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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-27


The committee on permanent orranizatfon
a. tleI session lasteveniuE, Recommended tia
ne rules and regulations adopted By TIE Ma
donsl Democratic Conventions q 1850 ~
1855, be adopted By this convention Tor its GOV.
eminent.
The committee also decided upon reeom.
nending Gen. Caleb Gushing, Of MsssacbH
setts, fer president Of the convention. NJ,
vote IN favor Of Gen. Cush ing vas sl-og
unanimous. The roll Of the States was Gale,
and nominations made for z vice-presidept an
secretary from every safe, bat some deIega.
TONS not having selected their officers for tbssr
posts, we omit the whole. The vacancies sur
70 Be 6lled before TIE meeting o. the eonren-
ton this morning.
The Kentucky delegation helda nsetiag YES.
tertay az their quarters, Il Mills Hsase
Hon. Gee. A. Caldwell was elected chairman.
and Col s B. Greenfield, secretary.
The following gentlemen were ananimously
designated to act as ohcers and on TIE
respective stsndiag committees OF the couvau-
ton On Platform, etc.-Hon. r. X. viii
iisms On Credsntiais-CoI. Geo. T. Wood.
On Permanet Organization, Rules, etc.-CaI-
bert Cecil, ESQ For Secretary Of The Con-
venton from Kentucky-I 6 Craddock. For
Wee President Of the ConTeutioE from Ken
tuck-Ben. Spaidine.
On1notion q Hon r. K Williams, the FOL
low resolutions were uRanimouslV adopts9;
h~esolrsf, That The chairman Of he dsisvs-
on east ne vote Of Kentucky for Hon. lanes
Sll.ne' OF Louisville, KentuekvRs nominee
-oI resident Of the United Stats. until a
OF tlts delegation decide Otherwise.
he.o.5sa, That his delegation is for adber-
rule, without amendment.
"" namfshire delegation have sei.rf.
ga Danlel Marcy for Wee-nrcei9eat r
Bingham Tor secretary. ana W. P--
platform COMMITTEES. ~ ioi
Tie Massaeduse,ts delegation h.
4 AaYor Davis for vice uresI5srt ~ :
J. watson Tor secretary, and Gen r < n.
Ter for the platform Committee.
Inc Pennsylvania drlegsHion bels
tracted session, last evening. but zlio-I--4
withost the transaction Of other tban n---
business. F
Tie Bhcds Island delegation have s...Ls
Gideon Bradford for Fice-Bresilent 49,
sP-sgue foT SECRETARY, and Charles s 49,
for platform Committee.
The Connecticut delegation have ssI..s
ssmusi Arnoie FOR Eics-presldsnt, and hi III
West FOR secretary.
he COMMITTEES On credentials organizes1.s
evening BY The selection Of john N. Crum :,
Aissours chairman, and a. r. Speer. al 80
Jersey and Perry IT. Smith, Of Wis-orsin
seeIei4ies- In the nliBois contested rares
nee vas no appearances on fhe ua-t oe 49,
Coak aeieealon. To The Georria fsIesatt,.'
whlch Is composed Of tbirtv-ssvsn aeie rst.s
= vas decided 70 admit but went. to ~
elFeLed oy me delegation. In The Main lafb
gisTietl contested case, a comnromiso Las
pern erected a. The New York ro-farfea
case ~ hour and a haif was allowed FL eaeb
parry f9r argument Thos. G.. Alvord opsne5
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Tue FIEsT EEeLfsH PnDcE or wAIEs-
Twenty miserable years, With a few brief days
Of extravaganl Joy, and a few, very few, Of
calm felicity, interviewed between the accession
Of the first prince Of Wales 70 The throne aud
his death, I307-i327. There was a brillian,
marriage Will Isabelle a p~roisgality Of luxu-
~ with 2 roor treasury 70 meet the cost, and
a revolt Of the bsrons, which soon dispersed
al thoughts Of ineiorious ease. To Be the
king'sfavorite was but % inherit death, though
The fate Of one brought with It no experiences
70 his sucressor-Despsnser persisted as mis-
cradle as Garesien. The military reputation
q EnglsBd was humiiiaied az Baunockburn
famine followed upon defeat: sickness at
tended famine and the children OF Edwsrd
were bora when particular calamity was press
ing upon England or the king. The end Of al
was that drsadfuis enc at Berkley castle, the
horrows Of which contrast 60 strongly With
JOYOUS shouts that welcomed EiWard'8 birth
a. caernacvon. Around bis cradle, gay and
gallant groupes n ladies, priests and mobiles
around bis death bed a couple OF murderers
and their assistants. Cries Of JOY hailed his
birth. his own sbrieks bsraidcd his death but
they were heard far over the village near The
castle, and the startled iahabitants there u.s.
tened 30 terror, and prayed for The poor soul
that was passing away In such unntterabls
toTiue. Thus TIE first EnEiish prince of Wales
was the first king Of England who was deDosed
and murdsred-Dr. D0raE's Priscc OF Wdies,
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ODD-FELLOWs' HAIL.
Tru tees sale Of Arkansas
Nauds

