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ahoat, but the quantity of cotton on
board is not given. From New York
there are five ships, but only four caTgoes
are returned, namely, 5,713 bales; from
Galveston thirteen ships afioat, but only
six cargoes reported, viz: 60SS bales I;
from Mobile eight ships afioat, with
Is, 42S bales from Charleston three
ships, but only one cargo, S091 bales re-
ported and from Savannah three ships,
but their esrgoes not reported. These
ships and their cargoes are all bound for
the Mersey. The following are on the
way to the Thames From Madras there
are 2l,328 bales afiost; from Calcutta,
1885 bales from Cochin, China, and
TuticoTin, %, 547 bales; and from Bonn
bay and Kurrachee, $500 bales-mRking
3 total Of about 100000 bales of cotton at
sea for Liverpool and London.
Wagon ana Carriage Material
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate,
ON Monday, June Sd. 1862.

763. n. r D.-IsaAc n. Moon VS.. VIM. P. Math-
ews: Chancery Court Of Memphis
u virtue OF an inIerlocutory decree In this
~ cause, [ viii sell at public auction, 20 the
highest bidder, at the Courthouse door, In the
civ OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
MONDAY, JUNE q 1857,
betgt en- the hours Of 10 am. and u m, the fol-
lowing de crlbed Real Estate, to-wit: Situate,
lying and being IN Shelby county, State Of Ten
nessse; the nrst being in township i. range g.
weston the oasis meridian, ChickasaW cessiou.
and being that part Of section thirteen which
lies on the north side OF the State linesdividing
the state OF tennessee and Mississippi. and
containing I'VE hundred and forty acfes. more
or less, commencing ON the north wesf cornerof
said land and running south to said Stsfe ifaa
thence east with said line one mile tI,enre
north TO the northeast corner Of said sseffoo
thence west 10 the seid frst named corner hefnas
ali Of said section, which lies In the lsth CJvsi
District Of shelby county, Tennessee: the other
tract being the south half Of section twelve nor
towHhhip one az, range nine 90, west OF ibe
basis meridian Of the Chickasaw cessfen.
Terms OF Saloon q credit of seven and
thirteen nlODths. Notes with good secuFitv
With interest from date, and a lien retained iii
payment o. the purchase money. Equity OF
AUaUsTUN ASTON, Clerk aud Master.
my6h
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Trust safe.

Charleston, s. c. 18th AprH. ls57.
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For the AsRphis Appeal
H MEMARLAM

IN MEMDAlAMa
THE DEATH OF MISS GEoRGIANA Ian
WHO DIED AT MEMPHIS, kAY Z, 1857.
Another light has LEFT this sphere
10 CLEAN beyond the skies,
And hin more bright and beam the peer
or saints in Paradise.
4 soul too pure n good for earth,
Has fed TO realms above;
1t came to us all full of worth,
To tell the gathers love.
She left US full OF faith and youth,
With mildnes OF the dove
A soul Of peace that knew but truth,
And CHARITY, ana owe.
We miss her az We miss the star
That forms Ambitions scope,
And with her tight there fed GfAr
The brightest beam OF hope.
Oh! sad IL is so young to dies
To find life's bright dreams pale.
Our youthful hopes crushed with q sigh,
And hesrt-dreams slowly fail.
Bat now with her eaca hope is bright
Among the seraphim,
For she WIS pure as mornings slight.
And holy as a hymn.
J. AUGUSTINE sIGNAIGO.
MENPHIs, May 7, 1857.
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NOTICE is hereby given that three weeks
~ after date application will be made 70 tRe
Secretary Of the +" Memphls and Charleston
Railroad a. Memphis, Tennessee. for the re-
newal Of the following Certificates OF Stock
standing ina the name Of james T. Lamb, viz.
No. 1886, dated 18th July, 1861, Tor IS shares F:
No. 1874, dated 5th November. 1861, for 50shares:
No. J5, dated 9Th March, 1852, fer 3 shares-the
same having been lost or stolen.
A. s. JOHNSTON.
Administrator.
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FRED. 9
House and Steamboat RoOfer

EHHOLESALE dealer in Roofing Gum and
w Pitch, Saturated 8OOdng Paper, Imported
Felt Manufacturer Of a superior preparation
for the preservation OF Tin and Metal Roofs
that has given satisfaction for Fourteen years.
OFEICE-SoutheRst cornar FRS and Market
Streets, Louisville, KsntRekys fehlR sa
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concentration Gives Strength

