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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15

I LIVERPOOL. NETWORK aud PHlLADEl-
4 PIIIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY Sean CONF naicason
between NETWORK aud ANTW ERP, vis LlIEKPpOi'-
M(irasu lately employ il the Roys M service vii SAT-
regularly between Antwerp aud Liverpool every Alternate
THURSDAY co-n-cticn with this Companys SteaWships
from Liverpool % New-loft. . ..
ods for New York II be received ard shipped By the Asen
In Autw ID bills sdg sged there a. through rate oil
fTeikht. , -, = - =,
The first ssi fforn Antwerp will b. the 18th OF june Ia
corirrcion NTH the CITY or WASHINGTON, from Liver
D. I'D Cf Juce. - -, .
Fr her p.ri uars and terms Of freight AID pessts Apply
To J. p KREdER Co.. Antwerp WILLIAM lNNAN Nos
81 End Tower Building Liverpool OF e. t CoIPsuys once
No Is Broadway New-iork aud No Jog WSnits raiatei
phis. JOiiH " DNLII 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15

SNITY of QUINCY, Ul.-The INTEREST upon
" the BOEDS Of the above City falling due the ST JULY
NEXT vii be paid aud after tha. day At or Office No 10
s-osa.st WOODRUFF Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15
nle0ieaI.

ELLLINGER's INFALLIBLE LININENT-
IA The genuine dect from the Doctor pu' Up accrdrg
the oHensl pt The OILY wholesale for this valuable
article now ia W LILLIAN II. KINSLEY, No IL God q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15

EOR CHARLEsTON.-The steamship MEN
i pas, c.pt @ " w.',op. viii Leave pier No u \ X.
OF SATURDAY Jsne - - os.,1 c. : p cent. pr OF
las rance ole h'-' i'' GO f. B CROMWELL Co.
No. 80 Vests. corart Aesny.
EOR SAVANNAH aud FLoRIDA.-The. Am l''ri.
i cen s,isp, se sseaG,hip ConpAnys ae" ana MT .'.
..e,nsbip TISTsIILLF. A. Pc.' comma ie' vi ave
pier No IAN. r. o. tAIU RDAl ~. - u, dam, So
FreiIit Idueed until -.ihcf ao-c- g. per loot
'-.h'fF' a' 'a''''a s. 4 ciRaoxw 4S5 Co
X. o. w,s;',. cora.r N611Z.
DORTLAND and NEW-YORK.-rhe new ana
i .4,sgf steamship CHESAPEAKE Sf,ey CroEei Sodi
asnd, Z! eAye Portland p very a.y n fSDaY H.
Ps...r I'D f.e incadls s.aiercoun. q R.aaaI 1e 80
Id H. 3 crown ELI Co, 30 's wests;. New York
WHITE NORTHWESTERN. {, the ., direc. AM p'.ur
eso1e rte r. m NewYolk 20 ;he Waite Mounna' 'ii Long
/. sad sud Vineyard sourd' The Glen Hone Ia ony 'A
hour.' ride from Portland.
CTEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL
y FAST DUBLIN and LONDONDERRY. without deay to-
$50 Ticket. her Of III above places COCA 10Y 81
uroa;h. by any steamer Of the Inc 500
kgWty6 S sATuRDAi July o. /.
Rates Of Pss.ss~ Cabin AS third class found with cooked
provisions. 80 For freight OF Rs;:ssT ssPy g,o,sv,,
'EHE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINZ OF
Il STEAMSHIPS. b,tween NEw7ioRK soUIHAnr.
TOM HAVRE AID BREMEN, wa 'Al foliOT carrying Toe
s sostSsmvon From Havr- and south
yosBH ST.; II, w:sS::i:y
From EsrYo. S5 Sour B;snen sol soqs.mssSs
NoRN LIGHT sat Avg s.ardsJ Sept VIII 90 Sep,
e.bn. SEQ AID per Norb Star Northern isa ana AisIF
cabin : . second cabin, So thi'i CABIN, SIS
CeTtifcs,s, issued for p.''ase from Europe
''''' D. TORRANCE xsert No s Bowling G's-n q Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15
6teambcats an0 Railroads.

