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DomestIe mnrkrf,. br TrIrrrnph.

INV ohLEAss nay G-ssles d cue t-iay 1000
bales ne ssamgFs. Fsss sufpehaed-ofststoas he
q~aotaiieHs are usdiaa- ohr,a Mdinlsi n 5lesoi
De week 1900. Receipts Of last week 500 bales,
aehinft 1900. Exports a.5oo Total exports ibo 800.
beoeiPu ahead o. last year Ih.6o0 bales Receipts
q al southern ports ahead q last year 7HOo. stoek
IA p1rlsl 900 bales. aEain.t $500 sans uHls last
yeaf-iiooo bales remain unsoid Freiehis on Gotten
70 HaTre, sis. sugar closed buoyani, having adEaneed
ko@pied a ~ NOISES ~ Oats Sc Pork
Closed I'm At si6.1. b0kes eiosrd IRA at uH8iR-
saies q the weeE $3.50 bars Imports $50. stock IN
port IS 500 bass against $3.50 b.ss D. nc ssms dltsias
year.
CINCINNATI Nay 6-rhc Flour market Is unsettled
and eNcitut-salsa o. io.so brls al ss .00aG75 WHISKY
dassf with a. adFsncine tenieny at2sEqs
EEw r5nh. MAJ 6-ln Coitan, ts g~uatsti1us at
nomiuai-HiddIng uphnds isc. fhe Flour marie;
,iassi vita an s~avshrins isna,hg=ales Of = 90 basis
fs Elsisa nes hofk tisiaKGe1s. sunt dssss
aE At 6h81se Codes closed hm at uKaI2c No
laiscs 5sc.
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4rue Current.

ooRREcTED DAILY By C., POTTER, Is TRoST Row.
BACON-Rib sides 10 % i0zg ciear sides iIs 90 re
sh1uldersT ~ to7Ac Country HamsI0k % uHc Can.
Ussed Hams u 10 lac per ~
B~UTTER-Ccuntry Extra 20 to 51 per n; Goshen % d
"a per bin demand.
BEASs-Savy White 81 IS to s7per bush.
To :
BEEswAX-22K to IS per n.
BRAE-st IS ] 50 per 100 n
CATTLE-On foot s % 7c net.
CABbAGE-Nne-
eORk-Sacks s. 10 so.
DRIED FRUTr-Apples I 70 70 i.s5 per bushrE Peeled
Pssehe. 90 per ms Unpeeied % e. 50
EGGS-ls 70 I6c.
F~IOUR-sleks supsrnns > Is % s5G Country Extra
Family $50 O. 81 m bhls e. to7 So
FkATUEK-Goose 50 % 6Oc per h.
HlDkS-Funt n 10 I7AG Green s. DRY Sailed u 20
10 Green Sailed 81 sheep skins 10 20 toc each; Deer
SKINS IS cents per NJ Coon sans 10 to 90 esoh-in de-
mad.
HAY-in demlaa; retail as per tod; ahois.ils 70 to
. per ton.
HONINY-s2 to p S per bush.
i2h To Ice.
MEAL-Counfry s. % %; PER bush@l.
foot Nol $50 20 ssper head
DATs-50 % O. per hushel.-
- sIioI 50 per bushei
FhANUrS-75c % 81 per bushel.
FpfArOEs-Sweet for planting eoc-fuI; PLANTING.
lrish, Northern. $50 % 50.
POHE-Ou Zoo, s to 10 per rs Ness sI1 % % 70 FER
brL, whaheEsie- Dress Pork u.
sAGE-25 20 s5-
rALLOWS 70 g. per n.
NHEAI-Slt o. l. 10 per hushei.
WooL-Washed 20 = i0s Unvsshed t7z 20 I4c.
\. B.-ue Above rates are the Wholesale prices Of
souni and merrhsnfahlea articles; when the sale b. b.
retail, additional prices viii be required; II inferior. q
prop1rfl0uate discount must Be made in an fnsfsuerz
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At Cosrl At CosTi-To close cut ny en-
tire stock Of clothing, ] win from this date
sell NY large and well selected stock Of Mems
and BOYS Clothing and Gents Furnishing
goods at cost. A. SEEssEL,
ma5-In 23s Main street.
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nuYALs ADGEO a co, have This dag sosf out their
~ intercst IN ue Wharn1at and ifs business % ! J.
smith a Co, Ehom they cgmmsnd via rreatpieasurs
aud entire c1ul1encf. % heir fienfs and customers and
ne pubhc generally. DuVal. AiEeo a c.. hereafter vii
canine themselves exclusively 10 Ire Ioe business.
IS l8 OVAL ALGEO a co.
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Ayers Ague Cure,


