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CYLINDER COTTON GIhI

A n Agency Of this Justly celebrated Cotton Gin has
n inst been established st the store q D heCombs,
I57 Main street, In this city, By Er. R. O. Clarke.
The principal sdvAntAges OF this Gin, are
I 1t viii not cut, break, or knap the stspis. thereby
enhancing the val e OF Gotten over the Saw Gin Gotten
from : 70 2 cents per pound.
? Il Is practically ssoertained that b EivinE q The
same attenti0n given 20 the Saw Gin, ii viii pudaoe
from three 10 Eve bags per day, and Is adEptsd 70 the
same gearing, ~requirirE no more power.
,. Planters need not Be particular IN gathering their
Cotton. a. u rejects bous, sticks, &c, Etk the Seed.
without injurS 20 the Sin or Lint
& The liability Of injury 20 The ginner while tending
the g Saw Gin" Is In this GIN entirely obviated- pro
perry al who value Eood hAuds viii appreciate
s. Il Is less liable 20 get out o. repair OF dHl, and
when dull, easily s~harpened, Simply By holding on the
cylinder, while RAINING, . small piecs Of srutstons.
6. Cotton can be gtnned with this Gin In much
more damp safe than ts possible with the saw Gin.
These advantages enable us 70 assert with fun conf
dence, that no practical Planter can fail to se It's supe-
riorty.
PisateFs win siwavs ind Mr.. Clarke Al i57 Msin 81 ,
when the Gin vii Be pa IN motion and exhibited for
them Cone and look. B2T ~
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The ECLIPSE or THE SUN ON The SIXTH
OF SEPTEMBER EExT.-Thsre will be a total
eclipse Of the sun on the sixth Of September
next, visible in The United States only at sx-
trems Southern points, and best to be witnessed
in South America, where it will be central.
English astronomers have had facilities oHordsd
them BY their Government to proceed thither,
while our Government has hitherto made no
movement in the matter. Private enterprise,
however, has nobly stepped in to the aid Of
the cause OF science. The Washington cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer says +;
The last steamer brought a communication
from Mr. George Wheelright, OF Newbury-
port, Mass, now ia London, authorizing a
friend to draw on him for a sum sufficient TO
pay the expenses Of an American astronomer
to Peru. He offers II as a cheerful contribution
for the promotion Of science.
The arrangements for the expedition have
not been completed, but ! an able to say that
it will be under the patronage Of The Smithso-
nian Institution; and that the astronomer Sc
lected is Lieut.. James NJ. ellis, U. S. n,
whose character andreputafion are sufficiently
established from bis splendid success as Sn-
perintendent of the late AstroHomiesl Expedi-
toni TO Chilli, whose primary object was the de-
termination Of the solar parallax. The third
volume Of bis elaborate report has Just been
issued, and is devoted solely TO this subject.
He will start on bis new mission ia the steamer
Of the 5th Of August
81 may add that the English company own
ing The line Of steamers on the South Aneri-
can coast have eheerfully given directions for
his free passage, and that Of his instruments,
&c, and evi8ee the deepest and kindest inter-
est in fha undarfa King fThn aana nav alan
be said Of the proprietors Of the line from New
York, and thus the expedition, from FIRST to
Iast, will be sustained mainly BY private enters
prise alone.o
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'Reduced by Dyspepsia 20 a mere
Skeleton

CURED ~ "~RGRHAvE's HOLLAND BTTTEzs."
NJ. A. hGiehett, a trader. probably as vel known as
any man IN western PsnDsyiTsnia, states IS follows: 81
met with = farmer Ia Armstrong county, who vas re-
eneed - Dyspepsia TO . mere Ekeleton T; I persuaded him
% buy . bottle q HOLLAND B~ITIxRs, BE-
heving IT would ours him. Meeting hin. some months
hftsT, What vas NJ establishment Al andlns hin = hale,
heEr.y nan ~ tod ne he nov weighed 100 pounds and
hat thls vuassful ehsrss hse ben prodaosd sy Be--
hsvs's HOiEsa BiitsrS, . vhles he sFFsoatOa sssiy hs
resssstin."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-27

