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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1858-03-27

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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1858-03-27

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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-12-16

1 table" This he considered necessary
to terminate the war speedily an,
more economically than il a;temptc,
by insufficient means"
In the meantime it was my anxiou.
desire that the Mormons should yield
obedience to the Constitution and the
laws, without rendering it necessary
to resort TO military force. To aid in
accomplishing this object. I deemed il
advisable in April last to dispatch two
distinguished citizens Of the United
States, McSsrs. Powell AMI McCulloch.
to Utah. They bore with them a
proclamation addressed by myself to
the inhabitants Of Utah. dated on ih,
sixth day OF that month, warning them
Of their true condition, and how hope
less it was on their part to prcsist in
rebellion against the United States.
and Offering all those who should sub
nit to the laws \ full pardon for their
past SclitionS AMI treaSonS. At the
same time | assured those who should
persist in rebellion against the United
States, that they must expect no fur
ther lenity. but look to he rigorcusly
dealt with according to their deserts.
The instructions to these agents. as
well as a copy Of the proclamation.
and their reports, are herewith sub
mittcd. Ii will be seen by their re-
port OF the third of July last. that they
have fully confirmed the opinion ex-
pressed by General Johnston in the
previous October, as to the necessity
Of sending reinforccmcn;s TO Utah.
In this they state.that they care firmly
impressed with the belief that the pres
encc Of the army here and the large adj
litional force that had been ordered to
this Territory, were the chief induce
ments that causcl the Mormons to
abandon the idea Of resisting the
authority of the United States. \ less
decisive policy would probably have
resulted in a long, bloody, and expen
sive war;"
These gentlemen conluctel them
selves to my entire satisfaction, and
rendered. useful services i'm executing
the hu'aane intentions of the govern
mcnt.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-12-16

Gan &c found st present at hi- residence or
trankiin street. West of the Public square
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-12-16

Of SEAt'is
Entertaining these sentiments. am
gratiied 10 inform you, that the long
pending CONTROVERSY letwcen the two
governments, in relation to the qucs-
tion of visitation and search. has been
amicably adjusted. The claim on the
part OF Great Britain, iorcibly to visit
American vesslcs on the high seas in
time of peace, conld not be sustained
under the laws Of nations, and it had
,,ean ovcrrulcd by her own most cmi-
ncnt jurists. This question was recent
ly brought to issue, by the repeated
acts of British cruisers, in boarding
and searching our merchant vessels in
the Gulf of Mexico, and the adjacent
seas. These acts were the most injnri-
ous and annoying, as these waters are
tiavcrsca by large number of the
commerce and navigation of the Uni
ted States, ard their free and unrcs-
trictcd use is essential TO the security
of the coastwisc trade betwean differ
ent States Of the Union. Such vexa-
tious interruptions could not fail TO ex-
cite the feelings of the country anil to
requive the inteFposiiion Of the gov
crnmcnt. Romonstrances were adj
dressed to the British government
against these violations of our rights
of sovereignty, and a naval force was
at the same time ordered TO the Cuban
waters, with directions "to protect all
vessels Of the United States on the
high seas, from search or detention by
the vcsscls-o!-war OF asy other nation"
These measures received the unquali
fed and even enthusiastic appreciation
of the american people. Most fortu-
na:ely, however, 40 collision took
place, and the British Government
promptly avowed its recognition ofthe
principles Of international law upon
the subject, as laid down by the gov
ernment of the United States, in the
note Of tho Secretary of State. to the
British Minister at Washington, OF
April 10, 1888. which secure the YES
sells of the United States upon the high
seas from visitation of search in time
of peace, under any circumstances
whatever. Tne claim has been aban-
doncd in a manner rejecting honor on
the British government, and evincing
a just regard for the law Of nations,
and cannot fail to strengthen the ami
cable relation between the two eoun-
tri s..
The British Government, at the
same time, proposed to the United 1
States that some mode should be
adopted, by mutual arrangement bc-
tween the two countries. of character
which may be found effective without
being offensive. for verifying the ma
tional!ty of vessels suspected on good
grounds, of carrying false eolors.-
They have also invited the United
States TO take the initiative. and pro-
pose measures for this purpose.-l
Whilst declining to assume 80 grave
a responsibility, the Secretary oil State
has informed the British Government
that we are ready 10 receive any pro-
posals which they may feel disposed
to offer. having this object in view. and
ta consider them in al amicaile spirit. !
\ strong opinion is. however, ex-
pressed, that tiie occasional abuse of
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-12-16
@DEN TlSTRY III,
RI. w. FOSDICK.

