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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27
MATTERS.


- Tie Exercises at The Seminary yester.
day were of a more interesting character than
upon the day previous. The attendance was
quite large, and the performances in the main
highly entertaining. The exercises opened with
prayer, and were pleasantly interspersed with
music, vocal and instrumental. The class in
Geography (ancienD was followed by Polka
by Miss Caldwell, and then class in Trigonom-
ctry underwent thorough and searching ex-
animation. a French dialogue succeeded, in
VIII ch Misses Frost, Mills and McElheny par
tcipated with n crcdilable result French
composition was then read by Miss McEiheny,
ard then sweet song, 'YOice from the Waves"
by Misses N. E. and G. Todd, came in as
pleasant relief Miss Fry submitted another
French composition, and Miss Culbcrlson and
Miss OFT gave instrumental music with brilliant
effect. We give the exercises briefly, in their
regular order
Composition by Miss Dodge. Subject Cul-
tivation of our Conversational Powers.
instrumental Music by Miss Caldwell
Composition by Miss Morrison. Subject:
Aunt Polly's Visit to the City.
instrumental Music. Vocal Class.
Glass in Evidences of Christianity.
Composition by Miss Stribling. Subject: Ny
thology.
Composition by Miss Armstrong.
Class in the History of the Bible
Vocal Class: GLOW Lovely is Zion"
Prayer
Under the direction of the present Principal,
we see nothing to prevent the Wheeling Fee
male Seminary from becoming, if it is not SO
now, a prosperous institution. The several ex-
aminalions which the pupils have undergone,
leave no doubt of the thorough efficiency OF the
Seminary, and our people are beginning to real
ize its importance.
An interesting musical entertainment was
given at the Seminary last night.
eB-.H Han EILled-Patrick Dunovan, man
OF family, and resident of Hancock, on the b.
and o. r. r., was instantly killed, on Tuesday
last by falling into Lock No. sc, on the Chcsa-
peak & Ohio Canal. The deceased had been in
attendance at fiolic given at the Siddling Hin
Coal Works, and in attempting to cross the lock,
fell in, his head striking violently upon the rocky
bottom 0he water was drawn from the lock ut
the time) caused immediate death
a singular fatality seems to ovcrhang this
lock, for within few years, FIVE men have lost
their lives in it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27
Notioe OF Dissolrtion.

Notice OF Dissolution.
THE paTI-E, hip heretofore existing under
L sisnsd under the firm OF j. p Reid, n Tie Gr5crTy
and Liquor business and soap and Candle MaHuiaetuEin
is this day dissolved 10 Aigtual Either Of the
partners Is autEorE attend the seensst % the
old firm ami TO the OF Ae firm IilsinE settle
ments. JOHS EA1D,
Wheeling, Jan. l, 1859. EDwAED REID.
The undersigned VIII coruue te Wholesale Grocery and
Liquor business the old stand Of J. r. Reid, No. 10
Nam street, opposite the Is. o. Il. X Depot where he viii
ala be found with large stock Groccrts ard For
eign and Domestic Wines and Liquors. JOHN REID.
The UNDERSIGNED having purchased he interest o: Reid
IN the Soap and Caaile fauaeEri viii coniinre
business the Factory formerly occupied 6y J. T. Reid
No. Main street, Wier- h viIl keep supply OF
Mould Candles and all the variety OF Fsmy and FArcy
Soaps .hat l. in general use EDWAED EEID
jadlS-tua
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

SEE advertisement OF D,. saaiord's Liver In
vigorator in eno,bcr colu@o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

~ Sleating Chietsas.- Some dozen or so Of
chickens were carried away from the residence
of Mr.. H. Richardson in Centre Wheeling, night
before last Chicken thieves are quite numer
Gus and cnterprising, in various parts of the
city, and many complaints are the consequence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

PnfLADFLfrIA, sept ?, les.
Prov. wooD-DenF Sir: Your Hsir l. tV,ing
Itself benclcial 10 Abe the ask part
Of head almost lost its eov~.inF-in lAvs
used but half pint bttleH Cf
the top my head Etudesi promising eTSp
young hair, the alec receiving bEsht-
have tr- other b-t, I'll hatryeT.
think from IerfOHAi rtcouult nGation ea IL
IogTs TssPse.faiy, D. r. THonAs, MD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

