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ENCHANGE AND naNK NOTE LIST.


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AalE ~ ChaHauara rsriHaaE 20 Amarlw --.s.Glds
cUurrrIal Hl1E..... uasiHr East Ee1n. nHrl o. AZ
aanf e. Wftrcun...- 81 Enchslcs halE Ieln
H1lE e Mrmulla-.... Hari ---...N
City harE. EnanrIUa u~rrIAurulIul1I uanE.
Hsuk ~ EuorrlHe.... ralf EIrL..--.... lrna-.
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H1It n EarkviIa-... 4 a. nnrtCaraiaa---sa d.
Hsnk q hidile Tenn. 1 dls|E. 2. Eaat. ...- Gees 0 hs
natrr9 hank.. Gee. I dsiaerua faa bauEfl-s d.
Nlrrirm Rama Team. I fft BarE cf Afarus. o.. o Hs
haaE o. Farla.......- iAaIBsnt ~ Faits1. Ga... 8 a.
Fsruers' HsnE.EuaE- 81 ~ CaiumhuF, Ga. Q 1s
rlla -..s..s.s-.s- 9 AsIhk MIAls o.. 2 fa
Merchants Bank ..-. . de Laulsiaua Elnts -..sh fE
River Eauf. ri1ainr. per- state SANG Aufama 8 els
alufhsrn GEnk a. B.. rsr| Harfheru Bsnf Ale. pr
eouar HanE.-.t...ss. 2 tnIaahils hslEr..sss.s. Z de
shelhTFile nsuE ...s 9 ffIOthsr Aialsua BaaEs Z de
Bank 81 f1c rulc1..- o Hs|UViuia uilks s..... . a.
hreE's nsuf.... 900. ] dis|0nt0. AZ. an1 4. Q Csc
EsHE % frfaraan-sss Q fr' STATE hark % Imi-... Z fs
L-rsurclurr H1uE.. 8 dis' nltulis anf WlH s.zsff ITS
Dsairfiss Ba1k-.-..-b siFrse BsnES tni.- -.286 ~
EsLssg-Ss1ing Rafcf
Geg NarG-.s-.s..H urrulcharest4u .....- = prem
Fhiiale.phla .-..-s-A prel| Claclunau s.-. 80 prem
Hlstlu ....---...-s prem 81 Louis ......-.k prem
heH urleans-....a Drenl LQ1isElhe $1,000 4 wem
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For Acknowledgement and state
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We are satho-izei ant rsqusl-si 20 sn1ounos JANIS
O. THORNTON. ESQ. of Mcmphis. a1a caniiiats fgr
he o1os - Aitarusy-Gsaerai aldRsPortsr o. re ststs.
a. ~ s.s--as el--a-s sa De l1h Anga.t bs,s
For Attorney-GeneraI and Reporter.
VIZ are au.borlf-d o au-s1noe ~. B REESE. IT,. q
Elszyll- o. a 1anit-ts for Arsrnsy-ssnsrs a1i as-
po-ts= IN place Oh Z T suss1. rssinsd
frrfs-fa
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FRANK
Leaves NsurhiI every 5sr-EDtT -tfF 81 l-tr-r
ing l1a-ss VIA lEE every rCEslAT aFA-
TTnE s61vs hrasa .E-r-pssssnF- rszu
II erg have Been -a1rE rrl1enfI
tha lrsia ls.Uas1 8-~a no Fl-kla
alI wiI rur tarHC=alHs La gl-rr t1a-
ne ErF-aE 7ale11t. raE4Ez rer enc
OIL u1luL.H u Ir river r7l-sa- Ar1sa saf
-5 rsesirln- lrl-h Or raE- r- a117
11lnlz Oh ua
.f-kansas and white Rfre-s-
within Is h1Ents 1f me rrs O. roo Lr fa1frr "a
49, a@ra FnnT ar4 -aaa saH ae o.
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from WashInrron

