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Wanted.
Flour,
TO COTTON PLANTERs GENERALLT.

Fromthe YicksburE WhiE-l
TnHE ovuers ard aernt ~ the various Iron Tee %
i Coton Bales, ale ufskiuC crest exeruons 10 intro
duce them % ygur nouCe, ard bring them into genera
use-upan the ground that lror aFafds greater sccurir
from ERE. sid costs less than rope
No doubt iron resists hre sCmeshat louger than rop
viii hut ssnehowor other, u1r lnsurance Offers are u1
aware Of that fact-ata any rate, they make 90 ddes
euce 10 their rates o. Insurance on either. 10 may b
well 10 state on this bead, naf inn rust, coming IN oon.
tact With cltfon. in a stale - friction. o. au- 90 prudu-g
ore and many persons Of intelligence d. really atub-
Ute he late ares On board oeftnu-l1aied ships 10 TIN
cause. u y a Wrl-kuoEn fact however. that iron-
bluni cotton is more liable % dzmaEe by exposure q
weather than rope-hound cotton, aud that % De- much
mu-e expensive o. PICK and put iu order.
That iron costs ne planters less than rope there CAT
be no d0ubt; une MS must be heir outy reusou foi
using the iron. But that fous o. both useful and valua-
bic 10 The consumer, no one can isuy-uhereas Irlu
hoops are worth uothinE % any BODY. and mis ne plant
ens most likely overlook in vieWof their own m0rf prem
inent pers1nal adrsntages-
ThsTe is q oommunity Of Interests between the planter
snd Consumer that ought 90 BE- cared Cor By each, IN or-
der 70 insure suo1ess On business 20 huth. Thsy
shauls. therefore. deal fairly with one su1iher-bath
having disputes and quarreis enauEh, In all clnscieuca,
with the intervening speculatorsi who make Cd The miT-
chief between them.
At foot is a statement IN figures. % whi-h your attsn-
ton Is respectfully called. II shows an actual difference
In value o. sI.lo per bale o. the consumer 10 favor u
rope-beund cotton ever that bound d. iron.
his Great difference certainly uurrauts the move that
is nov heIus made By certain cotton buyers IN this city,
tocause the Chamber Of C1mnens 10 establish On Uui-
form tare ~ i2nz per bale on IN irsn-h1or-d o5tsn 70
ceived 81 this pert aneT this daie
sTATEMENT.
IHoE TIEH-
I'D irun, tost O. the spinner sane price A. The
ootton) $40
BaEEing-rsnderrd useless % spinner by rust aud
roL-------.-. -.------.---.--..-.- Q
sI.5r
shoviug a to;ri A-. TO tbs Spinner on iron-b5uni co.
Ton q sl.5lper bale.
vEHsUs RoFE.
81 reFes (oost 70 the spinner same price g. The
olIola - c.
Deduci FOR he value Of The ba=sinr and rope az the
mill where the couqn o. sguu, arera-e--6l C.
% cs.
sh0siaE a loss 10 Spinner on '71.-bound o. % cent?
bale.
uu2-tv6w' BUYER a CONSUMER.
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aIonrtarp aR0 slnamlaL.
pAILr AEpEAL orFIcz.

81 Loua -Frrat he HsuutilCan. srptrm1srlE We
80. ae sasy @Ech1nze marfci aud a s-arciiE % tanka-
BE fuuls and currsng It ls uof lmprobltZa hat me
rate i1r eastern sight, nov \ prem. viii b. son 80
duced tl
NV pALEAsa--fron ne Piaayuna. September "a
~ rNcnanE market upened 1ia mlrniuE Elh iucrsa-
q hruuess, ana furinE ne day all ciassss sftulss l1ht-
N sltalced' We haFo revised cur quutzurus. and pre-
80 ne olqEinE asf ruisnz rates. Clear Etsrire bis
1a.ll hl q afirE drafts lo7ER1o9- Frsnas
Q 4a1lo = collar. Sixty daF bills on New Tork ETC..
lelh ~ 81 siEht ~ ti1 prem. Sales cf 10
or ihre- round emountt % ? and 5 Dap sight Esre re-
portst Il y - dis, but af-rinn u mis elass 49, -
Limited hat Ee omit qu1tatuus Coz them. sf1cka anf
honds hava ben IN better lnquy to-day. especially The
4ater. bot the uausa1iuns sill c1uInue limited.
TIE ucuey markrt uuusuaiy sasy. Odsrinn ~ al
Erades - paper indicate hul alin ~ any lne-aasn ia ne
Demand for aooommddatian. and rates 81 discount have
u~udergune no change uhafrver ainre oar last
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Louisiana Plantation
FOP GATH

