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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-10-27

HIT UIsHltsLU--U- UOCl 10. UlIh0tTtT
onths STEAMER Lizzie 5imu1as WIS .ak~u ao custody
Simpson HAS c.. % sc'r ia eaeck for stl5unoa
the B1ak % Eeu1a. D. w4s ~toTn. however ia the
e1smingaol before Esquir- Hs-a- yesterday. thaf The
accused received The cH-eE sm negro IN New Orleans
f- collection. ard hai ra c--rcfdu 9Th the forgery
na VI. $500. .-----I.
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sos Regr09.G.

CT0IES frai by premises On ne e9th ait.,A
> seren miles Eocia~aaf - Eautoiph. Tenn. -
q tarre BRIGHT HOEtEL NILl. eFVfu yesrs ~
Cd, PAGES reu- eiiui 81 c1e eyes The hoof 0fG1akt
the left fore Tot Ercwirr or csu.cf ~ the ~foot-ryl
AM person Fts II n s1i uin lnf1rm ne q The where
shouts q sid ara1i1ed muis, uIu rocosre De ahgvl
reward l~oeo-~5f'i v. G. FURNACE.
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GREsrER AoooEndoDkTIoN.-We are Glad
to learn from he Charleston Courier that ar
rangsmsuts ere being made 70 afford greater
accommodation 70 shippers between Charles
ton and New York, BY The construction and
equipment Of two additional steam vessels to
be put on ha Charleston and NeE York line.
TEE IMPROVED SrAaFED ESVELoPs-Thess
aelf-fuling envelopes are 20 manufactured that
uEee as iret black lines are visible on the
face, b guide the pen IA mskipg a stra7ahf an
Uniform dr=c ion. Wien toe letter f. inserted
these fnes, beng really imprinted IN he inner
part OF DC 5ack-piace Of the envelope dis
appear.
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PrEsoxAL-Gen. Peter b. sarke and Gen
A. B. Bradford. Or KisissiprL are IN hs city.
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Warren TIE CHASoEs.-On Friday next
Monsa-rat Dupree = Co. viii sell one % ne uetitsi
little rlzcrs n me viaals q Mempais-o7 ne Her
naudo PLANK road. see advertisement hericd sa5ur-
IN n---.-- y
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EsEanbeE!

I HETE Tor sale a very large a=srtment % seasoned
Il Pine. Cypress and Poplar sIu-. Toisis. St1is. Ranen.
Weather-boarding and Sheafhiug, az me same price 81
green lumber AZ the mills A-o. seasoned white Pine
Cypress and Poplar, I, ~ 2 and 3 inches thick; Rouzi
and Dressed Floorirs and Ceiling Cedar F-nciuE Posts
Shingles. Laths. etc. n p COCHRAN,
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THE article % WHISKY DOW -c well knluu a. DAVIS
Aromatic Valley WHISKY has established a repuiaion
20 universal 3 rsuiers 90 tlrcut Cor he manu'acturer
% keep pace with the dsusnI mis- I. ne suit o.
per-everin- En- rr7 in be introtu-u1n, sustained By
-fetsrmi-ati3n adapted % the outset. and never fr an
Instant de1r'-i rom. that is 1-iriuai parity and un-
rirsied erceTsnce sh5uI sentrue 90 the end
TIE ummsa fate attendant Jpn a. --h successful
Efforts. has o~vertakent he manufae urtr. It initiated
by msrruPuIous impastors. and an inferior anlspurious
article b. pllmeI oTupoa the -eommzniiy to TIE sreai
ds-riment ft6s -uel- a. vel a. injury tothe man1fac-
t1rer. both in em7lument and aeu-srrned repute. Eve
~ crlrthls been male % guard AGAINST this 1-1ry By
ep -ristt % ne label. ani By peculiar shane % the
bottle.
Icssiilr The puhlic azainsi This imps ition upon them
ard dpsn ny rzats. and earnestly desire such iaf1rma-
u9n from those vho go -s-sss Dc, By havins been vic
umirsd o. sthervise. As win sua6ls r. 20 protest ne
pubIic ant o. yseifby prosecution O TIE ufm1st extent Of
the 'aw ne genuine " DAYS Aromafc valley wis
~ Is pa up in a-es ofI2 bottles each. with Iight yell
Ew Label. ard -sriea vih Telou wax with ne prupus-
tors stamp or the wax, ana ssmuis signature o. me
propristr slibel. All other articles EE miia-
n3ns.
B-Consumsrs can depend upon setiug a pare articie
wser 'aeF buy the valley whisky. a. iti sod blythe
bottle sndease on5. VIZ. H. DAILY,
70 south william stresi Fsv York,
oeti-s Sole Proprietor.
Special Notice, Special Notice
IRON HOOP O. TT in any quantity. A LIBERAL dis
r. b rTLLIANs q Co,
- * r-H.-.~ rr--rs Ia ass-r
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A BUSINESS NOT TO 81 SNEEzED At
Some iies ~ she quantity If Uud artualy consumed 20
this atya as rs-initv. msr be based cn fhe fac Tat the
sales atretanh y su-ie d-rursisi in thls city. aEEneea-
ted ne sunof onenausa-d Iars during ne pa1year.
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FINR LEDGERS ~ I0TRNlLs.