RAILROAD AooOUErs.-Ths day of reform
has dawned on our city affairs and the change
is likely to lead to good. We understand that
the Mayor is taking steps to have The accounts
Of various railroads with the city, investigated.
Some circumstances lead US to expect Develop
ments which will show the necessity Of the
investigation we speak Of.
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Afh A0bfrtisfmRnts.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. JAY IS, 1883.
To The Stockholders q the soufhsm Fscids Rsnroad
ccmpsny Of TEXAS
A GaNBRAL mrsifug % stockholders win Be haf IN
"a Louisville, Keptucky. on the Gath DAY Of August
next Business Of great importance vii b brought b.
fore the MEETING, demandlng the attention o. sI inter-
esied. The e~nterprise promises all that las been daimcd
for u By ita most enthusiastic and eNtraFaEant advo-
catesi Its past management has been marked b. err1rs
Of the Frossest e~harscter, but Il nay get, b wise coun-
sells ana 8 lcd m~ansgsnent. IN fuiuu b. msfe 70 N "a
the iaraest expectations 81 is frifnds. This i "ths
shortest. best and chespsst route" oounrei.d b. rarway.
Of the Atlantic end Pscidc oceans. The rhout
he county vi reader tais enterprise and the scattered
stockhoid q over twcnty-fix STAYS o. tbs Bntu. . great
service By noticing tbs call fer . convention Of stoek-
holders, on the 7tth day Of August, IN The city Of L1us-
vile. ~. JEPTHA. FOWLKEs,
jt27 President s. P. r.. N. Co.
Avaiancae, Essie and Enquirer BuIstin and ChTisuan
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DTsTIEeUIsHED.-The Hon. JAoos THoMF-
son, Secretary of the Interior, and the Hon.
AARON v. BROwN, Postmaster General, were
at the GayOsO yesterday; the formsr on bis
way to bis home in Mississippi and thence to
Washington City and the latter destined for
his plantation in Arkansas below this city.
Both will be at their posts in a few days.
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New Hat Establishment
STRANGERS INQUIRE.

4 Rave the piesscre 70 an-0unee 70 The citizens -
Il % Memphis and surrounding c1untry, that I ~
have taken the corner store, No. al, Of that hneSA
block Of buniing now IN o0urse q erection on Main street,
called BTinhey's Row, immedlat-ly IN the rear Of
Messrs. Lownes, Orgiu b Co = Hardware Store. where
I propose 10 open 90 the hrst Of Octobsr next, A FIRST
GLASS bat AND GAP EsrABLfsHMaHT, and iutend
keeping o1nsfa-uy on hand . afAosfFIcEET Ass9Rr-
mEsT Of Goods IN my line, embracing every style OF
aATs, CAPS. MISSES and
GOODS, LADIES' FURs ETO, RTC.
Having everv faci ity for DING business, with many
years c1p.rienoe, and having made arrErEemsrtt with
be best and most tasty Manufacturer, I shall a. 81
tlmes be enabled 10 keep up . fun and o3mpiste line OF
Goods.
By devoted attention. and 4 true and correct mode u
trsnsacting business, I hope % secaTe ne coudience and
'ng coantry. FdrtheT particulars In future a~dveriise-
meuts. r. ". HARRISON.
Jy27-ctf formfriy Of PetersburE. Va
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CITIZENS BAEK-We mentioned a law suit
on Sunday, which wac proceeding before ESQ.
HORNE, respecting a payment OF Citizens
Bank notes by Mr.. WARE to MERIMAN & Co.
Of this city, on the last evening the bank was
open. The Magistrate decided that the pay
meut was good. MERKIMAS appealed from the
dariafon
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TO TEACHERN!
A Rare OPPORTUNITY.

