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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-21

TnE AMEnIcAS TRACT Socrny, which was to have been
usedup because it refused to circulate abolition doom
ments, held its annual meeting Sunday evening last
at New Haven lt was stated by of the officers that
the receipts of the Society up to the present time are more
than fifteen thousand dollars in advance of last year at
this time, and that the donations for the same time are
but six hundred dollars less Even the New England
States in the field of the Boston Society have contrib
ted more than four hundred dollars in donations over the
corresponding period Of last year
Since the beginning of this month the Boston Society
had renitted So 800 account of indebtedness making
the whole receipts from this society during the wear 81
57l more than during the time last year These
facts of the greatest significance and furnish signal
rebuke to those who would attempt TO divert the great
national society from its legitimate work and also SHOW
that the assaults upon il have not come from lie poo
friends
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

The SPEAKER announced the, select committee ap-
pointed in compliance with the resolution introduced
by MIR. SHERMAN, of Ohio for the purpose of nvesga-
ting certain charges against officers of the Navy De-
partment to be composed of the following gentlemen
Messrs SHERMAN of Ohio, BooocK of Virginia, RTCnrE
Of Pennsylvania GRoEsBEcK of Ohio and READY of Ten
nessee.
Mr. HODGE, the newy elected member from Illinois, to
fill the vacancy caused by the death of Hon. Thomas L.
Harris, appeared, was qualified and took his seat.
On motion of Mr.. HOUSTON, of Kentucky, the Com
mittee ON the Judiciary obtained leave to sit during the
sessions of the House.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-21

NV TELESCOPE has been suggested by Prof Perkins,
by which he thinks the question whether the moon is
inhabited will be settled His theory is that the surface
of a vessel containing mercury placed table, and
made to revolve horizontally, will assume the par
aboc form, which is that required for the speculum of
rejecting telescope BY rapid revolutions the focal dis
lance is diminished to the required extent All that
required, then is vessel Of mercury revolving table
and proper eyeglass in ordinary telescopes Such
telescope however only be used for viewing objects
exactly in the zenith but by means of large plane
fector the professor gets this difficulty
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-21

CoAsrrNG TRADE FRAScE.--The account of the gen
era movement of the coastng trade in 1857 has lust
been published 1t appears that this trade, for mer-
chsndse Of all kinds carried from French port to an
other either in the from sea TO another
carried by 256 ports, of which only Is have con
nection with Algeria. The general movement of ner-
ohandse $40 265 TONS or s77 800 tons between
the Atlantic ports, and sos $3.50 tons in those of the
Mediterranean the quantity carried from sea to the
other was lis, $50 tons
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-21
COURT OF CLAIMS.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1853.

On motion of r. w. Thompson, James Barbour, esq.,
of Culpeper county, Virginia admitted an attom,y
of this urt.
Hon. ]. A. Rockwell closed the argument for the
claimants in the of Abraham Martin, and the
submitted.
Adjourned until Monday next II o'clock,
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1859.

No. 10. Jacob b Brown e. a., plaintiffs in error Us.
Benjamin Hugher. This argued by Messrs II
Winter Davis and Reverdy johnson for the plaintiffs in
error and by Messrs Hull and Mason for the defendant
in error
Adjourned until to morrow, ii o. clock.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-21

The Hudson's Bay Company allow eight pounds of
buffalo meat as the daily ration of their employees
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-21

Governor Wise is TO deliver address the two lit
srary societies OF Hampdep Sidney College in June next
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-21

On motion of Mr.. PHELPS, of Missouri the House
went into Committee Of the Whole tho state Of the
Union, Nir, STEVENSON OF Kentucky ia the chair and
resumed the consideration Of the President annual
sagethe question being the adoption Of certain reso
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-29
BsEiusrs oomuuuss very auu


