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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-16

Ef-The Genuine Lyons Magnetic Powder and
Pills are sold a. Roses Drug Store, where can be
obtained at all times every artce in the Drug trade
my7-lm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-16
DIETRICHS
Concentrated Essence of Jamaica Gin

DIETRICH'S
Concentrated Essence of Jamaica Gin
ger,
FOL the Cure of Indigestion, Nervous
Il Headache, Flatulency, and for all troubles arls-
ing from abad stomach. An excellent article for
weak persons. Prepared and sold by
j. w, DIETRICH, Druggist,
PHILLIPS HOUSE, opposite Court House,
Third st., Dayton, o.
INDIA Rubber Diapering. Children
Il and Sick Beds, For sale by
j. w. DIETRICH,
PHILLIPS HOUSE,.
GENUINE Lows Brown Windsor Soap,
VI Honey, Almond, Palm, Glyeeriue, Nymph and
Poneine Soaps. For sale by
J. w. DIETRICH, Druggiat,
PHILLIPS House.
VIRGIN Olive Oils, Of superior quality,
for table use-ilne, fresh and sweet. For sale
by J. w. DIETRICH, Druggist,
Phillips House
TUBE Paints Canvass, Brushes-A large
n Assortment for sale by
]. w. DIETRICH, Druggist,
2wd Phillips House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-16
DAVID SGHREIAK l

MOULD RESPECTFULLY SAY TO
w the citizens Of Dayton and surrounding coun-
try that his Spring and summer stock IL now COM
pete consisting of all kinds of Ladies' Misses and
Children's Boots, Shoes, Caters, &C., with heels
without; also large assortment of Mems, Boys,
and Youths Boots, Caters, and Oxford Ties,
Having purchased his stock right from tho faciu-
ries for cash. enables him to selas CHEAP, uI cheap
er tha1 any other house in this city.
He also has large supply of MenA' Patent i.cat-
er Boot, Cater and Oxford Tie Tops, which he will
make to order to tit the foot.
He keeps constantly employed the best wOfkmen,
and ID prepared to do all Kinds OF Custom Work OH
short notice.
All rips repaired free of charge
He asks liberal share of public patronage and
eels confident that he please all who order work.
Remember the old and favorite place, 81 Jefferson
street, below the market. apr3O
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QUEENswARE,
GLASS wAKE, CfIiNA WARE.
BRlTTANIA WARE,
PLATED WARE, YELLOW WARE.
WOOD WARE,
CHEAP WARE.
Another lot Just received from the Manufacturers.
and can and viii be sold AT NEW YORK PRICES,
myAs hBCKLER, REMLRY 4 MAXTON.
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a DESIRE to visit Europe, induces me 10
oner my present ltcndence located on the NORTH
slae o. Ihird street, rlnw Perry, fnr snie Tho Id
- front and go ieet drrp, north aud eaat
a..eyi on Whch ore ihfte lwellinq Honfca,a Con-
improvements. = WV
The whole Is haHiiromclr arranged IL arnrden.
with great many different htnte OF chuicr frrif
bearing trees, grapes enough 10 Iuake winei great
variety OF hardy howefa and aona1tnr n1fiiif1rr
" osncnleh, ne 6atssh BfeAt many different kinds
tomegrahates, kosea, Nyfftt, Oieanders, and other
enolce Plants IN the Conservatory. Also, a number
OF beautiful stuffed birds, kc.
The premises combine AL the convenlencea ne.
ecaaary Tor health ard comfort in the city as well
"a large Eareen. ~ - '
Persons who wish TO purchase heautifni home
are invited 70 cnll and View the premises.
fFlce reasonable, and long pay ymentH.
mys-smd p. n. LANGsTFDT.
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BOOTS, Shoes, &C. &C!
NEW WORK, at the OLD STAND
No. 81, Jefferson Street.

