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CHANCERY SALE
%
Valuable Real Estate on De Sote 5

Valuable IReal Estate on De SOtO st.
nURsUANT b. q Deoree 81 The Chanoery Court 81 Mem
uhis. rendered November term, 1855. IN ue case
o. Jess L=Iarris Admr, O. james u. MARKHAM re-.
D n. Moore and othens I vii On
Wednesday, April 9Th, 1859.
O. front q ny emse IN the City % Mephis, proceed o.
teu 20 ne hfrhest bi1der
A~fvALrABLE LOT or CROWD on DE SOTO ST.
o. The CITY Of Memphis. bounded and descrihud a. fol-
hgs- % uifs Beginning 90 a point On the east side o.
De soto street. 200 feet soufh Of Beal Street running
heuce soufheardly win DE- Sa street 50 feet % a
STAIR. thence eastward By and psraliel with Real street
as feet more ar less q a stake, thence narihNardlF and
parallel win De Soto street Hofeet 70 a stake. thence
iu direH line and parallel With Beal street 2ls feet.
more OF less. O. the beEuniuE-
TERMS OF SALE-mc above mentioned iaf will Be
sdld on uedftcf seven and thirteen muuths in equal in
Etslimeuts purchaser % eEecuts uotes win approved
s~ecurifv. with lien retained On The premises until pay
msnf a. uurchase-mcneT-
Sale a. a c'clack. A. ~
msrs-dsuffs. III G. LANIER.
T1orF 40 Master
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LOuisVilIe and Cincinnati Old
and RRIfnhIa RncEaf Line.

Leaves WEDNESDAY arAP. a.
-----.----..JA BrGHEE. Master
AFHlo.sHasa-ara s-sr-arsaNl. HEaHEEa Master.
nNE % these cd rsflhisHaI mo rv.rita r.
~ packets viii leave mrmuhH every LHrI
wednesday afternoon or laeHaE durlr hea
season isr Louisville. Cllrrnull aui 1l points on The
ONO. ncruruira they leave Cuur-fu1au every
THURSDAY
IRIS line viii give thrr1Eh Receipts rr cotton utha
Eastern cities. A.C wUELBACH. AGENT
rHr--Fm AtClre. n aar'-. ErHlt Row.
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ron A COLLECTOR.

We ere suihlnizef % unn1m1e VIZ n. BHfDoEs g.
q esnddate hr meonos - cry ur-Coueeiar AZ ne sn-
suinE municipal eieor1n his-tss
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VI are a~uihariraf % alnauu1s Jos HLEDsoE, - e
suing June elecuan. hl-te.
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VIZ are authanrsd b auaaunls gOHN II B0wEN A.
candidate fr ctp Tax col--tsr 81 the ensuing June
eirai8n l.ris-a
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Royal Havana Lottery.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
. Az
lmprOEed Arkansas Plantation.


A ~bEACnFUL Ceunuy Eeaisnoe or he Pizedu
II ho1 P1ukrpad ueu improved.
ALso-rwc Has.s and 49, 10 nesota street between
Fan1e and Bel streets.
mr5-lv NoSSAERAT, DUFKEE a co.
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. Guaranteed.
md SCROFUL4 CUREB,

JINtEtN thU oIHUf ILA IUHhUs
PAMPHLETS o1ufainIue Testimonials % me hiEhasf
L Character vail Be forwarded 90 any that nay ui.h
Gases cured near Memphis
Wrs. Hir. can-er. p vearF ranfinE.
Mr.. Christaua Moore. 30 ye1rs' staniinE.s
Rev. Peter CUP n. D.. IS
VT. Duke. Is
BENJAMIN. Watkins. 20
seud fr his t~rnuhiets, AdiresA
Jas. A.. CLOPTGN. n. D..
aI5-tvIv Townsville. Ala.
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10 Farmers and Dealers in GuanO
fihie euano frQm JARVIS island. IN te Pacdc Ocean.
Il quiainiuf 50 per ccutof Phosphafes ana sulphaies
81 Line and The most taiuatle ferulfzer know. De- SER
editor sale lu larFe O. snail auaHtities - aiauf tive
hirds he price of Peruvian For fun iuf.rmauun and
psruculas ad4res c. s. MARSHALL,
PreEieent q ~ Amsricun Gaana Caupany.
ftstt-diT rEs Talsn EutttS, 7.
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TP1V BOOKS,
Fine Cutlery.
XERS

