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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-20
mo sou1hern PneIne Rnnwar.

NEW ORLEANS, September is.-Advioes received
from Marshan. Texas. o. he sh inst, state hs; The
southern Pscifc Railway has been SD unIer execution.
The purchasers we're gen R v Rillardson sHd hts a.
sociaies. PresfehtFoE kos ls Fuying N The dsbE q
ne Cd oumpsuy and l~rev=rius to organize it, The oU-
pany will elect }. Eigar Thompson, Prssdsa gheY
viii also unite with the 81 raz Company, and ooutiule
the construction Of The road.
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EIemphls and New Orleans
STEAM PACKET COMPANY.
Tri-Weskly U. s Nail & Passenger Las
E-rrEr~ ssPHIs ElPoLs1g
AND UCEsBuEG


e-eaHaer Kate Erisbees
Lsarz N TUESDAY, nfFH Return
ing ear--F rtstrrr every sEU- ADadr HAM
Steamer ViCfOFias
q
Lrsve Esr-hi7 every THURSDAY. BE- q p ~ r.
turulnT aveTvicEt-r evsv MONDAY aHh
steamer Daniel Boone,
ERANE
Lsarss Msuu1-s every SATURDAY at4F r. Rs-urn-
inr. learr Vl-zshuz every TrEsDAT, mEM
TUE tvs ss israatrassuEe r
1s trade between Memphis aui FIdssagrE
al ru rn dhr1H1ta-l 20 r--re ssa1on- aerFehy %
-.- ----s- Ws-r lf va1-tr=
u resptinE 1u-h ar rsisht and paszrurr "r1
.fTkGnsas and waite Rirers,
uI-ain-Ha .r- vi far rar4 af fe Ear PicEars u
nrer-r.rs r-nr srf rsf1br cure-ians ae to
m y -as vh 'te hlEias seal1cn udh
Passengers Bound south
CHurr nr.uurT 90 Wlta11t --a1l-
AtSAPoLtlS-E Ess fr ArEaaas Fa1s
Ai CANES H-,SDUe-vI.a sr~LHe r Nea
loeHH warm, Efea a.
1ouuy sss respectively of DrsE, ha-e @o1c1f1
MucEss-R7-wia R-.'-oai Al JssEsu and Es-
oceans IN l1t1ars. Ao vim -sam1uzr ln Ag
Orreaas Red River. Taua AMI sun F1Ver- Ais via
Yicksburg, shreveport and TEXAS
hUAaa IaeAa
PaErH-=r ar ths Ira Erlt Ne-rr. rrrer lr aHinaF
TrrTte- ne Nsnaa afr- leGrInrls ut M-mHts
sin rsfaaa Pa-H. IrHs rrCrr. 81 Tons and louis
vlo. via le nHlH1If r chalsstu Et- and s
aua-al1la val pee "r ard ORC Ha1-azE
THROUGH Tickets
Are TN W @ i arc
-tI-arI f8ras aaIra HEau o. t prices Etu4 ore q
ulisrf az zvms "a -H rtvf -r. nus arsrius ha islh.s
HlaEzH-ar HEa aTl- Of time u1- money
Zine ra-urs- M-arHis rrf N1ur'err end Fl1tstura
OH Naar-1a a1u1s FsyEssn Nor1.s su5 vies-
tr-r-n bears
pa f1rfhsr ralnatu ap1fy en- tas-tC q be 1seksz
a !. y.
si8 Main street.
g. ~ sgecu. AtvaranF Agent ia
REGCL4R WEDNESDAY PICKET FOR
WHITE RIVER
r. RI LLNrlEN- s-.-r--a4.N HIELItWlr lHa-rl-
TvHfe rrf+lr---n suf ns- -c-a pas
.sl-a- rfss- viii leave H.-HHs A. ~
above 1a ersry Wtfuezlay ssrus 81 i
1fcHE o. E
ra raar'ar HrHI 10 rsrr IEhr llr-lf H---lsera
nrH To- rr7-rerr -Hr al Der -I1r rlrrl-I ulllur d.
farfau. Er fre-ehr r ras1-- apply ta
PRIEST a. BOWEN. A-eIts.
a-ran NH. -WHHHHa street.
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For Clerk OF Court.
We are alih0iizaa to announcs IL NOsELEY a Can
tiiutc frCcrE o. he Caumsu Laz and Chalcsry uau
sissl auiCruinaI Courts Of The city % Memphis
-s-te
For Clerk of County Court.
fare authorized % announce JOHN P m~EsKvANr
clrrk o. he County Cau1t Or Shelly county. 40 esnai-
ssis ~ rs-elertaa- ses-ti.
