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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-15
Winchester and Alabama RaiIresd.
a 3 z -

AN and after Monday, August 225, 1859,
~ Trains viii be run SIS follows:
Leaving Decherd at 8 O'Clock A. ~, upon
the arrival of the Chattanooga train; arrive AZ
Fayetteville, at II O'Clock 80 minutes A. NJ.
Returning, leave Fayetteville at O'Clock
80 minutes P NJ, arrive at Decherd att P.
NJ. connecting with the Chattanooga train fos
Nashville.
Wearing appa,el alone constitutes baggage.
of which each person will be allowed SO
pounds free of charge; above that weight sub
ject to extra charge payable TO the conductor.
All other articles carried in the baggage
cars will be charged express freight. which
must be paid to the Agent.
4. L. ESTTLL, Chi. Eng.
Sept. l, 1859.
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Executors Sale!
CHhNCERY SALE or LAND.

U1hisGCnI Chlc Cf LEisp,
ION Monday, the Isih day Of Oc-
~ tobcr. Es5S-in pursuance OF a de-
cree Of the Chaucery Court of LINCOLN county,
made at its August term, 1859, in the case
|oi E. a. Lackey snc Others Us Benjamin West
and othe-s--I will offer for sale, on the prem
ises. TO the highest bidder. on a credit Of one
two, and three years, Except per cent,
which viii be required in CASH An EXCEL
LENT SMALL TRACT OF LAND belong
ing to the estate of Rhodes and Elizabeth
West, dec. Said land les in Civil Dist.ics
No. IL, on the waters Of Swan Creek, and
contains about ITO acres: but will be surveyed
before the day of sale, and sold according to
said survey.
Bond and approved security will be re-
quired of the purchaser, and a lien retained
upon the land for the purchase money.
R. FARQUHARSON,
Sept. Is, lS59--4t. Clk d II.
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Attorney General

Attorney General
We announce under the appropriate
head, a gentleman of Winchester a
candidate fer Attorney General OF
this Judicial Circuit.
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" a NLIIED
Valuable Tract of Land for Sale

11ONt va AVA kss&4O
iEHE subscriber offers for A%NCN
IL sale his TRACT OF LAND 6Fs2s<A
containing 45o acres, about 230fssEEftlz{ss
of which are cleared and in cultivation. l.
is about IL miles North East of Huntsville,
on Flint River, and adjoining the lands o.;
Messrs. McCrary, Wright. Humphrey and
Stone. The Improvements consist of good
dwelling. all necessary out houses, good Gin
House. Press, Barn, &c. and well of never
failing water in the yard. The stock range is
very good.
The terms are, one-half cash when posses
sion is given, and the balance in one and two
years without interest. Persons desiring a
good home in very pleasant neighborhood-
are invited to call upon the subscriber. a
bargain sciH Be giren.
For particulars reference is made to C. C,
Mckinney, Esq, OF Fayetteville.
A d. EAESDEN.
Sept. s, le59--3t.
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eaNESIEEER EsIaCEa']

On THE SAME DAY the undersigned. as
Executrix. DC. will sell to the highest bidder.
about II head Of horses and mules, 2 yoke
of oxen, about 20 head Of cattle, sheep, hogs,
geese, wagons, barouche. farming utensils,
about IS bushels of wheat, 400 barrels OF
corn. and l6 shares OF stock $50 90 EACH in
the Fayetteville and Lynchburg Turnpike.
Terms made known Oh the day of sale.
Sept. s, 1859. MARY HESTER.
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Se,canee Nursery /!
AT WINCHESTER. TENN.

