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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
IkF,E e HOY, ATTORNEYS

zkEE s. HOY, ATToRNEYs-A
ia Law, will attend pro nptly to all busin4
'<ru stedto their care. Jiice in the baildiA
.1nerly occupied by Hon, Jas. I. Hale -
A CARD. WI
Messrs. Hale & Hoy viii attend TO my buSis{
ring my absence in Congress, and will
ss1s. oy me in the trial Of all causes entrusal,|
"a. J. HALE. jim ) FL
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
ORPHANS, COURT SALE.

OY Virtue of an order of tn" Orphans Court Of
LID Centre county, will be exposed to public sale
on the premises. on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19th, 1860
the undivided half of certain Farm of tract of
Laud, situate in " orth tp., Centre county, about
two miles west of Martha Furnace, on tn plank
Road, being the real estate of Joseph Williams
decd, bounded on the North by land known as
Harland Morr: sons improvement, on the east by
lad of William Kelley, on the soptk by land of
ing about 476 acres, utlfilfch seres
cleared and in - kate a b 5lz<, ~ -
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

q A. FATPLAsfB p D JAS. A. DoBBIEs, "
EATAsx4GHE3 & DCBGINS.
D2 FAIRLAMB has associated wisa him DR.
j. Il. DOBBINS, in the practice Of medicine
tiIice as heretofore or .Isi4' tres. ,Tros -
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
Best pen Of Eve Lambs. No. loss than soar,

DSSV pO VI a "S l4aEiDs I.pS iteS tI&H AJaI, w
"a do 90
The following scale is adopted by the Society,
for the guidance Of Judges The different breeds
Of long wooled Sheep, seperate in their purity
I he mixture Of one thoroughbred hong woolea
breed with another thorough long breed,
is mixed long wooIs. The different k,nts of short
wooled sheep seperate in their purity. The mix
another taorOug hired short wooed breed, is mix
ed short woods. The mixture of any imported
breed with natives are part breed anu grades
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDArE or THE
STUMP.-John.C. Breckinridge, the slave
code candidate FOX the Presidency. delivered
long speech at Ashland, near Lexington,
Kentucky, on wednesday last, entering into
full discussion cf the questions involved Il.
the Presidential canvass. The telegraph re~
ports that the meeting was very..sslarge and
that tho speaker proceeded to reyisw tho
manner of his hoGsination for President, and
also that ofMr Douglas, arguing toe. tha
latter nomination was irregular, AMI in 70
way binding upon the Democratic party Of the
coun try. The Convention which nominatea
him, (Breckinridge) was ths trua exponens
of Democratic principles. The-speech bears
hard upon Douglas. and stsongly~denouD11
his fayorita doctrine, squatter soy yersia<
There is evidently no love exist,,z
these tao rivala DemocraacN
Presidency. They arc
ing ch other.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

Ggu. 4. gOETzZ2, 81. ..
NFFICE on High street (old ofIice.) iiellefonte
Pa. VIII attend ~ professional calls as
heretofore, and respectfully offers his professional
services his friends and tie pubic. Oct26'5S
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
Best and greatest variety Of fowls of ali
kinds
AGRICULTURAL pRoDUCTJONs.

Judges-James Gordon John Hosternan John
Goodheart Francis Alexander, Jacob Fishburn, ,Sr.
For the hest Five Aores Of IVhite Vhnnt e5 M
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

w w BROWN-4TToRT TRY-AT-
w a LAW BELLEFoETB, PENNA. viii attend to
all legal business entrusted to him, with prompt
ness May, 80.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

WNE. RETBEEe, SURGEON AND
W PHYSICIAN, having permanently located
efers HIS Professional services to the citizens of
Pine Grove Mills and vicinity, and respectfully
os.citS liberal portion of the public patronage
TFeb 49, 'G0-Iv
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

OEY RE COUNTY AGRICUL rURAL FAIR
u Regulations and List of Premiums
to be warded at the Seventh Annual Fair OF toe
Centre County Agricultural Society, to be held
at Oak Wood, near Bellefonte on Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday, the End, 3rd and 4th days
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

