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THE FAME OF WASHINGTON IRVING IN SPAIN
James Brooks, of the ~. Y. Express, writing from
the Alhambra. says:
/ write now under the shadow Of the walls of the
Alhanbra. l mount but few steps, and the glories
of the Vega, made almost American by the spirit OF
the pen of our countryman, Irving, are before me.
Washington Irving, quoting quantity Spanish
Priests story, has peoped almost every hill and val
ley here, and hereabout in Granada from Malaga to
Cordova, even, and hence it to Andausan and Gra.
madam scenery what Walter Scott and his poems and
romances are to Highland life and story The Span.
iards are as proud Of him as we They show the
room in the Alhambra here he stayed and studied
the balcony ont of which he looked upon the city,
the walks he took, etc, while they add on as usual
many romances. Washington living thus has be-
come the hand book, the guide-book of old Moorish
Granada.
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mestic Inte1lige enc e.

Shareholders Convention.
BALTIMORE, June 9.-The Shareholders Conven
tion met in this city yesterday, and elected Judge
Chambers President.
The Convention to-day passed resolution to the
effect that the general removal of free blacks from
the States is inexpedient, and that efficient laws
should be passed to make them industrious and pro
ductve. That the policy of the State as declared in
1881 be affirmed, that emancipation be prohibited, OF
that the emancipated slaves hereafter be removed
from the State.
Damage by Floods on Upper Mississippi.
ST. LOUIS, June 9.-The recent floods on the
Upper Mississippi have done much damage.
At ST. Paul and st. Anthony the inhabitants along
the banks of the river have suffered severely. The
upper bridge the Mississippi at the latter place
has been swept away, and the lower bridge has been
greatly damaged.
Domestic Markets.
New YORK, June 9.-The Cotton market closed
buoyant. The sales to-day were 1000 bales at an ad
vance of sc. Mddling Uplands closed at lie. The
Flour market closed with declining tendency. Corn
closed dull at previous quotations. Pork closed dull
and quotations are generally unchanged. Eastern
Mess is quoted at SIT to SIT %. Whisky closed
steady at 27sc. Sugar closed steady, the quotations
for Muscovado ranging from 81 30 6ac.
ST. LOUIS, June 9.-The flood in the upper Missis
sippi and tributaries is doing much DAMAGE
At ST. Anthony $l5O,OOO worth of hogs have went
over the falls.
The Corn Creek boom containing 10 900 900 feet Of
logs is momentarily expected to give way.
The river is twenty.one feet above low water mark
and within eighteen inches as high as the great flood
of 1850. During last week there occurred the most
frghtfa storms ever witnessed in that section.
CINCINNATI, June 9.--The Flour market closed
firm, at an advance of SC. Superfne is quoted al
s6 so to So 95.
Corn closed with an advancing tendency -moder
ate sales at S3c.
River Intelligence.
ST. Louis, June 9.--The Mississippi fell one incl
last night, but is now stationary.
VIcKSBURG, June 9.-rhe steamer Imperial passed
down at IL O'Clock this morning.
The John Rane passed down at 10 o'clock thi
evening.
The upper Mississippi is rapidly swelling. heav.
mountain rise is coming, occasioned by recent heay,
rains.
The Missouri river is booming.
The Illinois is falling rapidly.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.
ARRIVAL OF Mr.. McLANE AT TAMP1co.

NEW YORK, June 9.-Later advices from Tampico
have been received in this city, announcing the ar
rival OF the United States sloopof.war Brooklyn at
that place, with Minister, Mr.. McLane, on board.
MIR. McLane had visited the city, and was cordially
welcomed by the State and city authorities.
The news of the determination of our Government
to increase the Gulf squadron had occasioned great
satisfaction to the citizens of the United States in
Mexico as well as to the Liberal party.
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MARINE Cow.-The Vicksburg Sun says:
Mr.. Barnes, who resides on the Louisiana side of
the river, has large Durham cow which swms
across the Mississippi river every morning and eve-
ming. She swims over this side in the morning to
pick grass, and swims back in the evening to be
MIXED,
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The GROWING CRoPs.-Tha cotton and corn crop,
thrnugh1ut this parish give promise of an abui-
datt harvest. We have this morning. a fully devel-
oped bloom of cotton from the plantation OF Mrs.
Mary g. Brown, the seed of which WAS planed on the
2lst day Of March. The cfopis nut less forward
{Bdton Rouge Comet, 7th
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How many yonn

