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aopf nit ldtlidem @srsnasen III bic S0be 81
tebeis. @elinst baS Experiment am eriten
Gage ni6t, 70 miro eS alu nd4iten ipie0erbolt;
pas U1ittel gift a!8 unfebltar. DaS Gbler lit
unter Der a~bioluten Serrl9aft bes Weniden f;
e8 folgt ibn, legt lid nebeu Jpn, laBt fi6 beltlas
gen, 3ieeln IMP lenter. Sn ben @rperimeuten,
pel4en mir 81 @alpelton beiwObnteH, mar oa5
.Pisrp nur fir ieuel 9etdnbf9t, Ger e9 te3auber'
te. Nber Siele fonntsn CO mad einanoer Bee
5%aubern, unO mad, unp nod mulce raS 1bier
te9r 5abm. Oa8 Experiment Dauert boot ms
20 bis 40 Winuten. Da8 &bier muB III etnem
9eldlofenen, itlaen Gaulne alein nit benz Ues
5~auberer unb leiue auseu mllisu gdu5lidl 5uRe'
peGt leil. Snceln Der Wlanu peuI 3biere in
pie NalenISher bldst, ridtst er furSe meni8e
Worte an %oaiiel6e, alS Of er ibm leine Stim'
me lebrel rpcite. Spdter ipiyo Der Son pieIer
Gimme baS Yiero 3ittern MADDEN.
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SermifOfeS,

Sn England unO 6rautceid uadt 9eSenmare
ti9 Elm Nmerifaner Nan1eu8 0tarep auBeroroent'
lltes Auflebea pur6 Die 5auberpoftey @elpalf,
melAe er iber bic %nilpelteH uno unbanoI9lten
PferOe au8ibt. Yierpe, Die uie eInen S1tteI
cper @ebiE e~eDulbet, mernen, penn t1an lpn
null ! Stunpe nit ibnen alein ldBt, 10 9elep-
rig unD fu9lam ME Elm &inp (l1.nlIdl eth art'@
9eS), ia Ie 9etcr9en ieinen blpben WftereH unp
Wprteu pbue .3i9el pper Srrr1I. SIelf11e
PrcbeI, Die 9tareY ppr pen DbOpen uno 9o@lfer
Qerri4aften" ab9ele9t bat, baben lbnt IN 9and
europa einen gtaulen per1haft. OaS 9e>
beiuniE mpour6 er bic 2bIere be3aubert, lou
niht i'm @erin8lteu etpa8 Va4iHelll8eS FUR Gle
&biere entbalten. @r bat lt4 leet %erbpteIl, es
Tlr cine Sumule ron $25O,0O0 Src5. 81 percf'
IentlIfen.
Sin Correspondent be8 Wicuitelr be Esirnlee
Oeruluibet, paB ba8 Serfabren, eellen li9 Der
pprerwabnte Amertfaner Narep our S1npI9un8
milper Bterpe ~bepieut, oallelbe Jet, ipeldeS ron
ben Sdaern I'M 98elteu Imerit1'S au9ewanpt
wirp. cS4e SdBer be8 @eitenS," l4retbt oaS
Blatt, ,pertreiben li3 -bsi'm Durd5iebeu Der
un9ebeureu Brairieen Die 3ett, iuoem lie lurSe
Sdlber bejaubeln. Gtan pedt ole Au9en oes
1bieres gu, unp oauu bli9t ibm Der Sd9er Ianft
II pie 9talenl01er, Der Art ein. unO auSatb'
uIenp, paB Die 2uit, weIde aus Der Sun9e peS
Wtenlden fOmnlt, in bic Nt1ienlSder einltlo-nt'
3uerlt leiltet bas iun9e SaIb WiperltanO, talO
aber perrdtb eS lnrube; CO periudt, 5urlf5u'
peiGeu, lpiro-nah unO nad uabepe9Iid, unD
nab 3erlauf BON tpeui9en Au5enblIden Dedt
u,1ll Die Augeu ouf, Ntuu idetnt rus Gbier
%erlt1unt, unp Der fire Bid pes Sd9er8 beberrltt
eS. Damn reitet Der 3i9er fc,t, unp ME elm
treuer 9unD fOl5t jbu' pas Salb piele Stuuoe,
peit. = DE SnDianer nancten oalielbe @Je,
beimniB an, UNI Die 6iiueu gu be5auberu, melbc
lie NIT benz Q1ilp Drer in 61Ieu tau8en. Wlr
Iaben III 3er15 Amerifaner uao SnDianer iuuse
Rferpe mite. It Dieler i'm Qluoe iehr betauuteu
WtetbrDe bdupi8eu. Da8 6IGen iplDerltebt nur
@inen Au9eubllf na9 eini8en Sin. nab Ius'
~.buunsen pes WeenI4en iu9t Oas Ebter ben
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Baltimore 0Netker,
Baltimore. Dep s. april 1858.
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Cincinnati feben
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slei6 li9 ba8 r6eptil" felt SaflDn'8 GOpe
mebrual8 um9ebdutet bat, Ic bemeist iein jeei.
ges 8enebueu bod, bob Der alte Sifcrp IN Der
ytaturssl4ldte fein Stiimper mar.
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2ebenSs nltS Tcuers9e rGAerunos-e3F5