wAsmSsroS. July 2i-ns President ~, rendered
ire Central American Mission 20 D. n. Baufsr. Of
North Carolina. Il isthou-ht he Vii decline
ne armisfics between the Auiss ord Austria has
~producsd much uauarsticn In government. omcial md
diplomatic ciurles-
Dispa'ches Of N important nstars have been received
from Minister McLane.
me siaap-os-Tar savauush is tsaiu 70 Re sent 70 me
Gulf q Mexico.
Theve-seis ofthis Goverumeut 70 ne Huzil station m
the river II Plata. are o remain there while fhs M
settled condition Of Stair oaatnus iu NAT quarter,
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CoNMIrrED.-Henrv Desrdin, whe hss been
in The city prison fer some time upon the
charge Of stealing a box Of soap and a pair Of
compassss, was examined before Esquire
Horne yesterday and reminded 10 prison fer
final trial, IN defsul. Of $500 bail.
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F-oRRTALLISG rHE MABKEr-F. Mslates.
"a, the keeper Of a Main street fruit store, wa
araigned before the Recorder yesterday upon
the charge Of forestaling the market, in thai
be had ~moaoPoli1ed a quantity Of water-mel,
ions before market hours, contrary 70 The or
dinanos. The accused pleaded ignorance @,
ths regulation, and the Recorder assessed a
fine Of only s. against him.
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SLl,D9 WINDOW FRAMES

&esf &c-b 49,
Which viii BE- mlH uD 90 order On short rclce H.
0ar3errars p-crlrGrrrt VII De- au1Hrl--11ea 1g
mo. Ee-s. wsI FreH1 90 De % sIaFror m'c1Znlc H.
win Rive la l=ra usi srrl-gnl 90 OBJ ur-er- l& e-
.rsat far wrr u .s-- rrfrl -t l-E--r-
NJ rare arereef Ur ~se-ricss o. q on h7a ss
r-sna1 iT - Ff-rf.-rs D-utrHueu-- uso VII raT
sfrtet attention 90 sHir-s sul give il4rna- 2
venting arv t1l- M Hrl ino lanl.t
whale viii - under the imn7iists sl7arTa'o1 o. oIr
Mr. J. 2 McEiHnsr. MA uAl remcH atA F2g a.
ring business hrus-
Ts-TTr- r-isrs sre zdlidtsl o~ders received sa@--
AZ 81 s.5rs. SO. T83 Eln street.. pr 90 rha
M MsETEEET q %
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- furniture, Furniture p
WE sre stl selling Furniture Just as cheap Is
W ever. and cur estsblEhmeut has got me nsme Cf
selling furniture q our uvn manufacture cheap. Al
vis1inE goods On our uaei csu 81 l2 Main street. at B.
HEgsHAw'S, MemphL-
bI7-iaz s. o. o. NILES. Agent.
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GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE,
Two Daily Through Trains,