DR. F. B. WALTON TENDERS HIS SER
II vices 70 the public in the treatment OF the
diseases Of females So obscure are many OF
these. 50 Caprlclous In their manifestations, so
perfectly 90 they simulate other diseases that
their true character is often overlooked OF ms
taken; prominent among these are, Neuralgia
Dyspepsia. that condition OF the system COM
monty called Nervous or Rheumatic, and Cen
eral Debility, this last is too often but a symp-
tom Of some insidiOus disease which Is sapping
tie foundations or life. To become expert IN
the detection Of these ND sflllful in their treat
ment. requires more labor and research IMAM
the general practitioner can bestOw. These
facts induced him 70 devote himself 70 this
branch OF The profession exclusively. To those
Interested he would state that he has had the
al vanfage OF the best medical schools and ex-
tensIve hospitals Of America; also a practice OF
more than twenty yesrs in this his native State
aud in the tropics, where such diseases most
ABOUND. He is permitted also 10 refer TO DIS
Ptman and Hopson, gentlemen who stand de-
<-rvedly high in the profession once, No. 81
Main street. Residence, No Zl Linden street,
Memphis. Tenn. my5 I'm.
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by virtue of fOVr Trust Deeds executed by !.
~ and NJ Flahe'ty tOA. Aston, Trustee, and
the powers OF sale therein conferred. and IN
virtue of the decree of the County Court 81
Shelby county, Tenn, substituting me a. TINS
zee IN the room and stead OF said A. Aston,
and comforting pon me all the powers. efc-
conferred upon said Aston under and nv viz
tue OF said Trust Deeds, (which said Trust
Deeds and the Decree Of Substitution are du v
registered in the proper O~ficesl, FOR the burmese
OF paying the debts therein mentioned. i WIN
On Saturday, ahe Est day of June. 1857
at the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, in the city of Memphis, Tenn. sell N
public auction the GLOWING properly, to-wifs
Lots Nos. 8 and 7, fronting eacn IS feet on
wellington street, in said city of Memphis,
Ienn., and running back each l70 feet, being
the same two lots thus numbered and desisnas
ted in the division Of the Hurley property.
Also, a certain tratt or parcel OF land lying
and being in the county Of Shelby and state ~
Tennessee, ABOUT i've miles southeast al Mem
pins, near the Pigeon RoOst road, and bounded
as follows, to-w1t; Beginning at the south side
OF Dunn avenue theI &c sou n IS chains and u
links along the line of the PiersOn tact to 4
stake, thence west with the line OF said tract :
chains and 20 links 70 a stake thence north IS
chains and - links TO the south side Of Damn
avenue, thence along the south side OF said
sVenue 7 chains and 80 links to the beginning
known as Lot No. 40 of the subdivision OF ne
owen 8 farm, as per survey made by M
Kerr, on ldth OF May, 1886, and containing %
Also. the undivided half OF Six Lots situated
in the town of COrinth, Miss, in the west half
OF Block No. 5Ol, commencing at the south
west corner OF said block and running Thence
north 80 feet with the western line or SAID
block.
Also, $40 acres of land ia Crittendeu eouptv
Ark, composed OF the following parts of See-
all in Township s, Range 3. to-g1t:
Southeast quarter Section .
South half northeast quarter Section p.
EAST haif OF southwest quarter Section y
Northwest quarter of southwest quarter SEQ
ton q.
North half Of northwest quarter Section 28.
Northeast quarter Sectlen y, and
Northeast quarter Of northwest quarter Sec
ton q.
Also, 50 7O-l00 acres lying in Cross county, |
Ark, IN township 10, north Range ! east. and
osmposed OF the following parts Of Section 2,
n said township and range, tO-w1t:
West half Of section Z.
West half Of east half of Section Z.
Northeast quarter Of southeast quarter of Sec
lion 2.
The title TO the foregoing property is believed
. be good, but l viii sell and convey only as
TERMS OF sALE-One-half cash, balance in
Tx m0nths, Witu interest, and Trust Deed to
iecure said deferred payment
hqnity Of redenpt ON waived.
Sale at u O'Clock IN.
my2 I'd j. 7. PEYToN, Trustees.
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PROFESSIONAL ARD
PHYSICIANS,
ID q q: SPIEq =. - Of ",

