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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at5PM
Peopla's Independent Line.
, ~ REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET
The elegant and fast running pa senger pack
$50 steamer j. j. Hoe, NJ. Leavenworth, master,
will leave above For freight passage apply bonId
FIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL
Advertising Agent
n9-TheJ. Roe will take freight for Memphis, Hickman,
New Madrid Columbus Cairo, and all intermediate landings
sells
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n REGULAR vICKSBURG PACKET
l@AAA The and splendid passenger packet steamer
~. b. T. Hodge, G E. Marshall, master vii
Joseph Rooney, Waterproof Eatch. Fort Adams River
Landnp Bayou Port HUDSON Baton Rouge Paqueiue
Donald onve aud all intermediate landings. For freight
passage apply on board.
VIRG1NIuS G. DENTZEL,
Advertising Agent.
Yazoo river freight taken with privilege of shipping
at Vicksburg. se5
a The b. L. Hodge will have clerk the Levee every
Thnrsday morning to rec siya freight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

EAsMANN'S IRON HOOPS AND TIES FOR COTTON
BALES.-Orders for Fasmann's Iron Hoops and Ties,
LIED to extent per pound The Hoop and Tie
guaranteed hold and also given
bound with them shall Orleans the
same terms rope bound cotton.
Liberal deductions made merchants cash OF
ders F. BELCHER Agent
l232 Commercial Place, N. O.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

Leaves on SATURDAY, Sept. II, at s r. NJ.
St. Louis Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
,n. FOR ST. LOUIS--CoHNECTING AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central, and at St. Louis
with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-The 6ne
regular packet steamer Mo re,
master, will leave for st. Louis and all intermediate land
North East, or West apply board
this steamer. -
R3-No berth considered engaged until paid for,
A plan of the cabin bv
applying the Companys Office No 81 Camp treet coruer
Commercial Place. "
~ The above will take freight Memphis Nat.
chez Vcksburg and all The Bends will ntttep.
ton TO all way and plalt business.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
$50 Advertising Agent.
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R ED RIv E R i.

Leaves on SATURDAY. September IL at 10 A. M.
=, r. = REGULAR SUMMER PACKET
lE94elS = steamer Robert Watson, Jno. Smoker,
go master (n place of steamer Rapides-For Alex
anda Norman's Barbns and all inerme iiae landings
lied kSerlhs new light drausht and fast running passen
,s.er will leave above. For freight passage apply
board. VIRGIEIUS C. DENTZEL,
ss7 Advertising Agent,
Shreveport freight taken, with privilege Of reshipping
at Alexandria.
car The Robert Watson take freight for P. Cheever's
Landing on Old River
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

Leaves on FRIDAY, September %: a5P.M.
~ FOR ST. LOUIS.-CoNNECTING AT
i@1&k Cairo with the Illinois Central and St. Louis
is6A with the Ohio and Mississippi Raroad-The
regular passenger packet steamer Etisyard Gay, Bar.
landings above For freight through tickets all
points, North East or West, apply on board.
~ Passengers shippers rely the puncuaity
this steamer.
~ No berth considered engaged until paid for
1- plan Of cabin and staterooms secured
BY applying at the Companys Office 81 Camp street,
Commercial Pla
as-The above will take h light for Memphis vicks
burg, Matches and all the Bends and will strict attention
to all way and plantation business ,
EaJi AAvart tstv,rA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

leaves TUESDAY, 2Uh Sept, at s p. NJ
~ REGULAR SUMMER PACKET
IE48tztl steamer MinnesOIa-For Alexandria, Nor
mans Gorton's, Barbin's and all way landings
Red Rver-The emit rely very light and elegant
passenger steamer Minnesota, ID. GlaSscock mast en- will
leave above For freight passage having superior
commodations, apply on board.
VIRGIEIUS G. DENTZEL
sell Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17
Regular TUESDAY Pscket.

