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Reported for the Daily Exchange.


CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE County. Before
Hon. Judge Price. R. j. Cuttings, Esq, prosecu-
ting for the State.
The case Of John Wheeler, commenced on We'd
nesday last for vending Illegal lottery policies con-
trary to the act of 1856, was resumed this morning
and occupied the attention of the Court the entire
day.
Police officer English testified that he discovered
little girl in Wheeler's grocery store with ticket
IN her hand When the girl was put upon the
stand, she testified that her grandmother gave her
the numbers to play on Mr.. Dash who kept
policy office opposite Mr.. Wheeler's store and her
errand to Mr.. Wheeler's was to pay for some gro
ceries her mother had purchased day previous
search warrant was procured and a search made
when the officers found policy book, etc., in
Wheeler's house, but none of the witnesses have
any knowledge of the accused playing or vending
policies The case was argued before jury who
the defence.
State u.s. Elijah alias Boney Lee, charged with as
saulting }. Marshal Hannah, reporter of the Sum-
was fixed for trial on Tuesday next.
Court adjourned until tomorrow
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-20

The STEAMSHIP ATLANTA.-The steamship Georges
Greek, which arrived here from Baltimore this
morning, reports having passed the steamship At
lanta ON Sunday evening last The A. was still
ashore, but was gradually working off each high
tide, and Captain eager was in hopes that She
would soon be got afoat. Her cargo had all been
landed.-ChoriestOn Ne,cs, March ~
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STATE OF THE RIvERs.-The Hudson is clear and
poats mad commenced running between New York
and Albany yesterday.
The Missouri River has been navigable for week
or more; the Illinois is open from its mouth to
Peoria; and the Mississippi as high as Burlington
in Iowa. At Dubuque and Fulton the ice was
main closed some time longer Lake Pepin seldom
gets rid of its ice before the middle of April.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

New ORLEANS, March 1s-Cotton unchanged.
Sales of ID, 900 bales. Sugar is buoyant at 6@6a
cts; Molasses has advanced u ct. Yellow Corn
sells at So cents Western Mess Pork $780, and
some choice lots at SIT. Shoulders, 6 Hams, N;
Sides, rs. Cofee.-Sales to-day of HOO bags. at
~ cts Cotton freights to Liverpool e, to Havre
"A, for Sterling Exchange lO5@lO61z. Exchange
of New York 95A 9951l.
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RIOT AT TORONTO

TORONTO, March 1S.-The St. Patrick's Assoc;a-
ton of this city gave dinner last night at hotel
and during speech by d ArcyMcGee the place was
attacked by mob, who broke the windows with
stones Fire arms were also freely used but without
1atal effect The police finally quoted the disturb
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WEATHER REPORTS

WASHINGTON, March 10, A. M.-Barometer
JUL; thermometer 47o. Noon.-Cloudy-wind
west; thermometer 61Lo.
PHILADELPHIA, March l9.-Clear-wind north
west; barometer OO4; thermometer $50.
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REMOVAL OLE JUDGE LoRING

WASHINGTON, March ia private dispatch
says that Governor Banks has removed JUDGE Lor
ing, of Boston.
BosToN, March 10. Governor Banks has re-
moved Judge Loring, in accordance with the vote
of the Legislature
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-20

The Philadelphia papers speak hopefully of bu-
s s prospects The Inquirer says: Business in
Market and Third streets has been somewhat back
ward thus far, but it is beginning to revive. Our
and affairs generally are assuming more cheerful
aspect. The manufacturing establishments of the
nelghborhood that have been closed during the
winter have either resumed operations, or are
who have been without the means of employment
for some months, will again be able to earn
for themselves and their families comfortable live
lihood.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-20

FOREIGN ExPoRrs.-The total value of foreign.
exports from the port of Baltimore for the week
ending 18th inst, is Sl45,3S3 Included in this
amount are s25 hhds. tobacco, 1921 bbls. flour,
l,133 bbs. corn meal and II 23s bushels corn.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-20