TANEES RIDDLE, ATToRNET-AT T
- LAW, BELLEFoNrE PA. Will ATTEND TO ali
business entrusted to him with care and prompt
ness, Refer to Gov. Pollock, Milton %. an1
Hon. A. q. Curtin, goiief0nta Pa. Office with
John Il Slower jan. 5, 90.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

gsesA j. j. LTNGLE. Operative
yyrsggSsgtsasS and Mechanical Dentist, viii prac
~lIYYp tice all the various branches of his
profession in the most approved manner. Ofdce
and residence ou Spring St.Bellefonte' Pa.
Mar. 8. '6n. f.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

T j. HICKMAN, SURVEYOR AND
ii, 3C0NVEYANCER, BsLLEFoNTE, Pa, vi Il
attend'to and correctly execute all business an
trusted to him. juno l4,-6a,-tt.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

M. BLANCFEARD-ATToRNEY
aIs ALLAN, Bsi-s-H-ETa. PgNN.tG utnee
1orlary occupied by tie lien. james burnside.
Jan. 70, 't0.-tf.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

yKTg5,P. WILSON N~ATToRNEY-AT
w Law BELLFoNTE, PA wil promptly atN
tend to all legal business entrusted to him flee
three doors North of the diamond jap.126O
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

CYRUS ALEXANDER.
a TTORNEY-AT. Law, BGILEgsNTB, ferna,
IA will faithfully attcnd to al business entcQs-
I'd to him. Ofiee on North west corner Of the Dia-
r. ond Apr. r. 60,t.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

Awards will be made at the meeting in Novenl-
Der on " heat, Rye, Cats. Barley Buckwheat Tim
othy and Glover, on ali others on the bids at the
annual me citing in January next, when the product
shall be reported
Competitors for Premiums for Agricultural Pro-
duetions must produce full staten enkQf the mode
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
FLOWING MATCH.

Judges-Prof David Wilson, T s., John 4 eff,
VIM. Forster, Alex. Sample, Reuben Valentine
Best Plow and Plowman as shown by the actual
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

follc,s Kep6bFeq6 lriNu
For the practical s@ork d
commend tie folcwing
|. There should he w8kN
ed in every ward and, scgn 10
L. Neighborhood meetings 81
az often as once week for .he dN
the principles at issue. d
3. The most important work is the can
Of the election districts Every name
every election district in the State ss,ould
enrolled and carefully classified before t!
first day of October.
4. Although mass meetings are not ind
penseble to success, they will be called
And when they are, every Republican vi
possibly can should attend them.
5. Encourage your Wide. Awake organic
tions. Upon them is to be throan tie hea
work of the campaign.
8. Circulate the documents.
We urge these suggestions on our fTieny
in every part of tAessstate. Pennsyvar
must do great. work in-- October if she =
pects to- assist. il. achieving g.
NoyembefM Every .Rsal
encc what bis
is, possessessnn.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

= z, m MUFNLV, AeESr FoR IN
u " hsrsB RANCH IasUnANCE COMPANY. Per
sons wishin e to secure themselves from losses by
fire. will do we'll to cal! upon him ut the store of J.
g. Muffy & Co., N. E. corner of the Diamond,
thres doors above Allegheny stree, Bel!etonte,
Centre co Pa. Mar. Is, go. ly.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

w w. WHITE, DENTIST, has per
w . manently located IN BoalsburS, Centre
County Pa. Office on main ST., next door to the
store Of Johnston & Kelllr, where he purposes
practising his profession in the most scientific
manner and at moderate cbarges mar. l. 60
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l 90
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
Cbe Centre 9cmotrai.

'..NE'ALLfSTER & BEAVER
-. isH 4TTORNEYS- AT LAW, bELLEFoEF1, PA
~ Office on Allegheny Street. Eco. III oS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-11
From WasnInrfan.

