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MNnHLauAEa AaNaA = 49,
rorFos me uaFsr vzs vsrT gust y~ssisrdsy aiiS
~ active eperauons @ Nouday ne buyrrf rausea
ne fsiars ospsHius raiss up % hiEh. mes we're not in
cinsd q epcfsis further unul hey eoula reoeiFs intel
HEenoe q ne enc 90 Nev Orleans d ne Europe-n
new rhe sales uers q bzies q 7 cent?, s at1Hl sas
- asa. Iatss. u a. e. irtss. - Iate, q at -,
8afss, p al 10. g a. ios, tsaius, 1Sstuk, u At
mA, iB ans, Istta. % a. i2k Bn nhs ala
Tstai 81
Iusrior.-...... 81 JEiddhuE .....loN gu
ordnsr..--..- 7he - Gooa aidainE-iiheiih
Iss Eiafias 10 sieS Fsir .-~-.-.--nseI5
NV oHLrAxs--me Neu. orleans Crsaeuff Mrrrh
. repors The transactions IN orr grnerai market hare
been % q fair extent duInE ne past uest Cciiou esp
.ciaiy has been afiva. vim airanlur prices, and a fair
demand has prevailed Dor tharnn In SUGAR and m1iases
business has been % mnderute Character, viii adroop-
ing ienirng 10 prizes Fiour has sdvanced. vita q 1ir
demand ahile corn has been dun and uUer. Tn presl-
sans. ne businrss has been On q limited sale. urh .
continued d1EuWHfd Tendency in priues for INST dsTiP-
nons. FreiEuts have been nm. uiiheut auy apparrui
a~ltefation in the rates There has teen a sod dculala
~ o1tt1n mrgufhlutthe past week, mouEh hhiuesshH
been chegked dutng a part o. ne time D. me eHuene
vleEs q hadefa ard n sune extent By ne saroy - De-
sirahie Lists. me weeks sales amount 70 abgut 1eo
bales, q whidh 500 on Slfurtay, 500 on Mondays Nbn
on Tuesday. ~ Oooon Woineaiay. eNo 90 THURSDAY, and
500 YESTERDAY. ne market cksing 81 ne rangs q me
io.lgsing qu1tatiansl vhieh hoW IN afVance q Shout Ac
u n ier toe week
Interior $500. n - Mdainr...-...u GIik
Ordinary--+...s q - God Midfing..-n =
Cod Ordinary. eAal0 MtddluE Fair--i2het1h
Low Midfliug o. 10A Gi0A Fair.-------.- q
Our several i~nsurance companies, ty the burning q he
steamers Princes. Ranger and " n nousasa VII hea
sumsthing over eifoOoi the cotton destroyed beins
also bales, some part u uhich nut BEING covered y IN
smanoe- here VII BE- 10 general mr. partial averages
IN hese hFses They are about a. bad a. = WreoEed cr4o
md dissbaed vessel Eoing into Nassau. n P Au5thsr
carzn. nat ~ he Steamer puuElszs- has been destroyed
By Ore on the Tallahusha- ms makes $50 b1es % oi-
t1n burued No on ne rivers tbs seas1n Iqnauo q oon-
inr IN With mcTe frenlom-thec crop q last year VII -
large Wcleam hu IN TIE movement N regard p me
inspection q The weed ne trade desire that the tnspec-
tors snail be held responsible fuT any damaEe The buyer
msy sustain AFTER TIE tdh1ono b. shiFped and leaves me
port ether b. loss IN Vright o. By bad order, o. hy fuu
pactins not de eoted When sampled or not turning OUT
frua q ne rnmuie.
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MOnrtarp aH6 finantiaI.
NENPHis nlnr APPEaL ofFlcE

NHw ORLEANS -From the cresrsut o. Nara s
Aoufy maiurs mc1rd ~ quietiTr Nlul the uuat qhf q
he banks. Belng the an % Marlh, Ehih las ron
TINE lnl~nenorhtnseu c1nstiaria az - lararltIu1la-
tqns ne peymrnts mo - several fanss amHltel %
~ pymsht 90 ne o1frsspondins ~ llst
year we're e26nlO0 ThefE So very ntis uspef adel-
inE On ne iuaftsf auuey cauuuuss undfr Tree surrfi
and moa1 hafius anyihing ~ dro1uf srcuriuea can - a-
oommafafed ~ ruu g sEa9 per- up O. tnper Larse
sums On rud c1iaftrrals. suh m ulus and 80 srrEA
are qrainahie ttt1 per G inside q - dafE To a.
