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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

EDIToRs APPEAL In your paper Of this
morning, Thursday you state that alder
man Morgan brought forward an ordinance in
council, the object OF which was to take way
the premium Of twenty-five dollars now al
lowed to the ere company throwing the first
water on a fire and that for the future no an
nusl sum be allowed as has been done hereto
fore. In the the city ordnance book, article
ID, sec. Sd, It does allow twenty-five dollars Of
a premium for first water. Now allow me to
say that no company in the city has ever re-
csiVsd twenty-five dollars for one single pre-
MUM fifteen dollars being the outside cent
received. Then why is it put in the code Of city
laws? Perhaps some one Of our aldermen
could tell. Ihave demanded the twenty-five
dollars premium in making out our account
with the city, but could never receive any sat
i~sfsetory answer, except, that fifteen dollars
was the premium, although Published different
in the city Law book. It lie well known to ev-
cry fireman In the city that our yearly dues
Eve hundred doliars-is not half enough 10 pay
the expenses Of running and keeping our sp-
psratus in order.
Certainly, gentlemen, take away the pre-
miums, and also our dues. Go on, and We pre-
dict you'll hear something drap on you in the
shape OF taxes that will not be 50 pleasant to
hear. Get steamers, BY al means, and per-
hsps you'll find that il costs considerable more
than the mere pittancs now allowed to the
hremsD. IxDEPENDEEr.
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LIvsrpOol Markets BY Telegraph.


LIVERPOOL, February A--Cotton-the sales OF cot
ton during the past three days, including wednesday,
foot Up 1900 bales. Spectators and exporters took
1000 bales. Messrs. Hewitt Il Co.. circular says oThe
market opened very dull; middlng qualities have de-
ellned X lower qualities have declined K9K. The
market closed With a dec ming tendency"
Nesrs. Richardson, Spence & Co.'s circular says:
"The market fer breadstuhs generally closed quiet but
steady" The market for provisions closed duh.
LIVERPOOL, February 15.-The sales Of osttsn dur
ing the past Eve days amount to S2,O00 bales, Of which
amount spectators took 5000 and exporters 5000 bales.
The market yesterday closed very dull holders we're
pressing on The market. There is 4 decline Of X on
middling and lower qualities The sales Of to-day
amount TO 1000 bales spectators took 1000. The market
closed with = declining tendenry At the following author-
lied quotations OF the brokers' board circular: Fair Or
Jeans IN, middiing IL. The stock Of cotton is soeu-
muiating, while the consumption is largely declining.
The stack Of cotton at this port amounts to T26, 900
bales, Of which smount $751; 500 bales are Of America
production.
The market for breAdstud5 closed with . declining
tendency. The provision market quiet.
MANcHEsTER.-The adviees received from Msnohes-
ter and other manufacturing districts are unfavOrabIe.
qualities Of goods and yarns had experienced a
slight decline. The cotton market closed very dull.
There are ram0rs in circulation Of short time at the
manufactures.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

DrED FROM DEsTITUTIoE.-A poor man
named Austin o'Hara arrived in this city a
few days ago with but little money; hat was
soon spent, and being unable to procure en-
ployment be was reduced to great straits, and
had to sleep in the open cir. The consequence
was a rapid loss Of health, and yesterday be
was found dead in the upper room Of an Irish
boarding house, on Mccall street, where he
had obtained shelter. The verdict returned o.
an inquest before Esquire Mallory was;
a Came to his deah from neglect and eH-
sOsure." How long is Memphis to be dis
rEaeed BY such in~humsnisy as that which
1esves such cases as the present unPrOyidedtOr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01
MtsttuanGOns

The AMALGAMATIoE OF LAEGuAGEs.-Thers
u q growing tendency IN this age 70 appropriate the
lrnst expressive words o. other Languages, and after a
while 70 incdfporate them into our owa; thus The
sura 9phaiic, which 10 from the Greek ,signifying ifor
me bead, is nov becoming p0pHiArized In eonnecfon
VIII NJ spalding's great headache remedy, but Il win
49, oe used 10 . more general way, AID The word
FYnliS WIZ become Is a9mmon A. electrotyps, md
laly others, whose distinction Hs foreign words has
eeeA -oth sway hy coEumos use, urtll they seem 0ua
i've asd 70 he manor born
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

RoBBERY.-On wednesday night the kitchen
Of Mr.. J. D. Willie msoh, in an alley on Mad
ison street, near Monroe, was entered and a
quantity Of ~valusbles, the property OF hia
slave, Frank F ester, carried Of. Among other
things four hundred and fifty dollars was taken
from a trunk, a gold and asilvsr watch, a ring
and a quantity Of good clothing were carried
oE. Ofcsr Trottsr and others Of the police
BY great sxsrtions arrested a negro named
Jake johnson, upon whom some Of the miss
ing articles were discovered. The subject viii
be investigated before esquire Horne this
morning.
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sgstiaI @atrts.