"It is now settled that the LASTING health of Aw
men, women and children, depends on the conditio
of their soITs -
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CARPENTER SHOPl!l
]. y. Raymond

y. ~. Raymond
ii AS taken w. FAIRS cid stand, on "a
street, between Jefferson and &c. clair, where
he sprepated TO do "'''i'
BUILDING AND REPAIRING
10 the sat sfaeiien Of sii ,,ssroHizinF him. kI,o
slnlf nulldlnE. Give him q rnll nn,n.in,n
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Mast. Com. sup, Court 81. Co, o.,
JORDAN & JoRDAh, Att'ys. for PHI
myie-dtnpow&wtdoa
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CBLEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

TfHIS invaluable medicine ts uufalinE In the cure a
Il 81 those painful az danger1us diseases inciirut q
he female uusltulcu
% moderates au ezcesses and removes ~ oosru-t1us
from whatever cause. a-d a speedy cure may be reIeda en-
TO MARRIED LADIES
IL h pecuIarly suited ltuiu. iu a shart time. brins "a
ne monthly perili Win regularity
CAUTION-
1hose Pius ssuil MT be taken b. females that ar
pregnant iuriuE tie FIRST hree m1nlhs a. they are sure
% bring On Misaariagei buf 81 every otber time. ard IN
every ether case, they are perfectly nfe.
In all cases o. Eervaus and spinal A1eai1ns Pains ia
Tie Blek and Limbs Hearnss Fatsus on sig { sKsr.
tim, Palptsfior Of the Heart, I5uue.s q spirits, Hys-
terios, sioE Headarhe. whites. and all the painful dis
eases ooasianed By a hsardsred system, these Pills val
ofrct d urs when an ether means have failed.
Pull drections IN ne pamHhlet around each plcase
which should be carefully preserved
A bottle a~untainius 50 pals, and encircisi with ue
Government staup o. Great Britain, can BE- sent pos
tree, for 81 and6 p1stsse Famps.
Sole agent for the United States and CanaasE
JOE MOSES, Rochester. y. r
q Chandler q Co. Memphis, wholesale ara Retail
Aeruts. ani Nld b. an respectable d~ruggigs-
q BEWARE-S1us uupriHcipief deaicrr hT d
scH other pills On riich ftcV re1fise more Prqff. B,
nor deceived BuB Sir JEmef Cidrtfg end no 9hgs
dec2
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Hlurtarn ann finanGiaI.
TEsrHIs BEiLT sFSs1I oFsleE

NV 0hLE kNs-1he Priuf current q A1reh s Eys
Falora socfpsnces odufinne tote IN active request %.
snort business paper the 0dtrinf a. the hlnks are sti'
rattcr Hee Our Quotations o1t-epors are Tor erd
mortuEe notes sEg pet. frs class i~anT-daied aooep-
tances. H2a. n eass a. ekEt0 ard fr shaft business
paper from eel Pt- annum. Slnoe the este q our
previous rcpart te market for bills On Eur1nihare ruisd
a. then qnoted. Clrar hills 81. p pa prem
hila villa bills u hiding tfiached are reeh 0frrct. but
ne Inquiry IL fully equli % the spfriy- We quote 90
c1rding 90 Signatures, *. aM7 Pei prem huis 90
dired reHrtaucrs, and s isa65.2sN = dollar fr large
amounts. Time drafts o. the North are dun o. prcviou-
nEures, say IS .iEG3 ~ ds. for % DAY dran on NeE
furk Boston, etc. SIGH fuuds sre held az the banks y
hr eherksl huf round amounts q bankers bills sex ln
snort sisht tiilsa large busiurss has been dnne IN ne past
sex Rd-ds.
ST L0uIs-From The Democrai. OF March H.
1hEnse oouuaues scarce, and rates remain a. quutel VIZ
sisht drafts N The kast 4 Trfu. for i1nkshle fuuis e
prem on Cincnuau, Loo Eviiie, and fHia rrem- en-
New Orleans
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THE IMMENSE DEMAND
FOE
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES

