purposes. 6 B. LOCKE c o
tylI-lw AucfioneeTs and Real Estate Brokerz.
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WFrrIv ArryAt.-Our M.rworv u

WEEKLY AFFEAL.-Our MAnMorH WEKK-
1t goes out to its numerous patrons and read
srs in the mails Of this morning. As usual, It
contains every variety Of reading matter which
was believed to be acceptable to the public.
Among other articles Of less prominence, We
may be permitted to call special attention to
the following: Matters on the Pacific Side /,
Speech Of the Hon. Jefferson Davis at Portland,
Maine; Peoples Convention at Bolivar; The
Dry Goods Trade; Political Campaign In Ili-
nois; The Jew, a Tale from the Russian ;
Presidential sPeeulasiOus; Opening Of the Poll
teal Campaign In Ohio Quitman in the Mex
lean War Details Of Damage BY the Earth
quake In the City Of Mexico; Letter from Hon.
Cave johnson, President Of the State Bank I;
Arkansas Correspondence; The Washington
UniOH on Senator Douglas; Current News Of
the adjoining States; Editorial Thoughts ;
Monetary and Commercial reports up to the
hour Of going to press; local items; tels-
graphic reports, &e.i making a volume Of read
ing Of the first Importance. Reduced price Of
subscription isS2 so IN advance.
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Co. Woo,.G.onrra -,

A GREAT WooL-GRowISe cOuETT.-Hsr-
rison county, Ohio, Is one Of the greatest WOOL
growing counties In the Union. The Cadiz
Ssatiael estimates the crop 10 that county at
four hundred thousand pounds, which viii sell
for one hundred ard sevsnty-two thoasand doll
lsrsl This is pretty extensive for q eOgniy Of
bat four hundred square miles.
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sUSDAT TAADrSs.-ssversl prOprietOrs Of
clothing stores have been fined this week by the
Recorder, for having their places Of business
open on the Sabbath. This practice is com
mon in many cities among persons Of the Israel
itish faith, but they are not allowed also to
keep open on Saturday. In this place, very
many OF them do business on Saturday, al
though, we are informed, a most solemn en-
gagement was entered into BY most Of them I" in
the nsme Of Israeps Cod" at the time Of open
Ing the Synagogue, to observe rsligiousiy the
ancient Sabbath day. Ssch as have not OBJ
served their pledge will meet with no sympa-
thy, II fined fOr lsbOring on Sunday with the
others 1t lie a different question, and the parties
would rome under the same provisions as the
Seventh Day Baptistssnd ether Christians who
keep their Sabbath on the Saturday.
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THE WORLD TURNS OVER,

LII 80 AAEN
EULL and complete sssoTtnsnf Of GOODS in our line
Wbish we vIl sen IN nEtrsight forward way, ssa round
about
Unless they 5 Il themselves,
They we're bought 10 Be SOLD
We wish 70 see them fuldl their destiny
To DO so We VIII give good bsrSsins-
We have an aaxicty V prove ourselves liberal
As we ssIl the Goods, " win give the bargains in
NE world Is ful OF risE snd venture
Ts one who does Rot understand the advanced points
venture smanR ~ 81 most haEarcorE.
TOu are sstOnished, perhaps, a. our tsmsTity In Swing
away bargains.
what viii be your s~stouishuent when We ten you that
the world Is turning Cysr2
nisatac-
To zone who Is not up % al the wheriores, 10 . fright
ful and m0st hlarmiug way
Il has turned over once since The sun setlsst-
II viii turn a,Ein very ssoa-
LOok out that your money does not clip cut Of yorr
pocket whea tue world rolls oser,
Monty slips out many . mans pocket,
And from between his nngers-
When the world turns ruund.
II the Bsnks are IN the way 70 disturb ~
Just now the world Ia Eagging strang ly-
And the Bank vAs's are WsEglng-
You nay feel The Vibrstloa-
Let Us make a cal on the citizens 70 sts dy the world
Hold on 70 Il here before It GOES any furtheri
Take a strong griDi
One OF Tyier's-G I'D ard Tye.m
As she tips let Ler be tied
60 10 MERRIMANiS and get a d r q Piverst
Tske = ttroug bite on the "Hen and Chickensf'
Steady s~ltogethers gently aud siruDgi
Nov, let the water ron BACH
She rlgh = again.
Toe gas has found an equilibrium.
Tue sta IN the tan % Urs Miner comes back to rs
tight place.
HulzAt
Ths Dipper dips - Il ough. to-
The specie tn the OftIsns Bank vaults Il not heavy
enough toeause another Q Citation. a. present..
Let rs - round to EERRINAN's ard ses the tine.
stll the world turnsi
Sun the Watches are turning
stan the BErFains are kfvsnf Tfv1o-tf
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n By reference to advertisement in anoth-
er column, it will be seen that cur friend WoR-
SHAM offers for sale his magnificent Hotel, sit
uatea on the corner Of Main and Adams streets.
In taking this step, Mr.. WORKMAN is sctuated
purely by a desire to close up and change bis
business. The house has, ever since its estab-
lishment, been a money making Hotel, and is
now in a better state Of repair than ever here
tofore, and any person or company desiring to
enter into the business, will find this a good op-
portunity for a paying investment.
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Dyspesia a1d DEBILITY Cured.