Regular TUESDAY Packet.
New Orleans and Vcksburg U. g. Mail Line.
r. - FOR DONALDSUNVILLE,P 1squs.
l@A9HA mir e. Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara,
i..G@l& Red River Landing, Fort Adams, Matches,
Waerpr Of Rodney Joseph Grand Gulf, Wareaen and
Vicksbnrg- The new steamer Charmer, Capt q. VII
will trps the I'd Of August leaving New
Orleans every TUESDAY O'Clock p NJ throughout the
D. r. CARROLL L GO Agents,
jy29 If SO Carondt let rect
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r A. FAHNEsTocK's vERMIFUGE.-

This safe and only eecua remedy for has been
extensively used regular practising physicians than
preary medicine which has made its in the
United States.
1t with the freedom confidence by gentle
who have attained eminence in the medical profession in
ali the Middle Western, and Southern States.
The of its popularity is the fact that nothing has
been discovered which be substituted in its place and
that may In all without any the
suit Its perfect safety recommends it 10 If
secreted within system, it will speedily
them without fail But in order obtain the genuine article
purchaser should he his guard and look we'll to the
as bottle wrapper and he particular
is buying b. A Fahnestocks yermifuge and no other.
Inn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-05
Building 4flattriaIs
Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer ever q large paf II
the globe, b the consequence Of a diseased acuon
IN the system, induced By the poisonous mlasm q
vegetable decay This eLhalauon i evolved by
TIE action Of solar heat on wet sod. and nses WITH
the uateT Fapor from il. Whilc the sun is below
the hoHz0n this vap1r fingers near the earthis sur
face, and the virus IS taken slth Il through ne
ungs into the blood. Thereif acts As IN irritating
poison on the internal viscera and e~xcrsing organs
n The body. The liver becomes torpid and iaIs 10
seorcte not only tins virus. but also the bhe ron
he blood B1th the virus and the ble accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent consutu-
touai disorder The spleen. the kidneys, and me
stomach sympathze with the liver, and become
6s1uieTed also. Finally, the instn1 Of Cur Or
ganlsm, as II IN an attempt % cEpe the nouous
i~nfusian, concentrates the whole blood Of the boey
10 the mtQmal eNcretoues % force them b cast
out. The blood leaves the ~su-faee. and uzhes %
the central organs with oongestive violence This
is theCHLL. But In this edortif fails. Then he
FEyEn follows, IN which the blood leaves the cen
tal organs and PUSHES 20 the surface, as Il IN
smother ed0n to expel the irritating poison through
that other great eKcret0u the skin In ms
also e fails, and the system aband0ns the attempt
exhausted and waits for the recoEery Ct strength
% repeat the hopeless Effort auotaer day. These
are the its or par0xyzms Of FEvEa x AguE
Such constitutional disorder Eil q course under
mine the health II il is not removed
We have labored 20 And. and have f5unds an
nuT1nfa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-05
HonoNvaY,s