posit line q ne tanE b veil ntintaluea th1ash q d.
uense weekly Tor ne balance q ne season Be- aua o. ne
miugEto be rxpeted
ne sxchanre market Nas not n afise today yet
Aere we're several transactions. Duu1te Al aEht On
New York ranrinr from 7-i6se-f6 Discount, uhich b. q
decline fiFe and Ten DAYS sirht FROM li-id. aaia-ie
rs siug dau sight ~. 1hae per cent ts- SINE g
ne bank declnlnE 70 Day ever 2 ~ me bfsf % ouauner-
tihs. he most ~ the purchases By hen were
~ dls- sterlinf vas d1an In in some extent By private
dealers at tusli0fh foT ne general ruu % sod aEla-
lures, lUh fou Al. ana s1me small SUMS Eere bEen a.
10 e-le1iQh Eor remittance a fr1ctau over vas
sked ne halks which we're fraulns a4d bl1Aa
IN Tor siEtyday- shortsiehthlshers Hy ol0EoHa
NV ToHK-Fr1mu ne He al Marah s MnfT o1u-
ttnues o. BE- a. cheap a. ever. -Four PER cent BE- ne rate
a. Which all uaW call bans are being made. oufst1ldlnE
bans at6 are ma paidan A. there is 20 ayluE Eheu Ne
nay nat hFe auother slEht hurry IN The u1uey mlrkeE
1ui ~ uausletiunsE enenny rule 81 ne nWer azure.
la the ciaoauHi nartct prime ooAay aorptanaae 50 %
ihouf ., Ions u1per, sod D. d1re al 6Iiass aolqrluE d
aharadfr 81 names and date Both hank and private
iendsrs cuulain ~ TIE uauf a demand. But little Is
uing On me forcign eHchanEa market haukerE are
phnng f1r aAait for sterling
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The use OF Or. HOstetter,s

STOMACH BITIEHs. Cor dsprpsh. a~auiency. he~syinsss
q ne sama1h o. any cher Ite saection. u ssosud o
u1ne IN America Or abroad TO BE- able b. slate coundenf-
ly mat the Bittsrs are q certain cure sr dyspepsia snd
nfe diseases. BE- To ne Propristars q souros a. u~nauoyed
pleasure Il rcmeves an morbid natter from ths sum
aeh, parties ne btld luparts renewed vitality O. the
usTr1ug system uviuE BE- that tone and earry i~niispen-
sable for tie rssto-ltiau o. health. The numerous ak
n1siodgmsuts % i1 superidf excellence ana bensucenf
results have 1Uue ne prupret1rs that it cannot but
prove a great curc o. me amicted. and impart vitality %
ne h5r0ugh system
where. HOsrETIER a 6aITH.
Muauhaureu aud Propret1rs,
w4rafH-a-rw n, 81 Wrtsr anf 81 Fr1Bt street
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
u1 .1 a I1.,' S,l5,,l @ ~ 59s-l ? -el1 49,. ri - 3

FNNAla luualuanle mellcue o. uufalIu. In ue GUe o.
i al those painful and dangerous diseases iucileutT1
the female unsu-uu1n
It moierat-s On eN1eses and removes iu obstructians,
hum uhuever auss and o pseH cure nay D. relied On.
10 MAHNE LADIES
It Is peculiarly f1iteL twill in a short time. bring 90
ne m0uthy period with REGULARITY
AUTION-
msse Pills sh1cf Dc te uksu - feunirs nat ar
wegaim dmm- he aut hrts ma1lhs, u hey are sure
10 mng On sizrai sm q every ansr time. sad In
every cher ease. they are p~er,ecl4 safe
On aI cases o. Nerr1m and spnal AleciiuE. Pains m
ts Baak and Limits Hsaviusss Faugus sn sIE 8 s1sr-
um Ptiptan9l o. the heart, Lsunes % Spirits, Hys-
tsri-, sak Hesdaeh-, whast mfau the painful dis
eases uuas-nel ~ q disriered rHen. hee Pills viii
Eject O cure when al ether mems hlvs failed
Pun directions On ne pamphlet around each plcsEge.
Ehich shuuld De- careuly preserved.