THEODORE PRANK. ssq, Of II. PnisburEh and sssu-
bsnvrae RGi road Ones, nysi 2
"For yesrs I htvs ben a. invsiie from Dyspepsia
WIN shops Of relief, ] rsssstsd 70 many advertised
? 1sdiss, bot fsred IN drrvins ths bsasat sought for,
untn tired yOur HOLLAND BITrEss. ne harry e.
fsois q Which upoa ne digestive erxans, sna 10 Fsstor-
lns . dsbniisied system, esufss n 70 reosnnsnd II CO.
adsnnyto ~ sussHrs fsOn D5Sgsaia-7
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The Hon. JAcos THOMPSON, Secretary
Of the Interior, left this city yesterday for bis
home in Mississippi where be will remain a
few days previous to bis dspsrtur, for Wash
ington City to resume bis Ofheisl duties. His
health is excellent and his spirits buOyant so
that there will be no relaxation of his zeal and
energy which has 30 much marked the dis
charge Of his onsrous duties. II was pre-
dietsd Of Mr.. THOMPSON before be became a
member Of the Cabinet, hat be would be one
Of the ablsst and most reliable Of the Presi-
DENTS political family, and such be is now adj
mitted to be by political friend and foe.
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Condition Of the Bank Of America and Branches

HAS. n. HITER, CahiT.
The President OF the Bank, who reached
this city yesterday, represents that the eircu-
lstiOn has been reduced to $4,000 since the
above statement was made.1
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SOD Reward.

DANAWAT from the subscriber on the ftth -
II inst.s q negrU bog Ramed JESSIE. aldIoyisR
about q or - years old about 4 feet 10 inches or
> feet high Weigbs shout rs or 100 POUNDS; of@AL
c per color, with some defect sbout his front teeth
speaks suck when spoken 20. Said bog ran % IN
Aareh, 1907, ard Eas apprsheuced N Hsrder on county
and lodzed In IN Lexington all, where he remained M
~ March, 1888, he thsn gave his owners nsme as George
Curry. III above reward VII be given n spprehended
I'D lodged IN some jai Fherc I can get him
s. p. GRBGORT,
AzFut for Ouvia webster,
iy20-dawfm Morning sun P. O., she b Co, Ttnn.
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-StOckhOlders Meeting.
Dissolution,

TIE Co partnership heretof5fs existing under tks
i hrn Of CAPERS & SMITH. % this dny fissolvsd
By mutIsl e0nsont. r Smith VIII continue ne He
c ring, Forvarting and Commission Business a. fhs
Old .tand No . hadisou street. and Is also entrusted
With the settlement 81 the cd business. ne name o.
the arm ~ either viii b. ased 10 Legislation.
FRANK 6. CAPEls.
iy2Q-tf RUFUS SMITH
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ERRATUM.-In the communication Of " NJ"
in our yesterdays paper, be is made to say
''thsre is no ordinance authorizing the appoint
msnt Of an ASSESSOR" It should have read
"Census Taker" instead Of Assessor.
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RELIGIOUS R0OKNl