StlhA ~ sac tne plantation on uhhlI rasiae. In
:, boliAana- % clalns over 500 a-res
s.--.E tpls year, and iaau cane land.
snl - AAlf2aa and 1a'F uree niles faam 1 efrs--
,oat landng 90 ne Haoou, and four f0m 4 1870 -
this place D. very valuable.
he Improvements consist q about 100 arr..r r-s
90 more Of old deadlilE nov ready II ce-r
close. new frame dwelling 50 ty fg 49,
anished, painted and papered bel0a. und new cr n ~
q feet, shecded on both sides. TIE hrnsa i E--.-s y
the Bayou, In q beautiful grove o. elms. &c., -
and within so yards q 5 Railroad station. - 49,
are running from Fickshurg o. Qnabec. uifhir sare-
miles q The place and By the iG Of septembor anl h.
running 70 the place
part q he Efok and crop can BE- Rad II desIreI
TEHMs-One fhird cash. one nird in ona rrar ~ -
1due IN two years wifh6 yer cent lutaufEL. % one haf
eWh and remainder IN ! ani2 ycars wIfaout fnierea.
Appy q Lames Coleman, Ieicr-nph anoe.W. g. F1rd.
~ memphis, and 70 Mctsrs- Coifms1. llfan EWih-
rfs AeE Oueans, CT myself on ne place,
n. CuLEMAN
E1n Dallas, Madison Parish, Ia.
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Agu0 Cure,

FoE THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague.
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever. DuEl5
Ague, Periodical Headache. or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers. Indeed
for the whole class Of diseases origi-
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria Of miasmauc countries.
No one remedy IS louder called for by the
necesslues Of the American people than a sure
and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such
we are now enabled 70 offer. vitl a perfel.
certainty that II VII eradicate the disease.
and with assurance, founded On pr0gf, tha.
no harm can arse from it, use In any guam
uty.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must Be Of immense service in the
communities where II prevails. Prers.ta1l IS
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
usk which he must run in violent attacks of
this blleful dstcmpcr. This .CuHE" eEuels
the miaSmatic poison Of FEyER AND ACUE
from the system and prevents the Develop
meat Of the disease, if taken on the h1s- a1-
preach Of its premonitory symptoms. IL Is
not only the best remedy ever vet dis-sve-aI
for this class Of complaints, but al~o Tire
chespest. The large quantity we supply ir
a dollar brings It within the reach u every
body and IN bilious districts. whore FlyEu
AND AoUE prevails, Cve-y body should have it
and use II freely both for cure and protection.
IL is hoped Tins price VIII place 10 within the
reach Of all-the poor a. well As the rich. A
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and Ger
tain cure Of lntermitients Is. that Il contains
no Quiuinc OF mineral, consequently It pro-
duCes 20 quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Thase cured
by il are left as healthy as if they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Agueis not alone the consequence
Of the miGSmanc pais1n. 4 great variety Of
dIsrdes arise from il irritation. among which
are Neuralgia, rheumatism. Govt, Headache.
Blindres. T0othsche. Earachc, Catarh. Asth-
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection Of the
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels. Cole,
Paralysis. and DerangemcIt Of the stomach,
al % ~hioh, -hnn originating i- dsas --a=a,
put onthe Intermittent type, OF become period
ical. This "CURE" expels the poison from
the blood. ard consequently curgs them al
alike. Il IS an invaluable protection % immi-
grants and persons travelling OF temporarily
go in the malarious districts. II taken
fE7 'oilv while exposed % the iE-
5~essbrsHT o. ed rOm the system,
fiction, that VII - sKs.s "f grU.tiy
cannot accumulate n saR- ere
20 npen into dscsse. Hence II : zen
tzluallc f6r protection than cure. and ts- " Z
ever suffer Eua mseTmttents, u fbcg avail
themselves Of the protector ths remedy AZ
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
nnInhrnAnI FL Nh