For County Trustee.
We are suheri1sd 70 auu5unoe CBAs. CRENsHAw
- EoEuiat1fs fur C5uHty Trustee Or shelby County.
-ss-os'
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Weme aaihorizei % announce p. .. RAGLASD -
a onaihts Or Ansrney-Gsurra ar ne Pm. mir
tseaA nd Fs.rtsenth ciyl DLsri-s ~tte
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
We Are authorized D. aaasuace OHN p sALE 49,
e-snli4-c orre--Ieciou TO me onosof Aporuey-Generai
in tie FiHh. Thirteenth nni Fourteenth Districts.
ss2-hste'
For sheriff
W are aufsorEed 90 alucu1re Jas. r. FELrs q Ga
diaats Tor ne anos q saeuaN for sa-iby Cauny, at tie
snlaiHE Nar.h election. sa-sss
For EttOTney-GeneFaI.
SMITH p BANKHkAD f. a anaiaalc Cor ne oncs q
AtnrHeT-General hr ms Pm. mirreuh ard Fsur-
tssntl Ciui Districts ss2ts
For AitOFney-GeneFaI.
IN. BARNETT Is clnidits tor Au1ruey-Genrra
for ne FIN, niriesnih. aai Foauseun Cisi Bisirica
q sheny county. Tenarses. At TIE sasains election
thsrstr. ti
For County Register.
Wea are aH-ho-ired O. ann1uuce J. s. C-AERUTHERs
az a auiiiaisA r ths oase o. Register O. shehy Cguufy.
s%el-,s'
For County Trustee.
We are authariEed DO rnn5uncs A. WOODWARD asa
sandidai-f ~ C1uaty Trztss o. Shelby County at TIE
sasaiaE Na,a sis-loa- aa1l-ms
Fer AItOrney-GeneFal.
We are authorirsd % ann1unea EDWARD PICEET,
IN, a. o candidate Cor Ausrae5-dusrd tr ne Pin.
Eirfseafe -i Foart-eu.h Civil B@strict-- a~s
For County Register.
We are auturizsd 10 aan5unce J. W.. KING a. cau-
Ahte fr REGISTER o. sasty County. a. ne ensuing
Mar-h election. auaiIes
For County Trustee
We are autl1rizrd t1 aln1uce e. g. GEFTIN a. .
artlcat- nr ne o1oe 70 Tustss u slshy uuuty, Al
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Sah Eead Riugsurm. Gau Ehs1m sud &c cufane1u-
dissrdsa pseu-r -snlrsa. ar rsrnanenny renewed
p hr Or o. uis hsainF snd rcnaFslns siulacaL
AotaeH o. nullss shsaii never he Ettuui q snail
foct - 30 a1a-uE aseut o usc 10 css e. ue~
sdd Of u1raaarg. 30. 90 Esidsn Lsns. Eeu
Tors -d ty sn Drusdss HzS nd o. ~ hz
aelalfgauta
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We are au-harizet 70 snloanos HEsKT LAKE a. q
1ondsts fr rs-sieoulab uso ore ofRszstsr q sasBl
Couau. s.iotr.
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amsuut $500 1les are @ American pro-u-iaa.
Some surharue- say herr Is la edvaae- % "a. Tie
market .srsny esd d7m win an aiy1ueins ten
dru-y.
ueua-sstE r rosi -rn'raHy d1-ed wins De-
cinmr lesl-ssy
The markei Or 8rsaifuds closed vsfydan. nesaies
ere unimFort1nt Beef closed dfI, and he holders are
pressing on nr r1rtst rork dosei duu. and the quo
nurns are u0usinsI. Hsc1a closed dom. Lard closed
Gun ana steady. ClGse dasri aua- American Fi5ur
eio-ei vcy dan. at adselne % g. Teuou sud mixel
Corn quoted 81 s. 81 g.. ami uhite Z-GTae 81
HAvRE. SEPT. 2-Neu Orleans Tres Ordnairs is
quoted a. Itsf. ard New Orleans Bzs a. io5t Thsmar-
Eet opened villa ? liEhi derIiae 90 -n quauues, but
closed I'm. The saies o. he week amr1Hf 70 shout 500
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~slmnarp lnr fmanaal.
HENrHls Danr ArlEAl ogneE