Egypt Syria and Bengal in similar soils to the dry
plains around Giroy In the district of Trhoot, in
Bengal, it is observed to form upon the surface of
the ground in silky tuft and white incrustations
during the hot, dry summer months succeeding
heavy rains. 1t is gathered by sweeping the sur,
face with brush brOoms, after which it is manufac-
tured for commerce by dissolving it in water, pur-
Tying and crystazing it. 1t is then put into
coarse bags and shipped down the Ganges to Cal
cutta, whence it is sent to the markets of Europe
and America The annual exports of saltpetre from
Calcutta amount to over twelve millions of dollars
per annum, and during the Russian war the article
brought very high prices.
This discovery may be regarded of great value to
the military resources of the United States on the
Pacific as the country possesses immense mines of
sulphur. As the willow, for making charcoal is
the most abundant tree in California it will be no
diincut matter to make as much gunpowder as
will supply the domestic demand of the State and
the wants OF the United States Government in case
OF a War.-SacranneMo Union.
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The bark Adriatic, famous for having caused the
loss OF the steamer Lyonnais, and for her seizure
and contiscation by the French Courts. having es
capped second time from custody arrived Yesterday
at Savannah the last American port she left over a
year ago.
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NEW DIRK, March l9.-Col Fremont and family
will be passengers in the Star of the West to-mor
row for California. They expect to be absent few
months :"
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ANTI-LECOMPTON RES0ITT1oNs
COL, FREMONT

NEW YORK, March l9.-The Senate to-day passed
he antl-Lecompton resolutions which previously
passed the Assembly, by strict party vote.
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The coal diggers along the Monongahela are on
strike, demanding an advance to two and quarter
cents per bushel Very little coal has gone out this
spring. Wills
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BRILLIANT FEAT IN CHEss.-Mr. Morphy last night
accomplished the extraordinary feat of playing four
simultaneous games of Chess, blindfoid He was
victorious in all four games. The rapidity and pre-
cison with which Mr. Morphv accompiishes This
wonderful intellectual feat are truly remarkable
three OF his antagonists surrendered within two
hours and a half, and the fourth was compelled to
Succumb before the expiration of three hours Mr.
Paulsen played five gaines simultaneously in New
York; but consumed much more time than Mr.. Nor
ply: We are satisfied that Mr.. Morphy's powers
are fully adequate to the conduct of five or even six
games at once. Of the games played last night,
Muzio gambit, and the fourth was the sOueen's
pawn two opening.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-20

STRoNG-MINDED WoMAN.-Mr. Clayton, author
OF book on the Crimean campaign, met in his
journey with a strong-minded woman. He saws:
''We next touched at Malta, taking on board
few fresh passengers in lieu of we had landed
there Among the corners was lady of
most violent temper ungovernable that she hated
mortally all who did not agree entirely with her
ideas upon everything. Her husband informed us
that Just before his marriage he was warned of the
ladys trey disposition and to test the accuracy of
the information, evening, as he sat next to her
at dinner, he managed clevery to Jog the servants
elbow as plate Of mock turtle soup was offered
her which of course was upset over the Young
lady's white dress of tulle lace. No complaint nor
even trown, being evinced, the delighted sutton
concluded that what he had heard was a mistake
and that his lnamorata had the temper of the lamb
who had been fed upon mashed potatoes, and as
harmless as water cruel, so the marriage took place
But soon the ady's real character displayed itself
as Is always the case after marriage but never be-
fore; and his wife, like human Stromboli was sub
Ject to fiery eruptions every ten minutes on an av-
erage. How is it, my DEAR, said the happy hus-
band, that, having such bad temper, YOU stood
the ordeal by soup so well? Why answered the
lady, Il might have appeared Indifferent at the time:
but, good heavens you should have only gon. into
my room little while afterwards and seen the
marks of my teeth in the bed-postp"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-20