SPEED and SAFEIf.-Io Travellers, N0rth an
, West-Tb travelling public are informed that TIA HIp
son RIVER RAlLROADCO have sttsched % the ea
re equipment 81 their roa Dreamer Peteut Bsf
peraors Of which place the entire brakes Of the
trains IN the hands Engineer also for Instant and no
sic gcc1 d6rangemeu OF the engne Toe use of
this Ia proyement found produce amount OF security to
If property conveyed by railroad trains tHLaoc oy no
other resn II will BE- found the Cleveland aud osao
Tere Faute ard Richmond Railroads, Michigan Central &c
The travelling public who their safety Will please
note oe which adopt known means OF security IN
choosing Of travel aud act as h. ntere ind safety de-
maud. L. ) X X CAR-bRAhh Co. no 81 riuo'sI'
". @. CREAMER. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15

(NIICAGO CITY is WATER LOAN.-These
~ Bond, mature July l. 1872 interest payable ,cmannnay
in jay AID Ja nay iG Cit Of New York Payment Of
tcrst Srurta by the wser rents which are now considerably
il Of the eq1irsd FOR the Coupons Tie
surplus over interest aud 1penses Y 900 in 1851 The
good faith credit the city pejei to the payment o
pnlcijG and interest For SALE BY
ASHLEY NORRIS, No. - Exchaaze place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15
Real estate for 6dls.


u DIIUIAA-N II, IANE NVI -'lINIIIV4l4N
~ LANDS fr sALE-3,400 acres Of land octed In the
cotiss OakGd Sspac Tuscos Sag NAV pnis Ken. aod
kssmszco for se prices ranging from ~ ~ - 81
oueoUftn payable in cash. the balance 10 aud threo
Of selected by the ate Hon Doug
lees HaUgaou expressly for farming purposes For f pirtcu
srss apply to THOMPSON HUNTER. No. p Old slip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15

M ORNING LINE for SING SING and HAV'
WI ERSTRAW for the Year l98-Landug al Sykeis Bay,
Hyles Yonkes Hastings Dobbs Fey ryiAs,on raJto"a,
kysck, Sing Sing and HayerstIsw.
Stryke,s Bsy...l2 cents. lrvirston.......z2 cents
Hylers .........1o cents Iauyto"n'''''''s - cents
Yonker, .......I 10 cents Eyeck..........2j cents
Hating. ... % cents Sing Sing. 80 cents
Dohb'. Frry..,..D cents Hayerstraw 40 cents
On and after Saturday. June 1883 the and spsncid
esva loot of Robn.on-st EVERY hORNING st u mr. Sun
DAYS included making the above andog. esch way aning ut
Ay,o.s. Returning esves Sing Sing at o'clock .
forbid trusting any person on account OF TINS
beat Freg, taken st reduced rates For freight or passage
ply 10 the Capsin on board or to GEO STANLEY Robin
Pier Citizens Of these village msy rest assured that ths
hoa. III day durng The who'd .easOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15

GIO O00 TO LOAN on BOND and MORT
ID IV,OSIO GAGE, In sums of + 900 and upward.
nirroved Eew.York Brooklyn Property COCKCROFT,
No. Is Merchants. Exchange. on Wslst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15

E,IRST-PRIZE PIANOS and MELODEONS
Il for SALE OF RENT a. VERY Low RATES Agency Of
Jsoob Chickcti Boston Pianos d. H. w. smiths
brsted helodsons aid Improved New Tork Pianos
x NJ KANOUSE, No AS Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15
Udtey Cure.

nR. +. j. LOWENTHALs WATER.C URE aud
~ of~sSum-Bers'u Hishts Hsw JcrsSy 10 minutes
eithss the Hobos~a jersey Cav ly by r..r s,srra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15
1ustrnrtion.

w LADIES. miles from Boston HoEse back Riding Set
Wae- Bathing 10 For Catalogues address the Principal Hrs
=. 2. SMITH boz Post-Offse, Boston, hsss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15
Gopartnersbip Notices.