Coitsa tns besia o. De- gH-rsa % ous banks ana bsuEers.
ard Evtuasu On Nsv Yssk eel sss Orleans i " rod
supps . ) prm. on uafa y,inu.
Oar marryet nfu arr prsrsred sor a lhesvy bria-ss
81 u ne capital g. MT aireliy here 70 surpiy ne ueaus
urcesafT o. put IN mataa ihe rhe-is Of e min-ne-. h
alr BE- nritad here from straad
To scents ~ eastern ecorirs are airridy on ne
uauul md ne rtiuats hs been made By csufiau- cat
eu-tss MT one huu.red haasant uzirs % c5ttau viii
70 o. stream tbs seaaru.
n dfmaui Coz u9ary b. Dc guifs - urEsni 81 ~ ls
Iurt ne Hsrss.
Foreign Honey Markets.
LoyDoE. SEPT a-rhe n8ney market D. siirhuy mare
triug-rt nebuiion mne hsat o. Ensiaai has e.
creased En7foo during me week. American securities
are grusfaiiy anchanssd.
LoSDos spa t-Cau-o's ~ soantse-,a q s5se
~.
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For Clerk.

Finb civil Dlariei O. slsny esanty. e ne s.suiug
siecuaa IN Nar1h usrt. ss7-s.
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3eaaIar nathtts.
TUEs1n FAeuzT F0R WHITE RrVER

TUESDAY PACDET F0R WHITE RIVER
Eek u1rnlf.rIt sl - siIe-uhsef -
~ = HELNn j. b. shcri- 49,
nr1-f nrr regru -
allre 'n fea-t rEsDh IN arremaer. anf
vi rlre hrn lfs ffEaT TUESDAY,. larlac fhe sea-
s arrfa n rely ID this bost comm fntha
rRtDE DrsIyG rHE sEAs8N.
Aw g - sftaara1 10 su W. aud fa-,--a
eraress
~ rcshfar p-s1gs srgIy b
JAMES ONEhLs in.
e cr NORTON. PRIEsE q co... Agents.
ne haa'-s-a AdFo5ate. ROCKVILLE WfIr. arruafr
cansata af O. -ni Easlvlle onion and amsri-sn
a1T u-g ID amount N ten Collars each. a-d ..1I
f.H e. -1a cree fur payment.
REGULlR MEMPHIS IND ARKaNSqS
RIVER PICKET
Tor Helena. Eriar's Paint Eapolson. Pine
Biuf Lit.ie R5ck and For Smith.
Tu Flr nd mauIlc9lr steamer Eu H.
il haT- fr ere H1e.r and informed lte 49,
lallu-s. even 5~AlUEu1T. at5P 81 49,
r sr-rs en- rely on ue Duu1uaiIy of
-hs trsi
F- fra.slt1 mssse spry sl board e- 70
aass Agents. CRY wharf hslt-
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TereIgn JIG narkel..
EXCHANGE AND BASK NOTE LIST.

