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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-23

SFAEIA ACADEMY LoTTEEIEs-Te draw
ing Of he Sparta Academy Single Number
Lotteries, under the direction Of Wood, Eddy
a Co., takes place at Augusta, Georgia, every
Saturday. An agency has been established for
the sale Of tickets in HoPeheId, Ark All or
ders addressed to Box 266, PostObes, Men,
phis, viii be promptly attended to. Tickets,
SIC; Halves, IS; Quarters and Eighths in
proportion. spia-IWs
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MEssEs. DUvAL, ADGEo a Co.-These gen
uemen having sold out their interest ID the
Whaa-boat at the foot or Union street, win
hereafter eonhne themselves exclusively % the
ice business, which they intend 10 conduct on
an extensive scale. Besides heir large sstab-
ishment on Beal street. they have also opened
q house for The accommodation Of the publie
on Msnroe, between second and Third streets,
where they would Be glad to serve their Cd
friends and a. many new ones az nav think
proper to pstronise them. To say that they
are excellent gentlemen would Be- simply l.
utter a huism which an would readily sub
scribe to.
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The RAoEs.-Ths Spring races Of the Mem.
phis Course Monday, May ID, ant
continue during the week. sp2l-2w
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MoH ans
MAGNETIC PLASTER


The Great strengthened and
Pain Destroyer.
TIE besi and cheapest Household Rsusy IN ne uodd-
single md pleasant in il apBuosti1n. certain and oaec-
tusl in it, results. Abesuufui sisunhr external Gu
rauve. sppioable Tor he relief q pain at any tine. in
any place. in any part q he human system. and under an
circumstances. n 10 put ne plaster s~nyvbere, II pain
Is there, TIE plaster win sdek here until ne pain has
vanished. ne plaster magneiires TIE paia way. and
AIN NNO EXIST THIS PLASTER Is
APPLIED.
Rhemafism. Lsmeness. Shines. Weaknes. Debility.
Nsrvosne~, Seursiua, Dupepsis, Cgushs and Coiis.
Pains and Aches o. every tna, d1uu even to Germs are
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED. aud, win q nlls patience.
PERMANENTLY CURED, By the maEiaI innusnos q
TIE MAGNETIC PLASTER u : he simpiest sure-f.
safest, pieasaniest and cheapest remedy IN sKsteuoe
It. appliGiion is ENTHUSIASTICALLY b ne strong mau,
The delicate woman, aud the feeble infant 70 eaah nd
all il viii prove q balm and q blessing It's us IS agree-
sble. AMI without Annoyance or troubis. IT, price IS
vimiB rsaeh . sI-riah Or poori an may have IT, and
al shoud have h Who are silk. and sufsrinE in any way.
PLANTERS shauld b. always supplied with TINS iuvai-
nabis PLASTER u vii be The God Ph5sidEn 90 any
piautsfian, ready af al Times. and 81 Instant n5tioe.
Put up in air-tight TN boxes Zach box viii mske III
% eight piast-rs. and any child can spread hem- Pr
IS cents q M, with run and plain d~irections-
C. D. NOREHEAD. n. d,
IuvsHtar and Pr0prietar. i9 Walker street y T.
ass n every diy, town. and viIsFe q ne United States.
fsrT-1awweualv
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soNs on MArTA-There viii Be a meeuhs
Of q Inromar Lodge, No. 1" this evening" q.
their Hail al a O'clock A large and punetnal
attendance is requested, as business OF imPo''
auoe eonneetsdwith the Sister Lodge az Nieks-
burg VIII be brought before the meeting by
order Of the Grand Commander
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join T SHIRLEY. or
-u.- IL M-rL---- L a

B.-Plrtcui8r attention win be- p1il % The wants
Of ny od friends on ne line. Planters and Merchzuis bg
Oh the boats 0u This line 1ui tber patronage BE- r~ue-l
fully soucitcihv JNO.T r. SMILEY.
anti
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&c. B. Locke & Co, sen At their stor'
to-day at 10 O'Clock A. a., house and lot on
South street and houses and lots on Jackson
and Commerce streets. This desirable
property must and win be sold regardless o.
price or weather. Bargains may be expected
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Through Tickets