SEw Tohx. Nsrch 10 - Tsisgrsphic d~lsss'5hes o.
Yesterday from Washinssoa STATS ihst S e Bo-ntsn,
recently .~ppriH,s' . eioIs IN re sauaasr5 room Of hs
Heass O Representatives sbtaiusd ffsm aolunisulai
nisnd nsariy SEQ 900 worth 81 rsn.fsrasls post oars
cardhaaies and uised eighty cents On ne d1lsr thereon
IN Esw Tea. Supposed he has s1as to EuroPs
me Government will not susiaia suy los By The trausao-
tor, as Boynioa bad not entered % TIE du;iss - hf
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noats Leaving To-Day and rs-He-
marrosl

FpE NEw OEIEAHs -The splendid steamer Paaiae
TAPS " Lamb. VII arrive the upper uhsrf-boaf a.
Q 1aEE t1-u7rr1W morning and have iuundiate dis
pich iur New orieaus. She Is unsurpassed 90 the vest
su wafeu in pelut " speed and cumfcrt, rnd r. Justly
c~eetratel ass E1sFnEer pscEat- That prince % clerts.
CtpL VII p HaIiflT has hsHr3 o. the smcu.u4.tThe
elegant steamsr b, n Fairrhlli. Cart Faucelt. win
leave Tie lower city whErf-hazt for Kew nraaas A n
~. to-day, Shells also a great tassTfs = itn Q taarel-
~ rlt,r NJ fEler p The -lrs..-.sTh regular
packet lnE-uars Carl Cisrts vii be the regular mail
tast 'ar Ncw orle-r AZ s 0cio-k- Capt. Clarke b a
miuute msn. Ad thc IuEonar ru bset oui promptly 81
70 t.me.
Foa LouIsFELLE TIE dna sleauer Kentucky.
capt Scott viii leave fr louisville ard A. nay pia-es
% 4u'cl1ck lo-narruw- uslEefEUE % Bu.srils H-th
aemzl uErfers O. Crc-sA I'D The Ezst. he cerk
frrnishing n'cue- t-Ecls p All points
EE Sr The popular steamer ] Fl. Dickey.
ClpL Marshall, vii ieavc for ST. Louis e. he usual
h1T -mcr-1w sftfrlou1, As she D. the nail beat,
sfe makes hercauueclous with perfect regularity, A.
friinE me Verg best accommodations
FOB AHEAEsAs RIFER-The Rel Wlnz. Capt.
smith. VII lease OR Arkausas river at Ire usral hrur
Moudsy a1erulon.
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Larsr Frd-a Central America,

NV ORLEANS. Nafehs-rhs Piesyuns has received
advices from Belle and Honduras to the I'm uit. It's
correspondent writes as follows: NJ Seymour, -x-su-
periutendeni Tor me British GovernmsHl has len the
Be'i'e az d-paftea co. Euclana e. B5rSeley, s1-sso-
fets5, las boen appointed Lieuienaut-Governa o. Do
min'que. TIE bsrqus wm. o. Alden. bound from he
Belize 20 New York, vas lost On the east o. Yua;sn On
the nrst Of February Tbs Indians burned me vessel
and oarEo. The crew saoesoded in reaching the Belize
in aafatv.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-11
Arrival at 1he steamship Quaker Cit,

NEw TcHE Na-ch ie.=The srsrr Sip Quaker City,
Captain p W. suaf-id., arrived At Tie port to-day
from Havaas, with sdTi1,s OF the ca lost Rlsinsss =.
Havana was fun. TIE heaitb % ihs city vss SOD
Thurs EzsAdsnness 10 ne sussT market. Exchange
on New To.s aid London vas dsprsssea. There were
public rejsi ings At Havana On auo1uui 3 spsni-h VIC
tories over the Moors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-11
Important ApproprIatlan..