I HAVE growing in my Nursery FRUIT
TREES from l to 5 years old, strong and
healthy. embracing all the varieties suited to
this climate,
My Apples are of the best Southern and
Northern varieties suited to this climate
grated or Seeding stocks, numbering over
100 different kinds.
Nv Stock of other Fruits, are equal to any
N rserv in the South, all of which | will sell
as low and on as favorable terms as any dealer
North or South.
have associated with me in the nursery
business Mr. G. III. CHERRY, practical Nur-
seryman of many years experience, who will
devote his time to selecting and propagsting
fruits suited to this locality.
S.W. HOUGHTON.
August 4, 1853.
We have employed Mr. JAS. KlRKPAT-
RICK as our selling Agent. Any trees you
may purchase from him shall be true to
name. &c. 8. W. HOUGHTON & Co.
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CHANCEaY SALE OF SLAVE.
Monday, the eth day Of Ocso-

" Der. 1s59-iD pursuance of decree
Of the Chancery Court Of Lincoln count,
made It rs August term, ls59-in the case Of
Wa. I'll. Holman and Others, Petition 10
divide slsyes--I viii offer FOR sale at the court
house door in the town of Fayetteville, 10 the
highest bidder. on credit of twelve months.
exceps per cent in cash-a likely NEGRO
WOMAN named Celia. belonging to the es
tate of Willis II. Holman, dec
Bond and approved security will be re-
quired Of the purchaser, aud lien retained
upon said slave for the purchase money.
r. FARQUHARSON.
Sent g. ls59-4k Cgk r n
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apprentice Wanted

apprentice Wanted =
Wanted at this Office Immediately,
an apprentice to the Printing bust.
ness. To steady, moral, industri.
Gus, respectable boy, good home
and pleasant situation viii be given.
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CHEANCERY SALE OF LAND.
an Tuesday, the 18th day OF Oc'

N HUCSUstys tBfc HsH WsSy q %
" tOber, lS59-in pursuance OF de-
cree of the Chancery Court of Lincoln conn
ty, made at the August term, 1859. IN the
case of Frances H. Ventress u.s. Mary Z. Ven
tress and others-I will offer for sale, to the
highest bidder, on the premises, valuable
TRACT OF LAND, belonging to said Fran
ces NJ. and the heirs of Lemuel Fl. Ven,ress,
j &C., jointly, lying on the waters Of Stewart's
Creek, containing about l2l acres. Said
land will be sold on credit of one and two
years. free from the widows right Of dover
therein.
Bond ana approved security will be requir-
ed OF the purchaser, and lien retained upon
the land for the purchase money.
r. FARQUHARSON,
Sept 6. 1851 Ck d ~
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SHOES.
Bargains, Bargains.

Nor is the time 10 Buy Goods Cheap!
A S the season for Spring aud Summer
IA Goods is drawing to close, and We
wish to make arrangements for the fall trade,
and have on hand very superior stock Of La
dies Dress Good adapted to the present sea-
son. which we do not wish to carry over, we
will nov sell o.
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* - As

the following description of goods, viz--Pain-
ted Lawns, Muslins Jaconets, OrgaEdies, Be-
RACES, single and double skirts. ParasoIs, Fans
&c. faf
These goods are new, and of the latest and
most fashionable styles. Then We say to al
who would buy goods very lo1 como nosO
and don't wait til they are gone.
July Il, 1853. ". g. r. PETTY
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Deatbs.
DIED..

In this county. Friday, 9th inst, at 81
O'Clock p. NJ. JAMES P. BAXTER, Esq, aged
about CT years. He was born April IL, 1892
lie has gone to heaven beyond doubt. lie
was kinI man, both to his family and neigh
bors
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9tnf CarrfRt.

