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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19

NEw ORLEANS, December II. = Adyices
from Brazos, to the 18th, state that meetings
were being held along the Rio Grande, re-
questing Gov. Houston TO convene the Legis-
lature. The feeling OF resistance is very
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19

FATAL RENCoNTER BETWEEN CALIFORNIA
EDIToBs.--0n Wednesday, the l4th ult., a
deadly fight took place at Visalia, California,
between VIM. G. Morris and Mr.. Shannon,
editor of the Visalia Della. The latter at
tackled Morris IN an Office there, and beat
him over the head with heavy revolver,
knocking him senseless to the floor. On
Morris's recovering he armed himself and
started out after Shannon, when they met,
and each fred two shots, one of which, from
Morris's pistol, struck Shannon in the abdo-
men, from the effects of which he died in
half an hour. Morris surrendered himself
to the authorities and was acquitted.
ANoTHER SLAVE TRAaEDT--A Negro lfiIr-
ders his Master and is Hanged By Mob.-In
Henderson County, Tenn, recently, John H.
Price passed one of his negroes, who was
splitting rails in field. He saw the negro
idling away his time, and undertook to whip
him, when the negro struck him with biz
let of wood then took a knife from his
pocket and cut his masters throat The
slave was arrested soon after, and, having
confessed to the crime, was tried and hung
by the citizens of the county.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19
MUSICAL.


CtOBD-MEDAL PIANOS -THR BEST
IL IN A M i RI @ A.-Steck h
Grupe's, of New York; Hansen's, E'{t-=-l ~,
Of New York, and Britting Bros, HAE4RRR
of Cineinnati-celebrated frst-clRss VI ~ VI Y
Double Grand Action, Square Grand
and Concert Pianos, pronounced by Liistz, Thai
berg and other great living artists the best In ex:
'istence. Every Piano warranted for ten years and
kept in tune for three years. Old Pianos taken in
exchange Pianos to let from IS to SIS per quarter
First-slass Musical Instruments Of all kinds selling
at half-price. Pianos, Melodeons and other mu-
sical Instruments timed and repaired thoroughly.
Best Melodeons in the city. Do not buy or rent q
Piano or Melodeon until yon have called and ex-
amined the above. DRIFTING BRO,
Piano and Melodeon Makers and Dealers, and I'M
porters Of Musical Instruments, 235 West Fifth.
st., south side, nearF Plum. moo
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19

SPuRGEoNs SALARY.-Mr. Spurgeon has a
salary of 81, ,OOO--$6, OOOG-per year. He dc.
votes 1900 Of this to the support of his
family, and sKpends the remaining $4,000 in
maintaining eleven young men who are
studying for the ministry.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19
SEWING MACHINES.
WHEELER 3 WILSON'S
Sewing Mac11inesI !
PRICES REDUCED!


TWOHE WHEELER d WILSON SFw-
- iNG-MACHlAG COMPANY, having gained
all their suits Ct law with infringing manufac-
turers, propose that the public shall be bsneitsd
therehyt and have accordingly REDUCED THE
PRICES Of their Sewing -machines.
Having made, for over years, the most pop-
u%lar % EamIiy sswing ,maohtne in the country, aud
making ONE HUNDRED MACHINEs nor day
they are prepared with such extraordinary facf-
tiles and experience to guarantee to the purchaser
entire satisfaction. All our Machines are made
equally well, and are
WARRANTED THREE YEARS.
The difference in price being merely difference in
-. -. =. finish.
21t3O5 Machines sold in 1859 being double the
sales Of any other company in the Union
Awarded the First Premium in the
o. s. FAIRS OF 1858, 1859 AND 1860,
And At the Cincinnati Mechanies' Ipstituto f,r
IOUR SUGGESTIVE YEARS we have taken the
First hsnitum over al competitors as the best
PEsT FAMILY sEwING-MAcHINE.
II uses no shuttle makes the lock- stitch alike on
both sides OF the goods, leaving no chain or ridge
on the under. side Of the seam; and uses but half
as much thread as the chain stitch mach Ines
Send or call for Circular containing prices,
testimonials, etc. '
wM. SUMNER & CO., Agents,
~ West Fourth-st.,
PIXIES OPERA HOUSE,
del5 - CINCINNATI.
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GINGER'S SEWING G-MAUHINRS
COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
Corner of Fourth and EEace-sts..
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