GeleDraLed FEMALE Pills
T1HIs iuvAlaabie mnd.rlas & u~nfailinz in b.. c1-s d.
Il az hoss painful and t~snferous diseases i1ritaBf e.
ns fsmak oousiif1uon.
HmsdSatss ali erc-sssa md removes IN - 1le.sas
from UhstsTer cause. and aspeeay cure msY BE- relic,
On
TO MARRIED LADIES
u h p~@Caliariy suited Il VII. In -b.- ur 4. bring %
he monthly period vita regularity.
CAUTION.
Ihese Pills should n1f b taksn b. females lat srs
PrezNnL euring TIE ari fhrse maulal ~ hey are sus
obrinE on Ai-ezuiagsi but Il every cher tine. snd 10
svsry cher case, tney are perfectly ssfe.
In al osss o. Herv0us and Spinal Af--tions. Pains IN
see hseE and Limbs. Hesvines. FaHgus 90 liEht ers-
toas f1lpltatl1u q he Heart, L1Euess q sgtria. Hy-
erias sik Headarhe. whites. and al ne painful dis
eaaes occ4ainned D. a f~isorteref srVtsm. ness Pills VII
ed-u a cure when all other meaus have Jailed.
fuli directions IN he pamphlet arounf Faeb ua-saas
Ehleh should BE- carefully preserved
A hotue ooutainlnz 50 pills. aud circIsd ulh ~. g5v-
erumeut stamp o. Great Britain. can D. sent r<zf tree
Tor 81 md 8 postage stamps
Sle agent for The United stzfes and CauaIa.
JOB NOSES. H1chnsfsr. n. z.
n-Chanler &Co. Memphis. WhresaI- anf Real
AEents, and Ed b. all respectabis crzzrizs.
1-BEWARE-Sume unprincipIed dealers ry D. s-f
cher pills, on which they realize mrs pT1ft.
not teceived. Bay Sir James Carkes and % other.
HHm-HHwmnHn
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Business aOtifrs.

WASrrD-A clerk, a young, unmarried maj
prsfsrrsi-ons well acquainted with The tradi
Of Memphis. UnexeePtionahle rsfsre ees re-
quired. Apply BY letter 10
NORRIS, MALL d Co, Ciahisrs,
ssI7-3t' New orleaaa.
REnovEn-Dr. o. R. Early has removed
bis residence from Hsmando street 10 the east
side Of Avery street bstveed Vance and Elliot
streets. sspiis-IW.
srArE FENAtE coLIrsE-OnSrBus A
HANoEMENr.-Arrangement can be made with
Fletcher & Keck. aud Msssrs.'A. J. Montgo-
merry & Co., for conveying pupils to The State
Female College. The session commences Sept.
18th. si1-iw. sc. sTARKs, Pres
School Books At Cosr.-Watson q Beard,
513 Main street, are selling their entire ~sssort-
ment Of school books al cost. I'm
HEEE Is A CHASsE-Wanted good and eff
eient Agents to sell the best Iron Hooper Tie in
the world. LIBERAL inducements are offered for
men to 60 into Alabama, Mississippi and
Arkansas. Apply to
UN5-Em n. 3. WILLIAMS a. 20
No. IS Jefferson street, Up stairs.
Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Mill
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
oRGnL. BROS. a co.
Refer to Strauss, Lehman & Co.'S column on
fourth page.
Lands for sals-ses Hopkins s. Kirby's card
on the frst page.
See F. n. Clark & Co.'S column.
Watches, clocks, Jewslry, slIver and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement Of
A. J. Warren & Co. 2e3 Main street.
In another column, see the advertisement Of
GEoReE PATTIsoE 4 Co, Booksellers and
stationsrs, 263 Main street, near Madison
street.
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DR.. GEO H%ADFIELD,

AAoMOOpaLAiC IHlnllldh dAl hCCulCltul,
3FhClFLLLI lufrus EarlrEsusHf NHu-I #
II De- Ia oca1-d lu Uls city fr lla Purpose 30 r-r.
nanE hs profezsiau- Fram ne extensive practice ta
ucnr 4As en1.Trf ne Asf H-+ar1 rsrre D. enter.
hrmsslf tharh- can give entire s1rsEs=.a ID fe.aa ~.
nay favor aim win their pzrrouaE-
kErEHs ro-Grn- -. Ananau. e. o .sa.f.a Mr=.
pllsi Fr1t- J n fullr. N g.. Ciucuraus 81 HtH
n D.. Cirvslandi E a. Gr. 1art. ~ d.. D-Irg-a
Iowa A.E suau. n D.. ClirtEl5 =. T. T.u-ra W
y - Lllsi 2 8 sui-h, n D.. Wa1E-Flu. Ills p
Aors n D.sL L1llz DE- Davis NatlheE. M--
P s D1me1tIc Cases. BlsL grt1r1r. ~ u----
pathlc Medicine Of 81 umE o. na uafreIdfs Da-a-
lc Aanuels acumpfuiauI q fa-rta=l years rna
sIluen in pain sunEa llE1HEF, expressly frr lEa nae
o. private llflviluaIs. travellers 1rf families
one and Phamacy. Je1srsl1 street aasr the rarHa
q Ealn. rr Fr
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RARE BOOKS
JUST RECEIVED BT
A & WALDEN.