S ausrqurucr ofths mauy sppueelans that have n,su
uas 3 p dlsphy. hslea leav, as;sie ihstbe vu
remaiu nruas aeek narer fnaes 3, ssnneasea ms-
fsriur fram COINS Or ~ disease q ihs feet. can obtain
Immediate rlhefby ouiuEoa DE Doctor at ne Gsysss
House. m testimony y uElh TIE Doe.r win submit ne
tlouius osriaaatss
"Wehare an examnls af irgelsrmsnte CO .s-rrtrs
auuluHs lpiersoam uhl1a nag zu-s ,sriaus asesss
iu sms cher part % ne body Be- neglected "-PsEa's
surrai Psthosu.
Every medical pfscuuaner. upaB boxing over hs
lt ofplaenu viz Cal c~ouaraa,lsn that s.ir1eif feet.
a great many e1ses D. ne suss % o-ousumptan 49,
Or svdeussm
IFrom p. n s,oa-. Jswsuer1
Aoout tuo ysuu aso, in New orleans. D.. Murphy 81
na-t-d tua rslF trauhi-sasns carns TEN ny FEET. 20 sa
asp-y 3 state hattie d. aiie q perae- cure Be- hsm.
have lu-ts 'dh him % remove azahsr. vhih @ beusve
be has aiss msde rours o.
tFron ~ Dlckery. e Hsrnanh
GAToso HOUSE,. Apriis. isa.
d. Aurpayh ue paatsd On uooaFusn Or ue tony en-
sire ssiisfaruaa n DOcKERY ND.
IFraa D " Gimp EqI
GAYoso HousE. April Q Is5a
D. Nurphy tts removed several trouhissams oarus
from NV fest tomy arisae,ioa, snd uiHou' pam.
TFrom W nomas Leouaril
NEEPHrs spin 20. 1859
take pleasure iu saying thatpr Murphy has removed
several troublesome crus from ny feet vldhout SWING
ne nsieas psins ard I further Believe thsi IL nois q
operating On e1msis The Only mean q enedsns o rsii-
e. cure.
tFTom James Fo'd Jrl
April q. fs5e.
nr W1uiy cxtrtetrf q om and removed atuian
from my feet 90 ny entire stsisoaaa. and u1th5utpah
FORD. Jr.
lFrem me No p 8 Roehe Casherofrhs Msmphis
Blnkl
D. Murphy hs removed three earus hau mT feet
VERY shtfuIy, and without pain, 20 RoCHE.
IN aiditea e. TIE sbove csrinostes hs plciorhas
several more In hs po-ssssisa. shih may b. zen q
his gm1e-sun No 2s2. Gsycss Hsuss-
Remember the pEtar leaves in Tires 90 tuw HTs-
maf-em
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RcceIpts BY River.

ST LuTGS-Pnr steamer Jas. II Locus II p Fafns-
worth, . box mdsf IN Patrlek & Ca--a FE- md-c
Shait1u, Mcnavld g. O.. % bbis naur Red 3 Brys1n,
0 bbl Aclluls Blck Gronsusr g. c., 2 dz dfmu-hus
Tho p. Wlhsus 3 hf OBJ. hshf Ssmpir, Mitchell &
Co, 2 pkEs sadGeys keel g. Co. 6 tcs hamsf c Cords
Co, 10 tcs hamab bba lara. 9 ts dried trafs n DIV.
4 cnk hans skres butter, 3 ts bacau. Cover &Ncely.
seasks baoons g. p DAVIS 9 pkss mise; CreWs a Shy
r0k IS bhls flur. 20 pkg mdse J J. Powers, 2 sheets
lrodi C Morton a Co. so Ibis lime Adams Exprfs,
Q pEEs mdsr. Fr re-lirrGnr IS IBIS Soar. 20 sacks
=crcruinEs. Owner ou blard. 5000 laths.
NV oRLEANsper steamer Winni--N s Bruce 4
% 5 bK- machineryi G. W Hanna 4 uNs iron uallIugs.
NV OhLEASS-PeT steamer Bsltic-E N Apperscn
Nca 2 C1ru mills and hrppeus J B smifh 2 kgG y Casa-
line I bu whisky Wand a T1eadwel pixie.
NAsHTTLE-Per Steamer Jnnes Jchu=an8 csskt
baoos. \ D Wetm0re; ? Do. Rev s Watson; 3 Do. James.
Brown A. CO. I cedar chest p Merrima1, / a.. A
White & 60; 9 pkEs furniture, u Cib-cns % chairs, In
rraham & KEGS bril- sulphur water. ] NWaTkeI-
NV 0HLEANA-pcr steamer IudEe T1rreuoe-Tu A
J VAL c, s26 hr. cement 2 hrls whisky y ca,ks
Whl-Eys G MadUal ahlacks marble, 10 merLle tales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-05
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
e -
X s | l. r q A ID
CHANCE ar gCuEnFTE
CHANGE oF