A fracas occurred near Perryville, Boyle county,
KY, in which James Shackelford killed Edward
Calvert, by cutting him in shocking manner with
a knife, and afterwards shot John Calvert in the
arm with Calvert's own pistol Shackelford was
arrested.
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LATEST NEWS.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEArRE-Mr. F. Rootb,s on
gagement concludes tonight, when he will make
his last appearance in this city for some consdera
bic time. The play selected for his farewell per-
iormance is the tragedy of the Apostate Most of
our readers doubtless recolect the startling force
with which the elder Booth rendered the BART of
Pescara, and entertain strong curiosity to witness
the efforts of the in the same character. That
he is fully equal to the arduous task his previous
successes sufficiently guarantee. There will also be
an afternoon performance for the benefit of the
Mount Vernon Fund, Mr.. Booth appearing as Shy
lock and Richeieu.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-20

w VIOLATION OF An ORDNANCE-0ficers Hale and
atson, of the Southern District police Yesterday
arrested man named Henry Franklin, charged
with receiving pawns, not having license to traf
nc IN the same. He was fined $50 and costs by
Justice Boyd, from which he took an appeal.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-20

ROBBERY OF VESSEL. The schooner John
Emory, Captain Jefferson living at Union Dock
was boarded on Thursday night about o'clock,
and robbed of a trunk belonging to the captain,
which contained, beside quantity of wearing ap,
parel, between $50 and $50 in money r.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-01

IRON sPhysieian who has practlsed sinoe i62s-for
vel known for eommsnl:
Prof. De GaATH, Pnnadslphia-6enuemen Al In,
tsrvals during thirty years past, my wife has been sub
Jet to Rhsumstim Of the NEST violent osst-tssy -four
times . yes~Tl-sometimss 80 severe as 10 MAKE u nroos-
ssry 70 sdninister large doses Of the tinciurs sf Tuin,
cum and morrhIa. and to rock her iks az infant IN Z
large r1efinS cha ?. 20 induce any rsposs. Hsvins fire.
quent elrrespondenos with ny son, no. los Chestnut
street. Of your oltYJ I Informed hin % Al attack she
had about the m,dile Of last month, JsuusryD which
was o. such severity As TO ocmpetsiT psrayzs the sys-
TEN. BE, IN sU1isty for his mothers welfare. sent ne
a bottle q your Electric OH but Is I an one % the
practitioners Of medicine IN our place, aud not = pros
siJts to any kind Of patent m~sdiaae, ! dd hesitsts 70
give Il = triali however, on r~easetion, I e5seiueedto try
H. which l do, e peTsiOna dir city Up 70 The letter,
and after the third or fourth application the became
rather passive, and before one-thlrd o. the bottle vss
used, not a single vestise OF the disease remained In the
system, an she stm continues well, aIth5usb he rode
ont = distance Of fosr:sen miles without a renewal Of
aayo Of TIE symptoms. Therefore feel T. ny duty, for
the sake o. suffering hunsnity, and also fully believing
that merit, under 81 circumstances, th5uld Be reward
ed, % forward this testimonial. an, yours, ruly,
JOSEPH P. E~LKISToE, n. D,
New GFetns, P O., Burlington Co NJ.
p. s-Any Communication FOR ne viii Be received b.
adirsslng to the care OF my son. lubricant IOS Chest
nut street.
RHEUNATIsM.-Another wonderful cure vas that OF
Mrs. Montgomery, conner o. FedsrsI street and Long
Lane, who vas almos. bent double" Everybody IL
the Whole nsiBhborhoed knew her for many years past.
PILES -F0rther evidence Of the magic and Aimott
miraculous power Of De Gran & Co.'S Electric OHD
may he seen IN the case Of Harvey Hssd. Rice street,
below Spree. Camden. who was much tn.cte1 tnt now
sayshs "dOss much more work sine using tae on. than
for mary years previous" Ask c seKtoF, Rsl., II
Mayor u Csmler, also.
DEATSEss.-For this Complaint, alle, gathering In
The head sni sar-scbe, nothing can surpass the " Elec-
tric on, /" as Demonstrated IN hundreds Of instances.
Respectable dealers IN ysFioas places are sathoflI d
By De Grsth & %. 60 sen tbs gsnuise on. with written
signatures o. De Ora b = Co and A E smith chemist.
Principal Ofoe, 81 sl-th Eisath street, Phus lslpsia,
three doors below Chsstaut near tts asa "Nssozlc
Temple"
Price s5e SOC, 75s snd 81 Ter bottle. Large bottles
ten times chesrest
This Great RsuIeIy ran be hsd Of the scent here
CHANDLER & 90. Price. f5osuts. 50 cents and e..
sep29-dAw1E
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-01