ID ESPECTFgLLY announces 10 the
M Ladies and Gentlemen Of Winche lter
and vicinity. tl.st lac has Located la the place
and opened an Office in Monks building,
above HATS Store, on Franklin street,
where he may be consulted for all opcr-
ations on the Teeth, such as Cleaning,
Filling and Extracting. Also, inserting Ar
tifcial Teeth on Gold, Silver, Piatlna or
Cntia Percha, in ans number required from
one 10 an entire set, complete, in the most
approved style. Correcting irregularities IN
Children's teeth. Particular attention will
be paid to all diseases OF the mouth. All
operations warranted. Chl0roform admins
tered when necessary. Examinations and
advice given free of charge. Mr.. Fos,lick
will call at private residences by request
III wing had some ten years practice in Den
tistry, he feels confident in assuring the
public that he is enabled to give entire sat
is.acrson in all respects. feb -, cJS.
n. E.-Oficc hours from O'Clock A. NJ.
to 1 o'clock 7. VI. of each day.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-12-16

Z. q. of g. r. of Winchester. meet.
every Monday evening Of each week at theiI
Hall. on the corner Of Main and Washington
Streets
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-12-16

1norney and Counsellor at Lar.
Office Up stairs in the New Jail,
VIII promptly attend to all business en-
trusted to his care. Especial attention Civ
en To the securing and collection of CLAIMS.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-12-16

1t is my desire that every misunlcr-
standing with the government ofGrcai
B.iiain, should be amicably aad speed
lily adjusted. 1t has been the misfor-
time of both countries, almost ever
since the period of the Revolution. to
have been annoyed by succession oi
irritating and dangerous questions,
threatening their friendly relations
This has partially prevented the full
development of those feelings of mntr-
al friendship between the people OF
: he two countries, so natural in them
selves and so conducive to their COM
mon interest. Any serious intcrrup-
ton of the commerce between the
United States and Gleat Britain, would
be equally injurious to both. In fact,
no two nations have ever existed on
the face of the earth, which could do
each other SO much good or SO much
harm
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-12-16
Business 1irtttorp


{;E1 s..sE 8 ....sss:....:...l
Trains running ON the indianapolis. Pittsburs
and Cleveland Rail Road Passing Win
n c....<.
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KExICc.

Our position and relation to the I'M
dependent States South Of Us on this
continent. anil especially those within
the limits of North America i Of =
peculiar character. The northern
boundary Of Mexico Is coinrislcnt with
our own southern boundary from
q can 10 ocean; ami we must ncccSsa-
rily feel deep interest in all tIat con-
Germs the wellbeiig anl the fate Of So
near a neighbour. We have always
cherished the kin,ic~t wishes for tho
tSts fsr-ti Pegs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-30

RoBBEzY.-Oa entering Tie store Of NJ. @.
". HAvSa, On Main street. between Union
aud Gsyos5, OF Tuesday morning, the clerks
discovered thai IA entrance had been effected
from the baicoay, and ysvsiry and clothing car
risd of 20 tle amount u about a thousand dol
lars. 4 Fiecsof candle that was lef-, showed
that Tue thieves had made a deliberate search
for The most valuable property and two or
three vests scattered in The 10. a. the rear Of
the building. proved hat one thief within had
thrown psr- q The property through the back
window 20 d waiting acc0mPlies outside. Yes
terday The landlord Of the GeFmaaia Hotel, on
Shelby street, was applied to BY a Scotehman,
named VIZ McLEAE who came here a few
days ago from alton, Illinois, to advance hin
some money upon a quantity Of jewelry which
be shovel hin. He coHtrived 10 seld infor-
nation 10 he police while he kept the man
waiting, AMI hsihim arrested. Tee property
proved TO be part Of the goods stolen from
HASSA's s9r-, wa0 recovered about BALI of
the whole amount missing a stray pair Of
pants wes discovered ou-the bluff opposite tie
GaYoso, covered with stones and dirt. The
psHce hope to make another arrest and recover
the remainder Of the property. McLEAN will
be examined before Esquire HHL at ten
O'Clock tbs morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-30