How many Young ladies are there who would be
mortified to the last degree ii tfill Or collar or
other parts OF TIER dress were dispalced but who
ON beng detected in ignorance even in The history
OF their own country, woula own 1t without blush.
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EXTRAORDINARY MATRIMONIAL ENGAGEMENT
We clip the following from the Raymond tBinds
county, Missy Gazette, of the inst:
Married-On the 29.h ult, A. the residence OF
Mr.. S. E. F. Byrd OF Kinds eoapty. ay the Rev.
Henry bennington, Mr.. Preseivld Ford, sssd IS
years, to Mrs. Mary Tatom, aged 10 years, all Of this
county.
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IRY THE NATIONAL LIEKI.


New York, June 9-The Cunard steamship Africa
this morning.
She left Liverpool on Saturday, the 2sth ult., and
brings two days later commercial advices than was
received by the City Of Washington.
Her political and general intelligence has been
anticipated by the Argo at st. Johns.
The regular weekly statement of the Liverpool
Cotton market was not received by the Argo.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, May 28.-The sales Of cotton during
the week ending on Friday evening foot up $4,000
bales. OF this amount spectators took l400 and
5000 bales were taken for expectation. Inferior qua
| ties have generally declined during the week. The
market generally closed quiet. Fair qualities closed
firm at the quotations by the America. The sales on
Friday amounted to 5000 bales. The market gene
rally closed steady The sales of cotton on Saturday
were 10000 bales The market generally closed firm.
Fair and Middling qualities closed with an advanc-
ing tendency. The following are the authorized quo
| tations of the Brokers' Circular:
Ear Orleans.
Falr nopiie; ........'.........l q.
Falr Uplands.. ....................7 4 d.
Mlddilng orleans sgd.
Mddling Mobile. e......................6} Sad.
Mddling Upands gid.
LIVERPOOL, May 2S.-The stock of cotton at Liv.
erpool amounts to 100000 bales, of which $50 900
bales are of American production.
The advices from Manchester and the manufactu-
ring districts ola more favorable character.
| There was good demand for goods from India,
and the tone Of the market had considerably i'm
| proved.
| HAvgE, May 2s.-The sales of cotton for the week
amount to $500 bales at 1O4f The market for Bread
stuffs closed very dull.
| LONDON, May 2s-The London Money market
| closed slightly easier.
Bullion in the Bank Of England had increased du-
ring the week f2l2 900. American Securities closed
| unaltered, but slow Of sale.
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Hem 0rltans Bully 6restent.
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 10, 1859.
(For the New Orleans Creseen,
JOHNSON:* n "POME."
DEDICATED TO OUR SINISTER NE1GHBoR

--O
oIcATED TO OUR SINISTER NEIGHBoR."
Oh, all ye outraged citizens
Just listen to my tale,
And story will unfold
Will make your cheeks turn pale
How in ye year $50,
In ye leafy month Of June,
Ye Independent organ ground
A most terri BILE tune,
About ye fearful outrages
That bold ruf-fi.ans did,
When they defiance to the law
Most heniously did bid
Ranged through the city like troop
Ofdemons for to COW
Ye noble freemen of the burgh
With threats and blows, and how
This organized band of ruff ans"
Consisting all Of four,
Routed ye host Of Deputies,
Backed by "armye law"
How these four wicked ruf.fians,
Led by johnson, the Bad,
5000 Independent men
From lawful voting scared
5000 independents
Who would have won the dav
But for these four men at the polls
Who scared them all away!
This johnson, the Zero ci.ous,
.. And McMickell, his chief aid,
Before whose deeds of valor those
OF all warriors fade: ~#m
Not Samson mid the Philistines
Such panic wild could spread,
As did Bob Johnson and the three
By that bold rowdy led!
This Independent organist,
Who grinds ye Delta's leaders,
Has made illustrious the fame
OF these stout panic breeders,
Whose horrid vision doubtless haunts
Him in his dreams at night,
As do his down-on. ] ohnson blasts
Each day his readers sight.
Posterity will owe to him ... ..
A debt his heirs can claim,
For he daily rears column to
Illustrions Johnson's fame
In honor of the valiant four
Who in organized might
5000 Independents
Completely put to flight!
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A Georgia editor accuses one of his coeinporaries
OF "dseing his hair aud trying to ranovte his car
eass so as to get some female into The enhrace or
his rattliug bones. - II =
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA
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Arrival of the Steamship Arizona.
LOSS OF THE SCHOONER j. t. JOHNSON.