QUEBEc March io.-The Cuadiaa Psrliamcat b.
voted $500 per vofase Go the Montreal ocean Steamship
c~lmpahys steamers and BIO uo0 per- snnum for q lin. 70
TIE fouif3 summer. u j. e1pectsd THAI this arrange
mrpi viii reduce the time bstwecn E-rq7, and America
70 six DAYS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-11
ESTATE


I'VE oTer tr rae. on SOD term. he fo1os ~ ntt
" q lauls- city property &c
20 -r-es-s3 in e hirF -fee nl cultivation, the bal
Hnce wei ur'aefrt Improvements z,os, dus orchard.
rHu Stl9frl six mlIes s1Eih % The city. on he Horn
LaE- Road This f-lc- -El Be slhdivIded. % desired,
a- eN1hanE-t o. improved city property.
sss aIes, 81 mics s5u.E-saa o. he rii-. ~ uisy
srd DuIls avclurs
a eer e he Pigeon Ruosf Rosi B1ih Ct hese
r-a-s a1slu Col BrtneHs and A. o. Harris
50 acres, plrt af the Garrett tract . miles from ue
alT5 ile- s5srh af ne Raieish roadi EdjafHius The
csGsiic Erounds.
I0 scrrs on ihe Hse-n rcsE. - sirht CO ne Raleirh
psnk rsad i- H"' suI purchases.
G at.. % by I16s ssch. in The Remb-r; division. In
the nsighbarh1sf of b. G. Brinkiey's slouing the city
limits, suitable fUr residences
n acres on walnut avsuue, sdloining me osrporauon ;
has q nu- aTclard. &c
Lton Causes street. 60 by 1853 feei deep.
L1t-I and 9. bI1ck S. SUN Memphis. s-uth-rest o-rs
urr % Clinton aud rrsEevEut streets. nsuthg % feet
each
silo's on ne u m LaEe raj ara Kerr avenue. -
miirs ir1m fte city,
o. stdilou 10 DE- a51vs. ". have isrrs anoaut o.
gt1e- property f- safe, 1e TIE mst -ac5amnsiafirE
terms AMOSETT &PaOvTNE.
Heal Estate AF-ut,
mrlo-lu N1-1& Gsln--L. ProVIue Bl1ck.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-11

tsD ra-ifA elise are ainat .r.ar uFfse rru 70
sarir psi praelces tI .n~tesni e-a aas. A
usatss eiasarsieig 80 uG. hu aieig sa1ra from re
pee Huualus mis tlfsul, and no cure vii
a prsr-uiiau q ne aus nj saiilsi Huuau
Prsii0 Or, H-aysooziai Rs--ar-h-s o. -r'-rs fu-
H iute he aues effects md mos elrseia1s meie %
curiufa1 dfsaseso o. . delcats na-uFes via o1i1e .n-
srurlms fqr me perfect relocation or t1ls- who are
msErutriby imprtlneut from utsriaE i1a 40 ma--
riase siaie sa4by D. BAREoT, Ea YORK sent
free q p~tnes evsyrhers-
81 - ar l.-ll-l-I rLN.-r-Ln Q
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rnIrr-sI.,h conffess.-first ses.I

ThirtF-SiSth COnEfosS--ftrst session
WAssgsGros Hsrch io.-uousE--Ths sPester o.
yesterday aPp5iussda special oozmittee on The Pacific
railway bul. The committee Il Composed o. Asssrs
Curtis, Kelogs = zichissa. Fsatou. Rics. S0uL Davis
q Indiana. Farnsvprih, Hamilton. Aldfirh freEch.
s. q Tsylor. Phsi5s, Hsir and snin C. rirEnIt-
me mni9s sintoi 10 iarestlsats alleged or
rupuons Ia the departments j. oomPosed - Nefsn.
G-ds. Ola. Win-i-w, Train. and Robinsoag HIinais
Asisumcd uuul Monday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-11