BAGsISG-Indis Bassing &c . IS kentueky Hsud
Lcem u ne i5f d Power Loom ~ 70 lie
oOFfER-We quote Pair q TN D i2g prime i2s 70
I2Hi Jsva % % 2e Per n Rio I2E TO nAj Lssusyn
u % l5c.
oHEEsE-w R. IoS % lie K D 1856 Pine A5ps,
CR1CKERs-wster o. Os Butter o. 50 scis ssooF
ers SUGAR IS - sda s2-0PsThoK
c-0RDGGE-Nsnils sIs 50. Cotton Is % IS.
FIsH-Mackerel No 1, BIS sle hall hris, 80 kls s1@
Eo2 ors as half bis S. hts s20 Ne bHs ara
FIoUR@ssPsrsss y % to IS co. City Extra IS % 20
seG St Louis Extra 500 % $50 Knoxyile g 50
GLAsAPerb box q 50 NJ Frcnch WindoE. sriO. 81 Is
% 2 60 loEl2 e 50 to So Pistssorsh, sHio, e s& iozi2
GUNPoWDER-Keuiacty Rias STOOL TO per tez
Mining Is 90 o 50.
IRo-ScunSsfIsna bar 5se per n Penn PiasburE
bari ~ % fAc
LEATHER[sales Al Wholesale for sklrtinss 81. 10 ssz
Harness aito sc Oak Ssie No ~ 10 8G Hemick Sole
. % % per d Bride Leather % 20 g per dzi rTpor
uvsT IS 60 81 Aliou .mi s, Gsnsvisrs
81 Is 10 s2-saUe.
81 70 2 Od Reserve 81 % ! So Imitation t5 Irish e. oi
Common Rectihed WHISKY Is 70 2scs DeKieris - % ~
Pe.eh Brandy 81 IS 70 3 Apple Bauiy 81 Db2
IcNBER-PoplsT sis 50; Cypress SIC; Yenou Pine.
rcush as Pine Fiooriug 80 Gear White Pine $50 it
EoL1ssEs-sas % o aG han Srs ~ to IS and
MoooNB, RoS uERxepsrR.
1AA1rAA1 - -
to SD. snail and large hfis.
NAILS-s3 IS 70 IS per kcg-
OIL-Linseci Oh s5to SOC lard Oil SIS 70 s lies Mo-
I and Castor OF 81 Is.
PROTIsIONs-SsE Bsoou. cssr Sides I9Se pisin
hams 10 % fok; Shoulders - tosN; Nos Pork eSs
kulk PuTk. ruund hos. - Mesz Beef. eiG.
PAFER-WrapQlnE soc 70 81 per ream.
PICELEL gal Gherkin IS ei \ gal Do IS 5s ga
Go g. So \ EakOyEterE IS 50
RICES 70 &c per \.
~ROPE-HAnd spun TX 70 sac Nadine 3 @ ssc.
X % ~; Prime 8 70 BEc Choice ard
Psncy 81 70 81 Fang So to9H.
Saith lots, Coarse 81 IS 70 %. Fine q 50 % I S.
retail. 81 90 20 ! 50 for coarse. and I Is 10 I 50 for nue
Prices Of salt have advanced nsly Sc per bag frunleVs
noihinE oderiue.
SoAP-Bsr 81 % skc per n.
~sFICES-Pepper lac; Cinnamon 20 10 a. Cloves 60 b
a. GiuEer 81 Spice Il 70 tScpeIh-
sEEDs-Cgver 60 b ls Hue Gas s. TO 2& Tin
ohyt 50 to5oe Herdsgrass So ? IS Nusksets@ %
s. Orchard I IS % Sc.
SuINGLE@ 0D 81
RTE-None tn market
per-
uN--Pate per bax. I c II T5iI XIs5o Bar TN -.
TEA-Imperisl IS % 81 GunpaWder ac 20 e.; Young
HyE1. 7c col So Back Etol0.
~r0BACCO-No. X and Tenn rs % ssc pr >; VI sc
10 81 LeEf1H 90 to75.
M b 1c pr =.
TNEGAR-Pure White Wfnn 70 Der uE Pure Ar
pie $40 Der hrE Chemiai4Dt aas
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Spiral Notifrs
D|YsPEPsIAi DYsPEPsIAn