A r. and extensive ass1rtmeni = rogers
"A Crooks and Wostenholme's POCKEr KNIVES, iast
received, and fur sale by WALDEN
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IusI RereINeh-

IN BBLE Roe Herrlncs and white Fish;
OO 50 htls- Mackerels and Codash;
50 casks Touurer's Scotch Ale and Porter
100 BASKETS Piper Heidsick Champacne;
50 IRIS. Harris Ale and Porter.
ALso--suEar. Moiascs. Core, nea. Tohau1. CHrars
Raisinsi Nuts, FiEs- s~ardinss Oranges. Lemons, etc
etc For sale by -. FRANZ.
mari No. IS Frant RaU
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DETEoIT, March s.-Navigatioh to and from
this place is now opet,
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9nrt nf ylrmpbis.


No adusrfisemenh Of Steambodts inseted e,
osu through -sgenh "a hh CITY uh0 utA % heua
responsible fcT adrHfising fds-
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES

L OFFEA hr sale ne place On which I nov re-
Il SIDE, ngeiher wifu twenty estimated Nerroer. 81
ne RauatQl Is situated on Lke CrmnrauE ~
nFelto o1uutgt Mss. three miles from uark--A
isf& eMae. on ne AisissITui river and twenty
t1r miles u1m Memphis. Mcnsiss ~ one section of
Land, va Seetun "a ruUnshlp2, RarEe no. WcEL one
uunlrsl ard MW afres cleared and in cliuvauoui hree
hundred mare. dselened seven Eearz Eith az Ne uuaer-
erovth cut % ne whale sec1an nrzble land Of the
tr1raiH fusesi1n sven u 1AIEsn
~ one uurchaser. fur terms ctr Inquire u X n
orue, hcmItis rsun Or q the sctscIoer - 9e prem
lsgs VA p ohNG
o. Harfrrnfla Ms Maren1 mari-1
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SPffiaI Adtitrs.


EDIToRs AFFEAL Pleas anaounes me a. aeandi-
GATE % reprsseui thil Bisero in ne Lsver Heass u ne
next caduefi ~ M uatsd sais- MTH
Feb Bh. 1853 DAVID " CuEKIN.
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AyoTHEE NV SroHE.-We have had a
number Of first class stores opened in this city
already this spring, and We have pleasure in
calling attention 70 vet another, that has been
opened this week, We mean the splendid store
Of Strauss, Lehman a. Co, Main street, No
2o2, two doors from Jefferson. The building
is a handsome brick Of -four stories, the rooms
are each ono hundre3 aud forty feet IN lengfh,
the trent rs handsomely finished, and the iute-
nor Is costly, add elegantly decorated. The
ladies viii End here a stock quite new, and Of
the most charming variety. The new summer
goods are Of dazzling richness the department
# laoes, manullas, Stella and Pioolomini
shaWls, among which are magnificent point
nets and rich embroidery, includes goods
Of unsurpassed mauifcence. silks. sdging
hosiery and all kinds Of notions, are there in
Hch display IN one department q a choice
variety Of boots and shoes, hooped skirts Of
last improvements, and other articles ia great
profusion. Country merchants will here ind
an excellent stock At wholesale. Tho terms
Of the house are very moderate, the clerks are
polite and obIgiug, and the store is well fitted
up with cushioned seats, mirrors and other sle-
CANT requisites. The ladies' must not fail 10
remember Strauss 4 Lehman
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OETIeAL-Our friend Muller, whose store is
on Main street, between Union and Gayoso,
should be suitable by persons who have any
difficulty Of sight He is an excellent optician.
and can at once point cat to the applicant the
precise glass be must use 70 increase the
power cf sight without injuring the organ.
A q physician can distinguish what medieins
is eneitabls to each disease, 50 a good optcisn
knows what kind Of lens suits the condition
Of the eve. u is in this that Mr.. Muller
excels.
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OLD LINE FOR TICKSBURC. NfPO-
LEON. 4REENEISE NHITE RTEERS


