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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-01


Commercial Difficulty 10Th Hordtras-A sponlsA Bra
Detained there for Port Charges, but Hakas A,cav
by War Steamer-No Chance for Creole Repo3sxiov-
More Fires en- Sugar Etaes-Non-Arrsual Of 10 s..
Thomas Mail, dc.
The Captain General Of this "ever faithful sandv has
set an example which It will be proper follow should
an occasion again occur and at which, whenever II dous
he could not have any just complaint II sppeaYs
little Spanish brig called the Franco of 1872 tons bur.
then, was detained at Ooa repuoc Of Honduras under
charge Of breach Of the custom municipal laws Of
that country am not aware whether the charge againet
the Franco was no. well founded, but do know
that as soon as the the intelligence Of her being detained
at Omoc reached the of the Captain General he
forthwith caused the Spanish war screw schooner
Isabel Francisco to be despatched Ooa TO bring The
Franco away, and TO obtain proper Naturalization for
her detention all Of which fully done. Tho Isabel
Frapcsca returned TO this port two three evenings
since having the Franco in tow and learn from officer
OF the Isabel Francisco that naturalization Of fifteen
thousand dollars was demanded aud instantly obtained.
for twelve days detention Of the brig Franco Aesuredy
after setting such example, our "cbief authorisy''
would have no cause OF complaint in OF repetition
Of anything similar TO the Black Warrior affair." should
United States squadron be sent here to demand and OBJ
tain due and proper satisfaction.
An article published IN your city on the 18th inst
received here, per Isabel from Charleston on 22d inst
and the statement contained in about this island being
In estate Of revolt wan, indeed news TO rs who live
here That the creolss dissatisfied with the yoke
Posed upon hem oy SPAN Is very certain but the man
who suppcees they rise into state Of revolt.
cannot possees any knowledge mattss and thngs al
they at present exist in this island. Why hundred men
could not assemble together without the police per-
hape the military, being upon them, and how then can
any plan Tor a rising or revolt be r,s.uredP
There was fire week before last upon the sugar
tate Maria Rtu. sagua Grande, which Destroy ed
part OF the cane fields and considerable portion Of the
woods belonging to the estate.
Yesterday the atmosphere qui.e cool and agreeable
There was no appearance at dusk last evening Of ha
Britieh Mail Company steamer from St. Thomas with the
mails from Europe She is fully forty eight hours over
| due.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27

TIE LITTLE Rock RAmRoRn.-Thers are
come foolish and s~hortsighted people in Mem
phis who make the Little Rock Railroad, and
all connected with it a matter Of continual
grunbling and oreboding. The Helena S0ufh-
roa Of Thursday last, in an article upon raj
roads reluctantly pays high tribute Of con-
msndation 70 this road, and in 80 doing admin
lE;srs, NUMERICALLY, a strong rebuks to these
croakers. The S0uflron says:
Memphis is this moment drawing Of large
amounts Of our previous business. Waving
her steamboat enterprises which surround and
limit our trade on every sids-on the Missis-
sippi, on the St. Francis and on the White
rivers-sheis now dealing our prosperity heavy
blowB BY railroad. At Madison daily trains,
bad as the railroadt to Memphis is, bring in The
produce Of a wide section Of even cur own
county, and bring out in return supplies Of dry
goods, groceries, drugs, etc, etc. A leading
merchant In Helena, on Ohio street, assured US
afew DAYS ago, that several Of HE old custom
ers-men who have dealt with him for years
have already Informed him that owing to the
superior f~eciiities q shipment, and capital In
that place, they have been compelled to send
their orders 70 Memphis. This intelligent
gentleman, in addition 10 this fact Of his own
experiences, remarked further, that this Il bat
first indications OF the coming change. for when
the steamboat s.. Francs No. 3, BY which be
has made large shipments annually to Crittsn-
den, ST. Francis, and the upper part Of this
county for years, shall have been Withdrawn,
be fully expects that an these shipments will
be supplied from Memphis By the Memphis and
Little Rock railroad. Alarming then is cur
position, when we see ourselves sboui 70 lose
al the custom Of Poinsett county, all Of St
Francis county and a considerable portion Of
shat o. even our own county.
"But whers win this loss Of trade oonse-
gasni On the enterprise OF Memphis end? A
fact that came 10 our knowledge a~ccidenly
leads us to fear that this loss viii, II we do
nothing 70 save ourselves, extend 10 our com
Plets isolation as a point Of business-Mr
Dalzsll, q respectable citizen Of Monroe county
lives about twenty miles dae t0sst Of this city.
In his neighborhood be says the people intend,
on the extension Of the Little Rock railroad, to
open roads thereto at about the crossing Of the
TaIyVIle or Spring Creek road. These new
roads the people Of bis neighborhood have al
ready discussed among themselves and among
other details on which they have settled, have
determined to connect with the railroad to
Memphis as suggested and to some point near
Big Prairie. They expect By this course to be
placed r. connection with the Memphis markets
ey the sane length Of haul over din roads as
ssst sy WALSH shsy make sss seansqsos a.
Fssssa, via 81 AIIsla ssaa tlg.
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Fattst glfns bp GfIrgrapb
Important Treaty Between the
UntIed states ana Mexico.