The steamship Arizona arrived last night about
o'clock. By her we received the intelligence of the
destruction of the schooner j. T. johnson. She
brings no papers, therefore can give no clippings
of news
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FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 10, 1859.
Teiegraphed to the New orleans Crescent.

FURTHER EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE
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Reported Resignation of Gortschakof

BATTLE OF MoNTEBELLo.
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THE EMPRESS EUGEyE,s RECEPTION or THE
GREAT BODIES OF STATE.

POPULAR MOVEMENT NPARMA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-21

Prot Philips, an eloquent lecturer and dis
hnguished phrenologist, having recently ar
rived in Memphis, On Wednesday evening at
Odd Fellows HsIl, at u P. NJ. will deliver a
lecture on the Causes and Excuses Of the Ad-
herents Of Ceibacy, in both sexes, the mighty
motives to MatrimOuy also, the superior ad-
yantsges Of a hymsneal state in every posi-
bic aspect over that Of single blessedness.
From the well known ability Of the lecturer
we anticipate a very instructive, entertaining
discourse, fraught with the most sslutsry in
s~truetiOn to al, but especially to the ola maids
and bachelors. Admission . cents.
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.gatt t Arms bp q lrurapb.
Arrival Of the Overland maiI.
CAPTAIN WALLINs COMMAND M~AsSACRED BT
THE SDIANS-



81. Lows. September eo--me overland mail Ar
rived IN this city to-isy. fram san Faaram. with dsiss
q August 2em A. ssn Frsnd-a provisions sua candles
were more aciive.
OREGON Later sdrioea resolved fom orrgaa report
that the eommtndO q captain wanias e~ansstins Of one
hundred and forty men vas massarFei BY the Snake To-
dians Il warm Spring..
Later adaces from san Jusn state that American
troofs % ms number o. four hundred sne still la psses-
sion Of the Isani.
The Victoria Hou.e of Assembir, On ne ish uli.,
adopied an ADDE'S % Gov. Douslass rrquestiug him %
requirs ne RFiiish Gorrmmeui O. demsud o. he Uni
ted sutss q withdrawal 81 her irsaps. and mainain tie
righf o IRELAND O. San joan ani ne other islands In
ihe sane Auchireieus 800 ciansestines. dishonorably
and dishonesty Invaded. Amoiion Eas siopied, urEing
Governor D~ousiuast % form r~oluuieer military companies.
The shipments q rad frun Vid3ria Ter two week,
am united 20 Slia 900
The town Of Nupbey- has marty been destroyed ~
are- ne ioss B. cztimated AZ $1,000
The barque Lancaster buuni from Philadelphia to San
Franciso, fouBdered ~ sea On Maiotai % the ioth Of
July. The vessel and cargo Is a total irs There we're
20 lives Loaf.
The American whaier TsiiishL frcm New Bedford,
vas wrecked 10 The Narqueses on ths iofh ofJuns. ne
Joss d $500 The crew were saved.
Late papers received from Victoria ~ that dve CON-
psnies q infantry. four pieces o. artillery md a battery
Of EXIT ~thiry-tuo ~pouuders. from The Unitei siatel
steamer Manchester, have isnded stfhs Island q san
Tunn l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-21
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY ?
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills .

THIs invaluable medicine Is unfauinE IN The cure O
i al those painful and dangerous diseases inciieuf -
th~ female constitution.
L maderaies 80 exoeses and removes al distractions.
frun whatevry cause, snd e speedy cure may Re relies
on
TO MARRIED LADIES
10 is peculiarly suited. Il win, in a short time. briHz %
the mauhIv ueTiuf sin regularity.
C~AUTIOE.
These Pills shouid "a Be- taken By females hat are
pregnant during he arzf tErse months, A. they are sure
60 bring on Misczrriagei bui Al every 0ther lime, aud In
every other ease. tney are perfectly safe.
In AL cases q Nerv1ls and Spinal Afeui0ls, Pains IN
NE Back and Limbs, H-uviness, Fsurue on slight erer
tios, Palpft2uon q the Heart, Lovness q Spirit, Hys-
terics, SICK Headache, Whluess aud all the painful dis
eases uoasioned By . discriered system, these Pills wiz
efTt a cure when all Other means have failed
Pun dirediuzs Ia tie pamphlet around each ua1kaes,
which should be carefully preserved
A bottle o0uiaIniuE 50 pills. and circlei with ne gov
e-uuaut stamp o. Great Britain. can be cent naf free
or a. and s postage stamps.
Sls areut for the United States and Cana1ss,
Jos hOSES, Rochester. n. Y.
EFChand'ar ACo, Memphis. Wholesale sri Retail
A-Cu's, AMI SD by en- resH-otEblr tf-Ezists.
TTBEWARE-s9ra r11I incipled dealers try 90 sci
ether PILLS. m Whirh they realize more profit D
not deceived. Bay Sir James Clarke and no ether.
fE-2-ftwuE1v
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-21

IRON The NcE Orleans Price Current September ~ F..
the erueral msrtct th1g-h prices generally are githout
inuedt 20 m1veon quite freely. and az fui rates, andIc-
e~ratiens a. western Praince are stH mostly confined 10
limited paUes Or home c-1nsumutiou-
C~oTros-Auivef since the On inst o. L9uisiana
and Mississippi 2ient bales. Tennessee and North Ala-
hama So. Arkausas $40 Mobile 2ft. Texas. T5 togrth-
- g go bales. Cleared since he On inst. Cor New
York ssl bales, rampicl 100. Bordeaux 81, HaEre eiTi,
Liverpool SUI Together, i2.12s bales Stok In presses
md on s~hinh1ari not cleared on the t6th Instant 76.od2
Our last rspartlen me ott1n market 90 Friday With
but a m1terate suppiy and a very fair iuquiry. under
which prices had nuruired more steuiiuess aEd hrmneas
Since then the srivuis have f1unf a ready demand bat
buyers Feneraly have been adverse 20 paying any sd
vance IN The rates. and when hieher prices have been
Insisted on G ey have checked the drmanf. The weeks
sales sun up about n go haIes-viz; Eo on Saturday.
$50 on Mauiay 6o on Tursiay. $50 on WEDNESDAY.
Great Britain. DIT uriHiplIy for France and the CON-
hibited considerable irregularities Tor mr dtys past
yet The rates haze been within The RANGE 20 the quota
lions which We gave Al ihr clse flast week, and which
We nov repeat
Tie stock % the low ersie- q Cd erap tabout TOO
halesl remains a dad WEIGHT ur1n the market. being
demand nni without prices.
The receipts - new GRIP the past week ars n.7u9
bales. auf tho tfai receipts this seasou n date are 6a.l2f
bales. against 3f5s2 b same date Last year.
COMPARATIVE PRICES OF COTTON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-21

DIR. + HADFTELD,
HameglaLhIe PhEsIeIaa ald Aeeanehrnr.