LOUISVILLE Psr Steamer Noses MCLEAN p. ?
asrut Oven \ Hays pks McTsy a SuesteF. "a pks
A A Adlan. - usi d M TrEnsend. 18lbl uhis
Key, 9 "a dried hnef; Am1rd q HsTnsn. q a.
Wan7 q 1ahnsrn, 81 bHis uhistsy. - hhis. postoe
IT, hams Adam Ezpruss Co., 5 rkks Smith a Luihrie
Frsuk, Suifh a. Co.. = bbls whihevi Edmundaon 4
2 Anm-f-cn-. rs bundles treess PirstE B1rar. q pa
? Kahn a Bio fopaf Denny \ Shelby, box; Wm
Nanfr 6 IDS Tinsrar shell a Prince. 8 pks.; Graham
a Hln.1 % haies ieans and lnsars Norupn. Boone g. %
ftw n LTfifen- 4 bbls. uatsr Mzrwei 4 Beau
shsPE @ Is brt mdss.; ~. Eurphy. i6bTs. mdss
T. Rac-'. 10 trs- mdsr Natal B-aots & C.. 90 hrs
mfzes A. Tsew Ca 5bu- mase.i h h Poitsr-H
b1s mdsci " Lewis tbox mdse.s Cover a Neeiey
i5hns mises Snifh 4 Porter. n bxs. usse J. speeht
3 bNs. mise Owner cn h1an1- as bead stcf ouuersn ID
board 1obhs argr' SEWER a Warren. I67 pkgs. mdsr
Pes Steamer Dauiel Boone IS ADJ
porr-es EW Ternan &Co.. I sark. I can; Grahsu 4
Hi1. ~ hides George Phiileri ! trunk. wallace a var
- urpsllns LonlsFlle len qusitfi bbi suEar
lt morinE , phenaer.T p, narldzuns buu1ss . EsCan
- pluuder, siereus1ns 20 mules waEuns, Dot movable
r. shelly
WITT RTvER-Psr steamer Eransvine- hid 10
hacn for reshIrmelt, 1ahalts oattou. p Lane kon; 2 d.
MdNut 6Trunpr; i0luo osnn Flss gafs. Broun a.
Doo shlaHeE Dr ClnEmaH : bu pecans- Fitzgrfald
Z hors, n n Poster.
WHITE RIvER-Per steamer W n. LanEiey-E \
Arperseu, . bale o1tt1u; s Moshy. 2 bales uafions Rich
aids q Harriron- ] sialnoui y y wetnare. j * errs
f1r ale 3.00 shinsieE hoCaI- Breuts &0o, 2 sks fruit
p%eltiers foT sale, 300 shinElss ? Lrclere, I bl en-,
poles ruif& Cover, inrkin bEtter.
CINCfNNAu-Per steamer d. q Tayi1rL safe.
sample Nltchelh c. y hair bris beer, Geo Ganis 4
c..
ST LOUIs-P=f steamer L. y Keuneu-n hrI
tzIlgare, NsHruCe Co 2 hIs nd. J J smifh 4 O.
2 oase d. G " Hs1nai hfbri varuish " n suitb,
bz J d stahiE.
NV ORLEANs-Per steamfr A r LaurE-fs ta
uceaT Bo-o a c. 10 hhds sugar. fruuf a. san- ! crata,
srmpie Afehen hus2 eases garsa Crossword
ST. LOCE-Per steamer Imperia-Io btls oh. Pre-
cot c. 6 below. Stout a Bro; 3 pkss Adams p.
PRES @.
PITrsBCRs Per steamer Csn Psuy-s0t1nsrsu ,
ROAD iron % order.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-29
Igattf lR6s6p a eorapb.
ArTlvaI on 1be s1eam.bl, afrisa.