| NOTICE Is terrty ri7t~ LAT o. ne -gfH DAY OF
n NAY, fso, By vrt1e u ne authority vested To- ne
~ a deed % trusi eEs-uief to re b. Jsptla F8Ets.,
and sauh FoEEess h 3 utfe- on the 1oth d1T % De-
cemhsr, 1883 srd rscarled iu Mssssiuul cauniv. Ar
tausas, mbook No g. pases fe1 and f97. i Eiu sen a
pebble autir1 fer rsh, iu front % the Caumerc a
hotel, ln ths city o. Memp1h ufhe property of gep.h1
FoEiEe- ana slrah y FsHkes, bis wife. q sumcisu,
lud tae lst Nay 1853 gfing sections CT par1 q 80
tons a. time, the failgemE described rsuIs slfra-ef il
Alssissip and Craighead cuufics. STATE % ArEansts.
Va Wssthsh q cas- hsfss'. 8, ssc- IS. 81 qssr. ssc
range. z east, west taf ser I'll soufh-ea- r-1trfe-s So
i8s sec. To- west BAR aec- %; nsrth-resf quarter 81
- east haG Frc- as sec as sec. IS h. township IS.
nqrth ra1ze, easti sec 4 . sou h-east quarter sex 70
So 81 SCI. 2ff sec. 25i east haif ard north uai
quarter -ec- % uurtl-east quarter sec. as u1r b haIf
Sec . ln t1Eu.hiFla nerrhs range e.sts west hali
sec a. east h.f Sc ouh-Efst qaauer sec g
Sc 2 rlcla1ai 1sr % in township % nnfth ranrs s.
east east f-rl-iglal BAR see -; uest fractional frl
Sec 81 east h1lf sec. % easthllf SEE AZ ser. % b.
t1EnshlF 10 rqrtl, range 2 casts west haf soc n,
oli1-Vet 1art- See go wet haf snd snf-Faa
quarter $40 8ls sruh-west cuarter uc ~ iu town tr
IS norfh. range 9 casts wet hair Ser &; Sc. 81 norff.
west quarter Gee. 6i sec . see west hslf sec. g
Sec lIs see lai eer- l9f tc-, 20s fra1uonaI see 80.
Sc % nora BALI PC p narth wet Irart-rwssi o
river OF sec ~ sec. 13i stc- az sec. ets uarfh al
Sec z5i east hsI Gee 10 On toudship ~ u,rth. raaFr
e'sti sar 90 n bguship % norh- range 10 esst-a
Z tanning IS ef9 u-eE. move CD less
Ais, tte undivided Interest Or Jepiha Fourtps 30,
wife s w. F1Ukes in and to the blowing tesrri1e
Frri1uaI ssc. 81 fn township rs norm. range 8 east
10 Mississippi county n~1rth-east quarter sec. ~; ives
laifrf sl~r-h-uest auarief src- ~. % t1wnslfp IL u1rtf
ranss 10 easti csst bar % sec. 1s sTsfh hslfa fsecfi5i
2. IN township IS nortA, raHzslo east 10 Nssissp5
DoAiAN IHohNroS,
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TIE CHARLESTON CONVENTION.
We giFs below the Dispatches received froH
Charleston Up 10 The time Of gcins TO prssi
this morning. while there seems 70 be much
feeling among the delegates on he subject q
snbodying q slave code for the Territories il
the platform, and open threats If secession
from the convention on the part Of the Missis.
sippi, Texas, Florida and Alabama delgate.
unless their demands are complied with, VI
have an abiding fsith thai wise councils vii
prevail, and that the Charleston convention
VIII pass into history ss another epoch in the
-h-,--I.- rf La--rn-.-a Dsnnr-arr.
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to interfere By an active execution Of c0nsti-
tutiosal power to secure he nghts Of slave
holders.
Mr.. sales, Of Rhode Island, offered the fol-
lowing rss0iutions
Rssoirs5, That we recognize to the tullesi
extent he principle, taatto preserve the union'
the equality OF the States must be maintained,
and the decisions Of courts enforced, and that
every branch OF the Federal Government
I should exercise all its constitutional power ~
he protection Of persons and property in both
he states and Territories
An exciting scene took place on the presen-
tation Of this resolution, and it was finally
ruled out % order.
Several ether resolutions were offered, and
it was rspsatsdly asserted, that the committee
On platform would not BE- able 20 report at an.
A resolution was offered, instrusiing the
committee 70 report at ten o'clock Tomorrow,
what progress they had made. After which,
the convention adjourned.
Tie excitement is increasing.
The New-York delegation met this morning,
and rejected Bayard's proposition, but in
structed Crosswell to vote for the Stephens
proposition, which afrms the Cincinnati plat
form, and agrees to abide by, approve and
enforce the decisions OF the saprems Court
The delegates from several States have con
ferred, and the convention referred the resolu-
lions Of their respective delegations 70 the
committee on platforms. THIS question en-
crosses all present interest, and is entir "
overshzdowing the candidates, az a rupture Il
imminent, unless some satisfactory agreement
can be effected. Intense anxiety is manifested.
Ths galleries and floors OF The convention have
been uhronged with excited spectators Of both
me delegates from The cotton growing States
are rampant, and threaten &c lease t~heconren-
ton and nominate JEFF. Davis and Fernando
Wood, IL be platform does not ~rspudiate
sovereignty.
Douglas has tslsgrsphed bis friends to ac-
csPt the Cincinnati platform and the Drst
Scott decision, but not to 60 one step beyond
his.
Tie committee on Platforms bold a meeting
1t seven O'Clock tonight. Each member Of
committee is instructed BY his delegation how
% act.
T. is said that Mississippi, Texas, Florida
and Alabama, willesvs the convention in case
IF a-aare up, and probably Georgia and South
Carolina.
j. Is expected that tomorrow viii be an ex-
day. Yanesy is cooked and primsd.
The fre-satsrs are generally IN The greatest
tate Of excitement.
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CAMPAIGN APPEAL
az MoNTas F0R % BOLLlRI
EoH 3. ths nns . naLe up olubs 2