How is 1t Singers Sewing ng-mnohines uniVers-
ally used for manufacturing purposesi The plain
reason why, is: Because they are better more dura-
ble more reliable, capable Of doing much greatar
variety Of work, and earning money than any
other Machine.
The public respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime Singers new Transverse shuttle Machine, for
family use
FTICI $50.
This Machine is hIghly anne ted, easy to opor.
ate and is the very best and cheapest Machine Ia
the market. JAMES SKARDON,
Western Agent for Singer Sewing g -machias.
TnoIl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19

Project 60 Capture Fort MouItrIe - The
Garrison TO be Saerihced-The Charles
tOnians EreetInE Hostile Batteries.
This letter Is from the wife of an officer
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gattst Afhs By dfItaraEg.
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP CIT OF
BALTIMORE.
THREE BAYS LATER FRoM EURoFE.

DAY. LATER IRON Auhofk.
NEW ToRK, August "a The steamship CITY 81 Bal
umors auiveden Cape Race to-day hou Lirerpooi, vi
dates % the lsih snd Ish lusss. she sailes iron Liver
POI en- Eaesaay hsltth, ami ianshec Il oueensiovn o.
Gs lslh, where the latest adviocs By telegraph rou
Liverpool we're obtained. The City o; Baltimore va
boarded b. The steam neus yacht o. ne New YORK asso
eiaied pres. and he fonouins summary Of Der ness %
,ained- The sdsiess BY tAis arrival are hu's days Later
than those reosiFed By he steamship Araohr
The steamship Eorsh Britou which sailed from oueos'
on the suh arrived a. Liverpool On On the ihth-
The Cunaia steamship Jura arrived Il Liverpool On me
isih fTum New Tork win ndvicss % the ID
MARINA teierrsrhIe dspstlh from Napies says;
Intelligence has been received q tho iandias Of nniesn
hundred Of Gen. GarIbaidl's voiuntesrs IN csiaeria
ne eity Of Naples hsd been declared In . atiieof siege
AusTRIA.-u is reported nat The emperor Of Aus
tris viii renouncs fae usnty siEasd Al villa fTanos' and
actively oppose eeH. Garihaidi-
A force o. anssn hundred English Is &c 1e landed 10
Syria from the Enrlish sect.
Gen. Garibaidi is ssid 70 have been a. h"Fies 70 con-
fer Wih the revolutionary leader
ne Nespolitsus claim 70 have repulsed me attempted
landing Of GarlhaidFs r~oiuHteers near Beggio.
ne oourt party a. Naples are dsmandlng q rmoama
ton declaring Naples IN a state o. siege. The Govern
meat rtsists D..
Il was reported hat 10 Garibalsi lands At Napies. Gen.
Lamorieisrs viii cross ne Roman frontier under Ass
tria's promise % support
Austria is assuming q threatenlug attitude. Apr1-
ciamauou is expected, uttrrluE threats usainsi PIED
u8ui. Ausuia has demanded an expisnstaa o. Pied
mont concerning Gen. GaribaIfl'a letter % Victor Em-
manuel announcing a protested stackon ysasua. Great
activity prevails In the Ausfrisn marine department.
There isE eom5iste undsrsanaius between Austria
and Frdssia-
Itisannouueed that the RmFcror q Austria and The
king o. Bavaria made spseehes II . railway celebration
a. ssziburs favorable 70 o German unity.
Rumors arc again current o; an intended Interview
between Napoleon and The QneeH o. spaia.
The suhs1ripti0a 70 ne new Sandman loan has *
eesdsd three times the amount needed.
Il was rumored hat Sardinia proposed % send a e1rps
,t-m Napies b prevent oampiioaaons arising FROM
-5-r-.-, al Garibaidls forces.
rs Emrress o. Hussla lI g
tbs Prices nahisIo. o Nantsargcc.
By . Nonienesrin refugee. ]
Advioes received from Calcutta are lhlhroftsH |
Adyicss from Hong Ksng state that the Uaitsd . nes
losp q war, John Adams, vas Al Loo Choo.
The Hsruord. and ssgeass, we-e al s~hanshae.
LIVERPOOL, August - -Adiitional failures in ne
tafher trade haze been announced
he Nesihe- hss seen Unsettled ard unfavorabis Tor
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T. c. GAYLE C5r Sec. ana Assent.
We r. EORROW. Dean G ne Fsc1-r
s p CUTLER Traa1rar
--u.-.- .-------

