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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-06

There was nothing new on Cfsnre
yesterday We have reported to Us Sales Of ~
hogsnesds o. sugar on Friday and Saturday at ~ 10 z.
Fair to fully fair now quotes o to TIC. The reoafpti
yesterday were as follows ; ksgs butter ! cask and l
fierce bacon, 10 head cattle. 9 sacks drsd fruit : boxes
eggs * sacks and y barrels -Four, O. hides, / barrel lard.
, sacks potatoes, II head sheep, o boxes tobacco. e
sacks wheat
The New Orleans Piaayuss Of Saturday. april =.
says.
The impending danger II tho city Suspended al oper-
etions IN the maraet, excepting in sugsc ana mola1EaE il
which there has been a limited movement 81 irregular
prces. At the date OF our last reyicg. our cotton state
ment showed 2 nominal stock on hand OF I,2i4 bales
This was the amount IN presses and on shipb0ard a. the
time that al shipments to the city were prohibited
excepting UEdeE special permits nom the Governor fog
the purpose OF running the blockade eithar from this or
from some OF the nsighboriug ports or lnle.s and 81 ~
cotton which has since come forward under such permits
was not 70 rsmsio here, We have cot regarded 6; a. a
portion Of the stock, but we added it 70 the receipts OF
included Il in the amount set down as exported and In
t-lnEltu- There was consequently on hand yesterday
morning s3l4 bales, aud an additional amount on ship
board and In uGn4tl Lat had not yet rzn the blockade
The whole, or nearly the While, Of this has been d.
stroyed We consequently amend our table by balane-
ing the exports and burn: against the old stock and
receipts since September !, leaving the market bsre-
C~OTTOE-Ths market has continued nearlv AZ a stan5
still without any material change, either n The demand
or pFyoes, tbs coly sales reported during The week being
100 bales on the spot, essttnS low middlng, sold on So.
urday at &C. Last week the ruling rates for lots on plan
tsuon, deliverable 8; once, OF to bs held at ths rAk Of the
buyer, was &C., snd Il dslverabls bsre, 81 70 Sc On the
spot, UiddiDg ruled at g 20 Toe, bat good STAPLE has
commanded higher dgures Weeks receipts go bales
last year 1850. Total since September /, 34,Ts9; Isst
year, LeIT.sO0. Weeks exports, etc, 90 bales: lsss
year, 27,0S9- Total exports, etc, 1855 bales lasf vaa~.
l,T56,35Q. Arrived to date, a, $50 stock on hama 4is0s'
which has been exported and burned. Z
SUGAR-We noticed IL orr last revisT that un5sr Al !
ample stock and general suspension Of demand from the
absence OF shipping facilities, . limited business had !
been done a. irregular and easier rate, since which ~
ing to less liberal receipts, prices have assumed mora /
but the demand has continued limited. ths
sales comprising 200 hhdA during the first three dsyg. -.
and 300 since, including some lots 2. &c. for a.. a. fg+ |
prime, and &c. for white clarified.
MOLAssES-With 2 less liberal FappIV. prl,as hsvs
renewed drmnsss, the sales snbrsang sso
brs. during the trf TIRES days at q 70 l5c. for fermsns /
ing and u to lSc. tor prime to choice reboiled, and 1900 |
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HOsPITAL-We have grsi. and
@s1in been asked to call public attention 10 the eoudi
lion Of the overton Hospital We have 10; done SC
because we have reason to believe that o nevgpaDsr
article on the subject would cot aid in producing the
eaalS9 that is desired The hospital s entirely under
military authority. The assistance formerly given BY
me citizens committee to such good purpose hes BEEN
dispensed with. Those who wish to SEQ q change a. the
hospital should draw up a bret and plain statement Of
iaet let be signed By wslLknown parties personally
acqusintsd with the faes stated. AID Forwarded # 10
Gen BeauregaTd, The generals vsuknown humanity
might be relied On Tor the resi-
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IN PANTs-Amoug the parties introduced 10
e'ufi Yesterday to the Recorder was Miss LYDIA Angela
who having bscome disgusted with crlnoline. and sspee
iaiiy with thefrigbtful staring, outspreadIug. ~slyscrap-
ing nower-oed-containing fashionable bonnet had Out On
Z heSI coat S1d pants, a tidy white stand up collar and
Z ieit nat and wa ~parading tbs town u-nsucum5ered bv
moving garments Or head covering mo1stroaty. For
'nos nduigirg her disLkes, and entering tsr practical
protest against the fashionable bonnet she r~epudia1es, ss
more Ut Tor the ample front of q oo~ than for the head Of
: woman Lydia was compelled to pay six dollars 80 the
city treasury
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The New York Hori., Of d las GATE, says:
The las advice from Washington sra % the
effect that 1t Is seriously proposed 70 let tho tax
6A Ie over uctt tho next session Of Congress.
Tho dalay mIc-0rlug IL to the Senate. the i'm
UsCse interests engaged in throwing impedi-
menis II the way O.. tLs s5oDtjou IF any burden
OF this hind, the reluctance Of Conrressren 70
be Identified wf.I @ measure involving so much
local un72PuiaUty gives color 60 this alarming
umOr Il has been datgTmined to pli0urn in
May. which is rear al hand, yet we are told
the senate committee VIII not report It before
the close Of this week. It must then bs daba-
ted, amended, and sent back to the House. a
likely TO take months rather than weeks.
and yet the session e. Tes- It's close We do
not like the bin under discussion. 4 far better
might have been framed in a quarter Of the
time with one enth the Labor. But, bad as It Is
It IS infinitely better than more 20 all. Better for
country that We lost one Of orr grand a!mies.
than that Cong ess failed TO pass q tax bin at
present session.
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SPECIAL ORDER No. 312.
HEADQUARTERS,

