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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-12-14


II is hereby enacted By the General As
,semby Of the State Of Vermont, as fol-
loacs:
Sec. |. Section third of an act ap-
proved November q, 1859, and entitled
San act in alteration of an act relating to
the Judiciary" approved Nov. IL, 1857,
is hereby repealed.
Sec. q The Supreme court may ap-
point one general term of said court, for
the argument and decision of causes, to
be holden in each year at such time and
place as may in their Judgment be most
convenient for that purpose; and causes
on the docket of said court in the several
counties, may be ordered to be heard at
such general term: Pa'ocioed, that no
cause shall be ordered except in the dis
cretion of said court upon special cause
shown, or upon the consent of parties.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved November 26, 1860.
No. s. An act relating to the Supreme
Court.
1t IS hereby enacted By the General as
sembly Of the State Of Ve'momt, as fol-
t0acS:
Sec. /. That whenever it shall so hap
pen that any three of the judges of the
supreme court are disqualified from sitting
in the trial of any cause pending in said
court, by reason of interest, or having
been of counsel, or reason of relationship
to one of the parties the judge who tried
said cause in the court below, whether at
law or in chancery, may sit on the trial of
said cause in the supreme court, and the
same may be heard and determined by a
majority of the judges who may so sit in
the trial of said cause.
Approved November %, 1860,
No. 8. An act relating to trustee pro-
1t Is hereby enacted By the General As
senaJy Of the State Of Vermont, as fol-
l0aOS: t,as 4,aa
Sec. l. No fire insurance company shall
be liable on trustee process, on account of
any sum due from such company in con-
sequence of loss by fire, or of any prop
erty exempt from attachment and exccu-
ton by the laws of the State.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved October 80, 1860.
No. 10. An act to amend the fourth
clause of section seven of chapter cigh-
ty-seven, of the compiled statutes.
II IS hereby enacted By the General as
semJy Of the State Of Vernaont, as fol-
loaUS:
Sec. |. That the fourth clause of sec
ton seven, of chapter eighty-seven of the
compiled statutes be 50 amended as to
read as follows:
IF any person, without license therefor,
as provided in this act, shall hereafter
keep any victualing house, shop or cellar,
and shall therein sell any victuals, fruit,
strong beer OF cider, he shall forfeit and
pay as penalty to the treasurer of the
town where such Offence is committed,
the sum Of ten dollars. Is
Approved November ~, 1860.
Gro BE CoNTINUED.)
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m B :

All that are indebted to me on book or note,
are requested to call and pay and by so doing,
you will be doing to me as you would have medo
to you and this is fulfilling the whole law,
CHA'S CRANE.
Hyde Park, Nov 26, 1860. lyl
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ANIHBHsOTYPE ROOMS

Pictures taken as well in rainy weather as fair.
Ferotype, 20 cts; Melainotype 25 cts Mezzo-
graph, rs cts Paprograph, rs cts; Ambrotype,
rs cts j. M. HILL.
Hyde Park, Nov. 26, 1860. ltf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-12-14
HARNESS SHOP.
Over Button e. Eyde's Store

THE subscriber takes this method of informing
L the public that at his shop may be found con-
stantly on hand,
ALL KINDS OF HARNESS-w
Manufactured in the best style of workmanship,
and of the best material
FOR THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Also all kinds of work in his line made to order.
LUClUS BUTTON.
Hyde Park Nov 29 1860. lyl
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ENGLISH, and also in GERMAN.

The German Edition is of the same size,
and contains the same Matters Engrav--
ings, &C., as the English, and is fur
nished at the sand price. t E
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To Blacksmiths,