NOTICING EDWARD KING is THIS
IN DAY admitted a. Partner in or firm.
New.Yo1k June l. 1855 JAMES O. KING SONS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-28

V~IsITIKo THE PSIsOEER-ManF hearts yearn
over the heather in distant lands, who have
neither a tear nor a prayer for the Outesst and
the ignorant in their own neighbOrhOOd. The
public building at the fOot Of Exchange street,
has inmates as badly needing conversion, and
as f~esrfuIly in want OF those Influences hat
come from heaven, as any Sepoy in India, or
Hottentos in Africa. There are Msgdalens
y~earning for the voice Of sympathy, and minds
as open to the accents OF mercy as that Of the
p~enitent on the cross. To visit the sick and
the prisoner is especially numbered By TIE
Saviour auoRg those deeds of goodness be es-
peclaIly required from his followers ; but We
fear the prisoner in our jail, as a turns ~listless-
" over ths ~Ieavesof the Bible be may be furn-
isbed with. mast often Think either that the Saw
Jour has now few foIlo Esrs, or that those follow
srs are insttentivs to their duties. We are glad
20 r.cordfhe nsms Of one who does not forget
this important daty-Mr. J. E. MEERINAE-
wBo is constant il bis visits to The prisoners in
isil, and urging upon them the Importance Of
psnitence and a renewed life- He yesterday
had al To inmates bsfOre hin, and dealt cut
70 then the words Of eternal life.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-28
Lend and Negroes on long Time

TUAVE sb0st Three Hundred thousand e.
49, worth o. Seal aud Personal Propef-&
S1aty IN the city Of Memphis and ITS vicinity, -
- all O. the most select quality, which Idesire~
% g. Z on long time. say IRON ne 70 I've yea-s.tO Wit:
One tract Of s5l Eccs, 800 IN outivation-hne i'm
prOvcmFuts.
one Tract Of Iis5 acres, 800 in cultivation, sdoiainE
the abovc
one tract Of $50 acres, s. il cultivation, adjoining ;h'
above.
The above three t-acis are eight miles north OF ths
CITY on the line Of the Meuphis and Bic Greek Plank road
One tract l0I2 acres on the aississippi river, tweiv'
mlIes asrth Of the ctr, $50 In cultvailn aud fine i'm.
provrmeuts with the ab7ve tracts. or znE one. 7 vii
sal IS or 40 Negroes s &c loco bHsIeis Corr, stock ant
farm utensils.
10 ehside los Just outside the narihern Limits Of III
city.
s choice lots On Alabama. Poplar and Exchange streets
1 let on St Patrick street, With good Improvements
Slots on shady street near the GayosO EOEse, hae In
pruvemfuts.
81 scres N the Pigeon ROost Pant Road, ~ mile'
from the city.
Also ore lot on Main, south Of Vance street, rs BY $50
good Improvements.
Also one lot on south side o. Vance street, west Of
Nan. so By 168, hne improvements.
20 acre nine miles cut on the kemphis and Charles
ton road-
II 900 acres o. perhaps among the beSt lands In tn
State o. Arkansas, al fAvorably located and generally n
large tracts. Ifr which I paid high prices, because thel
were hfst choice. II Is ueedless TO FAY that ! am In th'
tumor to sen. and win give any one a barsain
A. Il. DOUGLASS.
Appy. = Msssrs. Robinson & Young, G. v. Hanna
G Z. LIZ org n Nm a~ratt aui1-tm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-28
Petition for Divorce