TIE MONEY CT F5oLs-su old Provsrb
SAYS, /" q fool and his mgaey ar7 easily part
ed.0 The proceedings az the Recorders court
this week prove the truth q tie maxim, foT
no lsss than FIVE hundred and SIX dollars we're,
during last week, paid there By men who were
most emPaa.i-aily f35is. Tasss msn-we are
ashamed % add-and these w,m=H, got liquor
which they hal to pay f5-5 they 90. intoxi-
cate1, which lsl to severe suffering next NOM
ing then they get into tights aud difficulties
and where guilty Of fooii-h and mischievous
prsnks. to TIE injury o. their reputation; then
came al Tie disgrace and shame OF appearing
il public court, where their d5ilgs were related
to the tittsrirg croEi and then followed
money payments, 70 a. amount cqual to fCsnty-
sir H0usaHd ffTes hzE3rsi-iollsTs per an
nun. This was a greater sam THAI has ever
before been pad into The eity treasury is any
one week lhs ehsin-gaHg has been PatrOHizsd
il proportion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-30
Ht0affarp aNl 8lnaaIIaI
sgNPHI- DAILY AFFahL eEttaa
WEnEEsaAV 6spEnber %. is
EEcHANGEA AND 1ASK EoTE bfsE 81
DATE ~ TIN dAN99a sAWHaa ~
e rEE--N-

49, 81 49,
ETrTCT1oS.
Gold cad SFva being fks yfanddrd
Esnk Of Meaurhis..-.-. par Rank OF uom-......-.2d a.
S5ufhsrn Bsnk........ ParI ~ u the union........2ct s
FRfvsr Bsuk..-..... pEdBrcEs Eauk.--.-.-.---E dis
Bark OF Wet Teul--- psTf Aefchali1 t-.s--..---- O.
uni1n Bans ..-......s p1rltrseeT b1aE-..s--s-- Aq
Rsnk o. Tan $500. pzrfBk hattanoo-t.-... pa
IPfsuters' Bk 1890. parlFsrmeFu' Hank, E-oxvtle,
Com. bSnk.....sss-.s. par 2cisc1lli
Bk Of Amerlca ......f1 dislBenk of Altdie Tennessee
.E'thn Rk Teun.......9 dlFi 2 discount
BEnk 81 Paris ...-.-.-2 dsiCiiy baHR Nkshvile....pa
Bk o. Kn0xTine....--. psrfGe1rg o. 100 blel -. j es
Six Of Emp. State go. rariExcnanHe Pa nrtthni q as
south Csrolins.......i dis
BaeuTTeaf GzS Foreign E0fes bel0w BeHkable FuHfs.
LaErenosburz Bsuk. 20 DIS Koatucky Bsnks. ....E dis
EheIbyVfle Banked 10 clsistste II ~ mi .--..-k cs
Dandrcge Bank......lu dsi stale Hk Of Ohio .---.A els
OoOs Bant ....-a.-.Io lie Il islsna Banks -. pEr
Bank OF Nashvnle.... S d lIGnoiE ard Wigc5rzi1-b dis
Bznk Of rAzTEeIl.. IA de alabama Banks -. = .-lt-s
BEnK of Clsirhorne...f 20 disk. Carolina BIS. 2toSdls
Bank Of Trenton. ....&o disl FArscrg' Blk q Csc dis
Bank OF jefferson ....40 DIS Northern Bank Miss. 20 els
Bk OF Fulton, Ga......2 isiOnizeus' EaHk..t...tb de
Eschsags for Cufrescy-Ssiing Rca.
New Tork.......H pTeuiCincrnati...~...-.s sfeu
PhladeiphiA....--.. % ist Louis...-s..... ! prem
Boston ..-.....-.... % 45siflElorr -. -..s : prelu
New Oneans...--.-i prem Az ucan aod...----. par
LOrisvile s..s...s \ prem SNver.-.-----..A fol
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-30