can sell you fron steel, springs bolts, &C.,
as low as you can buy them in Burlington or
Montpelier for cash,
am thankful for past favors, and hope to be
entitled to your patronage in the future.
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NAILS, AND HORSE NAILS,
RIvETs, HORSE SHOES,
SCREWS, BOLTS,
NUTS, AND
WASHERS,
NAIL RODS, ETC. ETC.
....at ALso'
.LEATHESR,
UPPER SOLE AND CALF SKINS.
FRENCH, OAK AND HEMLOCK.
. GOAT AND KID SKINS.
good assortment of
Boots & lOes,
OF qualities that cannot be excelled.
Good thick boots from S25 20 10 3' ~
Calf boots, z,oo W 80
Women's Congress CATERS, 81 to 500
Women's lace CATERS, on TO l'Zo
Boots and shoes
MADE TO ORDER, AND
WARRANT,ED TO FIT,
As low for cash or ready pay, as can be mad al
any shop in the State. Also,
Ready-made Clothing,
HATS, CAPS, AND GLOVES,
And good assortment of
Dry-GoOds, Yankee Notions,
&C., &C., &c.
G. O q 9 10 L 9 s.,
Such as TEA, COFFEE, TOBACCO, FISH,
SPICES, FLOUR, SALT. And LIME,
All at Cranes, at the sign of the
Boot, Shoe and Leather Store.
Cash
Paid for hides and skins if desired.
All the above goods will be sold as cheap, for
cash or ready pay, as at any store in the county
of Lamoille.
| must say
To Shoemakers,
In this vicinity, that can sell them Boston
and New York sole leather as low as any one in
this vicinity. have good stock on hand Also,
To Blacksmiths,
can sell you iron, STEEL springs, bolts, &C.,
as low as you can buy them in Burlington or
Montpelier for cash.
am thankful for past favors, and hope to be
entitled to your patronage in the future.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-12-14

No. G. An act providing for certificates
of qualifications to Town Superintend-
ents of Common Schools, teaching such
Schools.
Il IS hereby enacted By tie General as
sembly Of the Stqte Of Vermont, as fol-
loacS:
Sec. i, Whenever any superintendent
of common schools in any town desires a
certificate of his qualifications for teach
ing district school in the town where he
resides, he may make application for the
same to the superintendent Of schools Of
any adjoining town, who shall examine
such applicant in relation to his qualiG-
cations therefor, and if found satisfactory
may give his certificate to said applicant
in due form of law, which certificate shall
be valid for one year from the date there
Of, in the town where said applicant re-
sides. ed n afftf Il & hsas
Sec. q This act shall take effect from
its passage. @ anaa
Approved November 26, $780,. H5sT
No. z. An act in alteration Of an act re-
lating to the Judiciary, approved No
vember Il, 1859.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1912. 7
AMERICAN

is PuPLISHED IN
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In this vicinity that can sell them Boston
and New York sole leather as low as any one in
this vicinity. have good stock on hand. Also,
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n $ IN

Paid for hides and skins if desired.
All the above goods will be sold as cheap, for
cash or ready pay, as at any store in the county
of Lamolle.
| must say
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-25

IHE sofEEE-Great preparations are being
made to make The s0iree Of the sixteenth Of
April 10 b. given BY the Dorcss lodge at the
nsw memphis tbesier one Of the events 10 tie
annals Of Memphis. The psr9uetss q TIE
theater viii be foored over from The sage to
the front q the dress circle, forming a bsauti-
ful and extensive promenade, which viii be
tsstsfully eaalzsd in various devices, aHd The
interior q fhe theate- sill be gorEeous'V dec
GRATED and the Frens a. nigh. will pres ut an
appearance similar TO a grand Venetian car
niyals FOR srrangemsutshsTe been entered nto
with ore OF The mos. accomplished cosrumers
IN New Orleans 10 furnish costumes for hose
who wish to 20 10 fancy dress. The supper
viii Be under the supervision Of one Of
the best caterers in the coun. ~ and w D con
sist uo- Of the deli-arIes ri the 81 son a,onc.
6uto he subs'autials Of life sls0-nf sct, ue
feast Will Be one lhat viii 90 fsi to please the
most fsstidious. Everything persiningt to the
eoufOEes Of the guests has been ATTENDED to
Ask and dressing rooms fo7 he ladies and
rtnA b been 50 arranged that thcre
can ssion 10 any garneut checked,
OF ieos sans thereafter. It's ex-
Peel'a pc two tbossznd people viii
Ns' On he night in question, for
- 70 be % the uP-toe Of sX
tDoreas hodge has already
sN : 2 taste o. their qualify II
mese Ee understand that The tick
eA ne'' cen issued more ihan twenty
foal nl ba, betwesa two and three
nunols- already been sold We are graf
Nnea hat tie managers ars'gentlemea
q ols1minafiou, and have been j]uaicious in
the disirlbation o. tckets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-25