PEGS o. u-fes . Ie1s-res e10l. payable urarasF
Up E-tuaes l-ea cr ke st9E osltal5e % he joni
Grsdu11-l " DiT--ua Pee s295 rlyzsis iura--sty %
crsh-
Preliminary lectures rl commerce 10 TIE I5n day
q octhfr and rooms VIII be opened Tor -Eze-llz a.
Ee sle uus
re re~aar csr-- o. lectures uTI commence o. ne
a-t E11ilT, re th 1ay q Fcvse- nd VIII CUB
re puzz- r-sn-usur o. me a-rv IS ayfr The
NEST cuupiste md eI-c-vs 'ss proved By orr sausfac-
tory experience the sesE-lls TEsI fla- ls ever been
cea--E-- n ne u.lrEe. ET=T department Do repre-
as.1rfe. al. tEr afts % raflrT - Eedi-sl silence
are luTesl-teL all reErF el-ldatal 5T c=-sus-ra-
pa q e reform ir ne ul-l f even candid and in
teu -e- -re
feos 80 dssu 1-sld usIcue arhe M.Ils.
western @ su1-le-u s-4es sc -clld Sag rat our IN
Ettufl01 r~eae7ts great a.-1-tl-Hs lr- HcT-riUE G. prac-
deal ErsEleL-e -f tEe diseases re-at1- B. this climate
over taos % fhs Nl1t tEI E-sr. and Do ls O. dery thr
1sut 1Ves o Mursf and MS s-c-u BE- psrr-lizz
s-..le Eel IL msz ts --e -s tsar r~r7uirel
O. al dtlsr re.9ecab medical o1larss
Gooi t1a1iu can be ehaLned o. tr1m $50 90 si60 per
seek.
~ fu-hr- 5rf1-mattsu ssi--u cire- P-1rs. Ga-le.
Halt-u. c - E-uur or He-it. a Heurhir Cr "
B. ArrCE, T. D. Ee1u q Eacultg, uGalle5-rE Te--
Bya fpsciaI aranrsmsa. win ne board o. trustees
% ne ucn bis hospital the students g thiE college
- arr1 tte sane p~rirleses On tHH- -lsu utica g.
LHr q ta Alr-aglc- uere- and ts q Who te.re u
uu visit le do=rliai ol1e ~ rE11 e week VIA .ue o.
1lalal usterIai ilr th- illustrative eeFarruElts % -a
rere. ara the faaItles flr Eaaur.u- medical Eu1TI.
He ElI b ur1 wss.e- NAV eerer-sue-
A. are sdTls=1 % uue Be- - TIRE ian q ocl5e-.
s-uie-tecu heir arrival ul please CAL iulGt atslr
e. TIE case of DPS. GaTla EW11lE-1- 15 Ellu street
~ Bu. Gztbst q Morrow, Ulll street. north SIDE
second DOR east q Kan
lUaHHaa w-rrawam nHln ~ The ElHurr.
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Arrival OF the overland MALI.