A hau1- containing 30 pins AID endrdcd Win ne
Government Stamp o. Great Britain. can be sent pct
free for e. and postage stamps
Sole agent lor the United states and Cauanas.
JOB MOSES. Rochester. n. Y.
y Chandler & Co. Memphis. Wholesale and Retail
Arenfs. and a1id By all respectable dru-Elss
- BEWARE-Sms uupuHeipled fsGicrs ~ 20
fcu other pills on uiich her redhss morf profit b
a0f eecntcf By sr Jamss Ciarkfs end no others.
40
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u Nttue socgtsihd eedsa trust dated respective
- $3.50 h.l'ot and hr2i day o. January, 1855.
cas1, o. NJ hEhei hllaeri in fui q the oHre 81 J
Horue. bsqs a. 10 o'ciock ou IRE a0h dsvrf Au-l fgEa
TIE tulloHtng ioi oi Erount u ne cfv q Memrhi. befnr
part % Ehaf D. deslEuated Oh ne map or ulsn "a ~ 80
city OF Memphis as lmAo. r7. being bsrrsrf a. $780,
besiuninE o. tne -en siaeM Aeaus street ar thr north
& Bias running theme easiwarfy via Ne a.-ft 80
- Adaa1s street 80 feetto a stakri theucs saftvr~r~ 81
rctt auries wiz AGsns street $50 o. a sfatr- n.,-e
urdrsrGT 20 fort rhenQc uahwarfr ls feet - ~
h.esrnfne. a~aufainhz D. e-imatau s1a s4usre 49, -
crrffur rieht taken o. the s1uh euf o. a uubur suev
ne uue D. believed o. be n1d- bulI viii seu a. 49,
arf~ ehnrfd ne shove not gr Tor sualciem % amer
ne aef-s afr-raif- I win afthe Eme time ana place se1
fo Stare ~ ne siuk of ne Memphis Buildiur and loan
tra.iarim baiourinE b. SAID Caensn
msrs-e.fiw prefresg W A GOODWIN.
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n the Press say.

COsTARrs E~XTERNuNArORs are i~HvaIaubIs rem
ehes fr dearins h-uss o. sn sorts Or vermin. vita an
o5na5enoe vs rs11mmeni uem-N y Daily STATE
Register
COsTARs remedies fr a1d1mesuc pests suh 81
Rats, H1aehes Bei-Bus Auts, Plea, ETC. are uvalm
be We can speak nom Etaal knouleige oftheir mer.is
DrrEgss and Dealers should send their orders early. II
they uouis secure q trade in them We FORT JouraoL
Il hail write smsthins about yuur Extsrminaars
A. ! can Do 80 win pruprlaty They are selling rapidly
here and destroying en- vermin-Ed aBannu, Fey
ife, No.
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DTr virtue ~ a certain deed q trust dated January ~,
ID 1851. ezecuted 90 me- By Iohn ,. Sale 90 secure acer-
tan debt hrroo1 Epedded, I Win proceed % sil fgr cash.
10 che hiEhra hlElsr. an trunt q te cnoe q ,. Heruf.
80. IN n dtr q Memphis, al odad en- ne sou
day ofAprl. 1888. the faioging propfry, wH LyinE
nud beinr ID ue atv 81 Ncmrhif. in the hutler nirisien.
pea Ne rs anf rart ~ it No. J begiunnc a. a stake
Ehrre ue9of1 treff euifrs salf nrla1n. nd runuiug
s-1'u rI.h ne @ssf side ~ said street; east with Buffers
- iH FOL H- -faEes fhruoe sHufh parallel win De-
street . i.f fo a stake thence west 10 o. q STAKE
o neSt rtt nenof norh vita DcS1fostreet o. the
beEinuiuE Ifr suupassd b be Sod. bot 7 viii eel a.
trustee qulg. shc1ld ire shove nf sell for f~uinrEnt e.
katiay ne SAID debt. I uin sen a. The same time and
lace p shares q The eock ofIhe Memphis Building and
lean es-rlatiaa. belonEing 70 ne sid = r. Sale
mArs-eodlw prs fee 80 &c. GRIPPING
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Lear FoR the PEoPLE-As we have be-
fore stated, we are using the Coal Oil, with
the proper. lamp for it, in our editorial room,
and are greatly pleased with the clear, mid,
yet Powerful ligh. II gives. Used with a
shade we ind it very advantageous, as the
eyes are saved from fatigue and iuiation to
ladies who sew in The evening this must be
very useful Mr.. Ambrose, whose store is on
Monroe street, east Of Main, is the author
lied agent Of the ~Breekinrdge, XIV, works.
where the oil is made from the coal. He has
already a large demand for his lamps and oil ,
candles and bad lard oil are intolerable. and If
we burn gas we are subjected to inconceiTabls
extortion, therefore the Coal Oil is in demand.