Arrival o. the Steamship africa.
WV YORK Apuu @=Ur assu.hp Aidoa va
LvebsIa atsf DINE i6h afrta atshis lnt tAy
Her sdyioss have hoan aaaaPaiod o. ne r~rrivsl q m'
aesmaip CirosVis
Tkeprea8Hunass mffsasG@fasuu as
ssmSietn he 81 n krrf.h ~ 9 anrialt uwil oem-
menas ~ ressFihf nsasasnl aisruhs
The Laaaon Sfsf1iut.ib 10 cenyca VIII b. lud a.
likely 20 Werlrt an smbIrer instead % lreruns var.
Hh supposed Nat An.riaH rrsrolal Or be points
s'sdaf ien iar'hfcTsH' hoy qFo'u'
rhs sdsRstsszH. han sssaa,ts esseasi @
diminish her army"
"a trgsiss ne, % hP' wn r0''i 's'i7' The
rsirg O. me s-sapss-a sziiss b,v, isH En-lsa Wr
No Cgniineni
Laay Horsan, ne suthares IS deed
TIE rsmaiudsr e ihs fas-un' TeF hat were Es't
have fesoasd Eorisan
re Frsueh oncsfs on iesv' % abssn-s hive been or
dsTed % loin thcir shiH rithoui DELAY d d. rumarri
thai ne Empofsr um s~snlesTs g. uyaua
Madame Res ne Priz,s D-uns siei zt s. Ptt'ri-
burg % he twelfth ina.
An internal maohine. FurPased O. have been intended
FOR ne ssssainatiu - ra-psfsr Cansea. had t-sn d.
ooFsnsaaa and seven psrsus we're ARRESTED
Adiirss frus he suer canal were nvurafia The
G0Vernaf - sueE hzs e-sn drposed
cHukT-Ths atues On ssiEnus FtnunB I'M wss
tpunrfi Nine hre urre aunmaiel 20 aarmrd.
ne frruh ioss wsssnsh snim M eu-ms = hearT ne
dereass infkFrts et teas q hes oitei sisiss against
last sst : 81 90 puads uss It AMY hid en-
ureiy s~u-pPneed HEr uwrvi hstab iy o. rebels
hsd auaksd Honz Enr-
" B-naaa New ~ ~ rs.ut % Pc -1ani
ouiersnos'udnbs husband. Frsnc-. Ruaia. Frusn md
saIdma viur~usnns. - d1pbls eleohea % C5n"s,,
Austria md Turtey q shni aioofN
A dispatch from 81 Petersburg sun,unees q victory Of
ueCTzsfaus b. Cen Haaca- aooo CrAssr-ame
into ns Russian omp
The Londau Time Paris orrsspondcur renouads 80
hPes q pssef I'd ~ that 500 mr- trrFs hufra-
rtvrd Al Mnssi1e sum Aigieu
Among the hiaa'smseHzers D. me Bari o. ssnhc4t
Paui EorphT wa nataaeB- 20 ept-zm-er. q va sHlo-
F''ff
River News.
P~rr5pvno. April q -neuvsrh nHlzs am p fest
81 Ire esaan-i
ST Loris, arm as-ne rigrr fu tua luahs i..t
niEhtA nA saaon1r tA,v Ths urprr streams ar.
declining
ARRIVEp-ran CITY -DUFAHrED, Crsa- city
J c suan spl Unae SIN
LoUIsvILLE-Apnd 2s-rhe river b. % Tester Che
Fan me rise IS srsialriy saek@iHs "
Fraudulent Pension Claims.
PHmADELFWA- Pa April 2s-EzIui-e Wander
smith o. Lau-sstrr eouuu ps o@ouvistrd fo-isy of fr--
iHs fraudulent peu-ion dsin.
Prem washington.
wAsHrsoros. Arrnas-nV Ns1en minister ssn1r
Natl. va formeriT preseutri o. TIE Prraide1t t5-lsy-
Arrival OF vessels.
n~--n.-.A- H-.H u H.-. 81 &C..
burg Eld Rsy STATE frem nlt1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-29

one Of ne Memphis OEsrtau Hotel Company
Mrmrhz, April q. 1850
CEALED PROPUSALS fCr ne HriE wurk Stone work.
- Iron work. WOOD w1rk Plsteriug. Plumbing Paint-
Ing etc, etc. for ne Msmphis Overtan Hotel. vii BE-
received Il the cdce 70 The Company. Ne 2 EE1hauge
Building until SATURDAY TIE IN d Nay next Per
snns Eishing A. 10 he plans and speddca-
tons of the building. wluQu 90 ur after the ff q Ma,
upon Messm- Fletcher Winter, Architeas, uho viii
AXE pleasure IN sizing al ini1rmaton- b. order o. the
Baard II. N. LrSHER,
ap1I-td Secretary.
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Moattarp aaD finautlal.
hgaFHs gAItFAFgEAl. -