D@EsrEucTIoS % THE SrEAsrEE PEEstA-
We gave yesterday morning many particulars
q the destruction Of TIE steamer Persia BIZ
IRE al 0is port, on Friday evening. AsHe
STATED then, she burned to TIE waters edge,
but did DO sink within view n DE city, as the
officers Of the Gen. Pike ard Qaeea offhe Wesi.
which arrived Yesterday, met he tuning hun
about twenty miles belo this port, while the
officers Of The Pike reported that isrr. num
bers OF bales # cotton, Aarife foated from
the wreck, lad bc@ caurht along shore By
persons in skifs. Ia addition TO ae lost TO the
owners Of the boat, enumerated resierdsy,
about three or -four hundred doilars' worth Of
freight, which belonged % parties above this
port, and which should have been discharged
on The down trip Of the boar, vas destroyed,
which loss vii have to BE- made good BY The
owners o. the Persia The crew OF the it,
fated steamer, with the exception Of Capt
Cochran and Mr.. Bonhsm, De clerk, who re-
manned 10 settle The business Of The boat, left
for their homes, at points on the Chic RIVER.
last evening. The report that tro lives wcre
lost IN the general c~onhsEration was, no doubt,
unwsHsrted, as the fsrrybozt Isliered the only
person who was seen On he burning wreck ere
she Adh it to the mercv q the waves.
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F,ro AZ CInrE,rIne- mI.snnri.

ST. LouIs, garch a. destructive hrs occurred a.
csrtsrine MissourL o. last Thur dsy. which Destroyed
the Touring mills Of He-srs. wsus Co, E.h large
stock % nuur ara rheat me io-s i. estimated 81 $50
900. nm VIA lhrrai. -o mrrr.rca-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-25

EDTroRs ArFEAIs After consultation with
a number Of he members o. he Memphis
Chamber Of Commerce and Merchants TX
change. the following ticket was sugges,s Cd as
suitable 10 81 The presidency and Fiee-Presi-
denotes
For Presidenf-T ". Hun.
For VTes-B resaenfs-D. r. Cook, ]. ~. Pa
uek, ". 3. Miller, A.. Street, Wm- orEil
If This ticket IS elected, success nast attend
tbe orrsuirstion. MEMBER.
EnrroEs APPEAL: As it s an important
to the futurs usefulness u Ae Chamber Of
Commerce shat is ahout to be organized 10 our
city to have CIR best men. representing The
various branches OF business, 10 direct is
operations, ] would suggest the following
names 70 be voted fer on Monday;
For PresEas-Thomss A. Nelson.
For u-PrsiSsah-ubonss W. Hunt, Jas
Elder, s. n. Ga.es, J.. r. Speed. Bel MAY.
sUssozIBER-
EnIToHs AFFEAL; As there is growing quite
an interest IN regard 70 tie election for Presi-
dent and Fies-PresiSsat Of she Chsnbsr Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-25

sam CowELL, THE MUsIcau ConrbIAw.
The Louisville Journal 10 spseEiag Of the
celebrated muzicsI ard comic artist who viii
appear at Oii-Fellogs' Han tomorrow even
Ing, ssys thai TIE distinguish arts. has kspt
Englsnd in iEiEhiur mood fo- dozen years,
ard contributed an unusual quota of meTri-
ment q the people OF N-w York, Boston.
Philadelphia and Cincinnati for The pas four
months. From an accounts Mr. CoSel must
be a character Ct ire fr wafer. conveying
the seDbasn Of bis horrsi-ures 10 musical
notes, especially grateful To the ear, and acting
uith = comic fidelity that always commands
1he most un6ounded applause. He Identifies
hiHzslf SO trutlfuliy with The character be
enses, surrounds with such a halo Of fun
mingles psthos ard hunor with 30 mu-h eceen-
tucitl and giids The prescription with su n p
palatabis coating q music, that ihe audience
i%nvoluHtarfly yield themselves 20 lis sway.
and enter into fhe spisi. Of hs ssliss Of wit
and eomieai conceptions alter the first Few
minutes Of bis appearance before tbsn. ST.
Coweil has able auxliaries ia his uorel en,e7-
tsinueuts IN Two w~el-knovn Enzlish artis,s.
Mr. and Mrs Jamea Hicks, the former an
eminent conesrtina soioist aud pianist. and the
latter an accomplished vocalist.
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Liquors.