WAsHIsoTos, July IN Tre,ty made BY hin-
issr NeLans with me Mericau Govsrumeut has been
recsived Thls treaty gives 70 mf United States ne
right Of Wss aenes he northern States Of -Mesieo be-
tween the Mo Grands md me Ports 90 The Gulf q CALI
iornis, with gnsrsHieet Of III safeg ana protection o lie
eitizeus. Tie right Of vay and vsiush,e Transit puvi-
leEes are secured % the American cumpzuy hoidiug me
Isthmus o. Tshuantspec The privilege g srectlnE and
mainiaininE Warehouses q the termiui o. the several
transit touts has been seeurea. Also The riEhi % trans-
porting troops and munitions o. var ever such routes.
and % send and puieet ne troops d Mexico fails % a
60. Ala, q free entry and transit o. eoods asnsigned 70
American dtilens % Arl1ans through ne ports q fs
Gulf q California, and scros sonora. This tresty Euar-
aniees the entire and ungussiiouabls freedom Of rslis-
iout opinions Of Wur.hip throughout The R~publc.
Thers is . clsuse IN this treaty which indicates . Will
ingness On ne part % The Mexican Government % &C.
ospt . modified form 81 PFoteetorsie o. the Cuitsd States
whenever the latter slmiaes ne readiness @ form such
an nurneemruf-
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EXCHANGE AND BANK NOTE LIST.
Fever and Ague.
CONNECTED DAILE ~ THK 0AEoso sAvEss ~
K-rIrUTr0u-

from which mankind suffer over q large part o.
The globe, Is the consequence Of a diseased scion
In the system, induced By the poisonous miasn q
vegetable decay. This eKhaladon IS evolved by
The action Of solar heat on wet sol, and nses with
the watcuT vapor from Il. While the sun Is below
the houz0n this vapor fingers near the earth's sur
face, and the virus is taken With Il through the
lungs into the blood. There IL acts a. an irritating
poison on the internally iscerl and eKcreing organs
Of the body. The hver becomes torpid and fails %
secrete not only this vius, but also the bile lom
the blood. Both the virus and the BILE accumulafs
n the circulation, and produce violent consuu-
donal disorder. The spleen, The kidneys, and the
stomach sympathiEe With the hFer, and become
disordered also. Finally, the instinct Of cur "
gauism. as II IN an attempt % eXpel the noEious
infusion, concentrates the whole blood Of the body
IN the internal excfetones 70 force them % east Il
out The blood leaves the surface, and ushes 20
the cenull organs with eongeslve violence. This
is the CHILL. But in this efotit fails. Then the
FEVER follows, In which the blood leaves the cen
tal organs and PUSHES 70 the surface, a. II Ia
smother effort TO expel the irritating poison through
that other great eIcretory-he skin In this
also q fails, and the system sbandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of strength
20 repeat The hopeless effort another day These
are the fits or paroxysms Of FEvER AID AouE-
Such constitutional disorder WI Of couss under
mine the health II il Is not removed.
We have hbored to ind and have found an
nufdDfr-
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Business AOtitrs.