nR Q. SPIEGEL. graduate OF TIE
i hsSt medical schools OF Europe ana Ine
United States, and member Of the prnclpai
u edical societies in those countriesl mas prac-
Goed medicine in Memphis for the last thirteen
years, and continues 10 offer his PROFESSIONAL
services 10 The public, IN the treatment OF az
forms OF disease upon the NEST improved Eu-
ropeau methods. Ny vast collections OF rare
medicines and surgical Instruments. with 3
lifelong experience In their administration
aud use, warrants me IN claiming a superiority
over the more ordinary method OF treating dis
eases. such as CANCER aud TUMOBS OF every
descrIpuon. which I cure by constitutional
treatment exclusively, no operation periormes
by the knife. Diseases Of the Eye, Ear and
skin. Consumption and Bronchitis, Rhreuma-
rsm. Neuralgia. S~cr0fula, syphilis, Structure,
elect. Gravel. Piles, DrOpsy, Fistula IN ane;
IN short. all Chronic Diseases, giving es-
peciaI attention 70 FEMALE DISEASES OF
every description. I am always r1ady al
an times to consult with hrst-class Physicians,
either by letter or in person, upon all diseases
pertaining to medicine and surgery. Medicine
sent by express 20 all parts OF the world, when
desired.
OFFICE-N0. q, south side Monroe, between
Main and Second streets Memphis.
Residence. No. 20 Onion street. myS I'm
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THE creditors of the estate OF r. NJ. Appleby
L mrs hereby notified that ! have suggested
the insolvency Of said estate to the Clerk OF the
Court Of Upton county, Tennessee, and
the creditors OF said estate are notified 10 ME
their claims, duly authenticated, within six
months from the date hereof, or tbs notice will
nled in bar OF the same
j. Z. DAMNED, Administrator.
APgil lst, lS7, sPlsH
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.

. OEEIIE VI THE DAlII AFHEAL.l
MEMPHIS. May II, 1857. J
The improvement in our cotton mar
ket created considerable activity to-day
in Il local finances.
Gold was offered more freely than
usual. Brokers bought at "a to safe to-
wards the close, and sold at 38e.
In silver we could learn Of no large
sales. Buying at 25 to 26e; selling at q
28c.
Exchange is easier. Buying at par to
off, and selling at to J premium.
Large lots could be bought at a better
rate.
New Orleans sight is not plentiful.
Buying at off, and selling at par to !
premium.
New city scrip is in good demand at
S5c buying; selling at 81 to $50.
Old scrip is about all taken up. Brokers
offer 90c for it.
Police scrip is in moderate demand at
75e buying; selling at 5Se.
Bonds are dull and nominal. The only
transaction reported is a small sale Of
Memphis city coupons at 55o. There is
nothing doing In others. Memphis and
Ohio railroad, 10 to zoe. Memphis and
Little Rock first mortgage bonds, 10
sale Memphis and Charleston railroad
bonds, IS to zoe; Tennessee bonds,
with coupons, as to zoe Tennessee
bonds, new, 65 to zoe; Mobile and
Ohio railroad bonds, no sale; Memphis
city coupons, 55 to SIC; Memphis city
railroad stock, 25 TO 35c.
Uuncurrent money is dull.
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LIAM CRAIG,
WINCHESTER d HATCHER,
DIXON q ERIC

4 TTORSEYs AT Law and General Col
"A lecling Agents, 2 Second Street. Mem
uhis, Tennessee. fehA 8m
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Adntfnfstrntor,s Notfce.

A TTORNEYS AT Law, Grsenyfle, Miss,
a VIII practice IN the Courts Of Tunica
C0ahoma, Bolivar, Washington and L~saquenna
Counties. dse1h I've
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Uuncurrent money is dull :