vs. Infhs oireuii Court Of Shelby Conn
B. l. emlfh. IT, rcDncsee, a. Rsleigh.
II EpFsaring 70 the sstisssctin Of the CleFk from the
L rctition Of he c7mnizinGnt IN this behalf hied. duiy
sEorE 30, that The deiesca 4 = L suish, - a non-rs-
si1eut Of The STATE Of rcnnessse. a. T. ORDERED that uus
~IIcstion b made m the Nsmsh is v ekiv Arpcsi. for
thirty deyF, requiring said q. frnsant. 4. L gmifh. 70
aupesr q she next ferra q re c rcui. Court o. shelbv
couaty, rrnuessee, &c - heldstthe Cont H1nse - the
t1gn o. Raieirh. on he THIRD EOSp AZ n Seotem5sr
next. then an Their. within the first three ts,s q, sad
ferD ,, - piesd, answer or denrr 70 the coruiSirartfs
bill. Or tfe sz-.s viii b taken fs- confessed and 81 for
hes-ius ez-qdrfe. witness n D. l.. Stewart C.a7k
q aid Count, 81 Cmoe, the 81 day o. AnEpsi, 1873.
sus-Elm y. :. L. STEWART, Cerf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-28

FAST DRIvrNs.--Ozr police are On the
watch for persons driving in our streets at a
rate faster than five miles an hour, the Trae-
ties is a dangerous one and most too preva-
lent. For driving his drsy beyond the rate a.
lowed BY law, JoBE LEsrER was yesterday
fined six dolla-s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-28

u Mr.. BOEEks, one Of the PrODrietcrs "a
esnvsssing With our merchants for advertising.
1t lie needless to say that the Hsrdsnan trade
is not surpassed ia this whole region, and our
merchants would do well 70 make known their
business through this medium.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-28

- 5000 - 49, 0u NI
ms Sweepstakes have elosed VIII he following entries
FIRsT DAT-TUEsBAT, OCTOBER -.
The Fsiker Stake fJr three year olds, 500 entrance
A P Bs1ia6 nsmes BY any FIoria Bennett. 3 year.
oil, b. PefigrsE's Priami dam BY Chevalier.
D.. n n. Calsy enters Pot S. 3 gear Old By Glencoe
Jane q. B-sdieT names ehssnut colt BY imp. Glen.
Gee; dan. Mary Lewis, By imp. tndsrby. Alss, bay
hny Des Chiltss BY imp. Glere5ej cam, Brown Eitty, By
Birmingham
WI. Harrer names Hemplsnd. > year Old colt BY imp.
Torkshirei dam, BIinksy, by Muesls John.
7 @. Mo names chrstnut COLI BY imp. Gencle;
dam, Bel, b. Prank Also. Chestnut 9 by hird Boston
sam SsIly Jones Also, hay ally b. imp. shsmr0ck, tbe
dam o. Little Cor oral.
James Jaoksrn names chestnut col. SICK, By imp.
AIbcn; ram By imp. AiBderhy. Also, bsck colt MARI
Young. b. Albion; dam, Lilac. By imp. LevisthsE.
". RouEdtpe Esmes Laura Williams, By imp. Glencoe;
dsm, Jane watson. Alsos Chestnut nllyby Abl0n; dam
Eudors.
same day, 10 sey Cus, purse $780, three nile heats
SECOND DAT-wEDsEsDAY, OCTOBER %.
Two year Old Stake. dash OF one nile, s2Osi SO for
mos y. Pcindsxbr flames bay colt By imported YorR-
Shire. out OF ssIy Morgan BY imported Emancipation.
v Harper names Two year Old cit By Lexington,
GU o. Mamie Mansfield.
VT Cheatham uEmHs 2 year Cd chestuut colt By
Geuooe5 dem, SoRurs Love ~ Leviathzn
XII doom names bay ally - AIbi n f; can, Sovereign.
Jsmes Jseks9n names chestnut sly Fanny Eusg, BY
IMP. AmbasssdoT; dam, ida.
W. R7uHdtres nsmss chestnut cot BY EpsHom dam
y lmD. G enooe-
aA1N AaNA- 49, haAN 49, 1G - . a. .
THIRD D~AT-THURsDAE, OCTOBER q.
The Harper ststs for 3y,ar0 sSoo5 sito two mile
heats.
James D.. Bradley names bay hly Des ChHes. BY imp.
Glcnc1c; dana, Brwn kitty BY Birmingham.
D. An n CsEy name Pots D 81 uc0ei Gam, in
ported 5tu1ps.
GIL & Biythe names black colt HtswAtha, By Albion 5
dam WEgsnzr. Als0, Ehy Dean, bay ally ~ Albion f;
CAN, 6 eDcae.
y. RouEdtres names Laura WilhEms, BY Glerooei
dam, Jane Watson. AIS Chfstnut ally b. Aibi0H5 dam
Hudora.
James JArkson names brown My Ely Bynum, By
6lencye; dam Oiheuo. Also, bsck csit asrk Young
BY Arbions dam. Lilac.
Ton N-ore names bay any - inp-rtsd shsmrcos, the
dam Of LliueC1rporsl- Al-o, Chestnut gei1lng By third
Boston. dsm sally Jones.
W. P Harper names H~eHplGnd, by imported Tork-
shire; dam, BIiEkcy. b. Eucfle John.
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY, OCTOBER p.
Jockey Cluh, parse 500, Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAT-SAIURDAY. OCTOBER -.
locker Cut, purse 81 ,000, four mile heats.
A EElk over The hbovs course rniites he horse 70 the
fun Emount Of JOCKEY Cub purses
Nm. +. E~OUEBTREE, Proprietor,
su1G-aulT Msu phis- Tennsssse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-28