which ncuiralizes Dis malarous posou IN he
blood, and stimulates the liver % exrei h from the
BODY As d should, 80 l. does ere this aElctng
disorder With perfect certainty. And Il does more,
o. rather does what Is q more service 20 those sub
jet 70 this Infection. II taken IN season i erpels
II tron the system Is it is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use Il free from is attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed % the disease.
Consequently IL not only cures, but protects from,
the great variety Of affections which are induced
By this malignant influence, such as Renittent
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague.
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headachs, Bilious
leFers, Neuralgia, hheumaism, Gout, Blindness,
Io1thache, Earache, Catauh, Asthma. Paluita-
cons, Pailful Affections Of The Spleen. Hvstsrcs.
Cole, Paralysis, and Painful Affections Of The
Stomach and Bowels, ali Of which. when arising
from this cause, win Be found 70 assume more o.
less the intermittent type. This "AGuE CURR"
removes the cause oft these arrangements, md eures
the disease.
This it a~ccomphshes by stimulating he e1cre-
torres to expel the virus from the system; and
these organs BY degrees become habited % a. tbs
their ONCE Of their own accord. Hence arises what
we term norLmataton. Tine NAV accomplish he
sane end, but often life is not long enough. or Is
sacrificed in the attempt while tbs aAGuECuRr"
does i a. once, and With safety. We have great
reason % believe tins Is a sursr as well as safer
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused BY the miasmadc infection, than ahv other
which has been discovered; and IL has SIN another
advantage 20 the public, which "a. tbat
10 IS cheap as vel as good.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-07

On Monday, Nay oh, Monssrrat, Duprse a
Co. viii sell at auction some Of the most beau
full residence and garden lots ever offered.
This will be the greatest sale Of he season.
See advertisement and be sure to a nd. 6-st
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-07

J. N. Hunter agent for Wood, Eddy a
Co., has Tor sale tickets for classes Is, 10 and
20 These drawings take place a. Augusta,
April S0th, MAY 7th and May 18th, respective
y. Address box 266, Post Office, Memphis,
Tenn. sp25-2ws
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BEAUTIFUL WOODLAND.
.EL.uOsT Nv TIE CITr.
EnR aALE

IL los ooutaining from one b faur acres fhaf -
Il u~nequalei wnefiand tract iyine one mile soufh- 49,
eau q Court square. and bouuded By Iarksm. ~
Lehdse and WALKER streets. and PARK avcuua- -
sad fractcumprises upward - tueuty-fFs acres, . high
rolling land. covered win splendid forest trees. All en-
bracinE a number % The most desirahie buidinr .ifes %
be iound In soufh Nemrhiz o. is vicinity.
Terms uhera AprT %
J.. c eRWFrSG,
Ne. isa Hain street.
roGE0 = BEOwN,
nareolsrr1uep s. Lruin N.
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COTTAGE PALACE

LIVERY enc Who ever passed down shelby street musf
Il r~eoolcci that lovely cottage residence Just below the
Gzypso. and The frsf house bey1ud Sea- street west sides
then Jet us sdmunssh yuu n yuu ever intend o. secure
what We with - many others, believe Is a choice hone.
nos D. the time. Brit house. seven rooms, with many
cuuFenlcnces choice trees and s~hruhbery IN abundance.
Lnt . feet hy 200 deep 70 Tennessee street. Surely We
Ny. az n u'clodk.
TERMs-One-thIrd oafh or - days, note vel indorsrd.
balance one and two years win Interest.
n C. ATC a son.
maf-tds Auciuneers.
Enquirer err.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-07