TTA8 rendered more extensive accommodations ucces-
III sary. A SPIENDID n SALESRoOM has been
ntted Up A. No. $50 Main street next door to Mckinney
a Co.'S Furniture Store connecting win the auer upon
The seound noor.
The reputation o. SINGERS SEWN MACHINES.
Is - vel established, a. is deemed supernuous b exFa-
tIate upun their merits, especially since a. h Customary
TO advertise every kind Of Sewing Machine, whether
good or bad, a. superior, or al least equal 70 all Others.
Bat assertion y aot prouf, and no sensible person viii
trust 60 q pufng afverusement while he can avail him
self o. TIE epportunity Of Judging By personal Inspection
what Machine is best suited &c his purpose.
II Is impossible for the purchaser q q singer Machine
20 be deoeired. simply becaise each Machine j. sold with
The privieee Of returninr n IN a given time n it should
net prove % Be what it vas represented
Were IL necessary, We could point to q volume q facts
ilusu q the maxim su0cess Is . sure evidence
q merit" It is wen known fhsf T. N. Singer a1d Ed
ward CLARK, who constitute the hrm Of T. sinEer a
Co, have become milliunaires. u Is an undenishle fact,
that Singers Machines have always ounlmznded a higher
price, and that there is a mndh larger number q them
sold than Of any other KIDD. and that hundreds q these
Machines have been in constant daily use for upwards q
seven years, being still in good condition.
Singers new mandatory IN New York. is considered
remarkable structure even IN that city Of mammoth e.
t~ablishments; yet With an tlsEe immense facilnes they
are barely able T. supply the demand, which has more
than Doubled since the public has discovered the inemoen-
cy and Wurthiessncss q the se1res Of Sewing Machines
with which the whole country o. deluEed-
ThnsT wne are nuf posted IN the Seulng Machine trade,
would a. vel 10 make . thoreugh examinaton before
buying.
E- Prices q SINCERE Msohines frum $50 - sI5a.
iat-dsEU EDWIN DEAN. AEent-
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WAsHTNGToS, March 10.-Senete.-The Join
resolution which passed Congress, provided
The appropriation Of $4,000 Of the unexpsnded
balance in the treasury, for removing the OBJ
structions to the mouth Of the Mississippi
river.
The President informed aLouisisnian thathe
only witholds his objections, and also an ae-
count Of the discretionary power therein con-
ferred.
Mr.. Stewards resolution was adopted, asking
the Secretary Of Wa for copies Of contracts,
and what measures had been taken for the res
cue Of property now in jeopardy.
The Department is nov closed, which post
pones further inquiry for the present.
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Yattst slfhs bp 0tIearapb.
LaTER FR0W FpUoPE.
ARRWAL OF TIE sTEfHER ARaBn


NEW YOHK, March lo.-ne steamer Arabia,
from Liverpool for Boston, has arrived at Hal
fax to-day. She brings Liverpool adEiees tc
COMMERCIAL NEWS
LIFERrOoL February 259CoTrox-Salesoi
Cotton for the week, 1900 bales. with sale Of
$500 bales for speculation and 5000 for expert.
The market opened at q decline OF i-I6 a 7
pence, In Consequence Of the staamsr Kanga-
roois adyices and the wariike rumors-merkei
on Friday closing steady. The quotations are
Orleans Fair, 7ids Middling, Z; Mobile Fair,
It'd; Middling, SD; Upland Pair, I'd; Mid
ding, Q ll-led- Sales en- Friday, 7oOo bales.
LAFER
Sales on Saturday, the day Of sailing, 1000
bales. Market closed with advancing ten
deney, and had advanced 1-16 10 I pence,
Owing 70 Pacific assurances the money market
was decidedly more stringent Bresdstufs
dull.
Lord Cowley had gone on a special mission
Of Cancellation to Vienna.
EEGLAND.-The Prime Minister announced
IN Parliament, on Friday, that he had reason to
hope tnst the Austrian and French troops
would soon e~vscuate their present warlike posi-
tions that these facts gave strong hopes Of
peace, notwithstanding the prevailing wsriiks
PARIs.-The rumors Of peace caused the
Paris Bourse TO advance one franc, but this ad-
was subsequently, nearly al lost.
ATLANTIC TELEGEAFH.-The Atlantic Tel
Company had held several meetings.
British Government had offered I at per
cent. on 5000, on certain conditions, which
did not transpire.
The Government offer a subsidy Of $1,000
per voyage for the Galway line Of steamers.
Lord Lyons had sailed for New York On the
Odd
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The use Of DE. Hostetter,s