EXCHANGE AND BANK NOTE LIST.
coHhncrID DAILY BY ruE osToE1 aATIrar ~.
~ETITuTfoS.
Gotd ed sluer 1azq fs 1rnf1rf
uliuu hsrL.-......- -rsrHsrr y rrsnf1a-. ts
1lNl taA--.-.- parfhaat " 1rHel---hG a.
aNn- q tas.- parflElE M Gl1lnrrr.- --H ia
5anE - Caaaaoz1 parIssrk " Amfrics -...-iofis
11frlA l1la--.- rlrIHk Eaaf TcEn. failed g. de
eank = a~tlena-.- parIErasnz- Bsnf Team
EHI n4cd-~~ss-s--s--0
elJ h. hAEAAe PaHAulcutuul Bait
nanE n El1ustue.--. uar
Elrrnae fusurzEra c. prr'CfurruFRr-E f-fl-f - a.
IS = Aa.lFtles--- d. eanCu1iua.s.--H q
atns r AAaAe Tenn 7 fifA 3. @ nsuf1 go. -s-s Q 4H
ha1E e1u-e-.-- 4 asiGeerua fdi talEaI-h o.
Eaiers HIM. --.. . 1at Jas 20 Athrla. Ga RI.
arfaFu hsrEIru4-t feiburE sf Fultn. Ca. 8 f-
sara 20 IarH s---s-.l Dis BIZ nf lsuuhm. Ca g fs
Farmers ha1E--..--- Z di-fBE MIfTe Ga..-.-. g a.
s~rral1rrF ll1f-.... I fs.La-llaua G1nEs ....r es
aver aarE. crtug.- lar sulr EauE AlalaE1 o ds
LurruohurE hzrE..H a. Narnern Bank Ala. Ter
81H1ern A1nE------- par Matile hluEa--s--.-- Z d.
ouee harE-.s--s--. 2 dE0tter Al1haun hnIfs 4 Dis
ihelhFrile Esuk ...- 2 fiE|VirEiuia Banks...... q d.
hlHf 20 tl- Uni1n-- : 0sI0hio. Il. and X. q dis
BuEia halE-----H a. ssafa BsnE 81 fud.... 4 o.
haut % libra. 5 o. Illinois and VS. ..ae6 DIS
h~aniriise Hsut-..... s disI Froe Blnts nd --2aS de
Erclalqc-saszg acfca.
SCI l1rE---.----a rremIcharrfal ...... = prem
flia-r la .-..-..a ursmfCluciu1au 80 - pfem
aana ----- .-rss.A prcmf'f- Elus ..-...--h meu l
aeH nrleIr--s...h urrmILnrFrlnF .......- = prem /
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For RRME.

CIX hua COuufinE Rooms and SIX dne sieeping Raoms
- over NJ. h. J. Sims store, curner o. the alley shove
Adams - Frouf Row TIE Rooms are an ssie q hree.
c. B. CHuRCu,
sepfo In J ADAMS
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" are sarharlsd1 saalos ". p DAY, . acaa-
dists tr rs-eieciaa b ne nee cf Comfy Trustee. &c
ne Nar-h election. srss-tes
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DEATH BY AucIDENr.-ue body q g mae
was found q The foot of tie biuf, below CHn-
ton street, al an early hour Yesterday morning,
under such Circumstances as to warrant die
belief that the deceased had fanen from TIE
bluff BY accident The body was clad il
Blue eoitonsae pants, a hickory shirt. and other
Ordinary clothing. Tie Coroner held an in
quest In The case.
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Review of the New Orleans Market.

Review of the new Orleans Market.
Frm thcN. o. Pi-ayuae. s-pL IS Win uufayora-
BE usather. ant guly q mai-rate supply on Me market.
the saCs to-day hsve reauheI barely 20oa bales. a. ir-
regular prices hl--h rsuerlNy Eitlln fe range % our
prcsiou q~11tafi'us
nleri1r...... ..-. nauiu1Il NiIHiug I'LL aUN
Ordinary ....-.--. nominal God MltiIuE- - kelh
Good Ordinary. uamiual MItllas Far-.l2 aI2h
low GHiilug....ioEGlg FaIr--.-.-..-- g
STATEMENT oF COTTON.
St5-k on hsu1isf September, sa9---.--.--.bsl-s 2s.A5
Arrives
Arrived ir-aT-.-- 42a-olha
500
EXpartet o. tl'e-
Exported 1t 81
Stock on hand MT cleared E1
sUoAn-rhe rain ms mts-fered win businrzs on The
iev-e, and the sales have u-rucTuaurl Oh about 50 hhds.
o. unchanged priess Pair % falls fair 5E96k cent
= D.
NorAssrs-Nehir any uau-Hi hes bees dine
io-lsy.
TOBACCO we hear % oaly Gbll =Hs a. g aaI
al privsta terms
~srArENENT OF n0BACCO.
Ssek on h1nf srpt-mrsr !. Is5s.----..-bbds 23g77
Arrived 1880
Arrived NI- III
sl7s
Expired o-lay----- 6t
stock on hsnI NJ cIeirei..
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THOM.fS TF.FGUF,