TfHE property known as Shelby Military I~nstitute, Is
Il ofcred for sale. II Is situstei fifteen miles East Of
Memphis, on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, ard
within half mile Of Germantown The property con-
ssts o. one hundred acres Il land, half Of which Il clear
ed Iheouidings consist OF the ColleEe edidce, which Il
roony and vel arranged, with an the Necessary aecesso-
rieei . residence and all the rsuEl out buildings con-
nected with q nrst elasz educatiopal estsbiishmeIt. On
the Place Il . small orchard Of ehsloe frult. he best Of
water &c The location Is high anddry, and one Of ne
most heetny N The State Of Te-nesses. ne Furround-
ing country Is delightful, and settled b. thriving towns
Of q wealthy, intelligent and highly Respectable class Of
people
ne plses has bseoms favorsbiy Known. and already
enjoys IN extensive patronage. but Whicn mlrkt Be sven
gfeaty Increased Il is worthy The atfentisn Of IN afle
TeAchef, wno, under proper managsment ard an sdlcisnt
eourseof iastruetior, Woule nust with complete suocsss.
For further particulars sddrsss
A. =. Mckinney. Trustee.
earusns0ras Fssp.s JGS Is isss-sis-dSsVIP
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Doss-LOok 0ut-the Marshal and his men
begin the dog war this day. Muzzle or die.
Strychnine will be administered in the streets
and shot guns used in the suburbs. Useless
ours can new be readily disposed Of without
expense or trouble to the owners.
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Petitinn fnr DiEoree.

May Ann Aoses' In the Circuit Court Of Shelby
County, Tennessee, 81 Raieigh.
IT Appearing 70 the sstisfaciion o. the Clerk, from the
i Petition 4 he complainant In this beaah hs, auy
sworn %. that the defendant, James hc@ee, Is a non
usidaut of the STATE OF Teuresseei u Is ordered that
- fhirfv dsvs. rrquirinz ssfd defendant Jsmes MCGEE
40 spDear A. the next term Of TIE Oircult Courtof Shelby
county. rCnnessee, 70 be held At the Court House IN The
f~-n % Raleigh. on TIE third Monday in September
ngxt. then and here, within The first three days Of said
term 10 p-sad. answer, or demur 10 TIE complain ants
hH- az ne same win b taken for con esd and set for
hsrinx er-psrfs witness, n. d. L. Stewart, Clerk Of
ssfd c era 81 cnos. ths 18Th day o. Juiy, 1858.
fvm-fawlus u. D. L STEWART. Clark.
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IMPROvEMEST.-Ths excavations for a hand
some large brick store, were begun yesterday
on Main street, between Union and Gsyoso I;
the proprietor is Mr.. 6. W. HANNA.
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TRUEK FoUED.-A trunk has been found in
Mr..MULTOAD's planning shop, on Adams street,
with the following mark on it, 4" Deaf and
Dumb-R THOMAS, Houston, Mississippi" 1t
contains some papers. The owner can get 1t
BY applying at Mr.. NuLFoHD's.
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THAEKs.-FOr late papers we thank B. II
MIRRIoLEEs, of the ResOluts, J. F. LETDOE, Of
the E n. FaiTchild, scHOoLFIELD, OF the
Boone, and HALLIDAY, Of the AlBia -adams.
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FIRE.-Owing to adefsct in the stove pipe in
the house Of Mr.. ALoNzo RIGes, Of Browns
Avenue, his house took FIRE on Sunday and was
almost wholly consumed. II was a one story
frame, and was, we understand, partially in
sured. Much Of the furniture was saved.
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LOCAL M1TTERS.

r. Major REorOR, Indian Agent, is now
a visitor to our city. He is stopping at the
GsyOsO. To the Major belOngs the honor Of
removing the Florida Indians.
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$40 Reward.