STOMACH BIrTERs. FOR hsprpsia, ~nauisuryi helviness
o. the stomach or my ether Ike Affection. is second o
none IN AmericEer shroad- To be able % slate oeuhdeai-
Iy that the Biifsrs are 3 certain cwe mr dyspepsia and
like diseases, is toths proprietors . sourcs ~ u~nailoyel
pleasure Hremsves an morbid MISTER from the siou-
sen parties the biad imparts renewed vitality 20 TIE
uervouE system. rivIug O. naftons und encru iBiispen-
sable Coz The restoratiou e. hsaith ne uuuerous aak-
nouiedsmsna ofrs superior excellence and bsneheeni
results have assureithe pruprieturs nat It clnnot buf
prove q great cure o. the amlctei, and impart vitality %
the thorough system.
For sale ~ DruzEists and dealers generally, every
where. HOsrETTER a SMITH.
Manufacturers and Proprietors
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COsrAR's E-xrERNINArORs are invaluable rem
edies fr dearins bosses q an sorts Of vsrmin Win al
oauhosuos We rsoommeud them-N 7 Daily state
Regf5fer.
"COSTARs remedies Cor an domestic pests snch Is
Rats, Roaehes. Bed-Buss Ants. Pleas etc are Hva.ua
bic We can speak from actual knowledge q heir merits.
DruEgst and Dealers shouid send hsir orders early, II
they would secure a trade IN them YORK JurnaL
rIsham write som1fhing ahout yuur -Exterminaturz,
as can o. DO eit uiurriety uey are selling rapidly
here and aesuoyns an rermin.-Ed "bednr Fey
fds. No.
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UBIQUITOUS limitations have been imposed upon ne
public, bui they have Been driven out o. the held ne
purchaser should ak Or ne w4ter-mark that exists m
every leaf Of ne s~uvriopiuE book they contain no
the words, " Helouays New York and Jandau. IN s-mi-
transparent letters, hey are spurious.
sod a. me manufadiorU No. 50 Maiden Lane. New
Tork, AMI By al Druggishs u sac. ans ~ psr pa
mnrs-dawIw
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Notice.

N Consequence 81 The tu destruction o cur one by
IRE. . temporly suspension o. our BOOK and Jdb Print
Ing Business becomes Necessary. We hoPe, houever, %
resume 81 IN oarr dly, aith entire new uaierisl. fully
prepared a. usual o. meet me demands o. or hisnds ard
The public. Our Comtias-room for The prcseut msy De
bund withC w. Aszauder. al HE Stationery and Nusie
store, Calhoun Book Nam street. corner q Monroe
mars-Iw m-TTOW a CLARK
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Anundivided u~ne-eiEhth Interest IN two certain tracts
II Lard IN shelby uuuurv, Tennessee. one containing
7fs 6-l0 scres- the afher ouutaining f27E aarrs, iyiuEun
The waters uf Lcse Hatuhie river. being q part ~ a 5000
acre trsct Erautedby The State q Tennessee 90 John G..
McLemore and A. H. Carr BY grant No. 22lsoo. me re-
mainiuE interests iu said tracts q land being owned ty
lame UHlar and A n. T1a.fnn.
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IrSf received uis daF. alsree iot q ne iaiest and
y newest Music publlsaeh Ais, Guiiars. Bauios, Fio-
-usi and te dneet ana ba1 Guitar string EVER hranFhf
tsthis marref. c. " ALENANDER
mara-iU ge6 Main street. calhoun BicA
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Leaves EFhhf uEeuAF ubF 81
s. sAnsErr. Master
r. A. CAnn. Clerk
fI'dla 1la. Fast RAINING passenger AM
4 Eelfht u1rEef wis leave - afe-a 81 49,
-rul 2ualug at Inteumclars Ports -
tar eElt1r passass. Harlnr superior alumsala1s.
auEr al bard DO b.
I'm WILLIAMS & co Azesa
EHraN=w Al. q Ur-HrFFr ~
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CHANCERY SALE
-oF- ORR
Valuable Real Estate on De Soto 81,