John G. Proud & Seine.
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81 - $4,000. a&
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100000.
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@~abtt.
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Associated ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Man BAT, biz gum lesten Ausenblid piet ben
Der s@nare oeS &aiIer8" 8eiproden. SIC bat
in per Ibat itattaefunpen, in elmer Weile, Die
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grout 9epelen, DAP lie ben Smitblcu felt 16
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babe er bic GtidtmaJ nad) S1uie eiuJeiNlo9en.
3bre Wrbnuug Or. % &iQorpltraBe, 8rcpfe
lpn, lei nur II Slcd bonn @llts0tlper ents
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MERCHANT TAILOR
"a uub fa(btOnaBGer Rletbertabtn,
EMa w. alott. 0rntt, CITRATE 9r. 35S II. 1854.
ga TerotnGHo 0G5ms
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nib bsiuGen, psrpe t0 TETS pspnpt gu bebtsainiu&eH.
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mr.. @thiff Zero BON Nlptterbant.

zs6un pisOsr cine 9ortpte ppn 1870 8as psatiasF gutter
3wstI8ssn sebaltea, etsnlo .e.
friIder beutlder 2imbureer uno S6met5erfdle,
5aRpbn(oamen. @erRe i. &C., peI6eptr In 0rOeen gu rem bill
lieaen ~Utarftprets s:lafeH. RprbLtnger brp.
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Nannebr, pa Glea pOriber, if es SIREN,
GcrreIprnoenten 9~ettattet, gu ia9e1, Dap Elm
8eriu9 Orltnl gu b%efreien, oer8egenlfano erns
fer 8eratbur9 gene en- lit. Die au6fabruna
erldieu unlnS8lid. Co piel mag 9elu9t fem ,
bamit niht ale 3uridsebtiebenen Der @leias
9iilti9feit I9ulcts erldetnen. :
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MeStcdl c1uCfttufe.
Sin Rreis &easl Spiel

Dpn $EUU QVertb ?
6lt am Tlpntas Ibenb auf elmer 5tO6-8 sel.Sabn tn 2sJiug
ton sale, 9tO. l31 Qertnet0afraBe, bescnren unb pFo tsbtn
IbenS ~fNrtaefsst Its 500 2Dertb Gtdft p%erfauft itub.
0taarbfpteler ~beiOnbsrs iplten nt4t s%erfsPIsa su srf6sIncH.
Mdr,1S-S -@bdS. 8dtfer.
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7sssg y2ener GCbmbs q Gttefel.@ tore
Sober! &eDer!
56nbz uAO Stiefe1ma0er

gsa S@RBz mo Sftefelma0er !
20 Der 9lttart,
Madt nuf In gurem Snterefe. teedRfigt @nre eioene gBaf
fstisite unb gett gu Sp4n y. @Iarf's, Str. lis, Nprb
Gaqfrr mo- Sbr has bette Spblenleeer, &dlb., Daft, sra
FUeee-9ster uaO S3nbs8tabtn8e tsDer @attune ne6f etner
erpBeu Aaspabl upn Bitten Der 6eteH W2ufer ana sSab.tf UNI
S BITS 20 9resfnt btai8er faufen tbnut, ais In trsen5 tiueln an.
hsrn 5dufe In Der Stapt Spbn R. y Ia ri,
WtS25.2Ntt so. 113, glOrb, 9apllra6e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-05-25
The same paper has the following /:
N1scELLEEF0Us CLTPPTEes.