Is no disease without its uitendzat infamma-
tion. To subens the is the ant thins to
In burss, sesidz. bruises, Is e~xisrnals,
md plies, rheumatlsn, ETC., as Intervals, Ipply At once
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR. This ALL
healing, all-poweriul ansidots. instantly sIisys ihasm-
and consequently strikes At he root Of nls dis
Ease. A surs now is At enee effected.
For sale In New Orleans, vholesais and retail, By
J. wHIGBF = CO.,
II aas IgI chaftrss street
Sole agents for ths Southern States, and 70 whom a
1rdsrs shoald be addressed. ss2T-dsvim
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Eatrst Aens bu GfIfgragB.
xxxvE ConFrsss---sseoDd ssssIon.

xxxvH CongFess---seeoBd Session.
WASHINGTON, February % -HousE.-IA the House
yesterday a mstiou 70 reconsider tbs vote whereby Mr.
Oorwinis amendments 70 The Constitution failed Zen the
2shl 1ieceive . twa-thirds vots. was carried By a vOts
Of 12s against e5. Iaresl eonfusion-l The amend
ments were aaaily adopted BY a vote Of tse against s..
tremendous fpplauss fren the Republican Aad Demo-
oAtie sides Of the House, and the gaIieriss.l
The select committee Of ave, IN iheir repcrb argue
against secession. they assert 81 10 Be the duty o. the
ssatrslizins psHsrs q government to oniorce ne laws
in every paa q tbs ooaaiH. with military, II the civil
autharity Is insuadsni. MessrS. ce1hrane and HrAneh
dissent.
Tbs select committed on the abstraction Of books From
Tie congressional library, By msnisers q Congress- re-
port they regard the entire charge groundiess.
The Haass eoucurred IN The sensis's brendHent
stepping the mails 10 seeding sia,es.
The report Of the COMMITTEES Of conferences on the
Oregon AND Washington territory war debt was con-
Cured in
M. Stanton made an i~nsaectssl attempt 10 have the
volunteer bin taken up.
sEEATE.-The post omee spproPEiatoa bill was
taken up, and ~displseed at one O'Clock By the reception
Of a report from he select committee.
Senator Hale o5 ected to ! resolutions gems 70 ths hird
reading.
The bill was made ; special order for hall past Twelve
O'Clock to morrow.
Senator wilsou's amendment to the post once bill
was carried BY a vote OF II sgainst -,
A motion 10 reduce the amendment offered By Senator
Gwin 10 enc million was carriea-aa against Il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

MARKET.-Tbs market ordnance, page 266
Of the city ordinance book, requires that from
the first Of April to the first Of October in
each year the market shall be open from 3
O'Clock 10 10 o'clock in the morning. We do
not know whether the ordinance is looked
upon ss a " first Of April" joke, but we find
the following in the paper that publishes the
city matters officially: "From and altar
March 4, market will be held from 4 to II
O'Clock, A. n, instead Of in the evening, as at
Dreesnt.D
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

CoTroN SHIPMENrs.-The lstersburg Err
prsss has the following: The shipments Of cot
ton from Memphis, BY the Memphis and
Charleston, East Tennessee and Tennessee
and Virginia railroads, continue to pass
througa this city in great quantities. = goes
on direct to Norfolk, where it is Immediately
transferred to the bold Of the fne steamers
that ply between virgiDia's great commercial
mart and the big cities north and east. The
knowing ones inform Us that these shipments
will continue, and in much larger quantities
than formerly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

MEMPHIS MEDICAL CoLLKGE.-The con-
msneement exercises Of this college were held
a few nights ago, when t~wenty-one gentlemen
were admitted to the degree Ct doctor Of nedi-
cine. A cstslogue Of the officers and gradu-
ates has been handed Us from il we learn thai
the Institution is hourishing, The number Of
graduates being nearly double tAat Of 1850
The faculty comprises the following names
John MiIlington, NJ. D., Lunsford ?. Yandsll
NJ. D., john T. Marable, NJ. D. Dudley D,
Saunders, NJ. D., Alexander Erskine, M. D.
Junius williams, NJ. D., LuRsfOrd P. Yahdell.
IT., NJ. D., John Lands
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