.. C. McMANr-. Clru.u-.-TAuEs PErEET CLERK
VI Cutsd States MlI s.FauEr ElIE ~
L FElsBEE Ear-lE PEE mail alraH or r
wy TtEsDAT Hf .reEF ~ Tlr1ugn
--sfEua an rerrr n 1f regllr rates. Captain
NJ Malus ulI -.-r as IHal 9rsul- . Ln uuslf
ls rI-lL u1-u ua -le EE Glelrlr asaEs arlir
rlHrarI. on O.
TuOMAsH WILLIAMS k-0 A4sus
HHrr-ru wr HuuHHHHa HHr.
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MarshaL,s sale.

laENhhAA SdAACs
DT vIrue o. an execution q me directed from TIE Hon
ID cradle Circuit Court ~ the United sUtes for the sth
Circuit IN the District o. west Tennessee, October Term
ISIS. OF said Court IN the case o. ". 6. lane n Co.,
against J. T. Safarrans & Co. 7 viii seIt The highest
bidder fr cash. on ths o A OF APRIL NENT,
Is5e. a. the uuruer o. Madlsnn and Main streets, Bank
Block. IN the city Of Memphis. reun., one Nerro boy, Of
dark oJmpleEiun. between IS and 20 year, old. a No 1
turner and a rood mechanic named GEORGE Levied
On 81 ne property o J. l. ssrsraus A. Co, % satisfy
sid ererufiin In my hands fr collection sale in lawful
h1urs
IT, MoCLANAHAE, Z. s. Marshal.
BY JANIS n swan, neputy 4. S Marshal,
nars-td West Diylsim q Tennessee.
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tatou4r
THE