Are SOLD ty his line over the various stfamh11t and
railroad lines ahrve spoken o. az prices vhich are a
mafarinI NVnE to ne traveller. nus cdrrllE the lcublG
inducemcnt o. saving % time and money.
TIME between Memphis and Napr.7-u and FicEsburE
ant Nauolean-ei hours Between Memphis and Tlcks-
burc-s hours.
For further rma apply on board cf he packets
r~ fr r0WN Il SHIRLEY or
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q Navy Yard lots-slsven and twelve
f~ronting on Chiekssaw, JselaOn and Prone
made streets, Nill be leased 5ut to-day by G.
B. Locke & Co, az twelve O'Clock, on the
Prvmises Read the advertisement and attend
he sale. AsuPsuor chance tor speculation.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills

THfs iusalrlbis medicius d ~uhfaiiing IN Ne cure II
Il 81 nos paiunl and dsngeruus diseases iuriirat O
ne female constitution
umstsratea al sxresses and removes an oostructiuns
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-23

LIGHT READrNG-Mr. R. C. Hite, at his
depot az the Worsham House, has received
Harpers WsssIy, the New York Lsdgsr, the
sunday Mrrrurp and other periodicals for the
current week. aud keeps on hand all the pop
ular Ugh; reading Of the day, including the
issues Of our contemporaries Of the Memphis
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mtnual
BERHAVE7S
HOLLAND BITTERS
THE ~cELEBaArzn HOLLAND RENEDF goa
d DYSPEPSIA
Disease Of the Kidneys.
LIVER
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FeCe1 and s4gsge,
stomach OF '


OIcH In1Ersfan Aadliy ~ tie surlah. ClsIiary
49, hearturna Les ~ Appeuta. DesrauisucY.
A hAaf aui hlndflnr Plea. 10 al Nervaus
anl Ar-rlaua Ar-cfla1z " has 10 nlmsr1us
proved ben~hdaL and tn anrrs eaecfea a De-
lh1 2 Pursi7 re-etshIr aaupu-nd 8rerar=fan sraf-
ifess ate1 ne maular q uacairbrafsf
aErlaFe Because n us great Furass
n AlfapTan States. If urataeIian lur ne
nlrrll ulre especially Or thosr %
our fatlrriani @aitsref here ana $500 ~ u-e.r
mu mignV osultry Merunr win rrsr s----- -
hem, Z DIV o1er ~ ~ ne Amsri-an s-.. r-.-t1rmr+
sdEed.
rs particularly rsnmmendsd 70 ts-as s-rasa, ~r.
use q ardent spir4ts, or cher frml o. dIararan gsr-
erally Instantaneous in eject. t fnds ita va N-e-ff- Il
tha seat u LIE, mrlluE and qlaEeulu- eaar~ -s-ga
raislns up ne drlepiug spirit AID. ia n-f ufas.us new
hralh ant Viz1r lu ne Ustem.
A~0IItE-HhqeFe expects % and his beFerarr viii
BE- Eul prove q grateful arlnaur our1lal rossesse1a f su-
rlar remedial properties
Caution.
ne great popularly % thif ~dslEhff-i Ar1ms has .n-
dla~d many fmllati1ns Ehich ne publc A1uid guard
azalnst purcAaslng b lr persuaded % buy anyihin7
else unui 30 have 2Feu B1erhEvea Haiauf Butsrs 4
fair utaL one eile Ell unVinoe 20 NV iadaltei7
superior if 4 % on uesc mitsaons-
SD Il 81 per barie o. SIX bottles Tor O. ~ ne
Sole Propuetors
BENJAMIN Page, Jr.,S Co,
MA~NuFAcTuHINg
Pharmaceutisfs and Chemists.
PiITSBURG, PENNA-
s. MANSFIELD g. Co, Areufs fr Memphis sIl
asa b n F~AhNsWOKFH. WAHD s. III ant
Ion and Drlzssts generally
apl1-drurwivs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-23

PARpoNED-Cathsnne Moran, who had
been convicted Of larceny during the present
term Of our Criminal Court, and whose punish
meut was assessed az three years imPrison-
ment in the psnitenhary, but who had been
hardened bv Gov. Harris. was liberated yes
tendar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-23