HEHE Is CHAxeE.-Wanted good and EN-
Client Agents to sell The best Iron Hooper Tie in
the world. LIBERAL indaeemets are offered FOR
men to 60 into Alabama, Mississippi and
Arkansas. Apply to
iy23-4w H. b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.
No. Is jefferson street. Up stairs
Hardware, Agricultural Implements, MN
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
oRGILL, BROS 4 co.
Refer to Strauss. Lehman a Co.'s column on
fourth page.
Lands for sals-sse Hopkins a Kirby's card
on the first page.
Refer to Speed. DOnohO 8 strangs's column
See F H. CLARK a Co.'S column.
Watches, clocks, Jsvelry, sirver and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement Of
a. J. Warren & Co, 293 Main street.
In another column, see the Advertisement Of
GEoEsE PATTrsos q Co, Booksellers and
s~tstiOBers, 26s Main street, near Madison
street.
sToDART's PIAEosi sToDARr's Pianos -
Having succeeded the late P. Flavio in the
agency Of these celebrated instruments, / take
pleasure in informing the public that have
lust received a large addition TO the stock and
viii sell them, as heretofore, at New York
prices. Every instrument fully guaranteed.
iy1d&w In. c. v. ALEXANDER.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CeIehrated Female pills

THIS invaluable medicine = -uufailing in the cure q
4 a1 hose painful and dangerous diseases in1ieut 20
he female constitution.
Il moderates all eEoesses and removes all distractions,
from whatever csuls. and 3 speedy cure may bs relied
On.
TO MARRIED LADIES
q ls peculiarly SUITED. II vii, IN > short tine brluE on
the mouisly period win regularly.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken BY females that are
pregnant, during the ars three months, As they are SURE
10 bring On Misc1iriagei but a. every oihsr time, aui 10
svery cher case, they are perfectly safe.
IN al cases o. Ecrvcns and Spinal Ahedians, Pains In
the Back and Limbs, Heaviness. FufiEue on slight erer-
da. Palpitaticn o. the Heart. L0vnes1 af spiriiss Hys-
teriu, Sick Headache, Whites. and 40 TIE painful de
sases oo1ssioned by q U-1rdsred system, these PILE yin
sfeu q cure when an other means have failed
Pail directions in the pamphlet around each psdkaEs,
which should Be carefully preserved
A bottle o-ontaiainE 50 pills, and circisd uih ne uv-
erumeut stamp of Great Britain. can De sent most free
or 81 and s postage stamps
Sole agent Tor the United States and Canals,
JOE NOSES. Rochester, =. Y.
n-ChandeT &Co. Menphk. Wholesale and Retail
Agents. and sid By an respectable druggists.
TBEWAKE-Some unprincpled dealers try % eel
other pills. On which they realise more prrnL Be
not deceived. Buy sir James Ciarke's and no other.
dec2-dtuuN1y
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Bort of Hlrmpbis.


r1-No Afpsrfsrmclf of Sfenmhodft Ilscfed ercepf
fhTSagA Aor1fs IN fhiF cifg, wAo wm D. he'd EesPonu-
Sc for Adrcrfifing Fee
E-S,smboais nAsf Do rof Adrsrfse rHl 90 -
Nonrcf IN ms columu.
r-g-Stsamboaf AdBsHiscnsuh nur D. paid for "a
afrrrrr N Al. CASES
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mOnrtarp ann SrnaHrial.


nv ToHE-Frsm ne Hsuald o. Jnly "a mere ts
20 particular cdanEs b m1ney n-dag. So hE - ws can
hear, he banks are pursuins q s1fa cluras All rsflHlnf
10 lend. EonsT. however. a11unGg amanF ne private
haltera and a. ne discount hqIsra. and nd s~triuEsEcT if
gaf felt. The business IN aEehanga fr tn-m1Truu'f
ueamsrH ka1 been urierafeiT aciVe. az unc1anEed rates.
atsrlng bills NauEeuf1 are am ~ itoE p = nr 90
daya, anfti0a O y fur sisht ne smluuf % tpecie 70
roauf ln te steamers to-mlrroH d. ezflmateiE 90 el.eo-
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Ayers Ague Cure,


which neuiralites this maianous poa0n IN the
blood, and stimulates the liver 70 e1pe Il nom the
body. As Il should, so Il does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And Il does more.
or rather does what IS Of more service 10 those sub
iect 10 this infection. II taken in season Il expels
b; from the system IS Il is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use il free from rs 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 Remittent
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache. Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Govt, Blindness,
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tons, Painful Affections Of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Cello, Paralysis, and Painful Affections Of the
Stomach aud Bowels. all Of which, when arising
from this cause. VIII be ound 70 assume more or
less the intermittent type. This "AeuE g
removes the cause Of these arrangements, snd cures
the disease.
This it acoompishes By stimulating the e1cre-
torres % expel the virus from the system; and
these organs BY degrees become habited 70 do this
their office Of their own accord Hence arises what
we term ocrim1tatioH. Time may accomplish the
sane end, but often life Is not long enough, or Is
Eacuhc-d IN the attempt. while this AGUE CuEE
does it az once, and with safety We have great
reason 20 believe this Is e surer as well IS safer
remedy Tor the whole class Of diseases which are
caused by the miasmauc Infection, than anv other
vhichk has been discovered; and il has stu another
important advantage 70 the public, which IS, that
it i cheap as vel as good
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TraVeIing busters,
$500 ResCGFd.
ESHAW q HARRUE-