Took HIS CHmD.-A man named Gardener
yesterday obtained possession, at or near one
Of our public schools, Of the person Of one o
The pupils, a young girl Of eleven years Of age.
and carried her of. II turned that the wife Of
Gardener is living separated from him, and
she has been IN the custody n the police as a
woman Of improper character The child was
living with her, and the father, 10 rescue her
from evil mhuenoes ami associations, has re-
solved 70 train her under his own eve. The
girl was greatly distressed at being separated
from her mother, but her own good requires the
disunion.
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THE IMMENSE DEMAND
FOR
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES

4 Il ~ -" H|HZNH ~
II ary- ASPLENnIp s~ALESROOM has been
nued 10 A. No AgAan street. next ducr 10 Mckinney
4 Cos Furniture Store ouuneoiing win he latter upon
he second douT.
he regulation Of SINGERS sEWINs MACHINES.
= - vel esiahnshed. o. IL deemed superduous % erra-
tate ur1u meir merits, especially sinca d l. Customary
% advertise ever kind % seEiuE Machine, whether
SOD o. bad a. superior or a. least equal % an others
But assertion b hf proof and 10 sensible persun VII
trust o. a pumuE Advertisement, while he can avail him
self q Re cplartunlE u tuiEinE b personal inspestion
shat hachine b. bet suited % hiSHurposs.
u 4 impcssihle Tor ne purchaser q a Singer Machine
% Be deceived, simply because e.ch Machine h sold with
ne p~riFilese Of returninE h IN a given time II Il sh0ula
nos proVe 10 Be What n vas represented.
We're o necessarE, Ne uuuid point O. a volume q facts
Illustrative ~ TIE maxim. Success J. . sure evidauoa
a. merit" 70 L. well known that I. n. Singer and "a
ward Clara, who ouusutute the arm % T. n. SINGER 4
Co. have teuane millidnares. Il h. an undeninhle hef.
nat Singers hachlues have alsays commanded a higher
price md nat there Is amuch larger number q fhem
sid han % any oiaer KIND. and that hundreds Of thess
Mackines have been in constant daily use fr upusrs. 81
sven years being siil IN sid o1ndifion.
sineer = ueT manufarfnry IN Ngw rork. H. cnnsiderrda
remarkable srructure even IN hat rify q mamnath -
ahiishmentsi yet viii an fhsss immense fsc1incs thev
are barely able b su7uiy ne demand. uhioh has more
han duuhied since ne puhlic has diso1verc - the inrnri-n-
q and Wurthlessncrs 20 the snlres o. Seufnz Name
win which ne whsle c1untry - dsluEed.
rhnse who are uaf psfed On The Seuiur Narhrne trade
would d vel o. unke s thorough srsmination before
huyinE
- Prices o. smEcris Nachines from AS ., as.
tai-dEuT EDWIN DIAN. AGENT
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TSIoUIrOUs imintoul haFs been fmpssd upsu ne
pubic, but hey have bean driven ouf u TIE arid ne
p~urchaser should taE 30 ne uairr-msrE that exists in
sveyleaf 4 ne envelopes boki msy contain na
he words. Honosay View Tot sni L1ndon IN s-mi-
transparent letters me- are spuioas
SID a. ne mauuaaov No 90 Aaiden Lans, NsE
Tork, and ~ an Druuists ara sc and e. PET pa
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DT virtue o. 8 deed - ru1 eaieo iN Of November,
ID lsss. executed o. me ~ Th1mas ~ Courtney, ] VIII
psaceeI % sell fr eash. g. ne hirhest bfhrs On irontM q
fhe ance al Horne, ESQ iu Che city % Memphis a. 10
octgH. or the 29fh dsy of ArriL ISIS, NJ foHoslngrrqp-
crfv. VIZ A certain 60 81 ground On ne rlrt q ne city
~ Memphis tnevn - Sluih Memphis. Hnd kngzu IN NE
plan % The said city g. tl1d 81. nquius = feet o.. The
west slae ~ Csusey street nd INNING NeA1y -
righi angles VIII he said street and between parallel
unes o. the center q Bayuu 6sypsQ. as haFlnE e mont
20 IA feet OF thereabauis Or aaluot street % extended
win ne improvements thereon should le ahqEe prep-
erT nci sell for rumcirutt o. sausr thn Eiaresall debt 1
va sen az he same Time and place 10 shares otne stoeE
- ie Memphis BuldifE aud Ian Aesrclate1 hftmEag
@d lalrtneg ne tie q he above reA estate D.