ST. yosEFH, Mo-. August 2f-The overland nal
from san Franeis0 with C~aliforzis aivioss to the INA
last, arrived in ihisciy t5-dsg.
ne rssn-hip Unee Sam sailed on he 5h inst from
s.n Franeiss q Fzusms, win q. 0sQ.ooo in spesi-, and
$G2 900 in silver. from the wash-s miacs.
Trade Al san Francisco remains uuchsuEsa. Eoney 4,
hbandEnt. ne market FOR baoln hams. pork, butter and
lard, IS impr0ving- Whisky Is quoted al g7He CRUSHED
eTgzr Is gutei al I2c Freighis are aiFRncsd.
O. T. oouisrpistef b ssn.tar Isham iorsturn imme-
diately TO WashiDgton CHgs
The Douglas and Breckinridgs Eisg- aF2ssr 20 be
pretty equally divided.
ne Commercial and Washington hotels, together with
hirty-three oher buildings, Ia Grass valley, were de-
sircysd b. are On the sh inst. TIE los is estimated It
ss50G0s.
Extensive grain fslts rear Tuisson City we're de-
sroysd By Ere On The ION last, invplvins q loss Of
ssoO0.
ne shoshoae and Pa Utah IDsians are about TO COM
menes a war on each ether.
Acvites from Honey Lake valley state that he roout-
Ing parry sen; ont By Col. Lander returned without dis
covering any hostile Indians.
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domestic marnel. ~ rslerraph

~
NV oELEAss. Ausnst2B p. m-couou-fuesti
siienenl-rhe u1rtsi eloscd arm; ne steamer.
news ea1sed great drmncssi ne sales o. to-day smouns
@~seoh1es i~aeiudiuE 1870 o. TIE new crop q iosa
iohc NJ sales o. the week am1unt 10 $500 bales. Re-
esirts % ne week amount 70 Il $50 bales. against
oei' bales during me same tine las year. ne EXPORT
o. ne week amount % I2so bales. ne total exports Of
The season amluut 90 22i30 90 bales. The receipts II
tbs port ahead o. last year amount to sDOoO bales
ne receipts AZ an southern ports 1head Of last year
amount 70 Ufo0o bales. ne receipts o. new attso
to date amount o, 1900 bales, agaiusi 600 10 same
time last year. Foar closed steady a. IS : 5.
sugar closed bu0yaut al sassc. OaHee closed Arm 4;
sales Of the week $50 bsgs AZ I5zaiso. Imports o. The
week 600 bags. soet 81 this port, 100 bales. To-
paao closed hrm a. s5-ooG4.00 Tor luFs. and 7asc fr
me ien' sight eHeaanEe 90 New YORK p1raK pr-m.
AAenAase on London, sh9io. Bills Of ladinE, sHa9s.
I"e f-iea OF teisht o. cotton to Liverpool remain
I'd The market for ether articles remains IN
changed.
NEw roRx, August % p. n.-Fiour-he m,rt.,
s,,.. -otve, having advaaoed 500; sales u to-d,v
,-t 80 bris a. IS l5s525. wheat-ths market
closed vih n -,s.-, t~enisury, having advanced "a
d = bus. oon-ds ssfss closed selyei sales o.
i25.ooo bushels 1t si965c. dats-s. market closed
stesdT a. z78s5z. Pork-the market aof ssrt..n mess
clsed o. SIS IS sis-17ze. Lard In brls. Is cusisi A.
t2Nogfe1c. Rio Office Is quoted a. i5Ee15se. ~.
iss-esis selling st mesa for Cuba NuscJvado. ali ga
SC Tor Orierns. suEu closed steady a. ska7s for
HzvaHa, sd 7Ee for Porto Rico.
CIScESATL AuE. "a p. n.-FI0ar closed cui. with
nominal quotation-aies uaimportznt. Whisty-alss
Of 60 trls. at is- Provisions closed dali. ne hol5srs
q huzs are En1ious 70 tsu fr November delivery q
- 50, buyers demanding . redueiion. The money
ssaFhet i easy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-25

Classical &chORL.