LeWPDbI may l. lc0&
THE following Instructions are published for the infor.
= nation Of troops now 50 this city or in transit
l. The attention Of commanding officers Is called 10
rs.
The commanding officers Of regiments. bEttaIions and
oetaened companies IN transit or IN camp 20 this post are
required to make written reports to thee Headquarters.
o
Il Al ofnoers and privstes arriving in this city viii
Hpot 70 these headquarters their arrival.
IL Inc attention Of officers commanding il called TO
\ strict adherence to the regulations, which allow no
soldier 70 absent himself from hiz company or camp
without a written permit.
~. Inc Civil Governor and Provost Marshal will
Efrest al soldiers found on the streets or in bis iurisdic.
Aon, unless they have written permits from the officers
Commanding their companies or detachmeutg or whose
passes furloughs or leaves Of absence are not counter.
ngned by the General commanding Amy Of The bis.is-
AppL or Mejor-Gens Hardee, Bragg. Polk or gree',in-
saWe 70 Inet headquTrterA
Hley are not entitled, subject themselves by its eoptipu-
Ence to severe military punishment
~ order Of THOS. Il. ROSSER.
MyoA" Colonel Commanding Post
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sPECIAL D 20. be.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or GIsSIS1IPFI,y
COEISTH. Mi-s, april 18Th l-62.
4 IL ola-e7s and men 81 The Il;h Regimen Arkgn-
A ERs Volunteer Et0 wers ust taken prisoners -
4dnd Bend, viii report WITH the least dzlsy pr4cfica-
he 70 NJ --General HaTdre. 20 re incorporated with
The "a egim Arkansas Yolauteetsr and lt IS euj pined
~ all officers Of ire lHh Arkansas E~eEfnsnt 10 collect
'le men q their regiment known not 90 have been cap
fured.
Msjor-Gensrai Hsrdes may also defach s- cfIcer q
his army ocHs t. sid in the collection o. thsse strag
gers
By command OF Gen BEAUREGARD.
THOMAS JORDAN,
uv2IW A Ear.-.1
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iHE LATE BENEFIT ATTHE THEATER-The
enurs proceeds realized for the benefit Of the wounded
soldiers at the entertainment given BY Mr.. TsnashuI and
the ladies and gentlemen who so ably assisted hsn,
amounted to $3.50, which sum he disposed Of rs follows:
Over'on hospital, sl3550 Irving Hospital, 500; Cen
eFaI Hospital sI2o. The expenses vs7e 5000. paid for
extra music and house cleaning.
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RUcKER's FLAG VIII be reuc-b-r5+ .rst
daring tbs heroic defense made al Island 70 - Captain
RuokeE his flag vas destroyed On our s1ncane.ueut
Of that fact = vary beautiful ons was sent to Us. which
We forwarded 70 Capt RaCaez ~ desired By the doao-.
We have received the following lek2owieIgmeu. - Gle
receipt Of 1t from that gentleman
MEMPHIS, Tern hay Z, IsG2-
AEssRs. EDITORS Ny delay IN Acknowledged The
receipt OF the handsome coOrs, presented BY Mr< John
g. Jones, Of your city has been o-ccasiored b. :hs unset
tied condition VI ny command Proudly tskI1S 7d7au-
ts2e O! the nrst opportunity I beg to express through
your columns, my sincere thanks to the patriotic ara
generous lady and promise that. under the fold Of cELs
beautiful banner the invaders viii meet 4 breast~ork 81
brave heart, willing to sacrifice all In defending on
homes against ule unpriucipied zoe. 7 sesi highly non
cred b. TINS token Of appreciation and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
assure the noble donor that her hopes meet with 4
ready response IN the heart OF
Yours, respectfully.
L W RUCEER. Cant a--ar-
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SEOEEN