city Blk NaShviIie.--5 Traders " 80
Commercial Bank-par Union ...g7
The bank Of England return presents
some changes, but they have not been OF
q striking character. As far as they 90
they must be, on the whole, viewed as
encouraging. The private securities
manifest a decrease of E436, 5S9 the total
standing at els, 523 ,s72. The bullion ex-
hibits an increase of &S9, 195, while in the
return of the bank of France we note an
Increase of ESQ, 900 In the amount Of
bills discounted, and the current account
have augmented E333, 800. The decrease
In the stock Of bullion il about 1920, COS.
This return shows that business has i'm
p~roved-no doubt stimulated by the ex-
position, and the excitement through the
apprehension Of war.
The total receipts from internal reve-
nue., since the beginning of the present
fiscal year, have been S22s, 449. 604 81.
The average receipts per day during
April were 1886, 487 50.
The imports Of foreign commodities
for the nine months ending March Slst,
we're S206, 6S3, SS3; for three months end
ing on that date they amounted to S94,-
754, 462, anC during the month ending
March 3lst they amounted to S31. 0S2, l19,
Of which S27, 954, 743 was dutiable, and
So, l27, 1916 free of duty. or the whole
amount imported in March is, soc, 4S4
was entered for consumption, and Sl2,-
T45, 635 entered into warehouses. The
principal articles were Coffee, $685., 682
cotton manufactures, e, 922, 1894 fax and
manufactures of, 81, FAC, SO3 glass and
manufactures of, $539, 189; hides and
$1,237,3 1874; iron and steel and
manufactures OF, g, lie, 526; silk and
manufactures Of, 81, 528, 735 sugar and
molssses, So, 291, 221 tea, S9l8, 764; to-
bacoO and manufactures of, $3.50, 219
S402, 667 wool and manufactures
Of, 50, 1894, 765.
The exports of domestic commodities
for nine months, ending9hfareh 31st,
were $S09, 7S8, 63S; the exports for the
months ending on that date
amounted to S133, $50, III, and the same
for the month ending March 81 were
s45, 5l2, 140, The principal articles ex-
were Breadstutfs, S2,017, 789;
9l,S0l, 779 cotton manufactures,
1881 ,2S3; gold and silver coin, bullion
and manufactures Of 81, $780, lumber
and manufactures of wood, 81, 443, S54;
petroleum and other oils, S,577, IA pro-
1851, 987 rosin and %turpentine,
S169, 49l distilled spirits, S2l5, OBS; to-
1scco and manufactures OF, IA, 1874.
The exports Of foreign merchandise
or the three months ending with &arch
50 985, 4a9, and for the month Of
s., 272, l9s.
The value of domestic exports given
Ibove, except specie and bullion, are in
currency the others in gold.
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CHINESE SOLAR PITH HAT.

manufactured by TUNG CHEONG HONAM,
Canton, China, embracing an the STYLES viz,
single Round, Double Round, Toad-5tool and
Helmet These Hats are beyond all question
ne most comfortable ever nvented Call and
If you wOuld keen a cool head and
sun Stroke. aDT9TTo
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM EUROPE.

NEw YoRK, April %.
Ths Bremen, Paris, correspondent Of the
London Tmss gives the rumor that Marshal
HcMaher has been sent for.
The French Government has sent An ener-
getic note to Prussia on the Luxembourg
question, and certain officers Of staff have
been sent on q mission to the Rhine.
The people believe that France is drifting
into war. There is . stagnation Of business
and the spirit of commercial and industrial
enterprise ere especially psralyzed-
The Standard draws the conclusion that
Luxembourg mast be evacuated by Prussia,
after brief delay there will be war.
The most strenuous efforts sre making 70
supply the French army with breech- loading
rifles A hundred and Fifty thousand will be
ready 70 serve out within . month"; 1t is re-
ported also that the army Of Lyons are or
dered 10 hold themselves in readiness.
Notwithstanding these rumors and the
panic for time on bourse, the Msvgue Aow-
iter on the sth stated, by order Of the EN-
peror to the French Legislative body, that the
French has only been brought to fhe consid-
Grafton Of the Luxembourg question through.
out .only of eonciliation and peace. The
French Government is disposed TO exAmino
the qnsltion Ia concert With the aret t0Asks,
and believes therefore that peace eAnno4 BE-
disturbed.
There was panic in the London stock Ex-
change on the Sth. TIe funds we're sll low
er and several descriptions Of stock were IN
ssleable.
The Vienna Gazette declares that tihe re-
port Of the Austria -Prussian alliance is un-
founded.
The Patrie says the rumors of military
measures by Prussia is totally incorrect.
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French Preparing for War.
FOREIGN NEWS.