- LMN|AN
pyspspsia l. ous Nataasi Dieass-aeit ran,-h.
feeble digestion. distress sfsr esiiu-. essfirs hs8u.
blious sudiasu uaa m,ay ssa.r via a. snd ir 81
tulnut sJmptms of bal taata. coated isurus. stsfs5.sef
head a1d EnscEs y hs,Iarhef Tst hsw fsu lns- NV
70 cure f Generally b-aause ne b1rsls A. oan.u-
plted. resort b bad % aihaula. or a-zzflres. Do, sa-h
q oodiidn vas uegsr cured BY eanrrie. stase only
one b. % ueakei ne diresfiun. ara impair tic iaier-
rify Of he entire assimifauge syanm.
But uuNPHRErs HOMEOPATHIC DTsPKPsIA
FILLS single m~rtiaiei suglr pil-lare cured hm-
dre1 o. fe worst ani ua.f o1rinata eases. MS !
aane slnpJ bT impsuVlug ne tone nd restoring ~ in-
tssfity u ne AEeatte gaus. from rhich result raod
HTpeute. reguiar hltis tdear head andh1arant sp-rit
sab o medicine Is q srn. ani oaiy req1ires % Del fnsvu
20 BE- appreciafsd
F1oe ceHts per box win fireltans .r taEes e..
MA nI safof uurfrunEY'a u01fCoForuIc
srrcfrfcs vih BsF 90 Directions. md trru,y easr-
sf rrmeiiru. m arse uaa. narael5 oae. 81 o. IN
plain case 81 family case % % baze antt-t g.
mee remedies. D. fhr fasie tar " ess- srr ssnf b.
nail er errres, Zee 10 ohsrz-. % su1 stir 10 re-
oeirtcf ne pr-e afir-.a
uu 3 HUMPHREYS a CO..
80. 81 nroalusy New rrt
sh 20 arusha by g. nASsFIELD co.
f~eI-fffeaf
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S~oUTHEKs FIELD AEn FIREsIDE-The sec
ond number Of This paper, published a. Angus
Ia, Georgia, BY James Gardner, Esq. is before
De. It is gotten Up in beautiful style and is
every way worthy Of the patronage Of The
Southern public, to whom, we take it, it locks
principally FOR support The first number con
tains in part an article" Master William
Mitten OF a youth OF brilliant talents
who was ruined BY bad luck, written BY
Judge Longstreet, (author Of the Gsorria
Sasnes,, which is alone vvorth the subscription
OS2.O0) 10 the paper. It gives US pleasure 10
commend the work 10 our readers, who eould
a~svantageously exchange for it the trashy
and nsmbyPamby papers and periodicals
with which We are flooded from de North
em States. Specimen copies Of the Soudera
Fidd asd Fresids may be seen 1t an cur
book stores.
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momiarV AND finantiaI
nEnPHIs DAILY AFFKAL 0FFiCE.
WrNmuaM lime z ~