Two Daily Through Trains,
Carrying M UHled States MAJ, lsare Memphis arn,
ing and evening
APkEes % p \
insuriuE fEa time sud reliable Connection over a hrE
eass Dad ana Wlde-ZuaEe Cars, ENTIRELY through SLAVE
territorF- aud though the most healthy. interesting and
Fcturrque u0uuu- in Ameuca-
Trains arrive e. Memphis manning and evening.
I2S hHnIess % P n
EEr-ess NAH af.----s4- -s-a-sss6. A.. n.
Railroad time % miHufes faster ttgn Memphis
time II
uroash TicEst= -FH fe
NEW 4 MONTGOMERY, ALA
PHILADELPHIA AUGUSTA.
BALTIMORE. COLUMBIA s e..
WASHINGTON CRY. PETERSBURs.
SAVANNAH. NORFOLK.
CHARLESTON COLUMBUS. GA.
BEBSHEBA SPRINGS. HOLLY SPRINGS.
IRGTN PRIMES. CINCINNATI.
NASHVILLE. E~NONTILLE.
LOUISVILLE, L-TNCHBURG,
ST LOUIS, RICHMOND,
TLAETA. CATRO
MACON. JACKSON,
CANTON, n. ORLEANS
E-For THROUGH TICKETS sppIy az TIE omac Of the
New Orleans and Jadksuu Ralru1l. au4 81 Tie pHce OF
the Memphis and Nee Orleans Packet Company. ST.
Charles Hotel. New Orleans; at The Whautass at Nat
chez and NlcksturEi a. ne Company Once, NJ. %
Fralt Rev, AZ the RaIruaf Depot. Memphis az Grand
FUNSTON and Huntsville.
FAT FREIGHT ARRANGEMENTS
Nov DE Or deliver Easfern lreirhf via Charleston.
oava1nah and Nirgiula Western freIght 90 Esst Teuues-
So, Tl1lnis. Georgia. Alahaua and Sarth Carolina,
e-aer route. Always forwarded free stMeuphls Char
i=st5a end savannah. ~ C~5nsiEoios O. "Hulruld
Agents" q AYREs.
i5Is-iv superaieaaant W. D Nsm55is
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FArAL RALE1kD AccIDEEI.-A shocking
and fatal railroad accident occurred at the de-
pot Of the Mississippi and Tennessss Railroad,
rust before the departure Of the train. Ayoung
msn froa Davidson county, Tenn, named
William Newsom, about nineteen years of age,
was standing on the track at a tine when the
locomotive and tender we're al the water tank.
Tie engine was started, and the young man
falling 10 hear the bell, was struck By the
train and had bis back broken. The unfortu-
nate young mar fingered in great pain until
about noon yesterday, when death came 10 his
relief. II is a painful coincidence that The
father Of young NeWsou, late Of Desoto cOun-
ty, Miss, died in this city on Tuesday last,
having visited the city TO undergo treatment
for a cancer.
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Watches, clocks, jevelry, siver and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement Of
A. J.. Warren & Co, 293 Main street
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Ia another column, see the advertisement q
GEoAeE PArrIsoE a Co, Booksellers and
siationsrs. pa Main street, near Madisos
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Business 9otitcs.

Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Mn
Machinery. Read advertisements Ct
ORGILL, BROS. = CO
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sroDAFs's PiANosi sroDAHT's PrAso -
Having succeeded ihe late P. Flavio in The
agency Of these celebrated Instruments, take
pleasure IN informing ;hs publie that have
Just received a large addition to The stock and
viii sell them, a. heretofore, At New York
price,. Every instrument fully guaranteed
jyid&w In c. ". ALEXANDER
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INTELLIGENCE OTFIoE-We learn that
there is a grsat demand al present for house
servants. To such persons as are in want q
good, COMPETENT and reliable sergaa WI rec
ommend our old friend Billy DaEiis, who
keeps an intelligence Office Oh the alley be-
low Washington street, between Front Row
and Second street Billy is &c clever End
accommodating as a man ever gets 70 be.
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THE undrrzimed beiug q~usiinutd, July Tern. 1859.
Il of1he CauaiyC Court - shelby County. as Execu-
tore o. He hst vail ant testament a. william Wash,
leCeascds ate ~ said county. hereby nufiiy al persons
havlnE claims asainst SAID estate O. present nfm as the
lac directs, OF this notice VIII b. put IN bar Of the
same, and Ill persons inicbtel O. said esfsfe ere request
Cd o. cuua forward and settle ne sane.
ROBERT ECKLN,
yI5-lftsas JARED s. EDWARDS.
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PEzsoSAL-Dr. J. ". Lsftwich, Of tbi,
city, who has been absent at the North for sew
eral weeks, and Capt J. r. Mulford The trIy-
cling agent Of the Lake steamers which ply
between Buffalo and Detroit were passengers
70 this city BY The steamer Moses Mcclellan
--,.f.-aa-
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sE10EgC8s
HAVING disp2cd 70 oar eut-s lute-s. IN the h1use
II o. o. COLEMAN q toJ G. Tzunar, $3.50 val
continue the business o. the hrm. ve c~leerfuTy con-
mend Rim m our patrons 81 eue vortly o. Do oonGdencs
%. COLEMAN q co.
B. Toe pre1e1Ias card D. vii be seen nat 1 have
undertake. tbs WHOLESALE IoBACCO n CIGAR
GUINNESS, heretofore oanductsd DIV o Coleman a CO.
7 eryoy al tie fasliues znladvautlre possessed By this
1-u- and shall De grateful or a r1rfuusu-s q the Tier
al EatraaEse extended o. them.
bIo4m J. g.. TASNOR
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THERxAL-Ths following observations OF
the tAermomster were taken BY L. C. Mar
The conditions laid down by the Smithsonian
Institute, at seven o'clock each morning, two
IN DE afternoon, and nine IN the evening Al
those hours the Thermometer stood on Monday
SO, GO sn3s77 on Tuesday at SO 99e
and $50 on Wednesday at Sc 95e ani
s3e; yesterday II seven A. 81. II stood ats2e
and at two r. n at ess. Tuesday was th'
hottest day this season, yesterday az two the
heat was only one degree less than on Tues
far-
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Refer to Speed, Donoho s sllsnge'a eoluma.
See F. H. Clsrk 49, column.
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evidence OF ITS virtues Wherever u mas been en-
pl1yod A. It has long been in constant use
throughout this section. we need not Do more than
assure the people is quality Is kept up 10 the best
L ever has been, and that It may be relied on 70
% for their relief an it has ever been found &c 90
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
FUR ALL THE PURPOSES or A FBR6sTW MEDICINE.
FOR CosuyENEss
Fou TEE Cure OF DVsEErsAs
Eo1 JAUgDIcE
FoE III CUnE OF I-SDI5EuoE.
EoE HEADACHEi
FCn IHE CUHE OF DTsESTEnri
For A Foul STOMACH.
For THE CUE OF E~AYsFEIAs.
F0R II FLEsi
FcH THE CURE OF SCRoTULAs
FCR All ScR0FCLoUs CoNpLAEIss
FoH IHE CUEE or RuEUMAusM.
FoR DISEASES OF THE sKE
FoH THE CuHE OF LurE COWFLArr;
Fo2 DRoFsY;
Fen CunE OF TETTER, TrZors GxD SAT-
RuEUMs
FoR WoRysi
Fon THE CURE OF GoUIs
FoR A DrSNER Pill;
E0R TIE CUEE OF NErRALGLA
FoR PURFTINg II BLOOD.
Tbev are snr-r-eosted. SO thas the mast sslsi-
1--we can take them pleasantly. and being purely
vegetable, no harm can ause from thar use N any
quantity
Price IS cents par Hox 1--WE boEss for sloo
Great unberr OF Clergyman, P~hysidans. States
men, and eminent pers0nages, have lent theu
r-ncs 90 certify the unparalleled ussfulnesso Of these
rgmedies. hut cur spacc here vii not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named FIR
rish gratis orr ANrRIcAN ALMANAC in which they
ne sven; with also full descriptions Of he aheve
con nlaints. and the treatment hat should he fol-
lered Jos their cure.
ID uet be nut OF BY uupuneipled dealers with
rl1r rrcrarai0us they make mere proit on.
Dcraad AyEH's, and take % othcrs- The -ick
want the best aid there's for them, aud they should
have g.
al car Remedies are Cor sale h
r. +. FARNsWORTH & CO..
s MANSFIELD & CO., Memphis,
A. Wholessls and etail, ard by al Dealers
rlsewhere. ds-deod:Weow
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Vicksburg, shreveport ana TeEaa