THE CALAHoosE-We have several eimss
used such efforts as our feeble pen is capable
Of, to cali the attention OF the Board Of Alder
nel, the citizens in general, and espeeiallyo o.
the religious and professedly Christian portion
Of the pablo, 70 the condition Of our jail and
OF the unfortunate beings inrsrosrated therein.
We.must confess, and we do It with sorrow,
thaL our attempts 20 awaken compassion for
The sex and the prisoner, have hitherto failed;
but we have found a coadiutor in our seIf-5m-
posed task and one where a plea5er for con
passion On The prisoner lie popalarly believed
70 be seldom met with. L is generally be-
heved that jsiiors are hard, stern. unfeeline,
and destitute Of kindly emotions. II that be
correct the condition Of a Jan thar would
move rs iuaexble keeper, and win from
him q prayer for the prisoner. must be
Sad indeed. Yet such il the o,s. ui.b
the jal Of Memphis. Is TAILOR. C. A
Mallory, on Tuesday night, sent in a CON
nun cation 70 Council, from which We eorv
the following have asked for an addition
Of four rooms, # twenty feet square each. for
The accommodation ofths Changing. treaty.
think you would IN a body Wis the Gala
boose at this time, you would at onos see he
necessity OF enlsrging IL. At this tine thsr,
is no less han sixty persons in confinement
IN that dismal place, an& it is too much crowd
e dior anydegree Of comfort It is impossible
with such a set Of men to keep it in tolsrabl,
eondt on for two days a. a time whereas, il
J had rooms large enough, ! could make it
comfortable Gentlemen, ! wish yea in = body
ts lesk foT yoursslves."
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CHANCERY SALE
OFFICIAL.
CITY ORnINANCES-


ID EsOLvED, By the Bard o. Mayor and Adsrmss o'
II The CITY q Memphis That the owner or owners o.
property fronting a TIE north anis1uth side ofReal street
from Lsuierdale street 20 BAYOU Gavosa. and on thr up.f
side of 81 Patrick, between Liufrn and Pnufat.- sf-eefs
an1 on Poplar street from Rayuu Gsyoso TO the east nm
dary OF ne city and on Vance street from Iaud-rIale
street 10 De Seto street and On the east and wrsf sise ~
Causey street from south street d Beai. where nave
meats are not ALREADY laid. BE-, and they ar. herehv Re-
CURED 70 PIT doun good hriok pavenenis in frontnf fhcir
respeotva lots- IN ac1urdance win the ordnance rrvern-
ing such matters and that the CITY Marshsi he dirsrt-s
70 give the Necessary notice % The owner or o-nrrs al
any lots On sid streets % put down the same. an. On
iailure 50 % d. ne Asyor Be directed to enforce thr or
dinanoe AGAINST at dclnqueutss and. further. both rider
o. Jacfson street from Main q % streets. and a., rbi-F-
asav, east side, from Min street 70 Auction.
Resolved By he Board q Mayor and Alfrrmen % n.
CITY q Memphis, hat he City Marshal Be ordered 4,
give ne notice required ~ ordinanos q ne rrop-rfv
holders On boih sides 81 Madison street q, NJ M
X X depot, q have pavemeuts laid in front n fheir
pupery, and have those out o. order repsir.d ~, ~
toe % he prgpertylhoheTson both sides al Ad.ms etre.,
@ have the ~pavemens laid in front q fbeir 1870
and those out o. order repaired and ne -utsr ~ -
also east side q Main between Harket and Fxehrnre
=ApprJved April -, 1859.
R D BAUGH. Nayor.
MrmnNfn Anil % rcEu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-07

PADuoAH EIEcTIoS.-At the election for
municipal officers in Paiueah, Ky, on Monday
las Ma sAUNrR, was elected Mayor, Mr..
QvrsLry, Ciy Atrornsy, Mr.. DUKE, Treas
ursy, and HI BEEzT Assessor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-07

REooHnEK's CoUHT-ThsTs rers het three
deinqueaH before the Recorasr yesterday, one
Of whom was discharged. Michael Cowan
and Thos. LawterWere convicted Of the charge
e raFrapeE and sent 20 the ehan-ranr.
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Fever and Ague.