Leaves FRIDAY, Octcbsr !, sf6 =. n.
=. B W HrLL...-.--.IHos n NEWELL vase
TWILL lave Tor the aboVe and al IN S
w tsrmeiiat- I~anfinzs. For freight LARf
or passage, sppiy en- beard o-t0 ~
III RAWLINGS, gsnb@
ssps a. "a Mosby : HINTS Bufdirg-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-01

New MoDE OF CURE-Dr. c. S~PEIGEL,
who's surgery is on Main street, west side, one
door below Union, has q mode Of dealing with
cancers that is peculiar TO himself, being Gu
tirely painless ami dispensing with the spPli-
cation Of either csustic CT the kHitC-good
news this fer the afflicted. We yesterday, in
company with a number Of respectable citI-
zeus, witnessed bis mode Of operation upon
cancers, from which Mr. ". r FARLEY, Ct
LsureBs Cont House, :. C., and NJ. V. RICH
ARDsox, Of Eckols street, Memphis, were suf-
fsring. The Doctor applied a liquid with a
fine pencil, and then laid e small plaster on the
Affected psri. After the lspss Of e short time
the plaster WIS withdrawn, and Oh immsrsing
it in liquid a number Of flsmsnts were seen,
which the Doctor assured the bystandsrs, were
fbres extracted from the cancer Waen all
the fbres are withdrawn, the place will rapidly
heal, and q cure be affected. TIE gentlemen
stated that they received no pain, CT pain 90
slight as to be unworthy Of mention
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-01

NASHVILLE RAcEs.-S5c0Hd DIg-Tuesddg,
Sspt. 2SM-SWeeps.ske withtwo-year old, one
mile out. $500 entrance, 500 forfeit. Seven
entries
". T. RouDdtree che, By Epsilon, dam by
Glencoe, l
Ell od5m b. C., by Albion, dam by Sow
ereign,
Hugh Cslgy b. G, by Albion, dam by Lee
viathan, 3
W. 7. Chatham Oh. C, by Glencoe, dam
BY Leviathsn, paid it.
James Jackson ch. f., Fanny Bugg, by Am
bsssa5oT, dam by Ida, BY Belshszzar,
A. Barnes b-f., by Albion dam Ann Chase,
By Leviathsn,
Eli DION d. f., by Albion, dam by Sow
ereign, 7"
Time, 1.52.
Second Racc-WHh untrisd thrss-yssr olds,
$3.50 entrance, $50 forfeit. Three entries.
W. I. Cbesthsm Oh. f, by Giencoe, dam by
Lsviathan.
Blythe & Guild, Ehe Dean
W. T. Roundtrse, CD. f., by Albion, dam En-
dora, b. Pram.
walked over.
Third Racs-Giles couaty stake, with three
year-oIds. $500 entrance, play or pay. Three
entries.
Georgs EVERY names $. g, Allindorf, By Geo.
Elliott, dam BY Eclipse, l l
Bryant H Psaden names g H., Bell, by
Othelio. dam BY Cave johnson, 2 2
William Lew names BIZ b. Othello,
dam BY BleHham. 3
Time, 1861; 1881
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-01

