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MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, April 3.-Tobacco is in goOs
local demand at full prices. Cotton i
nominaliy lower; stIict middling, 26c
Flour very firm and prices unchanged
Wheat sc higher spring, 81 IS; choice
81 50. Corn firm at 81 05gSl 10 TO
choice yellow and white. Oats firm q
74@77G Rye firm, 81 39. Provision
very firm mess pork, SD 50 bacon
shoulders, 9lc; clear sides, I2sc. Whisky
81 Is free, 25c in bond.
LOUISVILLE, April 3.-Sales Of 15C
hhds. of leaf tobacco at full rates at s. A
to $40. Flour dull; superfine So so to
SO 25. Corn, in bulk, 74@75c. Oats, In
bulk, zoe. Pork SO 50@S22 rs. Bacon,
sides, 124@l2lc; shoulders, 9f@94c,
packed bulk shoulders Sic, loose.
New ORLEANS, April 3.-COttsh, dull
and lower; sales, 200 bales low mid
ding, 2S@28lc receipts, 300 bales ex-
ports, 1887 bales. Sugar, unchanged.
Prime molasses, soc. Flour, firm and
unchanged. Corn, active and advanced
23{95e. Pork, quiet and steady sales Of
mess at S24924 624. Lard, unchanged.
Gold, 34i. Sterling, 4694e9. New York
sight, / premium, .
New YORK, April 3.-Cotton dull and
heavy, and prices have again declined
}6lc; sales 300 bales; uplands z9c.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Whisky
dull at pc in bond. Wheat unchanged.
Rye firm at 81 81. Corn less active at
81 q for mixed western. moder-
ately active. Rice quiet. Conee steady.
Sugar firm Cuba l09lIc. Molasses
duh. Pork quiet and steady new mess
SOB 50. Money is a shade easier al &c for
call loans. Sterling quiet at sos.
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TEqCstee's SAFE

or Desirable Real Estate, distant abaui
Ii Niles Southeast from The City Of
Memphis, and Situate OF the N. and
@. K. r.
DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust TO me executed
D OF the 18th day of December, 1885, by J. l..
Taylor and T. 3. McEEen for the purpose OIL
securing 4 note for the sum of Si2,Q0 due and
owing by them to ]. B.. Mercer, and in Obedi-
ance 70 written authority nom the said Taylor
MeEwen and Mercer, directing me to eel the
Land conveyed in said Trust Deed, 1 viii, or
The 9Th Day OF May, 1857, at the Courthouse
door. IN the GreenlRW Block, on Second street,
OF Memphis, between the hours Of 10 O'CLOCK
am. and 4 o'clock pm anu continuing from
day to day thereafter, between the sane hour,
until all the property BE- sold, sell to hi highest
bidder, a certain tract Of land situate and lying
in Shelby county, Tennessee, and bounded
thus: Beginning at a stake on the east side or
line CT said tract in the lane between the VIM.
Cooper tract and the Benedfck tract running
thence in said lane l5-2 chains TO a point
within or 50 my feet south CT the center OF
the Memphis and Charleston railroad thence
west 43 Is TO a point 50 feet south OF the center
Of said railroad thence south l5-34 chains to a
hickory gfuo thence south ~ west 43l
chains to \ point 30 feet south Of the center OF
the Pigeon HoOst road, runs from the first
point Of beginning west 1850 chains TO n stake;
thence south 1I-20 chains to a point 30 feet
north OF the center or Pigeon Roost road
thence tc the termination OF said line which
y wT ~ na-aHsI |f,h ali PiSaon 1R Reo ssss In 1ne
in the survey, being in all % TZ-l0o acres. This
property has been subdfvided, and viii be sold
N lots varying from i've 70 ten acres each
There is no other incumbranee on said land.
THE OF SALE are as follows. One
third or the purchase money, cash, and the
balance payable in equal instalments On the
LIST of October, 1887. LIST OF April, 1855. and Ist OF
October, 1888, the purchaser to execute notes
drawing interest from date, and secured by
Deed Of Trust, embracing the same terms as
thai under which lam now acting.
l am authorized to say, that Tor all of the
purchase money, after defraying the expenses
OF the trust and satisfying the claim or said
Mercer, any Just Indebtedness OF either Tay-
Tor q McEWsn, or Taylor, McEwen, Duks a
Co.. or Taylors, McEwen a Blew, viii be re-
cefved but each let viii be required TO bear its
proportional part OF the expenses OF the Trust
and the burthen OF thsincumbrance. The title
to said land / believe to De coed, audI will take
pleasure in furnishing any person with a state
inenl Of the title, and q plat Of the subdivision
application To me at law office OF
Wilson 4 Beard, 10 Court street, bit 1 shall
only convey as Trustee. W.. 2. WILSON,
ap4 II Trustee.
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OF Brig.-Gen. Albert Pike.
To this letter 1 received the following