rs md AFTER MONDAY. November lsl 1887, tt
" FRAN on this rosd win rn b follows, fsunday ~
oeptcd
ne NaH and Passenger rrain viii leave Panala dsi1
af I'd A. ~ and arrive ~ Memphis st 1910 A. N.
Returning leaves Memphis at2F ~, and srrires q
Pan1la ~ 6F y.
Fsrsoas trsveung ca NJ Nal tram can spend IRE
hluTs and q bali IN Mempais and return The ssme day.
Passenger rain makes ciose ouneaion al Meuphs
VIII the Memphis and Charlestlu haiirosd Eine EaEi.
aud ne Memphis and Ohio Railroad ElinE Norh-
NJ Freight and Aooammgfation Trnn leaves MemFhh
daily It A = and strives AZ Pansa az 1879 Az. .
Retuning ieaves Pamela e III A. a., and arrive
a. Memphis Al So. n
NE FreiEht and Aoo1umodatlon runs b. cuuneaiu
via Stages 30 and from ts flii1wiug places Oakland
PreEton and Grenada. there making cluneltian vii
staEes through Carroltan and L~r1iugtons nenoe - h
Norihern Terminus % ne Mississippi Central Rallies
for Canton, gackson and New 0rlcans-
rhroush tickets ior Grenada can Pc obtained o. thf
Memphis Depot
MS D. uEu1h the sh1riesf raute. and n1rsenrnw lnnefur
Weuphis ~ TIE uuTninE train arriee I'd Grenads n
Esme eVcHing, having dsvtshf ut Whole wy
n W NEWELL
est Gfneral Eurariutendrnt
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizes this malarious poison il he
bio1d. and stimulates the liver 20 exDel Il from ne
b0tT. As h should. 90 Il does ciTs this Affecting
ds1riar vita perfect certainty. And Il does more,
o. rather does what Is Of more service 10 those sub
lect % this Infection II taken IN season Il expeis
be rom The system a. Il IS absorbed, and thus keeps
tanse Who use II free from is attacks: keeps tie
system in health although exposed u the Hseasc.
Consequently IL not only cures, hlf ur1teers from,
the great variety Of affections WHICH are induced
b. this malignant influence, such as Reuiftent
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or MASKED AQue.
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headachs, Bilious
Fevcrs, Neuralgia, RheumarEm, Gouf, Blindness.
Toothachc, Efrache, Catarrh, Asthma. Paipita-
tons, Paiufal Affections Of the Spleen, Hrsteics.
Cole, Paralysis and Painful Affections Of ne
Stomach and Bowels, al II which, when arising
from this cause, uin Be Bund to assume more Or
less the intermittent type. h "AoUE CuRB "
removes the cause Of these de~ranEemeuts, and cures
the disease.
Tbs il acoompiishes By stimulating The ercre-
tories 10 expel the vius frem the system and
these organs By degrees become hahfsd 70 Do this
their afhce q Their own accoFd Hence arises what
we lem aociimnf1fion. Tine may accomplish the
slme end, bat often LIE IS not long enough, or Is
sarnfccd IN the attempt. while this "AGUE CunE
doe tat once, aud With safsry. We have great
reason % believe this IS a srrer as vel as safer
remedy for The whole class Of diseases which are
cansed By the miasmadc infection. thar any other
which has been dseoveredi and il has stin another
important advantages 10 the public, which Is, that
il s cheap as vel as good
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-05