NORTH ALABAMA CoTroE.-The first bale
OF new cotton from North Alabama was re-
eeived in this city yesterday BY Msssss. VAL
KER,N ELsON & Co from the Flantstion Of
J W. S. DOEEELL, Esq, of LaMreace county
W.. KEEMa MANAGER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-28

Carer. HoEars = sarser New York
Schlef1Ilm nres a. Co,
y. O. wells = c..
J. v. Eoroross a Co. Boston and New Tork.
wuTE-aThacmAm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-28
STOLEN

EROH ny stable, On WENRSDAY. 4b inst T.
II GrHnsrY Tenn, a 2oan Horfe. With black nare aod
tail, boih hiud feet white, sbsut six or seven years Old
together with q spanish quito saddle, bridls ana rel
reins. Tie serEon Whs hired him was dresfod n blsck
with lght hair and reddish vhishers, and Il about SIX
feet high and gcf Urasortioncd. Re represented that h.
was g1iaE ~ miles west 81 Lamar ard he has no doubf
made his way soutk. Twill give Fifty DslIz-s ff ~
Apprehension Of the tticf and the return Of he horse
10 ny stable. RICHARD WIHBORKR
LGGRAKGE. Fsnn., tuE- u. ISIS. suiI-df~-Eim
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-28

Our friend, personal and political, Hon.
]. KNOX WALKKE, returned TO the city yester-
day, having made a short visit 20 the Sgrings.
We were pleased to see that hss health is much
improved, If not entirely restored.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-28

FINE TosAcco.-Msssr J B. SHAHFE & Co.
have laid upon cur table a sample Of a new
brand Of tobacco, which they are now reesiv-
ing. 1t is a pure, unadultsrated article. These
gentlemen viii, in a few days, have on hand a
supply Of from fifteen hundred to two thousand
boxes, all fresh from tie Virginia manufac-
tursrs, which they viii sell at prices to suit
the times Their stand is On the corner Of
Front Row and Monroe streets
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-28