ELEGANT GooDa-E. BARINDs is just re-
ceiving one Of the finest stocks Of fall fancy
goods ever imported into Memphis. Bonnsts,
millinery, flowers ribbons, and a large variety
Of articles Of taste and fashion well worthy
the attention Of the ladies'. The store is on
Main street, opposite Old-FeIlows' Hall.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-01

srsgg's Arctts Linfmcnt Is warranted to
KILL TIE CaE WORN,
and prevent the attack Of THB ~ FIJI In sruck
Q. O. RARBTE co, 8 MANSFIELD 4 co, d. +.
ARESEORTHh co, &. s LANPuIER. AEsats. Eeu-
rhis, Tenn.
o.. o. WOODMAN J. WRIGHT & Co. B.. n. NOR
BISON and n B. EHBELOCK & CO..AEeAts. New
ORLEANS su2e-daW
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~ Notwithstanding the great prevalence
Of yellow fever in New Orleans this season,
the Mississippi steamers from that PoT' have
ia q great measure escaped the scourge- We
learn upon the mos. reliable authority. that go
far not one case has occurred on hoard Of the
Memphis and New Orleans packets. Such in
stances Of escape rarely occur.
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Vessels Arrived.

Yellsw Fever.
NEW ORLEANS ~sEpteUber so-Ihe rut-bsr Of cesttI
from yellow fever, yesterday, weFe5s
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THASKs.-FOr late papers we are indebted
to the courtesy Of 4. BOKDEN, Esq, Of Adams
Express W. NJ. WHEELING Of the steamboat
Lscas ; HALLDAY and MoRsAS Of the -AiDin
-9dams; to T. H. WILLIAMS & Co, agents, and
to porter and BALL OF the GarUiH
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an Those

WHO arc Afflicted VIII any chronic disease Considered
ineursble, will receive 8 Letter giving information
which VIII insure a sFeesy and permanent cure BY send
ing their names md ona stamp It. prepay pcs age) TO
Dr.. z. B FooTE, inc celebrated Chrsuio P~hysisisn, snd
suthor Of " Kediosl Common Se7ss" Saratoga Springs,
New YORK. Eepie-daEam
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-01

CorroE TO ST. LsUIs--Ws have pointed
out frequently the change that Is going on il
sending cotton East from this place. The St
Louis route, by which scarcely a bale used Il
be sent, is a. present monopoizing this carry
ing trade. The s.. Louis RePu5iioaa, Of Tues
day, says g The ievee to-dsy had the appear
anre Of a cotton msrt-ons thousand bslet
were discharged from the Memphis packets
larger amount Of cotton than has ever been re.
csived, even in a month, before in this city
One hundred bales will remain here for manu-.
featuring purposes, and tie balance will g
East. We remarked, several weeks ago, thai
shipments Of that commodity, ria the Ohio
river, were being discontinued, and transferred
instead to this port"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-01

4 HAVE this day rolt ny entire stock Of Goods al M
Il old stand. No. II yeneTsCn street, 10 JOHN A
EROOES, whom I w0uld recommend 70 ny former Gus
] toners and friends. I can At AL times Be found al hi
/ store, where / would be glad to See All who are iodebse.
70 me-my old business must be closed Up
sept %, IssS. Wk. RODGERS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-01

AsoTHER THIEF.-Ths police lave arrested
q fellow named PATKIcK RYAN an Irishmsn
who is supposed to be an aceompliee Of Mac
LEAN, who robbed HAEEA's store. Hs wal
found with house-brssking implements in bis
noaEeesion
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-01

- The funds Of the Building and Loan
Association will be disposed Of at the ofhee Of
Esquire HOREE tonight Those who bold
stock and are in want OF funds, will consali
their interest by attending.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-01

No LIcESsE-By an oversight the manager
OF the Gaiety hss been performing without a
mands Of the city treasury yesterday, By a me
Of tWenty-sight dollars, Indicted By The Re-
corder. The fine was paii and the license
taken out.
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Entirely New Goods.
Latest Fall & Winter Fashions
MRS. M. A. ATKINSON,
90 MAIN STREET