AAAtaAaG1
ORSER OF uDES \ ST PATRICK SIS,
WILL Keep c5nstEu1y au hznd a complete aysorrmeui
w - ell kints % choice PANTY G-loeues, Fresh
Dutter ard EeEs. Puultry etc. o. uhirh De invites he
areufian q cnsu1lrrs. sauI6
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FOR RE.FE.
COTTAGE % Alshama street 4 Rooms IN sca or-er.
P1Esrssion gisel immadiatey y Apps %
spia-Iw NeaE ne F0st omos.
WANTED.
Wet Surze. fr dhid-G11i waTss. Apply II ia
u o5 B-nz's o0ruer o. Front RoE and Market 81,
Sssy Ta-a- srpis-iw
F1Ogsce.
1 Aldermen o. iai nirhL ne Election on the Eztsn-
-iou of ne track % the Memphis aui Cbarlsstau Rail-
ral . thg kyeE VI b. ps IsuTd gnL SATURDAY,,
September IS, 1853 Mayar-
BOtaniCO Medical College Of Memphis.
FOTETEESTH ANIMAL AsX0UNCEEEyI.
FACULTY and OFFICERS.
CIV. MORROW, n. D..
Professor % General and Special Anatomy.
s.P- CUTLER n. ..
Professor Of Chemistry, TlKiosiry and Hediol Juuis-
prudence
g. " MORROW, n. D.,
Professor q Surgery and Demonsirator q Anatomy.
L-w GABBERr n D,
Prfesor o. Obstetrics AM Diseases q women and
Chiliren-
s ]. CUTLER =. D,
Professor o. MineraiuEys Geology an Crgshiography-
VIZ. HEWITT, N. D..
Prlfessa- 90 P~hgsioluey and P1ihrlgy-
r C. GAYLE. n. D..
Professor 10 Iasut7tes and Practce 81 Medicine.
" B. MORON D.
Professor O. Eateria MriIn ard rhrurcufiCs-
s p CuTLER. n D, Trea.u1Cr GO he Faculty.
l. GABBERT. I'D, Secretary 70 the Faculty.
q C. GAYLE Cor. Secretary and Ascent.
" B Morrow Dean ~ the Faculty.
Fses ior Tickots 10 Lectures ..-..sl %
Aat-iculaitm 500
Grsaualoh o. Dipi11l1 zee -s----------..----. - @
nrnaH1e nUrarHnfu Hu nHwnrnH rn Hnh- ~ The HfnrE
Certiacates q The joint Sf1ck Company. 81 pa vaiua-
t1u.
Ler-ures VIII oalum~n1u lst Tuesday uf day1 Of No
vemher ueZt aus Cuutinue DO weeks EfEienis viii Co
vel o. be present o. take q fair start.
For flrthrr ~iuiorma.iun, adiress either Pos. Gayles
Gab5Cu, or Hewitt no Memphis; Prot. Caller, 81 H5ly
Springs. Miss ! G.. ". EurrUw. o. New Castle, Tenn,
or TIE Dean, 81 MiflelurE T-un.
=ep' s-dav2n WE MORROW. n. D., Dean.
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NEW MUsIo SronE AZ L0UIsvuLE-Mr.
Wm. MoCarren has established an extensive
music store at E7l jefferson street. Louisville,
Gentueky, and e gives as pleasure to invite
attention to bis large and varied assortment Of
musical m~erchan5isc, instrumeats, md sheet
music. Mr.. MeCarveH is a gentleman % eE-
perieBee and excellent business habits, an1We
especially commend him to the trade.
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RECEIVED FEH STEAMSHIP FERsIA.