rtpIy
aHEApQUAKTERs ARMY or THE SOUTHWEST
March 18th, 1862.
General. Yours Of the I'd inst, expressing
yonr abhorfence al certain instances o. cruelty
on ms battle held Of Pea Ridge, n duly re-
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IN. consequence OF judicial proceedings hao IN
respect TO the interests OF dinerent parties in
the ArrEAL. the paper, the printing estao-
usbmeut and the good will OF paper have
been sold. and the undersigned have become
the purchasers.
Every possible exertion viii be made to rendeT
The APPEAL more acceptable to its readers
srB more desirable as q medium Of adver-
Using. Much more space VIII be devoted to
reading matter, and a special column be ap-
nrorristed weekly to Masonic Information.
The undersigned hope, by close attention to the
affairs OF the paper and Office, TO give ii
claims equal to those OF any Other journal Of
the city to the support and ~eonGdsnoe Of the
community.
JOHN =. c. HOGAN d co.
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DESTRUCTION OF THE LINDELL HO-
TEL, ST. LOUIS

TEL, ST. LOUIS.
This magnificent hotel, the largest In
the United Staais, and probably in the
world, was totally destroyed by fire on
Saturday night, the 3lst Of March, and
is considered by lhe citizens of st. Louis
a public calamity. We Gull the follow
ing statistics from the Democrat of the
Ist instant:
Il has been stattd hat the bricks laid on
the walls would be sufficient TO pave an area OF
more than thirty-e ght acres. This Is in sddi-
dion to S00a perchesiot robbie masonry in the
foandatlon 500 cubic feet Of cuLstOne in the
f-onfs- 40 tons oil cast and wrought iron.
went. seven acres OF plasfering; $40 windows,
$50 inside Doors 51B pounds Of copper for gut
tors the plate glast used would cover an acre
OF ground. the hools seven acres. Inc sheeung
or S-asnboards laid Ia a continuous line, would
reach thirteen Hples; ana II a bOarder
desfred 10 lake a walk before break
a,st he might lravel through the cor
riders one mile and a quarter without
going over the stme moor q second time.
EesiSeS the marble flooring and o.her Tagging.
10 00 feet OF footing boards were laid, re-
curing 10000 yards OF carpet 70 cover them.
ihfrty-gWo tons Of sash weights were used,
Ia O09 faet OF gas-piIe. 10000 pounds Of lead and
s1G8 of-iron pipe ID supply Il with water, be-
sides 100 feet Of steam-pipe for heating II.
Tbrty-tWo miles Of beu-Wire was used
Ths actual cost of the building was $3.50 090,
with The gtOund valued At $50, 409,)
makes the whole ysiue sLzlb4UJ-not 70 speaE
Of furniture, 80.,g0lof which was Imported and
put IN. 70 that whsn the house wa fully COM
pieted and furnished the whole property cost
hearty a million an a half OF dollars!
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FROM COLUMBUs.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, April S.-The senate
resolution for manhood suffrage was
amended in the house by DISTINGUISHING
rebels and deserters, and passed by a
vote Of years, 50; nays, %. 1t now goes
back to the senate.
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10 my OLD
Westl Tennessee, Mississippi
and arkansas.