For tie sun Of ozr DoLLAR we propose g
i.sus DE WFrKzr AFFEsL from The l'-h Of
Nav 10 the 18th Of Norembsr. Toe sPproach-
ing Presidential campaign promises 70 oe one
% the n6sl Interesting tAat has tfanspirea
surinr the existence Of or government ana
tbe newspaper eB this account viii become Of
s,vsie interest to the people. The snail sum
at which we propose 20 issue the ArFEAL, viii
mace it within the reach Ct every man who
Ia. an inclination to read aai keep pace with
tie times.
All Clubs. as vel as Individual subscriP-
tons. should be sent in b. the 18th Of May as
re shall print ofno extra numbers
APRIL 3, 1860.
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Desirable Residence
FOR SALE.

7 WISH TO SILL NJ RESIDENCE
a n1rth 3D. % ne Pigeon R0ost roaL easfof -
iA4 m4 VIA my rcsileEce one h-nfrrf NJ III
zee Fl Al ro1a anl rmling back aalui Ear m.
ls teet p ne aiU between Monraa ars
10 swelling at1ricf. catliniug aga r.sm4 On 49,
tAls o. Ae sf-1nL via pantry cdlna
e-leA .ran rlH alf h1fhinE csiahlsh-
eAP. ne 7 raFt ualgg new. VIII I've
le tlat va bold -eTen tuuirci harreis
,-ea ~ ron; q re hoass l. q bea1an lawn. vel
l-ll -i- -sieDe forest trees fcrshaie
nc oruamelt. Ais, a shrrtbary rarf.n. win rarost
sAliele hru31ey q an Euis On To-. ne rr1-n1s lie
Neg ca1ld- ara Be- is one % re hearnisstauI
m9t daila1e rssideness in 81 rlfy.
gooi purchaser.
VII take pleasure in shauiaz he prsmlscs.
nrsi-lm 2dp l. n. BARNETT.
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BARRY GAY.
DIED.