ID AEAWAY from ne on the R1d, very uteJ
N 9 GIRL. hAOHEL, briEht c1ior, and
Eouh a arst siEht Be taken for . NIL TO ottk
medium hight ard ruhFr oorpuieut, WfFhinEA
about 100 or 40 pounds she may Be i7rking stout IRE
IRE neFr0 deus q The ely. but I an frtrui she all e.
deavor 70 get on some tpger country boats. VII give
the shove reward. ~ delivered 10 ne al MIS-. simms. On
Ssoold street, or lodged in jau. SAN P.
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DT virtue % AIDED IN trust, executed 70 me- By s. Ca
ID 70, ard duly recorded IN the Reglstry Cnor or SaeIby
county, tennessee. On The 81 day or jane. 1887, In book
No. -, on pages i34. l33 an 13S, 20 secure certsin debts
therein named, I viii sci. on the corner OF Main ard
Madison streets. on SATURDAY, the fath AUGUST.
thS5. % the highest bidier, for cash, the fJIl5wirg fe-.
seribcd l3is, VIZ Lying IN the t0en q Fort Pickering.
Shelby county, Tennessee. Erovn Is lots numbered eIev-
en- and twelve, block hiTt,-dve, On a subftvt Jon Of The
lands o. MichSei kCNamee, bF n. A. Kerr said lots
front on GeorEia street, dfy feat ea-h, and ru. back one
hundred and seventy FEET. Tae title 20 The above
uame1 los 1, perfect. a McNAMEE,
Trustee.
9-verai O. her houses ani lots Tor sale ~ the same time
and plsca. a. ahlve. JOHN A
NEfrs hv n c awgE. AGENT
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OPEN ON SUNDAY.-A. KAUFMAES and NJ.
KAUFMAEN, Of the firm Of KAUFMAEE & Co 4,
No. 10 Front Row, were fined five dollars by the
Recorder, yesterday, for keeping open their
store on Sunday for the sale OF clothing. Off
Ger WIrT made the arrest. The defendants
nads an anneaI
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TIVE Rsoes ever the N-m3his Courss VIII commence
4 on TUESDAY, the 18Th October, 1855, and continue
I'VE davs.
lat day. Tueseay. October sth-The "watsT STAKE, :"
for three year oids. t2p0 entrsnoei go foueiti nile
heats, ihres tr mere 70 on t1e q h., IRE CAB 70 aed
Two hundred dollars, prsvfdsd the rsee 4 runi 10 usms
ana close on ~ ist dag - august, 1881. sfc1rity viii
be required for the forfeit M 1toFe stake.
tamf day JJctey Club, pure $780, thrse mEs heats
% daY, "wednesday, October 20ih -Jockej Club. pure
500 mile heats. . iub
same day-Sseepstake To- 2 year dds tloo entraroei
$50 ~foIfeitf dab o. q mile" ihfce or more % dI the
stake, nov thres entries i-cuhty sH b requivd for
ibe forfeit.
"a day, THURSDAY, October 2ist rs oHarper STAB, %
Tor three var oidi two mile heats aa-o sutrauos /;
800 forfeiti three on more 10 a. the stake ths Cub 70
add 500, provided the race r. ru1i 10 name and close
en- the To- DAY % August ISIS Security yin b. rsqgir-
ID for The forfeit.
th day. FRIDAY. Oetos.r a9a -Joctsy CiuA, pur-s
500, two mile heats-
5h day. SATURDAY., October 7ld-Jootsy O.ub. purse
81 900, four nile heats.
Walk oFi the above c1frse entities the horse 10 the
fol- amount Of Jockey Dub pursea.
An sBtries with forfoits s-cured must Be- directed 10
w. 7. R0uE9TREE, Proprlsor,
iun28 Msuphls rsurrss-e.
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TNHE am o. Dunbar a HofbAck. h. this dsy dissolved
Il b mutal oonsfnt ne sew drm viii Be carried on
under The hrm name o. n o Dunbar. AEcnt All debts
duet the old oo-cem VII b. paid 70 n. O Dunbar. and he
slone has The power o. seftiing ihs acsunis Of sid con-
cfm. II. q LUMBAR,
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The WEArHEE-It was hot yesterday, but
not hot enough. We arrive ata knowledge of
the fact from seeing gentlemen holding burning
cigars near their noses, and drinking liquid
fire, and behOlding ladies tied up tight around
the waist and carrying dimihutive psrasoIs.
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MARRIEn.