81 ResumeL-The steamer Albemarle, which
has been lying up for some time undergoing re,
pairs, will resume her trip to Psrkersburgh to.
day, leaving at 10 o'clock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

- Reeovering.- KEEP Walker of this
city, who was injured by the explosion of a
campheae can at Newburgh, is rapidly recover
ing and it is confidently hoped that his face and
hands, though badly burned, may heal up aud
show few or no marks of designation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

LunFs- He devote paTeu-r the
Of al skin Seroflis kheuHiat
ard cronrl SeurslEia, "a AlyEis EplepFy, Dyrpsia,
Plies and all deran cement 81 ihe Stomach LFrr ard Few
els and also 70 all chronic male diseases. SPeefal stten
ton will be given 20 the treatment 81
BYE AND EAE
Without the OF giHf Needle. and he has
startiy on hand excellent II taufifui ATt6
cal Eyes- sHd Tympanuns or Var Drums, suitable fer
ehtr SIX and all ages-iiEeTied IL i've Minutes
DR. B4AkEE has HaJe discovery q Fluid that
viii rroduee perfect absor tion of TIE cAIAhAcI srd
perfect vision The without the Of knife
Dr. Baakcs can produce Pusand eeTtiheair1 % hrs
perfect success in curing Cancers, cid uecTH.
taia sEeluS every description githOut
the Of the kn,ie. Special nrTaDFventB h
With Dr. Bauke- for tie htutnt 81 lie last nhurd
sas as they u require LA adviee and atsou-
Dr. Baakee Is Of the nest fkinl and eeehTaid Enr-
and Physicians vlI- Ills fame 70 Known per-
soaaiy in nearly Principal city In tie world. Ara
lefs diTtetrt 10 Dr. Baakves (eonhiE ten esntr hes
any dstanee, correctly Htatng the nature q usT rse.
Ehai Is ompy answered I'D patients eafe b
u r. ~. DR.. BAAKEE,
No. = LEXINGTON STREET.
betHeen Charles Ard Lherty,
decs-1yd.tusg naitimeFe- "a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

gW- Lost.-on Monday evening, below Ritch.
ietown, a fine Fitch Fur victoriue was lost from
a buggy. The finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving it ut the Mcclure House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

We call the attention al old and OgnE, 70 as v0H-
derfa rTepsratiuE which hack rs c1nai coor
hsT-ecvers 1i- baid with iuNuriAIt
Erovth-r=raoves the daudru1. zhinF and al cut1EeOus
eriytuns-cau<es the material luics;
ana heBer used gaiAr -rekslus tie hair uil
preserve Its egioF, AZ ar ,AtFtr ia
age, AL feagig. W. cali e Iron The BALI,
the gray diseased surely th tuHE
viii they tie Cos ~ lrsa tis uiIeIii
ssr be shout IL. Its praise IL tbs %
th14salGa-
The Agent for Prof Woods Hsr Restorative Hs-
ven, received following letter regard TO tie Eestora
tive, fcW weeks since:
DER RtvEa, cusx-, J1iy %. issS-
Ir. LeavenWoItt-Sir. have traLtied Uith dtn-
draI ny head iaff year, my lair
began 10 come Gus, seuTf and lair together seE in
New Haven pap about ..Mp udt Hair Restorative"
cure called your lst Of Apfh last, AID
purchased bottle tn IL found my szIisfae
tiun the tiag, seu4 art hair be-
to grow IL Il trri cLgs IN lsnEih tnESs
IL trds az - have Trrat faith "A Il with 60 scnd
bottles BY Poet btareT this Icont
ti.aS OF h this place. have
a market for Hauy bottles after u Is kB0Nn l.tre
Yours with respect, RUFUS PRATT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

E See advertisement in to days paper head
ed 'For Rent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27
JOY 10 THE ADMIRERS OF
y FINE HEAD Ok
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
CTOP. WOODS HAEIE EREsTORATlTE,

FTNALK beauty. il cannot Vf0Et ere had %
lair, then read the foIo ~Ing and you ask more sse
circular around each bottle, AID 70 one esn uoubt:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