% THE RAH-We met with tEo distin-
guished railroad men in the city yesterday
NJ H. C. Marshall, the 6enGsl Ticket Agent
Or the Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland
hAhroad, and Mr.. sPaImsB, Secretary Of the
Louisville and Frankfort and Lexington and
Frankfort Railroad Company. Mr.. Marshall
len for New Orleans on the steamer Gladiator
and Mr.. S~Piilman vii take passage On he
steaReT S2atherHsr to-day for Louisville.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-23

DAMAGED GOoDs.-A portion Of my gOoisi
having been damaged BY the last heavy rain,
! viii sell them regardless Of cost.
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reIegrophIc markets.

B0sros. April R2-The steamship Jura has been sig
nailed Her sayioes are anticipated ~ he a~rrirslo o. The
ArhIa
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Look Here!
ACertaIn Tract OF parcel of Land
i'm the county of Fayette.

being ne ssme on vhish sid q l. Wanfr RESIDED a.
he date - the eEecufln 81 fhisdeed of trust 1T mart-
sage. IN Civil nisfrict No 9, and lying a1rth a. Shaw
Greek. beiEE . ptrt &c Tract o. a land deed % sid waller
By Winiarl Harrrlf aud huundrd - falluus On the east
BY The Lind - A. Wdier aud Iere Etirr. % IT, narfh
b. th1Ee e Wlilaul HaTrrll On tha west b. rhaze q Joan
Alexander Bradley aud ". n Smith. nrf o. IN zaufh ~
shaw's Crcck. ooutaiuiuE. By surrey. SO acrrs. Thf
uue o aid iand = believed O. Be- indispufabie. bat seu-
inc a. trustee. I shan onvey such title As l. vsstrd IN ne
By aid truEt deed Or usri-are
apls-ids P. REED. rru<1ee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-23

NV Law FIHn.-Osr young and talented
friend J.. A. Blair, Esqs late Of this city has
formed a Law partnership with W. n. Ingsi
Esq, and r. n Kinyon, Esq in Tishomingo
county, Mississippi, both gentlemen are Of
distinguished reputation at the bar, and
leading lawyers in North Mississippi. Mr..
Ings viii reside, as formerly, at Corinth, Mr.
EinyoH a Jackson, and Mr.. Blair 81 L-u-ka.
This Is a stroag and influential firm. Mr.. Inge
hes q reputation that viii command for him
the respect Of the bar and ds patronage Of
the people. There are few lawyers superior
% Mr. Kinyon, and our young friend Blair
has already achieved an enyiable position, for
90 yoang a man, as a speaker and Plsadsr.
Success must and viii crown their eNeTtions.
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Badmna HlatrriaIs
MiuiRtrp.
Pnrisian Rashi0na

TrHE unieraEnef would rrsp=lifuly iaHrm ne i.il-s
Il ~ Aemplis und riranifT, that she has taEsn roaas
ever ne mulernary store ri n GoifluE. oarner %
Main and Una streets. tE1 tzara allfh 20 ne frT Ezats
siarr lf speed usuAo& 5franEa. anf s n5s in receipt
% tie latest Paris AL NeT Orleans fsshAns. Laflra msy
ret arsured nat nlthtuE iafer can b. rrurursd iu ne
city Bridal. EFsulns ard Party nresses anf al kiaii
% flnly Costume made O. onirr. ard a. ne Eaartest
uaitce fapi7-3ml MIgs a.. A. ALL
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fur VINE aMl Laar Ea a.N"rH 81. lHHr'a- Aberdeen.
D. A.l Al-EuH Grut 6l1s TulJ1eulrrar
I'M Iau sHf lEtr drsu1hr rsasslrsr ~
Il steamer EVANSVILLE Aara- Hal-l 49,
Master. ChHs Taylor. Clerk win leave rrlr-
tualy a. above every TUESDAY are w Pr re.ghf
or rass-s a7lV on 1lard lr tH
marsi-2n PRIEST a BOwEN. Azsats
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-23