TRON fhe udefsismed 90 fhe HqrniuE q fheRG
Il lsth 81 April = biaet by aeeui tve feet seFunE
tuches IN hicht. I'D Ecig1s At9lt or hundrfd q
and m0n-fadhe hdfh lie has o deep rar ga his upper
nip about IN TIE canter. caused hc aaid Is ne kick - =
nude. Hehad tzo pair q blaek rsntsoue pair % brown
llgn. e dark purple Jeans coal and ahEht sumner one
via him bought him about q year ago aud l taink
be b. between Is amd 20 YEAR q age. VII give thlH7
dollars reward Tor him be D. taEeu within the c1uHig
aud fnv ddlisrs % taken cut o. the State
s DWIGHT FOSTER.
smies fnm Lsoona, Dcsha oeuniys An
Alza. - ne same tine runaway frum the EnhsriheE
in the same reichhnrheuI. DICK. about nVe feet sever
inahes tn hfrht eeirir las or 80. b ab1uf @ yfari
od, bla1k oaler. snail scar 10 BIZ eIehruF, has z uaith
heavy down hak AMI ueaks sdu Wi pay q Ehers
reward Tor hfs spprehensisn-
mai-asssE 81 wiz
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-05

THr CosruTrEE.-The committee 10 attend
to the offer Of he Belgie Government to open
steam communication with Memphis is com
posed Of Msyor Bsugh, ala. LII DuPTee,
AID. John D. Robinson, and Aid A. Street
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BOOKS! NEW BOOKS

CHAksFEABEs Leel A1qalumrup CONSIDERED.
- ~ G11n Lefd CmIrtel.
Ben Sylvester Word. ET ne auihor RI The Hen
nI aeIcllff
Eemautu 81 AmeFicH D Rev. RUNS W Clara
Mental Fhne@ptv-Inauiln the Intellect. seusihilI-
ties sui VIII. - Jossrh Karen. Profsssor 81 inte1ec.
rul fd Norsl Fhiacspay m amherst CoraEe.
M PEARL of DAYS or The AdFantt-cs OF the Sabhltl
afhe W1rnuE C1sses- lAharcrfs Dauehfer.
The Mechanic snd Builiers Price Book- b. r. vii
en- New supply
Chsrles Msdkay's Popular Delusions-The Mississippi
scheme. South Sea BubAc, ETC., etc
Home steues-C2lected BY the Br1thers Grimm
Translated bv Matida T. Davis
ThHlEhts on Religious Experience . % whiEh D. adifl
an appendix o~ntaining Letters q ne AGED etc. etc
b Re-. Archibald Alexander. ID. y.
The Words q Jesus- b the author 81 ne MGrnins
and NiEht Waches.
TIE Worksof william shakspeare. The teU revised
De- fhe heF- AleEander pYce- In vols Lrnauu. 1887.
The EaEa=el William Shakspeare WIN e selection
81 explanatory and histarieal nafea By AIevanfal
Cdaumeu, P s. A. 8 vols Lhnddn. 1856
me Israel 90 the APPS a History o. the Wsfiausss.
BY Alexis Musfeu. n D 2 vols Iantsu. 1877
Just reserved aud fnr sale hv
anr27 CLEkFES a TAuEN
Bulletin and Agaiauche capv.
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.MEWPUFs s LTTTTF ROCK
R ILROAD
SPECIAL N0TTCE
THE IMMENSE DEMAND
o
SINGERS SEWING MACHINF