NASHVILLE RAcEs-Tbe regular Fall meet
irg Of The Nashville Jockey Club commenced
on Monday last, with a sFeepstaks Tor three
year dds, two mile heats. There were seven
entries, four Of which paid forfeit The race
vas won in two straight hssts By Captain
MooRE's a. TurasT's) B. T. Betty Nancy.
The following is a summary:
FrRsT DAY-SEeepstskes for three year
olds-s30O sntrEacs, 500 foffeit. Two mile
heats.
7. G. Moors's b. f. Betty Nancy, BY sham.
rock. dan Ida, by Bsisbszzer....-.1
". G. Hardirg's ch- f., by albion, dam
Della, By Puam-- 10. ..2 :
". I. Rosndtrec's ca. f., By Albion, dan
by puam-.-... --.s.- 1900 ----5
Eli Odcm's b.. f., &aTg Willie, BY Albion
dzm IS S1FcreiEr-----. .-.. p'd forfeit.
Also, a.. T., By Altisn, dam AaG
Cbass, b. BeFis 2H--
Blythe & Guiid's HiswatGs, By A.
bion, dam 81 S0TsTeign--.... "
". 6. HarJing's br. f., Tennessee,
b. Epsilon, dam Kate King, by
Priam..-... $3.50. Fsss.s ---...
". T. Rouu6.ree's oh. T., BY Glen
coe. dan Jane Watson, by PTism, 4" "
Time, 5s45l-3:46.
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Nert Of M5mpbis


ANNEN wv
wEDxrsnAT, september g, 1883
Business was dull at the landing yesterday
At sunset rot a single transient boat lay at ne
wharf. The river exhibited little orno change
in hight. The only arrival registered was
that Of the Imperial from New Orleans for
81. Louis.
The splendid steamboat Lucas lie the rssu-
lar packet to-day for st. Louis. This boat
conner need running here in he tummer, when
the appearances OF things was not very favora-
bic, bat BY the indomitable energy o. Captain
Silver, a splendid carrying business has grown
up and the boat has become a favorils one
from its excellent qualities, and he uniform
courtesy Of It's officers
ne hns boat Langley, Capt. Woman, SAN.
Woods, clerk, will leave this afternoon, at 3
O'Clock, for Nspoleon, taking along the United
States mail. For a quick and agreeable pas
says, with rigid punctUality 10 tine, the Lang
ley las no rival
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-30

SrEALIEG.-At the Recorders Court ysster
day, HESEY, the slave Of CHARLES JoSEs, WIS
charged by officers LOWRY and DTER, who lad
arrested him, wi,h having stolen from The door
Of C~HAKDLEa's drug store, near Oll Fellows
Hall, On Main street. a quantity Of brushes of
the value Of twenty dollars; Tie thefy was com
mitted two weeks $50. The negro was ordered
70 receive thirty-nins lashes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-30