PINE BLUFF INDEFESDENL-ME W. F.
Douglas, the editor Of this paper, paid US avis-
1t yesterday. He was returning to his hons in
Jefferson county, Arkansas- The IBdepsndeHf
IS published in one Of TIE best counties in Ar
kansas, and one that viii at no late day carry
on an extensive business with our city. Our
merchants would, therefore, do well to sdveT-
tise with him.
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I'VE UNDERSIGNED hereby give notice O. al persons IN
Il dehted o The ate drm q Geo Flaherv a Bro. nat
unless Immediate settlement q the same Be made, their
claims win b piaced in he hands q an om1er fur eoliec-
tion- n F~LAHERTT, Executor.
aplf-iu NARY LAHERTT EzecutriN
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WHIrE's REPoETEh-We remind our bust
ness community Of the merits Of " Whites
Financial and Commercial Reporter and
Counter-biI Detectof," a publication which
appears simultaneously in New York, Cincin-
natl, Louisville, and s. Louis. DR.. White, the
publisher, is a gentleman Of vast experiences
in monetary matters and possesses unusual IA
e~ilites; and TIE information contained in bis
Reporter may be relied upon as strictly aceu-
rate. The publication is invaluable not only
a. a counterfeit deteetor but for the iuf0rma-
ton which II contains az to financial matter,
in four Of the leading points in the Union. W.
have an assurance Of its reliability in the fac
that al bank notes are redeemed BY him or biz
agents at the quotations reported BY hin in
either city above named. See card in anotbel
4 rnluwm
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The GArETY.-Ths lovers Of me ei4
drama viii be pleased to learn that the Tragedy
Of Hamld win be presented at the 6aiety this
evening, Miss Vandeuhof and Mr.. sWlnoourhe
sustaining the principal eharseters- Inc en-
t-s-sinment win conclude with the pleasing az
terpieee Of Faiuf Hsa1 NerT hon 70" Lazy
DRoENrD-me body Of a man, evidently
thar Of a boat hand, was taken from the river
at Fort Pickering yesterday. The identity OF
the deceased was unknown Esquire Horne
held an inquest upon the body, and the Jury
returned a verdict to the effect that the de-
ceased had been drowned
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For White and little Red Rirers
REGUL4R TUESDAY IND STURDY
PICKET FOR NAPOLEON
DANIEL BOONE.
-. MAIL LINE
FOR LOUIsYTF lie,


L ~ Erz
EvEBT W0NDAT. thursday s. SUNDAY.
AT 9 o'cLocE o %
ALVIN -a.rs-=H =. LAM. 4aa's
Essrv MONDAY uaF %
NOSES McLELLAE.....-....T M Erwin Es1ar.
E7ery THURSDAY ar3F Dr.
sUrIUERNER----------..G W. LEIrLErT Mas-sr
EveE SATURDAY at4P d.
C~uNNECTING 81 an Clrl win the uuuo- Central RAJ
rlGi Of PaI11al EIl Ie rs M1l ssazars -
Nashville and on pants l ne Cumberland r.--r. CD
meet at La-i-giH win HHC g HnI Line smarL
JACOB srEADEE AND TELEGRAPH 20. s.
lr Clucluuaus anil theu..e lat la L.rra U.rml Ra1r1ud
anil ls uauueetu7 luaae. ..ff rr. H northern nd
Eastern cities.
P1esa-- assaular ls -.srs points yl-a
ami East.
uraa-h -s-ar- given f- aHa re destined sr
Sev T1rE PhIaferla E.Hta Et-a.-a ut all cher
points
The boat u u-s line boo lH aae order. aa' are EEur-
passed Er peel. .uFst auI safety
PRIEST s. BOWEN. AGENTS
Monroe atrerf ssrlh s. between Tr.u. Row .lf Main
IF11-6m
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Notice

L ErTERS testnmentsry having issurd o. me from ne
Ia Cuuuty Court % shelby ccmty, a. It's last April Term.
wn the estate q John ". Harisln, deoeased. Notice
Is hereby given b al pcrsuns holdluE Gains aainsf aid
eztzfe % preseui hen duly authenticated. within The
time prescribed By hwi and al per=uns indehted b aid
estate viii please make immediate payment.
apa0diw-vNs JOHN II. HARRISON, Exec'r
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For COngres.