SpurgeOn's Sermons!
FIRST sERIEsJ
SECOND sEHIEsi
THIRD FBRIE3i
FoURTH sEBIEs,
The saint and his Saviour. By Spurgeon;
The PRINCIPLES a1d PTaouoes o. Baptists;
The Literary Attractions q TIE Bible, By HalSey;
ms KDoEiedgs Of God, oblectlrely oo1sidsren By Brsck-
inridge
ne New York Pulpit IN Ihe Revival q Isssj
Gnupses o. Jesus, y BslfsTu5
Grace Truman, BY Fords
The Prince Of tie Hou e Of David
Wornan's Life ard Mission. b Morud
A Peer Fellow, By author q Whlch5
Sermons for tie New Lef
Consolation, By J. ". AleNsnfeT5
Cummings works.
All the above eau Be hsd Of
- nun na--ruaH -
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Hotel Arrivals.
MARRIED.

o1the 18th iust&nL At the residence Of the brides
mother, at Trenton, tennessee. BY The Rev. Nj sssy, y.
A. LEvT, Of the steamer Daniel Boone. to Miss c. $,
CRAvFoRp. q the fermer place.
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LI9UoR CASE "A. Bono, who keeps a sa-
loon at the upper end OF Main street, was fined
ten dollars BY the Recorder yesterday for keep
ing bis liquor house open on Sunday. He sp-
Pealsd. FAAEK VAcoARO, charged with a
similar Ofsnss, was discharged, the proof being
insufficient. GEOReE FNTz was charged with
opening his retail liquor house before full day
light in the morning and was held over to
answer this morning. Liquor dealers must be
on their guard. TransgressOrs will be reported
and prosecuted.
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u The twelfth session Of the Young La
dies Model School, Of Somsrville, Tenn, will
commence on Monday, the 9Th day Of next
September, under the continued supervision Of
a. z. SLOAN. i20-lms
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SALE OF Oh PAINrINGs.-Messrs. CAYcE
& Son offer for sale this morning, at 9 O'Clock,
a lot Of splendid oil paintings, suitable for par
lOrs They are well worthy the attention Of
the nnhlic-
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Petition for Divorce.

Nary Ann Aesee, IN the Circuit Court Of Shelby
County, rennessee st Raleigh
IT appesring to The sAtisfaetion o. ne olsTz mon t6e
Il Petition 81 he complainant in this behalf Hled, duly
sworn 70, thaf the DEFENDANT, James heGee, Is a non-
resident Of the state OF renuessee5 10 - ortered that
pabIicaficn be made In the Memphis WEEKLY ARPEALs
FOR thirty days, requiring said defendant Aeaee
10 apuear a. the next term Of the Circuit Cours o. Shelby
county. Tennessee, 70 Be bed 81 me Ceaft hosss N me
to-n a. Rslsixh. on TIE third Monday n September
then and there, within the hrst three days q said
term. to D. esd. answer. or Gemur 70 Tue romplAinants
sul. or the same VIII b. taken Tor cen esd and set for
serInx sr-Darfe witness, n. D-L- Stewart, Clerk o.
"a curt Al onca. tn 18th day Of July, 1855
fqfSaEfms n L STEWART, Clsrk.
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REcoRDEE's CoURT.-Ths Recorder was
busy yesterday assessing fines for the benefit
Of an impoverished city. Fines to the amount
Of a hundred and five collars were inflicted.
We commend this court to the especial atten-
tion Of the Finance Committee ; let the police
to a man be compelled to report every infrae-
ton Of the city laws be becomes acquainted
With, or quit, and the revenue of the city will
be increased to an extent amply sufficient to
meet it's pressing liabilities. A hundred dol
lars a day would amount 70 S3I 900 year.
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TENNESSEE BANK MoEEY.-M sssrs. PORK
& BRoTBERs will sell goods at cost for Ten
nessee bank money at par. jly10-1m
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TRI-WEEKLT WAT MAIL TO ST. LOUIS
We are enabled to state, on the authority Of
Capt. HAEcOcK, that the contract for carrying
a tri-weekIy way mail between this city and
St. Louis, has been awarded TO Messrs. HAN
COCK and BALL. They are to carry the mail
one year, commencing on the first day Of Au-
gust, for the sum Of S39,75O. The boats to be
employed are the Laoas, PhiIoddPhia and
Dieksy. Capt. HANCOCK left for St. Louis
yesterday, to perfect his arrangements for en-.
tering upon the discharge Of bis duties.