Be1EkAB Biffhx
EssEA
sTOWACE or LgVER,

All ttl Various aocttcns consequent upcn aa-sorderel
STOWACE OF LIVER,
EJCH e. Indigestion Acdity q IRe stomach. Oolcsy
- Pain. uorrtburns, Less o. Appetite, Dependency,
Catlrcnesr. lind and heefiuE Piles. IN all Nervous,
Rheumafc ara NeuraIgic Auctions. O. has IN nuEsrous
i1stslces proved AiEaiy beneficial, srf 10 1therH eaected
3 feclilt cu-r-
Thfzfq q purely eSetabccsnp0csA rrepared q strict
iq sciurdcpHlclrles after tie UanKer q tkereebraleG
H1lerf Professor. Bocrhave- Becrnse q It's q Al sue
cess IN mnst of thc EurCpezn States, rs introduLiO Ion into
tie uElted States vas mteniea more especially t0r thoc
o. our fstserand scattered here and Aec over he face
o. this mfrhiy country. Meeting with yre1t success
au01g theu, J nov ofer 20 the American people. know
i1E that O. truiy wonderful medicinal virtues must ~
acEloWietEua.
c8usutEtions may have ben impaired ~ the continuous
uso OF ardent SPIRITS, OF other furuz o. dissipation.
G=-ereHy Instantaneous IN erect, h dcl It, way directly
tothe seat oflife, tkriling and qulcksniuZ every nerve.
rttslns c2 the dnoop!nz spldt and, IN TACT tafasiaz asS
heath ard visor Ia tie system.
NOTICE -WAoeyer expects 70 IN this ahsverag6 VII
Be dlssppolnteds ut to the sick, weak Ent lev spirited,
Il yin prove q grateful aromatic cordial possessed 0fsin-
guar renedisl properties.
CAUTION.
he rea1 popularity o. this delightfui Aroma las In
duced May imttsdnls, which the pubic should guard
.satnst PURCHASING b not Persusaed 70 buy anything
elEe ultu yuu have rtven Bcerhaves Holland Bitiers 4
fair rial. One bottieWi c0nvincs you how lnsnitF'-
ssuer0r Is e 70 al ttese tmtattona.
R-sGd az 81 perootts CT DIX bottles for s5, b he
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR., co.
MANUFACTURERS
PhaTmaeeutists and Chemists,
PHtsBCEGn,
> AANhfikLD co AEents fur Memphis Sold
Also b ~ p. FARNSWOaFE, WARD q JONE8 sud
!0HEs0N \ LONG, and DruFgists generally
aB~2setRauIvis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-30
PLssrss letter from Jerusalem, Of

palestine II letter aFcm Jerusalem, OF
the ls'h ult., says:
aS5us Of the leading M~uss1lmsns Of GAIA
ATTEMPTED. after the massacre at Jiddsh, to get
ID a movement against the Christians but did
not succeed. In no other place has anything
Of he kind been done. though throughout The
Turkish empire, a certain degree OF hos-llty
TO The CHRISTIANS is manifested. The Pasha
Of Jerusalem has not yet returned from bis
visit 10 GaZs, being anxious 10 arrest the Ia
nous Sant0n, OF Hiuf-i, Hho is ls5Oring 70 ex-
ecute agitatsH ameng the people. Il, is how
ever, no easy task 10 capture him, as, from bis
reputation Of sanctity, all protect hin. Nine
persons, who were arrested at GAIA, are still
IN prison a. Jerusalem, and they are causing
their friends 10 exert themselves il oTder 10
avoid paying too large q sun for their release.
During the last ten years, the Mussuiman pro
psgaudism ig not only directed against Chris
daBity. but against the power Of the sultan
who is accused By fanatics Of betraying ISLAM
ism. For years past, devout Sheiks, whose
zeal has been exalted BY pilgrimage to Mecca,
have been traVeTsiag the Asistic provinces OF
Turkey 10 all directions 10 restore the faith Of
the people, and excite their fanaticism against
Christians. 10 some towns they have formed
associations, and have enrolled numbers OF
persons. One Of these societies have been eE-
iablisbed at jerusalem the members o. it af-
feet to be exceedingly strict in their conduct,
observe severe lasts, assemble every Friday
at the Mussulman sanctuary Of Nsbv Daond
(tonb OF DAVID on Mouut Zion, and 20 from
il Ia procession, reciting prayers to the tomb
Of a Ssnton near the gate Of Jsfa, after
which they dispeTse."
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Eaffst AEns bI 0flearapb
LATER FR0M EURO4-E.