The FRENCH NAvY.-It is estimated that
the French navy will, by the next year, possess
$50 fast sailing screw steamers, comprising all
classes of war vessels, besides large number
of side-wheel steamers and sailing vessels.
DAcorA4 Minnesota papers
state that this Territory is receiving a fair
share OF immigration. Numbers are pouring
in by way Of the Missouri, bound for the val
ley Of the Big Sioux River.
A hogshead of tobacco was sold at Peters
burg, Va, recently, at the extraordinary price
IF nifty dollars and half per cwt.
Hon. Rufus Choate is to deliver a Fourth
Of Jdly grafton before the Young Mems Demo-
cratic Association Of Boston.
MINNEsoTA SENATORS. - The Minnesota
United States Senators have drawn lots for
term Of Office. General Shields drew the term
expiring March, 1889 and Mr.. Rice drew the
term expiring March, 1868.
TREAsURY NOTES.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury gives notice that be will receive pro-
posals until the 14th of June, for the issue of
S4 .O00, 600 10 Treasury notes in exchange for
/ gold, at rate not exceeding six per cent. in
terest.
Roberts, the American tragedian, is about
/ to return from his European tour.
/ TosAoco PLANTS INJURED.-The Glasgow
/ (Ky.) Free Press learns that the tobacco plants
/ in Barren and the adjoining counties have been
seriously i'll by the tobacco fly. In some places
/ the plants have been entirely destroyed.
! Sir John Bowring says that, both in eating
and drinking, the Chinese are temperate, and
are satisfied with two daily meals.
The Montgomery Mall, Of recent date, says
a widow lady of that city was fouily murdered
last night by having a knife driven into her
throat. A negso Of hers, named Ike, had
threatened her life, few hours before, snl
was supposed to be the murderer. He is in Jail
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DR.. 7. f. PEYTON.
JAMES MOORE,

A TrOREEY AT Law, Nelphis, Tenn References
"A Nessrs Ward q Jones' Philips 4 white, Lamb,
young & Co. McClsnahsn, Truusdsle Dill, Milton B
P1t1sm. Niles Oven, Esq n. Avery Esq-, Memphis.
Ofioe ID stairs at the corner Of hstn and Madison
streets exi docr 70 the Gsyoso Savings Institution.
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sep to such actions, as they have no right to
board vessels lying in Spanish ports.
ALBERT GAGE,


The more Information is received, the more
inpstiently do our people demand redress.
Several Of the leading papers, within distance
Of being heard from, have adopted the position
taken by the States, and commend the views
expressed by US.
II is understood that the President viii send
a special message to Congress tomorrow, IN
relation to Bright's resolution OF inquiry IN the
matter. A special ssspateh to New York
says: There is reason to believe that orders
have been already despatched to the Home
Squadron, which will render a repetition OF the
oUtrsges on the part Of the English unpleasant
On what authority this is sent, we know net (;
but we know that the certainty OF such action
would give comfort to the whole people, 90 far
as we can judge from public opinion.
The only paper we have seen which does
not enthusiastically share our Indignation Is
the New York .Albion. OF course paper that
is constantly talking Of " our Queen" and . our
sovereign" In America, is not very likely 10
take American views, however its editor may
relish taking American dollars and bread and
butter. The .Albi0R Of last Saturday reminds
US Of the wretrhed old chap in the farce, who,
constantly reminding every one be was such
"jawlly fellow" only exhibited his miserable
position the more prominently. To say the
least, however, the .4lbiOB bad better be silent
than impndent.
The known positions Of the President and
Secretary Of State seem to strengthen all par
ties in the faith that the Government will stand
by its guns nrepudiation Of the right Of search
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THEODORE c. CONE,
InHN HAIIurT


A TTOREET AT Law, Memphis Tenn. Onca on
n Main street in GreenlsE's Building, between Union
anc Geyeso streets. nov5-cly
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A TTOR6ET AT LAW, and General Collector for
u West Tennessee OF &c On Jefferson street, Pest
OFoe Building. sens
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DIR. CREIGHTON,.