EROM my plantation. on Wednesday. Sch ofaA
i April my EEGRG MaE, LEVI, about ~
yesrs Old. common hight color black, and las a.
fanuer In bis Fpcec1. rspeC GlF when q-ilky@
spoken TO. He sl-o has q scar scrrgs hi. forehead, his
kull having been broken -o rhst hrs pGi e ran bs seen
% beat in the scar. suil pay Huv rr-gUu who viii De
Iver the said boy 70 ne iu g0Tigrh, Miss or a. nv farsi
light miles uoTsH rf Cn-nrh. g. Iz0..-sao. ana huntre5
dollars rewsrd. This ist Il Mry, is62
my45t- jos EDOAN
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RAILROAD ACCDENT-We have s.r-sd7
''a'sd that q t-tai accident took pJscs on Saturday morn
ing last On the Charleston railroad, owing 10 the military
authorities having deprived the road Of is Geographic
nsraIo=nts Il appears that wuls a r-aia was recery-
ins wood and wafer At Foca1ontss g train, full Of sol
aess' ran n;oE Tie engineer Of this Istter t-sintu-n-d
On MS steam and had The breaks down, but tleys is an
inclined plain az that spot and ne collision was iueviia-
DE Ai@ contact was not sufficiently gioient 10 very
gre''iy damage tie locomotives or the ca-g 5ut two q
me soldiers were k-sd and several injured but none, we
are informed in q manner likely to result fatally. Il Is
SAID that the engineer and conductor Of the moving train
ran OF
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PICK Up THE PTSs.-The common pin is a
most useful and indispensable article in every
household. But unfortunately, IN consequence
OF the blockade Of our ports, they have become
very scarce and very high. We must. therefore.
become economical in the USE Of them. Proba-
bly, IN no other article of trade have 80 much ex-
travagance aud caTelessness boon visible az in
the use Of pins. If we will be more caraf7} viii
them, and pick up every one we see SHINING an
the carpet or IN the street, We shall have lesSS na-
cessity for buying them from the stores. P;rk
up the pins
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FREE MARKEr-At this excellent institution.
yesterday, seven hundred persons were relieved with
the following articles 500 pounds bacon 100 pounds
Oh nouri 80 pounds sugar l6 bushels peas a o1sheLs
corn meal . bushels salt ~57rgalous moissses; 50
pounds soap. Contributions Of vegetables or other pr7-
duce are solicited from the friends Of the sol5lar
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SALT-We have seen it published in the ia.
psrs that salt can be made by lescbing the drt
Of the floors Of our 8m0ks-boUs55, and e7spora-
ling the wster by heat. There is no doubt of
tho fact that there il more or less salt contained
iG The dirt Of all mest house floors, and the guam
tity Is in proportion to the length Of time that
the house has been used for sailing and smoking
purposes, and the salt wasted by dripping and
negligence. We have q specimen of salt made
by Judge Jos. Adkins, Of Pike county, which
is quite as strong, though not SO white as the
Liverpool He thinks that No wiz Be able to
make salt enough from tho floor Of lis smoke
house, TO saws his meat next winter, ana supply
him during the year Doubtless, those who
have old 5moke-hOESes, in which large quantities
Of pork have bean sailed, will be well paid for
the trouble Of extracting the salt from the dirt Of
their meathouse AOOrs.-Gri6fn States.
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NRTEEE.