market oondnaes qast adunalanesd Cod safcs a.
: prem
Z 0RLEANg-From ne Prague Aarll ne
mNrtft rpcnsd quiffTf tl ualninE ne mney mar
kft continues sasys win q stesig iucrca1e n carhM H
t-nk tuf In ne hauis ~ 1u.dt- oDeralofs Alquu
uunt trt hdri loans diminish tliiy. anf ne lurpT -
hug dated rapsr Rails Ear f1rl % fe requirement. %
brokers, rrsnssctions ln ne latter larger within . few
day, han hsreilfufe, buf niE noe uEipE % auyinGea1e
m dIlriurs, AMI 10 can ariybe aacrlbcf o. ne redncun
IN thf rates - isonlnf. a. a considerable am1nnt m %
per which va Held guier halt has recently dEnEl
hama On hgarahie terms. We fcara today ~ rorui
snma having beea PLACED a. 7 Frr cent tr eh1l1e lam
mafurtE 10 Pehruau, Harch End Apra $50 at1h8
50 fr seaa4d cass Eienltlraa
u ~erchanre there has trru auV a mlirraff frnl1n1
to-dsy far efhsr fsrrim ~ Esdsnic bnia Thamar1rt
= amps aaTtirt. ruf ruaaunls haFe uutfr1ne p
chsnsf rhatanerer Eiun s1turfiT. We rrlFaf A. Do
.iqHr clear sterlnr IUaHf9hf hlI WIN hls f
.ladiuE aftailed. tldallnaEf francs t-it4o ~ =
sixty tay bils On NeF ratiGfH di1uut sisat
pr 70 = discount.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-29
MEMPHIS
Jockey Club Races

THE SPRING MEETING OF 1888.
I WILL c1mmeuceou MONDAT. ne % DAY OF FAR
W l8s. with a sweepsake fr all agasf twu male
le1tsi 500 suhscripuon. $50 forfeit; he Cub % al
500 Closed win seven EubzrlbeTs.
IlEslAL, NAY 1Brailey stake for 3 wear Old. mile
beats sAo suhscuptian, SO farieits he Che o. adj
$40 Closed with Eve Fubscibers.
sANE DAT-cctey Cub Pure sa1oi mile beet
WEDNESDAY. My EoEey Cub Purs $50, three
THURSDAY, Nay @Jotsy CLUB Purse 500; two
! mile heats
FRIDAY, Nay SHardiug Stake for 1years Ga; t=8
nile heats 500 subscription, SOD brfsit the Clu5 o.
al 500 Closed win four suhsuihcra
eAIIhDAT. Nay T-PEtsafe fr ell r-pz. faur nile
heats SO tuhscripuon. pay er pay b name a. The
Posti ne Cub % sd 5000. Closed via sir subs b.
l bers.
Avsk over ne uurse entities q h1rss % The fan
sm1uut q Jackey Club Purses.
since The last Annual Pail Meeting many important
additions have been made % ne improvumsufs nd ne
uurse D. nov IN unplete order. A new stand has been
erected destgned fr me use % ne laIes. via every
appointment Tor their oonvenleuce md a~acummainuHn.
and hey arc especially invited % attrnd.
A special train VIII lcsre ne Chlriest1n Depot daily
at oo'l1f- A ~, and every hirty minute hereafter.
until 81 90 couvey visitors % and from re Race
Grruls w R-OUNDrREE.
arldlm Praurietnr.
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BuIIdIng and Loan Association.

fNhHk niE-eizhth lnstallmeut ulu D. due thls Asarca-
Il ucu On SATURDAY. 1oh Instant myabie On bark
aule fun1s - ne Treasurer Or on his a1seuce % the
River Bank, atJ.E Chsdsldrs omoe. Bant nuiliing
Main street
M iun1s viii Be positively hanef AZ DE sane uinoc
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SpfrMl aadtifts
FrTrr and Ann.