from which mahkird fsEsr grsr a large part If
the globe, Is The consequence - 4 oseased ACTON
IN the system, induced By the poisonous rissu n
vegetable decay. This e1halahon IS evolved
the action Of solar heat on vet sol. and nses with
tte usteT yapor from Il. While the sun Is below
The honE1l tEis vapH fingers near the earth'a sur
face, and The virus Is aksu vlth q through the
lungs into the blood. There IL acts - n trritadnz
poison on the internal vilcen and excreting orgaLs
nf the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails 70
secscie not only this wins, but also he BILE Eom
he blood. Both the virus and he BILE accumulate
IN the circulation, and produce violent eousutl-
doual disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
r1uach sympathizs With the liver, and become
dlsordered also. Finally, the instinct Of our Or
Ealisns al II n rn attempt 20 eKpel the noNious
Infusion, concentrates he Whole blood Of The BODY
II the internal excrctories % force t1eu % cast
out The blood leaves the surface, and rlsheg %
the central organs With congestive violence. This
IS the Chill. But IN tks efouit1is. Then The
fETER follows, IN Uhich the blood leaves the cen
tal organs and PUSHES % ne surface, as II IN
smother effort 70 expel The irritating p1son t4roggh
that other great excretoy-the skin. In ths
n e fails, and the system abandOns the attempt
exhausted, and waits ar the recovery Of strength
% repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the frs or paro1ysns Of FEvEH AND AGuE
Such constitutional disorder VII y oourss under
mine the health II II Is not removed.
We have labored 70 fnd. and have found, al
~-HrN-Hm
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Sc announced. a few DAYS
ago, that T. r sri,b b,5 -, - =
- The charge Of killing r. H. vii
He had been arrested a. the request
Hbes in PetersbgrE but twas promptly dis
harged yesterday, there being no proof against
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-07

We call attention o he sale Of a bush
ness eOuse and lot on Adams street, near the
"ershan House, which viii take place al 81
O'Clock this evening. See advertisement Of
Monsarratt & Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-07

HkSsA's REAL Estate sALE-Ths sale
Of property made in John Cannsvan's sub-di-
vision Of the Cooper tract as sub-dividsd BY
n. A Carr, surveyor, took place on Wednes-
day last, but owing to the fact that the races
were proceeding in close proximity to the
property az he hour Of sale, the owner Judi
ciously postponed The sale after disposing o.
some seven lots, the first being made 70 r.
sanio, Front Row, 100 feet deep BY los at 50
per foot. To the same. lot No. ?, 100 feet by
Dos, al $3.50 PEI foot. To the sane, lot 3, 100
feet deep By 20s, $3.50 per foot. Lewis
Do'eh, lot 4, 100 feet deep by POS, $3.50 per
foot To the same, lot 5, 100 feet deep bv
POS, $3.50 per foot Judge King, lot No. 6,
100 fee deep by pos. S. per foot. This prop
erty is situated Immediately opposite the race
track, Immediately at the stopping place, the
first station Of the Memphis and Charleston
railroad, where il crosses the Raleigh Avenus,
where a new town, g Glsndsls,' is being put
into existence. This sale was made at an sv-
erage Of ever $500 per acre, and was part Of
Caunavan's fory-eight acre tract. John VII
kersun was the statesmen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-07

THE GENUISE O'FALIoN-Clarks J. Nor
ton, the great -four dealer on Towards Row.
Yesterday received a large consignment Of the
eelebra ed O'Fallon brand from St. Louis. We
are using the article and know as superori,r
Try It.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-07

LrTEEAEr-Hts has an The bsst pa .n and
P,uoiicals on his stand at the wo-,h,-
House, the latest New York Hnals p-~L5-
Heasly, MAY y Nep Kok go ~
a. RaHkss N7hoHs for g.ua, .s,L sn5 otb.y
interesting papers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-07

Ayers Cathartie Pills,
Fua AL me PURPOSES Of 4 PUssGTM NtDicHH
FoR CosrvESEss;
For THE CURE % DYSPEPSIA.
For JAUSurcE;
For THE CURE or ISD1GEsrION
FoE HEADACHE;
Eon TIE Cur or DIsENTERN;
FOE A FoUL STOMACH;
EoR hi CUnE or ERYsIPELAs;
FoR THE PuEs;
Eos uE CUHE or ScROFULA;
EoB AL SCR0FULors COMPLAINTS:
FOR TaE CURE or RHEUnlArsMs
F0E DISEASES or THE SKIN;
foE THE z OF LIVER COMPLAINT,
FoR DRoFsY;
FOR THE CURE OF TErIER, TUNons AND SAT-
RHEUM;
FoU WORMS;
FoR TIE CUHE OF Cow
For A DNNEn PM
fOE THE CURE OF NEURALGns
F0E PUEWTTNa n BLooD.
They are segregated. 50 that the most sans.
tive can take them pleasantly, and being purely
vegetable, no harm can arse from their use IN any
quantity.
Price Is cents per BoE Five boxes for 500.
Great uumbrr Of Clerrymen. Phssieans. States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names % certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies, bur our space here VII not permit the
insertion Of them The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
ere given with also fun descriptions Of the Above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
loacd for their cure
D. not be put on BY unprncipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, and take no others. The SICK
want the test aid there is for them, and they should
have 10.
An ouz Remedies are for sale By
R. =. FARNSWORTH & CO..
S. MANSFIELD 4 CO. Memphis,
at Wholesale and Retail, and BY an Dealers
elsewhere. d~8-deod.weow
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-07