In this city on THURSDAY. ssh Inst. Or caroui, rhsa-
matizm, WILLIAM G. wILEISs, in the siEtieth ysarof
hissre.
ne funeral viii taks place from his late residence on
Market street., near he bsy0u, a. four o'eio-k ls after
noou. re frisnts and sequaiatancss q the family are
respectfully invited to attend. Clrri1ves Vm be 10
WAITING "a Faherfysa
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EPIDEMIC AMONG THE CATTLE II
WASSaEHUAETTs.


The State Commissioned OF Massachusetts,
have commenced the slaughter OF Infected
cattle in worcester county. AT ne farm Of
Mr.. Alden Woods, Gays the Boston Couris,)
t-wenty-one Durham COWS, with eight or ten
calves, were killed. At he farm Of Mr.. A. A.
Needhsm, vino has lost seven animals By the
disease, the t~wenty-thres remaining were kill
Cd. They were buried an in one deep hole.
The stock Of Mr.. Leonard Stoddsrd, some
fifty OF sixty in number, will probably all be
killed. Mr.. S,oddard, who well understands
the value q manure. has dug a hole at the side
Of every tree in bis orchard, ana intends to
deposit one slaughtered animal at the foot Of
each tree. A letter IN the Boston C0urirr says:
Up 10 this time the whole number OF ami
mails killed has been one hundred and eight,
valued, il was said, az i've thousand dollars.
As the whole Appropriation was only ten thou
sand dollars, and one hundred fresh cases wFre
reported, the commissioners decided 10 stop
ue slaughter TN the governor could be con
suited, Il is evident that this appropriation is
but a drop In he bucket TO what win be re-
9uired 20 e~Kterninate the disease.
II they stop here, the money already spent
viii avail nothing. lt-appsars By the testi-
mony Of stock owens, that he disease Is as
contagious az smallpox. Whsnthe cattle are
turned ort &c pasture, as hey must be very
soou, no limits can be assigned 10 the spread
Of tie disorder. II anything is lOne-t must
Be quickly. The course TO be adopted will
probably be known to-morrow or the next dsy
All rtbest.
TINS difficulty win put a daupsr on the
state fair at Springfield next fall. People ssv.
they would not let their cattle 20 there at any
price. Buyers az Brighton are very suspicious
Of beef from this locality. Il is thought that
lhe process az e~Etermiuation will occupy the
sumner months. A report was IN circulation
this morning that n Of the commissioners
had resigned, and a second thought seriously
o. doing the same thing.
The Boston TrareHer states hat the governor
and the commissioner had held a meeting at
the STATE house, and had discussed the exjedi-
eney OF calling an extra session Of the legis-
lature. L was 6aaly decided that a medical
board Of the mast experienced veterinary sur
Ceoas should be employed to make further in
v~sstigadoh, and Ole killing OF cattle be sus-
pended until the result Of their observations
is known.
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Cares and grief nav c1m1 fc-dsy,
Ciocis may rEiher thick ani gray
Nlrrnw near n Of NAV strnr
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TIE DEmOo,l.ov OF TIE TENTH