ms tEins anfluoroking eif,sa ~hih arerlu e.
iealea snsp On ne bl ~ nsn refari1- him n :
mere shadqv ns sh7r ples ofiime a1d entering him
p~aysi1hy ard aeeafy ueira. c4n b. drfsstei and
frlTen hom M boA b ne ne q Dr.. :. HOSTEL
rEhfs RENOWNED EtFTEns me r7af aE1sa o.
ha net via and shse-ueh-ial result faE8alns "a. use.
have s-fsbiishes u - = peunsasnt b Institution We
roaid Hfrise par resfsf % proears mis valuable .pscih1,
andh 40 se'eut friend d ruiaed vita ne Fever sai
Asns az any other nsrvuu disease. 10 hasten tnf pre-
cure mis o IN favored iud ueauy desired article A
irisi 4 AZ ihaih assisd D. prove %. many excellent
qzauues.
Far sale By arussists generally. ssyshrrs- Sc a.
rsrussmeut
H0srErTEH a SMITH.
hauuisaafers and Pr1priefors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-29
MEMPHIS
Variety. Store.
6 LINK,
No. 271 Hail Street

NEXT DOOR TOT ID. WILLIAMS CO.'S
THE undsrsizBed wish ocau ne alteunou q thspub
Il lac % hcir lsrge elegant and we'll selected sgki
ounsiaitng IN pan q The f~,ilaEirE arfide. to-Ft.
Eegaut Dress rrimminui
EteEant Ribbons Tor o.
Gsicans ~ busters;
Gallons ~ Irasellns Drcacs;
Tassek - ever descrlpuon nd STYLE
Lephifs Cruel and Worstedl
Embroidery, SIN and CbeulIei
Embroidery, Patterns smd Canvass
Gold and Silver Thread. Hrsifs. Galo1nt. Tasfis and
Frinses Gold and Silver stars and Ornaments. A11m-
broifery line Hosisy-Ldies Misses and Chudrsu'i
Hoe Of every FsTietT Lsiies and hisses' Gloves and
Gaunnets Ladies and Mlses set o. Collars and Sleeves
Jao,neL ssia and Linen Fi5unclnrsi Ed7iug andIusert-
InEsi Combs md Brushes % every style Hard AM
sfand mirfuuf Powder. Chlits. OIs, Puuafums, scar.
anf PerfrmfT Of 81 iceuplcusi ElHuqufs, Elailqul
Gro and Hibbai sin. Glass, Pcart, Aglfh anf Meta
Buttons q every shape and i~escupuon. and g thousan,
different articles To- uuner1us % mestan.
Particular a~tteution r. called 70 our splendid s-acrt-
msnt q T~raveiing Bags, BsIiruiss and Lldies' Comnsn-
uHs
Aho Ire hnest ass1rtmeuf ~ Wili1w n1sfeu ~ every
descrlpuon ever bu1ugul O. this market
TravelinE Baskets. Mmkef Baskets. C1thes Baskets,
Diuner- Fruit and FzncT nasket. Wnrk Baskets ml
Stands Nursery and Foucr Baskets Wlluu flrrarei
and Iufant Chairs- The largest and most elegant Esslr-
ment a Infant C~ErriaEes. tive. three and iolr wheelsI
~ every si1e and desCupuau. Single and double sets
viii be sh oheapcr than ever be1re m Memphis Fish-
IuE Ts-kle, RishinE Hnots and Line aHd Basket soc
cli attention. Is cauei g. our aieudid assorument n
Pans Country Merchants and J1hen ulu pleaze cali
arls-Iv srRHggFaT LINK
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CATcE's REAI Estate SALE Nsssrs.
Caycs & Son sold forty lots Of ground on yes
tsrdsy, as follows:
Lot %, west side Dunlap avenue, 50 feet
front BY 1884 deep, al SIl.O0 per foot, pur-
chased BY James Davis, $500; 2S, west
side Dunlap avenue, 50 BY 1884, 9.75, James
Davis, S5OI.OO: q, west side Dunlap avenue,
50 BY 1885,, sS.75, E. NJ. Alexander, s455.OO;
q, west side Dunlap avenue, % BY 1884, Ss.75,
E. NJ Alexander, s455.O0; 30, east side Rag
land avenue 50 BY 1884. $500, John Roberts,
s46s.Oo; 81, east side Ragland avenue, $500,
J. S Hudnsl. $4,000; 3, east side Ragland
avenue, 81 By 1884, $500, E. NJ. Alexander,