oc2fiw
FINE LEDGERS AMP JOURNALS.
I'VE ere iust In rsceip' q O very lree us1rtmcut o.
w Blank Work. cmhraclrg
LEDGERs. from he l-rseet ext bound super rosd o.
the cheapest hag h7und cap.
JOURNALS, 90. Do. d.. DO
Goa BOOKS, various sizes and styles
DAT BOOKS, . suit any business.
NEMORANDuN in great variety.
BANK o dHsseui sizes.
RBCEIFr BOOKS, blank and printed.
Railroad Receipts. Bu Books, Bills Ladlrs Socks cheel
Books Bills Of Exchange Blank Notss Drafts etc.
An Of which We are determined % sell at ua vsry
oTaa-1w KmK & WILLIAMS
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Bands' Bandsi Bands!
We Keep custluty on a ur wsrment Or 10th Ma
eaiue stretched Leather and G1m Elastic
GIN AND MILL BANDS,
o. al sizes. from two 20 sixteen In-has i1 uIIih. auI d.
We are The HEeuis cf he mtur'l-tursrs. can sen memas
ioE as hey can De- found in he mlrkel AMI -ulraufse
them D. be ofthc b-ft quailty mate.
EDNONDSON q ARMSTRONG.
NJ. 81 Main street.
lai-dluiy sign % the Golden stlrrup.
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ies-lr New ne Ba-ou On Yal7-la sir-st
In me- n HnrnnhiS
In ChanceTy, az Memphis.

In Chancery, az Memphis.
CrkrE OF TENNESsEE-Proce-d urs bad IN the
- Clerks one Chanoery Side Of the Common Law
sud Chauoery Court Of the city Of Memphis, saturday
ucoher the ed 1883.
Henry 3. CLARK 3. Spencer west william B Davis and
r. r. Newell Camplaiuantsi
vs..
Marcus R aux. nmas J. Finnie and tie legal heirs q
Dtuiel McToilum. deceased, Defendants.
L appearing from andavit filed in this cause. that
the defendants. me legal heirs % Dauiet NuCoIfum
deceased. are nan-rrsfl-ntso the State - Tennessee
u b. ordered that they 20 enter their importance herein
before or within the FIRST three days ~ TIE next term
% said Court tohe held on The fourth Monday In Nuvem-
Der next l55el and plead, answer. or deuur % complain
ants bill. or TIE same viii be taken fr coufessed as q
them and set fer hearing e1parfe. and that a COW o.
this order be published ouoe a week fr four successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal
Acapv-atfcst: JOHNC. LANIER.
CLERK and Master.
Peyton = R1vvl slssitors Cor osngiainaats.
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NEW FIRM
Gardens and Nursery
Fruits. FIowers.