DrBLICAL COMMENTARY on the New Testament.
ID Translated frsm the rGemFu % Dr. Herman Os-
hausen; by A. c Eeudirk. 8 vols vo-
TIE Greek Ecclesiasti-ai Historians ~ The first ia
centuries % The Christian Era; vllE- s W. Basster a
sons. L uiI1.
TIE Commentary Wholly Biblical, An Exposition in
The very words Of Scripture; svais quartz: Bssstor a
sons. lend %.
The Eurish HeEalpla. Erhibiunz the sK important
English Tfansafsans Of the New Testament S1iptnresi
I vol royal quarto. Bacster A Ssus. Lonlon-
The Large Print Puagruuh Blhie, in separate books
avlls 70 M RaEzter x sons Frd1u
The Septursgint Version o. no or Testament, scurf-
IEEt1 Vatican Text translated into ElEIish5 by Sir
Lznoe'oi Cssries Lee Br-ntans gvIs. S Voc Blsst-r a
sons, Ldnd1u.
Rev. Msrsmilian Gcuestr's Parallel Hi-t1rfs OF
Judah and Israel with olpious FNpIsnitsy Notes ? vols.
s Vo-. Baesfer a Sons, L0uir1.
sePit cLEAvEs s. vApgv.
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I AVE Tor ale, a AMI RESIDENCE on
i Third street. between Gay0ss and BesL TIE -
Ia fr-nts hfty feet and runs back one hundred LUZ
and eeFenty-dFe feet Tue improvements c1l-AA
sists u ahricE stuckled H1use with eight u1ms. and its
location ts one Inst suits q buz ness man. being within
three squares o. the Caves H1u-e. ! have -izo. Fsur
Hundred and Eirhty aeres q Land. ia PuaH ouurv.
Ark, in TIE Lead mines, ami WItHin tor miles % Little
Rsck the ores o. these mines are said 10 rurpsss those
o. Illinois, ". N. HUTTON.
ners1m g.-rh.-- p-trf.hrr- H.,
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NINIE OF IENNEsoLE-M rlIel bed III ne rIa-F1.
> Om0e Chan0ery SIDE - the Comma Law aud Chsp-
Gerry Couu o. ne city 81 Mrmphis, Muaday, septenber
the 6h. 1sfa-
}. s Edvaris sns r beu Edlin, C5upainant.
\. d WISH james c Wash snd wlniam G. walton.
Defendants.
NappfaruE from zGlarlt filed III fis Gauss. that the
defendants N. p, Wssh, 1ames e. Wash and william
g.. Wslfou are n1n-resiirnts o. the state q Trnnessaa
u b. ordered thaf hey DO cutter their appearance herein
oeiore or within he Grst three days of the next term
~ sad Court o. De- held On the fourth Monday 10 Novem-
Der ncrt, lSdsl and plead. answer. or demm 10 comrl,fn-
ants bin. o. ne sane viii be taken fr c1nfezsrd A. 4,
nem. md ST Or hearing exparte. and mai 4 CIV ~
his order BE- Published once . wcek Ter four suocessfrs
weeks in DE Memphis Appeal.
AcpT-auesf. JOUNC. LANIFR.
Clerf ard Mastsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-17

An ISTEREsTIEG WoEK-Messrs. Wm- R.
Strange & Co, have received another edition
Of Milbura's Ten Years Of Prescher-Life,''
one Of the most interesting works n our knowl-
edge OF modern literature. The book in
question is BY the author Of the Rife Axes
and Saddle-Bags," and sorms an sutobiog-
raphy Of rare usefulness and interst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-17

The ROBBERY AT H DEFoT. We have
given the particulars heTetofore Of the robbery
Of Mr. Byrd Hill, at the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad depot Wednesday night, and Of
the subsequent arrest Of a man named Good
rich as the robber. Goodnch was arrested at
the instance OF Mr. S L. Howell, who Is con-
nected with the Patterson omnibus line. Mr..
Howell has been very useful in the detection
Of thieves in the same locality, and had @spo.-
ted Goodrich before the police suspected him
Of heinz a p~lck-poekst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-17