~LfrEEFooG- scpL 9-The sales % ne week amount
81 Do bales. 81 whleh amount specuiatsu oek $40
bales, and exporters 7co0baies. PAIR mi nidilHs quail
lilies hare asylaed i-Isl. ne market generally closed
steady ID tte believing quotation
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WEEKLY AFFEAL-uia edition Of ne Az
rEkr, which win be found to contain. our usual
variety Of interesting rsading matter, goes 10
press to-day, andt 70 our numerous patrons to-
morrow. It also embraces orr market reports,
carefully corrected, and made up 10 me hour
going 10 press. Subscription 8 50, in ad-
vance; single copies sald II our counting room
at ten cents each, with OF without wrappers.
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.NOEEcP.

NOEtcG.
TOHN =. FACELEA. o. Huutsvile, Alah1mn, and
81 Gavin n. raak er, q Memphis. have this Cay retrfd
from ne drm q BRADLEY, WILSON n CO. New Or
leans. Ths Commission husiness vii he oluuuued BY
goscph G bluiley. HuEh Wilson ard Wils1n @ Blhb. a.
herctafore, IL IRE name q BRAnLET W1LSON co.
c. n FACKLFR will rrtziu our late 90. r. in Nom
pbisand atrnd g ne seitienelt o. any balances due our
late cunoeru IN this soction.
September 1, 1853.
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For ssseFTR.

For Sheriff.
EoHf l. SMITH "a oaniitsie sr rs-siceisn % te
'os o. sherin - shchy casnu b. ne susaiBE hsrsh
e7tisl- ssplfs
For AffOrHey-GeneraI.
Va arc altaedrd 10 slusanos ". A. sEAr a. can
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
TFur ARM % C~0PELANn .hpAVt - CO Ia
fr~ faolved By 1eulrhlrawai cfC W. Enondss
-. ~ di4nsef ~ his entire interest % n Cal-
wrr lite % trenton. The business VIII leretL-f -
---r r-fsr ne name Of CALDWELL COPELAND
go rfr.r partner has ue riEht t1 use tte -seeo 81
rrr am Inffrisari1n only. Ths Hrh Auc1sr iaa.
T.. N. COPELAND.
q. w.. EnN0Nus.
E. w.. lLL.
rnte great pleasure in recommending my s1oacgo-ss
49, rr-HuaI. C1urtlDl s. Coz. o. my Etellss as
80 uav uai thy OF heir cudicrce.
C.. ". EDMONDS.
L. u. NutHAaNls
eof T~aufrn. Tenn. Memphis, Tenn
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.1rrH Mar- every TUESDAY, a m. Return
iE 'eav--V aht-~r every SATURDAY y
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vet NURSE, fr a ohiid-E11d wages. Appiyat ia
u cl B-u=rs, corner % Front RoE and Market st.
Navy Ta-I- srri4-lw
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NEw CHAHoE-D. ". Spearbaek, who was
arrested on the charge OF stealing in the viein-
ity Of Wolf river, Saturday evening, and dis
| charged for want Of proof, wss retained m
custody yesterday on he charge Of obtaining
money under false rretsnees from Mr.. ".
Wilcox. and win BE- examined this morning.
a. We had nc pleasure FtstTdaF z.
meeting our Old frirul, Cd Al Prgura, %
Mississippi, who for a series q years had the
honor Of representing Lafayette eouniy in The
STATE Senate. We were pleased e Cad BIN
IN the enjoyment of excellent health.
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steamer Daniel Boone,

Victoria,
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St Agnes Female Academy.
PAIL TERM aH1 Sixteenth Session Vii uu
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Hardware, Agricultural InPlsments, Nh
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
ORGILL. BROS. & Co.
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II rErs-l-ca uf abe us=ssge % o -Cz1'rtol by the
L Aldermen on last uichL he Election on the Exien-
zion Of ne track % he memphis aud Cb1rirstan Bail
r1aI Uattr River, viii b. prs IaueI Eull SATURDAY,
the I5m % OCTOBER next. r. D. BAuGu.
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We are authori1ed 70 announce HAs CRENsHAW
- q eaniaiifs f0r couaty Trustee or Shelby County.
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TrUE r. SESSION 5fuis Iavft1fi1a win con-
4 u1r-e THURSDAY. tho IT % September. ne
-haIt-ur year ends the lass OF June. Issl umrrTing
two HsrsIus. 70 Owe ur1ths ea-h- For irr-ls. It,. in
41-rs 1f tls Principal, on vance street, brtseel Calsey
and Hs-nauI8. seI-Ims
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-02
THE ELOQUENT CLOTHES THIEF.