fHNMa MfHNEaHHNH n aaHHH NaHar~ H..aa % Na NA.aa
i variety 90 choice
Fruits, Flowers.
Evcr1reens. Creeuers. Grcen-l1lsc P1nfs. anf bard
Shruhherv az aI kluls. An extensive variety of caol-
Pears. Pe1cheg Apples fecariles. Aurlo1ts Chcrrle-
PIums. Grrnes. stauberraz Quiuces Currents Goose
berries. Firs pacans sptnish Clasfuuta Almonds E
heris- English WaHuis. Rnsrberries, etc-s etc Also
thousands Of aaEnoiins, 81 nfFrFnt kinds and sizes
Yrs. Yews. Caflrs. Jumpers Arbar VIE. Tree nwar
ara Vrri-mied Hsz. Hrmiss and Weeping Evcrsreeus.
q sorts suitable fcr ceueteries-
Cut Flowers
Furnished az an seasons cf The year. A choice col
lection o. Bulbs and Flower Seed daily Just receive
from Eurpe.
Prom persons unknown o. Che proprietor. a reuitilnr
or utisactory re-erence must accompany all crier-
All orders should give srcciGc directions as 70 roafe o.
shiument and place ~ destination. A moierafe char-
made fr packiug, uncieut Co cover expense Of bcxine
harrinr- etc.
An packages. afe- being r~eceiptci Tor by boat or rail-
raad. are ut the risk OF the purchaser. should am
emission or misake occur in a shipment The same wi
BE- c~heerfuly corrected upoa notice being given % u
p~rurrlft0r.
Cataiaguss sent rnEE or cHARer @an applicants
g. NJ. WHEATON,.
ss15-bwGm Memphis, Tenn-
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Hides. Hide, Hides,

Hides! Hides! Hides!
We are prepared az any time, 10 Pay ne hishest market
prices 10 CASH. Cor
DRY HIDES, SHEEP AND DEER SKINS.
shipments solicited o. which We prsmirs our prompt
and special au-utna.
EDNONDsOS ARMSTRONG,
No 21 Main sfrset.
t~al-iauiy sEu Old Golden sur-r.
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Agricultural.

II members q me AEri1uitun -ociety % Shelby and
The ciurens o. Msmphis generally. are requested % meet
a; Ola Fsuovs' Han 90 SATURDAY. the ssh i-sf.. Al
% oeI1tk a. - fr the snn1ai election f~ofa-erso Of ns
socety, and Cor Other Important businsss relating 60 The
prosperity o. tie Society.
o13 GE.wIt INO. POPE Pra.ifanf
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lPeTfUmed Breath,

PEARLT white Teeth, souni and healthy gums. perfect
freed m from T1othaohe. DOWDEN's DENTAL
FL ID arrests decay. restores deceased suns T. q
healthy coalition AMI removes tartar. Rrclmmsntcd
BY he m1st reiterated Dentists 81 Tar superior % any
drnufriee IN use, mpartns % ne uouth and breath q
t-i-htiu' Ur1mauc f~ragrln-r.
Pr sale by D-uTrists everywhere. ani BY
S. MANSFIELD 3 CO.. Agents,
- 81 nr.r--... m.ur--. I'm
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Foreign narksts ST Telegraph.

hENhAFhh - 1AAAAAA FAheAAs
LIVERPOOL o.. f5-The msrtefs gsnerary closed
arm. TIE sales o TIE week am1uursd O coon bales,
% which amount SPECTATORS toss $40 bales aui export
ers took Il, toobll /. There is an advance o. Lisa Nd
Fsira and midiliug sair have Improved mosL on Friday
The marks; closed steady az the following quotations
Pair OrfrauE.. TRf
NiidiinE Orleans -.-.-..------ T1-iai
Pair Iad
hffdlinr 8 i-lti
MOBILES ---- ia
hifdling Mobiles. .--.------- -.-...----..-- go
ne ma-r.. tn- $1,000. r.n.-.Il- 90 vim 4 d.
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Norris Cemetery.
THIS being the most favorable time. the ground being
4 dryer than at any other season % the wear. The re-
narsl af b dies from ne Norris Cemetery viii nov De
resumed tv Mr. james stewart, Who b. employed az the
expense df r msoeI Cemetery Company D. remove the
a-lies and tnb-st1nFs Mr Stewart viii BE- found an
the Morris Cemetery every m0minr during The period
lf remHFai Persons desiring DO make rha chance can
select rle sama quantity af the INST eicible -ruuud in
ElmUud- No bdIes VIII be- removed without uc con-
sent OF presence % Ie o1nueci1us or friends % he de-
ceased JOS. LENOW.
" 2 Miller
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Bort Of yflemgbis.


mNc1r5osfs nat % lof Aspsris, sdn not Be
Noticed n fiis coiuaI.
U-Sfeamtoaf AEuotsclsnff nra Dc ped JOY n
r1-rrre - Al CASES
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TUESDAY, p4crz7 FOR WHITE RIVER.