ia ANNIE CHABDERs EEnCHUE pnrSCIFAL.
RFRs EErrHUN vlu crcn 8 ClsssscaH school for
VI guulr ladies On the FIRST HOhDAE 6Ef-
IGNSEH, IN che central and caumo- us house ~ NJ
II Smith, Maiisan street The dfrartueus % Ancient
an5 Me5ern L1r--a-es. al Iusic, vii
b. m clzr-e o. Competent P~r-frssr-s aul 90 wii De tLe
Tuiv uf TIE P1l-ual b. a-uurlsh her pupils iu al TIE
Eales 1f pl1-e ard I11u-t culture
Ele -r1re 90 i-s-Ef-l VIII comprise EuElsh
Gfaultr, BhtHr- aaf beles buc-s Eucleut sul
Modern Gc1-raa-. Ar-ieut and Mrirru History, Natu-
"a FhlIos- rhT. Chruisrg Bu'ary, Phy--3o-v Astr1l1-
u-, Geoll-y, Ariltueuc, AIrehra, q 1ul course b.
M~a-hemllcs Ancient zl1 M1icrn LauEuarrs. vocal
Hl.c and DrEHil-.
Esms per session % i've m5nths, s~nrarlsbiy IN al
-arc-=
Fo- tuiI0a % TIE aH1re 11uss 90
Agslc en- the ualo- Euirar sud hzrp, escl----.--- . o.
oL = o.
ToR HoAEBTSG SCHOLARS.
board aud o.
Mlslc on piano forte and ban ea-h.-----.---- q 90
Il . %
Lhere are DO extra clErl=s. ne .ureE1luE rates n-
.lale al fees lr Esslilg. ---- use. % Instruments and
-1tluEeut expense Al pupils iii be- uu1er the
immediate care % ue PRINCIPAL, ~he VIII eudeaTu- ro
tralE hem n ln Chrslau vi;uss = her oTu
daughters
Persons desir1us b enter Hunls VII peass mste
carF aupl-atian 81 tie residence q Ers Su-sh, e. the
ruuber 81 p-uIs wlI BE- limited
Yrs Eate-u has he lru1r o. refer o. Dr.. A. p
Ec-rlH, suiA p Fu1khesds Esg T. D. EItrfdre. Be-
Rev Dr. Wsue of cairs- Church- H Ee7 Bishop
utsr a O. harris Es. Dr. 111ls sHsnks = g Pm
ME, Sc. -luslt
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For Sale.

= WISH TO sELL-Ist. y LACONIA PLACE, situ-
ated in Madison parish, Louisiana- II COZ -
taius 1885 acres Of land, and lies on both sides
q Joe's BAYOU, three miles distant from aud
south Of the VicksburE and Shreveport railro1d- -
o. desired, I viii sell p NEGROES with his- place.
Term-One-thi7d cash, and the paance N lNe
eaual annual inst ailments, bearing 5 Per cent- interest
M. LeHav the 0verseer, vii show II 70 any one
wishing % purchase.
lana. and nrs miles from the shove pisoei ~eoutat1s
about 1000 acreE. Of which $50 are IN CULTIVATED. ana
80 more 'beted" Il lies on both sides Jos osy9l
and ne quarter i Just one mile from ana norlh Or 0e
vioFrburr and Shreveport railroad Joe's bayou IRON
is mouth % where a enters this parish, has not been
ovcrnoEed within ne rroolecgoa o. ne eeest sns
fimbsr- rnd mere l. NJ waste land 10 ne irnd-
nj ae4lr-f. 7 wiu sell IS via t1is place.
T-rm-One-third cash. TIE balance IN one snd
t.n years. rsaring 8 per cent interest
Mf. Hurrius. ne overseer, via shov ne place TO any
~ ' ross PLACE lies On the usss bank o. Bayou
Hrrfnassnew. iH Morehonse parish, Lnuisiana, contains
Is57 aer-s, Of which so are IN a high stats q ~cultiTa-
fIrn. On ne placa there are q large dwelling huusr E1d
very enc orchard. cmnracing . variety Of fruit, a
quarter. gin. stables. etc, etc eamoozt land a. ne
1iars durinE most Of me cotton shlppinz season. and ne
Ouachita river, on q direct line. "a ouly ave miles Dis
truf rerm-One-fhirt cash, and TIE nalsncs In one
snd tEo years. vita s per tent. interest," Or b
paying the 8 per cent. Interest annually, and ~ secur-
inr me notes satisfactorily, I win require no cash, and
divide ne sum into two equal amounts payable atthree
and four years time.
NJ. Hes. ths o~vsrsser, viii shsv ne plsoe % any
ssh. T~hirty-six 6undrsd scres Ct unimprovsd hnd in
Carroll parish, Louisiana. lying between Boeuf river
and Bic creek, and three miles distant from ne tless
and on fthsre IL q barn q frou 80 % 800 aerea.
via MS place ! uin ssIl u tssHsd, 81 NEGROES
T.-ZoSsss-rts sssh. nj he d snos Il ons,
two. fhrse and -four years. win 2 per cent interest
CSC. @. WADD1L,
gJel-zGm Dallas, Madlson Parish, L~ouisiana.
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fore last, an afrsy occurred on Poplar street
between James Burk and David sharp, result
ing in The latter beng shot the bali taking
effect in the left thigh, inst above The knee,
predicting a painful, though not necessarily a
dangerous wouud Burk is the same man who
was arrested some two months since for using
bic teeth to deprive a man Of his nose. Bark
now lbs in isfI.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-25