HAVING accepted a permanent Agency O
III the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INsIL
R1NCE COMPANY, I would respectfully ~
lhe ATTENTION OF my old jTiends 20 tha Iustttu.
lion a. a safe, certain and reliable medium
thrluah which they may assure their ramilies
avainStsN ant Ia the event OF death, or them.
seives from an impoverished old age IN cass
OF il l-success in life.
MY. X. g. III II associated with ma and Is
herekv recommended TO public coofdence
Our ONCE Is at Nc. - Madi>on streef fresr
roousl- Desoto Block, where va viii be hsnnv
10 inpart any needed information to those de-
mia Sm J. 4. MCMAHON.
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FROM ROCHESTER,

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, April S.-Col.
Wood of the secret detective corps of the
United States, and the assistant deputy
marshal, has made a Grand raid on the
buyers and sellers of ed6nterfeit treasury
notes, fractional currency, etc. They
have arrested twenty persons who reside
in western New York, n lodged them
in jail here.
Eighteen more prisoners were brought
in tonight and Jailed.
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M CoRREsPONDENTs.

No notice can be taken OF Anonymous con
wnBfsations. Whatever is intended for m
1-tiop in the APFEAL, must be aatnentl-
cat-d by the name and address OF ihe
uL,er-uot necessarily for publication but
a. guarantee for his good faith and re-
Hponsibnity.
All business letters for this once should DC al
dressed to " The APPEAL" Memphis.
AL Communications for publication mus nt
written on n side OF the page, and viii
NIL other matters connected with the eato'
rial department. should be addressed; Ed
TORS OFTHE APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot. as rule, undertake 10 return aru'
cles not found suitable for publication.
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THE Madrid (Spainl Gdsette publishes
a decrse authorizing the minister Of ma
rine to make a convention for the laying
of a telegraph cable between Cuba, Porto
Rico. Mexico and Panama. The line,
then. could connect With the Florida and
Cnba telegraph, and thus give Is COM
m-unjeation with Panama and Mexico.
worst of these spanish lines is that
they too long remain mere projects.
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BISHOP POTTER has written 8 letter.
not vet published, assigning his reasons
for not signing the protest against ritu-
alism. As the bishops uncertain posi-
ton on this harrassing question las peer
the occasion Of much concern 10 nls
friends, doubtless it viii be q great reIei
to them and the church 10 near rom
him definitely at last.
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ST. LOUIS, April s.-Further election
returns show that the radical city ticket
vas elected yesterday by an average
majority of go. The board Of aldermen
stands thirteen radicals; opposition nine.
Later news from Montana says that
the mining operations this year are to
be extended, and it is estimated that the
yield of precious metal will reach $780,
| OD0 900
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BUCKHAM 6 CHAPMAN.


500 NJ ain S t.
HAVE for sale Harrison Flour, Davis Hams.
II Lard In kegs, Corn Meal, German SoaD
FIENIE BUCKHAA d CHAPNAN
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, April Sat a meeting Of
the Confederate bond holders Of London
it was resolved to institute legal pro-
ceedings against the United States con-
gress and the legislatures Of the southern
states passing any law to prejudice their
rights with such states.
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Nntfce f0 Creditors.