We learn that our friend, Dunlap, Pro
fessor Of Bookkeeping and Penmsnship, de-
signs leaving Us in a day or two for Jackson.
Tenn We most eheeHully commend him 70
the favor Of our friends in that place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-07

PEEsoEAL.-D A. ellis, Esq a young gen
denan Of talent connected Wit. the editorial
department Of The New OTlegns Cresoeai, is in
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-07

CAFT. JOIN n sHAzFE-This gentleman,
who 90 much distinguished himself as Captain
= the Mississippi Rifles in the bloody and
memorials battle Of Buena Vista, is at present
on a visit TO his only etild, the wife Of our es-
tsened 20 Ensmsn, Col c. H. WILLIAMS, who,
We regret 10 learn, is seriously sick. We
deeply s~ymPathizs with The gallant soldier in
bis sore afHiction, and hope that the speedy re-
eoVey Of bis daughters health may bless and
rnmrnr hin
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-07

CoNuIrTEn--Johu Brown, the free negro
arrested on he saarge Of stabbing a slave
named Pete, VS. examined vesterdaFan com
mitted for i1iaI in default OF $1,000 bail
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STEREOSCOPE,

III AAA II IL
A AOAH the latest lu-entana IN OpuA. there ls Moth
u rue more instructive and amusing than De St-re1-
scope. The etere-rcupe Views are impressions from Ma
ture, represeut1g the nnest Sceuerlcs. Clles and Mon
uments In Europe and tlis country. which, viewed
through this instrument. shows hG-e 1heets Iu bold re-
lief. actually a. hey are and thus are the 5-st models
iur Artists, give the best lirl Of foreign Countries and
Art, and make the duest pa-ior ornaments
Ctlreus AID strangers VISITING the city should not fail
Do call on C. MULLER Ouueian, 81 MaIu street. cTpo-
site Provine x stewards Block. and examine these mag
niacrut Views
Justreceived the largest md finest collection % yrEWs
% Larope anf heTuitrf States.
100 didereut Views 81 ne city Of Paris.
800 different Vlrvaof suitEerllut. AuFrlI. Germany
aud TTr1I-
20 didrreut Views 81 the Rhine
200 different Views % Italy. CauEtauiu1nIe. Grceoe
Erypt. Nuhia. Palestine and che Holy LllI-
100 dlnerell Views % LIIfal.
500 sorueues % Engiz.f ireland, scotland, Statue
FAMILY Groupes etc
20 beau.lfuly Illuminated lutcfl1r suI exterior
Fiewsuf Paris and Lsui1u- Also,
SOD Glass Yieusof Europe and nis country, pllla anl
cclorei o. nature.
NIagara ii-W inter and Summer Views.
Catskiu Maintains.
Washincfou ART Ticiuftv. n
AID a great many other articles 90 uumer5us D. mrn
ton Come quicE and secure choice Views.
C.. LIE 81 Main street.
mIrIa-ffWawfw nun prnrfna a gfarnHrHa HHHHr
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Il. II. WILLIAMS,

B~lsekSmithing, Wagon and PlgW Factory.
ne elrnerof sheby And rre1svanf streets :
n Sluth Memphis, keep On hand wagons, Carts.
nrags. paw. Wferharruws. sc. Rrrairiur ~
One Co urda- and q sod material. An orders -
from ne o1urtrv fled a. short uaiice. maf-tin
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-07