ST. LOWS -Fum ne pemocrat. June 4 nonetnn-
Eaairs n mis- city were ~pericery quiet u-dsy. We
have % lhlu11 Hhaisgfr fl rTfn. Eisfrrn exchange is
- prem o. tsnk1tie fuut Sew Orleans = premium
cu~urlUih9IH Pea DE-
NV oHLEsSs-Fmm ne Picayme June The
ma7trt e1nuuuef Ihe nrriliiaaly iudlrucef hT ne
unaalsfadqT rn1Eres af aftiu nnad. md here j. a
irseued degree a oeufisrcr generally than Was noucef
st he date n oar last weekly summary. During ne
past seeE Aouey has been in more aaire demand. and
lrregfrs have sh1Hfd a partial WILLINGNESS b. al1rirt %
ths fnhanoed preten-ians q lenders. ne i1lfer are ~
fttrosel O lrt qut t1fir means - freely. anfirlraiug
faat auT fNtensionuf fu1tif in Europe viii pot up uf
rstes o nElHe prizes. We ~ no rinrlfa ln this
iufgemeat alna1Eh freely admitting that further o.
relae c~1uplealons au1ad nay teal % tighten ue
martef. HsFeFerl Ne an mt % money required just
n1E Il nf ltrse, 1aueh many uuld parties are proFid-
ins themselves ln afFanoe 70 mrir aanfs ne rate Or
prime lou1 pager hal Eure up % gFd. az uhicl here have
been fundrJ ueElaafruE. and o. DO Tor fair names. rlrsf
class accertlnef1 uaturing within six m1nfha are taken
AZ q g. Bot ne fuurFof nhrse h. snail.
ne Enchanze market has aEin amrHhaf sufrned
Ns week. ne ruTrTs 9Wlur ~ limited trnnsncflaua in
~yruiucr, haslug auarhsf diminished A. ne samafma
ne eemand Afal We aaatn Ciesf afefling uoe1li0A
aud BiIof LaflaE pruns ilaaf09H Francs $685. ST..
sight uremium.
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over a large part Of
the globe, Is the consequences Of a diseased acton
in the system, induced By the poisonous miasm Of
vegetable decay. This c1halau0n Is evolved By
the acton Of solar heat on wet sol. and rises With
the uateU vapoF from IL. While the sun is below
the horir0u this vapor lngers near the ezrths sur
face. and the virls Is taken with il through the
lungs into the blood There il acts as an irritating
poison on the iutemalv ssera and excreung organ
o. the body. The liver becomes torpid and fans %
sccreta not only this virus, but also the BILE from
the blood. Both the virus and the BILE accumullte
IN TIE circulation. and produce violent consutu-
doual disorder. The spleen. the kidneys, and the
si1m1ch sympathiEe with the liver, and become
disorde1ed also. Finally, the instinct Of our or
ganiym, as II IN an attempt TO expd the noNious
infusion, concentrates the waole blood Of the body
IN the internal eNcretoues % force them % east Il
out The blood leaves The surface, and ushes 70
the central organs with congesive violence. Ihis
is the CHILL. But In this efortit fails. Then the
FEvER follows In which the blood leaves the cen
tral organs and PUSHES % the surface, as II IN
another effort 70 eEpel the irritating po,son through
that other great excretoU-he skin In tins
also it fails. and the system ahandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits Tor the recovery Of strength
20 rcrcat the hopeless ef1rt another day. These
are the fs or paroxysms Of FEvEa AID AouE-
Sach constitutional disorder vii Of course under
mine the health II it is not removed
We have hbored to End. and have found, an
mwaaNnHn
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED
n
Richest D6GGem
~
Worn hY Kings or Emneror.-

HhGi7 Way 9 BeautfHl Had Of Hair.
pEcAUsE &c q ne ornameuto o. SOD himself provided
- hr aI tur race. Reader, although ire rose ms7
o-an ever buehiT in .he a1rin- deek 90 re D.
ever 20 tparHlnE ne teen be- r,se Or peara. f he
heal b. beren af is covering. or M hair Be- wrrIef anf
Alf L1uh and Dry rr worse san. Or Eurutlel
Pr1f Waaffs Hair Eestaufr-. 80 ~ ar ff-ss
times a wrek. VIII r-stlre and re-manantlv r-r-4 ta OF
il on ern1mrrt hral ue fli19in< AM u-r ne
@ 70 l Ae ce.flratrl pianist lHsbrE
NV YORK. AprI o. fE8
Dr. W0op-p-t- Sir Fermt ms D erprrs - rre
Ae Mana ul uuiFr Or &c eulrs resr1rsI1l ~
~ in ne Cu-1-t sute Do was rapidly s~couinr wsv
aH - t Tur HtF Rest1rulve O.
rafira go very slalrfa uvsllau. quite elnulus AZ
vel surra3is- Ian dear Sir y11u truly.
-Drvrh .,re .yu-
Weah Nssspap-r Om1s. % Nazanst. AprI a. 81
EsEf 90 lreelvri a houie V var Hair Restorative
md uve it o. my wife. uta o1udnfed b ~ n % he-
hair ltae hiakae at The tlns that tu1uif Restore ms
H1 haf , Us crGilai oli1I. Int % her 81 veu a. my
surpr.1e. arsr a lev vesks' trial 81 has performed ~
Tunierfui edect By tuuiug al ne mT halra b q dtTs
brown. ut the sane time bsauufTng snI thieEeninr ne
hair. strangIy rsoammsui a. shlvs Rs,t8a-ve 70 !
pefssas vsnto o. sub caaaEe q hsL hsir
cHAPLEs GARDEN
NV YORK. JAY IS. 1857
Pr o. wooD vim clnilsuce o. I r=almmsus
Tuur HAIR Elroratve, a. teirE Ia most slcartus arti-
Gle . ever saE since ulinE voar Hair Restorative. ne
hair and uhakers. which were aim1st Uhlte. have uaE
sally Erouu iarkg and Iuow feel oonadeut uaf > ser
u1are srrucaaous VII restore ten % their unf1rl
oaIdr- uala8 Ia. reIisrrf me- Of au tandrun anf ur1Tes-
an- tf1hug clumdn ar'ang perElla Whoueruplre ree-
b. J g. EIL8T
Praf woon About tu5 years seou hair mnssesd
falling OF and tu-utnE aravs 7 we last tecmlaE tad
nd lad tried many remedies o. no eual = oamueu-st
-slur rour RasGrEuga On TrnunrE laEt- Alsr arpI11-
aaus fastened my hair d-nly utemn % 81 up. r-ou
ont ard turned BACK 90 ls former color. UlscF1 AIMS
TINE f De- fully restored u is 1riziual cllcr lsaifh. ard
sr1eauan-e snif 1heerilny commend is ue = M
T. D. HOES.
Clla1n. m. Nays 1857
ne Restorative b. PET 10 in Eflss q tlres sireSvl1-
ar-e meiuu ani suali ne snail hais hHf q pima
zui rsaLs Or one Dollar uerbauirs ne mcii-u tra7
az beast tEsafy Der cent ulare o. EraFar--l l4l me
small. rcflils for two a i1r- q tatre1 The arEn hr1s a
Quart forts per cent mors ia proportion. and raUs Or
lhree dollar bottle
o. J. WOOD 3 co. Prrurlftora az Braatway Nrw
Tlrf, On the great Neu TlrE Wire Railing Elllsh-
uelrH and ia MarEaf street 81 Lalis No.
~ Ana sod ly 81 sol rrrrr ana Flucy Goods
dealrr. mar1-au7m
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CoumlrtiaI Skaters.