THE O.FLF .sRTTCEE
DNkAFALED IN MARKET,
WITH IMMENSE
HOME AND EUROPEAN
DEMAND.
THE iea-uu sdy. j. Aai BY Natures oun B-ss-. IL
II rcslares ne nnural olor permalruuy aner n-fair
b-oulnes EaTf Supplies me naiural nuit- and
u gfoa 90 had hsats removes az Gnirun iuliinE ani
heat from ne so1ip luieu and tunss % me nerves. ad
huscues al uerF1u teaiacha, and mfg.he re-iaf 1pou
% cure 81 diseases ~ ne aaip AT hair twin stB anI
beamifu. ard ID ased 81 thr vonng ~ Or thrce tunes d
yea. D. viii never hu or he1Ea uagf men reader.
read M hilEins ard iudss CO.. yuusriEea
Srw ToHE. Ia1u-ry g $50
GEsrIEars HsTtar ksard q sol deal lboui Pro
fessr Wasia HAIR nestr1uVe, and ny hair being q1lf-
mafe NJ mT mind o Jay settle ne pr1uncc1
slnf sl manner q usteut uoii-iue, aut sh1u time
lau1eacu uias your arufe, % test "a Or my.-i
ne result has heen 81 FFrV slflsf1cErT tlal Z au very
Eai ldd - an in lusfics o. ruu. b. vets a. o. ne en-
f.e1nem q omeu w nag b. m ray a. I've Boa
l1'nE NJ prluiiar uith1ut nay rrasans fr aefluE
M ny have nurlhef proof. and ths 6ssi pred being Or
-1nan ivtte you nls letter, vhih you
-1a 10 my au-hs and 40 diruet nea b. NJ o. fur
Wy au ln and autQr he s. r. Vine Rollins
rfery GsT-
~ hair d nv ~ nsturaI color ani much Improved Ia
uuh lors heaihykasiur.
lmy p-aarsFetuly
JENKINS.
Drier Columbia md Carroll SIS BudTn
LrvfNosToE, Ala. Feb. "a 1865
Hopn-Delr SIR Trur uar Herfrrsnrn -
ma go IN hls part ne dlultry. Mvhar las I
- s-y dmniahlns far several yean. caussf Sup
~ aAsht bum wheuI ga1qute an infant Thrre l
leen using gqur HAIR Restorative ~ ~ usefr. anf Z Al
hn ave a nne haal % hair ngr uauinr nrsr hrvIrr
He4 AT ahsf remedies k11uu. n ~ rf-f q r.nf 4 [
ne mat valuable reueiy NV eEiauf and nfrlra an 80 I
are amieed maf WuT t1 NE yer renrnfv Var can r-- I
hsh Ms h yqu mlnk proper. Trarr er
S " MIDDLETON
PHrLADELFuUa sarf- q. 1877 I
Puf. WooD-Dear SIR T5lr ualr Ees1r4rIr-
prlFlug naen henenla4 % me- ne fruuL- and aHas fa [
1acE part Of ny head almost lost ls g Feriur-rrs ir 49,
bald. lkaFe ned hrt two haf uur nfues % varr Re-
s~tlratIve, and u1w me Top ~ ny bead well atu1fef
Hah "a pruulalng crop n Tqung hair. and ne n1ut h. as
receiving IE hele1f. Z have tried other prrrarstnus
allhClt any 1elelt Whatever Iullk from my Gen per-
slusi recammsu1tiau. Q can iuiuce manFdtlers o. .rV De-.
Nours, re~psofulgs
D. r.. THOMAS, n D..
No. go Vine street,
m nsstarauve b. put up In h8fues ~ three SECS VIZ
are. medium and SMALL ne snail holds hair rur. aaf
reuls for one collar per .otlesheueiim hafs 1t .e1r
treufV per cent more In proportion han me Emnu- re-
tails fQr two Collars a b1rlei ne large hlt1s a guart Al
per cent more In propornon, and rstls Or three i5lsrs
h1cle-
o. , WOOD a co, Pnopretars, l9 Braasly Nsu
NarE lu ne great New York wire Halll- Eratla-
neutl and IA MARKET street g. Louis. No.
- And sd y an go nrueEIss and FauF Gaad1
Dealers fetlI=tHu1m
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We ae aahsrir,i . snnsuls Han JOIN W
WRIGHT a a eauditata az rs-eietian o Cllress frou
ns seem DisEiq rurwm mzrl
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ST. LOUIS BUsISEss-me enterprising
hOuse of Jameson, Getting a Co, general
commission merchants Of St. Louis, publish
their card in our advertising columns this
morning. Our business men will find this firm
active and attentive to business committed to
fbair hanHp
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A Certain Lot of Land
A Certain tract Of Land

o IN Madisun -trrci in she cv q Menphis herinning Il
q stakc l2 feet westd J.B. s.. g. CT SINGS Dot. nm
ning westHardiy viii he suth side ~ Madison strret
90 ret q a stake on tie south boundary b aid street
and ruuriur back bytuuparallel lines Win sid Grifngs
nue through 10 Monroe street. heirr ahnuf 400 feet
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A SHERIFF ~ TIE FLooD-Jas- G. Berry,
sheriff Of Cuttsnden county, Arkansas, passed
through this CITY yesterday. He is at present
engaged ~ assessing property, and as the
food makes II impossible 70 pursue bis business
on horseback, be uavlEstes from plantation 10
plantation ~ a "dugout.7 He left the city
sndwsut down the river in a "dugout p feeling
gate a contempt for such ordinary things as
~stsambo1ts, which can only un in the open
river he likes a craft in which b. can visit
the painless woods and ENJOY the beauties
of nature portrayed IN water uolors.
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Marshal's sale.
DT virtue 81 an aTtrr ri sale D. IRE Gre1rd from ne
ID Hau West n Humphrevs. Juige Of ID Cuited states
C1ur In Che EiElfh Circuit % West Tennessee. siting on
Admiralty I'M the case % = Miller vs. Steamer Daniel
Bare ana duners. Z viii sen % the highest bifder, on
ue 18Th INSTANT MARCH. I89, 90 bard the said
steamer Daniel Boone. Furniture, Tackle and Fixture,
Terms Of sale made known on day % sale. SAIL IN lawful
haurs n ~MoCLANAHAN, O.. S MarshaL.
By JAHEs r. Swan,
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CHANCERH SAGE
-OF-
VALUABLE LANDS
~
SheIby and Fayeffe Counties,
AID
TO w n LO L =