TIE DEMOCRACY az TIE TENTH
DISTRICT.
After Amusement with a number OF then
Democratic friends, The undersigned, members
ofthe Democratic Central Committee for WeEi
Tennessee, reconue06tOu s Democracy Of the
several counties ~ecrlposing the Tenth C0ngres-
sionaI District, that they assemble in primary
meetings in thet, respective counties o. Mon
dsy, the 7th Of May usx;, for thePUPose Of aP-
pointing delegates to a district convention that
shall nominate an slset0r and an assistant
elsetor for his district. Wsfuther recommend
thst said district convent nasssuble az Grand
Juneasn, on Tuesday, the 29th day Of May
VIZ. Fl CARROLL,
n. c. GALWAY,
JNO. F. MoCLANAHAN.
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The diferent items Of this account amoun,
to a total Of S6f5, which were purchased Il
two DAVIS shopping by her. The law has as.
1 signed 10 TIE sp0uses their respective DEPART.
m'nis in the domestic republic. and defined
with considerable precision the limits Of Their
respective authorities and duties-makiDg ~
wife ~thsebsarer Of The whole power Of tn
KEYS, Il has taken particular care 20 make The
husband the bearer Of the whole power Of ne
purse. Any arrangement OF this adnirable
scheme OF Judicial wisdom: any union Of the
power Of the KEYS and power Of the purse.
would lead to The mischievous and deplorabIs
consequences 10 the coordinate chief magis-
i~rates, to their family, and to society at large.
These motives. without doubt. induced n.
legislator 70 place The purse under the guard
ianship or The husband as the person more ft
for the Performance Of that fuheton, and tbs
court must enforce the stern dictates Of bis
viii. In ny individual capacity I might be
Wiling 10 indulge 70 some extent the expert-
ence, tastes, and habits Of the wife, against
{ e wishes Of the husband; but in n ? capari-
~ a. Magistrate, J am compelled 70 RESTRAIN
uIYinclinations in her favor, and administer
tas Law as prescribe3to me BY the supreme
Jwer Of the STATE.
II observed. the law will operate a s~alut,rv
purpose in checking the scandaloua e~xtravs.
sances and passions Of spouses, and will curb
the eupidity Of s~hOp-keepers and modistes
who are necessarily ministeTing to their love
OF fnerF and ostentaiton, 10 the ruin o. fami-
lies and husbands.
If The testimony had sworn that The wife
had been in the habit Of dealing With ~
plaintiff, and The husband had paid he bfiS
be wouii be liable Tor he one sued on, il one
other material ingredient had been wanting 1
the case. But no such testimony has been sd-
duced.
There Is one other fatal objection 10 a re-
covery. The witnesses Of the plaintiff testify
that when they presented the account sued %
70 the husband, be declared be Knew nothing
Of 1t, and would not pay it, averring that bs
had given 70 the plaintiff express orders not
10 sell 70 bis wife on credit. This evidence h
uaassailed and I an bound 10 give full credit
10 il.
Let there be Judgment for the defendant.
with costs.
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QuEEN VfcroRIA's I%STEGRrrY TowkRp
HEE FATHER's CREDrroRs-The scrrpnlous
ness with which Victoria paid the debts Of
her father, (who was az one time 50 poor A.
to Be unable 70 afford to transport bis family
from Germany to England,) Is not 50 well
known az T. deserves to Be. The author Of the
T" Women Of Beauty " thus alirdes 10 hfs trait
IN the Queens character; One Of he frst
measures Of Victoria ives 10 pay fnom her
own private purse the remaining debts Is her
fathsr-those which she and her mother had
been unable By their united economies to
liquidate. The people c0ntrasted Tie oneen,s
conscientious application Of her resources
WITH the c0nduc. Of her grandfarther, George
TT, under similar circumstances. His fsther.
Fre3r ck, Prince OF Wales, left behind aim
numerous Obligations, not one farlhing Of
which did George, on coming 70 the throne
think proper 10 discharge.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, NAY ?,
THREE = $.

THESE lots ARE OF n SIS. FRONTING
Il vide streets. ami eztsl ding h1-k O. vide alleys and
avenues an Ell heated in a portion sf he city that Is
mott rapiily improving and remarkasle for is elegant
Ico1u11 ard perfer heslhfu'ussr No part o. Memphis
q ulrc desia5ls fr f1niy residences tlan this ard
u1ns more s1usht afs-. but until row ths parties hold
lag tha urasery have 5esn mufIns To- SELL EeIou
VIII u1E BE- sI REGARDLESS o. price. and upon such
terms e viii euiar aI uho Sc desire % secure q vest-
tense l1t r mike q paying investment.
ne 1tv111-s5 q ihsss Iots are familiar to an o. our
-iizeus. being bel. a shsr. distance from he St. Agnes
academy ana ullia pleasant walking distance o. ne
tus.ness portion % De cir, which mlst nake hs ioah-
icn very ssslral-s Dag who may rlata rssidenes in 3
neisaborh9ad possessing SO ulny advantages.
On the property are located two siezsat. roomy and
veil bull; Cc-uEe Residence whi-h via BE- disposed o.
on the tayof the sale % lots.
The TTrLE % the p-D--i7 IS u-yDIsPUraBLE, aai
the SALE WIL BE POSITIVE.
rrOmuibusss viii De f--nisheI to take aI Who may
lssi-s % fsui ths sle. Ample refressmeuts yin BE-
provided Or 81 Who may attend.
MuNs4RRAr. DUPgEE & Co.
a11i Aucionasrs.
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Absiom Clark, dated ststss q Amer
~. oas District o. West reo-
stsambou r. T. L1cklsnt sne3see.
4 IL rsrscns having richl lite or interest in o. g ne
"A steamboat q. J. LackI1nf, her eagines apparel.
f~srnlturs. etc, are D reby cited % aprarr bef1ra ne
ludee Of ne District coErt q he ruiied Scales fr he
district o. vest fenuessee. a. Jlczs1n. en- ne IGlh Day
q MaT. fsto. 81 ihe a court day. else en- he carrt dar
next nluEiuE. az TO dcick in the morning. ana al
ca manlI are nrldel 70 intervene a7sia.t ne nne az
signed. r. AcCLANAHAE, O.. 8 n.
B5 JAS. H. swan. D. q. s. n
FOR said district.
Caroihsu, TsrEer * white, BsrUs;t & Carpenter
Proctors Tor Llhelant. ape6-1ot
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zNOTTCE.@