THE ELOQUENT CLOTHES THIEF
An incident lately transpired at San
Francisco which reminds one of the
famous trial of Eugene Aram. A young
man by the name of Henry Stewart
was brought before the Police Court to
receive sentence for several adroit thiey-
ing operations at various clothing stores
when he astonished and interested all
present by rising and making an eloquent
appeal for mercy. A portion of his
speech is published, from his own cor
rectly written manuscript, in the daily
Times. He contended that his ultimate
design was an honorable one, and that
he only resorted to dishonesty as a tenl-
porary aid after failing in everything
else. He said he had worked hard at
everything that offered, and although
he possessed experience and education
to qualify him for better positions, he
had not hesitated, when such could not
be obtained, to work alternately in sa.
looms, restaurants, at the sand banks,
driving carts and bakers wagons, In
livery stables, and even in kitchens.
He closed with these words:
81 appeal to your Honor's feelings,
and entreat, as you love to see man
walk the paths of honor, not to condemn
me in such way that shall have no
inducement left to pursue better course
in the future. With the bitterest an
guish of heart-with the intensest feel
ings of sorrow for what | have done, l
ask you not to dash at one fell swoop,
all the honorable hopes of lifetime" ("
He was sentenced to one years i'm
prisonment in the county jail
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-02

A CURIOUS Custom The Cleaner
gives an account of curious custom
which obt; ins at Vienna. The Turkoa
Israelitish community bury, every eighth
year, the copies of the sacred books
which are no longer serviceable. The
pious and charitable pay large sums for
the privilege of possessing the place
where the books are buried, for the hon
or of digging the pit, and for that of
placing the books therein; and besides
this the books themselves are sold, like
the above privileges, at auction to the
highest bidder. The burial then pro
ceeds amid certain solemnit.es, and the
money realized is used for charitable
purposes
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-02

HORIZONTAL WELLs-Under this IL
tie the Culturiist for March has an article
recommending the running of tunnels in
to hill sides for the purpose of procur-
ing water, instead of sinking perpendic-
ular wells. Most farm houses are loca-
ted at no great distance from the foot of
hills and ridges with the view of rem
dering available the water from some
pure spring issuing from their sides; and
in such situations horizontal wells, or
tunnels, would be most economical and
practicable. The water could be more
easily conveyed from them, any ordinary
pressure more readily obtained, the
water be kept more pure, clean and soft,
and never liable to give out
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-02

"Father Cesar" a negro of l3O to
14O years of age, died lately in Coving-
ton, La. He was the oldest man in the
United States, and boasted that hun
dred years ago he was king in Africa.
He was bed ridden for the last quarter
of century, but was in full possession
of his mental faculties.
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-02

The total Chinese immigration to this
State from 1849 to 1857, inclusive, was
|75,3O1. The number now here is prob
ably about 10000.
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-02

The news of the admission of Oregon
was received at Portland without any
unusual demonstrations of rejoicing,
except hosting the flags about town.
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-02
Che Avdraulie gress.
g. p. AVERY. EDITOR.
Our CLIMATE. A few encouraging

Our CLIMATE. A few encouraging
facts are needed to convince the despon-
dent that the present season of cloud
anG storm will not last forever. From
DR.. Logan meteorological tables, which
are given in the State Register, we learn
that the average number of clear days
per annum for five years, from 1858 to
1857, inclusive, was 210 6-15; the
number of cloudy and foggy days, 80
5-15; and the number of rainy days
IS 5-15. The average amount of rain
per annum was little over thirty inch
es. DR.. Logan's tables are compiled
from observations made at Sacramento,
where there are probably not as
many cloudy days as in the mountains,
and not so much rain But we may
reasonably expect about two hundred
clear, delightful days, even among these
hills; and in this probability there is
much consolation.