n THE
CTTT OF N r N - HIS.
nURsUANT % a deTes q the Chancery Court q Men,
II pits. rendered 81 EdvsmbrS Tern. l6sa, IN the case
. Newton Ford admistEator d Thomas Mi. deceased.
and others. w. John S. Claytou and others, cuditors %
momas Null deceased. I Will On
Wednesday, the 9th DAY OF april, 1853,
In front q my once IN the city Of Meu1phis, proceed %
sell 10 the hiEhest bidder The fonualng valuable tracts
q Land lying IN shelby and Fayctte caunues. reunes-
see, and Town Lots in he CITY q Memphis, Tenn, to-wit
Three Tracts of Land.
Containing In the arsregate SEVEN HUNDRED y
NINETY ACRES. more or les, lying On me Memphis
snd Charleston Railroad about twenty miles east o.
Memphis, being the same conveyed by Wardlow Howard
70 Thomas Nun, BY deed ofdate September rs, 1850 One
q said tracts contains So acres another 100 acres, The
cher contains to2 acres.
Two Town Lots
In the city of Memphis, On Madison street EXTENDED, con-
March l6, 1851. one situafed Immediately west ofJ- C..
GrfmE' Gotten shed, fronting 81 feet On the south side
~ Madison street, running through % and having q fruut
on Monroe street eNteuied, % about IS feet, bounded on
he westby a Dot owned ~ A. n HOPKINS. The other
iot is situated on Madison street extendsd, immcdiately
eastof R. c. Brinkleys ground, froHunE IS feet on Mad-
ison street and 100 feet on Monroe, each frost having a
deph % i6 feet.
A Certain Tract or parcel of Land
II the city Of Memphis. conveyed By Wm. p Mason 90
uumas Null. known a. Lot No. 8 n bluf 80, on the plan
o. south Memphis containing about - acrcsi fruuuug
on Vance street about gg7 feet from Edmondsan's north
east corner b. the owner of the ourporation line, thence
suthuardiy with the corporation lire ahout $50 feet %
ne south boundary Of the corporation, thence westward
% with aid line about 226 feet 70 Edmoudson's southeast
10 feet, Together With al me improvements thereon,
ncludihg therein. large and oumfurtahle
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EXCHANGE AMP HANK NoTE LIsT.
IMMENSE SALE OF TOWN LOTS.

~
III Trustees for The Memphis and Hopedeld Real h
II tate AsEociatiGu have determined % seI out the lands
and close up b ehusIness q sam Company, andwll. cnthe
Iafh Day Of .GPriJ, 1859,
sell 0ui the t1rh %
H0PEFIELD
m ios, 81 public auction. O The hiehest bitier
Hcpeaed is destined o. BE- one among me great cities
Of the west situated ait a. opposite the
CITY OF MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,
on fhe Western bank o. the
GREAT MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
a. he eastern terminus ofthe
MEMPHIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ihe only railroad IN operation between s.. LOUIS and New
orleans TINT penetrstes he
GREAT WORLD
wea Of ne Mississippi river and The rad uhllh ull IN
a few years oouned
HOPEFIELD
with The
PACIFIC OCEAN.
aud the southern t-rruinuso the
ST LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN R. R,
bcing backed By The richest country 10 the world. u1u -
rapidly being opened and pat into useful cultivation. uhe
prupreurs deem DO unnecessary for them O. say a Wuri
% snow the public hat
HOPEFIELD
j. bound O. BE- the emporium where he u1suefdee q ne
GREAT WESTERN WORLD
viii center.
ne nustsss viii ae5 sen an the lands bsiaasiuE %
said COMPANY. consisting % about 500 acres, within rfeu
miies ofhemphis- G-RLOCEE CO,
Aucuoueers and Real Estate Brokers
is CLATBROOE.
W~ILLOUGHBV WILLIAMS
Refer aB. B. wadierJ- ascent UHiln Bioet suth side
Court street. Memphis fehe-lIwuwfs
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r 2
ne former residence of W. 7, Brown. One acre o
sround adjoining and soufh - saii last name1 iot iueloset
a. a garden.
A Certain Tract or marcel Of Land