Liquors.
80 brls. pare Apple Brandy.
s. brs. pure Bourbon whlsky.
10 bis. pure Peadh Brandy.
2 pipssJ. !. Dgpuy's Frsn1h uraniv-superlor.
. sds. Cora WskT.
% : brs. Germ Ebistfi
% IKE. blackberry "a Esgseuy Brandy.
2 boxes Brandy Cherries.
sensral ass3rimsut o. C5rdlals, Pc Fruits. Pc
ssrv- Frsis, s'-. sc. For als Low b.
FLouRNOT 4 CRAWFORD,
fss1ss~ No. a Front Rog.
G Sufferers with diseases Of the bladder.
Eidssy.s Iravsl, drsgsy, weakness. ETC., read TIE sa-
V lssuals ia ss7ihsr ssiuua, headed Heiuboid,s
Gsauias PFsrarsuon." fslai-dfm
"a See Ward & Mecleland's ADVERTISE
asuis DruS., Pants. ors chemiais esrten secs
err, a. $50
QuEAE.-Hzye yeu seen that big Indian in
sn0tasr ooluHn, boHisg Roots. BARK ana LEAVES,
fr IL cHERosEg REsiHnr2 dsso-dtr1y.
CuREs FoR RHEgzATlsM.-No one need
suEss ssrasniss f.s fh hsaftl ans siiiihk dissss.
- aiastsr hs~ severe the cass, how 6aay e1ppief or Of
bs5 haE sLndipg We are azan ia receipt 4 a supply
}; y. Norsisi5re'. o~sirbrsisd remedy uaieh has 81
rssdT usred Eors han fsenfp fhozsand gsrsous. uom-
P-iainE eases q every fsEm v the ei-easa vast nuEihsrs
81 fhess H. noi been allie q rllk. sr ns Ihsif unhs,
some ~. isfniB ~ srsn ihariy yfdri. SGT are nov
restored uhs assa asiffmFs attssffe9hssigh. ms
sty tats -ig- sas, 2Ah erllsit b. Fsyssaas.
~dr1gEists. anL he smlsied al ever DE Union. Pr ale
b s 2ANsFIHLD a CO. EEsuis. WaoissaIs Drug
gsis. dsi6-isn
Leeehes for sale at VIM. c. Werner,
cuHpsE and Lssgasr. E.-7s Esia street. ahsvs Ea-ssi.
Hafiware, Agricultural Implements, Mil
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
oRGILL, BROS. s co.
Lands Tor sais-ses Hopkins a KiT5ys card
GA he first page.
Refer to strsuas Lehman q Co.'s column On
fourth page. EI
SOC F. Il Clark a Co.'S column.
In another column, see the advertisement Of
GEoRGE PATTIsoE & Co, Booksellers and
Saacnsrs, s6s Main street, near Madison
sIeeL
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The southern Convention at

WAEHTsGroS, Noreh 2a-ns Senators mi Rsrre-
s-uia'ives in Cousre.s from ne saissai tIstlHa ~
sissippi and sodfh ciroipa hoiis anAl mssiins ts-asy
md decided last 3; Eas adrl.abis to pastpoue the meet
ing Of he Atlantis conferences until after he Frisidsn-
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unI,es slales Ts%es.arE slatemens.

wAsHIscT0s, Hareb as.-Tls ssismsut Of ne sso-
rstsy q tie Treasury shows NJ receipts = NJ past
veck 70 have seer one million four hundred and Twelve
h0ussnd doliErs- ne amauuf n hs truszlry susssc 70
drsn ]. neafiy shx million six hundrsd ani sir'T-ih-se
thn-s.rf foua-a
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Pro,raetsa session Of

P~rosraetea session Of the Cabinet,
WAsHIssros Tara 81 ~rgtrscisd ss.sca = 81
abinst vas hela fotaj ne sutied Or ne eaptsre Or
ns NesicE- gar sfnamsrs Miranau aud Marques before
The city o. Vera CrH - c1mm3d1ro Jaurss Wa fully
considered. T. IS qu'ts pros.bis that TIE Freshest viz
delay bis rsply 70 ne Resolutions passed 10 as ssFsis
asklnz him fc- lufUrmstioa rsspe-ina tie eaaiHra %
fhasa strawar-
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saIIIng oI Dc sleamshp Vanaerhnt.

Wv YORK March y The steamship City q Nan-
CHESTER arrived Al this port % day from Gizrov Wis
Queenstown. Her sdvisss have been anticipated y hs
arrival Of the Carssa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-25