Valuable Real Estate on De SotO Sc,
DJRSUANTto a Decree o. he Chauceu Cert a. Men,
L rhis, rendered November term, 1855. tn ne case
q Jesse L.Harris Admr, II lanes n. MarEham 81.
D. n. N1are and Others, I Elu or
Wednesday, April 6fh. 1859.
sell a. Ire highest bidder
AVAILABLE BOT or GROUND on De sorO 81.
10 NE CITY q Memphis, bpunded and described 81 fi-
ious, 70 ri haginniug 81 . point On ne est side a
De Sato street. 200 feet south H Dczl street. running
henoe saufhNardiy with De Sdta street 50 fe-f Il !
siakr, thence eastward By and parallel viii BeaI ssreei
Pas feet mere @ les o. a stake. thence nortl-ardIT AZ
parallel with ne Soto street 50 feet o. . sfake. rheuce
ina direct line and parallel via Beal street go feet
more 90 less. O. the beginning.
Trims o. sALE-The shove mentioned lot uiu BE-
sd 90 q credit o. seven and thirteen months n auuaf in
stzlimeuis purchaser % execute notes with aurforel
security, with = lien retained IN the premises until nav
ment 81 purchase-uuney-
Sale AZ ~ e'cock, A. n
nsHsaAvtds- 0 C. LAxIER
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ny virtue Of deed n trust executed % me D Georse
ID r. Vanfasscn on The aist day q January, ISL and
dniv recorded In the H~Eristers Omse of Shelby county,
Teanesee. IN hook No q. wEas "a E9 and as vi
proceed o. sell for cash. AZ ru1llc aucrion. o. tqur.
square. in the city q Memphis On he ifH nAN or
ApRU. 1889. a certain ht o. Ercund lying an he cQuuu
u shelby and st1tt q Tennessee, uear Tie city oi Nem-
phis. and designated upon a plan % - exieuuoa % ne
northem part Of TIE city % Memphis mr1ush the prep
ertv of W. p. Greeulw & Co.. J. L. StdarUns A CO.
y 7. Keel. n. r. Loufy aniehcrss surVeE mldeby n
A. Kerr. in April. 1855. a. 81 No sac huulred AMI six
tv-sir uss ID and Bounded IS fnilogs t1-ait EraurinE "a
feet 3 inehes On le east sin q Sixth street and rub
Ming baA between parallel lines a. rEht angles jim
aid street, 70 III weN sife e Naudhlpn o. Bis trces
Rod he south h1c q saM 20 being ~ feet an n
narth line 18f feet deer. and being the scnh line Of kee|
street. This sole made o. secure the payment q three
mites Of infsrerf meun1ned m aid tscd % trust Sale
10 take piaoa 81 n ortck a. " HiEht q ~reiempuun
wafred- Memphis, March s. 1889.
msrs-da O. \. GRIFFING, trustee.
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A Certain Tract Of land

IN Fagetie county, tennessee, near Lafayette Derut, con
reyed By Indeuture made April I'D, 1884. between Chas
Butler, Edward A. Niooll, John B. J0nes, Erastus Corn.
ing and Franklin Dexter. trustees 81 the American Lam
Company, and Thomas Mun being all % a certain pies
or parcel Of Land, situated IN the equity q Favpfte
Tennessee, known and designated AZ the south half u
seciion Z, Of township -, range 70 west q the basis me
udisn- Chlckasaw survey, Sstf - Mississippi. coutain.
ING 1e &-i0Q acre. more 80 los.
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Brick Masonry.
s SHORT
LATE OF SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
ERECTION OF BItck BuHdings

q every description. Havinz been long and extensively
engaged a. q practical MASTER BrILDEB, be hltiers
himself hat he can guaranty ne utmost sausacion- In
addition 20 nmeruus naueriug testuauialsI from uuEens
of savannah, he refers, b. permission, % The tallving
gentlemen % this city. Col d. n. Lesherman, J. s..
clara. A. 8. lew also 20 Messrs. Fletcher a Winter
and Wrmmorskcd. Architecu.
Orders left with either ~ TIE three at named gentle
men. or sent threugh he Rost Onoe, viii reorIve i'm
mediate sfteuuon- nnrA-3m'
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Trust Sale.