ID EsFECrFrLLT informs d. rfI-ens % Meu-his that
n Do hss located u ms rifs Or me purpse % urar-
uciuE DE- r-afe--iau- Fu1u ne extensive practice ne
ppctlr Las eulysd TIE LAST nurfeen yeara be- fa1ers
lun.ef taaf he can give entire satisfaction 90 those who
may ngorhim with their psr1na~e-
RUFEns ro-Gru- J. J.. AmaustL C ]. s-tEn. Mem
phiss Prof. J. a. Pufs, n D.. Cincinnati p. T.. Hin.
r. D.. ClrrfIauff p A. Guthau. N. D.. Duhugue,
iHs1f ALB smau. 81. D.. Chi1ae1s =. T. Temple. n
D.. S. LOUIS p s. smith. D.. WaurrU1u. M; r.
z Nor n p,sL Las; Dr. Davis Natcher, Mis-
p s. Domestic Cases Brks. Ganulss. and H1ue1-
p1t1ic Medicine OF an ErHs f1r "a - HaffHl-s pules-
uc Manuel au1upCuilul % falrfseu years practice.
sriten In PLAIN slug-z al-ua-r -rpze-g fr me use
~ private uliVliuals travellers anil families.
omee and PhlrmlrT Je1erscu street. near tho oa-uer
% Mun. frT en-
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STEREOSCOPES
y
SEeg eOScGpjC Wears.
CLEAYEs

INVITE he attfutian u he public 70 Ecir larEe as
L =oriment Of STEREOsc0PEs and S-rEREOsCOPIC
terms
We hsve on hsnd View q Landscapes and noted edi-
fees en- America England. Scolaud, ireland, wales
France, Spain. Germany and Holland. These vary iu
degree of photographic szcenenos, but all have The won
derfui sierc1scppic Effect and CONVEY the most faithful
impression 81 The objects which they represent. In I'D
dIuuu % the outdoor views, the piutures on paper CON-
prise aereat variety Of scenes or tabieauN ViFants, such
ss Ball Rams, Pir-nics, Firesidc and Fsmily Groups.
Characters AMI Situations from the DrHms. SIN Life,
such o. Game Fruits, and Flowers. statusry, etc.
ne manumeutS % Egypt jerusalem and IT. envir1as,
cIustantIu0ple andth Golden Horn, Grcr-e and Hfaly
with their classic ruins The Alps and the Fyriu-es. tho
ruusutlr Rhine. tire gran1 Cuthedraiss maEulaceui Pal
aces. The principal Cities, and an ihe greafest aurks Of
ar. ancient and modern, have been prepared Tor ma
sfarrec1ue with The mu1t EXQUISITE skIu and the masl
sstaushins fieiu. Pr saleby
.epIT CLEAvEs h vADEN.
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D. prgprietor q ne PauldiuE. Kiss, Eastern Clarion.
is aesiroas q securing he services q an Assistant Esi-
tor. fuIy competent 10 assume the management Of the
paper durIhE the editors absenoe from homo.
80 Fcuueman need apply Tor the situauan, uuiess be
producs uneruepuouabls testimonials o. his capacity and
Ebiiy, in even respedB o an ihe posilon.
s. r. ADAMS.
Fsddins Ms. SEPT n. 1853. -ep3O-lm
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WAsHISsros. September so-The Admiuitraiiou
IS somewhat fearful that q olnisieu win take place BE-
tween the troops % the United States aud hose o. Great
Britain At The Island o. sau Juan, before Gen. sooti
nrrives there bat every possible prroauaon has been
taken % prevent ID
General Lamar departed io-day fr Texas.
The sHair at san Juan viii MT call Tor an Increase Of
our naval force In he Pacinc.
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NEW ORLEANS, September eo.-Adyiees from Vera
Cruz Of The 81 inst, STATE that Gen. D~Gousdo was At
San Luis Potosi re-orEauiziuE hs army. he has made
san Luis P1tosi the headquarirrs % the Li5rrsI army,
and intends % sttacs ne city q s-zio, during the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-21