J. L. SRAMBERGER,
A TrORsEK AT Jaw, Prentiss, Mississippi. Prompt
n attention va given 10 the Coleoloa OF Claims.
mars 3m
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8uil0ing Decorations.
HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &c.
W. II. PAssMORE

TAKES this nsthOd of informing the citizens Of Men,
II phis at he has permanently located himself hers
caTry ths above business and those who
nay favor him with their patronage that all work
trusted % him viii have has strict PERSONAL ArTEH-
TIOH IN Tie selection and preparation Of the material
as wen the faithful execution Of the work No sxsr-
ton VIII be spared his part to give satisfaction and
perform the work thoroughly and at the time 70
suit the taste Of the most fsstdious.
His lo1g experience warrants him II saying that his
coatracts vii be complied with 70 the entire satisfaction
of those who patroulIe him. They may also rest
assured that any work undertaken By him viii be prompt
~ conducted
For publications be begs leave to refer % the follow
ing persons. Capt. O. B. Church, Capt 7. Newell Mr..
W. Poolsy Capt. J. Gosee, Capt. Aige0 Mr.. @. Phiner
sHOP-Back Of Shelton's Drug Store my1s-oly
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ARKANSAS NEWS.

FISHING IN rHE CREEK NArIoE.-We learn
from Mr. H. c. Thomas, that one OF the most
extraordinary fishing excursions came of on
Saturday, the Sth inst, at North Fork, c. N,
now on record in the Western States or Terri
tories. The party consisted OF tWenty-seven
| ladies and gentlemen, from the following
States; Arkansas, New York, Connecticut,
I Virginia, Mississippi, Florida, Missouri, and
the Creek Nation. Five hundred and twenty
six perch and trout were caught in all-one
hundred and fifty Of which were caught in
about three-quaTters Of an hour, with hooks
and lines. Tue party campsd on the ground at
night, and were entertained BY the ladies, who
were prepared with fifteen different instruments
of music, in a style characteristic of the ladies
Of the United States The party, one and all,
expressed entire satisfaction and delight with
the excursiOn.-FOTt Smith Herald.
MURDER IN THE CREEK NATIoE.-Ab0ut
ten days. ago JAMES HOLT, alias MACE, killed
JOHN MARTIN, at The house Of SAMUEL FISH
ER, on the Fort Gibson road, four miles from
North Fork, Creek Nation. MARTIN, it was
supposed, had money, for which be was killed.
SAD AocIDEnT-We regret to say, that on
the 10th inst, Albert Pike, son Of the dis
tinguished gentleman Of that name, about II
years Of age, was drowned in the Arkansas at
this place. Deceased was promising young
man, beloved by all the Community and his
death is lamented BY all. To his parents the
event will be a sad blow, and a great sorrow
that time alone can Boften.-Liffls Rock True
Dsm0erGt.
The LAND SALE.-Helena has presented a
busy appearance this week, particularly in the
vicinity Of the Swamp Land Office. The sale
commenced on Monday and closed at noon on
Thursday. Large amounts Of land were dis
posed of--indeed, we understand that there was
scarcely tract offered that did not sell Some
pieces were sold az high as So 25 per acre. A
full statement Of the amount Of land sold-the
aggregate amount paid, SC, is promised By
the Messrs. Suggett, the courteous and oblig-
ing clerks in Mr.. Smiths Office, so soon az they
can possibly ascertsin-which will be given 70
our readers next week.-Hslena Shield, Nay p.
The same paper has the following:
The CRoPs.-We hear many complaints Of
the unfayorable appearance Of the young cotton
in the various parts Of this county-bad stands
and unhealthy appearance of the plant. We
however occasionally hear Of some fields that
present very fattering prospect for a good
crop. Our friend, DR.. Binford, late Of Alaba-
ma, who eultiyates a portion of the Sugar
Tree Ridge,o adjoining DR.. Hubbard, five miles
below Helena, states that both his corn and
cotton present a remarkably fine appearance
the prospect being good for fully a bale Of
cotton to the acre, and IS bushels Of cern.
The appearance Of corn throughout the coun-
ty is generally good, and the wheat crop prom
ises to yield handsomely, though somewhat
damaged by an excess Of wet weather this
snring
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P.H. HAMMERsKOLD & CO.,
Architects, Civil Engineers and
Surveyors,
MEMPHIS TENN. .