TIE0UII |I-"-| T"N HI NTN".
-Uur -4.rlr-rrt aHf as. sir-Uleel IT, -
...1-- y 70 EL-t-uI o. slrri-
IN. -r-.ar. uI -E#a rrr re-1f
.s--~ -r .r. -4I Fasuf u srut~uu-r, and
sr leave Memphis .1T T t~nAI irnE ur sea-
. SHIPPER. can Ha ora s1at rena'nns me
TRADE ur-l % TIE 1sasnN,
And resr- u-dlat -.ca.-1l CD al T7 ard Ir's
Hsra-
Far ralrltcr rls-a-= rl1- f1
IluEg O'NEAL. IA,
-rnr wru~rr uurra~ f. Tn. agents
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In another column, see the advertisement Of
GEORGE PATTIsON & Co, Booksellers and
Ststioners, 263 Main street, near Madison
street.
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Trustees sale.

Trustees sale.
d. virtue o. a deed g rut to mo eE-e1fel By Jnir.
ID TucEer on TIE s n day uf Au-ust. 1850 sll duly r--
corded ln tie EegErers one ~ SnrrT cHUurr. Tr1nea-
see. I'D The 81 day a Ort11er 1852 il racrf bruk so 80
paees ssul 665, % secure the rrTuelt o. ccrsiu dehs
thr-ein sprcIhed. ! VIE, a. trustee son ga h- corner
% Aail Madison gts- lD TIE crrr Memphis Oh Wfaaaa-
day. ire an day a. NuFemh= i,e. o. DE mrhrt bid
% the property and efrcs 81 u1d r cEer known and usod
By him % bis business OF water-uorks ara Etreet-spriuf-
ling. in the city Of Memphis. cnssfIuvof engines, tanks.
WAGONS. bose etc. etc. The tide % fLe ahoFe Property
b. believed % be sod bet I shall convey al trustee cng
2 c. BETH Trustee.
g. p. LOCKE &CO.. Au-iooeers- ec25-tds
Just Received.
O00 BRLs. Cape Giradezu Lime.
OOUl0 70 Mes PORK.
TO- 30 Harris a WaIErrs Ale.
s. 90 2. u~arris1u's Frf-a Fonr.
100 boxes W. q g. D. CHEESE
Aaa. Sus1r- CaG-a. Ia. rahacc. Claa--. Sarlin-s.
Vets vines braut-sl etc. etc For salet ~
JF PRANK.
u8 no S. Front Row.
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Extraordinary DrGur mg,


To take place a. above specified.
ONE GRIND CAPITAL PRIZE or
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PEGTLBF MEMPHIS IND ARKANSAS
nrrrru rHEET

MEIlEA LAfE 1ANh~
RIVER PICKET
Tor Helena. rriar'g Point, Napoleon, Pm
Bluff. Little Rack a1a Fort smith
--V,-r wurprLr c. GRAY Master
TVuIs swim rui mulreur steamer WN
leave rr U7 above and Intermediate
.rfars. every SATURDAY. az p g. -
r..s 81 81 ta7-rs CD rely OBJ ne p~unlruiny q
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FRANCIS L q 20.