s46s.OO; 80, east side Raglsnd avenue, 50 By
1885,, $500, Z. NJ. Alexander, Si6s.O0; 81,
west side Ragland avenue. . BY 1884, $50, B.
T. Foley, $4,000; IS, east side Robinson av-
enue, 50 By 1891, Ss.75, Joseph Cioustsn,
s455.O0; 80, east side Of Robinson avenue, 50
BY 1884,, Ss.T5, Joseph Clousten, ss55.OO; 40,
east side Robinson avenue, 50 BY 1884, Ss.T5,
Joseph Clousten, s455.O0; Il, east side Robin
son avenue, 50 BY 1884, SS.75, Joseph Cloustsn.
S455.OO; So, west side Ragland avenue, 50 By
1884, SOS, P. F. Foley, s225.OO; 81 wesi side
Rsgisnd avenue, Sc BY 1891, S6.25, NJ. NJ.
wiz, Ss25.OO; %, west side Ragland avenue,
50 by 1884, s6.25, N. NJ. viii, s325.OO; 50,
west siPe Raglsnd, 50 BY 1894, $1,000, c 2.
Dalton, $4,000; IS, wsst side Of Raglsnd. So
BY 1894, 5000, c. r. Dalton, $4,000; 81,
Eost aide q Raglsna, 81 by 1884, $500. John
Brown, $4,000; IS, west side Rsglsnd, 3 By
1884, $500, john Brown, $4,000; %, west
side Rsglsnd, So BY 1884, $500, Asa shelter,
$4,000; 81, west side Ragland, % by 1894,
s. 90, Asa Shelter, $4,000; a, east side Rob
insOn, 81 BY 1894, sIf.75, c. ?. Dalton, S6II
IS, east side Of Robinson avenue, 50 BY 1891,
$3.50, Jas. DAVIS, S494 46, east side Of Rob
inson avenue, 81 BY 1891, SO, David Greer,
$50; a, east side Of Robinson avenue, % BY
1894, $40, David Green, $50; Is, east side Of
Robinson avenue, 50 BY 1884, SAD, Robert
Greer, ss0T; 90, East side Of Robinson avenue,
50 BY 1894, $3.50. Mr.. Rosbaro, $40; 50, south
Of Grow avenue, 100 by210, SlI.25, J. Brown,
sl24s.T5s 81, south Of Grove avenue, VA BY
30, s9.75, John Brown, ssA75 50, south Of
Grove avenue, 97i BY 30, $50, J. C. Cooper,
S725.5O; SO, south Of Grove avenue, 100 BY
90, sl250, Mr.. Rosboro, $3.50; IS, east Of
Dunlap ayenae, % BY s33, sl325, C. F. Dali
ton, Sl25s.75; II, east Of Dunlap avenue, $50
By go, so, n. Rsglsnd, (psr friend,) $500
i6, cast Of Dunlap avenue, 70 BY ITO, ST., ]. J.
Williams, sS56 50, east Of Dunlap avenue.
2I0 BY 1924, s425, Dr.. Woodson, sse2.5O; Is,
south Of NJ and c. r. r., so BY 80, $3.50, D.
Greer, $40 %, west suseets street, l02 by
$50, s1o-7s, J. Vaughn, siO96.50; 81, west side
suseste street, 100 by $50, sg75, James Davis,
sseAo; IS, west side Suseete street, lO2 by
80. SIS, Jas. LsnoW, S99450. Total amount
Of Esles. s2Qg7a75.
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Remember the great sale Of city properly BY
MOnsurat, Uupree a Co, on Saturday at 10
O'clock. See Advertisement. 29-2t
SLoAr's SEWING MAcHryEs.-Notices have
been sent 10 ali parts Of the country from New
York, that injanctions have been granted by
the United States Courts. Temporary nfnc-
tons in the city OF New York only,) against
various parties who construct and sen sewing
machines containing mechanism for feeding
the goods, similar 70 that which was patented
70 Fitzgefald, and nDH used BY the Wheeler q
Wilson and Grover & Baker companies. We
wish to inform our customers that the injunc-
ten relates only 10 the feeding m~echanism,
and that the defendants have not Yet had a
hearing II court, nor made their defense; hat
we have laid the facts in relation 70 their cases
before william Whiting, Of Boston, and neo.
Cuyler, Esq, Of Philadelphia, and they have
given their opinion that the patent cannot be
maintained in any court Of law or equity, and