RE now prepared 70 furnish designs for and supern
"A tend the erection 81 public OF private buildings
churches stores store fixtures, sc. They viii aso g7t
heir attention % any work coming under the head Of
Civil Engineering Surveying, either IN town or
csuntry Any description OF Architectural Engineertns
3r Mechanical Drawings executed with sn socury en
atress cot 70 Be- surpassed IN this country DESIGNS
and working drawings for dwelling hsusss or otnel
bufdlngs in the country executed that any iniei
gent negro Carpenter can follow ihem. Designs ioi
Tombs, Ce1atsphs, vaults, sc, . a..
Having had exsnstve dea ngs with manufaetnra a. N.
North and west they furnish any ~
Frosf Bslcsuies window Guards, &C, &C at reduced
prices.
REFEREEcEs. .
Hon. A. Longstreet L l. D. Hon CnAtles ss S.ots
San rata Pa President Memphis and ChariestoL
Railroad ; COL w. n. STOCKTON; Dr. J. Q. shiingto1
D. CockrelI, Esq. 7. J. Finnis, Esq Ssn- p. y
Mitchell J. McKeever, Esq-
One hours from 9 Al 70 p. NJ, and IRON : ? N
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CAUTION !


hLAD NAIaEI U LID
ftfHH genuine highly CONCENIl ATHD BGRHAV8i3
only and retallei a. dollar for single bottles ms
grezt demand fer this truly celebrated medicine has n
cucsd many limitations which the public should guard
against purchasing
Ask for BERHATH'5 HOLLAND BTrrERS, manu-
faotured By BsniamiR Page IT.. & Co.. of Pittsburgh,
Pa, and that their the label Of bot
tie. BENJAMIN PAGE. JR.. 8 CO..
Manufacturiug PhsTu scsutist and Chemists.
APIS PiffstuTEh, Pa
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EDWARD PTCKETT, Jr.,

DIXON s. HELM
A TTORNEYs AT Law. Memphis, Ten1essee. once
n Snath side % Court Square, doors East OF to'
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$7O,OOO and $4,000!

ID EMBMBER 70 procure your chances In time FOR the
II grand Capitals IN tn popular Saturday Gcorgia
state Lotteries The tickets BE- obtained the
Agents odice Hopedeld opposite Memphis Come over
TO-DAY, OF send your letters orders addressed 70 WM
SPAIN 3 CO.
several good prizes ssd LAST SATURDAY and 70
sen the large Capitals this week EaEe trip across on
the terry and Try your luck Whole Tickets 80, Half
IS, Quarter 81 so. mrls-was7n
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DR THOs. TATE

A TTOREEY AT Law, Austin, Tunicz county Miss
"A viii attend 70 the payment Of taxes, redemption q
lard either forfeited SOD Tor taKes ard VII promptly
stttnd the exsminafor Of Hu5 titles IN the counties
e 1unlo4 CoshonA Bolivar and Washington-
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A TrORNET At Law Memphis, Tenn once 5e
~ son street midway ths Post OEce Building
fuu1-d-E-tElv
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I.and Warrant stnlan

IN the 81 day OF April, instant. there was stolen
" from ne in the city sf Memphis, a certain Land
warrant for so Of land Issued By the United States
70 Jacob Rueman under the act Of 1850 for services IN
the war Of l8i2 number OF said warrant not recoece
An persons hereby caut1ued against trading said
warrant as caveat has been entered IN the General
Land oce ard e. worthless 70 any one besides the pro
per The Land warrant assigned IN blank by
the said Ruleman 70 ne LEWIS A. NOBLE.
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aHtOEEcR.

TEE subscriber having purchased interest Of his
partners In the late arm of El0urnoy, Coeper s.
Lsake, VIII continue the WHOLEgAT.E GRo0Hpv
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS In "a
Own name and for his accoznt and rsspecsfnv So
ets the PATRONAGE Of the Old horse cust0srs and his
friends generally. JNO. g. FLOURNOT.
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