ERANCES P6EEEGL - w..
BEG leave o. arlluure Co q
- the p~uaicthat thevhaTeopel-
~ ed their R~EsrATRANT, a 800
N@ N. s. shefaF street Anth0sH
who nav honor Us uits ubeir paro1are fad ne brs
table the market afordS- Meals Hta De- sens % any
place In town. if require
A Iarrs and beautiful Saloon VIII BE- % te disposition
% private Parties, Balls and Marrisees-
Breakfast from s o. 1of Dinner frem Ifo8s Surr-r
from 6 O. g o'do Z.
Evsry DAY ans UUNCH from 90 o ~ o'closE.
The Bar Room IS provided with the best Wines and
Liqa5rs, and We viii 90 s~verythiug 20 please our cus.l-
mers in rverv respect.
sepi7-sm FRANCIS PILLEUL & CO.
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On EHzIdaV1-
y 2 Il r ~ FG. ": HILL
Car- WH. WsfT Clrt q "a NAVE
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A mont room On second aoor also 3 frcut room On third
noor completely fuuuished-veFy suitable Tor a MILLINERY
and dress-matins establishment Or physician OF dentists
once, centrally heated o. Hain street, near one Of The
largest hotels In ne city. Apply Immediately By letter
ADDRESSED 20 s. l., his once. oe5-iv
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Watches, clocks, JeWelryl sIVer and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement Of
A. J. Warren & Co, 2e3 Main street.
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I~vonrrrrEsl Iy~onvrYPEsIi CLARK REM

Tsaros's G~ArLEaT-rhe creates; improvement ever
invented. having IN ne sofness and b~rilisney Of color
peculiar % me genuine ivory miniature, and Al prices
within TIE Tcaeh q al, taken n L a. CLARK 4 Rem
i~ugionis mnmmoth sty-light gallery. Aiso, photographs
sphoreotypss md smbrotyPss. ods-2E
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For N0Ee.
JOHN A. PUTNEY

A ROUSE AM LOT, or Third street. heiweea Msdi-
n son and NJ lrue. Terms efT-. EuQuire of
EDMONDs0E ARMSTRONG,
a-1s-1m aT Wafn street.
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AAx.-A great bargain is oasred in . business aifsady
established. In which Tor an iuvestmert q 500 the puI-
chaser can rcsiise . Te.riy proafo iron $500 q 1901
Amply % r. tox So. pst onso. oa3-lv
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tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
.1s- Oh. Gaines Llr.-- ufa % eaf sas-s
--- .-.---- LII l. ~ IL IL. II. .--..-.
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on w - n@@dHwE
EsD SE#0.vBS, = CLEPSE
t.Hr g. q. elrrs. Gao /. a- srJrLe
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WGsaEoH.

A NEGRO WOMAN. % act lu tHe cBlaIy i Nur-s
a Address, TAI A. M~acLELLAED.
o21-Tw NJ. T-- Nam street,
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Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Nil
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
nbnfrr puns a IN
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An BRLS Harrison ard o. X Floors
III e. i brs Ne / White Fishf
e. sacks Onions and Pl-a1aes-
Just received a.
ucaa = S. MITCHELL T. cos
4 golden Strip. Malasses. Fre-h sra Cracker.
u PlcEles. Preserves. Ctisuus. Ssuces. ard Fanr
Groceries generally ora Grow WhikF. due Oh Bran
dies. Vine Liquors and Cigars. at
j. s. MITCHELL s. cos
oaa2 no. 1Es Provinces EcE.
DR. H. a D. O. SOW TT o.
DIS. ROBARDs 4 S0WELL
TTATE assncIatel -tEem-eivas lu the rrlares q Ae-
4 III cinr. Surgery, etc. once, Province huilir-.
s5u.h end clrntr o. Main and Gayt=rsreer. asi-s.
Avalanche copy =I-lu
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In Chancery, at Memphis.

Peyton = Rovol ~ol,eitors Tor osn3iaiaaais.
e2s-iaWsv
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Refer to Strauss, Lehman a CO.'S column on
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On
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Havana LotterY.

THE aezt Ordinary DrEEing IN The Royal Havana
i Lnttery. conducted By ne spanish GoveruEsut IN
- - ---.--..--r - n. r.n---n-aer.rl- b ca. WI
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GA Nv Mo IS y !,
Louisville. Ky.