ANUsEzEsrs. - Many peoPle-they are
sftsn good meaning, but they must excuse us
Il we say they are shallow Judging people
are horrifsd at the thought Of our having a
theater in Memphis. The following, from the
Madison (Arkansas) Pioneer, will give an
idea Of what occurs where they have no thea
ter: " Our citizens have had a variety Of
smusements during the past week, consisting
Of fighting, paying fines, playing billiards and
fighting chickens.o
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

P-Ho-osRAPHIc GALLERY.-At the north
east corner Of Union and Main streets Year
out, Register & Co. have fitted up elegan;
rooms for taking photographs and s~mbrotypes.
They have an excellent sky-light, an artist for
eOloring, and every other convenience. Ad-
joining they have q room for the sale Of the
celebrated Wilcox sewing machine. Give
them a call.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

r Headache Is the faVorite sign by which
nature makes known any deviation whatsoever from the
natural State o. the brain, and viewed m this light IL
may be locked on hs a safeguard intended 10 give notice
Of disease which might otherEis. escape Atteatioa, tan
too late e be remediedi and it, ndiestionsaaould never
Be neglected. Headaehss may be eiassihed under two
names, viz Symptumatio and fdiopNfhic. symptsmatlc
Headache Is exsesdingly common and j. the preeurb0r
OF q great variety Of diseases HmonE which are Apo
pieU, Govt Rheumatism and all febTlle diseases. In
~ nervous fern 1t Is sympathetic Of disease Of The
Btomseh oonsituting Sick Headache, q hepstc disease
constituting Bilious Headache, Of worns, constipatisH
and other disorders Of the bowels, as well IS renal and
uterine affections. Diseases Of the heart are very ne
qneniiy attended win Headzchss; Anemis and Plethora
are Also affections which fre4usutly oocasisn heAsaehe.
l~aiopathie Headache 10 also very Common, being asuailS
distinguished b. The mans Of Nervous Hesdache, souse-
times essning on suddenly In q state Of apparently send
health, and prostrating 81 once the mental and physical
energies, and In other instances II comes on slowly, her
aided By depression o. spirits or seefbity Of temper. In
most instances the pain Ia in the front o. the head. over
one Or both eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting
under tAts class may also be named Neuralgfa.
For the treatment OF either class OF Headache. ne
Cephaiic Pills have been found q sure and safs ranasy.
relieving he most acute pains in = few minutes. ~
y IT subtle power eradicatinE TIE diseases Of which
Headaehe Is the uneuing index.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

BRlDsET.-Missus wants you to send her a
BOZ Of Cepheilc Glusi no. a bottle q Prepared Pills.
pal In thinking that's not jest Ii naithsr; but perkins,
yen De efther knowing what IL Is. Te see she's niEi
dead and goEe with the Sick Hesdache, and wants soas
more OF that same e. rslaived her before.
Dfuesist-fou must meaR S~palding's Cephaiic Pills.
brieEet-0chi sure now ana you've sd its here's
ne quarther and give me the Pills, and don't be all Eay
about IL aithsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

NEW O~KLEANs, February IS, P. M.-OOtlOn-the
market opened buoyAut, but The steamer Canadians
news caused less amnsss; sales Of 5000 bales 1T IOK
@lIEe for New Orleans middlinss. sugar-marke
closed arm At 4K@5He. Holssses is selling at IS s27e.
FioaF-mArkst closed qaist At ass. COrn-mixed corn
closed At549s0c. Pork closed arm At SIS. Exchange
On Londou AaAEei exchanre on Nor York ss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

LAW FIRN.-We learn that R. II. Forester,
Esq, Of CynthiaHa, KY, has become asso-
eiated in business with the respected Major E.
B. Bartlett. Their law Office is at the north
west corner Of Main and Jefferson streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01
New YORK MARCEL, bv T,lerrnvh,

NEW YORK, February %, P. M.-Cotton-th market
closed dali and unsettled, with unimpOrtsns safes At
NE. Flour closed dull a. a decline 81 Sc; sales Of
5000 brls AZ S5.I095zO wheat hiss declined l82s.
Corn eios.d duh At a decline Of le; sales Of 5000 bush
els at IS X9esc. Psrk closed quiet bat steady sales Of
6sebfis at st725. Lard closed steady at sK@iOKe.
Sugar closed steady at 4K@6e for Cubs, and SO &c for
Orleans. Nolasss-sales $50 brls Orleans At 1885 F;
Cuba Muscovads is selling AZ z7c.
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COMMITTEES OF ThIrty.Thres.