NEw YoRK, April ~.
The Herdlds Berlin correspondence says
the members ofthe German 0ppositiun Party
are in legislative triumph over Count Bn-
mark, by the vote rendering the Govern
ment smenable to the Representative body
on all matters relative to Federal taxation,
the vote was very close, the liberals carving
their amendment to the tax levy clause
IN the draft of the Constitution, by majority
ofthree only. But the resslt suguered badly
for the fate of the New Norman Military
Budget Of Prussia. ~
South Germans, naturalized ~ citizens Of
Of the United States, are in danger of being
held TO military service in revisiting the States
secret treaties with Prussia, Bavaria, Wer>
tenIberg and Baden.
stfhe A~oifs ConstantinopIe correspoalf
ence says that France and Russia have made
y joint movement to recommend the Porte
Govsrnmentto cede Gambia 70 Greece, and
that shs approach towards . unity Of sceion
in such direction, was regarded ss demon
strating that Engisnd is likely 70 be left ont
of the consultation for the arrangement Of the
sGfaiss Of The s'siek nan. a~ss--s~ss--.
The Herald . Aullinger, Ireland, CORES
pondence, reitterates the assurance Of the
approach of another Fenian rise, fas ,nope
extensive than that of the 9th of March, for
the execution of which, he says . conpre-
hsns,ve plan is being arranged in Losdoa,
Paris and Dublin.
The steamer Bremen, from Southampton
9th, has arrived. The French pres ere out
spoken regarding Luxemburg. The yos1ral
of 6t. PessrsbnFg, says the aalsof Rsssian,
Amerioa, viii prove mutually advantageous
to the commercial interests. Both countries
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. April q.
The Austrian mission is vacant, Mr.. Mot
ley having been informed that his resignation
was accepted before the passage of the ten
ure Of Office bill. A successor will soon be
appointed.
A delegation arrived from Columbia, South
Carolina, to invite the President % Gyisit thai
cisy-ss - ssrs-ss 81. isss
Attorney General Stanbery Is prepsripe
instructions for oficsrs commanding military
Districts, on the action Of State Legialatures,
the disfranchisement Of rebels, and other
matters connected with the military bill.
The Surgeon General has issued . cirular
of instructions that, in view Of the possible
prevalence of cholera during the approsch~
ing summer, every endeavor will be made by
medical officers TO prevent the introduction Of
ch6lera from infected Command, % rits con-
veysBce from point to point, BY quarantine
of observation, on all detaehments Of recruits,
or troops arriving or depashng from ports or
recruiting stations, at or near which the dis
ease prevails, Regulations looking TO the
pftseysA6Oa of health u the army aso fiSsas
Commissioner Clayton had an interview
with the delegations of the Simston and Wau.
peton banda Of Dscotah Indians, 70 obtain
their signatures to treaty made during the
winter, and subsequently, ratified By the SEN
ate.
Rear Admiral q. Fl Bell, Commander A.
g. Drake and Eent. Commander Treville
Abbott. have been placed on the retired list
Secretary Seward left this evening for his
home in Auburn.
The acting Quartermaster General has or.
dered the withholding of all payments for
mail transportation to railroads which IL in
dsbtsd TO the United States for materials
purchased on credit, until said Indebtedness
shall be sxtinguished.
The Supreme Court to>day reversed the
decision of the Supreme Court Of Iowa, in an
admiralty case, on the ground that the laws
Of Congress of 1889 and 1915 give the United
States District Court exclusive Jurisdiction,
without Limitation, both on rivers and lakes,
or wherever ships and steamboats, float, and
are engaged in commerce.
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Sr. LOUIS, April a.

ST. LOUIS, Apri e.
The Democafs correspondent With Gen.
Hancock Indian eKpe4i6On, .givss sn ac-
count of council hsld q Fort Larnsd On the
18th inst. between Gen. Hancock and fifteen
Cheyenne Chiefs The council amounted TO
nothing, as only part Of the Chiefs OF the
tribe were present, and those present gave
but - equivocal reply 70 Cen HaDcecFs .
speech to them.
Next day Ger. Hancock moved towards
the Cheyenne camp, and when about half
way he was met by over three hundred Chiefs
and warriors, Who professsd peace, but that
night the whole tribe abandoned their village,
leaving their wigwams, but taking away
everything Of value. Gen. Custsr's cavalu
was sent in pursuit but had not returned
when the letter wss cloaed.
Indicstions point TO consideration be.
tween the Cheyenne and Sioux Indians for
evil purposes.
Gen. Hancock intended to burn the Chey-
enne village on the l4th inst
The Denvsr Neurs Of the l1th nys that .
Government train Wa recently Destroyed tn
the Colorado district, and two men were
drowned, BY . sudden rain storm, which sent
q terrible food Of water down the Marrow
District, in which they were camped ct the
tune. 80 ~
The Mayor and City Comptroller have ar-
ranged with the National Bank of the State
Of Missouri for atemporary loan of six hundred
thoasAnd dollars, which will enable the city
to nv the interest on her bonds, due II JSnes
JUN md August, end Also meet all Other
obligations. This loan was rendered neces-
sary by q change in the assessment law, under
which the city now receives taxes in Novem.
Der, instead Of June, ~ heretofore. The
State Raakx have all been made agGnts Of
the city for the sale of bonds, and repositories
of city moneys.
The Fenans serenaded Gen. Pile Saturday,
in compliment OF his advocacy Of resolutions
OF sympathy for the struggling Irish, passed
at the late session ofCongress. The General
responded in an eloquent speech in favor Of
universal ffsedem4 i 8