AWLNG 20 the greatly Increased clgt Of msuufastu.
- ring Gas the MEMPHIS Gas LIGHT COMPANY
Z re compelled 10 Advance Ne price one d,iIar per fhou-
. nd cubic fest from tbhs dale su6 until lnrtbsr no.
J &C. Consumers VIII b. charged s. per .h0usald cubic
s ct, with a discount Of 10 per cent for psym-n. AZ the
company Office iu accordance with their regulations
JAMES NJ. WILLIAMSON.
my2lw President N. ~ T.. Co.
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SUNDREES.

NOR sale THis S~sturisr) IgRNISG q aye *
Il Sons suction mar.
- hll sra half bbls WAge FFh.
20 IbE. I'D sad Oh ksf..
- lb- t.yos
10 iCz fla.t Powders.
gross Spring Clothes riaH.
3b0Ees s. ds JrasFeH
8 bbi-. M-lassus.
? Bacon Ea-ss
20 Eugtv Whisky Eaf.-s
200 8 and 10 sound Sat sacks.
2Ojs-s ~Shaks. Pre-, eTves,
10 pa Fine CalEkiu Boo.s
mv9 HIERFIT. HUSTON A. 20
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GES LoyELt-A New Orleans cotemDors,

GE%- LovELL.-A New Orleans cotemporaTy
speaking Of the arrival Of Gen Lowell there after
the encmy's g~uubOats had passed Fort Jackson.
says
Gen. Lowell. on appearing ON the steps, was
loudly cLesred He addressed The multitude. IL
= short speech, declaring his purpose Lot 10 sur
render the city, but 20 retire with his srr2v AMI
fight The Lircolnites. whom they couId alravs
whip ca land. He briefly sko.cheG his coursein
tho preparation Of the defense Of she CITY. Had
done all he could do with the means ID his dis
Posal. That he came here six months too late.
and Il was beyond his resources 10 coRtend sue
ceSstuliy against The enemy power On water
lie advised tho citizens 60 bea. themselves
mlniuliy, never 60 stO0p or submit 10 the Lin
coin domination, ana 90 wait wiGh patient forti-
tad5 for the deliversuca from bondage which
must soon come 10 them The general then
mouassu his horse. and, accompanied bv his
staff, rode 20 mo Jackson railroad, where he took
Ito LAST car, having already seut his army ahead
Of him.
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lished in the Cincinnati Commercial:
CAMP NEAR BULL CREEN
Twenty-Five miles S. (. Of Springfield. and nine
APEIL IL. 1862 ,
l avail myself of the prompt means Of com
municat on afforded by the departure Of a Gem
missioned officer, with a number of condemned
horses, for Springfield, to send this brief letter
which i am writing before breakfast, a]nticipat
ing ior it az unusually quick passage to tht
" States"
We arrived here lsst night; viii remain here
three or four days, until we eat up what Eitle
subsistence (corn or oats) we can fluid within
fifteen or twenty miles around, and then we will
move again, and settle, locust like, somewhere
else. April 9th we moved by way Of CsssviiIe
aud Galena, Mo, over a dcsolate and rocky re-
gion 20 Forsyth, No, on White river. we Gen.
Davis's d~ivision) forming by this G~otrcgrade
movement the rear, stopping nine miles short Of
Forsyth OF the I0th INST. We made the move
yesterday, twelve miles, for forage. Cavalry
was left at Cassville; cavalry is here and cav
airy is at Forsyth, where are the general head
quarters, ana the other divisions of our army.
Your letter of the 4th instant reached rae day
before yesterday.
Gen. Sigelleft here long ago has been sick
in ST Louis is now well, and ready sCair 90
take the field, we hear.
Our interpreter says the professors communi-
cation is written in such beautiful and elegant
German language that be cannot find eGuiva-
lent English words, and can only give us the
substance. Price, the rebel, is said to have
crossed the river at POcahontas, Arkansas.
4 fine reinforcement of cavalry arrived al our
main camp, yesterday, from Iowa. by way of
Springfield, Missouri. Ranks full and fresh