ARRIVAL OF rEE STEAMER ARABIA.
NEW TonK. s pt-ussr ss.-rbe si,snsr ArsSis has
arrived n Sandy H5ot. Bringing istsat LiFerFooi 81
vices
COMMERCIAL EEWa.
LIvrErooL-saiss u Cottsn for the w1ek s2Ooo
bsl=s Al s~usitles have slightly advanced, Ead qE0ied
a. X. Narklt d5s-d nrn. Spectators tock 1900
bales sad exporters 5000 bales. Eiehardsaa a spence
So Cotton has Advanced YAK, bnt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tHase prsces barrels msiutanet. Estimated Hsies on re
6sy q sAuizg. CFhiAy3 fotoo bA'es. sPe;ai'tor ard
sxpssers took 4 coo BALE. HsTksf eo5et arm. re
"a t.tgps are: orleans Fair Txai hlddHng : 5-Isd
NseFs E.il 1851; Nlda log 7Kdi Upland Pa r7Kdi
KIdAlns 7 sis.
Bresdstzns mad 8 eoiaius tendency, sue q~uotstisns
wer lomiEai. Provision bal . diniss ~tenseney.
Al Qualities had slightly declined. Cousas BIZ.
GEEERAL NEWS,
me news s. uuinnorznt Fts Atlantic Telegraph
shares had declined IA eOas, qasRcs o. d-esaragins a.
counts frcn vsienaa By.
Furtlsr Fcrsigu news per Arabia
rns steamers Alps and Ariel srrlEed cut On me nth
and the Canada on ihe tsth.
Tie steamer Haanoais lefs Hsmburs for New Tork
on he Isth. she exp oded hsr mss-zns, teershy 1 jur-
ing I've PASSENGERS. sac pat back for repairs. shs sal
fr this osuntU again On The ls.hinst.
The Auauto cable shares Egre quoted q efl5
ms arm Ct Arc,oI. Tasting & Co Of Manchester. IN
the Meii srrzacan trade had fsllsa.
william wise, the panoipsl editor o. I Q Bondon Daily
Ne1a Is dead.
FRAscE -The Paris bsurss IVES qults busgsnt.
TIE Frenea hrd ma3s a treaty IT commercial settle
meat at Ksvss
Al attack was 5riersd on the Emperor CT Ava.
sPAIE A~SDFeRTUsAL TOE spanish Chamber OF D
putiss had b5ez desolred. Tie new House vas eInvsRed
& mcet Deoemborlst.
The vintage IN FOrtuyal vas me INST sbundsst thss
bad beer iah7e years.
From KnnsEa
ST. LoUIs. September 9s-Coi sumnsr hid returned
T. Leavcnvor'h fron his e~xPcditiln against ire Cheyenne
Indians 30 particulars.
Ysnsw Fever.
NEW ORLEANy, September 2s-neS he from yellow
fever > stendsy, s..
Vessels Arrived.
NEW ORLEANS September % -Shps Fsresf King,
JohE Ia COD, Slas Holme5, VA. Rath5oas. fron New
YORK, and barks RoaEsks and Legation, from RIO de Ia
lauo-
River News
ST LOUIS. September 2s.-The Mississippi ct DE-
/
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-30

WHARF IuPRovEuEETs-oa Tuesday Messr5
DAVIS & RTcE. the contractors, put a gang
Of hands on the wharf and coumen.ed the i'm
p-rovemeHts they have contracted 70 make, that
are to extend from Poplar street to Jefferson
street, BY which the stssmboa: landing wili be
extended from Union street to Poplar. The
work is to be finished b. tie 1st Of Nov5nbsr-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-30

FIGHTTsG.-M. MCCARTHY and PIT KIN
EET g Jet their angry passions rise" yesterday
until their -four fsts arose with them and fell
with violence upon each others persons. The
contest ended IL a visit 70 TIE Recorders Office
where each party had to undertake The PsTiOr-
nance Of thirteen days work fer The city.
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GUNEY RAGS.

OK BALEs extra, 70 sale.
20 asst CLARK HARRIsZ
Plaster and cement.
TOO BARRELS bcst Colalned P sstar. lc0bsrreis
W. Resemble Cement. CLARK HARRlS.
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DEowEED.-At ten o'clock yesterday Morn
ing, the body OF drowned nan was taken out
Of the river, at the stsrn Of the wharf boat.
It had been long in the water and presented a
horid appearance. 4 cent and a jack-knife
were found in the pocket. Esquire WALDRov
held an inquest over The remains, when an sP-
propriate verdict was returned.