PERsosAL-F. ". Smith, Esq Cashier Of
he Union Bank, having been absent during
the summer, returned yesterday. Mr. Ed. ".
Halliday, the new clerk Of the steamer Ne
hraska. arrived IN the CITY yes srday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-17

EfAFE or TENNEasEE-At rules held n tie Clerf-s
- once, Chaucsry side o. tbe Common Law aud Chzn-
cery corr q fhe og o. Memphis. MONDAY September
Leon BerE John v. watson and James A. NoComas.
Lrm o. Leon belE Co. Cdmplainaufs.
o Pope. n Pope and N. P1ne. nafenfs-ts
Hsppearius from anisvit aIed In his cause nat The
lefendaub n Pope, D. a uon-resident q The STATE Of
Iennes-ce. 70 b. ordered that ne do cutter his apnear-
uu1e herein before % within the drsi three davs 81 the
reEfl tenn % sad Court, % Be he'd 90 he f1urfh uo,-
lay On November next l1s591 and plead. answer or DE-
mur % oompiainants' bill, or the s1me viii Be tsten Tor
c1nfessed 1s o. hlm, ard SCI FOR hearing sru.r.e. ana
ihai a COPS % MS order Be- pubiisted-onoe q geek for
four successive weeks IN the Memphis Aupenf.
Acpy-auesf- JOHN C. LANIER
CLERK and Master.
reasgsn 4 y~oiiiHtne, solicitors for oompiainanis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-17

70 Dsraons sliEranug 70 me sEtrems Wsst-ru o.u.,,,
h tle treat fear they have Or ne Fsver and Acc,
most drsf1i u an diseases. Evsrr cay w. h-srofr.r
sul puaccd - this diafaae. and nads heiri.ss Ia 4,
p short time. ifaauf means % sssrdiar rsH.f N
vier q TIE Seas dsmsu1 To- q rs1edy. De- Hz.sr.,
has presented his celebrated "~BIrrEEs" ~ha.s cora
i've PoFsu for 81 diseases ~ hs stansch have ts-.
universally -sloEietgsd ne Hiusrs.- pr.o.r-l
aasrhtauE sEnrienos snt deep stndy. have received
te sucamisms a ne most saiasat paysiciaus. A. usu
. al oassss. FRA every part o. our COUNTRY To tho.-
40 dou5l thefT many virtues. IN ~ On ssy l.. tv
item. ant laiss fr ihsmssivel, respectively.
For sale By o. uEEias snd dealers gsusrany. srs-r-
Ehsre. Sc airu 1semsuf.
HOsTETrEE a sNiTH.
NNaufaaarsr md ProBrietar..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-17

ATTEnFTED RoHBERY.-A man named
Frank Austin, who was os-ght in the attempt
to oPsh a trunk with q cotton hook, at a board
ing house in Towards Row, THURSDAY night,
was brought before the Recorder yesterday
and fined two dollars. He was arrested in the
sct. but the felony could rot Be proren.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-17

=yasssIo & Co, at No. 262 Main street,
stand uaritsIied il the picture world for the
superiority and durability Of their Hkenesses.
Those distinguished artist make it a rule 70
please all that calls on them. Price from fifty
cents upward.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-17

FoEeERT.-Chas. Schafsr was arrested yes
teriay on the charge Of forging an order upon
I. G. Butler, purporting to have been drawn BY
Mr.. Daneni, who keeps a grocery near the
Memphis and Charleston Depot. The accused
has heretofore bsrne an unexeeptionabls char
arrer-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-17

AMATEUR CoEcERT.-fiss Watson, the
successful teacher Of music and eminent vo-
eslist. viii give 4 5ost q ne new Memphis
Theatre, Tuesday eyeniUr 1ext. Many Of Der
pupils in this city viii contribute to the exsr-
elses on the occasion
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-17

FATAL AFFEAT N AEKAxsAs.-S ". Bower
Of Memphis was killed BY Andrew J. Donald
son Cnephew Of Hon. A. ,. DonsIdson) at
Clarendon, Monroe county, Arkansas, on
Tuesday night last The weapon used was a
dOuble-bsrreiisd shot gun, the load entering the
heart and producing instantaneous death.
usy were br0t~hers-iniaw, and the u~nfortu-
nate occurrence was The result OF a family
difficulty. We understand the deceased was
at CLARENDON attending to a suit instituted
against bin in that court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-17