The Proprietors of the GAIT HOUSE, pre-
pairing for a largeincrease OF travel &. n the
opening ofthe LouisyiDean and Nashville Rail-
coad, have enlarged the Hotel to double it's
former capacity, with new and extensive Bill
lard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the well-earned
reputation ofthe Gait II ouse as strictly first
class Hotel. shall be maintained The House
is mostconveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Office of the JEFF
tersonville Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern and Eastern Cit
les, and the landing ofthe United States Mail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East,
are within square of the Hotel
sEsr Baggage Checked in the Gait House
to all the principal points North, East and
West.
Es- Time from Louisville to New York
SO hours. augls-6m
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uIGH Weeks ss.sisns stssves. heaTy sna efbss
aers-l1 II. AoGifl-
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New ORIEANs, Dee. 22s-cottan-SaIes to-
day Il, 600 bales; prices Easier but quotations
arr unehAagvd; Iniddling l0s(a10I. Sugar
dull. declined ! sIC97k, Oats 65e Freight
on cotton 10 Havrs 3-iS. Sterling ex-
change declined /, Hos. New York sight
exchange s9Sl eeat discount
CiScsSSNrI. Dec. 22.-Me-s pork sls5ea
l6 IS. Lari--Szlss 600 bhis. AZ los Flour
advanced 10 ceats-S5. 80 es.40. wlisky-
Sale 1900 bbis. AZ Is. Oats Sic. Other
articles unchanged.
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| The THEATRE.-We had intended to speak
at some length this morning of Mrs WALLETS
almost inimitabie PRESERVATION of "Iago" the
other evening, but we did not find time to do
so.
| In the character of sIago'' Mrs. WALLER is
said to be without an equal upon the Ameri-
can stage. We do not know whether this be
true or not; but we do know that we have
seen but one actor who plays the part 80
well. When made up for the character, she
appears, by the sdim, religious light" of the
stage. what yon would call a very handsome
young man,-something too fair and affemi-
nate for soldie-, but manly, nevertheless.
Der power to control the expression of the
face is very striking. At one moment her
lip and eye brighten with the smile Of an
angel, the next the one may be darkened and
the other distorted by the fury OF demon.
This faculty in so high degree as it isypos-
sessed by Mrs. WALLER, is one of the rarest
attributes OF the tragedian.
In our opinion. Mrs. WALLER evinces great
er power in the character of Lady Macbeth"
than in that of :.Iago," In MANY of the mi
nor, though by no means unimportant. par
ticulars, her Lady Macbeth" is peculiarly
her own. 1t is, in this and other respects,
the creation of her own genius--the concep-
tiou of mind intuitive in its knowledge of
the subtle workings of the human heart, and
of the varied shades of human character. So
vivid is her conception of the terrible pas
sions which must sway the soul and paint
their fearful images upon the cOuntenance of
the woman whom an inordinate ambition has
prompted to battle her hands in blood, and so
powerfully does she counterfeit the workings
of these passions by bringing into play every
feature of her wonderfully expressive face,
that the spectator sits motionless and almost
| GREATNESS, forgetful that instead of real
| tragedy, he is merely looking upon the bril-
liant mimicry of the tragic art.
Tonight (Mrs. WALLER's benefit) they
play The -Merchant Of Venice, and Guy Man
nering, the Gipsey's Prophecy. :. !SIasher and
| Crasker is the farce.
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CAN do ES.
For Attorney General.

as- We are Authorized toaano nee VIM. G. BRIES
Of Davidson county, "A candidate for Attorney Gene
raj for the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed of the
counties Of Williamson, Davidson and Sumner, at the
next election.
e. We are authorized to announce K. W. Hay
WOOD, OF Davidson county, Candidate tor Attorney
tiensrl for the Ninth judicial Circuit Composed OF
the Counties Of Davidson, Williamson aud sumner.
Octl9-te
Esq, OF sumner county, a candidate for Attorney
General Ia the Ninth Judicial District, composed OF
the counties Of sumner, Davidson and williamson.
Election IlAy next. octl4-te
E5- Ne requested to announce $. l.. FINLEY as
a Candidate for Attorney General OF The Niath udi-
oai Circuit. Election May 1850.
oct lite
&C. We are authorized TO announce JAMES Z.
RMNs, Esq. as dIdate for the Office OF Attorney
Gcaerai OF tho Nmth Judicial Circuit, composed of
the counties Of Davidson, Sumrer and williamson
Election next May. oCt3-se