-
TAS rendered more extensive aouammriafiuns ucaas-
II sary. A splendid laree Sllesreom has been huei
up 81 No 100 NAN street next d0ar o. Mckinney So
furniture store o~aunectinr With the LITTER uTon mn
ieound hooT.
The reputafion - SINGERS SEWING ACHINE
D 30 vel established. it D. deemed supcrfnaus O. exrl-
tate upun their merits especiaiiy sinoa Dc g. Customary o.
advertise every kind q SeElnr Machine. whether T-si
81 had. a. superior, or al least equal O. 40 0thers BIT
assertion D MT proof and no sensible per~ln VIII trust
% punna adveruscneut, white he can avail himself "a
ne Opportunity q iuigiue- ~ persoual inspfclou what
Maehiue + best suited % hs purp~e
i IS impossible for the purchaser % a Singer Marhine
= he eeceired- Simply because cach Machine is seif with
the priTilege Of rrturning o On a given time 30 JIG sh0ulf
mt prove G. be shaf % was represented.
We're BE- uecrssary, we could point % volume of facts
Illustrative % the maxim Su11e-s b. a sure evideuce
o. merit" It is we'll knowu that I. n. SINGER and FL
ward Clark. who Constitute the arm oil M. SINGER O.
Co have bec-me milleuaires- II an undeuItblc fact,
tfst Singcrs Machlnes have aiUas cmmtuied ahi-her
price and hat here is q mu-h larger number q them
ldfhsu - any other kiud, and NAT hunlreds 81 hese
Anchines have been lu constant Use fr upward ri seven
years. being d in good condition.
Singer new mauuiaciory, in NrE Tork, in considered
a Remarkable s~iructgre even il that city u msmucfh
establishment; yet with an these immense ~fsoiii,ies
hey are barely able q supply TIE demand, whtch has
mrrc than doubled since The bublic has iisoF1tedu the iu-
enoeucy anf worfhlessness o. the s1res 70 SeViur Ma
chine with ghich the whole c1mfryis dciueed.
Those uhn are mt pasted IN the Seu1uE Machine trade
you'd Do vet 20 make q tharoush examiustiau scfure
huyin=.
q Puccs u singers Nachlnes from SIS % $50
~iEl-iawtf ONWARD DEAN. Ascent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-05

Po1rer ARRrsrs-Dmins the month Of
April one hundred and forty-sx persons were
arrested and put in the station house, besides
those who went 10 the cslaboose-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-05

PEpbrrxs WITHOUT LIoENsE.-nos Con
nelly, who vas convicted on the charge Of PED
ling without license, before he Recorder YES
tsrday, was fined s..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-05

CRY scHooLs.-Ts~ viii be a weekly re-
view q TIE primary schools OF Miss F.. Rod
sell and Miss Wood, II the Hsvy-yard, on Fri
day morning, between the hours Of Sand u
O'elock. The friends Of the schools are invit-
- - -sar-r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-05
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.

EnaE me hulaHH on ANANA nANNAH NEAAENA NuF uaflN
and Court square
Pine Hofei on Adams street a. rooms. an furnished
House with ~ ROOMS. on Causey street. south Of Vancc
House with 6 rooms. on Elliott street, between Her
House on SIDE ofvsnce street. iurear Of Cspi Churehf
Houss % Csusey street betweeu Bsai and Linden.
House tup a.v RENE, md ether eui housrs On d
street.
House. four rooms. hall aD1 out houses on Laro-,
STREET. near Calhoun street
House on Finh street, . d1ubie trnement.
House or Vance street, between Hcrnando aad Desoio
with ave rooms and kitchen
House viii seven rooms AMI al neeessaV out house.
on shelly street known a. the Bnckingham Palace. %
desirable building lot IS By 80 feet on the south.
esst corner q sLeIby and IaIb1t stress
VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY
50 Acres on MsLaiu's sveuue win 9 neat cfns'
viih * roams; beautiful grove, uohard and e'Tden-
- Acres On haEburn street vel improved H9use
eight rulm and an Necessary cut hluses. orchard. etc-
~ Aores2E milcs from The aity, adjoining Rev S
Watson, nesr he HeTnanio Pisnkrcad House, seVei
roams Eud ont houses
50 Aorsssg miles from the city, enc mile beyond ih'
Femgle Conege; Rouse With s rooms ont house, etc
oue-haf veil timhcrcd-
100 feet By 200 deep on Hsrnsnds Plsukrosd. iust out
side the corporations House, eight rooms and all neces
aEy OUT hoases, saraenl eie
p Acres q beautiful WOODLAND o. McLain'a aNenue
~ miies from Cont Square.
- Acres . miles from the city On The new state lin
Hnad ruHuiue hack % Genital avenuc. ~
5 Acres On Murehead avenue. 100 rlr1s north 81 M
nru RsieiEh road.iust opposite o. NJ M1rehead
one e Tot ~ &c acres md f1ur htgs acres each. ~
ules from Court sguare On Hernanio PiauHpad ueA
State Female College
various other Housesza.Lo IN dinersnt parts . %
city. and s1me elegant places IN the ~-uhurbs, lmproVe
and uaimpr5ved
Also, aisrEc qusutiy o. iauds IN Tsunessee. Arksusas
YOUNG, HOLY a co,
ma No SIS Main street. up STAN.
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FOR SALE.