Referring 10 advertisement Of VIM P. VII.
son. ESQ, Trustee, ete.-thts days datc-and
anxious to effect settlements as early as posi-
bic. we wish to notify al our creditors that we
propose TO sell all OF our Real Estate. both per.
soual and c~opartnerEhip, duringt the nertensu-
ing thirty. sixty or ninety days. at public auc-
ton. taking IN paymenttherefor, after satssfac-
ton of liens and exPenges, the outstanding
ohIigatfons ofTsyIors, McEwen a Blew, Taylor,
MeEwen, Duke a Co. OF Taylor 4 McEweR, as
The iist viii comprise above Thirteen Country
Lots OF i've to nina acres each, located on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, about three
and n half miles east OF this cit-y-admirRbly
located for residence and garden purposes :
Three valuable Business Lots with Improve
ments on Adams street. and eleven Residence
Lots on Adams, Washington and jefferson
street extended, including Two Residences.
The Lots will be plainly staked of All ered!-
tors and others are respectfully invited to ex-
TAYLOR 4 MCEWFN.
- q rQa- a.4t--F
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ZOE RENT

GOOD TWO STORY DOUBLE BRICK
~ BUILDING, suitable fOra BreWet y, Dfstl-
lery or other mandatory. Also. Dwellings
constantly for rent. A-CORDE-,
mhl0 Wv rs Trout street.
COU1 HERR HOTEL for RENT
The above house will be rented to responsible
parties also, the Furniture FOR sale. To par
ties keeping the house on the European plan.
great inducementzwfn be given. Aecommoda-
ton for go guesr6s Apply 70 p. 7. HUGHES.
Citizens Union Bank, . Madison street
h w
EOR RENT.-A new Cottage on Allen
Il avenue, close to Vance street, OF 3 roCma
yard, good cistern. etc Rent mOderafe-pos-
session Immediately. Also, a new Brick. cor
ner OF Second and UVerton eight rooms; IRE
place IN every room and every room . front
room splendid place for a resident physiclan.
Possession lst OF April g. ". POOL Rental
and zeal Estate AGENT, 1872 Main st. mh8 IN
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April 4-The wooden
mills of T. Sehofield, at Manayunk,
were burned last night. Loss $4,000.
Insured for S1s 0
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FROM GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, April !. --News Of the
Campo Verde s~poilations by the Indians
continue to come in. 1t is Tumored thai
twelve families have been massacredi
but the report is not substantiated.
The cotton sales yesterday were 145C
bales; middIing, 191e in specie.
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FROM NEW AVE

New HAVEN, CONN, April S.-Eng-
lish's majo.ity is SIS. le senate
stands eleven republicans and ten DEM
oerats. The house, u hundred and
t%wenty-one republicans and one hundred
and seventy-one democrats.
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FROM

LOUISVILLE, April S.-The river is
falling slowly with nine and q quarter
feet in the canal. The st. Charles left
for New Orleans. The low pressure
steamer leaves on Saturday for New Or.
leans. An immense crowd visited her
to-day. The weather is warm. Their
mometer, 20 deg.
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-Aftnchnterat N0Nce.

Before John c. Creighton, Up.
Joseph Wolf VS.. W. K. Vance.
TIE defendant IN the above entitled cause
will take notice that an attachment has
been sued out against him upon the grounds
chat he Is a nonresident or the state of Tennes-
zee, and the case set for hearing at my office IN
the city OF Memphis, on the 4Eh day Of May,
Ieda, when and where he can appear and
defend said suit or the same will be proceeded
with ex parte, and that a copy OF this order De
published once 3 week for four weeks In the
Memphis Daily Appeal.
JOHN C. CREIGHTON, ]. E.
Mamnhia. Aurfi 4. 1857. ana laxu4xr
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FROM NEW LEA