te-eFed 20 BE- Sod, but ! sen cnr o. trustee.
Eafs'tseiE FFffstel &c GaiF4lSG
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CrScTNNArI, March s.-Flour dun, holders are
willing sellers at s.. e0a6. Whisky, sales 200
bbls at 24a24ic. Mess Pork S6a7.5O; holders
demand an advance. Bacon Sides &c; holders
demand an advance Of I Sugar dali at 74a7tc.
New ORLEANS, March s.-Sales Of cotton
to-day 1900 bales at an advance Of 9sales
al l1talIf. Steamer news caused the advance.
Sales for 3 days 10000 bales. Receipts for
DAYS 2i 800 bales, against 46,o0D bales last
wear. sugar guiet at 64e. Flour closed with
Advancing tendency, has advanced t-sales al
S7.25. Corn closed al an advancing tendency
sales at a0c. Freights on cotton 10 Liverpool
7-I6 C.. Exchange on London Sc on New
York % Sight fa9-l6.
NEW YoRK, March s.-Cotton firm sales
to-day Of 4,0C0 bales. Flour firm southern
S6.20a6.6a Bacon euiet. Lard dull at ltls12c.
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washington News-- Minister 20

NEW YoRk, March s.-Mr. MeLson, th'
new Mexican Minister, leaves Washington FOL
New Orleans tomorrow, and sails in the steam
er Tennessee on the 18th for Vera Cruz. Il
Mr.. McLeon fails 10 arrive in time the STATE
department viii telegraph to the Tennessee "a
await his arrival He is Instructed 90 present
bis credentials 10 whatever government he may
find able 10 maintain itself, ana based upon
the will Of the people, 50 that any European
power may not Be able to and any preteKt to
interfere.
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FoB1Es AND THE APPROACHING CoNcEKTs.
The concerts on Monday and Tuesday night
next, for which the sale Of tickets commences
at Eavio's on Fndsy, is exciting the attention
Of the musical public # Memphis. t known
that Madame Laborle is a lady who has
achieved celebrity from her wonderful powers
Of voice, her brilliant vet faciie execution, and
her rich charm Of expression; that GustaTe
Satter, the pianist. Is tie f~svorite pupil Of the
great Lit; hat Carl Arschutz and Theodore
Thomas are sristes Of high reputation, but the
public mind has especially settled upon Formes
az ne great attraction Of the troupe, and with
good reason. Formes has a history indepen-
dent q ms mHsicsl career. His father and
grandfather were both soldiers Of Napoleon.
and he inhen's their ardor Of disposition and
energy Of character. Hfs caresxhas developed
an intense passion for the establishmsuf Of
freedom though for four years he frs. in
Vienna as a musician, and cauressed bv the
applause Of nobles and couriers. IN lsss h.
sprung forward a. the can Of liberty. ana was
among the foremost in erecting he bauicades
When Vienna Surrendered he became active in
Holsstein, and 50 identified himself with the
enemies Of ~desponsm. that Austria. after n.
deplorable reaction, demanded his exfradtion.
He accordingly left for London. where h.
formed the celebrated German Opera COMPANY
Of DruFy Lane, aud established q brilliant mu-
steal TePGtation- In his country . generous
reception has been accorded tohhm, a. an as
sertor OF freedom, and as Musician ana 20,
ss1n q rare atag,
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ToAoNro, c. W, March e-Ths Psfliameh.
here have had a petition presented for an acttC
incorporate a company 10 connect America BY
a submarine telegraph, via Greenland, Iceland
and the Fair islands.
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Notice.