Tue JUvESnEs-OuT young friends ana
the la,ies will be glad to learn thstat 3 O'Clock
this afternoon, at Odd Fellows Hail, he Ju-
vsnile Coatinentals and Campbells viii give
one Of their fascinating concerts On this &C.
easion only fifteen cents wil be charged. This
evening there viii be concert as usual, only
beng TIE last they VII give in this city. 1t
viii be one that VIII do them credit and amaze
and delight tie audience.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-07
MEMPHIS 5 LITTLE ROCK
al IL DO An

nROPOSALS Cor tie Grading and Ciearins Of that par
il ton Of thls rod between Little Rock and White
River (atout 50 milesl viii be received al the once 90
ms Company IN Little Rock. ouhe lsth DIV o. Nay nent
ProdIe1 and snecidcauons OF ne uorE nay BE- seen a.
ne once. MONTGOMERY LYNCH.
n~1g-Tw Tn7aF wnrfrnar- n. A L IA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-07

i EIrEHs o. atministratiou have been granted By ne
IL County Court o. shelby county, tennessee. 10 -
uliersizned. up1u ne estate o. BENJAMIN ncid. drcfd.
Deh1afs O. tua estate vii pieEse settle az once. and cred
tiers present their claims Wlfhln the time rrrs-ribed ~
Law M. c. A~NnEHSON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-07

u Rev c. A Davis, Of Ls-dnrtop. No
having accepted a call to the pastoral ebarrs
Of the First Cumberland Pr sbv+s-fsD n,-eb
in TINS city, has arrived nth ~. -
AM VIII commence h.. Iab,rs in tb,t Go
Tomorrow az IOi,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-07

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIURokD.-We direct
he attention Of al concerned TO the ADVERTISE
ment OF Dr. Fowikes, President Of the Scvb
ern Pacific Railroad Company. Stock No..
win ind II to their advantage to heed this an
upon then.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-07

SIXTH WARD-We hear that Col. Jho.
Martin and Hume F.. Hill axe spoken Of in
connection with the vacancy made in the
Board OF Aldermen BY the resignation of Al
German Fouts. Col. Martin has already been
an ae i've and vigorous member Of the Board.
Esquire Hll hat a hos. Of titles to tie Board.
Either one Of the two would make a good Al
dermau.
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@ BY reference to tbe correspondence IN
appetizer column. it viii BE- seen that DR.. G. T.
Hunter declines the esnvsss FOR hoster in this
district
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connect promptly All WHOM 4-arA-Nl-
AtNAPOLEON-wuh PACKETS FOR Arkansas and Whit5
Rivers
40 GAINES LA~NpING-Wifh suEe-Lires for Non
lceuo. Warren. Camden and washington, BENG The
county seats rcspecuvcv % Drew Bradley EndOulcaI1
counties. Ark
40 VICEsBUHG-WIh Railroad fr Jackson and New
Orleans iu - hours Also. with steamboat lines for NsU
Orleans. RcI River. Tazoo and sun Flower. Also via
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- Acres ad1oining Germlntoaui wen improved place.
90 Acres , miles from Hemphis, near uui1n Depot. on
Memphis and Ohio Railroad; 2o IN cufiration.
so Acres s miles from hemphis, o. Waff river 40
cleared, vel improved steam saw mill. e.c wen
timbered
Sss Acres ~ ziiss from Memphis. near Ralsi-s; no
ciearedi Sod improvements.
40 Acres q miles frum Memphis. On Memphis and
Onio Railroad, Al Pa Point rs cleared; sod i'm
r~errmenfa
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s-tsamhonr nI.n.,.r.

CINciSSATI' Nay s-fhe siss@soa JACOB rabua
sunk vale siiss.eEE . isna At mi. porf. 81. 49,
rtuG io0k are. and It is supposed win B,,v, , - ~.
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L1IloNlLLE-Per steamer S0utherucr@ brls, 4 bdls
p1ina q piHws, NuComhs h o.; 10 bNs beef tongues. 7
ckss Mnth Johnson IS krs lard Cox g. 90 IA brls
p1E sb N-uiamscu &us / hK dry Eoofs, 7 A Hamilton
a. cf - ul0wz bids, I hN dry rnods. str Victoria; I
Goa sove and fixtures same; 20 bdls. Graham Hin,
bell and frame, Priest & Bowen; I Gov and calf. T.. Kit
ehumi 10 hEs oranges S P Rrctcft 10 bris h1ur. 8 d.
-undrles, ? cops c~hlckrus, 3 bEscErs. ? ks lard. 2 bas-
kets J Girarf7 I yarl. str Capita- 3 brs tobacco. 1 cnddr
d. S Dimunds " 2 wood, 9 horses