WASHINGTON, February IS The resolutions re-
ported BY The special House COMMITTEES OF shiriy-thrse.
which will be considered to-day, that all attempts to
obstruet the return Of fugitive slaves are in direct cen
nict with constitutional obligations, that no power out
side Of the slave States has a right 70 interfere with
s'averyj that all Eaehs, and hindrances TO return fugi-
tive slaves should be diseounienaneed. There Is no
connieting elements in society, nor any s~ufleisnt cause
for 5 dissolution Of the Uaion. The faithful obssrVsnee
Of all constitutional oblisstss By all The States is ss-
sensial to the peace Of The eountry. His the duty Of the
Federal Government 10 enforce the Federal laws, pro-
tect Federal property, and preserve the Union Of the
States that each State be requested to secure 70 oiti-
zens OF other States travelling therein the same prOtee-
ton As is Afforded its own eitizshs. Zach stats is re-
questsd t. enaot laws to prevent and punish any at
tempt At = lasiess invasion Of Any other State or Ter
ritoryi that the President request the governors e all
the States to Communicate thsse resolutioas 10 their
legislatures.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

The THEATER. Faust and Marguerite is
exciting great attention at the theater. Mr..
Roberts as "Mephistophsles,' is admirable;
Miss Parker as Marguerite +" is exquisite, we
give her all due credit; Mr.. Macauley would
do well if he was well supported with a lit
tie more practice the piece will go of nobly.
At all events the piece is well worth seeing
and a most agreeable evening may be spent in
seeing II.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

HOsteefer's Stomach Httfers,
tax stomBch is the foundation hesd Of scores Of diseases
which latest the amman SyEten. Indigestion, bad
enough per Sc, gsnersses dinrrhsa. dy~ssniery, ~isin'aess
vertigo, pslpitasion Of the heart. general debility etc.
Get rid Of IT. then, At once, By going through = conrse
Of HOststtsr's Stomach Bittsrs. = ~pslataile and refresh
ing preparation, which as surely relieves al csmplAinis
Of TIE stomach and It's dependencies As The sunshine
msits the snow. A course Of ne medicine may notper-
hAps be necessary. One bottle frequently aeoOmplishes
q complete cure.
Pr sale By druggists and dealers generally every
where. HOsrET78R n SIXTH,
Manufacturers and PropristOrG,
fr27-stvaw1v No s. Watsr and IS Ffsuf street..
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Cincinnati Markets By TeIexrsDb.

oNcISSATL February 2s.-Flour-the sales are
uuiaportaut at - 5OS46o. Oats closed steady at IKE.
ocrn-markst closed dui at 349see. Pork closed arm
sales Of 100 brls at sI79tT.5O. Whi1ky-sales 8. coo bris
l5He. Csndles-ssles at l59Ise. sugsr-ssles ct SK
OK. Coffee quoted at i2z9i4c. MolAsses COATED At
sOR23c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

SERVED RIsHT.-John O'Neil, the maseu-
line article who was taken on Wednesday for
selling vile books and filthy pictures at The
wharf, as we stated yesterday, has been sent
by the recorder to the chain gang for twenty
fhrea DAYS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

DR. VAN BUREN.-Ws direct attention to
the card Of Dr.. Van Buren, to be found in
another column. Dr.. V. intends Practicing eT-
c~Iusively in diseases Of the ear and eye, in
which he has had much experience and sue
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

TIE NEeRo SHOoTING.-Joe, the slave Of
A White, who shst a slave belonging to
Mr.. Fowlkss, in the head, was yesterday fined
twenty-five dollars in the recorders court.
Cheap shooting.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
CANADIAN.
SIX DAYS LATER FRox EURoPl

NEW YORK, February IS The Montreal ocean steam
ship Canadian arrived At Portland to-day from Liver
pool, via Londonderry, with advices to the 18Th mat.
She brings the latest intelligence received BY tsle-
graph at Londonderry from Liverpool and London.
Her Raviees are six days later than those received by
the steamer America.
GAErA-Telegrsphi dispatches reesivsd from Ma
pies announce the espitulstiOn Of Gsstz. The royal
family retired on board a French vessel Of war. The
garrison remains as prisoners Of war until the surren-
der Of Asssin4 and other forts.
The steamship North Britain arrived out Gu the I4th
inst.i from Portland.
The steamship Eutonia srrived of Southampton on
the Ish inst.s from New York, with dates 70 the LIST
instant.
E~saLASp-The proceedings Of parliament are unim-
portaut.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