IN ou-squencs o. TIE tool dsstu1i.on q our uncs By
Ore. a Temporary uspeuaan q or Boa ana "a Print-
ius Bu-nsss beoonss neoessary We hoPe, however. 60
resume % an early dsg, win eu1fe new material, fuiiy
prepared o. ussaI % meet ne drmanA o. our nienis ana
the pullc Oar C0utius-room for he present. may be
hund wihC W. Alexander, az bis Stationery and Muis
stre, Calhoun BI1k, NAN street. corner Of M0nr1e.
mar1-Iw HrrTON s. CLARE
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ADRIAN, Ohio, March She re mains Of
Ira J. Thurston, the Areonaut, who sscended
in a balloon on the 10th Of September last, and
about whose fall so much interest was felt,
have been found and recognized, ten miles
.norfh-West Of Toledo
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Later from Californfa--ArrivaI Of ms
QunEer CITY.

NV OnLEAEs, March She steamed
Quaker City is below. She brings San Fran
cisco dates Of the I9h ult.
The steamer Golden Age brought a million
and q quarter in gold. and one huadred pas
senEers.
There have been heavy rains throughout Cal
ifornia, Prospects are good for a large trade
The overland mad, Of the 2sth Of January,
had arrived on the l7th ult.
MAExETs@Java COTE 20a22c Rio Ia.
Mining prospects farorableand water quite
plenty.
The steamship Uncle Sam had again sailed
with troops for Colorado,
Later news from Mexico is comparatively
unimportant. Gen. Miramon was still prepa-
ring to march on Vera Cruz. Jusrsz was pre-
pairing for a desperate resistance.
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ST. LOUIS, March She river has riser
? feet in q hours, and is rising rapidly. Ar
rived7Jsnuary and Crescent City. DEPARTED
John Walsh. ..
LOUISVILLE, March She river Is falling
rapidly, with 6 feet on the falls and 9 feet in
the canal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-09

W~AsHISGroS, March s-Snat-The Vice
President presented a memorial from the eiii-
zens Of Nebraska protesting against anneKi1E
a portion OF their Territory 10 Kanzas. Inc
Senate have ratified a number Of treaties
among Others with the Oregon and Washington
Indians. Also The the Cas- and Heusn treaty
was amended, 50 hat those who have not
presented their claims, may do 80 before New
Granada takes final action. Generai Henan
Is here, asking that in return a provision for
the settlement Of 40 questions IN which New
Granada is the claimant; among others that
relating to the transit Of nail matter across
the lsthmns, and also the tonnage tax.
The Senate, Il is supposed, will dispose OF
an The business before them bY Thursday.
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Dl virtue o. . deed a trust executed b ne b. George
ID = Naniussn on TIE 1fsf Say q Jauusrv. iET anf
duiy reourded IN ne hfTisterisOmoe a Shelby county.
rennessee In huk No =, pages ga, "a a1d E8. I Eln
proceed O. sen tT cEh. az rutiic Hucfiou. % C1urf
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ming baH betVecn parallel lines al rirht ANGLES Win
said strectto he west side q Rand1iph O. HI Greek
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street MS sale made % secure ne payment q hree
notes OF Interest menucned IN said deed o. trust. sale
waived Memrtil, March s. 1859.
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CHANCERY SALE
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
NEAR BASKERVILLE, TENNESSEE.
nuHsUANT 90 Decree q the Chanofry Court e. Mem
II phi-. Rendered. November Term. 1855. IN the case o.
Lncy " stark. Admiuistrsj1r Of Henry C. STARK, de-
ceased. vs. The Heirs and Creditors Of aid n. G. sark, ?
will on
wednesday April 9, 1859,
IN front q nv one, IN tie Cits q Memphis, proceed 10
sell % the highest bidder
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
lTlng and being in the 81 CivIl nisfrio, q shelby county
Tenn, near the town Of fisherville, containing about
THREE HUNDRED AND TWO ACRES.
taEether with az ne Improvements nersuni cunssung
IN part Of a larEe and coufortahle Residence ani ether
houses thereto attached me tract o. land incluaes a por-
ton Il the town q Fishervile.
Trims OF SkLE-The ahuvc mentioned tract 81 land
vail be sid On . credit 81 seven, twelve and elghteen
months In oqual instalments, purchaser O. execute notes
with approved secwify, with . lien retained un the
premises unti payment q purchase money. Sale to
oammenoe an n e'cicA a n
o n C. LAH1Eh.
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