You ask if ! need anything I reply, That l
am in want of everything; but, it is out of the |
question to at .empt TO send anything our here.
Il would never reach its destination. unless some
friend was coming through to lake charge OF it. |
are satlers about, and the few things that
are absolutely necessary, can sometimes be
obtained
The paymaster failed to recognize me, be-
cause / was not present and mustered on his
on the last pay day For mileage and
transportation there is no money here, but NAV
'e soOn, when future TeBlittances shall have been
made. TIE paymaster will probably be- ground
gain about the latter part Of May
Men cannot fight hungry, nor lgLs 80 much
while freezing. Horses half starved
be relied on when needed for active ser
An effective force of men and horses need
OF be expected without a Subsistence aud forage
rain in q sterile country. The Secretaries Of
ne Treasury and War do their duty. why not
u-srtermasters, pSymasters and subsistence off
Prs DO theirs promptly on time =
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DRILL MASTER WANTED!

WISH 20 employ DRILL MASTER for ny Bat
= terry Of Flying Artillery. Address me 1t Pamela
lss, immediately. N S. WARD.
ap30 I've c-Dtgf,
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Corn still advancing mixed 2ss. 81 a2ss g.:
white 33s034s. cd. ''
proyisions-The same authorities report beet
GuIi ana unchanged. Pork quiet and steady.
Bacon steady. Lard acivs at a.. 6dR43s
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u Wallace, Hyde & Rogerson cfer unpre-
oede2tod inducements TO parties II usn. q furniture,
stoves, etc, AZ their auction mart, two sosi9 from le
southeast corner Of Second and Madison street. this nom
ing ct 10 O'Clock.
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RECRUITS WANTEnL

TTIHIRTY RECRUITS or. wanted loo Ill mp Captain
i Wicks COMPANY M5mpbi- o-H.ed Bo5sE Eacl
man vii te eEp=CHl TO furnish his own horse Repor
81 Spring Greek MadisO1 county, Tenn
an2l#E
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Prepare FOR A Day SU5DER-It Is more
than probable that G very dry summer will sue-
coed the hsavy rains and fresne.s of tho mast
winter j. is, therefore, most important that
every prudential measure should be adoDled in
arranging for the crops, with q viss 60 meet Ibis
more thsu probable contingency. Planters
should select their lands best adapted 10 dr7utb.
and plant az different times, so as rot to risk ali
upon the chances Of one dry spell. Then let
them, II preparing for their c.sps, plant very
deep, ami let the after culture consist Of a con
slant and shallow stirring Of the surfaca-keeo
ing the ground open aud mellow, and allowing
no grass or Wecds-those robbers of moisture
70 get TIA least ioo-lo.d auong the cultivated
plants.
Thus, and thus only, so far as human skill
can avail, may the fatal effects Of the drouth
Be prevented, THE results must be left to Him
" who gIvith the increase but vino hath so or
dAined tha. b mans labor and skill properly
diIec-ed, must he win his food and rsiuent from
the eatl.-SeuLic77 Cuifi7nt0r.
e & country editor, describing a dance st q
village bail, said: The gorgeous strings Of
glass beads gIstcuGi en- tho b05Jms Of the village
bellies, like polished Iubia5 resting on tho delicate
surface of warm apple dumpinps.n
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REWARD

7 EFT rE- Van Campers Linden street three "a
Il or foar weeks bacE, q YELLOW BOY, Sven ~
or eight years oId i viii give g comnansG ing re
--sId for the arrest and delivery az $40 toy to>A1
dr. Keck, HAiI street
mv43t- gFLA-EA THOMPSON.
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-EsaTECE.