GFeenIaW's New Building, bel. Union Street.
10 HAS the pleasure to annouRes to her ~
Sk patrons and the ladies gene alp, tkat she
~ has lust received and opcntd IN Entirely IT.
- new stock q
EILLINERT \ DRESS TRIMMING GOODS
Of the latest styles and iup1rls;iols. consisting Of the
choicest varieties sna QUALITIES 70 Ehich she respectfully
invites their attention.
Her store Is new and her eniir- stoot o. goods Is new
also 3 cannot fail 20 elicit he admiration q the most
f~astisi1us.
Goods c~heerfuEy exhibited an oustouierslsfl t. freely
choose for themselves.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-01

True Turf Oil.
nor cd Sores q every description, on Nan q Beast.
u Warranted 10 cure and n dzrEer from exposure 70
cold Price 80 and Is cents q bottle.
rEnier according 10 Act o. Congress IN the Clerks
one o. the District CsErt for the Eastern District Of
Virginia, BY DOVE q co. Richmond, Val
For sais IN Memphis By
WARD 4 \
sers-lm who have The control Of % In this State.
TUsT reoelvei from 81. Louis a lot o., fresh baked SOda
j Graders and CrackDsl Biscuits.
iunIn J g..
ON large lot o. Plantation, Rehousd
" and Merchants Refinery Eolaszos, which win Be
SOD rery low 30 close J. G.
STORE rss assortment Of fair, prime, choioe,
clarified. crushed and p~ulverized Sugars, which win
b odd very loV n the trade RHOr
WULIAM r. wILLIAMs--------.-s.GEORGE WEST.
- u.,,bts repn Iste of Holly surinEH HIss
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Bncioss the Money 70 our address for ths uekets or
dsred, on reeeiptof which they win be f~s-rardsd b. 1rst
nail. Purchaser can have Ickrts ending In a1v arure
they may designate.
nelst ofdrsEn PLUMBERS and prizes viii be sent %
purchasers immcdiatcy after tba drawing.
Purchaser WI please write their sign aturr- plat. ans
give their Post once, County and State.
~ Hemenber thai ersy PrlHe lF drawn snd psrna@
In fun without deduction.
u All Prizes Of $1,000 and under, p.id rn-ueatstsy
after the drsFing-other Prizes e re ususl tine o.
thirty days.
n Al oonmuniostiens strictly oonHdentuL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-01

CoEMIrTED-WN. MAoLEAN was exam
insd before Esq. HILL yesterday on the charge
Of stealing a quantity OF clothing and J@welry
from the store Of Nir. HAMA on Main street.
HI was committed TO jail, 10 take bis trial at
the next term Of the Common Law Court for
the ofense.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-01

TIE DusT-In one respect the plague OF
dust, which is now upon Us, is worse tban the
late high water. During The food the rivei
only rose, bat the dust docs twice as bad az
that-ft deepsns and rises too.
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R.4VJO T.aUGHT
IN
TWELVE
r. r.. ~ RSE.

(Lste Of PEEPS Campbell Minstrels.)
UToULD respectfully snnsunoe, tast be has taken
I w rooms ct No. - F-o-t RoF, tEhird ttOryl An
droE's Buldiuzs, where be is prepGrea 20 give instruc-
! tons OF the Banjo IN q thgr0ugh and o1uple'e manner.
Persong desiring In tructoas can ac rtsin terms, &c,
by spplyi1E 70 NJ. p. Flavio, at q ". Al Ksnder's No
! &c store, also A. Bsneon's Music Store, Nan street.
Lsdiss Elshing Iustruction On the Bznio viii be wait
ulsce. sep2I-tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-01

REM0FAL-JEo. NJ. CARMAoK has removed
bis law Office 10 the corner Of Main and Msdi
son streets, over The Bank Of MomFhis. En-
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