that our customers need feel no apprehension
upon this subject.
We have now obtained a bsdy Of evidence
which will be made known whenever and
wherever We can have a chance to meet our
opponents.
GEO. B. sLOAT s. Co, Philadelphia.
II. p Miller q Co, agents, No. 19l Main
street. Memphis.
THE RAoEs.-The Spring races Of the Mem
Phis Course commence Monday, May %, and
continue during thsweek ap2l-2w
J. NJ Hunter, agent for Wood, Eddy &
Co, has for sale tickets for classes Is, 10 and
%. These drawings take place at Auguss,
April 9oth, NAV 7h and MAY 18th, respective
ly. address box 2s6, Post Oace, Memphis,
Tenn. ap25-2w-.
Go and see the excelsior single ma
chine in operation at he Gsyoso House, max
ing a superior article Of shingles from an sorts
Of timber, without a waste Of shavings or saw
dust, at the rate Of one shingle per second. By
hand power. It can be worked by hand,
horse, water or steam power. The public
are most respectfully invited to examine tins
machine. Machines, county or State rights
for sale by SEELEY CHISM.
ap23-Iwt
DAAAeRD GooDs.-A portion Of my goods,
having been damaged BY the last heavy rain,
! viii sci them regardless Of cost.
A. SEESELL,
mr9Olm 90 Man st., oP. Court Square.
Refer to Strauss, Lehman s. Co.'S column on
fourth page.
Lands for sale-ses Hopkins * Kirbyss card
on the first page.
See F. H. Clark * Co.'S column.
Refer 70 speed, Donaho & Stfange's column.
In another column, see me advertstnent Of
GEoRGE PArTscS 4 Cos Booksellers and
sationers, 263 Main street, near Madison
street.
HARDwARE A-sHIcULTURAL I~uFLEuLsrs,
etc--h you are in want Of such goods, read
advertisement Of Lownes, OrgiH & Co, on
fourth page.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-29
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ID Firtue ef deed mada 10 Ann p Cole. EteLZDfh
ID day ~ MAJ. 1854 and uecricd IN BOA No 81. Isre.
60 al and a. wherein a power Is reserved o. mTsell
o. seli sltd ueCihed Dc In aid deed menfiened. Do raas
% ta1lure % pay te hUf u7ts. Cue January g 1853. fr
$50 ave humired and lny dolarl Whrueas slf nre.
due 90 specl1e1 was not paid. 7 viii sen. on the 25rh fnv
OF NAY 1877 81 puhuc sale 90 tie highest hiffcr fT
CEh- IN front q the Chancer Clerk's rHce. m tha city Of
hemrhlsr Tor the pavement 81 he aboVP specified note.
and au1fher for $50 ffrc HUNDRED and fry de1arsl Que
"a Nay, 1859, also given fo- The purchass q said Ir. The
fnll1WnE Dc or parcel n land. situated On the camfv %
ahelbT. htate % reunessee. IN the cty % Mrmuhis. Fart
81 e tract ~ land Known a. Dc ~. q im hfck ". IS. and
d~esl-uatPd upon 2. s. Latham c n Fackicr and ". A..
l1nes pan o. suhlvEicn of a1f Dc e. No "a ans
hlunlcd a. follows, n VT. beEiuniur at TIE .rufh-aaf
uarueru % sad nf on TIE west side f Orleans street, thence
WesiwanIV with ne line Of De No. IS one hundred ami
llsll feet O. an alleT twenty feet vide. north
east owner o. sald lr meme s1ufhuauily WITH The east
sl1e 81 sane alley Eevenfy-sevcn ID feet u he oufh-
uelf c1rneri mencs e1sfwar1E With TIRE line o. Dot Nc
% oue hunired and and iuery-ei-hf 1eSl festt1 ire west
side 20 Orleans street the south-ea fUmpr Of sff lots
hence n1rihwarily with ne wc1f sde % Orleans street
q ne bcsinnins hight % redemption waived; title
god lur2i-lml " b ROSS