TmE andersiEued dfer- Tor sale uIlu reasonable terms
Il and long credit, his pre-eEt resil-nce, situated uu
Jsdks1u avenue. about omr hundred yards from the Saf1
Female College, usu-siaiur eicht and a half acres, hand
samciy and wei improved. With SOD dwuilinE house. oui
well snd cisiern. Apply to r A. HO0Ns
msa-2m arTitus & c. ..
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FOR SIZE IN MEMPHIS By
A. VACCARO & co.
Adminisfrnfors,s NotIce.

Administrators Notice.
TFUE uudrrsirnHd haring bfen appointed a1mlnizta-
II tur a. NJ estats q D.. TB mran drcased. thisE
merefuTs y nalfy 90 rsrsCus havinr cains agains1
aid cststs g present hFm Duly authenticated fr -
~iusnneut and hose iBdebted 10 said estate. eimer By
Dote or account, 70 came forward and settle fumrd!atrIF
. he undersigned DIP GOODYEAR. Adm'r.
At be Central Drug st1re. p o. HuidIus, Mrmphis
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-05

NfGHr poLTcE AHREsTs--Ne collect the
following information from The statement
made out By Capt. Garrett, Of the night police.
Of the arrests made By his force during the
moah e April First ward, the night police
are officers Robinson and Barnes-11 arrests
for dis0rderly condact and 2 for drunkenness I:
Second wards officers Reed and Cone arrests
for aisorderly eondzcl, S for drunkenness, and
lfor being out without a pass. Third ward,
officers Mageney, Myers and Garrett3 ar
rests for disordsrly conduct, 3 for drunkenness,
for keeping dsordery house, ! for having
concealed weapons, 2 slaves without masses
-four persons Of color FOR having DO certificate
Fourth ward, officers Miller, Good and Wvss-
g arrests for drunkenness, 2for vsgranev. for
disorderly conduct. / for shooting, I for gan
bling, 1 for fighting, ; no passes. Fifth ward.
officers Garter, Collier and Wyatt-Is arrests
for vagTancv, d. for drunkenness, 1 for kght-
ing, 1 for d.sor5erly ~eoniuet, and 1 for sscsp-
ing from tn chain gang. Sixth ward, oheers
MeIvaiHe and Glenn-5 arrests for disordsrlr
conduct, 2 for drunkenness, and ] no psss
Seventh ward. officers Morgan, Paul, Yates
and PENN auess for disorderly conduet
Eighth wsrd, oheers Cunningham and Boyle
3 arrests fer drunkenness, for hshting. 3
charge not named, and 4 no passss; ? slaves
selling Est withoa license, ? for ~vazFancy, 2
for disordsrlY conduct Riger ward, officers
Rose ard Wsnd-ls arrests for drunkenness, 2
for beng drunk disorderly, 3for disorderly
eonduct, IS for vsgraney, ] slave FOR stealing,
for resisting oheers one o. selling goods
without license. Total RESTS, l57; Of which.
lt9 were e~oaNietsd, End s acquitted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-05

AT Cosrl AT CosT to close out my en-
tire stock Of clothing, I viii from this date
sell nv large and well selected stock Of Mems
and Bows Clothing and Gents Furnishing
goods Al cost. A. SEESSEL,
ma5-fm 233 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-05

MARKrT CoLIEeTIoSs.-our prsssntmarket
does but a poor and p~roffess business, If we
nav Judge b. the amount i: pays 70 the city.
Market Master Wilson reports that all be col
Iseted for the month Of April was forty-ons
dollars.