Dc virtue o. acerLln deed Of trust dated January y,
ID 1851. eNecuted = me hy jean p Sale q secure acer-
tain debtthsrean specihed, J viii proceed n sen for cash,
% the highest bidder In frcut u he oace q J. Hcrne,
ESQ. in the cts q Memphis. a. 70 o'cinck. on ne 2orh
day 81 Arrus ISIS the follevirE pEupcrty, riE Lying
and being Ia ne city q Nemphis, h ne Butler niri1ian.
biock Ne IS and paF-cf lot No. 4, beEinninz a. a sake
where DeSoio street enieTs aid Division, and runninE
saufh vim ne east side Of said street, east vita Dunrr'a
line 80 feel % a stake; theuce s0ufh parallel win De-
Soto street s. feet % . stakes ihcnce west 80 % a stake
On neSota streets thence north VITA DeS0io street 70 The
beEinuing- Tile Gurpeedto BE- Food, but viii ssn az
trustee Gully. ShCald The above n1t sell for surcienf 20
satisfy TIE sid debt, ! viii eel al The sane tine and
place % shares Of he stot q the Memphis Building ana
Loan ssSocianon. b~elonginr % the ssid J. r. Sale.
mar5-eosiw tVr's fee 81 J. c GRIPPING.
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EDITORS AqqEAL Pisae anuouuce ms a. E eanli-
date hr MAYOR = o. ely o Memphis a. M next muni-
dpai eiooton n elected. G viii use every means 10 ny
poRf to eat o. an usslss. and hisai expenditure. 20
% uoi o lst me szpeuAtnss crreei ne re.ip,s o. The
CITY. fmar6-tssl W wrrov
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THE soaurinr o. fhe White Horse or. Ions Narauun
Ranhie ~ : Landon Cerk. b the auihar OF "Iom
Rsse wsrTlariaai or. ne p.suerresiype Miniature.
Mar eisnt1orfb; Or. ne Forbisdsn Marriage By
" n. Rryn1iis.
ne EedRifif Hlnai q tale Vt Insiia warfare b
Hunfine.
A supply of no New Cefeo Mississippi.
inst received anf for sale BY
CLEAYEs 4 vADEN,
mar2 1l Vain street.
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hlHNA
For the t. enty -four hours ending AZ 5 O'Clock
last evening. the nrer had fallen a half inch.
and consequently lacked 81 inches Of the Juni
rise. Our St Louis advicss report the rive
Sun rising. The Republican Of Wednesday
reports the river - having risen two feet IN
the past trEenty-four hours. The rise is prin.
eipaHy from the Missouri, which is reported
to be rapidly swelling from St. Joseph down.
The Upper Mississippi and Illinois rivers ar,
both rising and in fne stage.
At our wharf yesterday business was brisk
the Alvin Adams leaving fer Louisville with
Isl bales cotton the Lacas for st. Loui,
with a fine passenger and freight list, ineIud-
ing 50 bales cotton and the St Francis No.
? for Fieksburg, alec with a paying TIP.
The faTorite packet Belfast, is the regular
boat for New Orleans this evening, Captain
Way in command and Mr.. Ed. Booker at the
desk.
The steamer Choctaw leaves at 70 D..
Messrs. Harmstad s Hsymsn are agents, and
win promptly attend to any business intended
for the Choctaw.
The trim, sw 1T boat Oakland, which rs
now running up hs White River trade for
which her build well fts her-now lying at the
landing, and will start Oh her tip At six
o'clock his evening. Captain Barnett is her
commander, her clerk is our wei known and
popular friend Or. Carr, who instead Of taking
tho features Of the people is engaged in taking
themselves, and he is as clever at the latter
business as be has been skllful at the former,
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q he ladies are reminded that G. B.
Locke a Co. have a ladies' auction Of jewelTy
every evening, at 3 o'clock. The stock is very
large, embracing almost every article kept In
FIRST class jewelry stores. Sales every night at
7 o'clock Every article warranted as repre-
scented, and sold without reserve. The as
signes Of this stock is DESTROYS Of closing it
out at as early a day as practicable Bsr
gains nav Be expected.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-11
For city Tax CoIIector.

w are suthorizsd % anaounoe John n BOWEN As
andiaats tr CITY Tar Collector d me ensuing Jun,
Election isnfs-te
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-11

IARGE SALE OF NEGHoEs.-The Mssses-
GrseniaW, having retired from business as
building contractors, made sale Of their ne
groes, stock, etc, on Monday last. The sale
was made BY our friends, NJ. c. Cayce & Son,
and the negroes were bid OF at the following
handsome prices:
John, % years cid brought S1,515s Andy, p
years old, 1854; irony, II years Old, e35;
Frances, girl IS years old, 1000; George, Is
years cd, 800; Henry, 10 years old, l,425;
Hong, > years old, 1850; Neal, 26 years old,
1000; Nick, 14years old, l,4OO; Julias, 40 years
old, $50; Andrew, ~ years old, g75; Ned, IS
years old, go; Spencer, II years old, 1,40o.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-11

THE subscriber would most respectfully aunoancs 10
il his friends, patrons szd he pEhlie, nat be has sad
out bis rntire s-ocE md Interest IN the Clashinr eusiu=s
% Messrs. YARD a and haaEfal fs dhs
connience and patronaee Fxtru1ed - hin for seventeen
yoErs in that line be would ask q o1auauanos d taose
f4vgrs 10 his suocessors-
mars-IE J. W~ILDKERGER.