TIE GREEADA RoBBEET.-fne -drsHs says
that Collins, who was arrested on Tuesday
last at Grenada for robbiug the Mississippi
Central railroad company Of eleven hundred
dollars. turns out TO have been quite an adept
at the business. We 6par Of numerous in
stances in which merchants and others in Gre
NADIA have missed articles "too numerous to
MENTION and which they now trace directly
to hin. To show the versatility Of Bob's tai
ent, we win mention but one Of his many pee
cadlloes. The eating house at Grenada IL
supplied with pas.eboard checks, which the
proprietor sells to the railroad employees and
bosrders at a certain SUN each, 70 be used by
the purchasers a. their meals, as a guarantee
that what they eat has been paid for. Bob
eoneeiving that there was money In eating
house checks a. well as bank cherks, has been
in the habit FOR some time past OF purloiBing
these bits OF p1stebosrd wholesale, and retail
ing then at hah price. He is also accused Of
being an agent for the underground railroad.
He is safe at present, with the probability Of
spending q few years at the State boarding
house.
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SOMETHING NEW.
AND CURTAIN STORE.

17HE unfsrsiEVcd having 0rered -r tie Carpet End
i lurai1 hllueEs o. rlr ureHlrea O. s1lw to his
trI@u1s and The pubic an entirely Dew STOCK % carpets
aal curtain rE-a Velvet. Lapest-y. Brussels su1Er
al1r1Iu1r Carpets. EI-E Mats Mstglcs- Coco Nat
tu-s err SIX Dauask lace and cuna1 Curtains,
Tzsses h1gps. EEnis. PuuTe Cords. Couic. ere. Bu-
ld White H1aEud af 1f-uTut With. Cant Lald-
Ea7es aul patl slale1- fl11r Oil Cflht. fr1u s B. -
.=e- -l1e FlnEle q LsrlE seFIur Na--luez ne hrat
family re-iue uahl1s made. f1rfr1m SIS % $50 me
bet % Wrhnel on hand locut make and lT carpets.
hang curtains, 1-z1ez. etc.
Fl n GROgVEEOR-
nu~1-HH-Hw Hr MrHu a#=arH raaEar- ua-
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AsEEsT OF THIEvEs.-Ohcers Kiiuck and
Butler yesterday Afternoon arrested two men
named F. II. Payrs and Jos. MeDonel, wis
are charged with stealing two mules from
near Madison, Ark. The theft was committed
a short time since, and the mules taken to
Gibson county, in this STATE, where they were
traded for two others, and these IN turn were
disposed CT to Dr.. ". C. Lee, Of Brownsville.
The mules were recovered By their original
owner, and the others which were sold to DR..
Lee, we're taken from hin Yesterday DR.
Lee made bis appearance in the city and
pointed out the thieves, who at the time wer'
on the ferryboat, having with them two horses,
inspected to have been stolen, with which
they were on their way to Arkansas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-25