SESTEScKD-M. d. Coil, the Arkansas
traveller who committed the assault upon two
walters at Barnstt's Hotel as We related yes
terdsy, was sentenced BY the Recorder to paw
a fine of twsnty-eight dollars and a half, and
was then sent on 10 Esquire HORNE to be ex-
snined on the grsvsr features Of the charge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-28
ouR KxERrToNE

gentsemsn 81 i1telnEercs srd ezperience has been
euuieyed as Iocal and Csmnerctsl Edif0r, VIA viii de-
vote ms whole time 70 matters relating 70 The Commerce
Of the oouafry anf ~ Industry Of tue State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-28

Coon WATER-The New York NeDs, in a
sensibly-Erltten article, sttributes the freedom
Of that city from epidemic, at a time when
even those dwelling in the pure air Of Staten
Island are suffering from yellow fever, to the
fact that the city is supplied with good,
wholesome Crotch water. In this city this
subject ought to attract the attention it merits
Marshal UNDERWOOD, with the activity that
ebsracterizss all bis ofheisl acts, has put down
noisons nuisaBees to a great degree in The
city, bat in many instances water is drank
that is unfit for culinary purposes or to use
az a beverage, thus P~redisPosing TO disease
and this while an insxhsustibls supply Of The
heslthiest water in the world is running past
Good watsr-works are a grand necessity IL
Memphis, ard we must have them. Our City
Council have refused a company the priEiieg'
Of supplying the city with water, and YET
leave Us without it themselves We do not
Ike ~nOnopoliss, but a eomPany-With well
guarded privileges-and water would be bettsl
than no company and 20 Wstsr-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-28

FoUED.-oh thursday evening shout 7
O'elock, while Mr.. ES ELLIOTT, who boards
at Mrs BAccHUs' corner Of Third and Madi-
son streets, was at supper, some rogue entered
his room and carried CT his trunk containing
his clothing. Il was found in a gully nearly
opposite the GayosO yesterday morning, BY
Officer sNIrE, riAed OF its contents. When
thieves are as bold as this, caution is necessary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-28

The NEXT THISs.-Ws hear people daily
asking, now that the Atlantic casle is com
Pletsd, what is the next thing to be done
Tie next thing is to Gu. ship canals at The
two Islhmuses Of EsYpt and ssalh America.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-28
HlOartarp aa0 finantial
sgGrais D4iBY ArrsAL oFsIcz


sew ORLEANS -Frsm the Picavu9s Of Arg y
TIE eak els 5 about as tan y Is q comuenc q, snt
win ~ chsuze whaisever Ia rates o. many. 80 h
&C. Paper minus to b vsry % .ringly fired both Il
bans Eud outside. fhough Re G srd ther- operations sn
eng made Tor m ac'ivc fal trade. which win sooEdr-N
. { 3 more a~5uldart supply Prime spring secarftes ca
be passed ats, and others sts9lo-
NEW YoRK PROM tia n. 7 Noes q Augu.t -
IN coulte Of ths money mztk-ts tame 10 an extrtms.
LsrEe b lanes are held u1emFloJed. Eotwiths a1tlae
tte zen MI n ilza Of EovemIn nj, and We hs4r 9 70 a.
Of lArEe SUNS having been Cnsr d on loan IN leading par
ties ats p c. but REUSED Lnars on dema-d arr very
cas- 70 Obtain a. 3k@fa Ct. but there Is no q ma d.
There l. some betler sdppy "a IN mess paper, hsvinE :
70 s marihs 20 run 70 matuliys and The rates are re
forttd T. b. AGt . CT higher on the aTera-e. Slmr
favorite names % long da'td pHpsr sti ] pass a. q cent
bat The general q~roiAti81 Is 5s@s e-nt and fcT
street f45 = c NJ We want more activity In the cirCu
istion OF uoneys ami mrch LIS Of Il In hesps IL few
hands- HonoF s to- chf aPs and riofe dlmsnd 70 a.
would create more demand for I e3r. In The now fast
appr,aching drst m1nth II autum1, lie paymeut III be-
oOmeisrSe. September, Octctor and November are thr
heavy nonhs Tor paymsaiss 90 nnenciog With the 9Th o.
septeuba
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-28
Valuable Landing