w are aaAorr-d % announ1s Hon John v.
WRIGHT - . osntiasts o. Fs-eisoion 70 oou-rsss. frau
ne seventh Disfria mzrz
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Spiral AGflffs
DR.. ,. Hosteuer's Celebrated
afomarh 1frFerG

btomaCh Etc-cFG
F0R % cue q Fever snd Arue. j. tryoud al ooairo-
rsrsy. ihs safest and best rsm.dr faai oauid b. ued b.
a. amiois4 o. m dhssa q ~ ld5rs usfufs ~
masi viaisni stiazts Of miFareadmfaaass have onsn
been psrsn1st ~ ne ne q a. rrua5ls remrsy. ne
d Husrs" have besa 49, By nr rrpristar in an extern
ave Paoits 10 ne treatment q Fsvpr and AuN, ~ q
uunbsr q years and H. vsnaarfgi eurauvr paEsrs arc
vel kHorn hah % tas pfs-s 30 a. ruhur uae rho
desire a mnrough reuosaian = uasir snfrs sysssm.
lhoun - f.ls u-s ne BiasFs"
~ ale By druEgisis ssn.fanY svsryuhsre SEE a.
v~srtiarmruf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-23

CRIMINAL CoUEr.-In this tribunal yestsr-
day, the call Of he misdemeanor docket was
continued, and a large number Of eases were
disposed o.. About one huudred pressnhnenti
were made BY the Grand yuU uPon charges q
gaming and violations Of the tipping ordi-
nance.
The case q John DelaHy, charged VITA lar.
eeny, was continued until the next term.
he present term Of the eourt wli adjourn
to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-23

AHAEsrs.-At midnight last night there
had been four arrests BY the city police me
~delinquents had been taken into custody upon
charges Of drunkenness and fighting.
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07erseer Wanted.

WISH o. employ an Overseer for he remainder u the
Il year. marued nan preferred. Nune need apply
who l. nf oamueteut ad willing p ETIrH-
apfa-fHw9ws on Hg ruerf near Delta p n.
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,NTOEIce.

ATJ.S NIrCHELL & 90 Proyius \ stewart
u Bisk-Beef rousu-s, suear Cured Hams Nashvil
Hama. Bu.tFr. ErEs. etc. marIq
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-23

The PRoNPTEA-We have before Us a work
bearing the above title, which is book Of
questions and answers on English Grammar,
designed 70 be studied in connection with Dr..
BuIlion's grammar, BY Prof Allen N. Scott,
late principal Of Harper Institute, Woodyille.
La. Prof Scott has grown venerable in the
pursuit q letters, and as be has made the study
Of grammar, perhaps, a specially, we have an
confidence in the grammar Of our own Ian
guags. In this little work Of less than two
hundred pages, be has Strengthened many
crooked paths in the literary journey Of the
student and deserves the warmsst thanks Of
leaders and pupils.
By the way, Professor Scott has become a
citizen Of Memphis, and we cordially welcome
him back to the bosom OF bis native Tennss-
see. It is his design to establish an institution
Of learning in this city At an early day, in
which be viii devote much Of bic time to the
incubation Of the principles Of grammar. We
trust our citizens viii give him q jealous sup-
port In his noble undertaking.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-23

A WAH-Soms ~ioiterers about the river, IN
the vicinity Of Fort Pickering, yesterday, dis
covered q candle box floating in the stream
and caught It and brought it 70 The shore.
U7on examination, the package was found to
contain tbs body Of a HeWly-bom infant, hat
had died from violence, perhaps Tbs coroner
was sent for to investigate the mystery, aud
attention was attracted from the box for a
time. when the coroner arrived, behold the
box and body were missing. The waves from
the 1ver, doubtless, had swept the little waif
away
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-23