naAAALnaaau
r-arEa-s fllE I-s uH-l- --l - raaa-F7
Larllne 1rf Eaullrln. us r1Hrr i-E .E aHUlr.7
with raHa1Is Palser Lines sr Cs.-r. g. -sr- Ia--
vile. with tie Memphis s1t CEr--l- Et au1 p
onneHl1rF. va Ea WlfH ar' ono l f
Through Tickets
Are ul % lH lane ever .s rzF-U1 Hwle an.
-arr1aa lines shove sp~zeI s. CO -Eles w4ll are @
material ssviaE U ths traveller. -- 1Tsr.1E tf -El
irf1rsuen- af a aaviu- ri tine ara -1-rT-
Tine e-Fsen Mel.lE lla Eaa- ms F-7
s1f E11ai-al-21 11urs Between Memphis a1t Wa
hu---1 hours.
rer fl-t-er mfrul.aa a-ry laaer N-
or b 4. 4. UHWTTEF@
z- E4l ssHs
Z w zr4-r Af-a-H..-- s-srf n
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The ABDUCTION CAsE-Chas. Morning.
star, the individual accused OF the abduction
Of q young woman, with many OF The partieu.
lars Of which the reading public are "a
miiar,) whose case was consumed in the 3D.
ssncs Of a material witness has been set FOL
hearing before Esquire Horne to-day. In The
meantime the accused is confined in prison.
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The FRE LAST NIGHT.-The alarm Of fire
about eleven O'Clock last night was caused by
The FIRE occurred AZ the foot Of Besle street,
and had is origin, doubtless, in spontaneous
combustion. The fastsnings were burned, and
the boat aosted Of down tne river.
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Lands for sale-sse Hopkins s Urby's card
On the first page
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ep,sfs 81 drsuiuE s1I CROWNS e.rht Or ten N-ca1a
~. II SCORING rsr Car; as-- tha most Ecl9ra "a ms
proved ma-hirssv for m1n-1Iur-rs
SASH,
nnNnE
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Refer 70 strauss, Lehman a Co.'S column on
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flour 9gtmp.
trustees sale.

DT virtue q a Deed 90 Trust datedthf th aagrf June.
ID 1859. executed O. me y W. 2. Wold ana Laura
Wlet bis wife. % secure acertain t-thsreln rpellel.
IwII proceed 90 sch Tor cash o. he HIGHEST hiIIsr. 10
Irar % The Auct1u store g s. O. CaEce g. g o.. no ISL
MaIn street. between the h1lrs 90 90 AMI 10 o'locE A
SIT On ONp fha I5h tar O. A-guEL. 1859. The fol-
IrtnE described Erruuf. wlh see Improvements thereon.
lrirE On mc town ~ Fort Picksrlnr. clufY 90 Shelby.
STATE of reunassres said if tru- Elaum and trslgHstrl
b. The plan % Fort P.-Eeaur a. lots Ns twelve. tllr-
teen ana furteeu az. % all lNF m sgsare tEe--F-uiua
l12f. alirCrIstrrei "a shaltyr ouulv State o. Tsuunslse.
In t5et 80. u. urrra 6l. G1 alI613. tte r5h day o.
December, 157 Title seed S1L ui-hlut relsuuueu.
joins BROWN. Trustee
n &. EAWrw Al GnE hr~rHnrenrH HrTH-rm
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REv. g P. ScHETKY.-The Holly Springs
HTaldo Of Saturday speaks as follows Of one
Of the most highly respected Of the Memphis
clergy "On Sunday morning and afternoon
last, the Rev. Mr.. sohetky, Of Memphis, sup
piled the place Of our pastor, Rev. J. H. In
graham, in TIE pulpit Of the Episcopal Church.
ID the morning be preached from the text
God forbid that I should glory, save in the
cross Of Christ" His sermon was rsplste
with pure sentiment, lofty thought and besuti-
ful dictioH, and giowed with a feryor and
Christian piety hat found their Waye even more
readily 70 he hearts of bis hearers. HIS az
tsrnoon sermon we had not the pleasure Of
hearing, but that Of the morning made an i'm
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Extra Fine TIE