OF LEkh EeekE- 70 al Who shall see
VI these presents. GBEETINa
WHrREAs. ] have been orcisly Informed ~ The
President uf The Memphis and Charleston Railroad Con-
Dauv, list, On ths esih cf June last. an obstruction vas
piased up5n The track o. SAID road. near LsGrnuges Ten
nessec. for the purpose - o. owing the Loulmluve and
Cars on q said track. Whereby the lives and property Of
passeuEeus were greatly endau-ereds
Nov. therefore, T. IhEm g. Harris. G1Vernur as store
saii. By virtue % he power a1d authority ir me vested,
% hereby dfera reward o. Five Hundred Delars, % any
psrs1n or pers11s. for the appreheussn ald conviction Of
the person or pers1ns guilty o. said uneuse.
49, To testlmony whereof I have hereuuto set my
KS. Z hand. and caused The Great Seal of the state 20
- be zfazed at once, On Nashville on the sh day
Of July. A. D. 1859. SHAN g. HARRIS,
BY The Governor.
J. Z. h. II, Secretary o. State. iyIs-twlm
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gniIoina Hlatrrlals
MlfNiral..
TO BE ADMIRED
THAN IHR
Richest DiGdem

Vera By Kings or EmPerOrs.
Watt Way a Bsashful Had Of Hair.
DEcAUaE q l. ne orlsneut q Cd himself povidsd
~ Or al cr race. Raater. Hhorrh ne roe nay
1aom sFer . trElug 10 na GgEllE 1seL. ne ere BE-
h@sf BE- bsfsh r. H. oovsrlnz sr ns hair Be- marisd and
Auvsled harsh AID 1ry. o. EoFss SIN. II Vrinksd
via uay, nature VIII adss ARE than haf Esr caarma.
frof Woof'a Halr Rss-outvs. u uef 80 Or thTef
unfs WeeE VA rsltlrs and peruaas1ly aeeurs b az
iuh an orua1a1L Hs1 Is f1uou1g and 51dzs ne
Erier q n auf Il ne ca.sarafsd pianist mAbsrx
Dr. WooD-Ds.r sr. PERMIT n 3 sT5---, ,s voa
Ne oolgalens ara ulisr Tor ne entire rsstarauou q
NJ lalr Ola erzlna uor a8o1t Ne tns - ny aui-
"a IN ne uuitef States D. "a rag1ly beoamlnE zug.
lt uFu ne q ylur Hair Restorative" o.
so recovered ar ORIGINAL hoe. I11usldsr y1ur HaTf0-
uugs 49, very E1aierfl Invsulon. qalts saaao1s -
~Hsrssass Isn, dear air. lrsga,y
aDryeh 81 svyIssysa
Welsh Nssupaper OGos, 70 Nasau-st. April a. o.
fcf o. J. Wo0D-Desr sir. alme m1um or az
an ave ~ ny wife. Eh9 onaai-i - ty Dc 90 Eer
hair. little timing az ns time that Itw1lHI restore me
us5 hlir p ~ o-isinai 80, but % her a. Hel my
tufprls ater teg weeks ulA has 2ert11uH DDS
E~uuderful e1ect BY tumluE nl me Tav hairs r. 81 lsrE
ar9Tu e. Ne cane tine beaztfyinE AZ nik-nilg ne
hair lErqusJ recommend De shove Esst1utivs D tI
persons 10 uanf n s1l 4 danzs q hsir halr.
CHAFLE3 M
EEw ToRE, jay 4. 1857
~ oen wiz 0lnleA1e Ie1n4-
y1ur Hair hestorstive. o. being the most ereacuus aru-
ae ] ever saw Since usug your Halr Restorative. ne
hair md shskera uhi1l we're almlst white. have uad-
lalT ErgEm darki and Hos feel clnIeuf m af a fau
uars apptcallns win restore tharlsf1 helr nnturaI
o1lr ual1 hs rriisvei ne % pm fallrur and urrIess
snt l1hlnEl 30 Common ar'cnE persons Whopsaulra free
D. q q EfLnT.
Prlf Woon About rEo T-ars neIug Dali
fallrz af ard turuluz UrTi Q Eas ust teaHu= lal.
lui hal tried many remr1Hel 81 nj erect n uuuan.Hl
ainE your Rsa1rltlre .n Jauuars ltf A few arrIaz-
ulnf fastened uT hair nruly ubeEau o. On %. Eau
anf turned ba1k o. its nrusr co1-- bi1rff AtBLs
ume, r d mly restored 1 lts 1rizinal color. health. and
aFpe1rauoe, aaII c~h-erfll-g e1umrni its use to all
T. y. hoe
CElc.g1. u.. M1v g, 1851.
The Restorative b. PAT uD fn aoules o. three slres.rI1
zrFe, meLm ard Elals ne snail holds -haff "a qInt.
aud retsig tor enc collar per bottle; ne mstium h.1-
a. est twenty per cent more in p~ro9artlu than I-
snail, retalls tr two f0iars e batde the large holls O.
quart forty per cent mlre in rUp1rr-n. and rgtsls fr
three DOLLAR q tlfre
Iurks On te Ereat heE TerE VIE EallnE EsElual-
ueutl and Ia Martrf street. S. Louis. No
- And sod BY 81 Esd urlzgisfs snd Fan-y G1-s
faanarH. naHH-aanHm
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Fever and Ague