NOTICE.
AN prepared to reguid re-bronze Chandelier
lPebdsnts &c, which have become tarnished
to give sAtsfactou, charge Reference-O. D. Hub
bard Bank OF Wheeling. IdgcI6-eEdl J. NJ DILLON.
1AuE'S ANOD4NE OIL a slTe cure tor tic Iles Ii
the sufferer try 1t and rvjoiee-fO< sale by
janis CHARLES W. GRAHAM.
II OLIDAY sALES--We will commence on THIS day 70
Ii reuee the price upon entire stock WutsF Dres
Goods, to wis French Merinoes and Cashmeres, Thts,
Ducais. Podeeleafea, Vaenclas, Robes Robe CULTS
alns, Paids, &C. Our stock OF these goods is SIN very
large, being much the most desirable ever brought
the city. We have also very pretty Cloaks le also
good stock Of shaEls OF desirable Styles which Ne will
sch very cheap Nov is the tine for bargains,
decls STONE fH0Nka,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-27

C,LoSlNG ouT-we have large lot OF silks and satins
~ and Pine Dress GooIs which have made up our
nlnds sell. Also, ANAL lot OF Remnants Rich silks
that must Sold Also eutre stock Winter
decl5 STONE & THOMAS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-06
=gnrd Hlattrrs.
sg1d.v W.rnipT. FesTuary 9, 1853.
~-.ICEsT o-DAY.

C,irs-r churh. u-nsr q Adams an seoand sireeul
Rsr hihst OrEr. Rertr. and Rev Dr Witt as
aaaut Rr1or. Services as uoo@k A. ~ y
Graoe ctureh. ssuthssst corner o. Nain aua o"@
rrscn. ssse free. Rev. G. SHhl
s-uiucss 81 I0E A. ~ md
Marvs Church, Popar street hF hi0AAAi
Hr~rr. Rsuor. serriuss Is "A A o. andefA
:, P.,s,. ana = PluI's tCaahaH9 Church carnsr o.
An, M rrd street, Priest Rev ? GRACE
r-a. : 9 sua loo'aaa in ts aeuiHf
49, Pr,-s-tsrin ourh o-ner q Foriar and rhird
..r.... Rev J. @. srEABuAS. Pasier Services az
n-c-t r. and 81 sury sasl.shf Lectur- 90
ws.cus.ls, evening and PRAYER Nee'us en- Friday
eveainrE % saA week
So P-m1vrusn Churh uner o. HsIn and Bea'
r-s-r Rsv. R. C. GHrEuT Pasr Service AZ II
~ andsFN
Wesler Oharsa uear ornH fpAf ara a
street.. Rrr A. p THOMAS Pastor Services e. u
e-dbA A \ AMIR
sa,u-y Chapel corner q Hsruaud7 and Linoen
~,.. rev J 7. MrRrwrrHrR Pssfu Services a.
NJ s'dak a. n snd7 P n
Flsrvoe1 Cbspel Pgisr street r0at Rev J ".
K~orr. Psaor. Services a. 81 c'dcA a. ~
naridasu chapel Rev. W D. OWES Pasfu
urEena-es CsaFei Rev D.J AtIES, RsHur
YRS Rur-r Church. Sound street. betEeen Adams
sus washiuzna streets Eider r. ?. DAM. Pastor.
ssr-io- ~ q c'dok a ~ anlsFu
Seouud BapiE Curoh. corner Besl and nrsoio streets
Rsr- Mr.. 1cHS BArEnAN. Patw Services a. n
uffrk A. n and 3 mdsF o.
cumisrland PRESBYTERIAN Church Cert street, BE-
--s-u ssooud ana uhrd. Rev. A. NJ BRYAN, faae-
SERVICES At u o'dok A. 81 ana s p. ~ N-a uor-
aip erru Wslnsaasy uieu.
ct-ssian thursh. oern-r = LuieH snd So. fsiriuk
street,. Re-. r.. BAEHEE Ps-far- Services a.
rcedt A. T. ud r. N-
Tufberru Caurch. on Wsin. between Market and Win
chester streets Rev. BEEER Pastor. Services al n
e'd.s g.. %. ard o'd-ek P n.
Geruizn Bufssran Churh, an Main street. between
Hsrsst nd Windaesssr streets rev Dr. GoEsoH, Pas
a. sr-rluss at q o'da7k A. n. and p r.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-06
Bort of HlrmpBis.
No adrefisemenis Of Neambodts asserted r.
ospt through .4geuts in this city, Eh0 uiA b hd2
rsspoEsible for aducr1isihg fees.