DIsoEDEELT CHARAcTERs.-Coruelius Ma
ronsy, q drunken driver OF a carl, was fined
twenty dollars by the Recordei yesterday for
disorderly conduct and resisting an officer, and
Albert, a negro fireman in the BuHefin Office,
was sentenced to receive thiHty-line lashss
FOR assaulting the pressman in that establish
meuf
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HlOnetarp ann fmaiuia
MEMPHIS DAILY ApPEaI OFFICE

N"A"NN TO- ~
NV NoaE.-Frgm hr Hsr1II Or srpt "a HanrF
81 - stAl IN er1eas. auf TIE rates vay fra 8
81fl- Prime tnd1rard paper In demand. Sdmr lnrre
lneA mn too mlufhs O. ruu, have been rafsad nj be
dso1unt traters az PCT m banEs ore ersv. arfdis-
c1uni Freely o. her erliquers. ani r1 aau- rrf.uf n
'attide parties slnfir-uamed paper b. mrr pleuufuL
4ni buyers drm1nd lachrr rates thsn the imlfs of rH-
lsu- Prime A 2 paper aU mlufhr t1 ru- o. held af "a
: - 1ea1nd class paper ID pifHfv 90 1915 20. Bar-
fuEers uefe p.eafy f9-tar. bufa ferm o. D. iu ls im-
mediate want.
NEw OaLEAss-The Picayuns ~ ths I7h. sass
TIE seek ending tais evening hs been markrftr a.u-
tuuei ease ~ d1an-ai cirrier an a sfeafr inrr-rsflr
acflIW iu 81 depIrtn5~uif 81 husiafas me terffh "a
The lfT remains unuresrteutafly Erd Praiuas arritrr
freely arl Accounts from aif serieusef the cuIfrr a.1-
lrm previous untiaparans % the fUirufnri qutfrr g
DE uoslug curs. Capital D. abundant blth a. bank
and m ne street. ne demand Or choice paper hrs ur
ahaicd, ani suclnf cass mi bower uades have decidedly
improved, We have % rfueu q diminutiln Boz oferinfs
% Al aiEuafnres. and 10 uule. ~ suy. Increase In ne
supply % ether deecripuaus-
CairafornIa Bonds.
sAH FRaEcfsco, Aug. 8-CaifaTuia honfs. % TIE
amount of ti5.o10. have been redeemed b. he sat-.
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Trust sale,

DY virtue Of scermn deed Of truzt, dated November
ID IEt- 1856. executed 70 ne By Wm. " Wheary tose-
cure q r-risin debt therein specified, I VII procesd b
sell f1r cash n the hizhc1t blcier, az ~ d'cucE A. n,
"a the 1ol Gay q Ocfater, 1889. In fscut q the sn1e o.
J. u1rne. e. IN he city o. Memphis, he foilqgtug
property, vrs LYNX 10 Civil Dlstrict "a, in ne cIuuiy
% ShatT aniafafe % Tennis q, bonded a. fluoeai
viz. he ran htH ~ "a ten sore lt o. Land, kuuvn -
Dc No. So on tle plan ~ Spuih Memphi the same sqid
hy sen Whealg d. bic title bund % ". " Whesuey
recorded m NJ HegiEters omcs % said country 10 500
X, paee 81, ths ism day Of My, 1871. and John q Ae
Lsm1re conveyed 90 Seth WheatlT, July 4hs rs.
his deed 20 that date the title Is believes % o so'-u"
I vii SD a. trustee eniy.
Ehau,i che shove property pot sell for enoush
80 f.r .r-rss ~ ne rf-cF Of ths Memphls bllldinG
Lar Auoriatlrn. =
nma I'm AAAA1
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NEW ORLEANS, September 2o.-The following ves.
seis have arrived at This port since the last report The
ships Magnolia and Rufus Choate from Boston the ships
Cynosure and Hartford from New Torki ire ships ".
v Moses and Lancaster from Phladeiphia the Elius-
beth Halarv from view York.
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The steamship Chesapeake in Dis

NEw YORK, sertemasr 2o-m- steamship Chesa.
peak=, bound from Purfiaud o. Brt1u, encountered a o.
we're Eaie on the ish inst She spruuga .eak, render
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