GNEA anu AAlE
Is q terrible disease. o. all ne ms that seih it heir
to"hs To hiuisstn ls art uanifsstsfons nsmat
unrsisntng in is progress. mi ths mosf dsasuto ~ red
iai skin Fever md ACNE Is more cssrucdre o. IRE
hin ns-u1fl'u. bs1luss n is mars easily inflcsf and
therefore more prsV1trut 10 msrts be- victims Or ne
z-tFe uts an sxsc1laaer bond. Day ~ day na sur
fsre1 z.as weaker 1mf weaker, AMI each aom Doe h
fear hrtra1z consciousness Of npproachins te tomb.
We hsvs aid that ns disease IL aus o. hass rhich hss
hearty iEnu tsdei medical eience-a fen cases oncs
ln uhils havinE been cured tnf reported We are
happy % auu1uncs taaf Dr. u. uostslier. ~ Piua6urn.
hes prepared q oaaplunf that has never 6ss1 rn1En TO
Pal ln curing ne rurst osss of fhir terr6Is fsoass
We rcCluuend Or. q. Hotsttsr Cslst-sisd Bift-rt b.
suIsriaB humanity generally. o. O. surs ed sgssa7
p-Ia1
For sale b. i~rusgista and ssalsrs EsneraIy. svsry-
where Soc advertisement
HOSrEITER a SMITH.
n~snufaaareus and Propdctors.
Nwr=rHnuTm Nn- 81 Wnfar nuH = u--rH afraaH
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SgrnaI aututs