River News.
The weather was dull and rainy yesterday
and the curse Of mud was once more upon Us,
neriver varied b.. very slightly from the hight
Of tie previous day.
Tomorrow the great ALVIN Adams wi
leave. as usual, at three O'Clock, for Louisville,
y Captain Lamb in commsnd, Ed. Halliday in
he Office.
Captain Marshal's fine boat, Philadelphia,
is the regular St. LOUIS packet leaving at six in
the evening Of tomorrow.
TIE Kate Frisbes leaves at two to-morrOw
afternoon for Napoleon. She earliest the o. s.
mail
The Evansville, Captain Baird, is the White
river packet Tomorrow. She leaves IN the
evening.
The great Eclipse is ae New Orleans packet
tomorrow, leaving al duskin the evening
rhs St. Louis R~sPubioaH Of last Friday r.
ports.
The weather yesterday was quite cold and
blustry. Il froze hard during Wednesday
night, and We fully expect 10 see ice coming
down TIE RIVER TINS m0rmng. We had a snow
squallof short duration last evening, after
1NaAH Aaa- 49,
ating.
The river continued stationary Oh day yes
terday. Il had not at dark, last evening, va
red half an inch since Taesday nigh. HE
pilots Of the Jno. J. Roe, from New Orleans
last evening, report fun nine feet water IN the
channel at salem Islaud and other shoal
places between this port and Cairo. The Ros,
brought SO tons Of groceries iato this port, and
was drawing seven feet
The Cairo correspondent Of TIE same paper
saws;
The James H. Lucas gotdown in the evening.
A passenger named J. W. S.ouner, III had
taken passage from s. Louis % Cairo, was
found dead b his stateroom Just before she
landed here, supposed 10 have died ina IT. The
BODY was landed here, and an inquest held up
IN Il. 7 is said that Stoufer had a sister liv-
ne al Columbus, Kentucky.
The Nspolean Planter Of the 18th learns
ron undoubted suthority tia. the citizens Of
White River Valley are preparing % petition
Congress TO establish a mad route BY steamers
irom Memphis 20 Augusta and Little Red
river.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-06
THE IMMENSE DEMAND
FOR
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES

has rendrrei more extensive sooammpiEi1ns urces-
II aTF- 6PLENDfD ARG S~ALEsR0OM ha, beeu
ntied up 81 No 80 Nam street, ucxt door % Mckinney
Co.'S Furuif1rF store c-auneciiug with The latter ur1u
the second do1r
ua reputau1u q SINGERS SEWING ~HACHINES,
d - wei established b. d deemed sUperhuou. % eXfa-
uafc upun their merits. esHeaaly sIncc Do b. customary
- sdvertIse every kind % Seulng Machine. whether
1od or bad, as superior, or atlcast equal % an others.
But assertion is nai proaL and 10 sensible Eerzn vii
trust o. a Fu1ug advertisement. while be can avail him
sclf ~ The opportunity a luiEnc by personal inspection
what Machine o. best suited 20 has purpaee-
uE impossible Tor the purchaser o. e Singer Machine
90 BE- deceived. Simply Because each Machine is s1d with
DE privilege Of returning b. m a given time ~ 90 should
not prove % be what % Wa represented.
We're % Necessary ne could point b q volume Of facts
llustrauFe q The maxim Success b a sure evidence
% merit" n D. we'll known that l. n singer and I'd
uard Clark uho Constitute TIE arm o. T. Singer q
Co have hecumF mlIlonslrcs. It's an uu1eulshle fact.
hat Singer r Machine have always commanded a higher
price. and that there a. q much larger numner 81 them
sod than % ans ether kind. and that HUNDREDS % thos-
Michlnes have bern On constant daily use for upwards Cl
seven years. being still On Urd cundIfiGn-
sInEer's new mauufa1ory IN New roIE- o. Considered a
remarkable suucture even IN that city of Mammoth e.
t-ahlishmeutsi vet with all hsse immense facilities they
are barely abie o. supply the demand, which has more
than doubted since te public has is1nveredt the inemcian-
cy and wurthiessurss o. ne scores % sewing Machines
with Which the whole oouufry b. drlurai.
These who are nuf posted On ne SeHinE Hachme trsfe.
would d. vel b. m-kr q haruuzh eEsmiuatien before
brviuE
E-PTics af Sisrer's Machines from SIS O. $40
fai-daurf EDWIN Assent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-06