On Tussdsy, the ieth Instant, =: the residence Of the
brd's father, near Baskerville, By DR.. ". G. Lsnea4 ter,
Mr.. BENJAMIN UMPaRIEs to Mas SARAH Z. DUAL
al Of Shelby county. Tenn.
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Com WATcH-AsUir or cLorHEs-WBo
GOT TIVE REwARD2-JoHN SAwARD, Esq, Of
Baskerville, has a negro who is so much at
taehed to Memphis that be lie continually run
Ming away and seeking shelter here, subsisting
on the proceeds Of stealing. He has been in
our Jail three times, and is now IN for the
fourth time under the following circumstances
a short time since, In the night, be opened the
window Of Mr.. THOMAS FoRp, and stole seve-
raj articles from the house; amongst other
things, a gold watch This gold watch be
traded Of to a white man, a clerk in a store,
who, In his turn, traded it for a suit Of clothes
at Messrs. BEUNAER 4 BaoTHERs, 81 Main
street. For the recovery Of the watch, FonD
offered twenty dollars, bat this fact was not
known 70 all the officers The fact Of a stolen
watch being at the house on Front Row be-
came known to officers THuRMAN and TucKER.
The firm were ready at once to give up the ar
tiels, on being made aware OF the nature OF
the case, and being paid two and half dol
lars by the clerk aforementioned to be let of
bis purchase Of the suit Of clothes. The two
officers, ignorant Of The twenty dollars reward,
NAo ~ nm ~ hocp pOasesstoh OF Ue
watch until its owner came IN person to claim
It. The circumstances became known to Off
Ger MILLER-the officer who lay on the pave
msnt ard let a man pick his pocket and then
arrested the feIlon for the ofsnse-ibls officer
took the watch from the store, handed II over
70 the owner, Foam, and pockeied the reward,
leaving the other two officers without a cent Of
the money.
This case is another illustration Of the do
ings Of our police department. This matter Of
policemen sppropriatiug to themselves re-
wards at win, lie al wrong. The ordinary
custom in other cities, lie for the Mayors per
mission In writing to be obtained, before any
policemen can receive any fee, compensation
or reward, other than bis legal salary. APro-
vision to this effect should, without delay. be
added to our police code. In the next place
officer MTLLER, like those engaged in The I" re-
lease" case, gave to the owner the stolen pro-
psrty, which is in direct disobedisnce to that
section Of the police regulations, which says
that any goods, money, or other yalusbles
taken from arrested persons shall be registered
and delivered to the clerk Of the department,
who shall take them to the Recorder.
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e We hear ths the Branch Of the Bank
Of Tennesses at this place is meeting ali de-
mands upon II in coin by wh0evt. and when
ever presented. This is a practical resumption
Of specie payments. 1t is but Justice 10 thu
Branch here 70 say that never since the sus-
pension has Il refused the specie 10 the bust
ness eonnunitys-c larkSpA L~6asOssaa.
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CLEAN UP.-Ths City Marshal desires US to
make known his request that the weeds shall
be removed from the sidewalks, aud the dirt
from the cutters, in front OF every house in the
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MAIL IRREGULARTTIEs--A respected friend,
residing near Csswell, Lafayette county, Mis-
sissiPpi, complains Of the irregular delivery Of
the AFFEAL atthat hat office. We will hand
bis letter over to some one Of the officials Of
the Post Office Department as the best means
Of rectifying the irregularity, and hope that
be will hereafter receive it more promptly.
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CTTIzENs' BAEK.-The Louisville Journal
says; The managers Of the offending Bank
suspended payment and then asked the public
to suspend their opinion, end w shouldn't be
much surprised If the eurAged public, after
getting tirsd Of susPsnding their opinions, were
70 suspend The offenders, but we hope not.n
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A BoTrLE CAsE.-For throwing a bottle at
the head Of Mr.. BOTB, R. J. JENNINGS was
yesterday fined twenty dollars by the Recorder.
He appealed. Officer VrERs made the arrest.
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OFES TOO LATE. c. JAcoRA was brought
before the Recorder yesterday, for selling
liquor at the Metropolitan House, after nine
O'Clock at night. He was fined ten dollars, and
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Notice Tn Contractors