LII person ta-inr claims agzuHr he sl-ame
"a z SFEELI,G PRICE. aIl present hem 70
payment TO Smith & Mclean
F. - MnHTANT.
At Smith 8 EcLesur.
~ w. MamnhI.. Tom.
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a FEDERAL OFFICER II NEW ORLEANS
The NEW Orleans Della, abiding TO the two Gil
GERS who weZo sent from Farragut TO tho munich
pal authorities, under q flag Of truce, says:
The senior officer was more reserved. brt still
mcge large professions of peaceful ~intent5. 1t
was difficult, however, tor him 70 conceal the
bitter sectional hate of q Massachusetts, mar
against g true southern community. In the
course Of the conversation, however. this officer
remarked that Capt. FarTagut deeply regretted
g. sec the spirit Of iucendisrism which prevailed
IN the city in the destruction of cotton and other
things. The mayor remarked tina; he differed
with him that the destruction was of our own
property, and did not concern outsiders. Capt.
Bayleis replied that it lo0xed ike biting off
ones nose TO spite his face. The mayor REPLIED
that We had judged differently.
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IECONsIDERATE DEsTBUCTI0E.-ThaIs was
much loss and destruction Of property on Thurs
day night and Friday which was utterly un-
necessary and uHcalled for. Our dry docks,
which the whole Federal navy could not carry
away, were sunk, most Of them beyond hoDo Of
recovery a warehouse below the depot, lately
put in use by Mr. ThsyeE, was burnt on yester-
day morning because Of the presence Of 2 LITTLE
c0ut5n therein, which belonged 70 a Spanish
house, but besides this rusre waTs two hundred
hogsheads Of sugar, tue pfopa.ty Of d widow
lady in AttaEapas. Two Of the barQes ct the
Opel0usas railroad were sl-0 burned Mono Of
these sacrifices were necessary. The cotton be-
lougcd to neutral foreigners, and WIS ssf5 from
capture. It was put up in half bales, as ia usual
With cotton intended tor Mexican transportation.
There could have been no apparent reason fer It's
destruction Not only this, but Mr.. Theyer ask
ed for time to roll it cut, but this was denied
him.
We hope 70 hear Of no moIs sUch folly. Cen.
Lowell, We understand, expressly disav0ws ha7-
ing ordered or sanctioned these sqts-Aigcrias
Nelcsboy.
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SALE OF LADIES GOODs-Lawn5, berere=.
silks, de LANES, mus ms, 1ud ali kinds OF dress and fancy
goods, by a. L Andrews q Co, Isl MeIn street. o.. 10
O'Clock this morning
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TO TIE RE-RTrC

From d Ior- Ter notice Of Dissolution IL vii be .,s,
Rat / have Withdrawn IRON the firm Of = y. A85re,yg
& Co., and by the e1UTa advertisements I have tagrr.s
q partner IN he rTm Of Wallace, hyde g. Co Taf..-1
ask Of my old friends 8 small share OF fhtl- Ustr,7f
for the new fra, Two doors south Of The corner OF 81.
ord and Madison streets. FRANK HYDE.
my33t AuctioDeer.
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FOR REST-A house with NV roour=. ca7g-r
OF Monroe and Third Etreets, vol furnished Win ~rtr
aud gas. Iaquire on the premises today
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a SNAsH-A runaway horse smashed 8 bug
81 on Court street near Nam, at aeon yesterday. BY
some odd piece Of luck the driver escaped any serious