HA" 2
corroS-rhere wss more arisity IN TIE Marie s%erier-
Az thau DURING he whole q iast week some $50 bales
~efe Did % M eastern order, nd . bsiss ff ne Heu-
phis Ya-isu. N fsssuins .siss We nsied. uhih yin
ave en- iaea q ae prrvaIeut rates = bsissnsz fsi
81, sstss. n 81 %. and q 1t ioN. vas rumored
nsf q porioa o he p~erehass,. ai;haush p~usfsaeaiy fos
ne eastern marfst. were really Cor prcuisiuu. Prices
Eers ia Irregular for quaiai0nE-i sod style u Mo
ainz sd Alto.
In Gucsriss snd zsasrsi bu.ineu We have Id an-
oih-s rery dull vsrt. mere b little inquirJ ~ ruBe
md hsainE one houss 80 beard q has bssn ssIins
t1ieuhly laTEsy Of bah wheat Is in fsman1i ane
house l. nniuz % crasr, which l. % Be umpieisd his
veet, of aooo busbsis II q 90 , bu.hsi FsuF b %
haEsr nasasd ansr, and as quoiau0us rsmain IN
dhansss.
ne oinaun-H sua s. Lsuis rspens sssat = soue
movement in nlur Al 1uehanErd prices A. S. Lur
uhsai had aishfiy dsdined. q Cincinnati "a vas arm.
IN 81 Louis corn vas duiL IN cineinuau - vs. arm a.
so8sl cents WHISKY was buoysnt in 81 Lsaii Al p
esuts z guiiou. snd sm in cneiunaa At IN sdraaas o.
haf . cent. A. s.. louis mere Euss an Improvement 10
All Erades q isaaoo. Ia cineinusu he prices "a pro-
visions we're namiaaly unchanged; there uas 20 iuluiry
aod 10 ales we're uikine.
Our cotton market daring ths whole week msuifesied
the same siamant eharaa,sr a. before. On TUESDAY ve
V~gbii'hed Eunpeau news o. decline u y in ne liver
POI market IN New Orleans. 90 WEDNESDAY. ne
martei outiuued unehauEed. To Esv Tof mere VAS
decline q N4s. On murssY later Eurovcsn inteni-
senoe spote Of couan beinsaimst unsalesbls 10 ths Lv-
e1pool market, win = decline q % siEhfh 10 q auarter.
M stoek ir pert vas SIS 90 bales. IN Nev Orlesns,
On Fdday, Cotton declined 4. Midninz vas quofsd a.
iok9fI ne qunutiiy q Cotton received At au south-
sru ports ahesd % last year vas 81 90 hsis- On son
day morning " ~pubhshed ne steamer washinrtoa's
news. There Wlsa dun market easier price, and uu-
ohanEedqu tatious. The market closed steady.
willie ssen y me New Orlean, news Ne pusish
IN ns tsieErsphic oaiumn his morning. that his ha
news has been o~onsiruei nvurshiy, sniesusei a huoJ1ui
market. uosused some saiviiy in oar maftst. and d
vsshsisred nat sp-cuiaiou we're quisty matiuE puF-
eh4ses, in sutiepsiion q improved prizes n ne var
IN EUROPE does not spread. there mas be improvemsut-
everythiHg drpsnds upon that.
Ths total Shipments for ne week were 80 bales. .
vhieh Isl went d0vm The river and Us up nstaal
shipments he ~Previous week we're s6s-dsereass az
hales-
The total shipmsun Of tas ssason have been 2B.s4
bales to New Orleans - 2ss up the rirsr-sal ship
neuis from September I. iss. 10 June & 1858. 1ts77
bales.
ne reosipo Of he veeE b. The Ohio miiroad we're $
bales. By the Mississippi road 7bales. snd ~ river IFS
bales.
Esimsfed stset on hand. Bsss bale.
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ST LOWS. Juae She Overhead Mail win san
Frsnriaeo dsisso o. nc I'm iast auired IN fhs oiy D..
night ny MS arrival Nc se informed q TIE desfh -
sight white psrzns Who Eere Allied D. DE Inlisus
~hiis wuspeeiinE fer silver Near Honsy Lake- ne
houze Of Co. steveue1a. It Rel Hiuf. VS. hurn-i On ne
iia inst. Col Stevenson, he wife, 9 Nozar ara I've
childEsH perifhsd in ms hamss M Au-ouian news
paper % ths ish inst. Is nned win aooounis q ne pro
ceedinEs q band q Rsgustou Who bad driven al he
He1iosn from the ssuoua Tany. and had ouumiued
several murdsrs- Us roaps bad been sent from Fou
Budhanau 70 suppress Further prooeedinss
ne nail hrines Coz. Cumminef prodamaIonfo Tor
TIE dispersion q Aornaus WI ere asocisied togstber
In q solitary capacity In he mountains o-ncirding salt
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-07