M .7ppssI Cyuzfiag Room hHs ben Tsnorsd
70 No. 3 Hovar5's Ros, uP stairs, uhers al per
son, hariag businsss rita tie Office Grshessasr
rss-sstsd 20 call
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Ten DAYS after the purchase Of these articles,
which cannot bsoonsidered necessarfes Of life
for herself and family, and suitable to the rank
ard estate OF Der husband with salary Of
$500 per year, she purchased the following
other articles, For which the husband likewise
ohisrta "a navirrs
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HTE ELL Skill sU AND A HALF ACREs,
" alclirlfel lllo fllr h~ea1tflI Bullii1g lots, sit
ustsd on ne p usa- Lac ra.d. l1slias ne walsran
ana Dam traets. and ia ne lmmedilts neizhborhlod o.
J. G. Laaisrs c. u. wHiaaa .. G. Laasfae and !.
A.. Anesrsoa. and In one q ne m1st im9roring and e;e-
uut neinborh9eh 10 ne suburbs q ne cry.
Nee nts are a5au- one and a h1f ulss from Court
SQUARE, and are m1s hsa1tiful woeIauL
We VIII seu, AZ fhs ams tine, q q uonainilE tuo
scrss hoatins Eatsu street extended, sn4 sd'onns
: g Lsnlaale sn th- sssi. ms e lizs q desirabls
bailus aL ne r1atis covered By s-szuiifuI f.rsst
trees, an1 viii mass o magaiaosat l.eluon Tor resi-
ience.
s1ns q thsssIsu have up1a asn oreharis q apple,
pear ant pssea rsss, o. he most choice eharaesr and
carerl selection.
Terms lberll- Title god. bsyull dispute
We win eel. a. ne sane tine. ne bsauiiful cor
IAGz RESIDENCE q Mr.. Alts1s5H, ooniaining four
azr-z TIE House cHtaias seven rooms, store room,
Eah-u aas servants rooms; sabis. carriage hose and
an ro-es arr cut-holses A snail orehard o. choice
fruit trees, and a d-s.-rnts garden.
-EONsARRAE DUPEEB 3 CO.,
apis AwfiruaorH-
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EDITORS AFPEaL: The iiae is drawing near
when We have 70 select a standard bearer 10
Ibis congressional district
VIII oar Senator Col r, G. Paine gin US
BE valuable services dur.ag the campaign ss
elector?
/ know OF 10 one who could give the party
more satisfaction than Col. Payne.
MEMPHIS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-27

fI The sensation" journals Of Nev
York are making the most Of Gov. WsIksr
and the Covode committee but Il il All IN ne
way Of trade-to make their papers sen This
is quite well understood here. We peed moi
assure orr readers that all the tax Of tbese
Inscriptions newspapers, whether EDITORIAL
or communicated, a5out Gissensions in The
Cabinet, Is entirely and absurdly false. Presi-
dent Buchanan and bis Cabinet we're. ana are.
a unit on the Kansas policy. The aInsioas
in a New York journal 20 alleged differences
have not a particle Of fact 10 rest pDon in
deed, If the writers had tasked their Inventive
faculties 20 the utmost, they could not have
reached a result more fagranily the opposite
Of the traih.-Washiagf0n Constitution.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-27
N. c. GALWAY,
JNO. r McCLANAHA

VFor detailed proceedings o. the first
days session Of the National Democratic
CONVENTION at Charleston, see first page.