TT
gptiaI aotfts.
~ETerFbadr nEinEs

IHAf srtrao-tinsrg pielasnt osrfitE the HIGHLAND
nrrfEha POI ~ Is fancy qlsrt tsHiss nl ea-cu are
siihoqt p1raiiel b a. ralis uu- d r-meiias ror
Annui isursats Calls lnalrrsias uIsF-psa. sad sqr
az s,o'arA tne nerfeus Diseases ihsg are s. b easaul
sia 80 tsetusi ere. Her iaat srrins 8 appm11a-
ms every fs-ig Aslid sapqg nsasoigss ~uh Ole
" fsmIg friend H
HANsFFLD q CO, Pr9pris,ars.
9a BY efEsiaf, sralsrr AMI merchants everywhere,
aT.iaE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-11
.SUNDAY y.
6ommfrfial MatIfrs.
nnNrHIs pNLr ~ -

MEMPHIS DtILv kPPEAL oFfIck.
s~uHRhT, hafsh a. leo
: C0T1ox--ss nsk-i ~ hs-.- yesterday ~
haans. arassss IN snyihins tai - src urauuz asa
nsr. J. In bfiies-1 ies earoas haze let sc4 no
boiiam ne ..ies eefe 10 a s. y 4 * % ne O.
siss ialatss. sTatzIa.4s. g = VI H-tes.
I55 81 = tates. % - % e. a. ioE Is a. 1ok. re al
los. = itloN. sslak-ssa iasobsirs
fuieritf---- - o. NH-ufnE----.. sN1iuk
osaFsr Cd Nia5hss..m siiS
Lav : ss'us.. sss = lTas@.~....is silS
Dsmessie Markets 81 T~e,egraPn.
NV oaLEASs. March . p a-catn-ibe aiesof.
sreHui 70 500 baic-. e. I0kaus o. Sss o.
isaas mtediiar Thsnarkfteias q-lsi. IA, sslss 81
tbs vesk Hmomi to ssoobsiss. The recelpu o. he west
eHsouai 10 S.hn baiss. azaaaa Nc0o durln o. .sms
time ~ year, Tie sxps,r 81 ~ ~est suaapt a.
IS @losies. Tcfai rxpote ofta- sees {. It7. $50 siss
Eseeiris a. MS tsst ahesd - iass ysar. ~ 90 hsiss
Reosirts e ~ souih.rn paris sisai o. i..t year. ei.od
t-lss sses iH port ase9blis. Hoiilses Is daa 81.
sieS ceass-ihe martrtdlrd arm a rlsafa
TIE saies o. M uees snaunf 10 500 lsc.. saa an
part $50 bags. rssiust 10 80 sane lime u.s. yssr
FrsiEhtte ~ oaiiea % LivsrPooi. y. sirriiur srahsarr
% Lniau s9sN- sirht ~szchsnss On Ss~ Ysrf psra
X prem
SEF Toaz, Hareh 10, ,. a-Caau-lhs af.s o.
ta-eHf tmount to 1901 hsisl al1E5. f5r risdisr NJ
lE1ds. Fiour-ne market closed basyanf; b. aiss b
t@a'I ameuut 70 SEQ tss Al Is asssa IS. coru-ths
nArtet eiosrd m8rs armi ne sales % to-isr sua-uf q,
5000 BASKETS At 7s8sla. Port-ths marie riosf San
atsi7@ for Cd. and Isl2k ~ nsv. lard IA hrs.
feiiiaz al ioEGflo. win aieso o. 30 bris. su-a-asses
lrm nseehc % Orleans, win sales 81 90 hrir. G fss
eosed 6i7ae, viii a. upward ~tsuisn-s
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o. 5. Tren.nrr siniemenl.