CoUscIL AND THE FTNANcIAL REFoEr.-
Council tonight holds its first meeting for the
month Of June, and this afternoon al three
O'Clock the various city officials make their re
ports. Among these reports should be one
from the City Register, showing in a condensed
form the exact condition Of the City Treasury
and explaining how much has been spentd during
the moath On Improvements, police, lighting
the city, for the various city Offices, for interest
and 50 on. Il is now about four months since
a resolution, offered BY Aid. Kortrecht, was
passed requiring this TO be done, that The
secrecy and mystery in which the city financial
afsirshad been enveloPed might be done away,
and the people informed Of what was done
with their money; yet thus far the report has
been withheld, not one monthly report q the
character required having been presented to
Council. VIII it Be offered this afternoon
We stall see.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-07

PourcE REroRrs-As Al present made, the
police reports to council are worthless; they
give some information which IS obtained In .
better shape from the Recorder, and withhold
that classification Of ofenses which alone
makes such a report Of value. The report
should specify the charges, as assault, drunk
onnsss, vagrancy, murder, larceny, etc, and
state the number Of arrests for each THIS
would allow Of one month or year being con-
pared with another, and show where enmes
and misdemesnors were increasing or dscrsas-
ing. r. il is desired 10 show what The individ-
ual officers have done, let their names be given
on the number Of arrests each man has made.