NEW ORLEANS, April S.-Marengc
levee, in Coneordia parish, opposite
Natchez, has given way. The disaster
cannot possibly be repaired before thu
water falls, and the upper parishes viii
be inundated. The engineer OF the
levees below Baton Rouge reports that
he cannot get men to work, as he has nc
money to pay them.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 3.-Houolulu
adviees of the 18th ult. state that the
cornerstone Of the proposed Catholic
cathedral had been laid by his majesty,
assisted by the clergy OF the church.
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NEw AMERICA: by WILLIAM HEP
WITH DxoN.-We have seen this book
both praised and condemned and
Messrs. BLELOCK & Co., to when We
owe it, anticipate, We think, that We
shall bGate It soundly. We found the
book much more worthy Of praise. The
writer is IN Englishman, and to some
extent looks upon slavery and the late
contest Of North and South, with En-
glish, that is, somewhat PrejUdieed eyes.
Not Extensively so, however. He is no
partisan in intention, though he does
not understand the South and its motives.
its habits and notions, quite as well as
the men Of the South themselves
DO. We found the work so Justly estima-
ted by the Charleston Mercury, that we
give part Of its remarks, in which we
wholly concur:
Mr.. Dixon has avoided one great error into
which foreign travellers in the United States
usually faL. He has fornsed his opinions from
his Observations OF sect Ous and communities.
and has not decided the fate of the whole con.
lneua by the appearance of some one New
England village. ne has drawn his CONCLUSIONS
from the habits, manners and tenets OF entire
people; and has not judged every American
10y any one Pennsylvania. Texian or Nilsson
nan, with whom he may have CHANGED % meet.
AAe n Lleaty great gam, ana should be an
example 20 y emulated by all vino follow in
Mr.. LiAOu wake.
The whole manner Of the book is simpls and
chatty. Il is very pleasantly written. and
without any parade Of knowledge. contains a
great fund Of valuab inf0rmaIIon.
Mr. Dixon says "a bis preface that he went
ont IN search OF an old world and found a
New America, and his nrst chspter intro
Ihere IS many a jolt and tumble, many a real
danger and imminent peril on The trip acrf -
the plains with the imperial mail: but the
goal Is reached at last, and Mr.. Dixon finds
himself in The broad streets OF the New Ie
ruSalem- The plain. sensible and tbousht-
rui description when ne gives or the present
cOndillOu OF the MOrnnons deserves and will
compel earnest attention. As p moral or i'm.
moral phenomenon Of the present day. the rise
and progress Of MOrmOnism is without a parel-
tSI ana Wneu 10 addtlon are considered the
shaker cenbatists, the ernaticS pirituaUSts aud
the Bible Cqfnmunists, All OF which are freely
discussed Blythe writer Of New America" il
becomes a difficult problem to determine what
combination OF these Giscordant but powerful
clements is 10 form the ruling power IN ne
end. What with the native American, the
Irish, Scottish, English and German euigrantS-
the red Indian, the Chinese and the negro
latiOn-
The book will both be found Interest,"
ing and instructive. It is gossippy, racy
and shrewd; hits the Northerners pretty
hard in places, and hits US, also, good
humoredly. We may easily profit by
Of its ideas, and shall certainly
not be harmed, or even angered by any
thing the Author says. His remark that
the Southern banner CLEANED only over
men who had armed to defend a cause,
in which they found much glory and felt
shame" would atone for graver faults
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Sale Positive and Tnrpserred
AUCTION SALE.

WE VIII sell. on FRIDAY, 5th. 1857, at $50
W Second street. one me TE0-horss Wagon.
and a lot Of Furni1ure- CARPETS. etc.
apS = LEVY PRIVET HCOIT
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From

WASHINGTON, April 5.-The senate
to-day, Immediately after prayer and
the reading of the journal, went iAto ex.
ecutiye session.
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BOARDING.
! r EWARD
FOR RENT.

u o r r E T
House No. 3 Pottsris ~row-ShsIby street.
Apply to j. D.STEWAHT, Cumberland Presby-
terrain Church, Court street. ap4 II
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THE undersigned being appointed by the
i Honorable Chancery Court OF the City OF
Memphis 10 collect all notes, bills and accounts
due the firm Of NJ. Christal, Memphis, Tenn.
90 hereby notify all persons indebted 10 the
said NJ. Christal to call at the Citizens Union
Bank, No p Madison street, and pay the same
to me and no other.
THOMAS BARRETT,
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HEApe,Rs. DEPT or INDIAN TERRrroRY.