F0H NV OHLEANE-Tla snI1u1iI nov sIesmer Cen
Qrhnaa Capt Cannon. win leave Tor Neu orinans A
fWr Oh q m1rrlw lftr7s1n TIC pullman b %.
Hm'F rHl rn1upinl ri fhs Mississippi in uoint ri
SOD go cmfort- Capf Reyn IDS has charge % r,
me -----lae prpuiEr stefmer Iu-raar. Capt
larEe VII Dc me rr-r'a~ mail and passenger pa-ket ~
N-w Oleahs-o-m rror. Iesvias at tha ususi bor- ~
afenoou She D. O. deisustly fsvsrita hon with pss.
sfussrl and shippers.
ron ST LoUIs--Thr One steamer J. q. uirkey. Cart
Aarshai Willeare Ger Cairo anf 81. Laufa a ~
9.oocs this arernlqu shrcarries he mail. and aTarIi
Dc dlas- a1c1mmefftlans f- rassen-rrs.
FoR L1uIsrrLLE The splendid msr racket Ken.
teSTs CAPT tcsu. val lFsNe Cor Eeu Orleans al fmr
usual hour to-m1rraE fnern loa. connect nc 60 Loni-rntr
IN ~ Jac15 straier Cor Cincinnati md The cart- she
D t-et 4nd s1hstaniia, aud sG1rls gaod scosumodatious
toR NHITE RIVER me nvorite PACKET General
rEel eaFf-Jun-s haVinEhaer ulvo-E4hy detained. VIII
ieaFe inr IT iri- 90 White river a. 4 o'cioct This afier-
non saaLs 1ne q re fuest h11.s % her class On M
N-ttrr harinE superior acc1umaiations and
pp9iif enosrs Captains FlamminEt and Booker are ne
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The HighIand Rfffers.

rl sagiah 11lic b Ne great souihefn renrdT or an
Bilious cempaias, rFsperh ss 1asIg.stoa. u j.
peculiarly startei 20 q Eouhern clne Tram is fsin-
fecirg prp-rtiess A. it can1ets he frsul cGs-ts %
Miasma and Paisdn1us E~rhsiausrs. Ia an urctisus o.
the digestive apparatus Asae Brtsrs 80 a. a charm.
cleansing sut r-sorEnzinz hr vital fua-tHus o. ue
body sod By
MASsFIgLD a CO.. Ehaie,als Drusgisu.
atHplis. Erun.
siaty ~irrgl1s, cooefs AMI merchants evsrywhsTs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-25
Mexican Sympathy with CortInas
nFguHoxved.

WAmuSGToS, Hareh -rho Secretary o. Stats hss
received omcial despatshss from Nexioo, vhieb 90 10
STOW that hs NexiosnS exespit ne inmsdiats 'si.1wer.
o. cortinas. endesvared b retard rsiber Sian suuatafe
ne ia-sys msd- int, Texas ~ Coftin.s and BIS FrefiHs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-25

NV ToRE March si--Adrc.sha vs reached mis- eity
70 ne sn-otthat an ahani oaed brisautiae riEssd rasseI
had been fouud and taken into the Bahams,. ses Is SUP
r.sed L, ba a slsver
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Business A0tiffs.

~ "Dys all dye nObly, dye like" Mar
shan 3 Coot, Who are forever dye, dye. dyeiag, and
mes o. tr me next hsif @csniury. DyeiHF, gentle
reader, b. iseif u-ds5 @ can dge rau sast biusi
srssn orange, amosi n nd mey can aye you any
chr 20 dssiro. uheir o11e j. on Maiu street. between
Gavoso and uesi. mr1I
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TlIe Votarfes al Di@foafion

AND vrims Delusiou eaabe sroughi % q -~ahviction
q ne errsr Of iaeir Wsys, audaved from - sorIf u
rental sud bodily sufsri-E. By heedius tbs aarice con-
biuedi n nat popular Vofk, Hlman Fraitg o. Psrs.-
oasical Researchss uis souai m its a--friuss plain
bot inofsnsits o. it, Dictates, and. being beautifully
Illustrated vita oorsd sasa q sriae svsrthiar
hams ~ me unce1dsn "ltt be sh9 rms nsy rea4
sodhy Dr. BARROW New Tsrk ssutfrss Of pt-
ace everywhere
salnehg rn-is tnl M%ANsgrIn o
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-25

REIIGloUs NorIcE-rtsIe viii b. preach
ing at the seeoad Cumberlsni Prcsbvterian
Church On the corner Of Elliott AMI Eehois
stree. a. II o'clock A. and A. b. Rev
B. F. CT fin. Pastor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-25

OvERlAND Man The overland mail from
TCaEorna, with san Franc SEQ dates 20 he
ID inst, arrived yesterday We are ifdebt5a
to Nj. KandT, he iocs. a-c, for tiles q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-25

To THE WHoLrsALE TRApE.-I offer ny
sEisaa.rs .isek q %cJorHISG. BOOTS. HoE aud
sENrs TrRiisatEG c00bs win 3 vsf4 small a.
vases . sas,sru 81
A. GEEssEL, 20 Naiu street,
nsasIa Opposite Court sguare.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-25