A DEsFEEADo-Ohcer Miller was called
into one Of the groggereis on Howard's Row. at
II O'Clock On Friday night, where be found a
barley. muscular fellow Of over six feet high,
holding down an Irishmsn with one hand,
vhHe in The cher be had a knife 10 stab him.
tn IrIshman was released and Miller pro
oseded 10 arrest the would-be assassin whose
name is JOHN Murphy, when the latter struck
at him ~ri-iously with the knife. Miller
planted a blow 50 well on the center Of his
forehead, that be was stretched upon the door.
A second time the villain endesVored 70 strike,
and again Miller bafied his intent. Again
ne man, nov fairly wild with rage, sndeav-
cred 70 sheath the knife IN the officers body
Miller now found II necessary 10 retreat he
did 80, and sent after officer MeMurray, who
esms 10 his assistance. Murphy in the mean
time ran into the alley in the rear, and the two
ohcsrs found him crouchiag down in a dark
Again the nan refused 70 surrender,
d~sclsring thsi be would KIN the first who
should lay lands upon him. As II was very
dark, and therefore impossible 70 guard against
such blows a. The enraged nan might make
with his weap0ns one officer was compelled
TO run for more assistance, while the other re-
maine on the watch. Two more officers and a
lantern were obtained Murphy had, however.
moved his quarters, but was discovered lying
stretched fat under a wagon. He was taken
and put IN the station house, and yesterday
Esquire East held bin in a thousand dollars
bail to appear al the Criminal Court for trial,
IA default Of giving which be wa committed
70 jail. This instance shows that our police
zen a; tines, run no small danger, and have
need q muetsaddress and courage. The conduct
u ohssn MiIlsr and Lieutenant MeMausy in
this affair hiEhly geaitsb.s to them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-06
PuoDUCE PRICE CURHENT.

conArrrrn DAILY ~ n o. sFicrH AsEEr %
MADlfoH FuErF
A~PPLrs-Grren. IS g46 % hsrfeL
BAcoy-am she sssksf Cisur siaes saGIoc :
shoadsn s4ssei Cwas HaHs. nei2ses Car
vsslod Hams I29ItRb
a2os EEha warm Eaers ios1eE GohsH so8
ST. = h-iun.
RE,Ns-Nsry waar, O. nsi @Rba.nsr
BRAS-zBsso1 out-ndamsui
~HEEF-n-eaei hind gre es7ei fr bel ihg1s.
HEEswAX-2ls a25 p
CArrLE-Oa fot. 6a7e ncu.
CkHBAGE-slo 0sl2 De huadrri-n ismaHt
CORN-m sidts 81 &c.
~CuEEsE-safOc Hh.
CmCEES-Dre-sod s. % dr-u-u iannnd
DRIED ~FRUT-Apalas g. e81D z tuhcl ;
Peeled Frleho 7sEs esus aBi Uareeied Peach
o. g. s5a2 y
DrcKs-H~v 7sasi p = par E'sinh ~
30 q pair.
EGGs-i2fi5- 2 daer-lu tnalI
FLOUR-Iu aoEa superaae. 81 75ae s0i Caaufry
E1tra F1miy s. uoa1 81 mts e. coe7 3d.
FEATHEH-Ggss 1880 Rn
GANE-v-ui=u. ioailsc Pns Bear Ioals Duks
" Msuzrd o. oas % Edseui Ieal' Sc wseS
r ia; Squirrel, 81 % doi Part1trr 81 5oae 90 dos
rutsu. 7sss5ci Pulue Fsrts Ue , paHi Rabb.u
70 Sos Oprsu % so--sae .a market
mnEs-Tlu. i5sGle1i Grcsa, g. n py Suited
iasits green saiod, g p NJ shvsp SKINS o5to
each Deer SAM o. Fbi Con skins 1890
e1-h-in dsmsnl.
HAY-Iu demand retail SIS tu Whaiss.le, go
p tor
~HoSET-In onb. i24EIs-
HOMNY-sa V9F2 % q bushsI
LAED-cunty LerfNo. O. Io1rs pm 90 k.s.,
i25ise
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-06
Ylf6s bg Gflc9rapb.
TO ASSOCIATED PRESS or MEMPHIS,