CHOCOLATE. C5Iees. etc. Old whistles. B5znile
\ Vine. SeEars and Tchauo- Just received o.
is. MICHEL & Co.'S.
NJ. SIS Maau street.
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Y5m Aromatic VALLEY WHISKY Is received. and. After
careful ezaminationt 4 IND II % be a pure article. en-
urely Tree from aiuiterzung ingredients z- frequently
usrf. Your, respectfully,
LA.. ]. WIS. Anairl..L rLami-L
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MAS y WOMAN TIE Kan "a
"A q ~. Gei1 had a-rf % yesrs healfhy my
Uel ~d'Es1ssi- Thc wcmau is % ruar- old-a hrsf ~
rate us Dee cad irlurr. They Wll Re sll sfp--
arEfclv ur fa--fhrr. IRE marauted. Apply af
n HILLS OFFICE.
iv2D-zi@ Cauer N1Iu anf AdEna strcets.
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Boston. Aprn AN. 1855.
Wst. H. DAILY. New York
] have made = chemical anaiEsis of your Aromatic
valley whisky, and IND Il a pure. Smelly navored Rye
WHISKY, uontainln- DO injurious matters q sny klud, and
Iwuuld rccsmmeud a. IS suitable for medical and pub
uc purrseE. r T. JACKSON.
siste Asssyer.
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sarsaparima andTodide OF POTASH

Esaef.assu sd Psquislss
-. 4 10 .n.i 81 ~ --r..l
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BniI0n0 HlatsriaIs

: Z ao5.E - EaE.5Eas - az.
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For Rent.
siraile suite o. D adili.
lr1o-1iI B. = "
For &0fp.
~. NNFo.

Two HOUSES AND lots. s1s Greeuian -
i Affitas- Iwiu su a. rrfaf h~ar-sius- 3.
r. p MILLER.
-r.--I. 81 M.Lu .lreaL -
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NTW|N ||""H
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY
p. Walh--.N oHesns a. II E~un-tt. oFeae-
Hone Cinciuusfi Mases McLeilHu- LslisFiie
Daniel E1srP----Tidsstrr reae--.--ArAan RIVER
DEPARTURES TEsTEnDAr
y wslrt...-...s Lauisf n. Eruueu 9. brl
Hapc ......--..Ts1aa Cts Maes MeLeFan, LanstiIs
Irene .-.--...-.C inciauau Fictoris --.- 'l
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-30

DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. S. NJ. Bliss, Judge.

MONDAY, Aug. %
B. B. Blven vs. D. F. Rogers-By consent ten
days time granted plaintiff to file amended COM
plaint and 90 days time to defendant to file an
swer to said complaint
Rowe De Long VS. Yuba Co-Submitted up
on agreed statement aud ten days time given par
ties to file briefs
Isaac Sherman VS. His Creditors--S ibmitted.
Englander 4 Pink vs. Roach II Campbell-Su6-
mitted upon briefs. Ten days time given to nile
briefs.
Catharine Duffy VS. Wn Du0.y-Tried by Court
and submitted.
Isaac Allen VS. His Credtors-Decree of dis
charge filed
Sarah Ann Y. Filming VS. Mark Flining-Sub-
mitIed.
Jas. F. Lawson VS. Eliza Lawson Decree OF dl-
vorce filed and plaintiff appointed guardian OF
child.
Jas. L. Mcdonald ct al vs. the Bear River and
Auburn Water and Mining Company. Motion
for change of venue by defendants overruled.
Motion To dissolve injunction under argument.
8 NJ. Palmer VS. Hugh McCatferty- Receiver
cited to appear and render an account of his pro-
ceedings, and to bring with him thomas Free
man, Peter Butts, and John BIckliff, sueties on
his bond to justify
FIfty-six foreigners admitted to citizenship.
Court adjourned till 10 O'Clock tomorrow A. NJ.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-30