sars suihasired 20 sanounes q 9. GRIFFIN - Z
crdlfris ar ne cree u rnsiss o. shsIsy county. ct
Ne snsaiur Nareh sisrian iy2a-ts
DR.. n. r. Williams sarsaparina.
n may prove sn afVanfsgs % oar rssdsra O call thsir
auaution 70 oar frisnf Dr.. o. p WIuiams prsparaton
q sirsapsrlna anf Iaslls a P1iaaium. uhich has
proven itaslf q Eaof maflcine aud q usafb saeatt q nan-
hni. This prcparau0n auu5f b elasssd IN ths eatsEo-
~ o. Patent Medicines o. ms fay. a. ne formula -
uhich n T. prepared is nt Erpi . secret. Bet Is opsn %
ne inspeauoa q medical men ard anss. uho may dsr
IRE b Eaow lee inusfIenu before prearihlng or 1siag
g. it you'd - ne lart hinE W shclf Mira % icing
% scomnsnd amediens t1af passsssei no vsluatis me-
diciual qualities. rnd wsuid FAN % pFaiuiuE q happ7
vasct upon me diseases for utieh Dc s :
lut We are convinced h1m cases c1uinE Under cur
fn1uistEs taat have been enfsd in MS city. mt f-r IN
eisssuous Dyspepsia. naanmauou o. ne flfueVt Ehits
sEsllnE ui-srs o.. hat % better Preparation is nov
srant. and sts rlsasurs In auins pubne attention TO
naEa
NJ 800 quaiiu9s ~ this msdicfnshas sireair mafs
o. ppulaf 10 ns int asainins States % 90 rapldlla
sale. nat ne Deter has been oampsusf 70 ulafe trra1Es-
msntd fr s~uiarzluE bis msnufseofT. snf ohsrviss -
ted BE bs1insri acultlss
Nsri a1ictsf reader Es aieiss 20 to ty fhs rene
o. nat 7ul have ne msans o. EnsElng o. uhsf o. 10
o1np-rf, n Prsfsrsass 60 thass ompeuuds vcl know
not o. nat are 11upossf q hiEhIy f.l1uiaungtlf poi-
ol11s mztarisis -Eashrule Payer.
frG7-awiu Pr afatv a.W co
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A hONG me --latest inFenuols 10 Optic. here H. n0fh-
n ing more tustrn1ive and AMUSING han re S.ereo-
soope. The Stescoaoope views are im7rcsions iron Ma
tuTe, reprcseuuuE ne 0ned sornerics Cities and Non
umeus IN Eurupe and ths oJuntTy Ehich. viewed
through his instrument, shows those objects in bold re-
Lief, aCiuany NJ they are, and thus are the best models
for Artists, Ere the best idea Il foreiEn countries nd
Art, md make he finest HarioT orEameHts.
Citizens and strlurers visiting the city should Mt fail
% cn on c. MULLER, Opudsns 3i Gain street, orpo.
site PrgEiue 4 stewards Elok, and exauine hess mas
naoeut Views.
Justreosivedn ne largest a8d Enezt collection q VIEWS
O. Eur0pe and theUuited States.
100 different Vieus q TIE city q Paris
800 dllerent viewed Swif-erilnd. Austria, Germany
and TyroiL.
900 diferenf Vleus a. ne Rhine.
400 different VIEW q Italy, Consuufiu1ple, grre-e
Esypt Nubia, Palestine and The uoiT lam.
90 different Views q Lcndon.
500 Sognsriss q England, Ireland, Scotland, saiu-s
Family Groupes, etg.
90 beautifully Illuminated interior and enteriui
Fisrsof Paris and L1nion. Also,
so Gls~ Views o. Eurapf and this country. slain snf
ooiored 70 nature.
NiaEara Fall-Hlnf-r End Summer VIEW
Cststiu Hauuialns.
WEsh4urss snd Vicinity
Anf as-i many orhef articles ~ Esassous b Eaa
ssa, cTEf 9ziS 80 iselIs cka1s Views
ktfhRai 81 ksis srtTt
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27

MENFEIs-Grsdually the claims Of Mem
bis, as a city bound to rank among the first
in the valley Of the Mississippi, is becoming
recognized The Cincinnati Commercial OF
last Saturday saws: " It is not yet so general
" known as t wiz Be, that Memphis is to
the southwestern United States what Chicago
is to the Lake Basin, Cincinnati 20 the Ohio
Valley, and san Francisco to the Pacific coast
The growth Of Memphis has been almost as
rapid as that Of Chicago, and altogether more
healthy. Every day it takes step forward,
but never one backward"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27
Trnaf sale.

ny virtue o. . Deed o. trust. dated January l. 1857.
ID executed TO me y Mauhal J. Miller, % secure GER
lain debts therein specined, ] viii proceed t. sell fr
cash. o. The highest bidder, in trout o. the omce uf J.
Horne. Esq in the city Of Memphis. At 10 ccock A. ~,
20 The IAN day o. AuEult 1859 tie following parcel Of
ground. with The improvements thereon, lying lnthe city
81 Memphis. county o. shelby aud state Of Tennessee,
viz BeEinniaE o. . point one hundred and i-rty-elghi
auf a hal feet from the south sifs q Alabama
uaI. on lime Running at right angles whine said road
sduIhwarfiy OF south-wcstWardlyf fhelce on he aid
lire continued straight % the bayou, the a1uihuest cor
ner o. NJ MiueTs 3N-arc Toe, and which cones IN
he east side Of Fourth street a. contemplated thence
north-eastvarily VIII the south line % ald sh-acre lot
line Of saldsk acre lot; and thence u1rtlWardly white
saiI east lire 70 a point On said east line, from whleh 20
and 81 right angles with TIE said Alabama ruad aEtraight
lire shau Be one hundred and furtT-elght and hair
uBA1 feeti and thence % the beginnlug. ne lue is
supposed % Be goodi but ] VII sen culy a. Trustee.
Should The Above not sell Tor Euncieut % satisfy ne
aid debts. ] VII sell, atihe sane time and place, TEeuiy
shares q ne siock q the Memphis Bulding and Loan
ivf1-ftm J.. a.. CHIPPING.