Wiz HOUSE, FTEED.-At the recorders
court, yesterday, the notorious Madame Mil
Ter was hned twenty-five dollars fer keeping a
house for the worst OF purposes in the city.
People who pursue an honest business have to
pay a much higher tax than that. That house
viii probably be as bad to-day as it was yes
terdsy; will its manager be fined tomorrow ?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

RA1IRoAD ExrEEsION.-The Nashville and
Northwestern railroad, 4. 10 said, viii reach
Dundss, the point at which this read crosses
the Memphis and Ohio road, during the next
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

AvREs BLocK-YeSterday we visited the
magnificent block Of buildings just completed,
and situated on the east side Of Second street.
between Court and Madison, and Immediately
Opposits Court square. We learned that al
the store rooms, which are roomy and elegant,
are engaged by men Of capital and enterprise,
and all the Offices on the second and third floors
occupied The Ayres building is an orna-
ment to the city, and reflects great credit upon
the architect and builders, as well as upon the
liberality and public spirit Of our old and
respected townsmsn, T. S. Ayres, Esq. We
found among the occupants Of this building
the well known real estate agents Monsarrst,
Duprse 8 Co. These gentlemen have fitted up
their office in an elegant manner, having every
convenience for their extensive and growing
business, and viii hereafter devote all their
attention to real estate. The large business
that this firm has heretofore done, their long
experience and perfect knowledge of the value
OF city and suburban property, and their well
known promp'ness and reliability, entities
them to the large patronage which they have
had so long. We wish them abundant success
in their new and elegant quarters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

WARRINGTON, February ga member Of General
Twiggs' sisfis at present in this city. He reports that
Gen Twiggs has declined to enter the service Of Georgia,
Or the Southern COnfederscy. Rumsrs Of the death Of
Gen. Fwiggs have been received FROM several sources.
Il is said that GOverHor Houston sen: his aid-ds-oamp
to TwigEs, to demonstrate against Eremtditsted treAeh-
cry an alteration ensued, during which the aid shot
TWiggs dead. This rumor, however, lacks eorhrmation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

u Over excitement, and the mental care
and anxiety incident to close Ettenti.n 70 business or
study, are among the numerous causes OF Nervous Head
ache. The d~is0rdered state OF mind and body incident
10 this distressing complaint is a fatal blow 10 81 energy
and ambition Sufferers by this disorder can always
ootsia speedy relief from these distressing stacks b.
using one Of the Cephalle Pills whsaever the symptoms
appear. II quteis the overtasksd brain, Snd so0thes the
strained and Earring nerves, and rsiaxes the tension Of
the stomach, which always accompanies and aggravatss
the disOrdersd condition Of the brain.
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Report Of the Committee os FIve on
President buchanan receiving the
SANTA narngImn

wAsHISsroE.lF FEB. IS The select oonmittse Of ave
appointed BY the House Of Representative on the Pres
dents course in receiving commissioners from he
State Of South Carolina, submitted their report yes
terdAy. The Hsjoriy report signed BY Henry L. Davis,
rep OF: Massachusetts,, VIVA. Howard, (Dem) of'ohlO.
Johu n. Reynolds, "a. l.. D. } Of New York, says; We,
a majority Of the COMMITTEES, cannot understand Why
the President assumed TO hold oaeial communication
with The eomuissloners from South CarOIins, for under
the principles OF his annual message commissioners
could not be regarded otherwise than engaged in a rev.
o~luiionary easrt TO subvert the Government, and it was
the plain duty Of he Presiaszi to enforce The laws Of
The united States against any isdividual kRovn, ~ sus-
picioned Of completely in reasonable movement. ne
majority report Of he COMMITTEES cAnnot see any cir
eumstAnces 70 justify the President IN entertaining di-
plomatie intercourse with south Carolina, except on
tho assumption that South Carolina was sn independent
power, and that the President By of1oibllv replying to
the commissioners involved, to sone extent, negotiation
with . rsbeuious State.
John OOchrsne, Of New York, Submitted the minority
report signed By himself. The couEse pursued b. the
President Is defended. It lie denied that TIE eonmis-
sionsTs from south Carolina were oaacialiy recognized.
The esnsurs Of the President is attributed 70 party
feeling,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

Held FOR TRIAL.-J. ". Sharp, a lawyer,
was examined before Mayor Baugh, yester-
day, on the charge Of harboTing a free negro
in the State contrary to law. He was hsldin
two thousand dollars for trial at the criminal
can't
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

Coal FoR MEMPHIs.-The Louisville COET-
Ter says the towbOat Conssioga, with eight
bsrges and two fats, laden heavily with Pitts
burg coal has descended the falls for Mem
uhis.