WARRINGTON, HarFh iH-fhs sistsr,srt - A. So
rsisfF es us rsssuE, r. il as sees. shows tbe ra-
0iFls oasse been g. 5000, including treasury notes.
Drafs Uere paid to On amount fxsscliag $500, 900;
araf. rar. LIZ :. n, Num- 81 A "a on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-11

e Messrs. Talb-. * Dsney, No. $50 Main
street. are now ia rercirt Of a large stock =
fancy and toilet articles. L-dies 10 vant Of
such goods would fna Il % thels Interest 10
call and see then.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-11

DrsoHAHezn--E J. Matthews, she wss
arrested o. This civ q few says go on the
charge Of stealing o Save iren re- master in
Nstctsz, was broasat Before Jaise McEi-r-
nan yesterday On = writ of ksbsss corpus and
discharEed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-11

NEw MENFHIs THEArER-Ihe numerous
admirers q the Mr.. Peter Riehings and HE
charming daughter, will BE- gratifea t. iesrn
tia, trey have been re-rnssgeds and that they
wli both appear Monday evening. TIE en-
te~rtainseHt viii commence with Louiss ss Lg-
sra-Louise de Ligaerolies, Miss C. Rich
inrs Lagrange (fstheF Of Louise) Mr. r
Biehings. To conclude with Pqgy Grse.
We hope soon ts SEE Mr- Riehings in bis
great rok Of "Mark Maglsrey" in the comedy
Illustrative Of American society, entitled Er-
iremes, and are gratihsd thstu hs- aosa IN
deriined.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-11

THAEEs- We thank our nsa ant and
courteous fdesds, Borden &CBnsn, O. Adams
& Co.'S express, for aiiv fsvors
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-11

New AFrARArus.- The members Of Fire
Company No. @ yesterday received heir beau
tful new bose esu.a-s, and aaraisa dgring
the afternoon, arb the apparatus ia the pro
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-11

PEHscEsL-M. J. =. Cartwright, 81 this
city, was ia ST. Locis Thursday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-11

nIA4AANH 4eHaA AAa
EDrrORs APPEAL; We you'd respectfully
cal th@ attention cf our police 10 the fact that
men sHt BOYS Cboth white and black nightly
disturb he quiet drnizeHs o. Ssccai street,
near Madison, with abominsbIs noise Of all
descriptions At an hour when people wish 10
sleep. Railing sticks against the fences,
singing rowdy songs and quarrelinE s H5if
chief amuseaeats. We DO ret desire TO dis
turb their fan, bat we think they could choose
a more seasonabls time to enjoy themselves.
The police Il these wards (4lh and 5gh) wiz
please note Ibis and act accordingly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-11

Alabama river is now In most excellent
boating order, and 80 great Is the competition
Tor frsights that cotton is being carried i0wn
% Mobile from Montgomery at hfty cents the
bale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-11

<sNBoAT R7EHEuy "A passenger on
% epd TIE steamer Fioiaria Wss reaefed OF a
eod watch and sI5s, ~ am expert hief Fn-
day uight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-11


81. Louts. N,sch io--rhe overland NAH fnsm san
Frauaises uiih caiiiornia adFi1es % ne IN va, pss 81
Msiss s;aiias sssisnaay en- route Cor thisuiis-
nasines. 4 San Franoiso vas dali
Crushed saEars we're airalcinsi q sale q ne htn-
d-edl bis had been rnaeo siies8Is1
The Jury In ne ease % Dr chass, eairisi iof sanl-
tsralns acids used By the a.. s. mint, failed 70 usreeon
arerdici.
TIE resolution ating cJnaiess 10 dissolve the iHiunc-
tson ssainst DE new Aimadfu guictslver mice bad
plssed he house q assembly
SILVER mines have been discovered De- Eesisra Utah
Hiues = clnnapzr have been discovered On ne hord'rs
o. the Gcizar maunisias, aud olher hzliucs TEES
discoveries srs sdiius 10 oc ezoiteucni IN carson VAL
Icy md missrs IN large nrnbers are withdrEving from
csilomia
Fbs legislature Of Washington rsrTiiory h'd appointed
delegates &c sitend a convention 81 Vancuuver % EN-
sidsr ne necessity e . Serisurn Paeiheraiiruad.
10 British caluutla sre.i indignalou vas ret seains
Governor Doug So. % assouut o. AK q Ave dahsrs
being mpsssd upan sseb muie is-i q p~rogiai0ls 9 nj uP
q me Fraser river mines
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RsooRnrH's III ere were sixteen
easss b Fore tie recorder YESTERDAY, sshi OF
whom were sent 10 fic san gang.
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RrVan,s TasfeIess Y%ernIffnrr.