I0HIaIHInE ao0UI ~ alloInl1E ne ~ q NeWp1IsI
being part q TIE Tract o. Land conveyed By Dudley Dunn
D. Wm. 7. Brown. and subsequently, conveyed BY Wm-F
harry D. Thomas Muil, beginning a. tie south side o.
Vance street a. the northeast onrner Of a lot sold BY s..
P walker o. W.. y. Mason. hence eastwardly with the
sUuth side o. Vance street 80 feet b. the line o. The
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. thence outhWardly
with the line o. sid rad iS feet b the west nde q
Walnut street. thenoe s~outhWardlr with The west side O.
said street Sal feet % the southeast % Eld original lof.
sod By ". Thrown % SIP. Walker, thence vestUardlv
a. riEhf anges with Walnut street go feet thence norh-
wnr1Tv so feet tr the he-inrfnr
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Regular memphis. Helena am

Regular Memphis. Helena and
81. Francis River Packet,
ST. FIR NO 3
tHE sr.=uul r1sa-rrar 1a.E-t ST.
Il tNANr1 AI. n b-HIl Mr- Ea
D. Wsu Aasf. CORA r. Haaa ~
"r L. laH9r 4i a. a.erl uars every
>lAl tresE a lH faut promptly
lasllrs5 ulruI u mem. Dr. TeEl- lr uss-
$3.50 aHur fl UAEIsThu EAEMaE. AE-1E.
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TEuE Buus.-At he Criminal Court yester-
dsy, the Grand Jury found true bills against
Wm- Taylor, Mrs. Bsrley Wilson and Daniel
Kelley, for larceny against Charles VI. Allen,
fer stsbbiag Samuel G. Peets; H'y Rice, for
malicious shooting at A. H. Curling; Ed Bar
", for assault with a sick with intent to KIN
". S. Fulton, for malicious mischief; and NJ
McNsmee, for stabbnE.
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.H.F. FLRHSHORTH { co.,
WHOLEsALE
DRUGGISTS.
APOTHECARIES
No. 29S Main Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
-
In store:
.CANpuoV
Atm
D1aHss'
COppERAS
Dbsreb hrHaeo rasri
BLACK PkP s55sEs well a-.a.a.
CAYENNE P H-sl5l1i 5.r-so B..
6casesi
MACE, No l.
One ene-uperiori
BIRTHSTONE,
2mo rs tl1Eest rates.
SULPHUR,
n1ns,
BLACklNGt
b@l1
BLACK AND BLUE INKS,
0sfU ~ ~
COTTON MARKING INK,
OLO'H'' q,,-ss ,r .l. low
BLUE MASS,
ie 4utiHJf
| CALOMEL,
800 Ibs best English and American
c1NNANON
100 wst-vsrv superior;
CuATE
N INN. nr ale B-
MATcHFS
taag tft-,,H
-
MCoAAhbs
EPSON SALTS,
"'@'
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Edmondson & Armstrong,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
HIDES OIL AND LEATHER

Opposite Court Square-Sign Of tne
G. old @ N StirEuP-
KEEP osnstanuy On haai a full assortneut q ARTICLES m
their line. Consisting IN part o. Freuch and Amerten
CHf skins Hemludk unf Oat-Iauned ssle Leather, SKIRT
iuEs, Hlruest Birdie wax ami KIP Uppsr Lsashsr,
Enzmelet and Patent Lesnes q an kinds Pad, Hog,
Cbsmois Deer, Linms ani r0pring skius Also q fl
instrument q fner5, shoemakers' arr rsnaers Tlols
A. sa1lefy. Hnrdaars and Harness Nlgalnsso Of every
yarisu-to Wiki We respectfully ia-ts t6s atteHti1u @
pars7us frrir- In oar line au-n-fruuTfv
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Regular Packef for 5as6FuIe.