hEAD& h9' DAF T - ANh4AN lE4ALLLuk4-
CASTOSMEST DAVIS, March ., 1852.
The enclosed copy Of orders Is forwarded 70
Major-GenerGl curtis, TO he end that he NAV
know that the inhumanities censured and for
hidden by 10 are not likely 10 be repeated. and
are regarded with horror by the Confederate
commander.
And having learned from a letter found on
lie field that those who burned private dwell
Inqs AT Beutonville had been ordered TO be
tried BY ourg-martial the undersigned Informs
Wajor-General Curtis that "A general court-mar-
tiaf has been ordered to try a white man who
shot one Of the wounded IN the action OF the
7th inst, the man so shot being pro trate on
ne ground, unable TO offer resistance.
Iii undersigned avatls himself Of this Occa-
sion 10 offer M~ajor-General Curtis assurances
OF his high consideration and esteem.
ALBERT PIKE.
Brig. Gen. Prov. Army, &. ;. 4.
Command'g Department OF Indian Territory.
Mai -gen. SAML r CURTIS,
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AUCTION.
SILVER PLATED WARE

LA GLE SAL
OF COSTLY Am
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lowing is one

AHd Del y0rther Res01red, That a government
iounoed on military power, OF having It's ori
gin IN military orders, cannot be a " reoublfcar
form OF government according 70 the require.
ment Of The consultation and that Its reeoonI.
lion viii De contrary, not only 20 the consfitu.
ton, but also 10 that essential principie ~ -,
government which, IN the language OF Je0sr.
son, esIablishes the supremacy on ne ~
over the military auLhority-Nah0aoi IHfeg5-
geacer.
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or Desirable Real Estate, distant abNut
3 IL Niles Southeast from The City OF
Memphis, and Situate OF the N. and
Q. K. r.
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T. b. CHAPMAN

Late williams, CartmeI a Co.,
Is this day admitted az partner with Finnie
be under the hrm name of
FINNIE, BUcKHAM, q CHAPMAN.
April I, 1857. ANTI
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N o IT H

A T 4 meeting Of the Directors OF The NER.
n CHANTS NATIONAL BANK. held ans
day, In was ordered
b . a Dividend OF Ten Der
cent. upon ITS Capital Stock be declared naya-
Die on demand, Tree Of Government tax. and
that the surplus Fund o the Bank be increased
to Thirty Thousand Dollars"
IN accordance with above, Stockholders are
notified that they can apply for their dIvidenrls
on and after the ID inst.
J. J. FREEMAN, Cashier.
Memphis, April ], 1867. ap9Iw
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ceived and fully appreciate. The matter has
already been a subject Of e~trIespondeRce with
General Van born. i caitnot expect Indian
Regiments to practice civilized warfare, and
regret to see a resort 20 sach beliigerent ele-
ments in this unfortunate var.
The imputation in our order, OF cruelty "a
prisoner. and the use OF Esvags allies, on the
mart OF The United States, Ii entlrely gratuitous
and Iookstoo much IKE al apaloZy, for Whai
vsur letter and conscience 50 Justly condemn
i avail myself, General, OF this occasion q
assure you / reciprocats The personal regard
expressed by you.
IwOuld prefer We were friends rather thar
foes, as 1 am
Yours very respectfully,
SAIL. r. CURTIS,
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Dissolution Of COpartnershlp.

TNHE copartnershiP heretofore existiBg un-
j. der the style Of Llndsuers Pollock 4 Co 4
this day dissolved by mutual consent, T.. r.
hesser WithdraElHg from the firm Messr5 81.
Lindeuer and A, Pollock are alone authorized
70 settle the business and sign the name ef thf
late hrm, and VIII continue the business aHdeI
stand, 29 Main street.
Memphis, March =. 1867. apE4t
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BRIGHAM You've, JR, is q rather in
teliigenE looking young man with the
neck Of an Ok his chronological deveI-
opments indicate a person of extraordi-
nary s~ensuaiity.