NJ Pubic SaEe.
TNHE MTEDEN . now oocuIied BY @ L.
Il Welden, nsBr toe town o. Mineen, Claiborne Parish,
Louisiana, viii be sold 81 public auction 10 the highest
bidder, IN tie toEu OF Minden, en- the first MONDAY IN
Septs8ber next This prsrerty comprises about 5lr
aces OF Land, with the improvements thereon, consist
ing Of Cotton She's ans a Warehouse ne Landing
controls p large part Of the extensive snd rapidly grow
ing trade or the Parishes tributary 20 Lake BisteneAu,
3 d O. one Il The largest points for the Shipment q cot
Ton In the interior, snd IS entirely above overflow. Te
hose acquainted with his property, a. Is unneCesa ary 70
say more thCse uuaoqlainted with Il can obtain fun tn
formation regErciug The quantity Of cotton shipped an
neatly from % a. sell a. the amount o. up fright re-
csived b. 10 " applying b the parties named below
Terms OF SALE-Oue IN I'd cash, OF q New Orleans
acceptance IayHble list January nexts une-third payable
IN December, 1883; and one third payabe IN April, 1850,
In New Orleans acceptances. approved
For further particulars tn relation 70 this property,
apply 90 W. STERLING, Esq GiRdeni c. L. WILL
DEN, ESQ, Nj -dfu Landings or TO r. B. RAD q
"a - L---- u-nn .-n--
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VII AM HUKoE

SCR L~oFENGOoD's inimitsbie sketehst vii oonttnui
70 embeIish the humorous oepsrtmert Of cur paper.
o~ONMERcIAL N HONE DEPARTMENTS.
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HlaOEremt NcOtice.

TtHE Insolvency o. the estate Of John r Harrison
Il having b en- suggested b. ne 10 the Clerk Of Upton
County Csurt. IN pursua1oe Of the order q pubiicafiou
made ~ him theracn, al persons having claims against
said estate arr hereby NOTIFIED {, ae tn N, fully praven
und e tahi hid IS the law directs. in said Clerks once.
IN o. before the fhs Goth day OF October next. % that 4
pro rata Distribution Of tha en- cts Of sad estate Az b.
made smonFst aid creditors, or tbhs Notice VIII BE- ui..S
in bar Of the recovery Ct al eIalms not 80 hiod.
p. " WALTON, AdminIslntor.
N~--rea 1859 -aur-ff
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HOE. o. H. OATES, OF Arkansas We
bad the pleasure yesterday Of a visit from
reelected to the Legislature. VIII q. guile
a Democrat, be is moreover one of ths e~isveres;
men and best Informed politicians Ct that
State.
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10 GVeT he Nemplls Uourse WIN eonmence
l. On TUESDAY, the isth Oco5er, 1855, and continue
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TIE WIND on A FRoLIc.-The wind during
the storm Of Thursday night " got on a bust /"
and cot up didOs" in a style the fastest Of
'fast boys" even though oVercharged With
"fOrty rod rife whisky" could not rival.
Signs that were not securely swung, awnings
that were not well fastened, aud shade trees
that were not well rooted, were torn from their
stations and & sent kiting" on distant and mis-
ebievous expeditions. The most serious result
Of the storm we have heard Of, is the blowing
away Of two gable ends Of an unfinished build
ing in the course Of erection at the corner Of
Fifth and Kerr streets, the property Of Mr..
PrxM; one Of hem passed over the fence Of
Capt. MILLER, and landed in his yard. We
have heard Of no serious personal accident re-
sulting from this wild forsy Of the wind.