CEALKD ~ROPOSAL for re-bunfng ne Briggs On
- Market and Washlnuon streets. aad for the mag
a. TIE ssoord bridEs On ~ RsfiEh rosf, VIII B. tseivfd
at the once % the City EuCineer until thursday, ssh
Inst UT25 r ]. BATgH MAYOR
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r. We invite the attention Of the public
to the advertisement Of the Shelby Medical
College at Nashville. The regular course Of
lectures will N on the FIRST day Of No
vember next.
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rs heuphis. OF Tuesday morning last. to desds exc
L eutsd 70 me. enc By Danisi sra fsr - scrss q lsnd IN
Orttsnfen ocunty, Ark, ard the oth-r b. Perry B. Wad-
del. for 7 acrcs In the ssms c unity. Ths finder wm
much obdge me By d~epnsfl1E then With Hume =. Huf.
Efq. Tig2f al p G0naET.
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HIrcHING HoRsEa-FOr the benefit of equss-
TRANS, we again call their attention to the fact
that it is not lawful to hitch horses to shade
trees, awnings, &C. for doing 80, NJ. A. CocH-
Ran was yesterday fined five dOlIsrqby the Re-
ror1sr
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AFAsT BUssT Man H. MULHAUFT,
for driving bis buggy through the streets more
rapidly han allowed by law, was yesterday
fined five dollars by the Recorder.
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REcoKDEE's CoURT. Fifteen individuals
were introduced by the police, yesterday, toths
Recorder. Fines to the amount Of ssvsnty-hvs
dollars we're imposed.
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~ Msssrs. MoseAS & CRrsP, Cotton Far

II Msssrs. MoseAE & CEIsP, Cotton Fac
tors and Commission Merchants, throw their
banner to the breeze this morning as oandi-
dates for a portion Of the patronage Of the
planting community. They are clever, excel
lent gentlemen, and in every sense worthy Of
public confidence besides, they have long sx-
perienee in their business. See their card In
another column.
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4Ort of Mtmpbls.
Arrivals and Departures.

Arrivals and Departures.
MONDAY. July IS. 1858.
Fairehild, New Orleans to Louisville.
Lacey, New Orleans TO st. Louis.
Diana, Louisville to New Orleans
Alvin Adams, Louisville to Memphis.
Frisbse, Napoleon to Memphis.
RssOlute, Cine Apati to Memphis.
Philadelphia, SHLouis to Memphis.
lRivsr News.
The river lie still rising and was last night
thirteen inches higher than on Saturday night.
The Pennsylvania, Capt. Marshalps besu;i-
ful St. Louis boat, is in and will leave this af-
%tsrnOOn for St. Louis. We commend the Phil.
sdelphia, Der Captain and clever clerk TshudI,
to travellers bound up the river.
For St. Francis river the trim little St. Fran
els is the boat to-day, Capt. Bowman is a
careful navigator and attentive to the welfare
Of his passengers.
The ResOluts, Capt. A. H. Bughsr, is the
Cincinnati packet leaving tomorrow after
noon. This boat takes the place Of the Glen
dale, and is a sure boat in the lowest water.
For ports on the Ohio try the Qssolute.
The Powell is on hand and will leave to-
morrow on the arrival Of the evening ears for
New Orleans.
From the RepabIieGH July "a: The river at
this point lie rising steadily, but slowly in the
twenty-fOur hours ending at 8 O'Clock last
evening, the rise was six inches. From early
yesterday morning, the swell was very little
over one inch. It rsined a portion yesterday
morning, but the afternoon was fine, and a good
deal Of activity was manifested on the levee.
The upper rivers all reported rising slowly,
but their condition does not vary much from
last report.
The Ohio papers report that river falling
with four feet on the falls.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-27
Notice.

- Before Hume ?. BIZ. J. P.
Raet' Csspmsa (A~ttaehmsnt against ansn-resident
THE dclentanti IL hereby notih. d that We have taken
il outan attachment AGAINST his property that the
same has been executed BY seiZnE upon - boxes OF mer-
chandise, and one ~carrisge, IS hts property, and . re-
turned before HUNS 2. Hin, J. P. for Snrby county. for
trisl that a. The end % SIX months from this, ed July.
1873, said attachment win Be tried behre said Justice of
the Psscs, 81 his once IN the city o. Memphis. when ard
Where The said defendant is required 70 appear and de-
fend his oause. WE3B s. RAWLINGS.