THEATEa.-The New Orleans English Ope-
ra Troupe made their first appe lrance in this
city, last night, to one of the largest and most
brilliant audiences ever assembled in the
walls of the Marysville Theater The piece
was Auber's romantic opera of "The Crown
Diamonds" This piece contains many ex-
qnisite airs and fine choruses, as we'll as a
tunes are very magnificent, and the presen-
tation of the piece was thus rendered com
bination of attractions calculated both to
please the eye and delight the ear. It's ren.
dering was an eminent success. The great
personal beauty OF the prima donnas, Miss
Hodson and Miss Durand, won for them
vast deal of admiration, in advance of any
exertion of their artistic talents Miss IIod-
son appeared as Don Henriquez, and Miss
Durand as La Catarina. Both these parts
were eNquisltely performed, and frequently
met with showers of applause Miss Durand's
execution of the Ave Maria in the second net
gave conclusive evidence of her finished abil-
ity as an artist 1t was indeed beautiful
Miss Hodsons ballad, "Oh, whisper what
thou feelest." was sweet beyond description.
Mr.. F. Lyster's Rebolledo was exccllentIy
well done. and he shows himself therein a
masterly performer Miss Ada King is in
some of her efforts very fine indeed. Mr..
Boudinot, as Count de Campo Major render
ed his part effectively and displayed to ad.
vantage his acknowledged gifts as an actor.
Mr. Trevor is a fine singer, and very flvora
bly, impressed his audience. -
Tonight will be given Donizetd's Comic
Opera, "The Daughter of the Regiment"
Miss DuraDd as Marie Miss Hodson as Tonic,
Mr. Lyster as Suplice, Miss King as Mar
chioness and Mr.. Boudinot as Hortensius.-
This is a most fascinating opera, full of Incl
dent and qbounding in beautiful music. OF
course there will be n full house.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-30

Pixies PEAK MiNEs.-The Denver City En-
press arrived at St. Louis on the 9th with
$4,000 Of gold dust from the mines, and a
considerable quantity in the hands of passcn-
gers. The mining prospecIs are considered
favorable.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-30

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure, yester-
day, of meeting our very dear and most
highly esteemed friend, G en-. Allen, who has
come down from San Juan to spend few
days at the Fair and shake hands with his
whilom fellow citizens of Marvsville
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-30

REcoRDER's CouRT, YEsrERDAY.-J. Meow
an and j. p. Williams colored BARRIERS, rivals
in business, next door neighbors, and broth
ers.in-law, were tried, the one for an assault
and the other for using abusive language 1t
water on Williams, and Williams used abu-
sive language to him. Each was fined SIS.
Laura Cooper, for abusive language, fined
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-30

A NEW daily paper. lie Journal du Pueplc,
is announced for publication at Paris. It is
to advocate an energetic war policy, and the
total repeal of the treaties of 1915; the daily
edition will be of no less than 300 900, which
are either to be sold or given away
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-30

The Helena (Ark.) Democrat says that the
free negroes of Arkansas. who are required
by law to leave the State before 1860 seem
generally to have selected Kansas as their
future home, and intend removing there at an
early day.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-30

The Placervlle Observer states that Trum-
bull, who recently committed suicide in that
city, was a gentleman of unblemished repu-
tation, and had many devoted friends. The
cause of his rash deed was unquestionably a
temporary arrangement.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-30

ARREsr-Mac Billings, a resident of Butte
county, was arrested, yesterday, Ona warrant
for grand larceny in the taking of sundry
cattle from near Orovile, and selling them
IN that town. He was sent up, yesterday, for
examination at Oroyille.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-30

JUDGE CRADLEBAUGH arrised at Carson Val
ley on the 26th. He will remain there few
days, for the purpose of appointing clerk
and other officers, and fixing the time for
holding his Court lie will then pay short
visit to California.