TrHIS suIF1llf Steamer Win run as rar- IT,
4 Iar packet r n- 1b.ve H1I inferno
date ports For rsI-Hf ar pssss-. apply auA
lHlrL r o. "a Os re WILLIAMS A-Fus.
anTf-1m NO. 9. Ulw1rI-s Row
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Az ILL-UsEU HusEASD.@A nan applied to
Esquire Horne yesterday, and desired TO take
out a peace warrant against an individual who,
On bis return home the previous evening, he
found sitting with ms wife. As be proceeded
towards the fire the man id him and ordered
him out, threatening if be came in be wouldkn
him. Tie squire thought a peace warrant
would hardly prove d sufficient plaster for the
sppiicsnss wounded honor.
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Regular I. 5. Mail Passenger Packet.

For EiffIe Rock. Fort Smith, and
all Points OFs sfrkans0s Rirer.
U'HE splendid -rs steamer IENNIL H.
i WHiPFLE. G o. g.lH. MUHr. lIr-
.a entered ra-r1r'r H H. MH-Hn -
lEf ArEaEsls uvHr uHfH u. leave shove every
WEDNESDAY. uuuerHE H1 WatIHslr I8L usf.s E-
8 uCllE Z. U- Ea- EaaUt.r Ela Eurr Hn
HARu-rfD s. HiTWtN, Agents..
Isl. DO MHHau street
n. B-Au orders Orr rHrt Tu te dIrf By mis- bet
u ClrHriu Ur1es. RI r.
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ffatrst tttus By 6tlrgrapb.
TO ASSOCIATED PRESS OF MESfPHIs
Fost@asIer General Dead.


WAsHINeroN, March s.-Postmaster e
ersl Brown died hsre this morning. r
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A YIsAso.-Among me prisoners before
Esq. East yesterday, was Mrs. Cstharine Mad
den, who had whiPPedhe her kushsnd witha piece
Of iron from the stove. His face, and he arm
with which h. had underworld 10 defend him
self, were considerably brui7ei and wounded
Jealousy is said 70 be the cause Of the act
Mrs. Madden was fined i've dollars
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-09

q C. W. Alexander has favored US with
several sheets Of new music, Of which he has
Just received a large supply. We advise our
LADY friends to pay him a visit and make their
selections. He has also received an extensive
assortment Of Faber's pencils, paper, envelopes,
ETC., etc, which be can furnish customers at
very moderate rates. Give hin a call, at 2a6
Main street. in the Calhoun block
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-09

THIEF CkUGHT.-O1 Monday night. as some
Of the boarders ar Che boarding house Of Mrs.
Young, on Third street between Adams and
Washington, were about to retire TO rss,, they
discovered that man was secreted under one
Of the beds in the room. He was seized and
delivered over to the police, who recognized
him as Vim. Taylor, a wei Known thief. He
was put In Jail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-09

OUR SUBUKBAE PRoFEKrT-Is still on the
market. The tract contains eleven and one
half acres, all under fence, beautifully situated
OF the new State Linz read, p miles from the
city, and is susceptible Of being divided into
three handsome building sites For terms
apply to G. B. Locke a Co, or to
McCLArAnBN. TEoUspkLE 4 DIM
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CRIMINAL CouRr.-Au the business done at
the Criminal Court yesterday was 10 obtain
eight iurymen in the case Of Samuel Young,
charged with sndsdrorHg to persuade a slave
rorun Of from bis master
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-09

sISGULAA-Ths Helena Siied Of Saturday
last says; "During the thunderstorm Of last
Tuesday night . yellow, fouTy substance,
resembling sulphur, fell in quantities in this
place TINS IS the second phenomenon Of the
kind that has been witnessed here since the
settlement.