OKnuEArloS--Thers viii be an ordination
- TIE Priesthood at St Mars Church this
noning. Service begins al iol ce'ock. Seats
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-25

q We take pleasure 10 calling The aten-
ton OF fhe public 70 the Jew card Of Chas- A.
Strother, Esq, late ~ Browuzviir, whc has
permanently heated himself iH AewF ard
sill give proupt attention 10 si business en-
trusted to hiu-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-25

1890 daz. Hosiery;
IOOo doz.L c. Handke chfefs;
SOC aoz. TeweEs and Napkins:
HOO asz. spooI Cotton;
$500 yds. VaI. Edsinss;
TooO yds. Val. Laces;
90 yds. Plain silks;
s5ao yds. sOIid Herages;
1900 yds. POpIius;
SEQ Lace Nantes;
50 Ladies' street suits;
o,ooO yds. Plain swiss;
$500 yds. Iaeones;
Best English Grapes;
Fine Lace Caps;
breakfast Jaoonet sets;
Mourning Grape sets;
Carpets and Curtains;
Rugs and MastinEs.
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nomesiIc narkets BY TeIegraph.

Hrv rosH. Hsrh. =. P H-c0t0u-ths market
asViqui shi ass.E he sale. @ io-i.y zagraf = sy
rlnstric. Fiour-ihs sales % today amount T. ~
hst a. - IsG5a5 P5rt-le market closed dur, aot
sih IA ru~ard tsniencN q si72s Er ID and flT.7s
for pee. sugzr-fhe market closed saasv with private
saHr % s. hsas Il sx97Ve and sales al suasioa q IN
boa q cas- ii-ls
ciscisssri ssrh. a. 4 a-Your-ns market
dasai Gar & IS sogsbO. Eh-kj-As iass = ie-1s
amliut 70 ieoo bbis At isNGisHs 7 gal flrk-tae
nariet closed buoyania al ST.. sussr-thomartstciossd
arm At sFSsSc fr prime. Noiaases l. qlaisd q
aase
NrV ORLEANS. March - ?. II -co;fan-tas H.lsi
= rdaT sneuui 70 1850 bales prios are essisr. but the
iusiL rfr4n uhch-ngsd. suAr-hs msTEetciosel
stesfy at6kN7Sc Four-ths market closed vsy dul
at Sc 75es 20. Lara in kegs Is selling Il II lard In
IRIS Is selling stIose. greishts on o.tln 70 Livsrpooi
remain unchauEed ne rates Of exehanss On London
and Nsv York are u~naiisred
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IA haFe iI.t rec vst and 0dsi fer sale 2 fsz tuns o.
w "Eenieuen's csiebnfca Hanipui,tss Gn.ne - -
Peruyisn aud Phosphstio Guasos, a. imp5risf frc- -,
islands q Shilcas ani AevsSs. eonbiasd AID ci.ssir
i~1tefrafe1 ~ machinery.
isssaim STATION. xcDAvIrr q co.
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McLEsS's s-rEEEGFHzSING CoEbGL-nis
feneiy ~ been before ne pubuc anlya sbart time. But
y H ranetu he su ~Hrsrab,s remedy B. r1riy ne
B "a AL susuzhentaasTatsn every ne sho uses Be-
e1ammsl Dc o -thers until it has become me SAINT
sa rfmefy vitr-vsy family in ,s Tultet sissss We
az 20 every reader ty l-it b. a d-lIeluI aromatic.
ae' ai5-rtisamrut iu aaa-hsr Column. Ia2s-sauivi-
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SWAYNE &
DEALERS IN
saw MILLS

D0RIABLE and stationary steam eazines and boilers,
4 Gust Kills. Wouring Nils, Wo duorth's and Dan
iefa palllng machines, steam Whistles, zuages. cast
iron bells. and an kinds Of Wool-EorEiur and plantation
usc1inerY. Agents for Gdgcbeers celebrated eulical
Frcnch Burr Fiouriug and corn mills. and Champion iron
min for corn meal. ros and ihucks All machinery
'urnishel AMI erected al ne shortest notice. Cats.
descriptions and prices furnished on appiieation a. ne
NAVT TARD,
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- t htckf1rE.
NEW ToRE, Nareh 24--It j. curiosity reported in
iha city that " A. stewart TIE ~prominsu. Broad.
way arg g,als m-nhanL has been taken 20 ne sists n
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