SHELBY STREET REs-sUEASr-Attentlon
is invited to TIE advertisement Of this estab-
lishment which is being placed in fine order
for the accommodation Of is customers. The
-proprietors are experienced in the business
and will do everything in their power to serve
those who may honor them with their patron
u~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-17

The Fall Style Of Moleskin Hat lately intro
dueed by Francisco q Co, is acknowledged
By al who have seen i. to be the most tasty
and beautiful Hat ever in this market. They
are prepared to manufacture them to order.
See afverfsraw~r4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-17

OFFIcERs OF THE MEAFHIs AMI CHARLES.
roE RAILRoAD CoNFANT.-There was a meet
ing Of the new Board Of Directors Of The
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company
az Huntsville, on Thursday, at which the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
year; President, saml Tate; Superintendent
Il the Western Division, Z. Ayres; Superin-
tendent Of the Eastern Division, ". !. Ross
Chief Engineer, NJ 3. P~ritehs-d; Treasurer
o. the Western Division, ". B. Waldron ;
Treasurer Of the Eastern Division, ssmT
Cruise; Secretary Of the Western Division,
George Robertson Secretary OF the Eastern
Division, SamI Cuse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-17

BusrEEss OfESISe-LooK AT TRis.-I,
viii be seen BY our advertisements that th'
auction sales Of real estate will at once com.
mence. On Monday Tuesday and "Wednesday
hsKi MOnserrat. DuPree & Co. win have sales
the first at Raleigh, and the other two in the
immediate vicinity Of This city. We would
sdvise our readers 10 Raleigh and vicinity to
attend by al means, as the sales are absolute,
and all property offered BY this firm are bound
10 70 Of, whatever bid is rendered.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-17
For. Rent.

A ZINE large airy SleepiuE Rem, infhe hgle-
n rurief by Todd 3 Cover o. From kqH N
das tHd eher cuuvenieuces- Inquire
~. OAK Union h1nA
GrO. PArTISON a cos
far-s - Maiu street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-17

FATAL AFFEAV.-We regret to learn that q
difficulty occurred Thursday between George
Hulburt, brother Of Henry T. Hulburt, ESQ.,,
81 ID e city, and another young man named
Henry BurEstt, b5ta Of whom are vel known
IN Memphis, which resulted in The death OF
Mr.. Halburt. The brother Of the deceased
left this city yesterday TO take charge Of the
remains Of the deceased. The ARRAY occurred
about fifteen miles below the city, in Arkansas.
D-IsoRuEELY ENrEETArsNEET.-A ball was
given in the Criminal Court room, in the Ex-
change Buiialng Inursusy which broke
up in a general row, in which men, wo-
msn, and children engaged. A number Of
the disturbsrs Of The peace, including Ssml
stsaley, John Cullen, Rob't Thompson, Daniel
MeCarty and NJ Doyle, all OF whom were
hIed BY the Recorder yesterday. There are
also others, who are known to have contrib
uted to the disturbance, who viii be arrested
hereafter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-17

As USFoETUEATE MEMFH1AE.-An poor
sick woman with two helpless women who
took passage on tie Msaora at Cincinnati for
this city, was put ashore at Louisville wednes-
day, because she did not have sufficient money
to pay her passage through. The Louisville
Courier saws the party received considerable
sympathy in ther helpless condition, but does
not state that they were relieved. Capt. Jim
Tins could not have been in command Of the
ModOra atthe tine the poor u~nfortuDstes were
put ashore.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-17

CTATE OF EENEFEsE@At ruies held III The CIerkss
on. Chaudsy side o. ne Comm Tau nd q ~
cry couu z tn diYo NemFhis, Monssy. September
the hth. la5e
william r. Builer, compisiustt
W.
Hsgh 4. Austin. James Niaistou and Msrx Jane Mn
ton. dafe-frn+s
II Appearing from afidsTif lied IN thls cause uhst he
eefeniaufs, James Nlmst1n and Nay Jane Mfnefoo are
nln-rrsitents q he sfste % Tennessee II Ia or5ersd
NAT they d. enter their appearance hsrein belors or
within he dra fhree dzyE q fhe next term ~ 40
cqlrL ~ 20 heI On tie fou-ih Mondar la Nezemher
hett fihafl aud paead ansge. or drmur . osnuiaiu-
~ s1uif % ne same via he 1keu for Confessed - -
aem- and 81 fr hearing exparte. and fhat : COW of
nls order be published once a week fr far 100000
Wefks in The Memphis Appeal.
Aeopg-attes. JOH C. LANIER.
elerk and Master.
JON X Carmia, soieiaE for nmpiainani.