aFsOlH aaa Main st, oP Court square.
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MEMPHIS hEAL EsTATE.-There is no sureT
indication Of the rapid growth Of cur city, than
the readiness with which real estate is dis
posed Of by those engaged in the business Of
brokers. One firm has sold in the past two
months, at private sale, nearly two hundred
thousand dollars worth Of pronerty. 1t hap
pens, too, as we are advised, that at auction
sales. BY which the vendors desire to dispose
Of large quantities Of ground on a single
day, that the prices realized are almost, if not
quite equal to those obtained in private trans
actions.
The scarcity Of money as required for ordi-
nary mercantile negotiations, is to be ae-
counted for by the fact that those who have
surplus means, invest it in real estate, rather
than in negotiable paper ; such is the conf
denes Of our people in the continued growth
and prosperity Of our city. Aud hence arises
the fact that on the streets, money is worth
from one and a half to two and a half per cent.
per month.
To-day, if the weather will admit, we are to
have another great auction Of suburban lots,
and another evidence viii doubtless be given
that the progress Of our city is still onward
and upward. Memphis hasbeen built up with
out capital borrowed from the East, unlike
other western cities. When the crash cane,
eastern capitalists withdrew their loans, fore
closed their mortgages, and therssult has been
that everywhere, real estate has declined save
in this city, where there has been, for ten years
49, - - nTwmwra
With the extension Of our railway eonnee-
tons, this progress must continue, and no man
need fear to invest in Memphis real estate till
one hundred thousand people dwell upon the
Chiekasaw bluffs.
In this connection we invite attention 70 the
great sale Of property by Messrs. Moasarrat,
Dupree & Co. to-day, the particulars in regard
10 which viii be found in their conspicuous ad-
vertisemeut, in another column Of our paper.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-23

TIE CAFrrAL-We have been The recipients
Of some excellent and recherche beverages from
the Capital, which is situated on the corner
of Bank Avenue and The Alley between Csurt
and Madison streets. The gentlemen who pre-
side al that bar are polite and skilled in the
art Of mixing Up good beversrss ng keep
no.hing inferior IN their une.
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Refer to Strauss, Lehman q Co.'s column on
fourth page.
Lands for SaIe-see Hopkins a Kirby's card
on the first page.
See F. H. Clark & Co.'S column.
Refer to Speed, DonabO 4 stTange's column.
In anotnsr column, see ne Advertisement Of
GEoR0E PATTIsoN a Co, Booksellers and
s~.atiOners, 26s Main street, near Madison
street
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.tHraay HoTaIng, . April rs, use.

CoAEok Law CoUKT-nhe business Of he
spring term Of this court having been finished
up, the session Of to-day viii close the pro-
ceedings.
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HAHDwAHE A~GH1oULrURAL IzFIExExrs,
ste.-H you are in want Of such goods, read
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ELpEH ALENkS1EK CAEFBELL Among
the passengers By the steamer Baf0H last
e7enings vas he distinguished theologian
whose Usme heads this paragraph. He viii
visit Lake Providence and vicinity Vieksbarg,
jackson, Coluubus and Aberdeen, and then
take the southern route to Bethany, Va He
was accompanies bv Elder W. K. Pendleton.
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.uTHER N~FLANNAToRT ACUTE or cmAOSIC,
Ne matter h1E severe ne c.ss.
or ofhaE 1lg staEfinz,
Calfar Dr. M0EIiMoRE's REMEDY shich has siresdy
cured shout Twenty thousand eases. ~ b. bad o.
s. MANSFIELD a co. Memphis.
J. WriEhf A Co, NsH Orisausi Hzaon. Hyds 4 Co, a.
Louis. DR. D. NokrlHQHE. PrBuetor
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FIsE.-ne alarm Of Ere about i've O'Clock
yesterday morning, was caused by the burning
Of an outbuildmg connected with the residence
If Mr.. Wardiow Howard, on Shelby street,
between Psntotoc and Linden. The damage
was but tnaing, although the adjoining houses
were in imminent danger al one time. The
fre was caused By an incendiary.
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NEGEo DEowNED.-A negro deck hand on
the steamer J.. G. Cline, was Knocked over
board from he laTboard wheel house Of that
boat, while in pert here Thursday night, and
drowned. He, in company with four others,
was making some repairs upon the wheel
when hey were all knocked overheard BY is
sudden revolution. Four Of the men were
saved from drowning.