nastGless a. the hI1eTrd leu
P-iliess lu o. aeti1u r1ds
Harmess1s na rcsfs treafh.
lui OBJ WINS Immediate Esafh-
Swans Fcruifuge. Of csursa.
T. The moher7s raud resaurcs
fuf % iu tlltiea- Price g cents SD -
f-1s-im MAEsFIELD a 90.
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nANAWAY from ne Gtscrlher- q neEro mznaE
IL named HENRL aged - years. abQut six foet&
hiEh, c1uplexill 1laEE. When UalE1s sEluf.him-
eeIf 4 Hnfr. hT8 his head toun On one SIDE. never
rants ve-v erect polis aui pleasant when spoken To-
ars him-1r Henry JacE1or- ] ulu give hs aooTa re-
yard fr I'm c1ufned IN az la ne State 90 Hul
can 81 him, e. two huntrl dollars II eausht ina RE-
suh- he nay BE- in ne nsIshoorheodo % Cisrtsylls.
urTTm HI. HAWLEI
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CHsEsEB wIrH R9uHEET-Hlrti1 Mad
den ERs Eos. Ryaa, steamboat lsck-Asnds
wev arrested yestsriayr- -ha charge e steal
fHE aoarpst bar and some articles of c.o.hing
from tie cook o. tie L4sg H-I,s-. The cook
was drunk and asleep Oh -ss bluff yes ssdsy e
lifetime the robbery was committed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-11

SeESe RACES ofEE rEE MEsFHls CoUEsE
ns moPreto-s Of 1e Memphis race eouIss
are already In The f-iiwith he- programme
FOR he spring races, 60 uhi1h We uvit-ce at
csatton OF those Interested 10 tie splEts ri the
ture.
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SrEkMER HicKEAN BUnSED-Boss OF LsFE.
We received last evening" he particulars OF
the burniug Of the stesHaer Hickman, Captain
Bysrs, 2 regular Cincinnati and Arkansas
river packet. The Hicknsaa Jeff LlIae Rock
al three O'Clock Monoay evening", and when
she bad reached a point sixteen mile below
the Rsck, fire was discovered among Tie wood.
TIE beat was imms8iately hsidei for TIE
shoae, but TIE flames progressed WITH seeh "a
pidiiy that many Of the PASSENGER escaped
with grsat difficulty. Two % TIE passengers
enc a Mr. Dupse, Of Fsrt Saith, Arkansas'
and another phose name Is unknown, We're
barred to dcah. Capt ByrTs narrowly es
Gaping over thu uheel-house, aad Mr. B1Wtrsi
the elek. was equally fortunate. he hoat
ddHed down a short distance from the shore,
and burned to the waters edse. Fortunately,
she bsd no freight on board az the time, asshe
was RETURNING hom Fort Seth. The Leon,
Cant Ressner. from Little Rock, came down
to ue wreck, arriving about one o'clock At
night. and conveyed The p~sssensers and
crew hack to little Rock The khahoss %
Capt Reesner. and the oibsf officers Of the
Ls1n will ever BE- hel1 in sicred remembrance
by those whom they 50 generously relieved
The Hicsmaa was an old boat, was owned ~
tbe Messrs. Dean, Of Cinrinna,i, and was Fai-
ucI at $1,000. she was insured IN Cincin-
natl Offices for $500. some Of the papers,
and an the funds Of the boat were saved Cap.
3. Bowers, Tie clerk o. the Hickman, was
a passenger BY the Uncle sam for Louisville
yesterday. The crew and passengers from the
steamer arrived AZ this port last evening
b. the steamer Reiuiug.