FAMILY GROCERIES. - Our old friends, r.
r. May & Co, have retired from business and
disposed OF their establishment to Messrs. B.
Dumains & Co. Should the incoming firm
prove themselves as accommodating as we
doubt not they villas their predecessors,
families in want Of groceries will want no bet
ter place to make their purchases. Dumaine
& Co. are at the old stand on Main street, be-
tween Union and GayOso, opposite the Provins
block
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-25

EZRA trfANER CITY o. BALTIAoAE
LIvEnrooi. Auzusi lg-ns saies Of cotton Mond.y
and TuesiEy snount % ss.Oaobsiss. ms cotton market
generally aoasd aHn. There Is . partial advance Of
l-I68kd.
LFHEFooL Aug. 10 -tBy t~sisgaph 70 Queensou1
ne ales q cotton today are estimated 1t 5000 bale.
ne naFte closed bueyaut. There Is an adranes Of
aoput ~ slnre the sailing o. the Arabia.
LtrERrooLs August Richardssa. Spence
&Oo's eifeuisr quotes -four o. closing steady.
Aesu- Bslani, AthyIa a Co.'S circular quote. sour
a. closing steify.
The maftfi Tor yTovi ions closed dali.
LirERFooL, AUG. is.-rhs sales Of us past two
days % spscaiat1n "a eEPorsrs au6unt % ZOO bales
hiidling orissns 81. NJ market closed arm sna &C.
tive.
ne ndFie'a received from Manchester continue IN
favorable.
faemarEef Tor wheat lli corn o. al qualities ciossa
slightly aavsncsd. Pvsi4ion closed am. Corn i.eu-
I'd @t8hs Tor white. wheat closed aulet a. ua
iA % Tor white Beef and pork closed dun. Lard closed
STEADY. Coars closed steady.
LoanOs. August 6.-Breadsluns closed steady. So
ear casfd lrm. CuFaa rf.s,f e-.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-25

GAVE HIMSELF UR-Mr.J. c. Tulloss, con
duetor on the Memphis and LITTLE Rock rail-
road, CEho on Monday last elected an Irish
man from the cars, opposite Madison, which
is supposed to have proved fatal,) yesterday
voluntarily placed himself in the custody Of
the sheriff, who carried him before J.. NJ
Hughes, Esq, oas Of the justices Of the peace
OF Crittenden county, for examination. Is
oslre Hughes appointed the Is. day q Sep
TENDER next for trial, and has issued subPGnas
for the Safes witnesses, and also for the Wit
nssses for the defendant. He viii take 10 his
assistance other magistrates on the day Of
trial. at which time a foil and fair invesaga-
ton viii be had. Mr.. TlllOss, f0rhis appear
anee on the day Of trial has entered into re-
eornizanee as required BY law.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-25
VoInabla plantation for Sale.


sale o. tennessee, Laudsriais county. va. D. Hsv-
ertoa ". John y. Moreland.
A. attachment has been levied b. law IN
i ne GODS and ehatteh, ETC. az John ". HorslanL 81
sald County. m faFor Of ". r. D. H0wertoa, p~uhllasion
Is hereby mada nat mesaidI- ". Aoreland appsar BE-
IRE Charles A. Smith. Fustioe o. ne Pesce IN AMI for
said county q Lsuier1aie,a az Fuitsn, in said county, on
he G5fh DAY q S~eplemberr 1891, md theR acd thero De-
fend this action, Otherwise the Ease viii Be tried ex
parte, and jatgment Be taken arainst him tor complain
an s debt aad cost
IPrs. fee. s6l CHARLES A sNTTH. JF
au11-Wat Pr Aif rrr1fv md 7fara.