WksHINGroE, FebraaryJ-Snafe-Onmo
tion Of NJ. Toombs the vote passing the Ma
sour two PEI cent. land bill was re-considered.
Mr.. Cay reported a sabsfitute for the Sscre-
t1ry Of the Nays bill, which proposes 70
economic to the amount Of S600,000. Mcmo-
rials were presented from the cnzeas q New
York, against the increase Of postage, and in
favor Of The homestead bill.
Mr.. Clay's substitute bill for the Secretary
Of the TreasuV's rec~0mmendaton. proposes %
diminish the number Of persons employed in
collecting the revenue one thousand.
Houst.-The Commitfee on Military Affairs
refer ths Oregon and Washingioa war expense
bill, Of nearly a million and a hall doHars, 20
the consideration Of the next Congress.
MI. Phillip T. Colby has been appointed
Marshal Of Kansas.
The appointments Of Messrs. Black and
Mclandless have not hen confrmrd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-06

LovHuLLE, February 5-Riser feet g
inches in the canal.
ST. LOUIS, February b.-River falling I Of
an inch an hour, with 9 feet % Cairo the
Missouri is failing, with q feet in the ohanncl.
Ice makinE rapidlE. but weather modeIatLnE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-06
TTACHMENT


G. " Kama 3statr Of Teunessee-shelhy county In
fhr once Of J. Waldraz, ESQ in ~
uos keller. city Of Memphis
VVHE aefaudaut in this case win take notice theal have
-urf au. ar arfa-hmeut Scr the suna sf7e aeaina
Rim and I'd TIE Ere levied upau qne bTouh horse A. rs
n-rlrr-v Trf he same , returned beiare J. Wai1rsns
IA. aul af Ter rrirl en- Tuesiay m e az q feo-
--srT next. uhenhe cau aureal and cfienc Ne aamH q
llI urra Coz 'rrr1raf araaa l4m. and aEo tI a.
Gde q sale. us12ssstu CEQRGE W HAMA.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-06

New ORLEANS, February Cotton; sales
5000 bales. prices easier, but quotations IN
changed. Receipts al all southern ports
ahead Of last year, i,0O0,75O bales. Mess
Pork firm at sI94@S20. Whisky advanced ?
cents, the effect Of dispatches from Cincinnati,
pee. Gunny bags lie.
NEw YoRK, February 5-Cottoa dull; LOO
bales sold. Flour firm, 1000 bbls. sold. Corn
firm, sales 1900 bush, a; 7eGslc. for white.
Bacon quiet; sides 81; shoulders 6tG7E. Sugar
steady. az 7aSE.
CNotSNArI, February 5.-FlouT, sales SO
bbls., from the country. Mess Pork, SIS IS.
Lard, if4allf. Sugar b~aoyant; sales 200
hhds. at S.. Molasses CSC. Ccf-e steady;
sales 700 sacks al usGl2sc. Whisky 24c.
Bacon %
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-06

CHIcAGo, February 5.-Dispatchcs from
Springfield say The State loses $4,000 BY the
recently discovered fraudulent Canal checks.
On examination the repu,ed counterfeit Canal
checks proved 10 b. genuine Thty were never
cancelled whenp presented 70 the bank, but were
Purloined therefrom and subsequently put in
circulation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-06

SALT LAKE, January 14-The Republican
says Judges Sinclair and Cradhaugh will leave
the Territory in the spring, saying the Nor
mons respect the forms of law, but not the
spirit that neither murder nor any other crime
has been or can be punished and that tici'
presence as Federal officers Is farcical.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-06
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-06

LOUISVILLE, February 81. McCraekea
killed J. d. Beard, Of Spencer county, on
Thursday. The reward Of $1,000 has been
withdrawn, because It is supposed tt murderer
viii surrender to his Friends, 10 enable the lat
ter 20 get the nrHaHd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-06
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